Minooka Grade School - Tepee Yearbook (Minooka, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1974 volume:

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I , - M-U, - gs -..-'- ' 'Mag ' A' ' 'g,.,.w--ff1 !'I', A 1'.,ia-rg 'av J Lfsgm .35 K Qi?--ia.Vv.'2 Yd 1'q,- '.wq :- fm:-2' T'-?igffrf,.-59:61, A ., ,gy -1':?.w 'f fi- ,ifxxrifp-34 g4v:5?':'ff mF ' -f.rf4l geenytwfggkl-givew21,.1,ng-: 'd-ggfmgf' 22 - -I ' wfi6f .,Q,,.-Lfff: -111r : ' . . .f'l f'f'f ' fr' ' .JF IWNOOKA SCHOOL The students and faculty of Minooka Grade School and Junior High are proud to dedicate the 1973-'74 yearbook to Mrs. Mary Gilbert. Mrs. Gilbert has taught school for thirty-four years. Twenty-one of these years she has taught fourth grade in Minooka . For her great dedication and service to the students and community of Minooka we are extremely grateful. ul.. E- E'-ff as 521 --A , X- SEATED , left to right: William Robinson, James Paul, Richard Thompson, Board President William Davidson Donald Pehlke , Francis Coyne , Board Secretary Gerald Flatness. J 4 + iii :EE l x l i S K f Q . 15? .fp . . q fjfgiifx ' ' zv 'c 4 .-',qj llgsf ,nf 3+ 32115 .g' V Ili ,fatig- 'K '7'.gf'- R ' fb 13' is BOARD OF EDUCATION n Our school board works collectively as a group and on individual committees to provide quality educa- tion for the students of District 201. I leave you with this thought: You have each been given a bag of tools, A formless rock and a book of rules: And each must make, ere life has flown , A stumbling-block or a stepping- stone. PRINCIPAL lr . I. ,ru ,. 21: ,W is , X X M ' 1 'I w ' 'superznvrewu When you look through this edition of the TEPEE in the years to come, may it help you recall pleasant experiences and fond thoughts of classmates and teach- ers. The Board of Education, staff, faculty, and student bodies have cooperated well to make this a successful educational year. Building additions at both the elementary and junior high show that Minooka is a fine growing community that everyone can be proud of. Mr . Jack Satorius ilu- V t Zi -lima-as-.M . 4. -g,, , W li f P? 5 0:3 XY Q 1 Gil V Q '10 gi Nfl In Q-L Ag I . n-O-A-4 jfha V j LJ . . .3 nu 'gf . ' - -'Z-1.3! gl Xl Nik W, y fe mf AH' WJ, ilu 1. xr-r 35? I Y jfgxf In -en +5 4' 5-fm ww, 'I if C .. 1 I 1 .. P n r I' n . u f-9 y. oss- -.. , 1.- JUNICDR HIGH ,, f' QL ..l..- I ...f X i Y 5 3 E n 5 I 1 -- -M55 SCHOOL EMP!- ww- . SECRETARY - Mrs. Brannick CUSTODIAN - Mr. Robert Blair CUSTODIAN - Mr. James Norton rw 11' 11. CAFETERIA WORKERS - Mrs. Daly and Mrs. Heap SCHOOL NURSE - Mrs. Danese v- nf: I ......4 W N f FACUCIY MR. ROBERT BALLANTINE Science MR. JOSEPH CASSETTO Social Studies MRS. MARY FLATNESS Language Arts MRS . MARSHA GRAVLEY Language Arts MR. BRUCE HILL Social Studies MRS . DOROTHY INGELS Home Economics MR. THOMAS LAS Science MR. FRED LESTINA Band MISS LINDA MCCORMICK Music MR. TERRY MAXWELL Industrial Arts MISS SANDRA MINARD Math MRS. MARGARET NORTHERN Physical Education MRS. JOAN OLSON Art MR. HUGH PALMER Curriculum Coordinator MR. DONALD PETERSON Physical Education MR. ROBERT ROLIARDI Counselor MRS. GAYLE SAGE Library MR. JAMES SPECKIN Math MR. LARRY YUNKER Language Arts MISS DEANNA ZIEGLER Language Arts CLAQQEQ Li M Darrell Hartsfield, Charlene Mills, Felicia Hescht, and Tim Thompson pose in their Sunday best. Charlie Baxter and Billy Seals demonstrate their domestic abilities. UN fl A y I 'T X X, , K A K ' 47+ Q X AX I 225171. 11,1 t ,pi I 1 ' X X Carving a jack-o'-lantern is just one of many enjoy- It's only a cough drop! able classroom activities for Amy Thornton. tm f 5 1 ,ww- wr ' , Q 1 it-:UM Miss Minard and Billy Price put the finishing touches on decorations for the Christmas dance. ki Donna Yunker role plays an attorney in Social Stud- ies class. 8th graders show off their new T -shirts. wi! fia-g XZ X-J 'S of ' -.K 3 A 3' -I !Xj ,.-.,,!s2: X....Z E16-HTH ACIMHEQ Brian Hill has quite a list for Santa to fill. A new dance craze? . F,,,,, in .2 bmi... MLS' TIMEQTO I A f? 1-we , Slow or fast . . . which will the boys dance to? Concessions were a successful fund raising activity. i Y l ' ,n 1' Ha l . 4 2 f r ik Time-out to pose during a soggy but enjoyable Rushl Springfield trip. ' rv ng to finish decorating on time. 4 5 . ,1.:Qsau V OFFICE!-ZS, , AND SPONSORS if sfv Q- A ' W X xkil., A STANDING, left to right: Rep. Billy Price, Rep. Mike Smania, Mr. Las, Rep. Ann Hoyland, Mr. Hill, Rep. Lora Eaton: SEATED: Treasurer Jodi Drancik, Vice-President Dan Ledwig, Miss Minard, Mrs. Flatness, Presi- dent Lisa Thompson, Secretary Charlene Mills. ,J ar ' bwiiuwl rf w J ' 'Being the class president has undoubtedly been a big responsibility . Sure, it has its 'ups and downs, ' but my faith and respect for my class is what has kept me going. ' ' President Lisa Thompson ANXIOUQLY WAITING Ken Bolte Mary Breen Greg Brown Cathy Brozovich Bruce Bulian Barb Bullington Torn Clennon Eileen Coop I Amy Eaton Lora Eaton Valerie Elenwood Polly Fisk Marianne Fleming Susanne Fleming Barbara Fonck Dan Galloway I 974 'Ut . F 1 'Qi v w P4 .gr-rt Bob Dowdall Jodi Drancik Kathy Duke John Dunne X 16? TJ .33 'YZ' ex! 4 PU5 -11-a. 111 I Howard Gammill Patty Gayhart Shelley Gurierres Iacki Hadaway I5 Tim Hall Mark Hansen Darrell Paul Hescht Brad Immel Diana Jackson John Jasek if Hartsfield l x 1 Ei: , :sv 'W' WE PREPAIZETO I' -5, ,Ama r H fvx H P 0 A 'J 'K I 1 I as ---N uf- - ' .4 , J- t, 1 N HT' T00 BUSY i It 5 mu n-. emu f xiii I PHOTO No? Availabln Pat Kavanaugh 'I6 iff asks --r I' . J . I V ,, A , r' , ' f V32 .. . N,.T,. X, 1 .1Kef'f., '5 - - I ,,. . . lnellz- fi 151-. ' .N ' gmt -M -gr I K in . I I Annette Hodson Richard Hoffman Tom Holbrook Diana Holt Diana Hopkins Ronda Hopman l Ann Hoyland Kirk Hunckler 'TN 11--r FACJETI-IE 'u Sandra Lauderdale Dan Ledwig Mary Lou McEvil1y Pat McGee I im Messersm - ith Sarah Miller Charlene Mills Don Olivo iff? Q- I .. .ii Z 'd l l Paula Knott Andrea Kon Charles Kovel Judy Kubinski 7 EE? .- 5 Q'v SW NO more Doug Pehlke Richard Pehlke Tim Pehlke Mary Ann Poole I7 Bill Price Joel Raymer Frank Redman Jim Reed SEI' df ' 411 .5-49 2.T..J pq.. iii ,v .-..-9. 1'-3 3- Debbie Reigh Don Roberts , Vickie Robertson Mike Smania Debbie Smith Scott Smith Greg Soukup 18 vt an ll if-+5 Jane Schuck Bill Seals Dave .ill Severson Craig Shearer Caryn Siegel s-1-1-.3 1.-0 HIGH Kevin Swiggett Paul Talkington Jeff Thompson Lisa Thompson Amy Thornton Terry Underhill Dave Walker Amanda Webb Q X ,ss ff ' ni .53 1 W A 4- fx ff! If .g 'fi' . 1: 'a. ' jg , t. W.vil, . ,ly T , 4 10' Randy Spivey Kelly Stafford Theresa Stassen Lori Steffes 11' Ni X I 45 nr is ...4 id' ff- 'U Sandy West Chris Williams Rick Winter Donna Yunker 19 WXLEDIUUP-l4N DEBBIE QM!!!-I 1 --1 . I W 1 . v , I . w N x , X 1. Mx , f N I' 7 ri. If MEI- HENIZE INHZODUCEQTI-IEAWAIZD WINNERS N fn GPADUCTIEQ LISTEN AITENTIVELY H A I' 2 gl 'I it at Ng, J, f, 1-:MJ i n 'W f A fm aff W N NN H N Hlwiwl AMERICAN LEG-ION AWARD WINNERS DAN LEDWIGAND X fx H1 l ff '31 . 1 I L fb , 1 ..,. MAY31, 1974 8:00 N if 1 fl QALUVIIORMN UQGTI-IOMPQON 1 1 Low 'mawnero OUPJCDMNUJNHY PA1zeN1Q,1eAcue12s, Avlwmrenzxmow, Amo - JANE QC!-IUCIC at MENIN-Ql12ENGTl-I mono emoumes L1-:AveMrNooKAJr2A men EIGHT!-I AWARDS FIRST ROW: A. Webb, M. Fleming, V. Elenwood, I. Drancik, P. Fisk, D. Smith, S. Lauderdale: SECOND ROW: L. Eaton, A. Eaton, A. Kort, D. Jackson, L. Thompson, S. Miller, J. Schuck, A. Thornton: THIRD ROW: B. Seals, D. Ledwig, J. Kubinski, D. Yunker, C. Mills, T. Stassen, C. Bax- ter. ,..:,,,. AMEIZJCX-W LEGION AUXILIARY HONOPJIZOLL ! MEEAAWAI2-D , W... . -,.- 1' l :,.T...,.,,a43. wi- ..,,- ... -ki - I.. . I Na Ya! -X i X Judy Kubinski, Valarie Elenwood. NOT PICTURED: Jane Schuck. QERMGTOTHE QC!-1001-AND COMMUNITY FIRST ROW: T. Stassen, C. Mills, M. McEvi11y, E. Coop, C. Brozovich, A. I-Ioyland, D. Smith, S. Lau- derdale, L. Thompson: SECOND ROW: C. Siegel, S. Miller, P. Fisk, D. Hopkins, I. Drancik, S. Dix, C. Baxter, D. Ledwig, A. Kon: THIRD ROW: B. Price, C. Kovel, B. Immel, M. Hansen, G. Brown, R. Hoffman. P. McGee, D. Roberts, A. Webb. MNGUAGEAEIQAWAIZDQ MOQFIMPIZOVEDQIUDENT FIRST ROW: L. Thompson, C. Mills, E. Coop, S. Lau- derdale, C. Brozovich, P. Fisk, SECOND ROW: D. A x Q' fi ' 5 C Jackson, D. Smith, A. Webb, A. Thornton, D. Led- Greg Brown, Amy Thornton, Brad Immel, Don wig, C. Baxter, R. Pehlke. -up-ls. Olivo. H' i1 T ' ' ff 'Wifi 1 A 1, A A l if ' r an. A 5 T r 'fi 5 - sr r A T s 'T 1 .W in glia l ,: J wg YW S , ,Q f ,y :W rffggifwgs ,g:gf:,,,, 2esg ,, A I in wgnjiii EQ, ,,.,. f mul, . . I 'V 1 Q . Y- fr ' 'ff y T 1 T .A ,T H , - z .w w ' ' - , X K -. y . ' 1, . , 2 4- 'r , A W. V- S. D 1 -A ,Q- N Tx, V M w' v 4 , , rj f 2 X Q A -..,.--eq -.', ., ,V Steve Ashby, Terry Underhill, Jim Messersmith, MaryLou McEvil1y, Richard Hoffman, Caryn Siegel, Teresa Stassen. B-GEYFACEQ Don't come any closer or the kid gets fig it! DearAbby. . . 'I It's slow, but it gets good gas mileage Tabby and I both love Tender Vittles. ' ' , --rr' if -yd-.,-ndiillh. wg The fish that got away was Yea - no science homework tonight! Far-out! even bigger! C'-A99 comme: OF '74 ue:-HVBLUE PLOWERA AND wuma DNZKJBLUE WM TOPlANFOI2JT0MOEI2,OW QEVENTF-I Li, he-' V K W ,,. W' fd I xr-' IVY f ' -2 lfgzf K 'Z,,,lAl1 frf? ' .fl-1 4 Q J J, ' . l Q Ai l ' J' ,, T' B N p.aanulr-Q--- -- - Q , 'F , ,C V., Y I V 'i ,,4..i........W+,-7-4-4, - liiml-M45-M ,,,,,. ,,..:.....,... .. .K . The 7th grade girls show off the aprons they made in Home Ec. '.,l A Mark Bretsch played Monster Malloy in the fall play Badlands Ballyhoo . Shari Williamson and Diane Mellendorf both seem con- fident of victory. PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE S David Wehrle Shari Williamson Greg Adkins Libby Baird Tony Beal Jodi Betzwiser Debbie Coppedge MaryAnn Doolittle Danny Dunne Kim Duray John Gonda Kelly Hammen Scott Hunckler Gayle Kettelson Bill Kunke Dawn Marzorati Tracie Miller Lisa Milligan Debbie Nosse Don Rich Mark Robinson Tim Thompson 7-A Seventh graders watch the fllmlng of 'Batboy and Batboy and Rubin prepare for the pie fight. 1-'-,,.-o 6. ff f-57 llliiqiiixi' .' Q31 -ff Dorsey Foster relaxes while playing Careers. Debbie Nosse practices for P.E. Club compeuuon Ricky Anderson Steve Bajt Eddy Baltz Ron Blacklock Eric Buhle Robin Davis Ray Ponck Dorsey Foster Arthur Gunderson Ted Hoffman Laureen Larkin Julie McCarter Beth McCoy Doreen Mills Mike Miskin Nick Norris Sheila Pershall Jimmy Schreiner Greg Severson Lynn Thompson 7-B MI-Z. CAQQEHO 7-'1-G P40 John Van Cleave Eric Vogel Cheryl Angle Debby Balenrine Pat Brannick Debby Brozovich Harvey Bushby Teresa Craemer Vickie Fannin Lisa Ferguson Staci Grable Tom Hartline Gordon Holmes Tom Isberg Bill Mathesius Diane Mellendorf Ginger Norton Merri Olson Tim Pierce Robyn Ray Betty Shepherd Ricky Thorsen 7-G MP-Q YUNKEI-?J A 'wg A, 'fef-I Ginger Norton and Ricky Prrce enjoy the autograph Kelly Hammen and Pam Middleton work on T.h61I' dance Home Ec . projects . 4, Nl Steve Jebens does women's work. Doreen Mills practices one aspect of good grooming Monte Barksdale Mark Bretsch Joe Costello Shawn Crosby Paul Dean Gloria Foster Mark Foster Leslie Hauser Felicia Hascht Jean Hoyland Barry Hunt Steve Iebens Gordon McCoy Pam Middleton Vickie Migliorini Peggy Norton Gail Pehlke Michele Ritenour Brenda Steffes Ruth Van Cleave 7-D MIQQ ZIEGLEI-21 JoLyn White Suzanne Wilson I . Y n -. , -U ,V 1. Tommy Schreiner shows that 6th graders must learn to work as well as play. Patty N . fx 1 44 x lg . .1-:4 I R -ff' JF? a l Jimmy Seals. Brian McEvi1ly, Randy Parham, and Wayne Phillips put their musical abilities to use. 1 I x ' lla N ' 'I .L- 4:55. Nugent displays her talents as a public speaker amin- F- Allison Baxter Melody Beavers Jane Boothe Jeff Budde Karl Buhle Julie Cardone Glenda Duray Karen Forst Herbie Grogg Randy Hoffman Bonnie Hunt Mike Kavanaugh Cathy LeVan Parry Mathesius Doug Mohundro X lhqzrhu Give me liberty . . . or k11l me off' states Den Ted Marzorau IS in deep concentration n1s Blacklock. Lisa Beck Jeff Bulian Terri Christenson Mike Coppedge Sandy Dix Lori Eastman Sue Hadaway Mike Hart Susan Henson Sheri Hopkins 6-B QPECKIN b, 4 Charlotte Gammrll warts for her cue during rehearsal Rich Balentine n 5 ei ' N 1 , Kelly Belander Q1 'T T in W K David Bushby , 4 k 'C ,YE 43 , 'L ' lj X Brenda Clawson Xi: L f L: 6 . . A 5 X Mike Drancik 6-G ME- NE 'I E? Eddie Eddy Robbie Frye Karen Hanson Scott Hawthorne t' Jim Hoyland 1 , AX f N 11 -K. xc u 2. 'SIZE' f - f irtzfx I - The cast of The Year1ing poses after their per- formance . Debbie Lawrence Mike MacNicho1 T Q Mark Nichols Steve Peterson Wayne Phillips Vickie Rice Becky Schaller Elissa Sistek Brian Theobald Lisa Thornton Mike Drancik explains the piston engine . wr Q - ' 5 -Evwri, l I nv fem. , i ' W ,111 F r , '4 .' .. 1 N ' 'Lf W 'T' ' .gif , Q II 1 Q -' ' M '- v - ' H , , W ryy ' .f 't: :fg:ej9.u ' :23n H' ., .515 LG T .AE N 'M mx M 4 : nigh 1255 ' 'g,,,,f7 ,X 7, Y 'fa-1 'Q ,,, . I-.f -Xl, , xx sy '..', '-' Q :- , L fyxfx 1 ' A fl .SLA J'-5 ' -4: i Lisa Wehrle Carmen Yard Bill Ziech ' Dan Beutel Dennis 'Blacklock Diane Clennon Laura Elenwood Terrence Fleming Charlotte Gammill Dana Hays Carol Hoffman Pam Holbrook Keith Kettelson Jay Locke Joey Mammoser Brian McEvilly Patty Nugent Cindy Pifer vi ' I , , ,,-.5 ,H I .. ,I ,v ,l tl ' lr tu X NOT' ' - sHowN lg L 531, it MRS. INGELQ l'4' -Q '7 NT. .'f-t,,, Y v A . V 5 . I f fl: - w 9-A f I 'iissfqfgvg J' A A Tim Underhill studies the board before making his Joey Wilson and Carmen Yard were just two of the next move. sixth graders participating in the Christmas program ,TJ NO PHOTO AVAILABLE Jeff Prodehl Julie Schuck fx Jimmy Seals ZX, :.. 437 PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE oil Lee Ann Seeman Jodi Shelton Lisa Stalter Jim Thorsen Bill Van Asdlen Tonna Wall Joey Wilson ACIMTIEQ September, 1973, saw a change in the activity period. Instead of choosing only one activity for the entire year, students were given the oppor- tunity to select a different activity every six weeks. A number of new activities were added to the program. Mr. Hill, who organized and scheduled students for each period felt the experi- ment was well worthwhile. -1 s , X N Iii' , ,f 'ifflfzy 1 1, ,fu '-fb ' or n V H3525 , ig '3.1f1.Sl i 'gfeeewsajf' :Mi QQ!! bg A it 'Xit1'B.iW wif , ,,gs'w:,,f- mamma M1--.5-.,, -gf , -rv prim-if '-fsiwffr E H is J, ,lst Avis :Ei Q. W- wha 1, F9326- w.,., t .. AETCLUB Art Club, headed by Mrs. Olson, gave students new opportunities to experiment with various concepts of art. Twenty-four club members attended a work- shop at the Cathedral of St. Raymond's School on March 23 . These students received instruction in tempera , watercolors, dry point etching , ceramics, acryl- ics, and portraits. Mr. John Hudak , a prominent Joliet artist, was one of the instructors. is fr?-WT, nu , 4:1 jagi .H , i 1 X ' u iv Preparing for contest was the major task of the band members this year. Under the direction of Mr. Lestina , the band attended the State Band Contest on March 16 , at Shabbona School. The organization received a sec- ond place rating for its presentation of Citadel , Overture in C Minor , and ' 'Heritage Overture. A very successful venture by a group of bandsmen was the formation of a jazz band . This group also attended the State Contest. They played Ruben and Rachel Swing , Too Much Blues , and Waterme1on Rock. The jazz band received a first place rating. Many outstanding individuals in the band were also recognized this year. At the State Solo and Ensemble Contest, held at Saratoga school on March 30 , Minooka musicians received twenty-seven firsts and fifteen sec- onds . f1', THE-JEBGND Chess Club was an interest- ing activity for both beginners and masters of the game. Under the guidance of Mr. Cassetto and Mr. Yunker, the students participated in a number of tournaments during the year. Two of the Grand Masters were Randy Spivey and Eddie Baltz. it ?,.f--' i , fx ,J 1 I B' fs. 1 ihkif-S51 P- g..f.w' l' ' ,L 1rx 1 - f' ' L' 1,1 I ' 15, V Tl gg, .-. mm-as H ' wa XLL XX Q ,ffm am, Y. lllllllllllllll ' H X A ' I' I ui..,lLsa. :.J.l.m, , -L, ' is 1 P.E. CLUB Girls' Physical Education Club was the perfect activity for any girl interested in par- ticipating in sports in addition to the regular gym class. The club activities, directed by Mrs. Northern, included bas- ketball , softball , volleyball , badminton, and bowling. .si-. xii Chorus members were busy this year preparing for the Christmas program, the Spring contest, and vari- ous other concerts. Auditions were held in the first weeks of school for those who wished to join. Directed by Miss McCormick, the chorus rehearsed three times a week. The reward for their hard work came when they received many first place ratings at the contest. The Drama Club , sponsored by Mrs. Flatness, presented a fall play, Badlands Ballyhoo. Many hours of rehearsal went into this successful prod- uction. The club members worked with the chorus to present the Christmas program. On April 6 , twenty- one students participated in the Spring Speech con- test. Their hard work resulted in seven firsts, eight seconds, and six thirds. nw:-an --uv-ev CHORUS QL -f......,-, ' 9' 'Pffo fro-of a p g 1 -- . - -1- -, fe .. .. . M, . A :ru I ' c cl ,. I Q- , p x N , x . .i V X ,I . , r , Xt. ' I, I I. 5 1 DRAMA R' l W - K - , 54' Speech contest participants Home Economics Crafts was a very popular activity this year. Directed by Mrs. Ingels, this activity included instruction in knittin, crocheting. embroidery, and decou- page. ,J .J r ff! -6 - r The Hilltop Press, spon- sored by Miss Ziegler, was responsible for publishing one edition of the newspa- per every six weeks. Three weeks of each session were spent learning how a news- paper is organized . The last three weeks were devoted to the actual pub- lishing of the newspaper. 'I I-IILUOP f ff avi! i Golf was added as an activity the last six weeks of the school year. Mr. Cassetto and Mr. Speckin co-sponsored the organi zation. There seemed to be enough interest in the sport to continue the activity next year. PAIPJOL LIBRARY bf .7 M l,N -I M. WH ' x ' .na N lvl X ..-' x fs.. 1 ,,,..-. , i Q 5 w - , ..1f.5.f 4 , -4- .-. ,Q M 2 ' Q Y . The library was open during activity period permitting students to work on classroom projects. A number of library aides not only learned more about the organization of the library but also provided invaluable help to Mrs. Sage. Patrol members enforce the idea of safety first at both the junior high and elementary buildings. Patrols are on duty before school, at lunchtime , and after school. To reward their hard work and to provide a day of entertain- ment, Mr. Palmer, patrol sponsor, arranged a trip to a baseball game for the patrol members. 49 'V 1 dj-w TX Wifi' fffqi ' i fgs ,J , ,Ili Eisiifi 5514111 in-. 'J x if W f-.14.,Q pv' x Q 1' 2- 1 :4 r 4 Y ' my :Y -V'5 s ' Q -s,,. Z b 'Ax,. if Manh Club, directed by Miss Minard and Mr. Speckin, was designed for two types of stu- denrs: those who needed addi- tional help with classroom work, and those who wished to explore areas of mathematics not usually covered in class. -'xxx 'W 1 9--'P l , 7 -5.9:-kg',x1 2 -11' 9? qi uhqtf -,P .it il ' ,rd ng t If-ua , swf ' ' Le., ,kzg, ,il'g'ig wg '-131 lui. 1612. ' 'A : I-,x:',-1,51-931: '.j-?,w'..g.:,. T V' - is in-4? Industrial Arts Club, headed by Mr. Maxwell, centered around pro- jects that cou1d'be completed in six weeks. This activity was in addition to the regularly scheduled industrial arts class and was limited to eighth grade boys only. Some club mem- bers made bookshelves and address signs. ..,4 ,,.....-v CLUB lc' 1. -ag.. One of the new activities this year was the Photog raphy Club. This activity, sponsored by Mrs. Grav- ley, was designed to create interest in photography as a hobby. Students learned how to recognize a good picture and how to develop and enlarge their own pictures. fin-f td ,i l I--ir ' 1. S-K xx- -o-7... Science Club, sponsored by Mr. Las, enabled stu- dents to study and experiment with various projects in addition to those covered in class . Students were encouraged to use models, microscopes, and other scientific materials. Dissection of frogs, fish, and starfish was a popular activity. 4 1 QOEN1 rr tw ,S- ix I xx fr-I' it W-we wb 'x I Q f A ri-it, 1 . ,gg X er k gk if . - The TEPEE staff, directed by Mrs. Gravley, learned a lot about plan- ning and organizing all the activities that make up a school yearbook . Students helped with taking pic- tures, planning layouts, and writing copy . - Mr. Tom Brunick, cross country coach at St. Francis College , was the guest speaker at our athletic ban- quet. we Ml, Most Valuable Player ,,,.pssl3 .. fluff! ...aw-I ll fv:'!'2-f 5-'E'i?L-ff I .- rviifr A-I4 53:3 .a'.1.hC,-. gi. 'L-. 3 . fi Kirk Hunckler iv FIRST ROW: I. Hoyland, K. Miller, G. Severson, D. Mathesius, S. Seversong SECOND ROW: C. Shearer, B VanAsd1en, D. Hunckler, M. Smania, T. Pierce, J. Raymerg THIRD ROW: K. Hunckler, B. Mathesius, S. Hunckler, M. Bretsch, D. Daly, C. Kovel, Mr. Ballantine. 1-raawwerer-rr 351- B X S B49 Most Valuable Player Chi Kovel F 4: 1- 1 : P' v . 2 M 4 N 9. ....1...--- 4--2: ii I ...--. '-u-' wk' , 4 4 53 f A W f'- we -i ' X A if , ' ll . A ' b if Q - .I 5' 'L ,G I. ' 'p 5,5 1 Li A v, ' ' -' ' ' v . X Q L ' S ' - . Nxf I , f- ' --4,,k L 4 C.- . .. E FIRST ROW: T. Clennon, C. Williams, I. Rayrnerg SECOND ROW: B. Mathesius, R. Bleuer, S. Smith, I. Thompson, C. Kovel, D. Daly, H. Grogg, M. Dean, K. Hunckler, D. Olivo, P. Talkingron, P. Dean, Mr Peterson, C. Shearer. mi? .J ,V 1, 1' L L- , iv FIRST ROW: B. Price, T. Underhill, M. Miskin, I. Schreiner, G. Severson, T. Hoffman: SECOND ROW: S. Iebens, D. Wehrle, T. Clennon, T. Thompson, T. Pierce, S. Hunckler, M. Bretsch, I. Raymer, S. Bateman, Mr. Ballantine, B. Hunt. f2'f'l1N?l1 1 f '4'U My I 1 X uefurweres-1-rr B4 T Y - H K. FIRST ROW: D.. Wehrle, M. Miskin, J. Schreiner, G. Severson, T. Hoffmang second ROW: S. Jebens, T. Thompson, Mr. Ballantine, T. Pierce, S. Hunckler, H. Grogg, P. Dean, M. Bretsch, Mr. Peterson, B. Math esius, B. Hunt. t GRADE ,ai B49 Mr. Yunker was assisted by Monsgr. Seidl. I' . -,,.. ,, ff. , ,. , , fr'-T'--r':1w 'fViFT7'P-I , is -I -,-- ,. ..,.J1,, r If H 'Al V I., 1 M .- , ' FIRST ROW: J. Hoyland, T. Schreiner, T. Underhill, D. Mohundro, R. Frye, SECOND ROW: S. Smith, M. Hart, I. Mamrnosser, R. Balentine, M. Siegel, B. McEvi11y, R. Parham: THIRD ROW: D. Rich, T. Marzorati, M. MacNicho1, B. Stafford, M. Nichols, K. Kettelson, T. Fleming, FOURTH ROW: Mr. Yunker, I. Wilson, D. Hunckler, H. Grogg, M. Rehms, B. VanAsd1en, E. Eddy. I .,,. K F, -ul - W SMU94? H19 IFF! If J m AN l H1 A Vi m FIRST ROW: D. Mathesius, B. Bajt, A. Ashby, M. Kavanaugh, R. Fonck, D. Seversong SECOND ROW: V. Holmes. J. Smirh, D. Dunne, G. McCoy, B. Kunke, H. Bushby, G. Brown: THIRD ROW: D. Roberts, R. Spi vey, M. Barksdale, S. Scamen, S. Bajt, B. Ziech, R. Thorsen, B. Immel, Mr. Maxwell. J-'Sl' Q, V, , , . 1 Most Valuable Player Tom Clennon i. GI-HQ FIRST ROW: C. Shearer, B. Hunt. B. Seals, T. Pierce, M. Bretsch, T. Clennon, R. Spivey, S. Bate- man, SECOND ROW: R. Bleuer, S. Iebens, G. Soukup, D. Ledwig, R. Thorsen, J. Dunne, M. Hansen: THIRD ROW: Mr. Maxwell, P. ' Talkington, K. Bolte, M. Dean. D. Daly, H. Grogg, C. Kovel, Mr. Peterson. NOT PICTURED: I . Iasek. . R. Gutierres. 55 exgfufa .A Y ' J... TRACK FIRST ROW: S. Peterson, K. Bu.hle, T T. Hall, R. Frye, D. Blacklock, I Hoyland, K. Miller, D. White, M Kavanaugh, B. Collins: SECOND ROW: P. Kavanaugh, I. Paul, D. Kurtz, B. Stafford, I. Schreiner, M. Miskin, D. Mohundro, M. Fil- lipitch, T. Figge, B. McEvil1y, D Dunne: THIRD ROW: Mr. Maxwell J. Thorsen, S. Smith, T. Fleming T. Thompson, M. Robinson, I. Wilson, B. VanAsd1en, A. Thomp- f son, Manager P. Talkington, K. Steck, Mr. Peterson. NOT PIC- TURED: B. Price, I. Mammoser, .T Seals. gm-Q, CLASS A TPACIC FIRST ROW: J. Betzwiser, K. Duray, D. Hopkins, R. Davis, K. Hammen, P. Norton, P. Fisk, M. McEvi11yg SECOND ROW: B. McCoy, M. Fleming, L. Ferguson, G. Norton, A. Hoyland, B. Steffes, C. Mills, J. Drancik, M. Doolittle: THIRD ROW: Mrs. Northern, S. Fleming, D. Yunker, J. White, I. McCarter, I. Schuck, V. Miglior- ini, S. Wilson, L. Thompson, T. Stasses, L. Thompson, S. Dix. CLASS B if, FIRST ROW: I. Schuck, B. Schal- ler, S. Hopkins, G. Duray, L. Wehrle, D. Clennong SECOND ROW: Mrs. Northern, L. Stalter, B White, C. L.eVan, J. Cardone, P. Mathesius, Mrs. Gravley. Il P ll I ' I Mosr VALUABLE PLAYER CLASS B RELAY T EAM Donna Yunker Julie Schuck, Cathy LeVan, Becky Schaller, Shari Hopkins. I-ANGUAGEAIZIQ AWN?-DQ MOQTIMPIZOVED FIRST ROW: I. McCarter, P. Middleton, V. Fannin, D. Coppedge,'D. Brozovich, D. Nosse, G. Norton: SECOND ROW: D. Mills, I. Schreiner, M. Miskin, D. Dunne, S. Bajt, T. Hoffman, T. Isberg PEIZFECTAITENDANCE Art Gunderson, Ginger Norton, Tim Thompson, Don Rich FIRST ROW: D. Rich, B. Steffes, D. Mills, D. Cop- pedge: SECOND ROW: H. Bushby, K. Duray, E. Buhle, R. Blacklock I-IONOIZIZOLL AWARDS FIRST ROW: S. Wilson, L. Feruson, D. Marzorati, D. Coppedge, D. Mel- lendorf, R. Davis, K. Hammen. P. Middleton: SECOND ROW: S. Bajt, E. Vogel, R. Blacklock, R. Anderson, I. Schreiner, M. Miskin, M. Bretsch, T. Hoffman, T. Isberg 65 QEPMCETOTI-IEQCI-IOOL - SEVEN!!-I M. Miskin, T. Hoffman, M. Robinson, B. Mathesius, S. Wilson, M. Bretsch, R. Anderson, D. Mills, G. Severson, Ted Hoffman, Richard Anderson, Mark Robinson. APT NNEIZQ FIRST ROW: D. Steffes, T. Wall, L. Thompson, D. Mills, K. Hanson, A. Webb, P. Nugent, I. Schuck: SEC- OND ROW: T. Hoffman, M. Bretsch, K. Buhle, M. Robinson, M. Foster, M. Rehms, D. Ledwig, B. Robinson THIRD ROW: K. Forst, D. Hays, M. Drancik, P. McGee. HONORJROLL - N - W- Y -K-H+----if:--1 WARD WINNERS FIRST ROW: B. Robinson, B. VanAsd1en, M. Nichols, D. Blacklock, R. Frye, D. Beutel, S. Hopkins, A. Baxter: SECOND ROW: B. Stafford, S. Smith, V. Rice, G. Duray, C. Hoffman, T. Fleming, M. Drancik, M. Coppedge: THIRD ROW: M. Rehms, L. Seeman, T. Thompson, L. Kemp, P. Nugent, K. Forst, J. Cardone, C. LeVan, B. Schaller. I-ANGLV-KGEAIZIQ MOGFIMPPOVED Elissa Sistek, Ken Steck, Jeff Budde, Bill Ziech. FIRST ROW: K. Forst, R. Thompson. S. Dix, B. Schaller, A. Baxter: SECOND ROW: B. ziech, D. Beutel, M. Drancik, T. Christensen. C. LeVan. PEIZFECINTENDGNG L ,.- A Ia 'I FIRST ROW: L. Eastman, S. Dix, P. Mathesius, L. Thornton, B. White: SECOND ROW: M. Rehms, T. Schreiner, D. Blacklock, H. Grogg, W. Phillips, B Theobald. ,f Ms, ,. - , y 0. . 'ff 62t.Ff?35'!1'wr1i HEL 4. ..,-5-M. iq..-iiigf wx 15-1 xii? K. -mmf cfm 444' 'YNfaf'1'n ' ,. is--1: ,nf 1: wrfftf- - 'A ,gutw . iw u-.pw-LS fx-H ffqs MG'-1 -s .' ..a..L. 'I Y-.. .. .. 1 ... ..- 1' 1 If FACUIJY ,fsfigf TN . 'ali Ff n.-.M -A 3 1-.N F.. x 1 Ly. f '.,.1 mf' L irl5:t-. , 1' L Y -Si-5-2..,. ,. V 7.3,-QM. vu Q ,V ,,1,...J '!hr . . ,Ag :JV .r Q. nh . I L S 'x f 3 - l .1 f a Lyn, T ' I ,Q . H I x R ' ' Q Q I L f A I 9 XJEL 4-Ig, E , X-,,.--' 5-7 0 . ,.-151 I' -. 5 5 i I if in iff 4:5 1' I -11 ' A ' 'Ja L-'ai ag , m a Q . x V ,. Z, 1 , CJ F Ai of le ,f , .f rf' ,- I-.. I I' L :- I nn.. Q ,4... F O U L T Y Miss McCormick coaches the fifth graders during their Christmas play A .ai 1 . u m - Q If RUEBEN AGNEY MONA BUSSART Fifth Grade Teachers Aid CAROLE CHRISTENSEN Fourth Grade DONNA DOUDNA MARY LOU FRIANT LINDA FRIANT Fifth Grade Third Grade First Grade 70 ALENE DANESE Nurse K ROBERT GAZA Fifth Grade Aim' 'xi MARY GILBERT LOIS HANSEN ALICE KAHLER DIANE KETTLESON Fourth Grade Physical Ed. Third Grade Music and Art . F ' n K' A If I L I SHARON MARTIN PAMELA MOWER LAVINA NELSON LOLA RUSHTON Kindergarten Fifth Grade Second Grade Third Grade ,444 I I LORENE SATORIUS RUTH SATORIUS CLARK SCHIEFEN AUDREY STEFFES First Grade Assistant Librarian Reading Specialist Second Grade SANDRA SWINKUNAS LINDA WALTERS VICTORIA WINTER 431 MARILYN THEOBOLD , Secretary THELMA WHITE, Secretary LES WINKLER. Custodian MAURIE MURLEY , Custodian if . 5-A 'A-5' 'ah 5 , , 5 . C I 1 SJQFETERIA WORKS: Lucille Shear, Rochelle Fonck, Helen Stafford, Karen 1 so . n , Helen Daly CAFETERIA VOLUNTEER WORKERS: Carolyn Wil- dey, Kay Gunderson, Dorothy Anderson. ABSENT WHEN THE PICTURE WAS TAKEN: Ann Kurtz, Marianne Balrz, Irma Dilday, Carol Spencer, Rosemary Thompson, Norma Geffs, Sue Timmer- 1'l'13I'1S . 1 Mike Gunderson Kathy Kavanaugh Diane Larkin Gary Nichols Stacey Rigg Jonnie Smith Bart Sprague Danny Weathersby Judy Wittkofski I eff Young Christine Baltz Jane Bauers Mark Brozovich Gwen Bushby Jamie Duerloo Becky Eaton Greg Feeney Robbie Forst A .2382 74 r i-A r . 3-1.---an . - 1 :gr y l L, ., A 1 4 . 3 new-my ..-1f.- - 'N twin. N FQ -...- L4 Learning by working toether 1S an rmportant part of krndergarten Bonnie Eaton Chris Figge Margo Iahneke Richard Mays Dawn McKinney Stephanie Moore Michelle Peel Virginia Pifer Valerie Sterling Tamara Swank Ginger Bauer Mike Beal Rhonda Brown Karen Chaney Lori Cissell Alan Clark Mike Costiloe Rodney Dailey Mrs. Martin helps a student during a work time. Jill Pehlke Wally Pehlke Jimmy Siegel Todd Sronirsch Lynne Suligoy Francis Tapley Eddie Urban John Ward Dan Winterbouom Dan Jones l,.. '9'nL 4 76 Brian Belom Cindy Caswell Rob Fanning Matt Fracaro Tommy Heap Bonnie Keefe Kristina Martin Francois Martino Cathy Mathesius Ron Michalski Mrs. Kettelson helps this kindergarten class make May baskets. Gb Jennifer Kline Bobby Langham Bobby Lawson Dana MacNicho1 Debbie Nave Kelly O'Brien Lisa Penka Chrissy Shepherd David Smith Robbie Sprague Frankie Tapley Brian Winterbottom Qv Jerry Bellm Kevin Bickel Patty Dillard Mike Dooley Mike Dugan Duane Eger Tim Fleming Titus Foster Lori Hayes Junior Jackson .Qi Mrs. Martin's class shows that learning by doing can be fun. Larry Jacobsgaard John Johnson Diane Minarich Ray Myrick John Nave Shawn Marie Platt Wendy Sanders Kerry Smith Kris Smrekar Lisa Stapleton 78 Eric Anderson Jill Betzwiser Lisa Coffman Mark Dilday Chrissy Felthous Diane Fisher Kelianne Fleming Scott Habiger Marion Holmes Eddie Horvat Karina Tapley Doug Todd Steven Weber Carla Wehrle Dale Yard Kevin Viner .-: K Mrs . Friant's students enjoy listening to stones belng read to them. 'Dn- John Hooks Nancy Kuxhausen Kim Landon Donna Larkin Dawn Matula Kelly Ann McGinnis Bryan Pierce Allen Robinson Melissa Shirley Donna Smith M Deana Abbott Dean Altiery Linda Augsburg Tommy Bauer Jean Bellus Beth Costiloe Ladessa Cremeans Mark Eastman Sandra Ferguson Mendy Grable ilrfi' Mrs. Satorius helps those who have a question. . 40 xl' b 'A 'A uijvsvo Q . 0 5 ski Q V- E' Q Z9 Q- G G any Gary Spencer Tommy Swan Damon Thompson Eric Thorsen Steve Young vu? :lb Shellie Hescht Ricky Hirst David Jay Lisa Jokiel Mike Jones Marc Martino Curtis Moore Charles Muchlfelt Lynda Reeder Angie Roberts Scott Cryder Steve Decker Mike Di Santo Candy Elliott Carol Fonck Karen Guyer Lisa Hankes Bert Hauser Ricky Hayes Carrna Haynes 80 John Santorineos Kirk Steffes Scott Svancarek Danny Thompson Marty Tutor Lynette Wilson Marty Tutor tries to break the piiiata as classmates anticipate their treats. '-f 99-r 'Para Qi ,Aki-Lllual Becky Aharrah Dan Altiery Danny Anderson Lisa Buhle Judith Bushby Jeff Caruso Buddy Eddy 'Steve Fisk Tavis Foster Brad Hansen Iamie Larkin Barbie Mathesius Bryant Mitchell Duane Rigg Tony Roland Paul Ross Debbie Shear Roger Simmons Billy Stapleton Todd Thompson s...f 1,5 Kevin Angle Chuck Brewer Pam Brown Greg Byerley Jacque Coppedge Shirel Ellis Daneen Feeney Kim Hauser Denise Jones Karen Keefe v 1 Mrs Steffe's class con- centrates on their math. iii -A 121 David Washburn Sandi Watters Joe West 5 rn , N? R 2 -. 1.0 , , K, ,.-. 5- .. Bill Isberg Brady Jansen Ann Jones John LeVan Tim Lumley Charlie McMannis Ronalee Migliorini Patti Olson Randy Pehlke Martin Redmon H- Carol Boothe Paula Brandt Barbie Breen Mike Brozovich Lisa Clennon Leone Creed Lisa DeGrace David Dillard David Dowell Andrea Frowein , 1. a IN' If 1 -V 3.1 I. D. Schaller Susan Siegel Brent Sprague Joey Swetnam 4-4:94 ,fr Donald Thorsen Miss Winter helps her students learn to read . 2 F21 Q. F F21 I Bryan Fleming Jill Forst 4- Eddie Gardner Donald Hinchliffe Michael Hirst John Horvat Valerie Jones Tommy Lurnley Jeff Pehlke Jodi Penka 1 '? Julie Peterson Debra Redmon Paul Reeder J. R. Strickland Michele Swetnam T J Doug Ashby Deirdre Baxter Jean Beutel John Brown Cindy Christensen Christina Clay Jimmy Dean DeAnna Decker Regina DiLorenzo John Felthous Eric Van Cleave Kelly Ward Joe Wooding Ted Mrs. Friant offers a helping hand to a puzzled student. Gerri Grable Terri Greehling Dawn Hayes Jennifer Hescht Judy Jackson Frank Jeffries Kevin Kavanaugh Glenda Kettelson Patrick McGinnis Angie Miller Paul Meegan John Pifer Eddie Platt Stacey Rowe James Shirley Ralph Anderson Christopher Baker Bob Baltz Kim Brown Dean Chism Joey Costiloe David Cremeens Rhonda Dailey Robert Dullard Sandra Geffs L nn-.1. 3 B F21 Q. K1 H L E JZ ' .fi v , Q ' t ' 1 H f ig Q my 4 3 f' , J . , I5 Q .v '20 I ggg IE: ,, ti N11 T- yy it J, R J lttt Q J xx ' . . Y , 6 3 J -, ' 'L , ,rry f E. it 3 1 Drane Slegel Robert Mike Webber J 1 l bw, J ,x ,J A K- Van Dolson he AX Z ,. N ', 'dak-xxmf,-nav: M 1, . ,V t ' J J J iyxll 1? in ,J I . 'pix U, xx. 'M qv .Layer .tp f ' so K: ,- WN J 1 aa . J , Ap Z - Y 4 V 4 I .J EJ X- ' 1. ,Q , ., 'X 1 - ,v , P I 4 -I 2- Y, w L ,, ' J, ' , J J '- J 4' ' it x fbi ' x ' In ' I7 1 . F 1' ' 7 A 4 -If 1 Mrs. Kahler revrews math facts P V '. Q . -W, A Lx 1 with students. J it I . . . ,,, J L 'I im V Rachael Ferguson Laura Hanson Kim Harding Suzanne Holbrook Gary Hopkins LeAnn Hyslop Frank Kovel Kelly Martin Melvina Mathesius Darla McMannis Ricky Migliorini Tim Peterson Eric Rehms David Ross Joe Spivey ,Q- I Ami Attebery Michelle Brandt Mike Caruso Kathy Caswell Lyna Coffman Bobby Creed Doug Dillard Mia DiSanto Tracy Duray Jeff Feeney more .5 Nor Avmram 1 L Vi Cf? x t gb. ' 7 4 VJ Z 'Y 4' ,f!, . A - 111 , ' X V. .. ,, 'L'-gtifzr' r vi l ,, Eff. 13, 5,1 A- W 1 ' , - L r1 ii Q Q ' 4' .l :ggi mi? W nf wg.-f. ,SL-' .bfi W.. , , Y -2 1.5 54 X. ., I 9 , Y U m -Firgy T A i Y V lx 4 V .I .F ji , A In 'jlEQ.,f 'fi1-' jEfi 'f'f A A'f- , V r I ' ' nl... -- y it - '- ' 5, V lf, ,ji , P 1 ,K A f, :gg 1. -X --'Q Bryan Sprague Michael Bruce Washburn Winterbottom 86 Mrs. Rushton explains a lesson to her students . 'em X Brian Immel Sherri I effries Anna Ledwig Debbie Minarich Leeman Peters Kay Robinson Darrell Roland Lori Schaller Kevin Severson Brian Spencer Mrs. Christensen and her class pose in their costumes worn on their Hawaiian Day. Steve Beal Ann Costello Colleen Feeney Julie Foster Rick Geffs Carol Geiss Lori Hauser Mike Hawthorne Kerstin Heinen Tony Hoffman Peggy Swank Tom Walker Tony Watters Keith Weathersby Fred Wehrle nv , Lisa Jebens Mary Jeffries Kim Martin Scott Marzorati Ion Miller Robert Nave Dawn Ray Kevin Rice Alan Richards Kelly Smith Adrianna Benevente Steve Bryce Steve Clennon Leslie Dilday Jon Di Santo Donna Dix Wendy Drancik Ruth Eaton Larry Hauser Valerie Hoffman Billy Stonitsch Tammy Svancarek Ricky Tutor Robert Thompson Sylvia Zahm V.- -1. Math requires hard work on eve1:yone's part. -- K.1-- ,Q 51 Pam Jones Iody Kuxhausen Vickie Laurie Bobby LeVan Jim Martin Margie Norton Donald Nugent Colette Ruedin Mary Siegel Lenny Smith Mrs Gilbert spends many hours helping children learn Steve Anderson Paul Beck Kelly Blacklock Mike Brubaker Donnie Bushby Barbie Chism Jodi Duray Gary Eaton Penny Grable William Greehling Ion Thompson Gerald Tonet Doug Underhill Kim Ward Y' Dean Harding Susan Mattingly John Miller Theresa Parham Cheryl Peters Russ Prodehl Donnie Schuck Mike Sistek Kim Stech Kim Thompson Mr Parce11's science class watch the duck- ling that was hatched in their classroom. Alice Augsburg Dawn Bennett Andrea Budde Tom Caswell Steve Clay Kathy Clennon Larry Crater Terry Dooley John Eddy Mary Fillipitch Qiijg yi v fp' f 'I fra ' It .L , - X1 U lx 'z vt ..'. .. sf ., ,, -..-V 1 , , V , Donnie Underhill F9 -4 1 1 ' fl-. his 1 w-af-W Wesley Mills Gay Miskin Dale Olivo Kevin Pierce Ralee Poole Kathy Seals Lona Shearer Renee Sichling Arlene Siegel Jim Smith Jim Baltz Bill Collins Danny Eaton John Fisher Toni Gunderson Mike Hadaway Gwenda Jolly Keith Kopelman David Kurtz David Mathesius 417:17 Mr. Agney's students put on extra clothing during a Christmas party relay race. fi .-9 Tania Tirnmermans Justine Vogel Ivy Wakenshaw Ken Walker 1mTIll,.Mn, H mm UNK ww W WHT?-t,1.Hlf. w-. Kim Kane Tracy Laurie Tammie Miller Brian Milligan Robin Perry Maria Peterson Tina Roberts Kathy Ross Marissa Ruedin Scott Scamen Julie Thornton and Tim Figge read stories they made to two of Miss Winter's stu- dents . if N Hu Io AVAILABLE Harm Tim Adkins Bob Bajt Mark Betzwiser Scott Borah Donna Brewer Kevin Byerley Tim Eaton Tim Figge Bob Gayhart LOI1 Hansen Steve Severson Doug Stafford Julie Thornton Janet Wildey il xt, .,4, , . r' mr ,lr 4 I 1' 7 Sharon Larkin Darlene Middleton Kurt Miller Duane Minarich Garry Rank Jimmy Ruedin Dirk Sauerwein Treva Schroeder Brian Shear Alice Smrekar Mr. Gaza's fifth grade learns of the world of work by observing a house repair. Debbie Augsburg Phillip Baird Tina Caruso Debbie Daly Tracy Denham Jim Evans June Fonck Jerry Geiss Bruce Gutierres Terry Jones Q 1, Sherri Stoniisch Tracey Suligoy Allen Thompson Karen Young Vincent Hull Billy Kuykendall Pat Messersmith Paul Riegh Sandy Richards Terri Robinson Nancy Salzman Ricky Seeman Dan Sparks Patti Standley Students prepare for the fifth grade Christ- 94 mas play. LELIY Terri Bullington Becky Christenson Kathy Comer Carl Daniels Pat Dunne Mark Fillipitch Jennifer Foster Kirsten Frowein Pat Galloway Vincent Holmes Beverley Thompson ACTIVITIES FIFTH BAND fa.r..,- ' Km ,D , . , lm .,, .Irv ' '- iw- ' L A - - ! fb-I ' Q FIRST ROW: Terri Robinson, Maria Peterson, Robin Perry, Kirsten Frowein, Tina Caruso, Deby Daly, Tania Tim- mermans, Jennifer Foster, Renee Sichling, Gay Misking SECOND ROW: Ivy Wakenshaw, Janet Wildey, Donna Szepe- lac, Sandy Richards, Arlene Siegel, Kathy Comer, Lona Shear, Tim Figge, Doug White, Julie Thornton, Bob Bajtg THIRD ROW: Bill Collins, Tracy Denham, Pat Galloway, Wesley Mills, Mark Betzwiser, Mike Hadaway, Karen Young, Ken Walker, Dale Olivo, Danny Eaton, Steve Seversong FOURTH ROW: Brian Shear, Brian Milligan, Dirk Saurwein, John Fisher, Ricky Seeman, Paul Reigh, Jim Evans, Allen Thompson, Terry Jones, Vincent Hull: FIFTH ROW: Kim Kane, Bob Gayhart, Tim Eaton, Scott Scamen, Mr. Lestina. 96 B49 FIRST ROW: Bob Gayhart, Pat Dunne, Dirk Saurwein, Dale Olivo, Pat Messersmith, Doug Stafford, Scott Borah: SECOND ROW: David Kurtz, Bill Collins, Paul Reigh, Wesley Mills, Bruce Guiterras, Ken Walker, Ricky Seeman: THIRD ROW: Doug White, Steve Severson, Kurt Miller, Pat Galloway, Allen Thompson, Mark Fillipitch, Tim Figge, Mike Hadaway, Mr. Younker. 1973-74 TEAM RECORD MIN OOKA MIN OOKA MINOOKA MINOOKA MIN OOKA MINOOKA MINOOKA Saratoga St . Pats Odell Channahon Center St . Judes Center .. - ,-135 1:-- WA E 1 CDE 1 1 , 'V 1 A' - . -.1 M Tim Fleming Mark Dilday Nancy Kuxhausen Damon Thompson Barbie Mathesius Todd Thompson Barbie Breen Christina Clay John Horvat Eric Rehms Carol Geiss Debbie Minarich Fred Wehrle 1 - 'rg' 4B 4C 4D 5B 5D w-4 Donna Dix Valerie Hoffman Alan Richards Kelly Blacklock Doug Underhill Steve Clay Sue Mattingly Donnie Schuck Don Underhill Julie Thornton Debbie Daly Sharon Larkin Alice Smrekar 3 - fffff , , : . 1 - 1 I -I J' 1,1077 ' C ,fn A E fa :ff fff , . -, .1 It . gf' 'V ' ' hs' - ' ,fr i ' T . ,, 9 i J. if 'F-'G - 'A - iff' 4, A if W, J I , A 4A: Secretary - Coleen Feeney: President - Tony Hoffman: Vice-President - Kevin Seversong Treasurer 4C: President - Bobby LeVang Vice-President - Brian Immel CAbsent when picture was takenj Pam Jones: Secretary - Don Nugent: Treasurer - Kelly Blacklock . T ' H55 I 1:71. , 4B: Treasurer - Wendy Drancikg Secretary - Ruth Eatong Vice-President - Alan Richardsg President - Ion DiSanto ,1- ' - 0 mi E ' I-,IH 'f I uw fngrt ,.,. Q W -11 gg ' 'Ju I' , tl it X V J Tfl' J -us 'U 'H 4 -.1-x A-,.f--y -fg..-fx 'N , K ,.,,-,,,-ff tl' V fl Z ,fit fiiff3'i5 5 ,gt , 7,54!:lff .f'gf,.5,e- 1 5D: Paul Reigh - Treasurer: Vice-President - Doug Whitey President - Mark Fillipitchg Secretary - Jennifer Foster Q 1 ,-...Ita . f'-sg'f:5sil, ! J' J ' ' t Q W' ' 'rv ' '. -f- 5' x ,J ' ..,- ,J -,Ina 5B: Secretary - Tim Figgeeg , uf' 4, M N G, President - Tim Eaton: Vice ' J , T his 5 ,, 'if ' President - Donna Brewer: g - if 'T ' 2.25 . A kai 5 'vi f Treasurer - Lori Hansen . 5 or ft -- 'rv ' I A F X ! '- fr, x f hg- X V 1 X P' 5 5 ' X - H r ab it , 5C: Vice President - Trace Y I3 I WW' P' 'fag P ' X 9 ,Jr - 4 , ,.,:. x J Suligoy: Secretary - Karen T..- 4 Q 'f ,',f ' ,-7 n , Y gs' ' .ra 'F' J 1 1 H, r'J 5 Q YounggPres1dent - Debbie J, x Ng 3:79 I, ,Ji 1 ? I -2343 Q W ffm 'rf Augsburg: President - Kurt 5? , i I Gap 553525 'rj Miller: President - Allen Qgifj F ,N Thompson: Secretary - Jim L7 ' 2 J igiiif. Y . i , 1 41-'lijf N551 'iii 'J i -A Ruedin: vice Pfesidem - Dirk X an X 1 : yff,bi:,?3.,,f. Lui, :ELK-X . J Q ' ' ' Ziyi . -V .Lv r.-1 Saurwein: Vice President - Gerry f - . I t .4 fl , Q 1 .J 56155 5A: Secretary - Bill J 1 Collinsg Treasurer - , V ' 1 Q: David Kurtz: Vice- President - Gay Misking Room Reporter - John Pisherg ' President - Wesley Mills 100 , . W 5, ,, 1-. f as Z '-' ' HALLOWEEN 1 Q72 m um ...,. VALENTINES DAY 1974 Nx 'Y 5 'n V , -- . I Q. . , -, af , W ' I ,1 .. . Q r 9. . . TQ. gn I I ' - A A ,P , H . M93 , 'Ei 1 f ui A iggwfzh: or '1 ' 14 101 'QM Q I ,-1' . ,,,.:. -' Fi., :Irv W UQSCM A HIQZQ 3' .1-img: . 1' , 7 u L - I L r 3 . 1 1 ' K V e fill! 1 ' -' 'gpg 1 Y fl 'fir , ' 3 I . V 25 , i 1 ff v iQ ::5' ,t - V A Q 433' V.T,. .... , K i 1, 'f' . 'QQ I A MJ fj l -3 'N v. ' 1 f '31 - 1 I D1 F- I- g , x, f , ' ' x ,f gig' , Arie w . X SE .-. jf --agar f A-if J., ,QQ . Q 1, Q aww ' i's'f' 1 ' , iz! A rf? 1 5 ,ug ij X fr : I . - ' 'L Q- -f 'Yi Lv-443 ur-ul L it -,,, 1 ,, 1:11, ' f g f x Vi ' -it 1 Students enjoy playing games at their school pic- Fifth grade students perform for the Lincoln ni Nursing Home . PQ 'L' if Q fm sax Ar.: ' xl-j1QH,t,: if :Vt f' -I 'g':?f:f'm X' fvhpi, : 13' 4g1'ffQ:i'.'fJ A 'B ' , .- , - ' 11: Q fx? f N F ' If rp rl! .QW S , W' POSTER CONTEST WINNERS: Mark Fillipitch, Stacey Rowe, Alice Smrekar, Don Underhill, Julie Peterson, Barb Chisrng SECOND ROW: Lori Hansen, Renee Thompson, Lynne Kemp, Jane Boothe. , I f .0 T an if fa n R S , .. N qwrfcu .. ' , s ,y V-W 1 , . - , Q , . , ,W-f1.l T H-1 z- is 1- 3 ri, lim! ... L -V -Q ijt- :ffl 4 I t - , 4 - Tig? , X fx glib 1 1 r X K iff- A. .ff 2' ' L. ' ' f A ' 'ig .4 g A ,l '5 ,ni If L: X P f 1 ' . - i PM wif' A Fifth graders plant a tree in the school yard for Arbor Day. The fifth graders toured a train from the E. I . Fifth graders visited the Illinois Railway Museum and E. Railroad. in Union, Illinois. xg' i A Fourth graders enjoyed their trip to Chicago's Aquarium and Natural History Museum. Kindergartners pose for a picture in Brookfield Zoo while an inquisitive bird looks on. 104