Lincoln Way High School - Aegis Yearbook (New Lenox, IL)

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Student Council members A bandemonium experience Bethany Windish and Stacey Valy are the only words flutist Joy Pan- Mfffi L 15,49 ,M ? gg I oversee the Mr. Legs collection. zer can find to describe her feel- The voting started slowly, but ings toward the Marching Knights. late in the week the money pour- ed in, said Valy. .tai ,Set t f hg- Y Caribbean tourist day provides Mr. Ludwig with a chance to show off his favorite outfit. It was fabu- lous! As a reward for his fumble recov- ery, Joe Stewart prepares to get a free ride from Jeff Katula. HOMECOMING -1 L

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QM TQ tml lntllifeil ust when I believed I couldn't ever want for more this ever-changing world pushes me through another door. I saw you smile and my mind could not erase the beauty of your face. Just for a while Won't you let me shelter you. Hold on to the night I-lold on to the memory If only I could give A , - i you more. - Richard Marx Homecoming Queen and her Court Qleft to right, top to bottomjz Fifth run- 'l nersup Tracy Davis with escort Gordie Riceg fourth runner-up Angie Kleber with escort Jim Maciukenasg second runner-up ltiedl Michelle Sluis with escort 7 Bill Page and Julie Pavich with escort John Kerwing first runner-up Lisa Keller with escort Carl Fioccag and 1987 Homecoming Queen Maria Brcik escorted by Tim Bojan. n . , v'A. . 1 X. ' W4 . ' 3 X , a . ,- . 'Q' 5, - - Li.- . Q, ,Q-.. I x 'N' X.f r . fa , --. if tr., . J-., ,M , N - h K - V, IX ,, - . H , K .' WL . - 'jf' XA A .-A' In I ' '- ' 4 - ' 1 vi, 'f X f 4' X, ' im ffl I . Y 'ai of x K 5 N' 1- I' , ' . ' v ' I '. If J, X L . 1 'Ji il W' .Q 1 fv- , f' 5'':,zaQ,+::54,.g'v.-r?r12-142.1z- . ..- .:- . sc . 'X ' ..' f-.1 'h E 2-1.2 vw.. in ' .Q v i

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N SCHCDCDL HND UT npr.. Vorious octivities keep students on the go C 6 USY a word that can easily be applied to high school stu- dents everywhere. Even though school-related ac- tivities dominate available time, active teens manage to squeeze in many outside activities that add a little flavor to life. Steve Tomc- zak - as you might guess - spent as much of his free time as he could manage following the football ex- ploits of his Chicago Bear brother, Mike. I've fol- lowed him through his whole careerf, said Steve, including high school and his years at Ohio State. Watching Mike was what inspired me to play foot- ball. NFL violence was not the activity of choice for Candice Kestel. She was involved in the glam- our and excitement of the beauty pageant world, win- ning many awards in the process. The pageants are the most exciting and thrilling, and yet humbling, experience I've ever par- ticipated in, said Candy. She and Steve followed the rule adhered to by most L- W students . . . the busi- est of times are also the best of times! Chosen to enter Miss Teen USA and the Miss Illinois Beauty Pag- eant, Candy Kestel hopes to be in future pageants as she pursues a career in modeling. Steve Tomczak discusses his favorite subject - football - with Mr. Michels. Although he is the brother of Bear's QB Mike Tomczak, Steve is establishing a football reputation of his own. STUDENT LIFE Nothing better to do? Angela Kovarik sizes up the foot long hot dog and finds it doesn't measure up to its name.