Maine South High School - Eyrie Yearbook (Park Ridge, IL)

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is SSX ,lpplbl X9 TNUX 'xlJ ! lf -L, ' X AXA - 'Aw DFNJXJ Q0-pil YQJ-ff 5 l K' Ill. ll IX GRD I'IlI.bIlIVIl.II all Class of 1980 adjusts quickly to Maine South s ,J ll xx . Vg My KX s N .5 5 N5 NX N x fb Q -Y x K3 jgti fx ss! xtil J While adjusting to a new school can be difficult, they freshmen this year certainly got involved quickly and made the year a big success. At Homecoming, their class float took the high honors of first place. The first year was also highlighted by the class party. Many freshmen were busy participating on all of Maine South's athletic teams, as others got themselves involved in student and class councils. Through the aid of sponsors Miss Siwinski and Mr. Kratsch, the frosh class was able to successfully organize- various events for their fellow classmates. Obviously so, this year's freshmen involved themselves at South. RIGHT: Freshmen Class Officers: Top: C. Pelzl, President: L. Kyllingstad, Vice-Presi- dent. Bottom: K. MacDonald, Secretary: J. Shamlian, Treasurer. BELOW: Freshman Class Council: Top: S. Trull, T. Rortvedt, M. Nocchi, T. Westermeier, M. Epifanio. Third: C. Pelzl, K. MacDonald, L. Kyllings- tad, L. Buchholz, K. Miller. Second: J. Mac- Kenzie, J. Papuga, K. Valles, L. Fritz, S. Gross. Bottom: J. Shamlian, S. Rast, A. Peters, H. Palmer, A. Gioe. Z Lg. 178 ina wi--Qffs

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X H' V ,9 . .- A ill I: 'skit' fir ,T 1 J..- If-49' l H' K s W. .. I x l' ' I . Q . LV.. t 1 :ii l ' ?5-'xi' t ' ,i , G' i iii f in W 1 hi '. A 1'. . FAR BELOW: Using his in- dustrial skills for class was Mr. W Kratsch. BELOW CENTER: Mrs. Judy Stone was pleased with her job as freshman class sponsor. FAR LEFT: Coach Robert Schmidt intensely studied the Hawk 's action on the football field. LEFT: Looking happy and content on his favorite horse, one given to him when his son was born, Mr. Mike Deines practiced. Carol Singer: English: Eyrie. Catherine Siwinski: Business Education: OO Coordinator: Freshmen Class: Office Education Associating Sponsor. Leo Skinner: English. Lloyd Spear: Music: Musical. Margaret Spiegel: Counselor. Robert Steffey: Health Education: Assistant Track Coach. Joseph Stilp: Art Department Chairman: Director Art Fair: Art Club: Photo Club. Judy Stone: Language: Sophomore Class: French Club. Helen Stuart: Counselor. Denise Suchy: English. Quitman Sullins: Boys' Physical Education: Varsity Basketball Head Coach: Assistant Sophomore Football Coach. Ronald Teller: Science Department Chairman. Helen Tier- nan: Counselor. John Tilley: Boys' Physical Education: Varsity Soccer Coach: Assistant Swimming Coach: Assistant Coach Girls' Badminton. Lenore Torp: Home Economics: CLID Club. George Twardy: Science. John Tyler: Coun- selor. Glen VanProyen: Boys' Physical Edu- cation. George Verber: Boys' Physical Edu- cation: Varsity Baseball Coach: Freshmen A Basketball Coach: Assistant Intramural Di- rector. John Vergoth: Mathematics. Chris Voelz: Girls' Physical Education: Intra- mural Conditioning: Varsity Volleyball Coach: Varsity Basketball Coach: Varsity Softball Coach. Ralph Wagoner: Speech and Drama: WMTH: Director Arena Play: Contest Speak- ers Coach. Charles Walters: Science. Joseph Welfing: Mathematics. Robert Williams: Mathematics. Ron Williamson: Business Education: Busi- ness Club. Jerrol Windbigler: Science. Lucille Wright: English: Wrestlerettes. Dennis Wyatt: English: Film Society. Thomas Ziemek: Boys' Physical Education: Head Coach Varsity Wrestling: Head Coach Freshmen Football. 177

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,ilk si? . xy . R ,Ns H A ABOVE LEFT: The Freshman class car won first prize with Run the Demons into the Ground. FAR ABOVE: Many freshmen, like Glen Schon, found science exciting. ABOVE: Freshmen Class Sponsors: Mr. W. Kratsch and Ms. C. Siwinski added much help. LEFT: Freshman Student Council: Top: J. Ursin, S. Paphitis, M. Vennell. Fifth: M. Coudal. Fourth: C. Wundsam. Third: J. Mac- Kenzie. Second: R. Resch. Bottom: L. Bottalla. W. X ff -'55 up - '13 A o wi' X I fir' 6 l ff. E r