Lutheran High School - Cavalier Yearbook (Rockford, IL)

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Cover design by Lorraine Klinger, Senior I Ft- diffs E : if X N rw TA -EA l 'o My 3 .Y , 4' 'mimi l ' H? xy. 1 2 . 5. f + ibm 1982 THE YEAR IN REVIEW Kurt Elling lighted the year's headlines ' The British Empire is victorious over the Argentines by retreiving the Falklands Giant no nukes in Central Park, N.Y. I if 'QE Wars, plane crashes, deaths, old faces, and new faces, high- y '05 . . . . O E r Princess Grace dies . Royal baby for Charles and Diana-William Arther Philip Louis. U.S supports El Salvador Civil War. E.T takes the nation by storm with a face that only a mother could love. Ingrid Bergman dies. Tokyo Disneyland opens. Sugar Ray Leonard retires. Helmut Schmidt is ousted as West Germany's Chancellor. Bess Truman dies. Pia Zadora becomes a national laughing stock in Butterfly . 2,075 identically dressed couples wed by Sun Myung Moon. Prince Andrew embarrasses the Royal Family by bringing Koo Stark home to meet mother. John Belushi dies. Ghandi wins Academy Award for best picture. Air Florida Flight 90 crashes into Potomac River in Wash- ington D.C on tour. Willie Stargel retires at Ll, along with his number. ., X xx , xx .fx X Ri XS , Q . fl X Q X X xx X I, S fd 1 7 Z J i Doonesbury takes a rest. 4 - V Henry Fonda dies. D N K Olivia Newton-John scorches America with her Phisical X-351 Z album and her new image. X ' 1 5' H 4 I El 11 K-N Nll .-N ll' 2 I WIN OR LOOSE. .. IT'S FOOTBALL David Manley Even though the football team's rec- ord was 2 and 7 overall, the Crusaders played with the theme: UIt's not if you win or loose, it's how you play the game.H The Crusaders are looking forward to next season hoping it will be more successful. Some of the highlights of the season were the wins over Alden Hebron 26-O and North Boone, in a very close 12-6 victory. Other games of interest would be the heart breaking homecoming loss to Kirkland, in a 22-20 overtime game and the 27 yard field- goal by Ben Brooke against South Beloit. This fieldgoal was the only points scored against them in conference play. The team members that were selected to the Trailblazers All-Conference Team were: Jim Hennig and Steve Nonnemacher for off- ensive team, John Childress for defensive team and Craig Lehman for honorable men- tion. A thanks to all the fans, parents and students that came and supported the l982 LHS Crusader Football Team. f ,U G Y ff . X 'Ula in f .1 'YQ E192 2222122 f 2 1,4 ' - W if -'v 13 28- Brodhead Af T ,ox ff? ,K ,J qw ' , A 'HWEVX4' lf llyfflj -'f x 'A' it - . . 13 49 Ashton my Thi' , M- F' Y B VW ' 5'7z'uf .--Jvvx , R ,-' Y. O 30 So. Beloit lxfg4QiAmgwKmg24LjAA yH2yMxQg ll r - l ui., , Y Xiu: 1 , ,a , f Z, 20 22 K' 'Pri 'L '45 57' irkland ,f l , 1 4 -Sol ,wM Myw1w W a,Q' 5q ,fjgeg .gWwLQiWf?g4fg 26 o Hebron . gy if ,L--f 5 .' ' 'V 4- ,' ,Lf 1 5 Y 4,713 tf-g' ,fa 21 7 38 Mooseheart ' 4'UgA?'?'pHiZL4gm,-- -,L jx my 12 6 No. Boone 4 X LV2f j M 3 26 So. Beloit 7? Q -sy K XX 1 K ' 'Y a 19 Kirkland ' ' ' - as A--- 3 SPIKE THAT BALL Lorraine Klinger Do you like the power of excitement, the thrill of a good spike, and the magic of a highly syncronized team? Check out Lutheran Higlfs three volleyball teams. They consist of freshman, sophomores, and varsity girls. The freshman team has great promise, with their record of 5 wins, 3 loses, and 6 ties. Miss Erhardt, coach of these twelve girls has done a fine job in their volleyball development. Sophomore and varsity squads were coached by Mr. Wolfgram. Twelve players, made up the sophomore team. They finished with a record of 8 wins and 9 losses. The varsity squad completed the season with a record of 9 wins and 13 losses. Nine players make up the varsity team, four of them being seniors. No matter if the girls won or lost, they all enjoyed playing volleyball, and are now looking forward to next year. 4 HOMECOMING FEVER Beth Mannino Auctions, banners, balloons, and rowdy cheering were all symptoms of the homecoming fever caught by Cru- sader students in September. The an- nual mania was highlighted by the royalty coronation Friday and the football game Saturday followed with the ever popular dance. Pep Club mandated appropriate dress for the week and Monday stu- dents dressed in crazy attire: many chose to wear their duds reversed or backwards. Late in the day, stu- dents scrapped up schackles to pur- chase their favorite freshmen and dreamed of duties they would require of their indentures. Garbage sacks, mini skirts, holsters and cowboy boots were worn by many students on Tuesday, as it was cowboy and punk rock day. Mrs. Gjestvang came down with a case of homecoming fever as witnessed by her half black, half white hairstyle. Tuesday, freshmen obeyed their owners as many were seen crawling down the hallway in full drag o Wednesday, WHappy Days? returned to LHS. Reborn were the poodle skirts, greasy hair, pony tails and bright red lipstick. Mrs. Corneilson led the way with a ubrightn smile. Thursday was spirit-filled purple and white day as the students showed their loyalty to Lutheran. Football players, cheerleaders, pom pon girls and students donned their purple and white in expectation of the spirit award for their respective classes. the week, a transformation hallway took place. Each class decorate a section of the hall During of the was to way in a newly formed homecoming com- petition. 5 Friday, the halls were filled with glamour girls and handsome beaus as dress up day was Specif' ied by Pep Club. After school, a special pep rally heightend the spirit of the team, and the seniors won the spirit stick. The overall spirit award, however, went to the class of '85. That night, the an- nual Talent Show recognized the ab- ilities of various Lutheran High students. Coke drinking, ice cream eating, and three-legged races were popular events with the crowd. At the end of the evening, John Child- ress was chosen homecoming king, and he crowned his queen Barb Oelke The highlights of the week, the football game, turned out to be a disappointment as the Crusaders fel to the Kirkland-Hiawatha Hawks during the last minute of the game, no sign of sorrow Later, however, was seen at the annual homecoming dance. nAnthemf provided the music and the students provided the fun as the dance was a big success. S i W ti, 'gif YQ 'ef '5f, wax , READY T0 CHEER Valerie Allman 'Hey, are you ready to cheer?n The Crusaders are here. The 1982-83 season held many changes and many additions to the cheer- leading squad. One of the major changes in the make-up of the squad, was the fact that there were nine on the squad. The cheerleaders had many fund raisers to pay for the new uniforms. The varsity cheerleaders consisted of Sophomores, Juniors, and Seniors. Melanie Fordell and Barb Oelke were the two Seniors, Julie Kerestes, Tracey Oellig, and Beth Mannino were the Juniors. Valerie Allman, Beth Cunningham, and Angie Johnson were the'Sophomores Shirlee Peterson was the alternate for the varsity squad. To help the varsity squad in practice, Marge Lake, one of the Crusader fans, volunteered her time and talent. She gave the squad a new aspect of cheerleading. A new look was added during basketball season. There was a Freshmen squad added to cheer for Freshmen basketball and the Sophomore Tournament. It is hoped that the members of this squad will try-out for varsity squad next year. Those on the squad were, Michelle Dettman, Nancy Dierking, Shannon Enderson, Debbie Koser, Lisa Sweeny, and Beneta Weatherall. The advisor for both squads was Miss Burch. She continued to work to bring the squad closer together to create an atmosphere Q full of spirit. 6 PEP CLUB IS FANTASTIC I Lorraine Klinger b Where does that school spirit come from? Whose responsible for getting Lutheran High all pepped up for the 'Big Game?' Don't you know it's Pep Club. You say you want to know more, like who is in it, and what does Pep-Club do? Pep Club is just what it sounds like, a group of students that want to add a little thrill to the school. It's a place to make friends and then go to all those wild football and bas- ketball games. Pep Club always plans a couple of suprises for the school during homecoming week. Among these suprises were an ice cream eating contest, and three legged races. They also made the banner the guys bombard through on home games. Who helps run this group of explo- sive students2 Miss Erhardt is the ad- visor and the group officers are Pres- idents Jerry Cazaniga, Vice-president: Chris Mueller, Secretary: Tracy Oellig 5 and Treasurer: Bonnie Henning. HALF TIME. Krcxs V' Y Sue Meyer Bright smiles, high kicks, and lots of purple and white were the order of ' the day. The Lutheran High Pom Pon squad received help from YMCA choreographer, Carm Rongere and the Rock Valley Pom Pon girls. On December L the squad attended a spemial clinic hosted by the RVC squad: Captain Lisa Robertson led the girls, to an exciting season and was pleased with their overall performance. 7 HAVE GAVEL WILL TRAVEL Rob Davidson One might ask, nwhat more can such an unbelievable, stupendous, titanic, dazzling, noble, brave, honest, good- looking, and modest organization do than they have done in the past?n A lot! After all, lets remember the famous words used by President Carter in an address to the National Institute-for the Chronically Academic. He stated n...in these days of trying times, one must lock to the true organiza- tions, those which are undervalued, overworked, and fun-loving.n I'm pretty sure these were his words, but what the heck, we know he was referring to the LHS Student Coun- cil. Yes, one should realize that much was done and much will be done.. Behind the direction of President Tom Wachter and advisor Mr. Dale Wolfgram, the Student Council has brought us many activities such as the new student get-together, bon- fire, movie nights, and our ever famous dances. The Student Council is the gov- erning body of students that arrang- es various activities. 3 8 THATS THE WAY THE BALL BOUNCES David Manley The ball didn't exactly bounce their way. With a 3-23 record, the varsity basketball team was plagued by fouls, bad defense and a slow offense through-- out the season. In the first game of the season, four out of the five starters fouled out in the last quarter. They lost that game to Winnebago 38 to 91. In their first win, the LHS basketball team dominated Alden Hebron from the tip- off and this dominance continued to the final quarter, for a 73 to 49 final score. The other two wins were the 52 to 45 win over Byron and the 68 to 66 win over North gow Boone. Both these games ended in a thrill- fl ,ng ing second effort try which won the game. nfglf' A thanks to all the fans for coming to R 455 the games and supporting the LHS Crusadrs K g Basketball Team. bg XQNC. s rf' sixty A No W 13313. E - , t .7.gI4:1i4'L Home Opponent Eiigabgi X fxixx Qsgfx Q 5559115 Q 38 91 winnebaqo Y ,V Q 31 71 So B 1 ' xxka E - . e Olt r-44555,-' ' c I xg x X N 43 78 Galena is is so Xlsivfs QE 53 65 Beloit Catholic ' I, 33,55 xx XYSQ - :fn ' Qs 59 70 No. Boone ' ss se Ashton 990 Mgffijisi ,kwin ,gil ? 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The team's well executed defense was very good, it caused a lot of turnovers and it helped them in a lot of critical games. The fresh-soph started their season with two exciting wins over Beloit Cath- olic SO to 49 and North Boone 59 to 49. In the Beloit game Lutheran was behind until the last quarter. With only 8 sec- onds left, the teams were tied and the Crusaders were up at the freethrow line. That shot was made and the Crusaders won the game. W The Crusaders took third in the Peca- tonica Tournament and according to coach Dobler they'had an extremely good fresh- man team and a lot of outstanding indiv- idual sophomores, among them was Mark Poellot who scored 194 points, Chris Meyer scored 244 and Scott Johnson scor- ed 103 points. Overall the whole team did very well. 5295 Opponent 50 49 Beloit Catholic 59 49 No. Boone 49 A 56 Ashton 64 S5 Faith Tabernacle 56 69 Christian Life 40 60 Harvard 31 57 No. Boone- 56 50 Durand 10 Home Opgonent 74 58 44 34 66 33 36 48 45 59 51 29 26 30 40 51 64 51 38 55 31 50 40 65 33 52 57 43 48 58 61 69 45 39 36 45 54 34 33 48 52 Alden Hebron So. Beloit Jefferson Kirkland Guilford So. Beloit Durand Byron No. Boone Clinton Byron Frosh A3 Byron Frosh B Christian Life So. Beloit Alden Hebron Leaf River Kirkland Stillman Valley Janesville So. Beloit Pecatonica O ss Yi :lla 4 ' Rb,1Q3,Q' ma. .' 425 -J ll 53' it 'RQX9 W ig! R v IE by 5 f,f4h J - , mf x , K IW .A xy X 3 Ak L l 2 3 LET'S GO! Valerie'Allman Small but mighty is the way you may describe Lutheran High's first Seventh grade boys basketball team. All eight boys of the Seventh grade participated. They worked together to form a hard working team. The team did an especially good job in both leagues in which they participated. Their overall record was 13-ll. In t tary School Conf for second overa grade Catholic S the other confer won the Sonsolat he Lutheran Elemen- erence, they tied ll. The Seventh chool League was ence. The boys ion Championship Trophy in the tournament at the end of the seaso n. To end their season, they won the Consolation Trophy in the Junior High Catholic- Lutheran Tournam wisconsin. ent in Beloit, Dr. Juergensen was the coach for the Seventh assistant coach was Bill Barr. the boys really efforts of Bill Donaldson was ho grade boys. The to Dr. Juergensen Dr. Juergensen and appreciated the Barr. while Mark me during Christmas A N E for a month he helped Dr. Juergensen vw coach. Mark spent all his time and xx effort to help improve and bring 'Q A out their skills. , with all the efforts of Dr. Juergensen and the hard work of the x boys, it turned out to be a very N successful season. 2 . - N h Q 11 K K N - J - ,f. I I . f 1' ' X zff' :,1 'xl I . . 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Miss Danielle Ehrhardt, the team coach, used Roberta R nberg's scoring and rebounding techniques, and Nancy Dierking's dribbling and ball control to lead the team to victories over teams such as Alden Hebron, and Christian Life. A highlight game of the season was played against Durand. Roberta Runberg scored 32 points and Lutheran High defeated Durand 48 to 28. A LEG RIDE TO THE MAT Kurt Elling They strove for excellence. They tried to be the best possible wrestlers. They were the Crusaders' wrestlers, and they were proud of it. The fans and the boosters also showed their pride by cheering the team on as they competed against Durand, Stillman Valley, Mount Morris, Alden Hebron, Winnebago, Marengo, Richmand Burton, and Northwest Academy. The team had four home matches and appreciated the support from students and parents. The wrestlers look for- ward to additional team members and continued crowd support in fall. M MBER - WINS LOSSES TIES Todd Larkin 9 6 1 John Childress 6 6 - Keith GeRue 5 7 2 Jerry Schneeman 5 6 - Jim Eggert 2 7 - Kevin Kahler 2 8 - Ron King 4 ll - Kevin Erickson l 10 1 Dan Muenkel - 2 - Parrish Lusz - l - Though the team did not win any tounaments, the members were proud to be Crusaders. ff' QW , x 'il 'RA fl, .X 'g I f1i, il1'l'lf fl! 4 qu -aff-, ' ,jg ., , I 4 UZ: ' ' I! ' I my ' dmv! .1- Lf' ' ' WHO'S ON FIRST??? Tim Payne with the beginning of spring comes the start of a new sport. Hot dogs, apple pie, and Chevrolet. One thing is obviously missing from the set of words. You said it...BASEBALL. Yes, along with the flowers, baseball blo ms with spring. The Crusaders knew that they were in for another tough season this year from the start. A new year brought some exciting new challenges for coach Dobler and the team. One of which was the team's independence from any con- ference. Along with the independence came an added obstacle of playing the bigger Rockford area schools. ' The season started out slowly with a nu ber of rained and snowed-out games, but the Crusaders gained momentum as the season rolled along. Outstanding pitching by Todd Wilson, Mike Dierks, and Mike Mcxinstry anchored the team's performances throughout the year. Craig Lehman added the extra power at the plate for the team to be- come fierce compeditors. This year there were nine returning starters, and with many coming back next year, the Crusaders look forward to another successful season. 5 6'.. ' 1 , I' j . '1 T ,fx ' K 453 V I I , f ' rf ' ff fi? ' l f w A ,f-,f+AfF?-2 F or f? , 7, . . fr! gg? , Y! in L' 'is 'QH 14 PERSPIRATION AND PREPARATION Beth Mannino W Hard work, shin ,splints and sweat f 4 are all familiar elements to the mem- Q bers of this year's track team. The season started early, and getting in shape was the main concern.during the Ap first half of the season. ' T The teams were relatively yommg, with only two seniors: Jim Hennig ar Melanie Fordell. Other outstanding members of the team were Chris Muel- ler and Bonnie Hennig, who often won their. respective events. The season was prosperous, and all members were well pleased with the CHECK THEM our 0'-Ween Tim Payne 9 Q! with all the ups and downs of most r sports, there is one team that seems .'?5? t i f yf'--x. to remain consistantly good. If you ff, guessed the Chicago Cubs you were wrong. ggggig, But if you said the Lutheran High Chess .f5 A f Team, you were right. ' K Q 'ff Q This year the chess team showed y 'MQ great knowledge and understanding of ' . l' the game, enough knowledge in fact, f 4 ' to be led by the head coach Mr. Stueber, . L2 , ' to Sth place down,state. :+ri - A senior,Tom Wachter, qualified for individuals, and displayed his talent to the best chess players in the state. The members of the varsity team include: Tom Wachter, Bill Hartenburger, Frank Ciprys, Kurt Johnson, and Mike Latzke. The JV team consisted of Mike Dierks, Kelly Lawyer, Kevin Anderson, Jason Ostic, Jon Schuknecht, and Barb Miessler. One of the highlights of the season was the win over Aldon-Hebron. In the match, all ten of the Lutheran team members defeated their opponents. The varsity team ended their season with a 3-4-3 record, while the JV team posted a whopping 8-2 record to finish 2nd in conference play. with the young team's excellent skill, potential, and brilliant showing, both in conference and down state, they give great promise for the future. 15 TALENTED PEOPLE Julie Kerestes Talent...one of God's many gifts to us. The ability to show these talents is a talent in itself. A select group of students at Lutheran High School have the ability to show their talents in the art and journalism fields. In order to recognize excellence in these fields, the National Art Honor Society and Quill and Scroll have been established On Friday, February 25, three new s- members were added to these societies. Shawn Reid and Bruce Barnu were inducted into National Art Honor Society, while Beth Mannino was inducted into Quill and Scroll. Beth is now the only member of Quill and Scroll, where Bruce and Shawn joined Debby Walker, Julie Ker- estes, Sandy Kufahl, and Neal Rhodes in Lutheran High School's chapter of National Art Honor Society. 1 HONORED SOCIETY I Beth Mannino Learning to bring out the best in yourself and others combine to make- up the characteristics necessary to become a member of the National Honor Society. Among these characteristics are the desire to excel scholastically 0 N by setting goals, developing morals, hard work and determination. Membership is based on acedamic success, leadership, truth, loyalty, initiative, judgement and friendship. Selected students who posses these qualities are inducted annually at a candlelight ceremony. This year, the induction was held on February 25, and seven new members joined the four existing members. These new members were: seniors, John Childress, Lisa Robertson, and Todd Wilson, and juniors Bonnie Hennigz Kristy Iverson, Julie Kerestes and Beth Mannino. Installed with these members was the hope for continuing success and achievement. 16 HOW GREAT'S TRY ART Kurt Elling The artistic endeavors of talented LHS in several talent competitions throughout students were displayed the year. Their art work proved once again their ability to compete with schools much larger and much better equipped than LHS. The many awards given to these students are a tribute to their wise use of God given talents. Jeff Thompson-UNITED INSURANCE COMPANY Calendar Art Contest S100 Gold Medal BERGNER'S SCHOLASTIC ART SHOW Neal Rhodes-3 Gold Key Finalists-Kodak 4 Honorable Mention Bruce Barnum-Gold Key Finalist Honorable Mention Shawn Reid-Gold Key Finalist Debby Walker-Gold Key Finalist Sue Mezey-Gold Key Honorable Mention Angie Parsons-Honorable Mention Sue Meyer-Gold Key Kari Johnson-Honorable Mention CONTAINER CORPORATION OF AMERICA Themes on a Great Idea Chad Brazle-First Place State Jim Hansen-First Place State Sandy Kufahl-First Place State VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS Poster Contest Britta Johnson-First Place Julie Kerestes-Second Place Randy Pope-Third Place Dave Bieck-Honorable Mention YOUTH MUSIC FESTIVAL' Cover Design Contest Melanie Fordell-First Place MARY CREST COLLEGE, Davenport, High School Art Festival Neal Rhodes-First Place Dawna Ramos-Third Place Iowa LUTHER COLLEGE, Decorah, Iowa Sandy Kufahl Q First Place Art Scholarship 17 2 FINE ARTS IN ROCKFORD Logo contest Lorraine Klinger-Honorable Mentic Shawn Reid-Honorable Mention SCHOLASTIC ART EXHIBITS, NEW YORB Neal Rhodes-Medallion of Exceller C1981-1982! Bruce Barnum-Honorable Mention BURPEE ART GALLERY COMPETTITION Young Artist Bruce Barnum-First Place Merit Au Larry Kelroy-First Place Merit Ax Neal Rhodes-Honorable Mention Lorraine Klinger-Hinorable Mentic Dave Bieck-Honorable Mention Beth Cunningham-Honorable Mention Shawn Burns-Honorable Mention Kurt Elling-Honorable Mention Kevin Kahler-Honorable Mention Parish Lusz-Honorable Mention Shawn Harper-Honorable Mention , Lisa Hackman-Honorable Mention Kim Conrad-Honorable Mention DEADLINES, HEADLINES, AND BYLINES! Valerie Allman Extra! Extra! Read all about it! That is what you might hear from one of the staff members of the tri- weekly Coat of Arms newspaper. There were thirteen students on the staff, under the direction of advisor Mrs. Corneilson. The two co-editors were Kristi Iverson and. Tom Wachter. Two artistic students tried their hands at cartoons, they were Clark Childress and Shawn Reid. Shawn was also their literary editor Other staff members included: Dave Bieck as lay-out editor, Keith GeRue as the Printer, and Ron King as Sports Editor. The Reporters were: Sandy Detrick, Dris Moellor, Ann Polzin, Randy Pope, Roberta Runberg, and Tracy Tyler. There were a couple of donations made to help out the staff. The Iversons' donated a Strip Printer. The Strip Printer is used to print the headlines. With the help from the Bidcks, the staff was able to have Borg Warner's print the paper for free. With all the workmanship of the staff they were able to publish a very informative paper. The staff managed to keep everyone who read the paper up to dat! on the happenings at Lutheran High School. w 9 A M355 ,W 4 'lf34SQ245ffx A 6 ' 18 MAKE YEARBOOK YOUR BOOK Tim Payne You never know where they'll turn up. They're out on the streets selling ads, they're in the classroom working on layouts, or they're wandering the halls selling candybars. It's a bird...it's a plane...no, it's a yearbook staff member. Again this year, the Lutheran High School yearbook staff worked together to create an exceptional annual under the leadership of advisor Mrs. Uram, and editor Beth Mannino. The staff teamed up with Taylor Publishing Com- pany and their representative Lisa Stafford to produce this years' book In addition to the students that worked on carefully planned layouts, there were others who spent time during and after school, selling candybars to raise extra money for the class. The regular yearbook staff includes: Julie Kerestes, Beth Mannino, Lorraine Klinger, Becky Galster, Sue Meyer, David Manley, Tim Payne, Valerie Allman, Rob Davidson, and Steve Swanson. The students who helped raise extra money were: Chad Brazle, Mark Weidner, Cindy Latzke, Brian Meyer, Kris Morse, and Teresa Powers. Although most of the staff was inexperienced at the beginning of the year, they were eager to learn and soon showed the savvy of seasoned staff members. Q :fLfQ:Ql Q .. A iw...- 'K A O MAS VER 711 'c-M-R .. Efirq L A are Qrever.. 19 con's FAVORITE PEOPLE Rob Davidson Light and cameras...but mostly action. On March 18th: aDd.19th: the Lutheran Players presented the religious comedy, 'God's Favorite' a Neil Simon production, under th direction of Miss Burch. THSY fre' quently had meetings to organize production on the play- The? 3150 went out on weekends to different area theaters. The cast of 'God's Favorite' in order of appearance was as follows: Steve Gentry-Joe Benjamin, Mark Weidner-Ben Benjamin' Elizabeth Kopp-Sarah Benjamin, Lisa Robertson-Rose Benjamin: David Poellot-Hutchins, Sandy Sletten- Mollie, Kurt Elling-navia Benjamin. and Chad Brazle as Sidney Lipton. The club members sponsor lunches to defray the cost of production. They used the money earned for cost- umes and props. The officers of the Lutheran Play- ers are: Pres. Jim Hennigr Vice Pres' Bonnie Hennig, and SeclTres. Roberta Hennig. The advisors for the club are Pastor Storck and Miss Burch. Besides 'God's Favorite', they also presented a chapel-type drama Called Spoon River Anthology, the memories of past residences of Spoon River. I 4 7 ,J ef ,Q :fa 'ze 20 JUST A NOTE ' Julie Kerestes ' One of the most joyous sounds in this world is the sound of music. It may vary from classical to rock, country to the blues, and jazz to songs of praise. The choir at Luth- eran High School best describes the last category. T Under the direction of Miss Burch I the choir practiced for many per- . year. formances throughout the school During the first semester, much of their time was aimed toward the Christmas Concert. This annual was held on Saturday, December 18, at Good Shepherd Lutheran Church.' The theme to the concert was nHark the Glad Soundu, and such a glad sound it was. Also during the first semester the choir sang on Sunday mornings at many Lutheran churches. As like the first semester, the second semester was aimed toward the annual Spring Concert. This year's concert was held on May 7th and 8th at Lutheran High School. Also during second semester was the Con- ference Festival. This is where all the choirs in the Trailblazer conference get together and form a mass choir. The Lutheran High Choir has brought joy to many nursing homes and churches throughout the year. They have showed great talent and are appreciated by everyone who hears them. event ' an f 1 ff 'la Ill in 1 llllh 1 ' , ,, -1- ' --1-1 'J xx 'ff SSL EXHILARATING AUXILIARY Julie Kerestes Hard work and determination. These are words that well describe the members of Ladies Auxiliary. The hard work describes all the time and labor put into the Holiday Ba- zaar and the Crusaders Thrift Shop. These fund raisers show much deter- mination to help Lutheran High School with their debt. The 1982-83 Holiday Bazaar was held on November 13, and showed great profit. The ladies put many hours into the making of food and crafts. These products were sold along with donations from churches and families, and the profits were well worth the effort. Another money maker, also being a service, is the Crusader Thrift Shop. This Ugarage-salen type of organization helps the community along with provid- ing work study grants for students of Lutheran High School. Retail items. are sold at the Crusader Thrift - Shop and the profits go to the school. The products sold are all donated from the staff and friends of L.H.S. Although these are important fund raisers,the Ladies Auxiliary helps L.H.S. in another way. Every Thursday, the women serve lunch to the and falculty of L.H.S. These include such menus as tacos, spagetti, lasagna, hamburgers, and chicken sand- wiches. The women make these lunches and are sometimes taken for granted by the students. The ladies put in their time for the benefit of the school. Thank-you ladies for what you've done and keep up the good work! 21 CRUSADER AIDERS Rob Davidson Crusader aiders to the rescue! I the Booster Club's goal to further 9' sportsmanship amongst students and p ents. They sponsor such fund raisim activities as the annual Spring Flim the immensely popular Chili Day, the T.V. raffles, game concessions, and annual Fall Ball. The officers are: President: Mr- Donald Oelkea Vice President, Mr. Gel ald Cazaniga: Secretary, Doug Stock: and Treasurer, Dan Hennig. These al! are the people in charge of the con- struction of the garage and the keep- ing of the grounds. -.- lr D90 ff x sz 696 ,sv . 6 YU 95 fcli, 9 .1 0 'JUST BETWEEN YOU AND ME' Beth Mannino 'Just Between You and Me,n provided an appropriate theme for the couples that attended this year's Junior- Senior Prom. Held at the Clock Tower Inn Convention.Center, the prom also provided the seniors with a time for reflection on their high school years. Couples danced to the nusic of 'Anthem,u on May 21, 1983, from eight until midnight. Throughout the evening, they refreshed themselves at the punch fountain and snack table. Parents visited the festivities and took pic- tures. Contrary to previous years, couples rushed home to get plenty of sleep. This was in preparation for post prom activities which included a special morning chapel and a trip to Great America. To finance this big event, the junior class worked hard to raise sufficient funds to produce a successful prom. They held a spaghetti supper, sold cheese and sausage, and served lunch for the students. A great deal of pre- ' paration and planning culminated in a wonderful evening full of friends, fun, and memories. GET YOUR HOT LUNCHES HERE! Sue Meyer Are you a male with a Varsity letter T0 SUIT YOUR and want to join a club? Varsity Club TASTE might be for you. There are five active y members in the club. John Childress, Jim Hennig, Todd Larkin and Tom Watcher 47 diligently worked at selling lunches . ' every noon. Bill Barr helped by filling ' up the pop machines daily. cg- The profit from lunches goes toward flowers for Homecoming and awards given i 5 X out at the Sports Banquet. Varsity Club members also are paying off a debt for the batting cage. If there is enough money left after paying for the cage,they hope to fix the fence by the Baseball field. 22 PROPHESIES FROM A CRYSTAL BALL ,-,ff fi Madame Voodo The future is full of the unexpeetea, end somethings just can't be'explained. Are the seniors just a little leery of Sl? what may become of them in the years ahead? The Yearbook Staff with close relations with Madame Voodo, has given us her prediction of what will happen to you seniors in the next 10 years. Read closely, for your fate is irreversable. Bill Barr: marries Barb Oelke and has ll kids in 10 years of marriage. Chad Brazle: is still looking for a job. Jerry Cazangia: is America's hottest 'Sex Symbol.W Clark Childress: will still be necking in the hall with Angie. John Childress: in the Guiness Book of World Records, for having the most wives. - Melanie Fordell: will become the gang leader of the Hells Angels Becky Galsterz is an American hero, after taking on the whole Russian army by herself, and winning. Steve Gentry: will flash the nation by taking off his coat. Keith GeRue: will move to Illinios and finally admit that Wis- consin is full of weirdos. ' Brian Harder: will become a sucessful businessman, with a wife and little ones. , Jim Hennig: suffers drasticaly from a chronic case of jock itch. Britta Johnson: invents an all purpose purse, which holds every- thing. . p Jeff Johnson: will open a bar called 'Jeff's Ju gle.u Kurt Johnson: will own a chain of lau dermat stores. 23 Rick Johnson: will be Pastor Storck's assistant and teach about world humanity. Lorraine Klinger: will be looking for her husband which she mis- placed. Mark Kottman: opens up a lock smith shop. Mike Kuehne: will be a snow plower. Todd Larkin: will play major league baseball for the Cubs. Cindy Latzke: always be mistaken for the other women. Craig Lehman: has a job as a vendor.at Milwaukee Stadium. Annette Little field: is unexpectedly attacked by a wild raccoon, which was trying to mate her raccoon sweater. Brad Long: finally learns to pull up his pants. Lynise Lund: has a world famous charm school. Mike McKinstrey: goes to work with Craig Lehman, as a vendor at Milwaukee Stadium. Alan Maxey: will be the lead model for GQ magazine. Susan Meyer: her hair will turn black, and even her own mother wouldn't recognize her. Barb Oelke: marries Bill Barr and has 11 kids in 10 years of marriage, and received word that she is expecting.- Chris Olhen: opens a tanning booth. Angie Parsons: will be the mother of triplets. Dan Pope: will be in the CIA, and investigate the black mar- ket. L Neal Rhodes: photographer for WField and Stream.N Lisa Robertson: is voted as WGood Housekeeping'sN mother of the yearn , ' 24 Chris Roch: will be working in New York as a driver instructor Jake Scheidegger: will Bings Drive-in. U finally find a job and leave beloved Jerry Schneeman: becomes Rockford's NTuff Cop' of the year, for having the most arrests. Sandy Sletten: will be nation and gracing them Jeff Thompspn: will be Kris Vittetow: donates working in little theaters around the with her talent. a discjockey at a gospel radio station. her body cast to the Lutheran High Newspaper, as a symbol for the NCoat Without Armsu. Thomas Watchter: will thke over his Dad's job of keeping Lutheran High clean. Debby Walker: will be driving in the smash up derby. David Weidner: will be Todd Wilson: becomes a series 'Opey Grows Up'. a pharmacist in Chicago. famous movie star, playingiin the hit womo MARRIAGE? 1 1. ' cousee. ? 1 a - 45 ,N n ., ! L. fa, 25 '7a f : 5 soak 4 XX x ,.,.-1- .-il lull SENIOR BEQUEATHS HANDED DOWN Sue Meyer The Senior class bequeaths treasures and junque KN a P' 'nh 3 to L.H.S. family. Senior students write wills every year to leave behind something to friends. Read on something special might be willed to you. Bill Barr: My basketball abilities to the 7th grade boys. Chad Brazle: My nl0l ways to make Economics exitingn book to Mr. Dobler. Jerry Cazaniga: My outstanding talents at second base to Mike Latzke Clark Childress: My Ford Pinto twhat's left of ity to anyone who wants it. John cnildrossg my football one wrestling ability M lanie Fordell: My Joan River's impersonation to human anatomy jokes to Tim Payne. Becky Galster: My fantastic personality to Bonnie wonderful sense of humor to Mr. Dobler. Steve Gentry: My ability not to worship athletics oriented school. to Kevin Erickson. Miss Burch and my Hennig and my at this sports- Keith GeRue: My recipe for frog legs and a dozen frog legs to Kristy Iverson 4 B ian Harder: My good looks and my ability with girls to Mark Weidner and my body to Sue Mezey. Jim Hennig: The mortal remains of our toothpick bridge to the next years physics class, Britta Johnson: My ability to put up with Miss Erhardht to anyone. who gets her, Jeff Johnson: My empties to the Charity Fund drive. Kurt Johnson: The Religion teacher to araue with my brother. Rick Johnson: My aluminum and glass collection to 26 Kelroy. f f 'f ff If Lorraine Klinger: My fantastic dribbling ability to Beth Cunningham with my on the bench coaching skills to Mr. Wolfgram. Mark Kottman: My notes, books,and my hall locker to Sue Potter. Mike Kuehne: My books to the Junior class, and all the luck in the world to Dr. J. for the future generations of L.H.S. Todd Larkin: My wrestling abilities to Kevin Kahler. s Cindy Latzke: My ability to put up with the Penguin to all the Juniors Craig Lehman: My better judgement in MilwauKee to Tim Payne and Rob Davidson. Annette Littlefield: My height to Julie Kerestes and my taste in fashion to Kristy Iverson. ' Mike McKinstrey: My beautiful Cam ro to Tim Payne so he can go cruF5'n with Beth. Alan Maxey: My announcer's microphone to:Rob Petrie with the tasks and duties associated to it, Sue Meyer: My ability to turn red from embarrassment to Sarah Brooke. Barb Oelke: My cheerleading ability to the future cheerleaders. Chris Ohlen: My ability to back over U-haul trucks to Sandy Detrick. Angie Parsons: My wonderful artistic talents to my brother Rick. 1 Dan Pope: My art projects to Brian Meyer to give to Mrs. Uram so he won't have to do any work in the future. Neal Rhodes: My abilities in photography to Mr. Wolfgram Lisa Robertson: My microscopic writing to the Science Department to test the microscopes. Kris Roeh: My ability to tolerate Jason Ostic to Kim Ross who in time will need it more than I do. Jacob Scheideggar: My car to Tim Payne to save him from the dreaded green Chevy. 27 Jerry Schneeman: My locker and the stuff in it to anybody that wants.it Sandy Sletten: My p m pon skills and my ability to smile at anything to Jenny Bieck. Jeff Thompson: My SuperhN'driving ability to anyone who can handle it. Kris Vittetow: My hair to Mr. Hennig. Tom Wachter: To Shawn Reid my locker and easy schedule for her Senior year. Debby Walker: To Jackie Myers and Sue Pptter my great driving and cruising ability, I also leave Scott to Cindy Podgorski and Jean Manley. David Weider: The two a day football practices during the summer especially lunch to Steve Nonnemacher, Scott Johnson and Kevin Erickson. Todd Wilson: My driving expertise around Chicago to Mr. Ploss. 28 i E E, 1 sig. I UbFE-5:5552-:Emmap!!!l,:!pl Q 3 1 u Y S X Z 1 , 4 4 K s I L . E 3 A 1 , Q S 2 ! E 1 s 5 E i i s I G I - Lutheran Staff Helps Students A Word From Our Headmaster On behalf of the entire Lutheran High School com- munity, my heartfelt congratulations and deepest ap- preciation to the Cavalier staff for producing another fine yearbook. It is certainly a wonderful culmination of many hours of diligent work. Thanks so much. Special congratulations to the Class of 1983 on your graduation. Thanks for everything you have given to Lutheran High in your years here at school. We hope that your experiences and knowledge gain- ed at L.H.S. will in turn help you in your future endeavors. Your teachers and I certainly have en- joyed vvorking with you and wish you God's Richest Blessings! Come back and see us often. As you go on from here, remember what Christ demanded for true discipleship: lf any man would come after me, let him deny himself and take up his cross and follow me. Mark 8:34 James J. Juergensen, Ph.D. Headmaster fa2'Q'Q ti WW? X ,AEM f f-if C S5 4 xdsmx rjmggysv 2 T NX lt. it r 1 Mrs. Q , '. it .H ' ...Ft ,Qin . 'isp-.i. jg at 1' .'-k M as f v' 1 . wr il Qs- I 4 K -Q + , at miss? FACULTY +3 379.7 w R Q I If 79' LH' Mrs. Connie Andeen Typing. Miss M. J. Burch Biology, Elements of Writing, Novels, Literature, Choir, Cheerleading, Pom Pons, Lutheran Players, Sophomore Class Advisor. Mrs. Linnea Corneilson Freshman and Sophomore English, Writing Lab Career English, Journalism, 7th Grade Language Arts, Newspaper, National Honor Society, Quill and Scroll. Mr. Stan Dobler Geography, Physical Education, Government, Economics, Football, Baseball, Junior Class Advisor. Miss Danielle Kay Ehrhardt Physical Education, Health, Accounting, Volleyball, Basketball, Pep Club, Senior Class Advisor. Mrs. Ingrid Gjestvang German, Spanish Mr. Joseph Henning 7th Grade Religion, Social Studies, Science, Football, Basketball, Varsity Club. Mrs. Connie Andeen Miss M. J. Burch Mrs. Linnea Mr. Stan Dobler Miss Danielle Kay Mrs. Ingrid Gjestvang Mr. Joseph Hennig Ehrhardt x, Mr. Donald Kortze U.S. History, Band, Elementary Band Program, 7th Grade Basketball, 7th Grade Volleyball, Sophomore Class Advisor. Mr. Mark Ploss Psychology, Sociology, General Math, World History, Religion, Football, Wrestling, Track, Varsity Club, Senior Class Advisor. Rev. Kenneth R. Storck Religion, Chapel Coordinator, Speech f Drama, Counselor, Lutheran Players. Mr. David Stueber Algebra, Geometry, Calculus, Trigonometry, Chess Freshman Class Advisor. Mrs. Sandi Uram Art, Journalism, 7th Grade Art, SpeechfDrama, Successful Living, Yearbook, National Art Honor Society, National Honor Society, Quill and Scroll. Mr. Dale Wolfgram Photography, Chemistry, Physics, Physical Science, 7th Grade Math, Volleyball, Track, Student Council, Junior Class Advisor. Dr. James Juergenson Headmaster. .Ply , 75 civil lv K' in J 0' 5 .av Mr. Donald Kortze Mr. Mark Ploss Storck 1' l v,-9 '53 ' 'W 1' Mrs. Sandi Uram Rev. Kenneth R. Mr David Stueber Mr. Dale Dr. James Wolfgram Juergenson l W5 25, A is ,f 'YQ V59 w Q . 4? , ,, , x , ,.f. QW - -Mm M W 'fm we T Q 4 2 5 5 n Z ,LJ if . zf -T f - i r N,-o ,fad -hw ,Ji ,J 3 fp ' iff 1 , 4 5,5 0 Q H252 K ' ---- Z , , S? ff. .:- 1 W s , f fgft I? ' Rf A HTIWFLWK V f f ' f f 4 MZ my , qv X, jx f 'N ' f , af ff 1 .iii ff, 5 f 7 , K 1 i f f , ,,., N. ,,i,, fff ff K f if r 3 6 f Vi, V v H 4 A fi Q ff gg! -.4 1 ,,.,. f I SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Jerry Cazinga - President, Lorraine Klinger - Secretary Vice President, Steve Gentry - Secretary. William Robert Barr Lutheran Players 3, 4, Student Council 2, Choir 2, 3, 4 - President, Madrigals 3, 4. Chad Warren Brazle Student Council 3, 4, Choir 3, 4, Drama Club 2, 3, 4, Lutheran Players 3, 4, Madrigals 3, 4, Band 2, Yearbook 3, 4, Newspaper 3, Jr. League Award 3, National Art Honor Society 4, U.S. National Art Award Winner 4. Gerald John Cazinga Jr. Pep Club 3, 4 - President, President 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. Clark David Childress Basketball 1, Track 2. John Andrew Childress Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 2, 3, 4, Track 2, Homecoming King 4. William Robert Barr Chad Warren Brazle .E Gerald John Cazaniga Jr Clark David Childress John Andrew Childress James Roger Eggert Football 1, 2, Baseball, Wrestling 2, 3. Melanie Lynne Fordell Drama Club 3, 4, Secretary 1, Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Madrigals 4, Lutheran Players 3, 4, Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Softball 1, Cheerleading 2, 3, 4. James Roger Eggert Melanie Lynn Fordell Rebecca Lynn Galster it Steven Arthur Gentry Keith Edward GeRue Rebecca Lynn Galster Pep Club 1, 2, Choir 1, 2, 3, Drama Club 4, Yearbook 4, Cheerleading 1, 2, Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4. Brian James Harder Steven Arthur Gentry Student Council 2, 3, Choir 3, 4, Drama Club 4, Madrigals 3. Keith Edward GeRue Chess 1, 2, 3, 4, Lutheran Players 1, 2, 3, 4, Newspaper 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4 - Presi- dent, Astrology Club 1, Cross Country 1, 2, Basketball 1, Foot- ball 3, Wrestling 3, 4, Track 3, 4. Brian James Harder Football 3, Wrestling 3, 4. i 7 James Lee Henning Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Lutheran Players 1, 2, 3 4, President 1, 3, Vice President 3, Basket- ball 1, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 2, 4, National Honor Society 3. Britta Marie Johnson Jeffery Allen Johnson Band 1, Basketball 2. James Lee Henning Kristofer Kurt Johnson Chess 2, 3, 4, Astronomy 1, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. Rickey Lee Johnson Lorraine Kay Klinger Britta Marie Johnson Drama Club 4, Yearbook 4, Vice President 4, Jeffery Allen Johnson Pom Pons 1, Volleyball 2, 3, 4, Homecoming Court 4. Kristofer Kurt Johnson Rickey Lee Johnson Lorraine Kay Klinger Mark Allen Kottman Drama Club 2, Vice President 3, Choir 2, Pep Club 2, Yearbook 1, Football 3 l Baseball 1, Track 2, Wrestling 2, Student Council. Michael Andrew Kuehne Drama Club 4. Todd Samuel Larkin Lutheran Players 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3 4, Wrestling 2, 3, 4. Cynthia Denise Latzke Pep Club 2, Yearbook 4, Softball 1, Pom Pon 1, Cheerleading 2. Cynthia Denise Latzke Annette Littlefield Craig Alan Lehman Bradley Alan LOIIQ Craig Alan Lehman Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Secretary 3, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Homecoming Court 4, Honor Society. l Mark Allen Kottman Annette Littlefield 1 Michael Andrew Kuelme Drama Club 4, Volleyball 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3. l Todd Samual Larkin Bradley Alan Long Varsity Club 3, Baseball 1, 2, Cross Country 1, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. Lynise Lund Lutheran Players 4, Newspaper 1, Pom Pons 1. Mike Dale McKinstrey Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. Walter Marshall Chess Club 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4. Lynise Lund Alan Maxey Choir 3, 4, Chess Club 4. Susan Elaine Meyer Yearbook 4, Pom Pons 1. Mike Dale McKinstrey D ' 1 M Fffffau fnkel Walter Marshall Alan Maxey Susan Elaine Meyer Daniel Muenkel Barbara Kaye Oelke Christine Kari Ohlen Angela Jeanette Parsons Daniel Wayne Pope Neal Charles Rhodes Barbara Kaye Oelke Lutheran Players 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Choir 2, 3, 4, Madrigals 3, 4, Newspaper 3, Secretary 2, President 3, Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 1, 2, Homecoming Queen 4. Christine Kari Ohlen Drama Club 4, Pom Pons 1, 2, 4. Angela Jeanette Parsons Lisa Kay Robertson Daniel Wayne Pope Football 4, Basketball 4. Neal Charles Rhodes Yearbook Photographer 1, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, National Art Society 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, Kodak Medallion of Ex- cellence 2, 3, U.S. National Art Award 4. Lisa Kay Robertson Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Drama Club 3, 4, Madrigals 3, 4, Pom Pons 2, 3, 4. Kristen Janet Roeh Drama Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Key Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Newspaper 1, 2, 3, Yearbook 2, Pom Pon 2, 4. Jacob Karl Scheidegger Basketball 2, 3, 4, Homecoming Court. Gerald Thomas Schneeman Kristen Janet Roeh Sean Kaye Shelby Class President 2, Drama Club 1, Football 1, 2, 3, 4. Sandra Day Sletten Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Madrigals 3, 4, Drama Club 3, 4, Pom Pon 1, 2, 3, 4. Steven David Swanson Yearbook 4. Jacob Karl Scheidegger Gerald Thomas Schneeman Sean Kaye Shelby Sandra Kay Sletten Steven David Swanson Jeffery A. Thompson Thomas William Wachter Deborah Kay Walker David Kip Weidner Kristine Ann Vittetow Jeffery A. Thompson Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 2, National Art Honor Society 4, U.S. National Art Award Win- ner 4. Thomas William Wachter Drama Club 2, 3, 4, Key Club 2, Choir 1, Stu- dent Council 1, 2, 3, 4 - President, Chess Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 3, 4, Newspaper 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. Deborah Kay Walker National Art Honor Society 3, 4, U.S. National Art Award Winner 4. Todd Richard Wilson David Kip Weidner Chess 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 4, Cross Country 1. Kristine Ann Vittetow Pom Pon 3, Choir 3, 4, Track 3. Todd Richard Wilson Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Cross Country 1. Y my IUNIGRS . . . 'iii 533 if E as F W' S-Q: i 5 .NX Q. 5 if if ix Q if 5 3 if Q 1 :sei 1 as ' ' g Nl -P ' Todd Aldrich Kevin Anderson Bruce Barnum Chris Batten David Bleck ll Pres. Bill Hartenberger, Vice Pres. Shawn Reid Sec.-Treas. Kristine Iverson. 21 Bruce Barnum, Shawn Ried, and Sawna Ramos, take a break in the park 'x WNW?-Q-M M Ben Brooke Frank Ciprys Rob Davidson Sandy Detrick Mike Dierks Jeff Friemuth Tim Glenn David Hackman Kendra Harris Bill Hartenberger Bonnie Jean Hennig Kristine Iverson Julie Kerestes Ron King Laura Krueger mn li Juniors are busy studying in English class. 2l E.T. helps the juniors tie for second place in the homecoming banner contest. Sandy Kufahl John Latino Mike Latzke David Manley Beth Mannino Sue Mezey Steve Nonnemacher Tracey Oellig Timothy Payne Vicki Podgorski Sue Potter Dawna Ramos Shawn Reid Robert Rub Milo Ruch dl 4' N R' .. gy Q 1213 Q Z lfl 'K . .FQ 1. as h. X Valerie Allman Victoria Baker John Berg Shaun Burns Darri Busker Beth Cunningham Kurt Elling Ronald Gentry 11 Class Officers: Pres. Debbie GeRue, Vice Pres. Victoria Baker, Sec. Beth Cunningham, Treas. Roberta Hennig. 2l Jackie Myers looks on at Kurt Elling as he entertains. Debbie GeRue Lisa Gioppo Tom Greve Roberta Hennig Ronald Jensen Angie Johnson Brent Johnson Scott Johnson Kris Moeller Christina Mueller Jackie Myers Eric Nicholds Jason Ostic Sharon Peterson Shirlee Peterson Cindy Podgorski Mark Poellot Tammy J uergensen Kevin Kahler Larry Kelroy Elizabeth Kopp Suzy Kopp Kelly Lawver Jean Manley Chris Meyer Ann Polzin Karen Swanson McErwin Talley Mark Weidner TQQI. Christopher Ainsworth Clare Anderson John Beck Jennifer Bieck Sarah Brooke Michelle Dettman Nancy Dierking Shannon Enderson Kevin Ericson Jennifer Gallano James Hansen Kelly Hoeg f---.. B ' Allk NURS' ll Class Officers: Pres. - Brian Meyer, V. Pres. - John Beck, Sec.-Treas. - Kim Ross. Ad- visors: Pastor Storck, Mr. Stueber. 21 Jim Hansen waits for Shannon Enderson to finish a call. 3l Randy Pope, Jim Hansen and Robert Petrie relax in the park. Karl Johnson Jeff Johnson Elisabeth Jones Debra Koester Lori Lamb Tracey Larkin Eric Lindquist Parish Lusz Michele McKinstrey Brian Meyer Barbara Miessler Nicholas Mistretta Jennifer Nonnemacher Richard Parsons Robert Petrie David Poellot Randall Pope Kimberly Ross Christine Rub Roberta Runberg Michelle Sandusky Troy Schmidt Jonathon Schunecht Lisa Sweeney Tracy Tyler Beneta Weatherall Tracy Tyler pumps iron -1' ORGANIZATIQNS ,Tl nf Newspaper Says It All 11 Newspaper advisor Mrs. Corneilson helps Keith GeRue in a newspaper layout. 21 THE NEWSPAPER STAFF - Keith GeRue, Clark Childress, Kristi Iver- son, Tom Wachter, Mrs. Corneilson, David Bieck, Ron King, Shawn Reid. Not Pictured: Sandy Detrick, Kris Moller, Alan Maxey, Tracey Tyler, Roberta Runberg. 31 Kristi Iverson types the final copy to a story. 41 Clark Childress works with the new headline machine. 7 I Yearbook Holds Memories ll Tim Payne, Steve Swanson, Julie Kerestes work on layouts for year book class. 2l Beth Mannino prepares for a yearbook deadline. 3l YEAR BOOK CLASS - Clockwise: Julie Kerestes, Beth Mannino, Lorraine Kl inger, Becky Galster, Sue Meyer, Dave Manley, Tim Payne, Valeri- Allman. Not Pictured: Rob Davidson, Steve Swanson. 4l AFTEI SCHOOL HELP - Mark Weidner, Cindy Latzke, Chad Brazle, Kri Morse, Brian Meyer, Teresa Power. 1 Student Council Gets Involved it A-Q Er fi ii la i ll Row 1: Beth Mannino, Bonnie Hennig, Christina Mueller, Tracey Oellig, Chad Brazle. Row 2: Angie Johnson, Lisa Sweeny, Lori Lamb, i Mark Weidner, Sarah Brooke, Valerie Allman. 21 Angie Johnson, ' Mark Weidner, Valerie Allman, Sarah Brooke, and Chad Brazle, hard at work for student council. 31 Tim Payne and Beth Mannino help put up decorations for a dance, Lutheran Players lmprovise 1 D Pres. Jim Hennig, Vice Pres. Bonnie Hennig, SecfTreas. Rober- ta Hennig, Advisors: Pastor Stork, Miss Burch. 2l Pastor Stork ap- plies the make-up. Row 1: Pastor Stork, Roberta Hennig, Bonnie Hennig, Jim Hennig, Miss Burch. Row 2: Dave Bieck, Tom Wachter, Debra GeRue, Victoria Baker, Becky Galster, Melanie Fordell, Sandy Sletten. Row 3: Shirlee Peterson, Tammy Jeergensen, Sharon Peterson, Angie Johnson, Sue Kopp, Lor- raine Klinger, Annett Littlefield. Row 4: Sandy Detrick, Shawn Reid, Kristen Roeh, Chad Brazle, Beth Mannino. Row 5: Keith GeRue, Mark Weidner, Elizabeth Kopp, Lisa Sweeney, Sarah Brooke, Steve Gentry. Row 6: David Poellet, Kurt Elling, Todd Larkin, Mark Kottman. Z Varsity Club Raises The Dough .- l l l l , I l l 11 Bill Barr and Jerry Cazaniga load the pop machine for the varsi- ty club. 21 Tom Wachter keeps busy selling sandwiches to students. 3l Todd Larkin, Jim Hennig, Tom Wachter. Advisors: Mr. Ploss, Mr. Hennig. l l l l l t 1 l l ,, 1 s l l l l A as - figs ,r:' - - . - I .. . I f l 1 f T s rssis 28 Pep Club Cheers ...- li Students show spirit. 25 President - Jerry Cazanigag Vice- President - Christen Muellerg Secretary - Tracey Oelligg Treasurer - Bonnie Hennig. 35 Parents give support to the team. ,...M...r,.m......-.Q.M+-a we 1' f ,f 4 , 55292 ,Q f x i - ff ,1 ,. .. 7 1 K, 6 X . NES 'ifervwg ,, ,,,,.-qu if ..... fflf iv ff E 5 9 5 En 51 Ei? 5 Mike Q Barb Miesler. 2nd Row: Troy ' K urt Johnson and Mr. Stueber. J' rr X X X X Gridders Show Determination 2 f r' .!., wrrri f..,,f w,... 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E5J 'lr , grvj 1, , .. f. , .- ,ate .-,,. ,5.,.,,.,. , may-, .Q-:vw- Q . H . . .. , 2 X , ff l? ff'5-Sw-f g, af t . f-: -,,, ' ,. ' - ' U '. -. e' - X A F14 56 x .ZHULJ W , X ' -H - - -we Tw - 1, em 5, ' 1.-,gEg:a:: i'r-,,, . 3 ,:,,- y rs-f..f ,iygggwgy .ee,,.-'- ' , : if s: WY i ' iv ' - fr FHW 'K' ---- ' K' :Tk -. ' --- Liga ' S Y ' -- ,qi K - X :.. 1 ',.- , .-1-M we V- ,rx . - . .. .qi X: W - i 1 ii Row 1 L to R: Jason Ostic, McKinstrey, Parish Lusz, I Poellot, Dan Pope, Mark Pc Chris Meyer, Dave Bieck, I Meyer. Row 2: Coach Hennig, C Dobler, Scott Johnson, Todd Lf Karl Johnson, Rob Davidson, Childress, Kevin Erickson, Payne, Frank Ciprys, Coach l Mark Weidner Mgr. Row 3: Brooke, Dave Weidner, Walt shall, Ron King, Steve nemacher, Tim Glenn, Kurt Joh Tom Wachter, Jim Hennig, i Lehman, Not Pictured: Meunkel, John Beck, Troy Schn Varsity Hits The Top ll Varsity Volleyball Team Top row: Coach Mr. Wolfgram, Lorraine Klinger, Bonnie Hennig, Shawn Reid, Annette Lit- tlefield. Bottom row: Melanie Fordell, Becky Galster, Julie Kerestes, Dawna Ramos, Beth Mannino. , ll Crusaders talk of game plan during a timeout. 2D Bonnie Hennig watches while Becky Galster sets up the ball. 31 Melanie Fordell and Julie Kerestes wait to bump the ball. 41 Annette Lit- tlefield and Melanie Fordell look on as Beth Mannino bumps the ball. 34 anmcboacauo my I, 4I1'l-if 2 COO spike. VICTOFIGS Turn U For i.V. , ll Sophomore Volleyball Team Top row: Shirle Peterson, Tori Baker, Sharon Peterson, Coach M Wolfgram. Middle row: Cindy Podgorski, Sue Kopp Jean Manley, Tammy Juergensen, Chris Muelle Bottom row: Roberta Hennig, Angie Johnson, Del bie GeRue, Valerie Allman. 2l Freshman Volleyba Team Top row: Jennifer Nonnemacher, Jenn Gallano, Roberta Runberg, Coach Miss Ehrhard Second row: Tracey Larkin, Beneta Weatheral Michelle McKinstrey. Third row: Nancy Dierking Lisa Sweeny, Sarah Brooke. Bottom row: Shanno Enderson, Debbie Koester, Barb Miessler. Crusaders Have Savvy .. ,K 1 .1 - ,,.,...e-Af, fd ,., ff al s 1 K X ,ft Rx .1 , .A A k M. Z.. ll Todd Wilson makes a pass. 23 Jeff Thompson prepares to jump while Ben Brooke awaits the tip. 31 Jake Scheideg- ger gets ready to shoot. 4D lst Row, Jerry Cazaniga Mgr., Rob Davidson, Brad Long, Tim Payne, Todd Wilson, Bill Barr, Dave Weidner. Row 2: Milo Ruch, Ben Brooke, Tim Glenn, Kurt Johnson, Jeff Thompson, Jeff Friemuth, Tom Wachter. Not Pictured: Jake Scheidegger. 36 .-ni' l l i l l l l i l l l V-MN0,,,,,,,.., . . , . J J Z -.......N, X ll Jeff Thompson drives the hoop. 21 I Poellot shoots a free throw. 3l lst Row, 1 Anderson, John Beck, Tom Greve, l Poellot, Mark Poellot, Jason Ostic, 1 Ainsworth, Nick Mistretta, Robert Petrie. 2: Coach Dobler, Chris Meyer, Mclrwin Ta Kelley Lawver, Tracy Tyler, Jeff Johnson, Berg, Jim Hansen, Scott Johnson, Karl Joh' 4l Chris Meyer uses the pick set by Johnson. 51 Mark Poellot goes for the rebou lm Girls Shoot for a Victory D Melanie Fordell starts to pass the ball as the opponent guards her. 23 Lorraine fights for the rebound. 3l VARSITY TEAM - Top Row: Bon- nie Hennig, Kendra Harris, Melanie Fordell, Roberta Hennig, and Sharon Peterson. Bottom Row: Julie Kerestes, Lorraine Klinger, Annette Littlefield, Debbie GeRue, Dawna Ramos, and Beth Cunningham. 4-l Bonnie Hennig shoots a freethrow, while Annette Littlefield waits for the rebound. 5l FRESHMAN TEAM - Top Row: Michelle Dettman, Lisa Sweeny, Jennifer Nonnemaker, Roberta Rundberg. Bottom Row: Sarah Brooke, Nancy Dierking, Lori Lamb, and Shannon Enderson, It Is Better to Have Wrestled, and Lost ii. - O I O ll WRESTLINGTEAM - Top Row: Beth Cunningham, Parish Lutz, Todd Larkin, John Childress, Julie Kerestes, and Coach Ploss. Bottom Row: Brian Harder, Kevin Erickson, Kevin Kahler, Ron King, and Keith GeRue. 21 Todd Larkin is victorious over his opponent. 31 Jim Eggert pin- ning John Childress? 4l John Childress works for a stack. Sl Jim Eggert works hard for a takedown. Than to Have Played Basketball . . . J Track Run QQ3QKrL7,p0 LUTHERAN l ' Hvivaxzl l ll Hennig and Hennig. 21 Jim Hennig finishes in front of the rest. 31 lst Row: Deb- by Hoeser, Brian Meyer, Beth Mannino, Julie Kerestes, Sarah Brooke, and Angie Johnson, 2nd Row: Shannon Enderson, Lori Lamb, Roberta Hennig, Debbie GeRue, Nancy Dierking, Beth Cunningham, Melanie Fordell, Lisa Sweeney. 3rd Row: Jim Hennig, Chris Mueller, Sharron Peterson, Tammy Jergensen, Valarie Allman, Tracy Oellig, Bonnie Hennig, and Mr. Wolfgram. 42 Tammy Jergensen runs to get in shape for future events. with spirit H me J ll Beth Cunningham and Angie Johnson get ready to race. 2l Melanie Fordell in the motions of throwing the shot-put. 31 Julie Kerestes gets set to hurl the discus. 4l Jim Hennig runs a mere twenty miles a day. 5l All are set for competition. Spirit Mounts Hi gi? l lj VARSITY CHEERLEADERS - Back Row: Beth Mannino, Beth Cunn- ingham, Valerie Allman, and Barb Oelke. Front Row: Melanie Fordell, Julie Kerestes, Shirlee Peterson, and Angie Johnson. 21 We've got what it takes to make our team SUPER GREAT! 3l Seniors: Barb Oelke and Melanie Fordell. 41 Cheerleading squad climbs high. 5l lt's time for a Victory. What's Shaken li Seniors lL to RJ Sandy Sletten, Chris Roeh, Chris Ohlen, and Lisa Robertson gather around advisor Miss Burch. 2l Pom Pon girls perform to the song Fox on the Run. 3l Poms sitting pret- ty. 4J Pom Pon Squad lTop to Bottomi Debbie GeRue, Shirlee Peterson, Chris Ohlen, Sandy Sletten, Jennifer Bieck, Michelle Sandusky, Lori Lamb, Kim Ross, Shawn Reid, Victoria Baker. 5l Pom Pon girls put on the finishing touch to their routine. 1? ,.. Baseball Catches Cn ll Row 1: Jason Ostic, Dave Manley, Mike Latzke, Mike Dierks, Gerry Cazaniga. Row 2: Kelly Lawver, Tracy Tyler, Tim Payne, Todd Larkin, Mickey Ruch. Row 3: Mr. Dobler, Todd Wilson, Criag Lehman, Carl Johnson, John Berg, Ron King, Rob Davidson. 2l Ron King gives the signal for a fastball. Sl Mike Dierks gets set to release his screaming fastball to an unsuspecting batter. ACTIVITIES X II I 1 ,I f A , W. f I 5,1 - 4 W I , I I - if f , , , f .Mg 2 Homecoming Fever . . . We Caught It 2 ll Beth Mannino and Melanie Fordell pig-out for class competition. 2l Sandy Sletten and Lisa Robertson entertain the audience at the talent show. 3l The Seniors showed their spirit by win- ning the hallway decorating contest. 4l Jeff Johnson sits back and enjoys a Coke for the Freshmen during class competitions, i 46 i lm' h J 4i'ii 1 Z 5 I ' - -. rx 1 ' , 5, V V ma YL: I hs M. ' N 1 1, J if f -- - lj Dave Bieck and Keith GeRue display their spirit week attire on punk day. 2l John Childress is tackled during the Homecoming game against Kirkland. 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Row 2: Bruce Barnum, Mrs. Uram, Neal Rhodes. 2l NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY MEMBERS - Row 1: Kris Iverson, Beth Mannino, Bonnie Hennig, Julie Kerestes, Lisa Robert- son. Row 2: Mrs. Corneilson, Todd Wilson, John Childress, Craig Lehman, Jim Hennig, Tom Wachter, Neal Rhodes. 3l Beth Mannino receives congratulation from Mrs. Uram for being a new member in Quill and Scroll. 41 Craig Lehman speaks on the word leadership. 55 Shawn Reid and Tom Wachter enjoy the evening. 65 John Childress steps up for a piece of cake. Honor Societies lgjs lnduct New Members' - C m5milrf.s ?-- 4 2 gi X11 I CJ-, E E ? 2 5 5 5 .V .K L I 4 5 ll AWARD WINNERS FOR BERGNER'S SCHOLASTIC ART SHOW - Row 1: Sue Meyer, Sue Potter, Shawn Reid. Row 2: lTeacher Mrs. Uraml, Debbie Walker, Neal Rhodes, Bruce Barnum. 2D Container Corpora- tion First place award winner Jim Hansen. 3l Container Corporation first place award winner Sandy Kufahl. 4l Container Corporation award winner, first place, Chad Brazle. 5l The rowdy art students enjoy the bus ride home from a trip in Chicago. 67 The busy art students are Becky Galster, Melanie Fordell, Jerry Schneeman, Jim Eggert, Vicki Podgorski, Debbie Walker. ' 5? ?X.,.X l 50 Art Student vw 9-...Q E 2 V is li f 2 1 E E E 2 E E 2 E E 5 if E 3, gf E 2 y Q 2 ,E dl SE fi Q Qi 2 gs Al ? Q: 1, I Q 5 2 Voices Raised lst Row: Miss Burch, Lenise Lund, Tammy Jergensen, Beth Cunningham, Barb Oelke, Chris Rub, Elizabeth Cobb, Lisa Robertson, Chris Roeh. 2nd Row: Cindy Latzke, Chris Vittetow, Shirley Peterson, Melanie Fordell, Annette Littlefield, Chris Meuller, Sue Cobb, Roberta Rundburg, Sandy Sletten. 3rd Row: John Latino, Chad Brazzle, Steve Gentry, Bob Rub, Bill Barr, Kim Ross. 4th Row: Mike Dierks, Alan Maxey, Kurt Elling, Tim Glenn, John Berg. CHOIR OFFICERS - John Latino, Vice President, Barb Oelke, President, Elizabeth Copp, Secretary f Treasurer. f 1 ll Top Row: Debbie Koeser, Mark Weidner, Eric Nickels, Sarah Brooke, Keivn Erickson, Steve Nonnemacher, Ben Brooke, Barb Miessler. Middle Row: Rick Parsons, Jen- nifer Nonnemacher, Michelle Dettmen, Mike Latzke, Bill Hartenberger, Tammy Juergensen, Clare Anderson. Bottom Row: Debbie GeRue, Angie Johnson, Keith GeRue. 2l Tammy Juergensen, Michelle Dettmen, Jennifer Nonnemacher. 37 Jen- nifer Nonnemacher looks on as Mr. Kortze assists Debbie GeRue. 41 Kevin Erickson, Mark Weidner. 5l Rick Parson, Angie Johnson. 6l Strike up the Band. Band Plays Un i 5 2 3 ,, f' ff The End In Si ght 5 11 Jerry Schneeman admlres Brltta Johnson s dxploma 21 Jeff Johnson gives Sue Meyer a helpmg hand wrth her cap 3l Clark Childress Kris Vltt0fOW and Rick Johnson nervously awalt graduatxon 4l Dr Juergensen congratulates Valedlctorlan Neal Rhodes 5l Lorraine Klmger patlently awaits the big moment. A Spirit for Living We dedicate this page to Sandy Kufahl for her courageous struggle this past year. Because of an automobile accident in July. Sandy suffered from a serious injury to her brain which required surgery and months of extensive rehabilitation and therapy. She improved to such an extent that she was able to take art and English classes here at Lutheran High School while continuing individual tutoring at home. Starting second semester she was able to take on a full schedule and continued to show great improvement. Her faithfulness is admired and her spirit for living is cherished. Sandy, we love you and pray for you always. YOU ARE AN INSPIRATION! . 'li S- f f 'ff' . w e 'Nm m iw., Q :ew w 3? Q Qlft . ti! if' iiiii gi, if , 1 L, ,. l S. f X Nj,..w 1W,.....-wswieas l SEVENTH GRADERS . . . 1 J , Q Dawn Ament Amy Banks Derek Bergsten Nichole Ciprys Kimberly Conrad I Lisa Hackman Shawn Harper Tracey Hoglund Chad Hoskinson Kari Johnson Lisa Cordell Robert Corrigan Robin Duchow y .1r- , ,ge f I X tx vi H ' .4 - e N s A is Qu 'Qi wx Q , is X dv ,r .. iitx s, , s x ix, i Q' K Y 'ix .NM V' Y K S Q 's or seas -.., iarvdikii Ei -if Q- 5 51, ,.,L T, as 4 WWW 3, K 4 WEP S , ii , 55555 ,L E ri, -.,. - N, X ii , 25 451, ill? X . Ky lix NN A f We 6552 seg' f ' X W ifi? N 4 A 5 . iw? '- 3Q2g1a5g.Tifsff Ja fl he ,sr in N .W , F ra i ts V was sv'-H lr : E 1 me . s L , Nm Kvilfllt 'l lx' il 1 ii ' 225, , Y X U0 .g , EWS ig R ,wi , X. X if f. , ,. N - i H , -s H-. - -.. :I ' LLLL . , 1:.: '5 z1,, 5i'lf',,-vu .X 5 ,' -QQ, ff ' ?f.3w'.zs Wm 4, Q Sw iss, 1 if PM ' . Jeff Palmer Mellisa Poellot Teresa Powers Kristina Johnson James Juergensen Kimberly Koeller Kristen Morse Derek Bergsten works intently on art. Laura Sandine Denise Schmidt Jeff Schwartz Jon Thompson Girls lmpro e 3 ll Dawn Ament bumps. 2l VOLLEYBALL TEAM - Row 1: Kari Johnson, Kris Morse, Robin Dochow, Nichole Ciprys, Teresa Powers. Row 2: Denise Schmidt, Kim Koeller, Mellisa Poellot, Lisa Hackman, Dawn Ament. 3l BASKETBALL TEAM - Row 1: Lisa Cordell, Denise Schmidt, Robin Duchow, Nichole Ciprys, Teresa Powers. Row 2: Laura Sandine, Kim Koeller, Mellisa Poellot, Lisa Hackman, Dawn Ament. 4D Mellisa Poellot shoots while Robin Duchow guards. 5l Kim Koeller drives in for a basket. First Season Successful ,- ll Jim Juergensen drives for a basket. 21 Chad Hoskinson leaps for a rebound. 31 Chad Hoskinson, Jon Thompson, Jim Juergensen, Coach Juergensen. Row 2: Jeff Schwartz, Bobby Corrigan, Shawn Harper, Derek Bergsten. 4l Coach Mark Donaldson. ll... New Addition ll The class of 1988. 21 Mellisa Poellot is caught in the act. 31 Jon Thompson is just taking it easy. 42 The seventh grade girls enjoy a day in the park. WHICH W. A N W Tradition :gig Q ll Kim Conrad enjoys herself on the swing. 2l Jeff Swartz listens intently. 31 Bobby Corrigan plays Bounce the String. 4l Laura Sandine, Lisa Cor- dell, Denise Schmidt and Dawn Ament work together to create the seventh grade banner. Hb ll Sue Mezey and Vicki Podgorski decorate the halls. 2l Jeff Thompson jumps high for Lutheran High. 31 Todd Larkin concentrates on pinning his opponent. 4l Beth Cunningham goes punk for homecoming. 5l Surprise!! Brian Meyer. 6i Ron King, Dave Bieck, and Shawn Reid work on Newspaper. 7l Ben Brooke plays his French horn. 8l LHS Students check out the helicopter. 9i Mike Latzke makes a move on Kevin Ander- son. 10l Bruce Barnum and Shawn Reid enjoy a day at the playground. Faces .wa-.Q ,Mun ,,.,.---'W wi ln The Cro lil ll Kurt Elling and Debbie GeRue in a mean- ingful embrace. 2l Bob Rub Ill tickles the ivories. 31 Julie Kerestes cheers on a Crusader victory. 4l Kurt Elling is all dressed up and no place to go. 51 Steve Nonnemacher with his trombone. 65 Jake the SNAKE can't wait for lunch. 7l The cheerleaders jumping high for Lutheran High. Bl Who turned on the lights? says Keith GeRue. 9l Mr. Ploss shouts words of encouragement to the wrestlers. 11 Keith GeRue in a clench while Mr. Ploss watches. 21 Mrs. Corneilson dresses up for homecoming. 31 Smiley .. . Miss Burch. 41 Randy Pope Really, 61 Nancy Dierking goes up for two, 71 Vicki Podgorski counts her flowers. 81 Chad Brazle, All good art- ists paint with their feet. 91 And away they go. 101 Melanie Fordell and Chad Brazle en- joy themselves onthe way to Chicago. Faces M.. me--is 11 Mike Dierks scoops up a grounder. 21 Step right up for flapjacks. 31 Mrs. Payne Weill 41 This is a BF 51 On your mark . . . Get set . . . Go! 61 Bill Hartenburger toots his trumpet. 71 And the crowd goes wild 81 Say Uncle. 91 Shirlee Peterson, This punch tastes terrible! The Year That ll Dave Bieck 21 Beth Cunningham, Dawna Ramos, Julie Kerestes, and Rob Davidson 3l Tim Payne, Beth Mannino, Chad Brazzle, and Valerie Allman 4l Beth Mannino cheers on the team. 5l Jeff Johnson obeys his master on slave day. 6l Tim Payne and Julie Kerestes ll The LHS crowd. 2l Keith GeRue 3l Lorraine Klinger, Barb Oelke, Melanie Fordell, Neal Rhodes 4D Basketball fans? 53 Kevin Kahler, Kevin Erickson, Jim Eggert 6l Miss Ehrhardt 71 Melanie Fordell, Julie Kerestes, Beth Mannino, Angie Johnson, Beth Cunningham, Shirlee Peterson, Tracey Oellig, Barb Oelke Sl Brian Harder, Steve Non- nemacher, Jeff Johnson 9l Dan Muenkel Friendly 11 'Say what? 21 Mike Latzek. 3D Chad Brazle and Tom Wachter. 4D What's so funny Shawn? 51 Miss Ehrhardt, what are you talking about? 61 Bruce Barnum comforts Tracy Larkin. 73 Jackie Meyers saying, HI! 81 MMM Good! 8 1' .sv , , 7 fr. :C Compliments of GERVS PARK LANES 5628 N. Second Furniture Major Appllances Rqgkfgrd, IL 61111 Phone: 633-8824 Rockford IL 61108 6115 N Second ' Loves Park IL 61111 congratulatlons 201 w Mann st t9 the Freeport IL 61032 class of -I I 5643 E. State St. With the following Patron list we wish in a small wa to ex ress our dee ratitude to the man rn Y P P9 Y dlvlduals and organizations. Your generous contributions have made this book possible. Alpine State Bank Dr. and Mrs. G. Kenneth Andeen Gary and Sandra Anderson Beverly H. Barnum David Barnum The Calvin Becker Family Derek Bergsten Al Bevins Bieck's Inc. Joyce Broughton Mr. and Mrs. Gerold J. Caziniga Pastor and Mrs. Edward Corneilson Jim and Sharon Davidson Deltmans Mr. and Mrs. Karl Dierking Ron and Audrey Dierks Rudy C. Dierks Mr. and Mrs. Walter Dierks Pastor and Mrs. Robert Edlen Darvin Enderson Family Wayne and Sonia Erickson Mr. and Mrs. Walter Fordell Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Gallan Ron, Bev, Keith and Debbie GeRue David and Karen Glenn Willy, lrmgard, Marika, and Schnuffi Goellner Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Guler Mr. and Mrs. John Garper Ed and Reve Hinkelmann Warren and Ruth Hintz Mr. and Mrs. James D. Hoglund Bruce and Lee Jacobson Aland Jan Jenks Mr. and Mrs. Ronald K. Jensen Cavalier Staff Advisor: Mrs. Uram Editor: Beth Mannino Mr. and Mrs. Jean Johnson Jerrie and David Latzke Paul Lund Kenneth and Barbara Mannino Mr. and Mrs. Floyd McPiek Franklin and Diane Meyer Rev. K. 0. Mueller Family Mr. and Mrs. Don Oelke The Ohlens Bruce and Lee Jacobsen Mr. and Mrs. Ronald K. Jensen Mr. and Mrs. Richard Payne Mr. and Mrs. Don Peterson Judy Peterson Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Lichtfuss Platinum Pipeline Sound 81 Light Show LeRoy and Delphine Poellot Dr. and Mrs. R. Harold Pope. Dr. and Mrs. David L. Powers Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Rhodes Dorothea L. Roeh Mr. and Mrs. Roeh Mr. and Mrs. Dale Runberg Mr. and Mrs. Joe Scheideggar Mr. and Mrs. Schmilierg Jerry Schneeman Mr. and Mrs. Jerold Schuknecht Mr. and Mrs. Jerry J. Schwartz Somebody Nice Keith and Marsha Stalberg Dewey and Jan Tyler Wachter Family Mr. and Mrs. Ed Walker Marion Wilke Pastor and Mrs. Wille Julie Winterroth Staff Valerie Allman Rob Davidson Kurt Elling Julie Kerestes Lorraine Klinger David Manley Beth Mannino Sue Meyer Tim Payne After School Staff Chad Brazle Cindy Latzke Mark Weidner Index Seniors 1. Bill Barr 6, 28, 36, 52, 53 2. Chad Brazle 6, 24, 26, 27, 50, 52, 53, 66, 68, 70 3. Jerry Cazaniga 6, 28, 29, 36, 44 4. Clark Childress 6, 24, 55 5. John Childress 6, 32, 33, 39, 47,48 6. James Eggert 7, 39, 50, 69 8. Melanie Fordell 7, 27, 29, 34, 35, 38, 40, 41, 42, 46, 47, 50, 52, 53, 66, 69, 71 9. Rebecca Galster 7, 24, 27, 34, 50 10. Steven Gentry 7, 27, 52 11. Keith GeRue 7, 24, 27, 30, 39, 54, 65, 66, 69 12. Brian Harder 7, 39, 69 13. Jim Hennig 8, 27, 28, 29, 32, 33, 40, 41, 48 14. Britta Johnson 8, 51, 55 15. Jefferey Johnson 8, 55 16. Kurt Johnson 8, 30, 33,36 17. Rick Johnson 8, 55 18. Lorraine Klinger 6, 8, 25, 27, 34, 38, 47, 55, 69 19. Mark Kottman 9, 27 20. Mike Kuehne 9 21. Todd Larkin 9, 27, 28, 33, 39, 44, 64 22. Cindy Latzke 9, 24, 52 23. Craig Lehman 9, 33, 44, 47, 48, 71 24. Annette Littlefield 9, 27, 34, 35, 38, 52 25. Brad Long 9, 36 26. Lynise Lund 10, 52, 71 27. Mike McKinstrey 10, 33 28. Walt Marshall 10, 33 29. Dean Maxey 10, 52, 71 30. Susan Meyer 10, 24, 50, 55 31. Dan Muenkel 10, 69 32. Barbara Oelke 11, 42, 47, 52, 53, 69 33. Chris Ohlen 11, 43 34. Angela Parsons 11 35. Dan Pope 11, 33,71 36. Neal Rhodes 11, 48, 50, 51, 55, 69 37. Lisa Robertson 11, 43, 46, 48, 52 38. Kristen Roeh 11, 27, 29, 43, 52 39. Jacob Scheidegger 12, 36, 47, 65 40. Gerald Schneeman 12, 50, 55 41. Sean Shelby 12 42. Sandy Sletten 12, 27, 43, 46, 52 43. Steve Swanson 12, 25 44. Jeffrey Thompson 13, 36, 37, 64 45. Kris Vittetow 13, 52, 55 46. Thomas Wachter 13, 24, 27, 28, 30, 33, 36, 48, 70 47. Debby Walker 13, 48, 50, 51 48. David Weidner 13, 31, 32, 33, 36 49. Todd Wilson 13, 36, 44, 48 Juniors 1. Todd Aldrich 15 2. Kevin Anderson 15, 30, 64 3. Bruce Barnum 15, 30, 48, 50, 51, 64, 70 4. Chris Batten 15 5. David Bieck 15, 24, 27, 33, 51, 64, 68 6. Ben Brooke 15, 33, 36, 54, 64, 71 7. Frank Ciprys 15,33 8. Rob Davidson 15, 33, 36, 44, 68 9. Sandra Detrick 15, 27, 29 10. Mike Dierks 15, 30, 44, 52, 67 11. Jeff Friemuth 15, 36 12. Tim Glenn 15,33, 36,52 13. David Hackman 15 14. Kendra Harris 15, 38 15. Bill Hartenberger 15, 30, 54, 67 16. Bonnie Jean Hennig 15, 26, 27, 29,3 4, 35, 38, 40 48, 71 17. Kristine Iverson 15, 24, 48 18. Julie Kerestes15, 25, 29, 34, 38, 39, 40, 41, 42, 48, 51, 65, 68, 69 19. Ronald King 15, 24, 33, 39, 44, 64 20. Laura Krueger 15 21. Sandra Kufahl 16, 48, 50, 51,56 22, John Latino 16,52 23. Mike Latzke 16, 30, 44, 54, 64, 70 24. Dave Manley 16, 25, 44 25. Beth Mannino 16, 25, 26, 27, 29, 34, 40, 42, 46, 48, 68, 69, 71 26. Sue Mezey 16, 64 27. Steve Nonnemacher 16, 33, 54, 65, 69 28. Tracey Oellig 16, 26, 29, 40, 69 29. Timothy Payne 16, 25, 26, 33, 36, 44, 68 30. Vicki Podgorski 16, 50, 64, 66 31. Sue Potter 16, 50 32. Dawna Ramos 15, 16, 34, 38, 68 33. Slaawn Reid 15, 16, 24, 27, 29, 34, 43, 48, 50, 64 34. Robert Rub 16, 52, 65 35. Milo Ruch 16, 36, 44 Sophomores 1. Valerie Allman 18, 25, 26, 35, 40, 42,68 2. Victoria Baker 18, 27, 29, 35, 43 3. John Berg 18, 37, 44, 52 4. Shaun Burns 18 5. Darri Busker 18 6. Lizabeth Cunningham 18, 38, 39, 40, 41, 42, 52, 64, 69 7 Index 7. Kurt Elling 18, 52, 65 8. Ronald Gentry 18 9. Debra GeRue 18, 27, 29, 35, 38, 40, 43, 54, 65 10. Lisa Gioppo 18 11. Tom Greve 18, 37 12. Roberta l-lennig 18, 27, 29, 35, 38, 40, 71 13. Ronald Jensen 18, 71 24 14. Angela Johnson 18, 35, 40, 41, 42, 54, 69 25 15. Brent Johnson 18, 71 26 16. Scott Johnson, 18, 33, 37 27 17. Tammy Juergensen 19, 27, 35, 40, 52, 54, 69 28 18. Kevin Kahler 19, 39 19. Larry Kelroy 19 20. Elizabeth Kopp 19, 27, 52 21. Suzy Kopp 19, 27, 35,52 22. Kelly Lawver 19, 37, 44 23. Jean Manley 19, 35 24. Chris Meyer 19, 33, 37 27. Kristin Moeller 19 26. Christina Mueller 19, 26, 29, 35, 40, 52, 71 27. Jackie Myers 18, 19, 70, 71 28. Eric Nicholds 19, 54 29. Jason Ostic 19, 33, 37,44 30. Sharon Peterson 19, 27, 35, 42, 43, 52, 67, 69, 71 32. Cindy Podgorski 19, 35 33. Mark Poellot 19, 33, 37 34. Ann Polzin 19, 71 35. Karen Swanson 19, 71 36. McErwin Talley 19, 37 37. Mark Weidner 19, 25, 26, 54 Freshmen 1. Christopher Ainsworth 21, 37 2. Clare Anderson 21, 37, 54 3. John Beck 21, 37, 43 4. Jennifer Bieck 21, 43 5. Sarah Brooke 21, 26, 27, 35, 38, 40,54 6. Michelle Dettman 21, 38, 54 7. Nancy Dierking 21, 35, 38, 40, 66 8. Shannon Enderson 21, 35, 38, 40 9. Kevin Erickson 21, 33, 39, 54, 69 10. Jennifer Gallano 21, 35 11. James Hansen 21, 37, 50 12. Kelly Hoeg 21 13. 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