Moline High School - M Yearbook (Moline, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 288 of the 1988 volume:

Happenings (many occosb (Seniors hove been ' tse io Noisemakers (Freshmen: send the kds ro bed) Chaperones (Personnel (JVecreononol ocrtvtfy purs Enrerrainmenr Confer (Those Junl (Sophomores ,• (The fi (Organizations bring us rogerher to (Advertising: we hod f O An Invitation To An M Celebration j Mini-skirrs flashed as one lonely pencil crashed echoing ro rhe dusr laden floor. The classroom was hor and rhe exam hod been long. Chalk dusr hung in rhe air ro choke me. I rebelliously leaped from my sear and unconrrollably yelled YAH making my own radical deparrure. Over rhis posr year, we ' ve all mode our own radical deparrures. Deporrures from our younger selves ro new creorures of more experience. The ' 87- ' 88 schoolyear has been o rime for learning, growing, changing, and living. Bur mosr of all ir has been o rime for celebroring. Now is our rime ro celebrare our rodicol deparrure. V v • . 2 Knees r eased once again as mini skirrs were in as here on Valerie Nunley and Molly Curry In celebration of rheir preparation, rhe frocrion of rhe M who worked in summer hours ears up ond cools down from rhe summer hear Enjoying a lirtle rime our ond a chance ro srrerch. Mark Krerzmonn ond Jennifer SchneU fly a fnsbee on a windy doy of fall. Inro halls from ourside air rhe mass files. Slowly ar first when birds awake yet with rhe sun they enrer. And rhe few wait with rhe clock for buses and cars and walkers and bikes ro arrive from many places. The halls fill wirh rhe milling voices - gossiping, questioning, laughing. All celebrating rhe learning of people. s Topping rhe vdubJe resource of our Ibrary ' s books. Jeer fer Oxitap odds ro her summer dess report Mnded from her blazing hands is Tedgie Perez, who learns ro keep her heod up. A spedat photography dess in rhe gfred program offered by Wes Johnson Students toe Deno Kours were required ro room rhe grounds of MH5 m search of eye- catching subjects For students who plan to moke o career our of business, dertool skts such os typing ore fundamental Near 2:30 os rhe bell rings, and rhe place explodes wirh people. The halls lull again wirh the confusion of bodies and voices. Sonne rush our, free ro go home and resr, or rhey dress in rheir uniform and punch in. Arhleres prepore ro swear and acrors ro perform. Teachers loosen rheir ries and coach, direcr, lead, meer, or resr. And rhe weekends come os regularly encounrered oasises wirh donees, pomes, ploys, and trips. Ir is rhe people of Moline High School who give life ro rhis place - characrer ro rhis year. And rhese people ore rhe ones invired by rhe M ro rhis celebrorion of life in 198 8! Lazy days spent basing in rhe sun and spiasrtng down Riverside ' s side are rwo ways ro bear rhe summer’s hear and boredom. Ar rimes, homework seems ro invade even rhe srudenr ' s leisure rime Senior Tim Setz compieres his 7 9 Lights are flashing! Trumpets blaring Feet are marching , ; and colors float down. People cheering! Music playing! Happy days are here around! Lasers piercing! Rock is rolling- Nothing stops us! Sound may drown us, bur all hearts beat jubilation in the sounding celebration! Jack be nimble. Jack be quick. Jack jump over rhe bonfire! The bonfire, which in ' 87 moved from rhe bowl ro Drowning Field, represented a gigonric pep rally for oil foil sporrs. The Bonfire, sponsored by rhe Boosters Club, consisted partly of o parade of rhe fall sport reams oround rhe football field. Each sport, induding boys ' and girls ' cross country, golf, soccer, girls ' swimming, tennis, and football were recognized. The conremporaires and rhe cheerleaders helped bring our rhe spirit and exdremenr in on overwhelming crowd of students and parents. The pep bond was also a major part of rhe evening with its upbear music. It also introduced rhe three parachuters who performed leaps from 1000 feet in the sky. Each one relieved rhe crowd by making a successful landing in the center of rhe field. Finally rhe bonfire was lit. An individual from three fall sporrs helped in making this rhe peak of rhe evening by parriaparing in rhe lighting of the fire. . . . And As rhe sun fell from rhe sky over Srephens Park, rhe hip-hopping foor- sromping music hir rhe air. The kids slowly garhered round in rhe gianr circle - so many were afraid. Dur rhe youngin ' s observed as rhe crazy circle bounced abour, and rhe circle jusr grew and grew. The leader gor rhe moss oil paired off, and alrhough some of rhe girls or firsr weren ' r dancing wirh rhe •boys, rhar gor srraighrened our in rime. Once everyrhing was squared off, rhe crowd jusr danced rhe nighr away. Toking a momenr ro resr, two squoredoncers srop and warch rhe orhers work up a swear. Showing off rhetr square dancing raienr, John DeClerk and Andrea Jorrin rake rhe role os head couple Swing Your Partner! i No rain, lost game As school carried on in its usual fashion, ir was interrupted very early in October by “ ... And Now We Interrupt Our Regular Programming. Homecoming Week hod arrived. At first there were spirit buttons to get the week “on the air. Tags were sold by student congress for carnation deliveries later in the week. There was a chance to guess the number of cereal or cookies in jars for cash; there was the hunt for colored pieces of paper coded with prizes from penals ro $100 cash. All the little things led up to Friday’s early dismissal for coronation. After the ceremony rhere was a break till 2:00 when the floors and bands starred rolling down 23rd Avenue in what Gary Bushman, congress adviser, called a people parade.” The wind confronted the parade, and the sky threatened, bur for the first rime in many years ir didn ' r rain. Rain did fall that night at the game, and so did the Maroons as they lost ro Rock Island. Saturday night it rained again, but it didn’t matter. Jusr so no one has to hear ir though the grapevine. the seniors recJy ad end Up on rop in 67. os Their dancing rrto of Cdtfomio fV sins charmed The judges and found Them o flrsr ptoce. Ar Sarurday rtgft- ' s donee, held or The Sheroron, Drears leod The crowd in rwfcrtng and shouring. 14 Shoring in our Celebration was raised The largest donarion came from National Honor Society who sponsored o voriery show and held a Spirit of Christmas contest Most of the deportments were re- presented by or least one faculty member and on NHS spirit booster The boy ' s P.E deportment was named os the winner Valerie Nunley, Carol Adams, and Jason Parker draw for prizes cr rhe vonery show Lisa Dushmon chooses dorhes Saturday .morning for rhe child she ' s been assigned Male band members dress in skirrs on a ber wirh rhe wagers going ro Shore Joys Early bird dosses join in rhe biology room for breakfast brought in by srudenrs ro raise money This year MHS pur it’s heart into rhe spirit of giving for people who were less fortunate. With rhe rheme Love Isn’t Love Till You Give It Away, srudenrs and faculty spent three days in special acrivires which brought in parr of rhe $8,921 that Over eighty children recieved cloth- ing rhor was purchased by rhe Line O’ Type staff and Student Congress at Sears rhe following Saturday The srudenrs spenr rhe early morning hours selecting, purchasing, and packing rhe clothes for each individ- ual child. Each package was then personally delivered. I really felt happy when I delivered rhe pack- ages, said senior Lupe Torres You really don ' t know how much ir means until you see ir yourself. It ' s scary ro think there ore so many people, even our age, who aren ' t as fortunate, bur I was glod ro rake parr in helping out. Lupe also men- tioned that anyone who doesn ' t strongly supporr Shore Joys should find our for themselves how impor- tant ir really is. PEOPLE HOSTS Ladies and Gentlemen . Grerchen Gende Ouryonchng Senior Top 2% Drad Deeuwsaerr DAR Oursronding Senior w 4 Jennifer Schnell Amencon Legion Menr Shield Drenda Grirron Dond Amy Johnson Orchestra ' A % k Uvl v Lori Brunner Top 2% Tom Slmmger Top 2% Molly Curry Top 2% Sreve Hoyrcher Top 2% Tim Seirz Top 2% Clara Quayle Top 2% Christopher Johnson Top 2% Hollie Rebuhn Top 2% Kelley Prough Top 2% . . . prizes ro be awarded ro rhe ladies and genrlemen on these two pages. The people appearing are here by their own menf , and they have been choosen for their individual excel- lence. The top 2% earn their ranking through maintaining strong academic records in their high school years, and the fine arts awards are bestowed upon seniors by rhe directors of their field of talent . The DAR is awarded by a reochers nomi- nation, followed by a vote by seniors on rhe top 3 nominees. Brad Beeuwsaerr receives this honor for his dependability, leadership, service, and patriotism. Outstanding Senior is awarded to a sen- ior chosen by straight senior class voting, and Grerchen Gende and Brad Beeuw- saerr are honored for their friendship, personality, sincerity, and school pride. American Legion recipients are nominat- ed by the senior class and then voted on by the faculty. Jennifer Schnell and Steve Dannenfeldr are congratulated for their honor, courage, scholarship, leadership, and service. The Merit Shield is given ro a person of the most value to the school for four years in service, leadership and charac- ter Jennifer Schnell receives this as cho- sen by a council of teachers in touch with extracurricular activities. 23 u v ff V A bevy(l) of birchin ' (2) concerts graced rhe colendor rhroughour rhis year. A wide range of musical styles laced rhe arena ' s and small audito- riums of rhe Midwest. Carol Adams Diane Alford John Allemeier Brian Allen Cyndi Allen Darcy Allison Stephanie Ames Amber Anderson Carla Anderson Christopher Anderson Danny Anderson Jennifer Anderson Michele Anderson r r Everyone from rhe big names like U2 and Yes to rhe very small, minis- cule names like TOW and Easy Ac- cess belted our their stuff for rhe pleasure of ever-receprive audi- ences. Fans were willing to pay anything from a canned good for a TBW con- cert to in excess of $50 for a scalped U2 ticker. This price seemed to be irrelevant in their quest to worship these aposrolicO) mongrels(4) of rhe sub-human rock-culture. 1. lots of ' em 2. really cool 3. leader or early advocate of o movement or cause 4. huge god 5. even more banner I ■ . 2 ' -n. Orher crowd-pleosers were olso prevolenr rhis yeor. More big nomes like RUSH, Kiss, Def Lep- pard, Morley Crue, and Whires- nake mode appeoronces before rheir ever faithful bond of groupie- like followers. Some smaller nomes from our area become lo- cally popular ofrer resting the wa- ters of the professional rock scene. R.E.M., INXS, Depeche Mode, the Circle Jerks, ond even The For Boys hod well-received concerts. The biggest nomes here, R.E.M. and INXS were exceedingly popu- lar. In terms of high quality, headline material music, it was o banner yeor. Next yeor will be o ban- nerer yeor. Polly Anderson Tom Andress Michael Angelo Dorothy Arnold Kevin Arnold Patrick Bagley Becky Bailey Chris Baker Gayle Baker Jana Baraks Dawn Barnes Thomas Barr Todd Barrels John Batson Jeff Bean Tonya Beauchamp Bradley Beeuwsaerr t i Jason Dell Lori Belville Robert Bender Keir Bennerr Deborah Benson Ryan Benz Kelly Birel Jeff Block Jenifer Blackmon Tereso Bledsoe Chad Berris Roxanne Bleyoerr Kurr Bodenbender Melissa Boney Brian Bowers James Droer HZ Brian Brahm Jacqueline Branch Diana Brasmer Bridgir Breeeher Jessica Briggs Kyle Brinkman Krisran Brooks Lori Brunner Marcie Bryan Todd Buckingham Bonnie Bundy Hearher Buracker Shelly Burbridge Parrick Burke Michelle Burney Cynrhia Burns Lisa Bushman Darren Burcher John Buzzard Jennifer Cahill I ' m real excited, bur ... -Penny Johnson Penny Johnson was one of rhe srudenrs who chose ro graduare early. Early graduarion is an option rhar arises for many srudenrs, and is commonly rhe consequence of an inrensly enthusiastic pupil whose impassivity has allowed him ro obtain rhe previously stipulated quantity of courses and thus enables rhe said student ro possibly opr ro receive his degree previous ro rhe norm. A student who chooses ro graduare early may find many benifirs from doing so. First of all, a student can be completely finished with any form of schooling. A student may now imperil himself into rhe work- ing world. An early graduated student may also choose ro work for a few months in order ro earn money towards a college education. If a student wants ro further his education and already has enough money for college, this person may choose ro graduare early and use his free rime ro his best advantage. He may view rhe world by means of travel or decide ro waste some rime away by doing nothing. There are also a few downsides ro rhe world of early graduarion. High school is probably rhe last free education rhar a person will receive. Reguardless of rhe consequences, someone who has earned rhe right ro decide, deserves rhe option. Doris Coin Amy Comery Melinda Carius Joel Corlson Krisrine Carlson wL V- ' Jeff Carlson Andreo Cororhers 1 tU-Lu M James Carpenter Amy Carpenter Adam Carson Keri Casey Two small children sir at the edge of the schoool yard. The first child rakes a needle and pricks his index finger. He hands the needle to the second child urging him to go ahead. The second child hesitates, closes his eyes, and pricks his index finger. Silently the two squeeze a drop of blood from their fingers and rub them togeth- er. The two have now become blood brothers. Best buddies forever, forever bound by blood. This was nor on uncommon ritual for us os kids. For some this vow lasted throughout our grade schol days, yet for others this pledge rook place every other week. Best friends come and went like dirty socks. By high school the term best friend rakes on a slightly different meaning. Yes, in high school we still hove the need for feeling like we ore someone ' s number one most needed friend sometimes, bur we also desire freedom and spoce- .(conr.) L. ■ j Now boyfriends ond girlfriends rake up rime. There ore more people we moy find inreresring. Wirh our increasing desire ro be- come independent, besr friends musr leorn ro give each other space. They musr leorn ro hove ond srond up for rheir own opin- ions while respecting rhe opinions and beliefs of friends. In high school it becomes more difficult ond challenging ro be besr friends, yer rhe rewords ore also greater and more meaningful Whar will become of high school besr friends? And beyond high school? Whar will besr friends come ro mean ofrer high school? As of rhis momnenr, ir is roo early ro soy. Some members of rhe class of ' 88 will sroy around here while orhers will move for away. Some will find jobs, ond orhers will go ro school. For besr friends ond rhe doss of ' 88 only rime will rell. ri % ' Rodney Cosillos Down Core Andrew Chon Theony Chhoun Jeri Chrisrensen Jon Chrisrensen Gino Clark Angelo Clover Srocey Clayron Julionne Cline Loshown Cole Joson Clouse Laurel Combs David Cook Jeff Cook Loren Cooke Merry Coopman Dona Coppens Jeff Corrrell Todd Courrer Selena Cramm Joseph Cravero Marr Crouch Noncee Cunningham Molly Curry Mandy Doggerr Sreve Dannenfeldr Chad Dore Scorr Davidson Susan Davison Chris Dearborn Tobirho DeBord David DeClerck Chris DeClerck Tim Deiberr Derh DeLille Thomas DeLille Porricio Derrick The dog ore my application Senior year. A rime of nor doing homework, forgerring ro srudy for resrs, and generally having aparhy rowords everyrhing. These ore rhe rimes when srudenrs acrually seem ro moke on efforr ro do os lirrle os possible. Before long, rhough, fairhful porenrs ond maybe even school counselors will remind rhese srudenrs of one rhing rhor rhe srudenrs musr nor forger. College. Thor ' s righr, rhe ever-inricing insrirurion of higher learning. The cenrer of acquiring rhe knowledge of acrualiry. The quickesr rood ro amassing on incredible debr. Todd DeTaeye Before one con look forward ro oil of rhis, rhough, he musr apply ro rhe college of his choice. During rhese rimes, o college applicarion is all rhor o senior really needs. Firsr on opplicorion has ro be obroined, which is more rrouble rhan irs worrh, usually. If rhe school counselors don ' r hove one you hove ro wrire ro rhe college, ond rhen you musr wair for ir ro arrive. Then you hove roo drag our rhe old manual rypewrirer and rype o bunch of useless informorion (For Office Use Only). Then comes rhe besr parr: rhe Essay. Boberr Dies Many colleges require rhor you wrire on essay on such amazingly insightful ropics like, Whar I would do if I were president,” Why I ' m glad ro be an American, ' ' ond How I would spend rhe weekend wirh Morher Theresa. Once rhe essoy is wrirren if you haven ' r decided o differenr school (wirhour on essay) mighr be for you, you musr send rhe opplicorion bock. Then, four monrhs larer you will be norified of your occepronce so you con brag ro your friends ond ger your nome in rhe Line ' O Type in June. If oil rhis is successful, you con go ro rhe bonk and ger your opplicorion for o loon. Bur rhor ' s onorher srory . . . Tom Dillin a I Wf. v he Marci Dinnewerh William Dirrmon Lorry Dixon William Dobbelare Ml 6 offers posrers. brocheres booklets, ond rolteqe •sir or tons ro help soon ro be groduares. such cr Dcvid Tyler v ifh rhetr plans for rhe future Paul Dondanville Michelle Dorbeck Jeffery Dorn Darren Duffy Showno Dundy David Dunham Jennifer Dunlap Johnna Dunne ■ ■ Leandrea Durham Kim Dwyer Acie Earl Ir ' s Friday nighr - alrighr! Ir ' s rime ro cur loose and have a good rime wirh a bunch of friends. School is over for anorher week. No more resrs ro worry abour. In facr, norhing ro worry abour unless your rrying ro meer o deadline. All of rhe publicarion sroffs here or MHS musr meer deadlines. The Line O ' Type sroff musr meer a deadline every rhree weeks. If rhey don ' r meer rhis deadline over 2,000 srudenrs and reochers won ' r receive o paper. Hey, no pressure rhere! The Kaleidoscripr sroff musr meer various deadlines ro insure prinring of rhe lirerory magazine. The ”M sroff meers deadlines by secrions. If a secrion is nor done by rheir deadline, prinring cosrs for rhe enrire book rise considerably. Now, ler ' s rake o look or rhe yearbook sroff for on example. If you ' re in ro procrosrinorion you ' ll fir righr in wirh rhe senior secrion sroff. On rhe orher hand, if you don ' r like rhe idea of coming in or eighr in rhe morning over Chrisrmos break, sroying lore afrer school, coming bock ro school ofrer dinner, and being or school from seven in rhe morning rill eleven or nighr on rhe losr doy before deadline ro moke sure everyrhing gers done rhe Senior secrion sroff jusr mighr nor be for you.Cconr.) fc-: V � t V Angela Easley Jennifer Ege Shanon Ehmke Krlsrme Ehrecke James Erhardr Sracy Eller Michele Elliorr Eric Engels Zack Erikson Dob Esici Ir ' s also imporranr ro crave donurs, pop, and pizza. And of course you musr never rire of listening ro Rush rape after Rush rape afrer Rush rape. PS ■ Carrie Eslinger Sophorn Fay Ken Ferry Angie Fisher ' So next Friday nighr when you ' re our having a good rime wirh rhe gang, have a lirrle fun for me roo. And when our deadline has passed, if you still remember me, we ' ll go our, bur don ' r expecr me ro be rhe same. No one could remain un- changed, complerely unaffected or, unharmed afrer experiencing Dead- line Hell! Tiffony Fitch Possible Violators f s Perer Flemming Tony Floro L.J. Foley James Ford Scorr Fowler Ivy Freeman Kellie Frirzinger Brett Gamble David Gebhordr Lisa Genac Grerchen Gende Rids Genz Teresa Gerlich Heorher Geyer Brian Gibson Did you hear rhe announcements? Ir is a question so often answered no. A ques- tion even more likely to produce o blank store is, Do you remember whor was an- nounced? But, there is one announcem- ment that most anyone in rhe school would recognize and may even know by heart, and that is: There will be no skateboards allowed in rhe school or they will be confis- cated untill rhe end of rhe school year. Why is this such a memorable announce- ment? There are mony reasons. First is that ir was heard so many rimes. The administra- tion did o fine job of getting rhe point across. Second is that along with each announce- ment, on image of some possible violators often came to mind. Although Joe-prep on a skateboard is possible, rhe individuals pic- tured many rimes hod a very unique ap- pearance. This is nor to soy that oil skate- boarders looked a certain way or vice- 34 Possible violarers of rhe no skoreboords or school rule ore worned by Kelley Prough during rhe doily announcement • - jj|r£S l . • ' „.; ., -- 1 $ Llifitu - •• Brad Gilliam yfli Rachel Glaus Stephanie Gloe Gary Goldermann Richard Goodman Shawn Gordon Susie Grafton -versa, it is just the most unique skateboarders which rend to be noticed and remembered. A third and last reason for the recognition of this announcement is that it was a new fad which grew quickly,- it was a surprise to many. This announcement has nor been heard in awhile. It could be that the punishment for violation was nor worth the ride. Or, it could be that the fad died as quickly as it had grown. The truth may never be known. It is an answer to pon- der along with this next question; What ' s next? Paul Graham Tim Grau Donnie Green Jim Grisham Brenda Gritton Lotto Gronkvisr i5 J I If or firsr you don ' r succeed, rry again. This oprimisric cliche is one mosr have heard many rimes, bur irs lesson is a valuable one rhar ofren holds rhe secrer of success in rhar exrro push. The rax referendum ro benefir rhe Moline school sysrem gave a perfecr example of whar can be accomplished by rhe enrhusiasm and dedicarion of a second rry. Droughr before rhe vorers in April, rhe referendum mer defear by 17 vores. Supporrers of rhe referendum were encouraged by rhe amounr of yes vores, and efforrs ro pass rhe referendum in rhe No- vember elecrion were doubled. The opposirion cired rhe economic problems in rhe Quad- Ciries, bur was refured by poinring our rhor o major focror in families ' descisions ro move inro our area is rhe quoliry of rhe school sysrem, ond o good school sysrem is needed if rhe economy is ro improve. A moss of volunreers come ro help moke phone colls and pur up signs, coupled wirh o communiry rhor cores , rurned a second rry inro success when rhe referendum was passed on November Fourrh, Ninereen and Eighry -Seven. Hors off Moline - we should be proud. John Hemm Mary Qerh Hendricks Lynn Herrz Por Hicks Seon Hillyer Karen Hindhede Chris Hodge Tomelo Hollo well Alan Hon H Hopkins Alison Hudders Jennifer Hugoerr Wendy Husson because of rhe passage of rhe Referendum, advanced classes like Diology II will continue for rudenrs like Amy Moffirr ond Merry Coopmon 37 Drerr Hyman Paul lllanas Pam Ingram Sreve Inman Alecia Inskeep Mike Irwin Lance Jack Sharon Jackson Dororhy Jackson Dave James Andrea Jarrin Marion Jeongco Chris Jeskie Amy Johnson Chrisropher Johnson Jill Johnson Kelly Johnson [«T5 n r ' .u Carch rhe wove! Thor’s exacrly whor MHS did when pop machines were installed in January. Two ma- chines were placed by rhe pool and rwo in rhe cafeteria hallway. There were various groups in opposition ro rhe pop machines because of problems like lirrering and pos- sible comperirion wirh juice soles in rhe cafeteria. However, rhe demand for pop was rhere. While rhe enormous crowd around rhe machines evenruollly dwindled, srudenrs continued ro purchase pop. L . i M Penny Johnson Sivi Anne Johnson Sreve Johnson Tom Johnson Michelle Jones Deena Kaczor Garry Kajdacsi Robyn Karlson Dridgir Karsrens ’XEf Thom Kasenberg Ingrid Keller Jason Kimbel Dove King Crowds of srudenrs ore o frequenr occurrence around rhe new beverage dispensers 39 Greg King Gory Kisrler Marr Kludy Derek Knedler Hearher Knisley Michael Koehler Michael Kohrs David Kramer Nanci Kramer Vera Krysrek John Laermans Michele Laerhem Jill Lampo Jacquelyn Lang Jane Larsen Missy Laud Monrelle Lawson Ron Lawson it W L Who said rhor rhe MHS foculry is nor fashionable? We hove more foculry rrendserrers rhon mosr sru- denrs know abour. Take English reocher Par Weaver ,r i? for example. A fine array of swearers and accessories assem- ble her hip school wardrobe. Larin English reocher Porrick Derry sers o fine example in rhe realm of mole fashion. His numerous rrips ro New York Ciry ond London hove allowed him ro obroin o vosr wardrobe. His fashion aware- ness reflecrs in every ospecr of his life, even down ro his cor, a Jag- uar. Then rhere is social srudies reocher Jack Dye There are days when he wears only rhe mosr srylish sporrcoars made of rhe finesr fob rics. Then rhere ore days when he purs on one of his old plaid jackers. All MHS faculry members are fash- ionable. They ser fine examples for all srudenrs ro follow. Mark Lorhridge Robert Lorr Srephonie Lovelace Charles Loverr Erich Luerhmonn Daniel Lundell A .A A A A a Sreven Luxmore Michele Lydon Scorr Maddox Kary Madsen Mindy Mahalla Timorhy Mairlen Roberr Mangelsdorf Shannon Marion Shawn Markin t r Quire long ago when man was very hairy and barbaric, Though he was nor hippish, and if he even exisred ar all, grear lizards roamed rhe earrh. The scaly crirrers weighed as much as 80 rons and srood as rail as 50 feer. They were here long before man ser foor on rhe earrh, for rhe greor dinosaurs prob- ably exisred 270 million years ago. Chrisrine Marrin Winged rhings like rhe Preranodon filled rhe sky, and rhe Tyrannosaurus ruled rhe land. Dur abour one million years ago rhe dinosaurs checked-our. They become exrincr for a while. In 1987, dinosaurs made a grear come- back, maybe ro celebrare. They popped up everywhere. Key -chains, srickers, and T-shirrs showed rheir kind. Inflarable dinosaurs were expanded and greering cords were imprinred wirh rhem. Even rhis very yearbook you are holding almosr bore dinosaur from cover ro cover. Dur ir doesn ' r. Maybe ir is rime, however, ro cele- brare a big dinosaur anniversary. Ler ' s rhrow a parry for whar would hove been rhe 270 millionrh birrhday parry for dinosaurs. h it Angela Marrin Mary Mason Brooke Massie Paul Morrecheck Kevin McAdams Melissa McFarland Mark McGaughy Michelle McHenry Donnie McKeag Lisa McKinney Timorhy McKinnon Jennifer McLaughlin 10 Srudenr Recognition was insrilled upon Moline High School ro insure rhor any srudenr , nor jusr scholars or arhleres, could receive some rype of acknowledgmenr for performing well in a porriculor classroom acriviry. This recognirion con be for onyrhing from nor missing a quesrion on any resr for o year, ro showing up every- day ro doss. This gives srudenrs who would normally receive lirrle or no praise for rhere occomplishmenrs ro obrain some posirive reinforcemenr from rheir reocher and principal. Each reocher chooses o srudenr rhor he believes is worrhy of being honored. The srudenrs ore norified of rhor which is being besrowed upon rhem and ore invired ro o breakfasr rhor is held before school. Srudenrs ore also ro ask rheir porenrs ro accom- pany and share in rheir son ' s or doughrer ' s glorious momenrs. Ar rhe breakfasr, each of rhe srudenrs names is announced and rhe srudenrs ore colled up ro receive a cerrificare of recognirion and of course o pen. Picrures of rhe srudenrs hove also appeared in rhe Line O ' Type. The gifrs may seem small, bur rhe gifr of being noriced for ardenr work is beyond monerory value. Serh McLean Wendy McNeal Krisry Medina Gory Meier Rick Meirhaeghe Kimberly Merridirh Kelly Meyer Jill Miller Tracy Miller Hearher Miller Sandro Mirchell Holly Mockmore Amy Moffirr Jeff Moffirr Sreve Mohr Chris Mohrmon Sean Monreyne Shown Moore Terri Morley Julie Moskowirz Rondy Murdock Sherri Murphy Tacey Myers Jason Nogovon Joanne Neoveill Jamie Needham Amy Neighbors Julie Nelson . In celebronon of rhe vernal equinox, rhis class stores in owe of a balanced egg Eric Nissen A Personal Survey Sreven Norin My favorite class was My favorite teacher was My best friends were My favorite music was The biggest fads were My most exciting experience was Mori Norron The funniest moment was Volerie Nunley William O ' Brien Scorr Ohlsen Shelly Olson Scorr Page Cory Painrer Penny Park Joson Porker Bichord Porker Gory Passmore Michael Pavalok Bill Paxron John Peorson Bene Perez Amy Perersen Srephane Perefson Ted Pererson Thomos Pererson Sreven Pheiffer Amy Phillis Randy Pierce Richard Pierce Ron Plumb Michele Pollard Stephanie Polzin Michael Pond Jeon Pope Robert Popp Kelley Prough Regina Pruierr Jennifer Puck Eric Pueblo Poy Pulsifer Poberr Pursley Cloro Quoyle Aniro Pomirez Drerr Pandall Julio Poyo Hollie Pebhuhn Joson Peed Jeff Peed Kim Peed Todd Peed Pondy Peeves Scorr Peilly Tonesh Pevonkor Kim Peveol Gerord Peyes Gino Peyes Jenny Peyno My main goal for nexr year is The mosr inreresring person rhar I hove mer rhis year was The best thing or Moline was The worst thing or Moline was _ The biggest challenge I hod was Next year I predict that Brian Richards Jill Richards Roylee Richardson Tim Risrau Debra Robb James Roland Allen Romero Chrisrino Rosales Mary Ann Ross Paul Rouse Barb Solisberry Roy Schilrz David Schmidr Kelly Sandberg Kim Schilling 49 My Side of the Story Shelley Schmidr Jennifer Schnell Kelly Schuler Troy Seors Micheol Seiberr Timorhy Seirz Jeffrey Selonder Doryl Selhosr Srefonie Shaffer Darcy Shaw Michelle Shumaker Sonya Sierra Sreve Sierra Courrney Sigler Paul Skaggs Tom Slininger r j A porennol rhreor ro good grooming. Randy Murdock (Randolph Homilron Murdock III) cosuolly explains his reasoning for excess focial hair Through rheir ’let ' s Beautify America protect, Lotm dosses raised money during the Randy Murdock Cut ond Shave a Thon 1 Personal Grooming lr srorred rwo weeks before Christmas. I decided since shoving is so painful, I would only do ir once o week. People noticed. I don ' t hove a cor, so I hoof ir. I was going to shove on the 23rd. Then I turned on the T V. The Weather channel. Temp: -6 F, Wind Chill: -38 F. I need all the hair I con get to keep my face worm! I come bock with o new face covered in hoir, or fur, depending on your viewpoint. I also decided to let my hair go. People bellowed, When ore you going to shove, when ore you going to cur your hoir?” First answer was When ir hits 30.” The second you know. Lorin III honored me with a fund-roiser. $10 91 by the fifth day. Ir hit 30. The next day my face was chipped beef. I walked in, and were they surprised! We rook the money and used ir for o Family Picture day. Pizza and pop were compliments of the fund-roiser. So ir goes. Susan Smalley Noel Smart Kelly Smead Orion Smidesong Michele Smith Sara Smith Jennifer Smith Michael A. Smith Michael W. Smith Sandra Snodgrass Krista Sorensen Wendy Steiner Scott Stephenson Jennifer Stewart Orion Srockwell Todd Stone Triumfemonr The class of ’88 is led by rhe rnumfemanr of presidenr Lupe Torres, vice president- Merry Coopmon, and sec rreosurer Mary Berh Hendricks Debra Srrach Marianne Srrosahl Shawn Sullivan Gary Suman Nick Suss Angela Swanson Kurr Swanson Thomas Swierer Jon Terry Greg Thompson Jennifer Thompson Drenr Thomsen Elizaberh Thornron Joleen Tierjens Larry Tiersorr 52 This year ' s senior class officers had rheir work cur our for rhem. Nor only wos rhe doss of ' 88 hungry for o prize-winning floor again, bur rhere wos Senior Prom ro plan os well. However, Lupe Torres, Merry Coopmon, and Moryberh Hendricks were ready ro face rhe challenge. Firsr rhere wos rhe Ho-Down ro organize. As soon os rhis acriviry was over, Homecoming come. A place hod ro be found for consrrucrion (nor os easy of a rask os ir may sound), ond moreriols, ideas, and willing seniors (even harder ro find) hod ro be found. Afrer on exhausring ond ofren frusrroring week before Homecoming, rheir floor finally emerged rhe winner. Almosr immediarely following Homecoming, rhe senior doss began rhe planning of on acriviry ro raise money for Shore Joys. They sold rhemselves os slaves, ond some slaves sold for os much os $15. Then rhere was a break in rhe ocrion, bur reservorions for rhe Senior Prom had ro be placed early. They needed o band, chaperones, punch and oil rhe lirrle rhings. Said Presidenr Lupe Torres of rhe yean Ir was especially difficulr rhis year because so much of rhe responsibility come down on rhe officers. Ir wos a lor of work for jusr rhree people, bur ir wos worrh oil rhe efforr” V C.- . Shown Trask Dry on Trour Tonerre Tubbs Aniro Tunnell Tracy Turek David Tyler Nick Uhde Kim Ulrich Dick Voldes Nichole Von Nick Vanacker Michael VanHyfre Jason Vonlerberghe Alex VanQuarhem Monica Villagomez All our -orions! Mary Vrieswyk Kim Walker Susan Walker Chrisropher Wallaerr Dawn Walron Crystal Wangeline Sreven Wassenhove Lezli Webb Marrha Wendr John Wesr Graduation: jubilation, re laxation, and all our cele bration! Jennifer Werzel You ' ve finally made ir! You have reached your desrinorion afrer rhe long four-year journey through high school. Ir is rime for rhe rewords, groduorion, jubilation, reloxorion, and oil our celebrorion. Bur whar nexr? Jonerre Wiborg Whor do you do now rhor high school is in your pasr? Do you go ro college? Should you ger o job? Whor abour marriage? Are rhe armed forces rhe way ro go? Maybe you should be o bum and sroy wirh your parents o while longer. Whor a monsrerous decision you hove ro moke! Amy Widener Whatever you choose, I ' m sure ir will be a wise, well rhoughr our, and good decision. You hove rhe resr of your life ro live wirh rhese complicat- ed decisions. You should live rhe resr of your life like you hove lived ir or MHS. Moke rhe mosr of ir,- ond mosr importantly, remember ro celebrore like you did in ' 88. Though it was rhe lost Homecoming donee for rhe seniors. Amy Widener. Melindo Conus, ond Andrea Jorrm srill enpyed ir 54 NOISEMAKERS W M , OFFICERS and ADVISORS The junior doss prospered under rhe leadership of officers Sroct Schwartz, John Duckies, and Decki Miller Junior advisors Jim Gager, Dill Lehman, and Sran Leech smile over a successful yeor Our Leaders Since Homecoming was earlier rhan usual rhis year, rhe buildinng of rhe floor wqs rhe firsr order of business for rhis year ' s officers. Elecred losr spring were Presidenr John Duckies, Vice-Presidenr Sraci Schwarrz, and Secrerory Treasurer Decki Miller. These rhree spenr rhe firsr few weeks of school working on candy soles ro moke money, ordering k U IV pomps for rhe floor, and planning rhe rheme and consrrucrion of rhe floor. Ar firsr, ir seemed like everyrhing was going wrong such os nor being able ro find o place ro build rhe floor. Afrer many sleepless nighrs, rhings pulled rogerher rhanks ro rhe hard work and greor ideas of rhe dedicared advisors of our class; Mr. Goger, Mr. Lehman, ond Mr. Leech, rhe floor was awarded second place once again. id ' mf fix Throughour rhe yeor rhe members of rhe Class of ' 89 hove shown inreresr in school acriviries and supporred rhe doss projecrs. This has mode rhe job of rhe offices and advisors easier, more producrive, ond of course much more fun. This has been a very successful yeor and we look forward ro nexr yeor being rhe besr ever for rhe Class of ' 89! L ' t m 1 V w N Every foil, Moline High School orgonizes o bonfire ro fire up school spirit. In rhe posr, rhe bonfire has been held in rhe Bowl ond was used ro inrroduce rhe year ' s foorboll ream. This year rhe Moline Booster Club was responsible for moving rhe bonfire ro Brown- ing Field ond for inrroducing rhe reams from oil rhe fall sporrs, nor jusr rhe foorboll ream. The evening began wirh each ream gerring irs yearbook picrure raken, followed by each ream parading around rhe rrack ond being inrroduced ro rhe crowd which rhis year included porenrs. The fans and orhleres were rhen enrerroined by o ream of four skydivers who hod been hired by Srudenr Congress. In rhe posr, rhe bonfire hos been lir by rhe coproins of rhe foorboll ream bur rhis year one coproin from each foil sporr parrici- pored in rhe lighring of rhe fire. Once rhe fire was lir, rhe crowd was enrerroined by dem- onsrrorions by rhe cross counrry and foorboll reams. Juniors, Druce Allison (golf), Mondy McLaughlin (golf), Monica McGloughlm (volleyball), Druce Dedwell (foorboll), Eric Edmunds (cros6 counrry), Kane Ernar (renews), Ten Anderson (swimming), ond Jenny Whircomb (cross counrry). represenred rheir doss in foil sporrs Vh IV? __ ri ' i 1 . r -r iw ■K mm -V Lir Wirh Spirir Theresa Abborr Druce Abingron Chris Ackeriond Michelle Ackeriand Joson Adorns Shirley Adorns Crissy Ague Jennifer Ainsworrh Michelle Allen Theresa AHen Druce Allison Shown Alremeier Jenny Anderson Korl Anderson Morthcw Anderson Surah Anderson 60 The frosry aurumn nighr was sliced by anxious shouts and 52 shaking pompoms. The 14 junior Conremporaires were psyching themselves up for their first appearance, nervously awaiting their debut; after it was over, they all agreed it was worth it. Junior Sarah Larson commented, The seniors and Mrs. Shannon were super. We all pulled together to create the best performance possible. We had a lor of fun, too! ' ' Conremporaires certainly isn ' t just fun and games, though. One junior commented, It all looked so easy, bur when my aching muscles hurt so bad I couldn ' t stretch our the day after our first practice, I realized it isn ' t easy!” ■ ■■ ■ Andrew Durr Mononne Dyrd Amy Codwolloder Jason Cddwefl Shelly Caldwell Ty Campos Jason Canfield Angel Carlin Laurie Carlson Leslie Carlson Lisa Carlson Pomda Casrro Susan Caswell Mark Cervanres Tim Chambers Lynn Champion Tammy Chandler Kevin Chnsrensen Douglas Churchill Jerry Clark Shane Clark John Gifford Drion Clifron Jeremy Coberr Jet wry Coffman Christian Colbert Michael Colon Amy Cook James Cooksey Julie Corbin There were more people or rhe Homecoming game rhon ar ony orher game We coukjn’r even find a sear, remember? Some of rhe junior members of rhts year ’s Conremporoire squod ore Tammy Hansen. Lisa Corlson. Jenny Pheiffer, Krisro Miner. Meogan S weedy, and Derh Moseley Homecoming week included o voriery of ocriviries or school such os rhe rrodirionol buying of corno- rions ond finding colorful hidden rogs for prizes. Evenings were spenr working on rhe floor ond sociolizing. Mony juniors gove hours ond hours of rime hoping ro win firsr. Their efforrs were re- worded wirh only o second ploce. Fridoy, ofrer rhe coronorion, rhe parade marched down 23rd Avenue from rhe high school ro Drowning Field. Following rhe parade was o pep roily. Fridoy was capped off wirh rhe foorboll gome againsr Dock Island. In spire of on enrhusiasric crowd and on early lead, Moline was defeored 10 - 6 . Homecoming week come ro on end on Sorurdoy nighr wirh o donee enrirled Special Effecrs which was held or rhe Dock Island Sheroron and fearured music by rhe bond, Dreams. Overall Homecoming ' 87 was a great success! Juniors, Lisa Corlson, Lourie Wester dole. Monica McGtoughlm, Lon Pisrer, ond Julie Dean, faithfully work on our doss floor David Cowings Jodie Creen Jonorhon Crorry Norhan Crorry Felicia Curris Sherree Currner Decky Dare Brenda Do vis Christopher Davis Kristin Davts Chrisropher Day Deonne Day Julie Dean Jeremy Debrouwer Christine DeCopp Kimberly Decker Jennifer DeGerck Elizoberh Delille Dovid Dellirr Tim Derouin “l rhe Rocks U2 CO Chris Gilferr Thomas Gilmore Theresa Gordon Lucian Graveil Erik Groves Aimee Grchan Jennifer Green Kelli Griffirh Srephame Groom Todd Gusrafson Wes Haas Ericka Hahn Douglas Hall Michelle Hallos Timorhy Hamburg Kim Hamer nick Jason Homilron Marrhew Hamilron Robert Hommirr Todd Honey Lesley Honsen Tommy Hansen Nicholas Hanson Jim Honrz Melinda Harkerr Alex Harris Robert Harris Rebecca Hart Jamie Hartman Robert Harvey Cynthia Hawkins Kathleen Howorte Kevin Hayes Leslie Hayes Jill Heorer Kirsten Hedegoord Mart Helms Steven Hemphill Sean Hersredt Genny Hertz Michael Heuer Christina Hickson Alex Hingsrrum Maria Hirochera Tim Hoberr Kelli Hockoday Loura Homg Amy Holrom Jennifer Hope Heather Hudson Marc Hurst Don Husson Elizabeth Ingold Kimberly Ingram Rick Jockson Trent Jacquin rr W ' I ft v J A Lv f krC f — ■ � 1.4 - _ 17 During rhe monrh of November, rhe Irish musical supersrars U2 gave concerts in several dries surrounding rhe Quod Cities. Every performance broughr o full capociry crowd. Fans nor only hod ro wair for rickets, bur for T-shirrs roo. For weeks srudenrs and reochers could be seen wearing o T-shirr wirh rired eyes from a lore nighr or rhe concert. Sporting his new T, Drew Dodd believes rhe conversation in early bird physics become much more lively in rhe time surrounding rhe concert especially, since his teacher Gory Bushman attended rhe concert three rimes 64 Tanya Juny Liso Kajdocsi Kr Kokovas Kevin Kehoe David Kelly Tina Kennedy Dave Kessler Jennie Kim Christopher Kinney Timorhy Klauer Paul Knepp David Koeniy I Could Hove Danced All Nighr The evening starred our with jusr basic steps wirh more inrricare sreps being introduced os rhe nighr progressed. They resulted in many confused, fumbling feer. Some people decided ro jusr srond around and dap which gave rhem o chance ro socialize os well os carch rheir brearh. However, almosr everyone joined in when they did rhe chicken donee , which is o favorite of many. Dy ren o ' clock mosr people were do-si-doed our, bur I suppose rhere were o few who could hove danced oil nighr . ”... up Through rhe middle and back again ... is heard by rhe diverse crowd of freshmen Through seniors and head couple Chris Puggles (junior) and Laura Lopez (senior) Jusr because we live in rhe mid-wesr, o foreigner mighr assume we hove o natural ability for square dancing. NOT SO! From whar I wirnessed or rhis year ' s Ho-down, mosr juniors have o long way ro go before they ' re our of rhe srrickly amateur category. Laura Johns Srocy Jamieson Kora Jennings Jennifer Jensen Michael Jeongco David Johnson Jane Johnson Kai Johnson Theresa Johnson Heidi Johnsron Lisa Jones Michael Jones James Jordon Adam Judd Parrida Juenger 65 Anno Kokiry Jody Korrmer Chnsrino Kronzler Mark Krerzmonn Ross Logerblode Jody Lampo Russell Lance Danielle Long Elizabeth Long Grerchen Longwirh Amy Larson Saroh Lorson Dry on Lear Michelle Lebo Srode Leech Angie Leemans Jennifer Lehman Korie Leinorr David Lemasrer Todd Lenberg Stephanie Lesrer Srocy Lefts Laurie Lew 6 Joseph Lind Donald Undholm Silvio Lira Donovan Lodge Jonetle Loere Ted Loere Tamara Loose Joseph Lopez Karen Loula Ml Krl : -%V - w mm « YU Decisions, Decisions! One minure on underclassman, rhe nexr minure an uppperdassman,- rhar ' s rhe rransirion from a Sophomore ro a Junior. For mosr srudenrs rhor ' s o Turn- ing poinr in rheir high school careers. Ir ' s o rime when srudenrs musr srorr Think- ing abour rheir furure plans, o rime when college enrronce exams musr be raken. Mosr srudenrs, during rheir junior year, will parricipare in rhe PS AT, SAT, or ACT resrs, and some may rake oil rhree. Each foil Blackhawk College sponsors a College Nighr or which abour sixry neorby colleges ond universiries send represenrarives rhor are available ro answer your quesrions. i Each junior also is granred one college day ro rour rhe campus of his her choice. Block Hawk College holds a college nighr every year wirh represents ves from various colleges ond universiries in Illinois, bwo, Missouri, ond Wtsconson Among rhe crowd Todd Honey, Chris Davrs. Ty Campos and Crag Dobrener fhp Through rhe many brochures they have received I WANT TO BE LET ' S GET PHYSICAL Inrramurols Offer Somerhing For Everyone The intramural program is sponsored by Srudenr Congress ond is supervised by Mr. Dill Lee ond Mrs. Carol Airken. Inrramurols ore ofrer-school sporrs ond ore designed for rhose srudenrs who ore nor porriciporing in o school sporr bur like ro sroy active. The program goes on oil year wirh foorboll in rhe fall, basketball in rhe winrer, and volleyball in rhe spring. Each sporr consists of regular season gomes, usually rwo o week, ond concludes wirh a rournomenr. Inrramurols ore perfect for rhose srudenrs who like comperirion or for rhose who jusr like o fun nighr wirh friends. Juniors Morr VondeWiele, Eric Edmunds, Bruce Bed well, Sreve Lighr, ond Mark Krerzmonn ore oil members of rhe inrromurol basketball ream The Oranges John Miller Morisso Miller Rebecca Miller Krisra Miner Mark Mlekush Jaime Mojica Jesse Molina Eugene Monerri Lars Monson Eric Monzon Brandice Moore Elizaberh Moore Todd Moore Kyle Morales Paul Morgan Julie Morley Sreven Morris Hope Morrison Berh Moseley James Mow en David Mueller Mary Mulder Michelle Muller Jeff Myers Jusrine Myers Kelli Myers Michelle Myers Elizaberh Nagovan Kimberly Nations David Nouyalis Pedro Navarro Jamie Nees David Nelson Natalie Nelson Srocey Nelson Janie Nesbirr Amber Newberry Barry Newborn Sean Nicke Eddie Nightingale 68 Chris Reger Jennifer Reyes Courtney Reynolds Darren Reynolds James Reynolds Carrie Reznicek Thomas Rhodes Brenda Richardson Kathy Ries John Riley Kyle Ringquisr Kim Ririe Ronald Rivero Sherry Roberson Keri Roby Russell Roderick Samuel Rodriguez Derek Rogers Lisa Rogers Mart Rogerson Michele Rogiers Molly Rohrbach Jason Rolloff Katherine Root Kelly Rose Melissa Rose Calvin Rowe Gorciela Rubakzava Lars Rude Chris Ruggles Monique Ryan Scott Ryckeghem Manuel Salazar Roberto Sanchez Timothy Sandlin Mala Sasrry Rick Scheer Katie Schlindwem Kristie Schmochr John Schmelzer David Schmidt Dennis Schneekbrh Andrea Schneider Sreve Schorr Jennifer Schuch Christine Schwallie Jeff Schwonke Sroci Schwartz Thomas Schwarz Gregory Scott Paul Scranton Mary Seibert Pennie Self John Seusy Jomes Shaffer Kelene Sheley Shelly Sherwood William Shirley Todd Showalrer Denise Sieren Ty Simon Thomas Sims Jill Smalley Billy Smith Donald Smith Eric Smith Julie Smith Kristin Smith Marsha Smith Tim Smith Dawn Snyder Thomas Snyder Aaron Sorensen Ky Soudnek Chad Sovanski Michael Springsteen Kathryn Stephenson Stephanie Stevens Lorry Stone Christopher Stratton BREAKING AWAY 71 ALL WE WANTED WAS YOUR MUG Jennifer Warts Scon Weaver Elizabeth Weihrouch Tricia Welch Joseph Welsh Laurie Wesrerdale Karla Wheeler Chris Whitconock Jenny Whitcomb Jason White K atherine White Jerry Wiborg John Wiebel Michele Williams Joy Wilson Sunny Winter Kirr Wtsor Michelle Wolfe Nikole Wood Christopher Woods Keersrin Woods Tisha Wright Shelly Wynn Joseph York Gary Young Renee Young Nadine Zambrano Andrea Zekjler Jason Zeskey Derek .Ziegler Look or this mess Every year, members of rhe M staff are disappointed by rhe number of students they must indude in rhe camera shy list. This year, rhe members of rhe junior section were horrified to discover rhor they hod 57 mugs missing. They looked and looked for rhe missing mugs but found rhe people hod never had rheir picture roken and con you believe rhe excuses rhor were given: I hod swimming in gym and I was skipping, My nose was running. My curling iron broke rhe day before, I was in o bad mood and couldn ' r smile, My rhumb nail broke and I hadn ' r hod o chance ro file ir, My socks didn ' r march my ourfir!!! whor do you rhink; does rhe sraff hove o legitimate gripe? Afrer oil, all we wonted was rheir mug! Ler ' s do berrer nexr year. CAMERA SHY Jason Alexander Laune Alrhiser Chris Anderson Tim Baker David Qornerr Charlene Dowser Billie Duckner Peter Bushman Chorlorre Carlson Patrick Carlson Michoel Carlson Frank Ceja Doug Clevenger Juan Compean Scott Culver Julie Dean Penny Defrares Brett Durkee Chanea Easter Tim Fillmer Angelo Goderis Robert Haynes Laura Henyan Mark Hodges Anthony Holmes William Hunter Larry Kincheloe David King Natasha Koeppei Jennifer Leader Julie Levrouw 5reve Light Manuel Martinez Hillary Mer edirh Robert Morris Shawn Mulvany Dale Nipper Melissa Nordeen Nikki Normoyle Jennie Popp Ted Reed Jennifer Rosenboum Sam Russell Jeff Sadler Rose Sanders on Jason Schell Danny Stephens Deann Taylor Duffy Terrill Jason Thompson Jason TUI Chad Tomlinsor Jose Tovar Wdrer Whipple Kellie Wolking Imeka James Chris Kollenbach EVEN TIRED JUNIORS HAVE M SPIRIT GUESTS Showing Our True Colors I like pink - girls like ir, so I ger brownie poinrs! Prerry inreresring reason for liking pink, huh? Actually borh sophomore guys ' and girls ' favorire color was blue (Dur guys, pink did come in second for rhe girls!). Colorful expressions were also found among sophs (Many roo colorful ro be printed! !). Cool beans! ' ' was said by many, bur ir was hared roo. Tanya Marr explained rhis ha- tred, My leosr favorire is ' Cool beans ' be- cause ir makes no sense, and everyone is saying ir. ’Roll! ' I say ir all rhe rime insread of laugh- ing! said Rachel Tollman. Some orher funny and clever expressions included Make like a rree and ger our of here , Duck up lirrle rrooper , and Whas- sup? For rhose who could never find rhe right rhing ro say, Doodle doodle dee, wubba wubbo wubba! or Bosephusness! and rhe ever popular Yo baby yo baby yo baby yo! Todd Boyer Jo Ann Brandon Scon Broer Brad Broughron David Brown Karen Brown Janna Bruchmann Josh Bruesewirz Richard Brunk Doug Brunsvold Gndy Bryan Jennifer Buckley Kelli Burns Todd Bushman Dawn BuHer Tommy Buzea 5corr Byam Trocy Byrd Jeffrey Byrne Julie Com Randy Caldwell Misty Callow Eddie Caros Adorn Cardoso Gary Carlin Doug Carlson Renee Carlson Brian Corpenner Beaming fans crowd around Scorr Hording os he does a colorful imirorion of on unknown rock orrisr As he purs rhe final Touches on his painring, Ben Foy works diligently on every srroke 77 Jennifer Dhoenens John Diamond Steve Dick Michele Dillon Amy Dockerry Kim DofliesJoger Chosiry Donovon Merir Donis Chris Donnelly Norhon Drechsler Connie Duarte Somonrho DuDois Miranda Dudek Berh Dunne Sean Durbin Kelly Dwyer Scott Eorly Ernest Eckles Stephen Edwards Jennifer Egerr Eric Eksrom Headbangin ' bands aren ' t afraid of moms. Travis Etdndge Kelly Elliott Nicole Engdahl Sarah England Betsy Erhort Tina Erickson studying others confessed that it helped them to get away. I lis- ten to everything, especially heavy metal, like KISS, because it’s an outlet for all my frustra- tions,” said Mitch Woods. Amy Milse agreed: she said, De- peche Mode is so inspirorional, if you have problems you can go listen to them, and they rake your troubles away.” One way sophmores expressed their views on the best groups was to go to the various concerts offered. The class had many chances to see bonds performing in the area. Some, such as Erika Jordan, rook advantage of these opportunities. She left these events enthusiastic and very im- pressed: On July 28, I saw The Cure at The Rosemonr Horizon. The concert wasn’t bad. The Music played an important parr in the lives of the class of 90. ' If we weren ' t listening to the most popular runes on the radio, they were running through our brains as we tried to con- centrate during school. Many did homework to the accompaniment of their favorites. Although some said music helped them in their Chris Sregh stared his favorite group as Merallica, because The life I lead after school firs right in with their music— fast, loud, and obnoxious. The head bangin ' bands have a lor more to soy then, say, some of these new soft bands. They aren ' t afraid of what their moms will say about them.” stage show was brearh-rakingi”. Later in August, she saw Gene Loves Jezebel, New Order, and Echo and the Dunnymen. The concert was fabulous! Each bond was unique in its own way. Those were the best three hours of my life.” 79 Making Connections I rhink curfew Is roo early on weekends . . . Whar are you doing ronighr? Sylvia asked. Nothing, probably sroying home wirh my parenrs,” said Sreve. You ' re whar?” exdoimed Sylvia incre- duously. This reaction may nor hove been re- ceived hod rhese been freshmen speaking, bur os sophomores our dar- ing obiliry has been increased. Ir is thought funny ro sray home on week- ends. Along wirh daring comes onorher rule in our lives- curfew. Some felr rhis wos no big rhing . . . My mom gives me o prerry reasonable curfew, and I usually am home on rime. Bur ir seems kind of stupid, because my mom is always asleep when I ger in and never knows when I come home anyway,” said Carrie Clearman. Orhers rhoughr ir wos unfair . . . I rhink curfew is roo early on week- ends, because ir ' s the only free rime kids hove roo unwind. Mosr parenrs won ' r ler kids go our on weeknighrs, so they should hove more rime ro our- selves on rhe weekends. Our parenrs don ' r hove curfews, so why should we?” Although daring may hove decreased rhe use of rhe phone in some sopho- mores lives rhe general feeling re- ceived when rhey were quesrioned if phone use wenr down, rhey soid defi- nitely nor!” Guys said rhey used rhe phone when necessary or, os one sophomore srared, I don ' r use rhe phone much. I jusr coll people when I ger bored. David Errz Jim Esslinger Jennifer Esres Robert Esres Heidi Evans Jason Farber Chris Farrell Den Fay Rick Fields Linda Finch Cory Fisher Scorr Firzporrick Tom Flippo Trade Floro Michelle Foley Trocy Foster James Fountain Ltsa Frank Victoria Fransene Michelle Fraser Pouline Froberg Adam Frommeit Michael Frus Chad Fry Koe Fukuzouo Mirion Furman Derh Gamble Lori Ganohl John Gardner Parti Garza Terri Gaskin Karla Gay Chad Gengler Travis Genung Jennifer Gersrel Greg Geyer Lee Gibson Angelo Hanson Becky Honson Scorr Hording Lisa Harker Michael Harris Aynn Harhcock Debbie Hawley Gory Hoyles Sreve Haynes Tim Hearer Srocy Hearon John Henderson Korhy Hendrickson James Henneberg Jason Henslee Julie Hensley Karhy Hergerr Dai Hinds Shawn Hinnchs Jeff Hinrichsen Brian Hipskind Mike Hodge Sreve Hodgerson Todd Hoffsrarrer Joe Hofnnann Jon Holland Sarah Hdsen Chris Huber Nicole Huizenga David Hulsbrink Brian Humphreys Kendra Hunringron Jill Hurrer Carrie III Farimo lllanas Chad Ingerson Allen Inman Angela Jocksoo Carl Jackson Gory Jackson Lights! Camera! Action! Furry creature from Melmack 1 on TV ?! My favorire TV show is Alf because he is o wild and crazy rhingK?) ' ' srared Jason Henslee. The sophomore guys agreed wirh him ond named rhis crearure ' s show os rheir favorire. The sophomore girls liked Alf, bur rhey adored Kirk Cameron and “Growing Pains”! Do Derek is my favorire acrress,” said Mike Moody. “Her sryle of ocring suirs rhe lifestyles of many young women in America - beauriful, sexy, smarr, and wirry. She ' s every man ' s dreom girl.” Although Cybil Sheppard wos picked os rhe sophomore guys ' favorire acrress, Do was among rhe runner-ups. Jock Nicholsen is by for rhe bravesr and mosr creative ocror Hollywood has ever seen! Chino rown is my favorire movie wirh him in ir,” srored Marr Gibson. Favorites movies were Top Gun ond Nightmare on Elmsrreer among guys and Top Gun for girls. Stand by Me wos popular wirh borh. Some sophomores liked humorous shows, orhers prefered serious. Srephonie Meyer explained, My favorire was rhe Color Purple. Ir dragged on some ar rhe beginning bur rhe acrors were grear, and rhe ending was so sad!”. Corey Jewell Lisa Johns Audro Johnson Doth Johnson Greg Johnson Joson Johnson Jeff Johnson Joe Johnson Korhleen Johnson Scott Johnson Stacey Johnson Erika Jordan Jason Jordon Tno Just Denne Kolmauskas Tmo Korsrens JuNe Kosper Michele Kouzlonch Ryan Keller Michelle Kelley Jodi Kennedy Joe Kerr Gabriel Kimbro Chnsrmo King Jeff Klimes Mart Kopei William Kopro Deno Kouris David Krouel Heidi Kretzmonn Keirh Kronfeld Amondo Lockey Sreve Lodwig Mark Lokros Robert LomberT William Lambert Michelle Lompe Stepha nie Lonnoo Ann Lawson John Leoch Mark Leaf Morr Leaf Melanie Lear John Lee Amy Leibengood Chris Leisure Randy Lemasrer Heidi LindeB Aaron Lopez Mary Lor ah Jason Lorance Mellisa Lund Don Modsen Todd Moginn Tonya Mart Maria Mornnez Chris Mason Todd Masters Debbie Mathews Connie Maurots Jill McAlister Rod McCraw Richard McQuirry Tommy McVey 83 Kristina McWilliams David Medd Srephen Meersman Julie Merzner Stephanie Meyer Brerr Michna Nadja Millare Jennifer Miller Morgarer Miller Amy Milse Brandy Minear Amy Mirchell Jennifer Moenssens Jill Moffirr Kama Monson Mike Moody Kerry Moore Sreptanie Moore Joe Moreno Alicia Morgan Marilyn Morse Aimee Morrier Ups and Downs Why me?! Why now ?! Why today?! How many rimes hove we heard our porenrs say This is rhe besr rime of your life?” Teenagers ore often srereoryped os being free os a bird” and carefree.” This is nor necessorily rhe cose. When rhe sophomore doss was asked whar was rheir main problem, only 5 our of 422 said rhor rhey hod no problems. Teens ' prob- lems and concerns ore very real! They range from minor ro major, bur rhey all seem earrhsharrering when rhey are upon us. The ma- jority of guys said rheir major problem was grades. The girls said rheir major problem was parenrs. Yer rhere are some who have problems wirh parenrs as a resulr of grades or orher such conflicrs. The problem I have wirh my parenrs is abour my grades Ir ' s nor like I ' m flunking our or anyrhing. They jusr pur pressure on me abour raising rhem,” remarked one sophomore baskerball cheer- leader. Anorher c onflicr be- rween parenrs and reens is drink- ing. One sophomore guy ex- plained I ' m nor proud and usual- ly I do nor brag abour how much I drink or how often. However, I rhink if kids keep rheir drinking in proporrion wirh rheir values and use alcohol as an addirion ro rheir weekend acriviries and nor as rhe sole need, life as a srudenr can be a lor more fun.” don ' r have a problem wirh drink- ing. I don ' r rhink of ir as a prob- lem. I go our, parry, have a good rime- rhere is no problem rhere.” On a lighrer nore, one sopho- more said insanity was his major problem. Anorher said rhis survey was his. Oh well, c ' esr la vie! A sophomore girl said, No I A- GRADES B- PARENTS C- BOYFRIEND GIRLFRIEND D- PEER PRESSURE, alcohol, other drugs . 84 The Dig Macs Arrack You ' re nor going ro believe rhis, bur ... Tocos, pizza, tosogno, kiwi, hamburgers, Pop Torrs, Milk Duds, and frosred flakes were all among rhe class of ' 90 ' s favorite foods. Mmmmm . . . don ' r you ger hungry jusr thinking about them? Food brought to sophomores enjoyment, as well as allowing them ro meet their physical needs. My favorite food? Food in general ... I love ro ear!!! ' ' exclaimed Jennifer Moenssens. People, (especially sophomores) do love to ear. Everything from healthy foods ro extremely junky foods were listed as answers ro rhe guesrion What is your favorite food? My favorite food is goulosh because I love meat and it is especially good homemade, without onions and tomatoes, ” Jennifer Gersrel explained. Where sophomores liked to eor also varied. My favorite restaurant is Beaver ' s East (across rhe river). They hove big, deep crust. Two inches, I think! Heidi Krerzmonn soid. Spaghetti ' s is rhe best restaurant around in my opinion, Carol Boren answered. The food is good Italian food, and it ' s o nice place ro ear or you con ger some terrific carry our! No matter which woy you slice it, food odds a certain spice ro o sopho- more ' s life. Michelle Perez Susona Perez Jason Pererson Trida Pererson Dung Pham Amy Phillips Dnon Phillips Doug Pierson Alex Pikuza Linda Pipperr Mike Porrer Crisrino Porrillo Greg Poulimas Minda Powers Damian Priero Cheryl Quinones Shawn Ralston Sanjuana Ramirez Jennifer Romos Chod Ramsey Paul Randles Tracey Rosso Scorr Reakes Chod Redmann Brian ReffetT John Retmers Dob Reveal Christina Rhodes David Rice Rosemary Richardson John Rimkus Missy Rimkus Todd Ritrenhouse Carlos Rivera Angela Roberson Jason Roberson Kim Roberts Roshoron Roberts iindo Rock Kerry Roden 86 Shelley Roderick Coby fVoetf Chris Rogers Kevin Rohwer Jomes Rolloson Kelly Roudebush Tnsho Rounds Mindy Rudsell Jerry Rush Todd Ryckeghem Jason Solsmon Corinno Sanchez Narhan Saunders Joy Scorff Dovid Schorer Adrionno Scherer Angie Schilling Chris SchmidT David Schmidr Tomsin Schukjr Susan Schwabe Jason Schwieder Drandon Sehmann Drod Selonder Srod Severrsgoord Lisa Sexron Adrienne Shepard Jason Sherrer Kevm Shrake Tiffany Shumaker Julie Sickler Shod Simmons Jennifer Simpson Diane Sronen Mary Six Pam Sizemore Sreve Skaggs Jerry Skovronski Dig Macs srrike again! Jennifer Gilmore, Becky Hanson, Kori Dodenbender, and Alison Casrens savor McDonald ' s food. Some of rhe sophomores ' favorire foods are shown here. Kiwi? Really? 87 After Hours Sophomore confesses . . . secret hobbie?! Class dismissed! Even before rhese rwo appealing words leave rhe teacher ' s mourh, rhe students have joined togeth- er in a mad-rush to escape rhe school setting. But after rhe strenuous days of school rhe thought came to many minds What should I do after hours? In our survey of rhe class of ' 90, sophomores revealed their many after-school secrets. Softball, volleyball, swimming, cheerleading . . . These and many other sports are what most sophomore girls do in their spare rime. I like volleyball because it is a very fun sport ... It is played in rhe fall, which can be a very boring rime, but volleyball makes rhe season a little bit better, said Tina Vallejo. One sophomore enjoyed training horses, while one said she reaches Sunday school. Another stored what others may have been thinking -she enjoyed kissing. Whatever rhe preference, most sophomore guys spent their extra rime participating in sports. Their favorite was football. Orher activities listed were archery, sparring, and even dancing. According to Todd Hoffsrarrer, Basketball is my favorite sport. There is never a dull moment. They [games] are always close, and anyone can win. It just depends on rhe ream that plays rhe best as rhe ream. Most sophomore girls said they enjoy softball, bur some liked football. Watch our all you football players! Nicole Huizenga gave her own opinion, My favorite sport is gymnastics. It rakes many hours of practice to do, bur in rhe end it is worth it. Aside from rhe athletic point of view of sophomores, there is rhe imaginative. Many guys collect baseball cards while girls enjoy rhe artistic world. Orher favorites among guys were playing guitars, rocketry, or Dungeons and Dragons. Orher favorites among rhe girls were playing rhe bass guitar, writing songs, and dancing. Sophomores have several sides - rhe athletic, creative, artis- tic, and finally rhe caring. Stared one sophomore girl, her hobby is caring and helping orher people. Thar ' s what sophomores are ALL about! Many sophomores enjoy skiing, bur os Stephanie Meyer shows us- firsr you need snow. Jusr hongin ' around on rhe uneven parallel bars is Nicole Huizengo Korherine Smirh Kim Smirh Von Smirh Jennifer Sneed Chris Snider Donald Snyder Gina Somner Kelly Spindel Susan Spoerl Amy Sprenkle Dryon Sprier Jeff Sroock Chris Sregh William Sr evens Sreve Srlles Aaron Sroehr Lisa Strach Lesley Srropes Annette SrrosoN Karen Sruelond Amy Srullr Rick Sundqu r Hope Sunln Chris Swanson Rachel Tollman David Tank Larry Tare Touwon Taylor Shelby Tegeler Heidi Temple Dill Tersrriep Krisrine Thomas Leigh Timbrook Jennie Tingle 89 Sophomores Unleashed Sean Tipron Judirh Tisor Pere Toalson Alex Torres Jan Travis Derh Trego Stephanie Trenr Chorissa Upron Robert Vallejo Tina Vallejo Ryan Vandersnick Brian VanDeWalle Scorr VanDeWalle Sreve VanOreghem Dan Verscha Michelle Versluys Hilary Vest Jodie Vicevich David Vickery Tim Villa Ruben Villegas John Vrieswyk Jamie Waock Lori Waddell Bizoberh Wogle Donna Walker Konrod Walsh Andy Wandrey Travis Warers Scorr Warkins What is your favorire subjecr? This is o quesrion wirh good reason. Learning ro drive is fun, bur ofren asked by parents and orher relatives. it can also be, well, an interesting experience. I was reor-ended in early-bird drivers ed. ' ' Choir is my favorire subjecr because of the dynamism of the teacher. Choir is more then just singing. It is a preparatory course in life,” says choir student Karl Dodenbender. People have many different reasons for enjoy- ing the classes which they do. From ' ' teachers wirh dynamism” ro having orher friends in the class ro My favorire class is Algebra II, because there is this innocent girl that Mike Moody and I contin- ually harass. Hey Miss Innocent! You know who you are!” Jon Murray said. Driving is many sophomores favorire subjecr The cars they give us ro drive in Drivers Ed are nor bad. Bur when you drive ' em backwards, you have to watch our for those yield signs!” replied Brandon Sehmann when asked about driving. Driving Students sometimes forger to use cer- tain instruments in their cars, like the brake. Sometimes the results are humorous .... The most interesting driving experience I had was when I was rear-ended by someone in early-bird Drivers Ed. It made me mad- he rhoughr it was funny ... But no one was hurt. I ' m never going ro let him forger it though!” said Cynthia Parker. I 90 Jason Wans Sracey Webb Chris Weber Dan Weber Kimber Weckel Mary Welch David Wells Helen Wendr Shod Wesr Gerokj Wesreriund Dill Werhingron Dob Werhingron Sean Whearley Jimmy Whitaker Shelly Whire Joey Whiling Uso Wildermuth Dnon Wilkerson Tom Willers Sean Williams Srephonie Williams Theresa Wilson William Win Fred Wolfe Much Woods Doug Wrighr Jennifer Wutgaert Brian Yeager Loura Ziel Dioke Zimmer Rummaging Through her locker, Angie Schilling checks for homework. The rhrill of a liferime!! One lucky sophomore gers ro rry his hand or parallel parking. 1 r Jennifer AlHnger Uoyd Raymond Sreven Rougher Erik Doumann Terry Discorme Jennifer Dell Srormie Delville Lorenzo Deserra Tina Dlockwood Henry Dradford Shannon Drodley Tim Drown Melissa Duker Showno Dushong Glen Clifton Daroe Coudenys Jose Cruz Michael Culbertson David Ferry Anronia Gayron Cherice Gooden Jennifer Gushanas Todd Gustafson Andrea Guthrie Valerie Hills Chris Hoerrh Robert Holt James Johnson Melissa Johnson Shane Johnson Paige Knapp Jason Lenger Paul Loere Torsido Mooas Chris M acre Jennifer Mellon Jennifer Melton Jennifer Mercy Dawn Miller Dron Moore Undo Mundoy Marsha Nichol Lisa Popp Shanna Pursley Jose Ramirez Uoyd Raymond Mark Rerz Carrie Riggins Victor Salazar Jeremy Sanders Jennifer Sawyer Tiffany Schuley Shawn Skinner Stephen Sloon Lakesh Springfield Tinnorhy Strong Fronh While Leanne Whirmorsh Jennifer Wilson 91 KIDS Krisro Abbirr Jomes Abborr Dole Abney David Adams Gena Adams Becky Adler Dorrie Ague Solly Alexander Jay Allison Christine Anderson Dave Anderson Jennifer Anderson Josh Anderson Lea Anderson Terri Anderson Robert Andress Jennifer Argenbrighr Carrie Armstrong Jeff Arnett Jennifer Arnett Don Arnold Anno Auman John Austin Jennifer Babcock John Babcock Corson Badger Kevin Bailey Doug Baker Tonya Baker Lori Bollard Chris Bollmon Shannon Bombauer Kara Bonfiekj Stephanie Banks Chfisrianno Barber Tricio Barlert Myla Barnes Rondo Barnes Willie Barnes Denzil Borrin Susanne Beal Jennifer Beard Jason Bebber Lori Becker Kristy Beclsert Eric Beckman Kim Bedienr Jason Beerr Karla Peterson, Amy Gende.Alyssa Mdnrire.Grerchen Peters, ond Crystal Orme pur their best feet forward in using their favorite mode of transportation walking 94 Gerring Around Freshmen ponder merhods of . . . TRANSPOR TATION !! When rhe bus pulled up, ir looked olmosr serene ond peace- ful. Well, or leasr ir looked harmless. This was o deceprion. I climbed on rhe bus ond almosr fainred. Before my very eyes was rhe mosr frighrening sighr I hod ever seen. Spir bolls flying, roller paper being rhrown oil over rhe place, people pushing and shoving each orher - moss hysrerio!! Ger rhe picrure? Bur rhe mosr rerrible rhing obour ir was rhar I was in rhe middle of ir oil . These ore some of rhe many nighrmares freshmen srruggle wirh every day in rheir quesr for TRANSPORTATION When a person con nor drive rhey hove ro use some orher merhod ro ger around. One way ro ovoid rhe horrifying scenario described above is ro nor ride rhe bus. Somerimes, however, rhis is nor possible. Anorher way ro ger where rhey ore going is ro rolls rheir porenrs inro ploying chauffeur This con be down-righr emborrassin. ' ' Picrure rhis-. your morher (dressed all in oronge) drops you off or school You lean over ro kiss her goodbye jusr os rhe guy you hove a crush on walks up. You soy hi! ond pray your morher will keep driving. Bur insreod she srorrs rolking ro him! She osks him, Whar are your furure plans, hon? and orher emborossing quesrions. Finally she drives away. Some people walk, bur during rhe winrer your cheeks rurn red ond your feer freeze. During rhe summer you ger oil hor and s weary. And when ir rains ... Oh No!! The dreaded roin- coar!!! Freshman Chris Youngquisr summed ir up saying, I can ' r wair unril I ger my license! Dud Denson Ljso Deserro Sreve Desserr Enca Devons Chad Drgelow Monica Dishop Allyson Djorkmon Joson Block Scorr DJock Dorbro Diane Drendo Dledsoe Jason Diooan Todd DJooaner Srocey Dousson Adriyel Drodford Mindy Drondr Chris Dreecher Kori Dndgford Scot Drmkmon Philip Dr odd Aaron Drown Celeno Drown Travis Dryonr Doro Duchonon Jennifer QucMes Julie Diickley Theresa Duckley Shelly Buffingron Par Dull Por Dulrynck Heidi Durocker Melisso Durney Byan Durcher This sleek block limo pulled up ro drop off Teri Swonson and Jenny Evans This shows anorher merhod of rransporrorion 95 Wonted: Leaders found new ways Leaders ro make life great for rhe class of ' 91. Crystal Burler Aimee Dye Morgorer Codie Arnie Camarillo Mike Campbell Paula Campbell John Cardenas Joseph Corey Dene Corizey Debbie Carlson Kim Corpenrer Fernando Casrillo Heorher Casrner Angie Ceja Terri Chandler Andrea Chezum Sreve Chlebowski Amy Choare Dana Christensen Mark Christensen Danielle Churchill Mark Cloerhour Brett Clark Todd Clearmon Chad Cochuyt Julie Coe Andy Colburn Michelle Combs Chris Coopman Jennifer Copeland Bryan Corder Tina Corrinne Justin Cox Anthony Cravero Erin Crawford Dovonda Crosby Rebecca Crorry Jana Culbertson Robyn Dawson Leadership. This word means a guiding or directing head of an organization or group of people. These people ore very important ro society. They give us direction, something ro strive for. The freshman class leaders were president Mike Shannon, vice president Mike Offergeld and secretory - treasurer Debbie Carlson. When these leaders needed advice or counseling on matters they would go ro rhe doss advisors. These teachers were Mrs. Schoemaker, Mrs. Shannon, Mrs Thompson, Mr Weber, and Mrs. Timson. They rook rime our of their lives ro help rhe freshmen in various activities including rhe building of rhe freshmen floor. It is o very important thing for both students and teachers to show school loyalty and spirit through rhe activities they participate in. Mrs. Shannon stared that she thought that this year ' s freshmen have a lor of school spirit. They make a real effort ro support MHS’s various sports reams and other activities also.” President Mike Shannon said It ' s been my honor working as rhe freshmen class president, and I feel this class of 1991 has a lor ro offer Moline High School for rhe next three years.” Mike Offergeld felt that Moline has been a school of many opportunities and challenges. As vice-president I have enjoyed working with rhe student body ond becoming involved with school activities. Freshmen secretary - treasurer Debbie Carlson rook a lighter note. She said I think rhe class of ' 91 is going ro do great things for Moline and maybe by rhe rime we are seniors we will have won a football game.” 96 Michelle Day Mike DeHoven Becky DeKeyzer Amy Delille Dovid DeUle Don Dellin Donald Denaro Mark DePoorter Kathleen Derrick Chrisrino DeSitvo Michael DeStfva Narasho Dewspeloere Chuck Dhobdr Micki Oaz Mark Diedrick Robert Dillie Jorme Dixon Linda Dobbelore Ellen Domyanach Amy Doss Liz Douglas Melissa Drobney Irima Duarte Chrisrine Ducey Angie Duewel Peter Duff Donna Durbin Susan Dusenbery Laura Dyer Brenron Earl Stephanie Early Ryan Eaves Aaron Edmonds Greg Edwards Raymond Edwards Scott Egger Stacey Eiler Richard Ekslrom Robert Eksrrom Leslee Elliort Freshmen advisors try their besr to look schdorly The advisors are Joyce Schoemokcr. Henry Weber, Patricia Shannon, Juanita Timson, and Gail Thompson. Checking to see if the coast is dear (from other freshmen) are Sec Trees. Debbie Carlson, Vice-Pres. Mike Offergeld, and Pres. Mike Shannon 97 Greg Emmerr Shown Emo Jeff Engle Torro Erickson Becky Esporzo Charlie Erheridge Michelle Erheridge Jennifer Evans Troy Ewalr Jason Exbom Brian Farber Kevin Fariss Sracy Fast Sorya Fay Don Fender Jennifer Ferris Mike Flock Niki Rids Angie Hippo Joe Fonseca Dana Forgie Jennifer Forrer Judi Foss Jeff Fosrer Heorher Fowler Jason Fox Brian Frakes Krisri Freisinger Sarah Freynnann Jason Fuehring Albert Furman Lisa Furr Dalia Gorcia Crystal Garrison Amy Gende Joellyn Gentry Chris George Kyle Georlerr Trisra Gerdes Becky Gibson Bussell Gibson Srocee Giesler Duane Goderis Sean G ' lliom Robert Golden Sean Goldsrone Joe Goodnight Rick Gordon Shawna Graham Shannon Graves Mark Grimes 98 Hangouts It is always fun ro get . . in rhe parrying mood ! Vhar ro do?! Whor ro do?! Anorher Sorurday morning hod rollen around and rhere was nor o freshman in Moline rhor wosn ' r wondering whor rhey were going ro do wirh rheir day. Where do freshmen hang-our ? One rhing rhey like ro do is ro go our and supporr Moline ' s various sporring evenrs. Foorball and baskerboll ore very popular. Afrer rhe gomes, some people headed for rhe Young Life pizza parries rhor were held or Happy Joe ' s in Easr Moline. Here rhey could socialize wirh rheir friends and ger good food also. During rhe week some hard working freshmen chose ro spend rheir free rime srudying or one of Moline ' s libraries. Dur rhis was nor for everyone. On Tuesday nighrs many fled rheir school duries (even if for only on hour or so) ond wenr ro Young Life. Ar Young Life rhey enjoyed rhe wonderful ' ' humor of Jim O ' Hern. They also song songs ond worched humorous skirs called ' Minures ' pur on by borh srudenrs and direcrors. On Friday nighrs mosr freshmen hungour or rhe gome. Orhers wenr ro movies or our wirh boy girlfriends. Sorurday nighrs were somerimes spenr or dances or rhe Cellar where rhere were many fun rhings ro do. Porries also rore high when freshmen were deciding whor ro do. Ir was always fun ro ger inro a parrying mood ond go ro socialize and have fun wirh friends. Elizabeth Groene Julie Gushanas Dram Gustafson Dana Gustafson Gusravo Gurlerrez Elizabeth Hgjdeh Bryan Hallsrrofn Chris Hammirr Gwendolyn Hanger Joseph Mono Kelly Hanson Dawn Hardy Sroci Hore Amy Hasson Brian Haworre Knshn Haworre 99 Winters Blast Frolicking Freshmen Find Fun!! The dock struck 2:25 P.M. on Friday December rhe 18rh and for a brief momenr on eerie silence fell across rhe halls of Moline Sr. High School. Then all rhar is sane flew our rhe window inro rhe brisk winter air. People scrambled for rheir pocks. Lockers slammed, and rhey dispersed, nor ro be heard from again for rwo fun- pocked weeks. Christmas break was again on hand and there was nor on unhappy student ro be found. They all headed for different places, oil hod different plons on how they would spend rhe break. Some headed ro warmer climates like Florida ond Californio. Others stayed right here in rhe Quod City area. Whether traveling or nor, family was undoubtedly on important port of most MHS freshmen ' s Christmas. Many scurried to rhe molls with friends and relatives ro finish (or srarr) rheir Christmas shopping. This year Moliners had a special treat. Almost o foot of snow ro hove fun and frolic in” made rhe lives of oil a lor of fun. (Although it did hove its drawbacks, like nor being able to get our of driveways and courts.) Some freshmen hit rhe slopes” or drug rheir sleds our of rheir garages ro delight in rhe great out-of-doors. Others chose more relaxing post rimes One freshman stored that sleeping was his favorite post rime of this holiday break. However they spenr ir, one thing was agreed upon. None could hove survived until Eosrer without Christmas Break. Ir is rhe brearher” that gave us our second wind” ond rhe energy ro work extra hard on finals. Ugh!!!! Ron Htgbee Julie Higgins Nell Hindhede Danielle Hockodoy Rickie Hodge Roberto Hodge Scorr Hodges Suzanne Hodges Dona Hoererh Nilski Hokinson Teresa Hollodoy Liz Hollus Shown Holmgren Steve Holram Eric Holton Toro Holzinger Tom Hoskins Bobbi Hosrens Trey Hotchkiss Melinda Hunter Robert Inskeep Chris Ireland Shone Jockson Solly James Johnno Jared David Jennings Sara Jensen Tonya Jessie 100 Croig Johnson Josen Johnsron Michelle Jones Leigh Koczor Donny Koesbouer Heorher Kollenboch Kelly Kone Heorher Kearns Jomi Keefe Komelo Keim Dob Kelley Dallas Kennedy Toro Kennedy Krisro Kerns Grerchen Key Ange Kiddoo Kelly Kirkiin Dennis Knox Melissa Koonrz Margie Kroklow April Kuefner Kory Kuffler Kory Kuhor Liz Kuhor Michelle Laermons Dichord Loger Nhieu Lam Leonne Lane Ginr Long Jonorhon Longe Graham Longwirh Kim Lonmon Jeff Laxron Lesley Leo Dill Lear John LeinorT Angie LeMosrer Troy Lempke Dill Lesoge Andy Lewis Jason Lewis Dawn Lienou Tomi Lirrig Cesar Lopez Paul Lord Drandon Loveless Teague Lovell Perer Lyon Durnerra Mack Wade Marcus Nicole Marion Terry Markin Michele Morkley Todd Marsh Lisa Morrin Amy Martinez John Martinez Shawn Masias Jennifer Morrison Michael McCance Dill McCoHom James McCollum Allison McCreery Steve McDonnell Todd McHenry Alysso Mdnrire Mark McKinney Erin McKinnon Ryan McLaughlin Jeonine McNeol Ike Meadows Shown Means Forever Neither fight nor plight con break us up! Meeting people, learning ro rrusr rhem, ro communicore wirh rhem ore all very important skills rhar people learn os rhey grow. As rhe class of ' 91 come inro Moline rhey nor only had ro learn history, marh and English, rhey also hod ro releorn some of these skills. People srorr making friends or birth and continue ro moke rhem until rheir deaths. Friendship is a very imporranr parr of life. A friend sticks by you in rimes of trouble, lisrens ro your confidences, shares laughs, rears, and hugs. Once made friendships are lasting, even Through grear difficulties friends remain friends. Moving ro rhe high school pur a srrain on even rhe besr of friends. You probably didn ' t see your old friends as much as you did before. As new friends are made, old friendships may have fallen by rhe side. This didn ' t mean you had losr your old friends bur rhar new friends were added ro rhe entourage already presenr. As freshmen we were introduced ro many new friends. When rhe rwo Jr. highs merged ro form rhe class of 1991, ir gor quire overwheming. Over 500 reens - all wirh different personalities, backgrounds and looks - roamed rhe halls rhis year. We were rhrown in wirh new people (nor only orher freshmen bur upperclassmen as well) and as rhe year developed so did many new friendships. Friendships rhar will lasr long afrer high school is over were formed. Friends are friends forever . . . Now-now girls No need to get hostile Put rhe point brushes down. Karen Sri vers and Shannon Groves hove o friendly disagreement. 102 Friends Jusrin Medina Korey Medina Eric Meleor Mici- elle Melton Luis A tendozo Angel Merrill John Michael Rhonda Millbrook Alon Miller Robert AAiller Dor on Milron Melsie Mino Dilly Minks Phil Mitchell Aaron Mittman Kim Moeller Dill Moffitt Tony Mohrman Rosa Mojica Kelly Moneymaker Tim Moaner Luonn Moore Angie Morales Tony Mor eno James Morgan Joe Mosher Krisrine MueHer Mike Muller Mike MurXtoy Joe Murray Hilory Noob Jenny Neasi Julie Neasi Chod Nelson Km Nelson Lisa Nelson Regina Nelson Joyell Newberry Cosey Nichols Jennifer Nichols Dona Nicke Damon Norton Mike Offergeld Nye Ohrberg Crystal Orme Mario Orozco Steve Osborn Eddie Oschmann Charles Parsons Nichole Parnoe Jim Pearce Laura Pearson Mart Pearson Korlo Peck Lenore Pena Celso Perez Jason Perez Tedgie Perez David Pessein Grerchen Peters Angie Petersen Gndo Peterson Korlo Peterson Kris Peterson Sheo Pettit Julie Petty Brandy Phillips Sanrino Pizono Michelle Plumb Jerry Porter Lori Poston Derrick Prince Chris Proury Danielle Pyevich Shelly Quinn Luz Ramirez Misty Ramirez Gabriel Ramos Morilyn Rondall Gustavo Raya Jose Raya Eva Reeves Kelly Reilly Rolando Remy Jennifer Requer Pondering over yearbook design ore Eileen Spirznos and Karie Wolloerr. Tony fteyes Frandne Reynolds Mart Reznicek Froncme Riley Gonzolo Ri c Jim Rir ie Tyrone Ritchie Mike Roberson Chod Robinson Robert Robinson Tiv Roeung Down Rogers Doug Rogers Nick Rogers Shane Rollins Roberi Ross Sherry Rounds Denny Royce Chris Ruff Jennifer Runge A srudenr walks ro school, goes ro dosses, and walks home again. Day in and day our- rhis gers ro be a very old rourine. Boring!! Yer, abour half of MHS ' s freshmen are exacrly rhis way. There are so many dubs and exrracurricular acriviries rhar one mighr ask “Why aren ' r rhey involved? Freshman Alyssa Mdnrire said, I rhink rhey are shy. Angelo Weber gave a more lengrhy answer. She said “I rhink srudenrs who do nor join dubs and acrivi- ries are nor morivared and don ' r wanr ro handle any responsibility, such os going ro rhe meerings and helping wirh rhe work. They also show lack of school spirir. Somerimes home obligarions somerimes prevenr rhem from raking parr. Where rhey live is a major facror also considering rhar rhey can nor drive yer. There are also rhe freshmen who lead very busy lives. Some are raking early bird classes, going ro meerings ofrer school, and rhen spending whar is lefr of rheir evenings on homework! Busy Life! Bur, are rhese freshmen gerring roo in- volved in everyrhing and nor concenrrar- ing enough on a specific goal? According ro Chris Ballman “You can never ger roo involved. Bur Jennifer Wilmer conrradicrs rhis by saying “If a person is over-involved in acriviries rheir grades may slide. Also, rhey mighr ger conceired For berrer or worse I srill say ger involved. Ir will make your year much more exciring and enjoy- able. 105 Brondon Rurledge Greg Sagoo Lucille Salazar Monica Salinas Hearher Sanders Marr Sanders Shon Sanders Srephanie Sanders Leif Schafer Renee Schell Chris Scheuermann Craig Schimmel Jane Schimmel Doug Schnell Jason Schnell Jessica Schreiner Brandy Schroeder Ashley Schulrz Sreve Schulrz John Schwollie Aaron Scorr Narhan Scorr Nick Seobolr Shane Sedam Melissa Selonder Becky Self Mike Serpo Tiffany Sersig Allison Service Mike Shannon Chnsra Shesrak Erin Sherrer Jon Shipp Chris Sickle Tony Simpson Jennifer Sims Brian Six Chris Skoggs Freda Skaggs Brian Slagel Elizaberh Sloan Amy Smirh Echo Smirh Elizaberh Smirh Kristin Smirh Lisa Solis Jody Sommers Craig Somner Scorr Spears Eileen Spirznas Brer Spr anger Diane Sriner Karen Stivers Chris Srock Laura Srock Fred Sroner Freshmen compere for position in school society. Many of the freshmen this year hove been involved in all sorrs of ocriviries - wherher ir be sporrs, in o club, or helping moke rhe floor. Desides rhe exrrocurriculor ocriviries, and afrer school projecrs o considerable amounr of freshman rook parr in ocriviries rhar were nor even relored ro school. Musical insrrumenrs and dance lessons were very popular among srudenrs. Those who rook lessons pracriced and pracriced rrying ro make rhe besr of rhemselves. Freshmen rook pride in whor rhey did. Somerimes rhey felr as if rhey were compereing wirh upperclassmen for posirions in school sociery. They worked hard hoping ro follow rhe upperclassmen in rheir roles of president of clubs or edirors of publicarions (like rhe fine one you are reading now). 106 Getting Involved . Corrie Srour Jason Srrandberg Jennifer Srrarron Jessica Srrarron Tasha Srrorher Derek Sullivon James Sullivon Tara Sullivan Triao Surron Ted Swain Mashelle Swan Teri Swanson Sreve Swoyne Mora Swtck Shelly Swinburn Amy Sylvia Dnon Tocker Darren TaHmon Troy Tannahi Jennifer Taylor Mike Terry Dole Thayer Krisro Thomas Mario Thomas Shelly Thomcs Tina Thomas Jamie Thorndyke Michelle Thornfon Tqtq lingley Ahn Tran Amy Truirt Nena Truong Kevin Turek Soroh VonDeGejuchre James Vandiver Ryan VanFleer Elisa VanLerburghe Moryonn Vergeyle Andy Versrraere Jason Veto Melisso Villegas Roberr Vincenr One freshmon groppler gives his oM os cheeerleoders ond reomnnores cheer him on Ooops 1 Freshmon Greg Ruggles gor o hrrle roo involved 107 As Homecoming rolls around each school year ir brings in fun. When one rhinks of rhe word homecoming ' ' rhey usually rhink of rhe gome, parade, or donee. They probably do nor rhink of The long hours spenr preparing rhe floor. Ar rhe building of rhe floor we join our friends and help our class creare rhe works of arr rhor evenrually moke rhe annual rrek down 23rd Avenue. This year rhe doss of 91 joined rogerher ro moke rhe floor abour Srridex. One of rhe logos on rhe floor read Wipe our rhe Rocks . While rhe floor wenr on rhe parade roure, ir ployed rhe song ' Wipe Our’. This song was originally by rhe Deoch Boys bur ir was remode by rhe For Boys. Alrhough Sticky Fingers Strike Again!! Wipe Our!!! rhe floor gor losr rhis year every pomp pomped was one ro chalk up os experience. The floor was builr and srored or Exporr Packaging in Moline. The freshmen worked on ir every nighr for almosr o week from 5:30 unril 9:00 p.m. Some commenrs from some srudenrs included The glue smells! ond my fingers ore sricking rogerher . They felr rhor floor building is a lor of fun!! . They encourage orhers rhor if rhey did nor ger o chance ro work on ir rhis year ro moke sure ond go nexr year. One freshman summed ir up saying Ir was a good experience ro work os o ream ro ger somerhing done and ro see rhe resulrs when we were Through. Toro Vize Mary Voss Lisa Vneswyk Karl Wagner Luzerre Waire John Wallace Kane WallaerT Lea Ward Derh Worrman Sheree Webb Angie Weber Jeff Weime Kevin Welch Stacy Wendt Don Wesrcorr Michelle Wester dole Pomping is such fun!! Freshmen students busy themselves with pomping rhe sides of the floor while Mr. Stulir observes another adviser cutting chicken wire “I think my fingers are stuck together!” Toro Sullivan shares a common complaint. Chod Grail seems sick of rhe smell of pomp paste!? Von Vhirconack AHcio Vhire Jennifer Vhire Todd Vhire Jennifer Videner Joke Vilken Julie VHkerson Jomie Vdien Jynni Vifboms Monico Villioms Toffony Villioms Vendy VHIioms Sreve Villts Jennifer Villmer Tommy Vilson Keirh VirT Adorn Voife Chnsrine Voods Collin Voods Amy Voodword Joson Voydziok Chris Young Chnsnno Youngquisr Marie Zepeda Julie Albers Tero Hockoday Tim Barnharr Bridger Hubbord Scorr Dorr Chrisrino Kosenberg Julie Bougher Jeff Kennedy Tommy Brewer Gory Knerr James Conrwell Chris Monrgomery Chrisrino Corr Joson Moron Cecilio Casrro Angeliro Novorro Chrisry Choney Daniel Beeves Jusrin Cloossen Aoron Bice Jennifer Cooper Greg Buggies Tammy Cox Dionna Severns Lisa Dillon Jules Sriner Tommy Durbin Joseph Sullivon Lamonica Follon Thomas Tormon Dominic FHImer Jusrin Torberr AAike Finch Brian Vonderbleek Chod Grail Dwyonno Villiomson Greg Homm Nicole Zambrano 109 CHAPERONES Knowledge, insight, patience Work hard and do the best rhor you con. Such is rhe philosophy of Noncy McManus, one rhor occurorely re- fleers upon her. A narive of Edgingron, Illinois, she wos o page ediror for her high school newspaper. While in college, she belonged ro a marh frarerniry which porricipored in inner-Sr. Louis ruroring. And rhrough her dorm, she also did volunreer work for dry social agencies. McManus described rhis os on eye-opening experience. Alrhough she majored in marh, she wos headed for accounring or sraris- rics work. Ir wasn ' r unril she became a srudenr-reacher rhor she consid- ered making educorion her career. One of my minors is in educorion, so I become o srudenr-reacher. Ir wos a rerrific experience, and I de- cided ro give reaching o rry. Afrer o couple of years or Davenporr Cenrral, she Transferred ro MHS where now she is rhe deporrmenr chairperson and marh ream advisor. One of rhe funnier momenrs of her career was when a srudenr of hers decided ro reach rhe doss wirh rhe resr of rhe doss ' prior knowledge, unbeknownsr ro her. Her fondesr memory os marh ream cooch wos or rhe srare marh conresr when Mo- line was recognized for on award for rhe firsr rime or rhe awards cere- mony. McMonus enjoys reading, especially hisrorical ficrion novels - which I ger lirrle rime ro do during rhe school year!” She also likes golf and bowl- ing and is quire odepr or crewel nee- John Adorn, odminsrronve ossisronr Wiwm Adorns, ndusmd cm Carol Airken, hoi monitor Korea Anderson, home economics Sytoo Anderson, business educorion Robea Arkjrts. cusrodtan Wlom Ddrzel, driver education Metan DonfteW secretory Delores Deckmann. Engish Tim Del counselor T Pomck Derry, foregn longuoge Engfcsh ■ if dlework. And for rhe mosr parr, rhese hobbies ore also reserved for rhose rare momenrs of resr and re- laxation in her busy life. As wirh mosr people, her priorities hove morured since college. McManus reflecred, my goals ore now direcred rowords whar I feel ore correcr and oppropriore for me - I worry less abour people ' s approval or agreement. ” She goes inro a classroom determined ro pur forrh her very besr effort; if rhor doesn ' t please rhe srudenrs, rhor ' s unfortu- nate because she has much ro offer - knowledge, insighr, porience. Per- haps rhis losr quality earmark her reaching abilities. Maybe rhis is whor earned her rhe affecrionare nick- name of Mom . Glenn Derry cusrodion Edwin Dtaser. business education John Otomqmsf. soool studies Charles Ooardman. soool studies Preaching the gospel of marhemancs, Noncy McMonus molds rhe minds of young marhemo- ricions. Scheduled building maintenance forms ore given our by secrerory Derry Olson ro cusrodion Glenn Derrs ft 1 C F 112 The Making of Mom John DogcJon. science Lory Dopes. cusrodtan J Warren Orondr, morhemoncs Dorboro Orooks. busness educanon nm ■ 1 h j Jock Drown, morhemoncs Rosaie Durns. foreign languoge Gory Dushmon. ocnvfies dfeoor soence Renee Coin, hearing mpared Monco Comp-Alen. foreign tonguoge arr JucSrh Carte, physical educanon Lorry Carte, driver educanon Culen Cose, sooal srucies Lynn Chanoy. morhemoncs Norma Ooussen, bookkeeper Jock Coder, counselor David Coins. Engteh Ronald Oouch, ndusmol am coop educanon Doroa Cunninghom. secretory Korhieen Curry, tor anon Joon Dcr� eb. cuyodon r y - i A -• i j V 1 w Aft � . n V. Disrricr Loses Administrators Afrer 36 years of service, Hollis Nelson is reriring. He has held jobs os science reacher or Coolidge, assisranr princi- pal and dean or Wilson, prin- cipal or John Deere, rurning direcror of secondary educa- rion in 1970 ond direcror of curriculum in 1984. Along wirh Nelson, Den McAdams, direcror of special services, is reriring wirh 18 years of dis- rricr work. He became princi- pal of Granr School in 1970 ond since 1973 has held his currenr posirion. Working ot Allendale. Nelson ond McAdams hove pur in many yeors of sevxze 113 Foreign Language s: ’!4 man who knows rwo languages is worth two men Having evidently heard rhe coll from abroad many rimes, Rosalie Burns finds an interest in foreign lands. Teaching Spanish and being rhe head of her deparrmenr, her responsibilities do nor leave her much spare rime for rhe acriviries she enjoys. When she does find rime, she lilses ro travel and go camping wirh her husband. Her favorire vacation spor is Jaclsson Hole, Wyoming. She has Traveled wirh orher reachers and srudenrs ro places in Europe like France, Northern Iraly, and Spain. She would like ro travel ro Austria, Switzerland, or Southern Iraly. Different languages usually don ' r pose a rhrear, since in rhe pasr she has either known rhe language or her Spanish knowledge would help her ro understand rhem. Keeping busy wirh her traveling and career, Burns proves rhar a foreign language helps no marrer where one goes. Although rhe words may nor be exactly rhe same, rhe locals rry ro listen well ro everything anybody has ro say. Sharing fond remembrances, Kenneth Schwob and Wesley Johnson relax afrer a long day’s work. I ' m nor a spontaneous person. Rosalie Durns ' reacrion ro her Spanish class lives up ro her quore Robert Dyer, foreign language Loune Epperty, oucfc visual Joel Erickson, orr Undo Erwin, secretory DonokJ Fenrem. soence Jocquefyn Firzpornck. science Mary Foyer, associate pnnopol Corhenne Fours, marhemoncs Lever Fours, marhemoncs Arlene Fneden. hoi monitor Terry GocMe. Engbh compurer speooky Jim Gog er, soence Helen Gehnng, business educorion Darre Goar, odmntsrranve assivonr Darnel Green ndusmd arts Delores Hockerr. secretory Cafvtn Hedegoord, vocal music Robert Hngsrrum, soence Chever Howe! morhemarics Dolores Hufce-Oluko science Sondra Jennrtgs. hal momror 114 The Keys ro Travel ■ft V am Lehmann. science Coin letendre. Engteh Susan Ulkg. hedm Thomas Luse, science Echoed Morrer, driver education Karon McAvoy. home economy M Consrance McCoiJpy. husmess education Jeorwi Mdjaughy ouefcovsud Q (T NAlK oakc? Moline High Retires Five Teachers Rerirees: Delores Qeckmonn, Chester Howell, Herman Miskowicz, and Phyllis Rollings MHS has seen many faces come and go. If is sod, however, ro see five of our sraff members leave rhis year. We rhank rhe following members who over rhe years hove helped mold rhe lives of Thousands of MHS srudenrs. Delores Beckmann English, 26 years Chester Howell marhemarics, 26 years Herman Miskowicz physical educarion, 19 years Gene Pavelonis physical educarion, 23 years Phyllis Rollinger guidance counselor, 20 years 115 A Day in rhe Life 5:45 Alarm - I go wake up daughter Molly and my day begins. 11:15-11:30 Work wirh 6rh grade boy having trouble 11:30 Drive ro Washington School to deliver grades 11:45 Home earing and working on elementary grades - (Take our dogs) 12:40 Drive ro Logon School ro deliv- er grades - Then ro Lincoln-lrving 1:00-1:30 Work wirh five 6rh grade violinisrs 1:30-2:00 Work wirh four 5rh grade beginners 2:00 Go ro Garfield and Roosevelt ro deliver grades - Didn ' t ear during lunch so pick up strawberry shake or Hardees 2:30-3:15 Check moil or high school and ger materials ready for tomor- row - Coll insrrumenr repair shop abour a bow - Go over H.S. Grades 3:15 Home - Take our dogs - Rest rill 4:15 - Srudenrs for private lessons or 4:30, 5:00, 5:30. 6:00 Hove phone coll from Knox Galesburg Festival Hosr ro discuss plans 6:00 Wash, shave, and dress - Feed and worer rwo dogs, Donnie and Dell, and three cars, Pipsqueak, Doors, and Sebasrian and myself 7:00 Leave for school - Check moil in office - Open room and ser up for rehearsal - Work on grade book ond plan doss 8:00-9:00 High school strings - Re- hearsal 9:00 Go our ro rennis courrs loaded wirh insrrumenrs and briefcase - Very cold ond windy - Drive ro Hor- ace Mann School 9:15-9:45 Work wirh three 6rh grade violinisrs or different levels 9:45-10:15 Work wirh six beginning 5rh grade violinisrs 10:15-10:30 Recess - Tesr a french horn for Mr. Oren - Work on ele- menrory grades 10:30-11:00 work wirh four 5rh grade violinisrs 11:00-11:15 Work wirh 5rh grade cellisr (Fine srudenr - Way oheod of 6rh grade) Kathleen McGroth, social studies Nancy McManus, morhemoncs Norma Mendoza, foreign ionguoge Jufcus Meyers, healrh Herman Miskowicz. physical educonon Robert Moody, mothemona Robert Moore, soool studies Joon Nefcon Engbh Choprer I Mazie Nies healrh arte Roy Noms. industrial am Jo A me Nusboum. Engfcsh Oarbaro Newmom, Engfcsh Deft at ‘nothing bur wild sounds avilized into nme ond rune. rhe orchestra doss provokes on uncommon response from Merle Wegener Awe-struck. Megan Sweedy admires Merle Wegener’s skills 116 of Merle Wegener, Orchestra Teacher V i i June OComei Engfch Deny Cfcon. secretary Lorry Or cutt. science larrai «. Oreo, regorrgr Undo Pearson. secretory David Weshe art May Anne Prichard, special educarion Jeff Quids, soati sludn Las Rodovxh. secretary Sreven Rodovich, soaal srudfe Lorry Reinhart, social srvdies Soly Rigeman. sdenu Ourt Kngqasf, odmrerranve assBraa Phyfc RoingeT. counbetuf Russel Rommel, counselor Shirley Rosenberg, cusrodtan Cednc Sofesbury. ndusmd arts Jtone Savignano, physical education Marianne Schneider secretary George Schnooberger. business educarion Virginia Schnooberger. hal moreor Joyce Schoemoker, Englsh Kemerh Schwob. principal Sreven Schwoegler. bond Robert Se� z morhemarics Pamau Shannon, physical educate Drion Shelor, business education James Spranger, mafhemona i ■ AAe Spranger, secretary Darbaro Sr ads, (name-manes Deny Lou Srreerer, tor ary tide Dermis Srulr. campus security Cad Sundberg. soad yirins Sandro Swafford, business educonon Janes Taber. Engteh Chaprer I V A irt. 1 0 4 Av Mocinrosh Lob Opens New Doors W- lh Through an anonymous gift of $38,000, MHS acquired rwelve Macintosh Pluses, rhree Macinrosh SE ' s, and one Macinrosh II computers, along with rwo LaserWriter Piuses ond one Image wrirer II prinrers. Word processing, freehand drawing, page layout, stock simulation, and dip art were some of rhe programs used. Peering of rhe little smiley Mac on his moniror, Drod Deeuwsoert smiles back 117 Yon rs of Experience Transfer readier finds home ar MH5 Robert Moody hos roughr or vorious schools for rhirry-one yeors. He began reaching or Coolidge Junior High in 1957. After four years, he transferred to Wilson Junior High, where he spent on additional twenty-two years in the mathematics department. Finally, he arrived ar Moline High School, where he has been for five years and looks forward to spending many more. In addition to his reaching duties, he served on the Grading and Recognition Committees. In his spare rime, Moody likes to square dance with his wife. He also enjoys working with his computer, bowling, and occasionally golfing with his friends. Moody is an understanding and patient teacher who rarely gets angry. In a class he is very businesslike in the beginning, but towards the end of the period, he becomes more relaxed and has fun. He enjoys high school kids and finds his job very fulfilling. We appreciate his devotion to reaching and hope that he will continue his high standard of excellence. Koren Techitn. English Joanne Thies sen. English Juonita Tmnson, English Imogene Inpiert, secretary Scort Turmpseed. business education Paul Unruh, driver educonon physical educonon Denee VanDoele. speoal educonon Kym Vondygriff. speoal educonon Joseph VonHoutte, morhemoncs Pom VonWinWe, hod momror Donald Verstroere. business educonon Jock Vrvol, counselor Joe Wasson, counselor Eorl Wear, science Pamao Weaver, English 118 A Blueprint Of Success Henry Weber, marhemona Merle Wegener, orchesnd music Deborah Wheeler, physicoi education Jocfc Wheeler, sood yud s Dorboro WheetocK Engfch mam mm h Susan Wignol. Engteh Debro Wienorng. sooal vudes Kort e Womoch spead educorion Stanley Woods, counselor Kely Wym. morhemana Richard Hennegon. school supennrenderv MEMORIAM Normo Claussen hod worked in Disrricr 40 since 1974, ond since 1983 she hod juggled rhe numerous occounrs of MH5 ro help balance rhe books. The former secrerory of rhe MHS music and arhleric depart- ments ond president of rhe Moline Educational Secretaries died on September 21, 1987. She will be remembered for her kindness. — ABSENTIA James Barber Frrd Mntedr Anne Del toward Mitchel Wlam Del Undo Neoon Trocy Oey Jth O ' Hern Harmon Dow man MX Owens Tanya Drown Our bum Parker Pod Carher Eugene Povetono Dan Gmamjsn Ux k v Qugte Wiam Cork Dorboro Reynolds Lynn Denoro Alfred Rmjpts Cory Eastman Money Rank Robert Edwards Grorgc Schmckel Condoce Gonzales Chart Schrader Roben Hot Thnmrts Z David Hoyt Lucy Shawgo Mark Hoyt Marry Snpp Albert Johnson Lawrence Srrouss George Kern Gol Thompson Richard Krchhoff Xjik� fucker Saly Krancz Pomfio VonWrWe Richard Mortn Conduce Waters Arthur Mercer VtChen Wifte Struggling through a difficult progrom. Jon Chnsren sen seeks Robert Moody ' s expert advice With her fingers crossed. Cynthia Parker awaits the outcome of her progrom os Robert Moody supports her _ n rhe only rime between, when sunshine frees this place from chills, and green explodes in river ' s hills- When cloudless skies floor above, and bronzed bodies hide in pools Then moving by some way of wheels (bikes and boards and automobiles) children absent from their books speed to places deep and cool to escape rhe sun ' s hot rule and relax in waters clear laughing - flooring - underwater! -Sir H.C. Selggur GAMES Seventh in ' 87 It ' s unforgettable Moline Cross Counrry was fasr. The boys and girls reams, including rhe frosh-soph boys, completed undefeated 13-0 dual meet seasons, and they excelled in invirarionals. Besides rhe varsity boys strong seventh place finish or stare, their worst wos a 4rh place. Setting rhe pace for rhe boys throughout rhe season was Eric Edmunds, who finished 20rh or rhe 3 mile store course only six seconds behind teammate Joe Perez, who led rhe Maroons in that meet with o rime of 14:47, crossing rhe line eleventh. These seven runners logged 6,734 miles of workout. As coach Jeff Quick stared of his entire ream, the kids worked hard and reaped rhe rewords of working very hard. The girls soiled through rhe year, winning big or rhe Western Big Six and staying strong through rhe sectionals with o 9rh place conclusion to their season there. Captain Jenny Puck helped to bring rhe ream together, ' ' said coach Jeff Quick. The girls like rhe boys endured rhe early morning practices and logged their mileage, in excess of 4500, in muggy August air. Varsiry - Row 1 Julio Roy a, Chris Walloerr, Orion Mayfield, Eric Edmunds, Rob Horvey, Joe Perez, Jeff Block Row 2 Derek Rogers, Sreve Morris, Drion Gentry, John Duckies, Chris Dovis, John Sandoval, Morr Rivero. Row 3 Assisronr coach Larry Carls, Scorr Firzporrick, Kevin McAdams, Chris Ruggles, Todd Honey, Drew Dodd, coach Jeff Quick. Girls - Row 1: Coach Jeff Quick, Melisa Vero, Deanne Doy, Joellyn Genrry. Jennifer Arnerr Row 2 Koro Jennings, Keersrin Woods, Heidi Krerzmonn, Louro Clark, Berh Weihraugh Row 3: Assisronr coach Lorry Carls, Jenny Whircomb, Nicky Von, Jone Johnson, Jenny Puck. 124 Junior varsiry - Row 1 Cooch Jeff Quick. Corlos Rivero, Kevin Farris, Tauwon Toylor, Mike DeSmer Row 2 Todd Nyquisr, Dove Krauel, Bryon Sprier, Trovis Worers, assisronr cooch Lorry Corls Cooch Quick wos right “Eric said bye-bye and he ' s gone and Perez kepr going, like Eric Edmunds and Joe Perez borrle ro rhe wire above ! Ir ' s up in rhe air. The sun wos serring slowly behind rhe glorious day, and rhe course sprinklers were going off for rhe nighr. Onro hole number nine a solirory figure walks. Nor slow nor fasr, bur simply walks wirh rhe endurance only a golfer could hove. The figure is eirher mole or female and rhe scene is fomilior for any golfer. Procrice. And more procrice. In focr, rhis is rhe rhird round rhis day for rhe golfer. The ninereenrh hole is srill for off ond rhe day is drawing ro o close. And you rhoughr golf wos easy. The final shor is off. Ir ' s going . . . ir ' s c j . . . ir,s on rhe foirwoy! The crowd goes wild; ir , abour a rwo- hundred and fifry yard drive. He 1 up rhe shor. He ' s gor abour anorher rwo-hundred .s ro go ond . . . Ir ' s on rhe green. Incredible! No one said rhe sporr hod ro be dull. There ' s always room for imaginarion. This ye ar rhe golf reams hod overage years bur mode ir rhrough well enough ro send rwo people ro secrionals for rhe boys. The girls hod o good year, sending rhe whole ream ro secrionols. Overall rhe boys received second place or rhe some meer Dorh reams ore looking forward ro nexr year ond rhe possibiliry of doing even berrer. 126 Wirh much determination, Amy Widener goes for rhe swing While demonstrating rhe perfect stance, Eric Pueblo chuckles os o ream member yells, Fore!” Bottom picture Without rhe odvanroge of o reol gdf boll, Kevin Arnold tees off wirh o glob of dirt ftow 1 Jim (Vie, Greg Johnson, Shown Sullivan Perer Flemming, Coach Sreve Uzekx Row 2 Kirk Wisor, Chns Sregh. Konrad Wolsh Kevin Arnold. Joson Levin Row 3 Poul Srronron, Ef Pueblo. Druce Allison. Jim Dewulf Row 1 Kelly Direl, Tricio Gerdes. Kim Ririe. Amy Widener. Cooch Jock Dye Row 2 Toro Sullivon. Jennifer Widener, Mondy McLaughlin. Nicole Huizinga. Derh Veberg Row 3 Michelle Perez, Donielle Pyevich, Kerry Moore. Loune Toye After he punrs, Orion Drohm sends rhe boll flying Joson Nogovon recovers o fumble m the Homecoming Gome os Heorh Gerdes ond Did Voldes bottle in rhe trenches Tackling The Row 1 Cooch Chud-s Shrader, Steve Wassenhove, Ron Lawson, Orion Drohm, Steve Donnenfekjr, Joson Nogovon, Steve Sierro, Nick Wyant. Dow 2 Cooch Dill Clark, Drod Hopkins, Dryan Trout, Joson Kimbel, Drion Dowers, Seon Monreyne, Dick Voldes, Jose Torres, Rich Wiebler Dow 3 Cooch Paul Corrher, Wendell Louer, Doss Logerblode, Lonce Jock, Chris Mohrmon, Dove Kramer, Eric Engles, Shown Trask. Dow 4 Cooch Kelly Wynn, manager L.J Foley, Mike Von Hyfre, Anthony Taylor, Shown Alremeier, Alex Harris, Heorh Gerdes, Adorn Corson, Mott Vonde Wiele Dow 5 Cooch Joel Dyser, Mike Erickson, Jesse Molino, Steve Dear, Jomie Nees, Pedro Novorro, Jerry Clark, Chris Foster, Dove Stegall. Dow 5 Manoger Tracy Desr, Dove Schmidt, Steve Light, Druce Dedwell, Joson Alexander, Tim Doker, Dennis Woods, Chris Day Dow 1 Cooch Chuck Schroder, Drion Humphreys, Steve Lodwig, Mott Grcelto, Joe Marino, Tim Acri. Jerry Sko vronski, Norhon Drechler Dow 2 Cooch Dick Matter, Scott Deokes, Joe Kerr, Jeff Collins. Joson Henslee, Jim Whittaker, Dick Novorro, Joe Hoffmon Dow 3 Chris Huber, Seon Williams, Joson Jordon, Todd Hoffsrarrer, Lorry Tore, Drion Hampton, Steve Skoggs, Todd Dirrenhouse Dow 4 Dill. Joson Watts, Kevin Shroke, Dod McGrow, Jamie Gordon, Jeff Olmsread, Chad Dollard, John Henderson Dow 5 Chris Adorns, Paul Loere, Jon Holland, Jim Eslinger, Dob Werhing- ron, Dill Werhingron, Mott Leaf 128 Season bur nor desrroyed The Moline Maroon ' s foorball ream was nored in rhe preseoson by many people ro finish rhird or berrer in rhe Western Dig Six. The Maroon ' s were nor able ro fulfill rhese predictions ond ended fifth in rhe conference with o 1 and 4 conference record. Senior caprain Sreve Wassenhove summed up rhe feelings of his reammares when he said, The season wasn ' t whar we had hoped ir ro be.” victory over o speedy Chicago Phillips,- they rhen dropped two gomes ro store-ranked non-con- ference reams and o rhird ro Unit- ed Township The Maroons starred rhe season with on impressive opening-gome The Maroons ' conference woes continued os rhey lost ar Gales- burg and a hard-foughr, rainy homecoming borrle againsr Dock Island, 10-6. Their offense ex- ploded againsr Quincy giving them o 35-6 victory, bur o loss ar Alleman, 12-7, ended rheir confer- ence play. Row 1 Mario Orozo, Denzil Darrin, Chod Nelson, Dole Thayer, Jason Fuerhing, Doug Schnell, Dud Denson, Dove Anderson, Dona Forgie Row 2 . Andy Versroighr, Jason Lewis, Danny Kaesbauer, Denny Royce, Morr Reznicek, Chad Dehoven, Jason Perez, Jusrin Cox, Mike Finch Row OMike Cambell, Mark Grimes, Mike McConce, Drion Slog, Jeff Loxron, Dill Lesoge, Ryan Durcher, Tony Mohrmon, Charles Parsons, Damion Norron Row 4 Mike Terry, Jason Johnsron, Don Wesrcorr, Derek Sullivan, Shone Rollins, Sreve McDonnell, Chris Ireland, Casey Nichols, Nhiev Lam, Coach Scorr Turnipseed Row 5 Arnie Camarillo, Rene Corizey, Shown Masias, Chris Ruff, Dove Adorns, Dry on Corder, Aoron Mirrmon, Morr Pearson, Assisronr coach Herm Miscowicz VvV - -K -t- ' A W m at” it 129 Varsity squad Row 1: Coach Jim Spranger, Kyle Morales, Tom Rhodes, Donny Smirh, Todd Moore, Morio Medina, Croig Dotes, assistant cooch John Korhernnon. Row 2: David Koenig, assistant Fernando Rios, Jason Vhire, Jason Rolloff, Adorn Judd, Scott Crawford, David Schmidt, Kelly DeSmer, Dovid Hulsbrink. Row 3: Mike Pond, Cesar Cardenas, Kai Johnson, Brad Glliam, Ryon Blenrlinger, Tom Glmore, Gerard Reyes. Junior varsity - Row 1: Cooch Jim Spranger, Terry Markin, Dret Spranger, Gonzalo Rios, Mott Kopel, John Austin, Andy Lewis, Josh Brusewirz, assistant coach John Korhernnon . Row 2 assistant Fernando Rios, Tony Moreno, Todd Marsh, John Mudd, Travis EkJndge, John Cardenas, DJ Denaro, Alan Griffin, Chris George Row 3: Dana Christensen, Dan Fender, Jason Srrandberg, Chris Booth, Ryan McGlaughlin, Todd Springsteen. Robert Vallejo, Dion Ayers. Row 4 Jason Perez, Todd Bounnan, Tom Flippo, Chris Bollnnan, Adam Cardoso, Jason Lor once, Chris Snider Agressive Team will rerurn Afrer a regular season of 14-3-2, rhe Moline soccer ream was proud. They hod o right ro be. All of rheir losses hod been by rhe meoger margin of 1- 0, and rwo of rhose losses were in sudden deorh shoorours. The ream ployed rough oil year, and os junior Todd Moore summarized If we score first, rhey ' ll hove ro ploy more oggresive, and rhor ' s our sryle of ploy. Their aggresiveness found rhem ploying rhrough rhe regionals, including o 5-0 blowour ogoinsr Peoria Central rhonks ro rhe scoring of Donny Smirh and Dove Schmidr. The season come ro o close or secnonols againsr rheir rival, Quincy, again 1-0. Balanced bock. Donny Smirh boors one owoy The soccer reams brogs afrer one of rheir 14 wins Goalie Ryon Blenrlmger leaps ro sove o score and is cleared by rhe opposirion 131 The girl ' s swim ream starred rhe season far from perfection . In spire of these misfortunes, the girls faithfully practiced or either 5 or 6 A.M. and worked our before their first doss with their newly found coaches, Mike Fre- derickson and John Bogdan. Then, after school they would practice until five o ' clock, and three days a week they would lift weights. Splish-Splash! All this hard work paid off. The girls recap- tured rhe Western Big 6 and Sectional titles, along with o near perfect dual sea- son. Coach Fredrickson comments, Go- ing into this dual, we hod one thing against us, our lock of depth. Even though our number one swimmers con out-swim them, they hove rwice os many second and third swimmers, bur we did our best. Along with these titles, every school re- cord was broken this year. To finish off rhe season, rhe ream sent seven girls along with two alternates to Store. They finished fourteenth over-all os compared to their eighth position lost year. Next season, rhe girls hope to moke it a more memorable one than this year ' s. Row 1: Assisronr cooch John Bogdan, Merry Coop- man. Amy Neighbors, Andrea Carorhers, Laura Pry bit Row 2: Karie Leinarr, Teri Anderson, Michelle Lebo, Grerchen Langwirh. Stephanie Lesrer Row 3: Angel Hanson, Jorgia Blair, Mary Ackermann, Ai mee Morrier, Carol Boren Row 4: Kimber Weckel, Roberro Hodge, Heidi Lindell Andrea Carorhers held her arch ro moinroin rhe judge ' s orrenrion. Smashing! Under rhe coaching of Renee Coin, rhe girls ' rennis ream enjoyed another suc- cessful season despire rhe rash of injur- ies plaguing rhe nonvereron ream. The varsity girls ended with a 9-1 dual meer record while junior varsity finished or 9- 3. The season begon wirh o home meer againsr Unired Township which rhe Ma- roons won. Rock Island, however, dampened Moline ' s excellent srarr by winning rhe firsr meer of rhe season between rhe rwo schools. The lady nerrers bounced bock, firsr wirh a rhird place finish or rhe Pekin Invitational, and rhen wirh wins over Sterling and Galesburg. Once again, rhe Rocks and Maroons clashed wirh Moline raking rhird ar rhe Rock Island Invitational. A win over Al- leman by rhe girls was followed by an impressive win ar rhe Galesburg Invita- tional and four consecutive meer victo- ries. 4 The Western Dig 6 rournamenr was plagued by poor wearher condi- tions, forcing rhe rournamenr ro be played ar Sourhpark Tennis Club. Here, Moline rangled wirh a rough Rock Island ream. The Maroons placed second behind rhe Rodss. Jenny Derouin, sophomore, was rhe only player ro qualify for Srare where she reached rhe rhird round amidsr snow, rain and wind in Mounr Prospect. Firsr row: Assisronr cooch Kym Vondygriff, Morion Jeongeo, Kelly Prough, Berh Trego, Krisrin Brooks, Cooch Renee Coin Second row: Korhleen Johnson, Angie Schilling, Jenny Werzel, Deno Viren, Shoron Dunnoulin Third row : Jenny Der- ouin, Nadjo Millore, Krisrin Smirh, Kelli Myers Spike! Volleyball goes over rhe rop. The girl ' s varsiry volleyball ream hod anorher winning sea- son, wirh a record of 26-8-1. They srorred off by winning rhe Davenporr West Invitational. In doing so, they bear Daven- port North, who later wos ranked number 3 in Iowa. When asked what mokes a volleyball player great, Cooch Wheel- er commented, The attitude that if better is even possible, good is nor enough. We must always be looking to im- prove. The Clinton Invitational posed more competition. They finished second place, only losing to Clinton which wos already ranked number 2 in Iowa. For a fourth consecutive year, they rook first place in our own Invitational bearing our rival Orion in rhe final. They later won 2nd place in rhe Western Dig 6 conference, defeating Galesburg and East Moline. Their only loss wos to Quincy. They went on to win rhe Moline legionol, then went on to rhe Dixon Sectional, where they rook Coach Wheeler ' s advice on making a winning volleyball ream, The most critical ingredient in a winning volleyball ream is on unselfish attitude. Talent is important, bur unless rhe athletes ore willing to pur rhe ream first, it won ' t be enough. Row 1 Sherry Murphy, Courrney Sigler, Srocy Poller, Liso Kajdacsi Row 2 Cooch Jock Wheeler, Trocey Myers, Down Bornes, Monica McGloughlin Row 3: Lori Pisrer, Michelle Rogiers, Kris Sorenson, Shelby Tegler Row 1 Shannon Groves, Shelly Ahlsredr, Andrea Churuvia, Jenni Whire, Shelby Tegler Row 2 LuAnn Moore. Michele Bowles, Michelle Lompe, Amy Srulir, Chris Leisure, Cooch Solly Kronrz Row 3 Gna Somner, Elizabeth Wogle, Sracey Johnson, Ann Lawson, Michelle Wesrerdole Top picture During procrice, varsiry member, Down Bornes, improved her overhand serve while fellow players woired for rhe return. 134 Row 1: Korhleen Derrick. Srephonie Eorly, Nikki Hokinson, Alysso Mdnnre, Kris Smirh, Barb Dlonc Row 2: Chrissy Ducey, Allyson Djorkmon. Krisro Kerns, Toro Hoizinger. Heorher Fowler, Korie Wolloerr, Cooch Chuck Doordman Row 3 Leslee Ellior, Srocy Wendr, Soroh VanDeGejuchle, Tosho Srrorher, Jessica Srrarren, Johnno Jared The evolution of o serve In rhe beginning. Lori Pisrer prepares, and rhen Knsra Sorensen sers her sighrs on rhe suspended sphere The boll 6 gone offer Shelly Akredr has fired 105 SLAMMA-JAMMA!! Above picture Srugglmg wirh rhe opposition. Poul Rouse ortemprs to rerrieve the boll Across picture Aoe Eorl drives over rhe defense Bottom picture Pot Burke dribbles down rhe court while evading a Quincy Bluedevil guard Pictures compliments of rhe Doily Dispatch Row 1; Nathan Crorry, Bruce Allison, Kevin Zweifel, Poul Rouse, Pot Burke, Keir Bennett, Pedro Novorro Row 2 Cooch Jock DeVilder, Jason Kimbel, Jim Dewulf, Poul Scranton, Brad Hopkins, Acie Eorl, Todd Reed, Alex VanQuarhem, Assistant cooch Bill Bolrzell. Chad Dare, Kristin Davis. Dunking rhe comperirion. The Maroons, under rhe leadership of rhe new head coach Jock De- Vilder, posred rhe firsr winning record in rwo yeors The Moroons were very impressive in rhe holiday rournamenr. They ried for firsr place in rhe Washingron Thanksgiving rournamenr and rhey received rhird place ar rhe Pekin rouramenr during Chrisrmas rime. Wirh rhe new rhree poinr line in effecr rhis year, mosr reams decided ro go more ro an ourside shoormg arrack, bur rhe Maroons decided rhey wanred ro barrle ir our under rhe boards. Their decision has worked our quire well wirh rhe Maroons dominaring inside rhe lane. Leading rhe inside arrack was 6 ' 11 senior Acie Earl ar cenrer wirh senior forwards Brad Hopkins and Par Burke borh conrriburing grearly ro rhe awesome Maroon scoring arrack. The allusive guards who lead rhe Maroon arr ack were seniors Paul Bouse and Keir Bennerr. Also seeing acrion were seniors Alex VanQuarhem and Kevin Zweifel and junior Jim DeWulf. The Maroons broughr new life ro borh rhe Moline baskerball program and Wharron Field House. The fans all hope rhar rhe impressive play of rhis year ' s ream signals rhe beginning of a long furure of rop-norch Moline Baskerball reams. Row 1: Willie Darns, Scorr Hording, Mike Shannon, Todd Hoffsrarrer, Mike Moody, Jason Jordon, Drenron Earl, Krisrin Dovis Row 2 Jason Bebber, Scorr Reakes, Joe Johnson, Jason Worrs, Todd Rirrenhouse, Chuck Dhobolr, Sreve Skaggs, Eric Eksram, Coach Chod Sreckel Row 1 Cory Kuffler, Andy Versrrare. D J. Denoro, Dill Moffirr, Graham Longwirh, Seon Goldsrone Row 2 Assisronr coach Jock Dye, Adno Bradford, Jeff Weime, Dennis Knox, Mario Orozco, Mark DePoorrer. Kelly Kane. Jasen Johnsron, Craig Schimmei Row 3: Ryan Vanfleer. Todd Clear man, Don Fender, Mike Offer geld, Dale Thayer, Chris Dollman, Collin Woods, Greg Sogon, Coach Tom Seirz DUNK IT! They skunked rhe comperirion. Row 1 Pom Sizemore. Shelly Wynn, Kelly Myers, Sroci Poller, Morrho Wendr, Tocey Myers, Row 2 Cooch Kelli Wynn, Heorher Hudson. Tosho Drown, Michelle Rogiers, Krisro Sorenson, Dndgir Dreecher. Lourie Wesrerdole, Assisronr cooch Chuck Schroder Row 1 Shelby Tegler, Shelley Ahlsredr. Ann Lowson, Jenm White, Shonnon Groves Row 2 Cooch Dob Seitz. Pom Sizemore. Amy Srulir. Monico Follon. Lon Gonohi, Renee Corlson, Angie Anderson The girls basketball ream won rhe conference championship for rhe second year in a row with o perfecr 10-0 record. The girl ' s also coprured rhe Western Dig Six defeoring Quincy wirh onorher perfecr record of 6-0 Placing second in rhe Limes- rone Tournomenr and rhird or rhe Peoria Manual Tournaments also added ro rheir lisr of achieve menrs. The starring varsiry players were Morrho Wendr, Dridgir Dreecher, Sroci Poller, Tosho Drown, ond Michelle Pogiers The sophomore ream hod on impressive record os well. They roo won rhe Western Dig Six unbeaten The freshmon reom locked experience, bur did o fine job, ond rhey ore expecred ro do very well nexr year os sophomores. Since only o few of rhe key players ore graduating, everyone is onriciponng grear things from rhe girls ' in rhe future. Row 1 Angie Flippo. Koren Stivers. Tedgie Perez. LuAnn Moore. Toro Kennedy. Erin McKinnon Row 2 Erin Crawford. Jane Schimmet, Johnna Jored. Durnerra Mock. Tosho Srrorhers. Jenm Dobcock, Toro Holzmger. Leslie Elliot, Chnssy Ducey. Cooch Julius Myers Sroci Poller srrerches for rhe bosket while o reommote ond Sterling players try ro get o piece of rhe ocrion Eager fans anxiously owoir rhe srorr of another victory Ending her voulr routine wirh o flip ond o rwisr, Jennifer Blankenship impresses her fans Bow 1: Jennie Graham, Rachel Glaus, Sharon Dumoulm, Jennifer Blankenship. Jorgio Blair Bow 2 Jennifer Gersral, Karie Monson, Sroci Schwarrz, Teresa Gerlich, Missy Loud Bow 3: Assistant coach Solly Kranrz, Nicole Huizengo. Andrea Carothers. Brooke Massie. Uso Johns, Coach Louno Englebrechr 140 FLIP! We hove gorren so much berrer rhis sea- son, soys senior Teresa Gerlich. We hove worked hard on our execurion ond we sup- port each other. Wirh close ro three hours practice each day, five days o week, the gymnastics ream have gorren their scores up ond improved in oil events. I think we hove improved in all of the events, especial- ly the floor,” commented sophmore Nicole Huizengo. Senior Andreo Carorhers agreed, When you get your floor routine, or first it is difficult, you hove to memorize it and make it work wirh the music. The difficulty level has risen considerably ond the ream broke their old record of 133.6. We have the highest skill level Moline has ever hod, re- ports Coach Englebrechr. Jennifer Gerstol felt that the underclassmen con continue ro pur Moline gymnastics on top. They definitely hove the talent, she soid. , I Above pcrure On rhe vouir, suspended in o hondsrond, Lisa Johns ogoin astounds her onlookers Across picture While woiring for a reommare ro finish, Jennifer Gersrol mentally practices her upcoming floor exercise 141 Demosrrormg o newly leorned hold. Donny Royce smiles as Ted Loere walls our in pom Row 1 Vern Blankenship. Sreve DePoorer. Julio Raya. Jason Roberson, Colvin Rowe. Chris Ireland. Sreve McDonnell. Kurr Qodenbender Row 2 Manuel Salazar, Tom Schwarrz. Tim Baker, Dove Schmidr. Scoft Riley, Rich Wielbler, Donny Smirh, Shown Alremeier. Tom Gilmore Row 3 Mark Mornnez, Domion Early, Jim Qraer, Jim Shaffer, Jomie Jordon, Chris Woods, Mike Erickson, Ted Loere, Jose Torres. Dennis Finch. Darren Burcher. Jenny Tingle Row I Sreve DePoorer, Joe Moreno, Jim Founram, Morr Circello, Mark Lakras; Jason Roberson Row 2 Dove Schmidr, Joe Honn, Ryon Keller, Paul Loere, Todd Olson, Joe Kerr, Mark Badillo, Jenny Tingle Row 1 Bill Lesoge, Ryon Edwards, Sreve Hernandez, Von Wirconack, Par Bull Row 2 Paul Lord, Arnie Camarillo, Dove DeLille, Sreve McDonnell. Todd Bloomer, Doug Schnell Row 3: Denzil Barren, Derrick Sullivan, Joe Honn, Bill McCollom, Jeff Hayes, Chris Ireland, Jason Lewis, Donny Royce, Jenny Tingle Wairing ro find our whor rhe nexr move will be, Chris Ireland, Dove DeLille, Tom Gilmore, ond Donny Smirh lean inro pracrice. 142 They rose from off rhe gym floor os rhe mors were laid our for rhe meer. Tensions mounr- ed os rhe ream srorred ro srrerch, ond pre- meer conversarion drifted abour in echoes in rhe gymnasium. In rhe corner a pop ma- chine was rolled in for concessions. Larer in rhe morning o bus pulled inro rhe lor and rhe visiring ream appeared in rhe doorway. The mors hod already been ser, and borh reams shook off rheir rension and onxiery. The sronds were pulled and eager fans siruared rhemselves. The firsr whisrle blew ond rhe march began. The rwo opponenrs srorred roward each orher os fans ond ream mem- bers shoured from oil direcrions. David Schmidr says abour wresrling In orher sporrs you con blame orhers, bur in wresrling irs your own foulr Such was rhe exciremenr of o wresrling meer. Chris Wood mode rhis commenr Wresrling is rhe roughesr sporr because ir ' s man ro man whereas in foorboll ir ' s o ream sporr win or lose. You con ask anyone who ' s ployed borh, wresrling is more difficult. The wresrling ream worked our everyday afrer school ro build upper body srrengh for rhe march 140 Members of rhe boy ' s swim ream anxiously awoir rhe srorr Along wirh o reommore, Dove Flemming loosens up for his of secrionols. race Row 1 Keifh Kronfield. Adrian Gro horn, John Lemorr, Greg Ruggles, Andy Chon, Chris Pererson Row 2 Morr Deckman, Nick Honson, Todd Marsh, Dove Cunningham, Kully Melm, Mike Heur, Chris George Row 3 Zoch Corroll, Drerr Gamble, Jim Shreve. Noel Smorr, Perer Den choff, Mark Mlekush, Jeff Myers, Chris Coopmon 144 If f f fyA+fyf ' f, SWISH! The boys mode waves. Coached by John Dogdan and Jim Hunrer, rhe boy ' s swim ream finished rheir season wirh o 5-2 record. Pracrice before and ofrer school Trained rhe swimmers for rhe rough comperirion. They re- ceived firsr in rhe Macomb Invira- rional, second in borh rhe Burling- ron ond Ponrher Tournamenrs, and rhird in rhe V esrern Big Six. In disrricrs, rhey caprured second which allowed rhem ro send 11 porriciponrs ro Srore. Senior Brerr Gamble won rhe Augusrono and U.T.H.S. pool records for diving, and he was undefeared in dual comperirions. Borh rhe arhleres ond rhe coaches were anxious for a successful season nexr yea r, ond rhey ser many goals rhey wished ro achieve. MATCH POINT! They mode o lor of rocker. li The 1988 boys rennis ream completed another undefeated dual meet seoson. This yeor ' s seniors hove never lost o dual meet seoson in four years. Seniors who ployed well again this year include Poul Rouse, Jason Levin, Eric Nissen, Jeff Cools, Jeff Cottrell, Drenr Thomsen and Steve Johnson. The doubles ream of Paul Rouse and junior Tim Der- ouin were o strong asset to our ream Other key players include juniors Poul Scranton, Jeff Myers, and Dave Kessler. Freshman Mike Offergeld is also included in this outstanding ream Row 1 Marr Gibson, Jim Founrom, Morr Kopel, Jason loronce, Todd McHenry Row 2 John Reimers. Andy Wondrey. Kelly Kgne. Tony Mohr man, Chris Dallmon, Charles Parsons Row 3 John Suesy, Dion Ayers, Jason Gabbard. Dove Kessler Jason Levin. Sreve Johnson. Jeff Cools, Mike Jeongco. Derek Vogler. Eric Thomsen Row 4 Cooch Tom Deroum. Jeff Myers. Drenr Thomsen. Sreve Norton. Mike Offergeld. Poul Rouse, Paul Scrunion. Tim Deroum, Tom Upron. Kevin Kehoe. Frosh Soph coach John Dlomquisr During practice. Poul Rouse compliments the reom We ore very proud of this seasons accomplishments, especially our dominance m the Dig 6 ’ 145 Row 1 Heorh Gerdes. Sean Monreyne. Mike VonHyfre. Briam Drohm, Lonce Jock, Sreve Wossen hoe, Nick Wyant Row 2 Drew Dodd, Tony Taylor, Morr Rivero, Jeff Black, Chris Hodge. Ion Morr, Jason Kimbel. Ross Lagerblode Row 3 John Sondovol, Chris Day, Brian Mayfield, Chris Wallaerr. Rob Horvey, Chris Davier, Kully Melm, Dove Tyler Row 4 Derek Rogers. Croig Dobreiner, Todd Honey. Alex Homs. Kevin McAdams. John Duckies, Brian Gentry Row 1 Denny Royce, Tyrone Richie, Arnie Cormalillo, Jomie Gordon, Joe Kerr, Joe Hoffmon Row 2 William Srevens. Chris George, Don Wesrcor, Greg Sogon Row 3 Alberro Fermon, Joe Sulivon, Eric Hall, Touwon Taylor, Carlos Rivera, Dove Kroul Row 4 Chris Ruff, John Babcock, Mike DeSmer, Brian Sprier With snow srill on rhe ground, rhe distance ream conditions for the meets ahead 146 . . . BANG! The boys track ream again ran Moline ro vicrory. The members under wenr vigorous procrices everyday ofrer school. The ream workour consisred of: 1) 1 mile worm-ups; weighrmen ran 1 2 mile 2) srrerches 3) push ond sir ups 4) hills 5) forms. The entire reom porricipored in o weights program. Their dis- tance reom was mode strong with Brian Mayfield, Jeff Block, Bob Harvey, Joe Perez, Dove Taylor, Chris Wallaerr, ond Eric Ed- munds. Sprints looked good with rookies Brad Gilliam ond Tony Toylor. Bruce Bed well and Drew Dodd were quick bur they oimed their consenrrorion toward pole vaulting and triple jumps. The discus thrower, Boss La- gerblode ond shot pur hurler, Nick Wyant excelled in their events. With oil of the talent ond ambition, much is expected of next year ' s reom. Top picture Rounding rhe familiar rurns. rhe runners pre pore for rhe upcoming season Above picture To worm up during o winter practice, Chris Davis tours rhe track 147 FUN RUNS! The girl ' s track ream, coached by Mike Golding, ran rheir way Through o success ful season. With practice beginning in ear- ly January, rhe girl ' s worked and trained themselves to victory. Everyday after school, rheir workouts included sprints, pe riodical weight lifting, and other various exercises. Many of rhe meets required much strength and hard work, bur dedi- cation was a common characteristic throughout rhe ream. Nearly all of rhe girl ' s anticipated an even greater season next year, and with rheir experience and potential that ' s exactly what rhe coaches predicted. John Whitcomb commented, The girl ' s worked very hard for rheir achievements, and it was rhe funnest year for me as a coach. ' ' Row 1 Cooch Mike Golding Row 2 tone Johnson Koro Jennings Krista Sorensen, Andreo Cororhers. Grerchen Gende. Shelley Shumaker. Keersnn Woods. Jenny Whitcomb Row 3 Andreo Churuvc. Deck. Miller Mondy McLoughlm. Liso Kajdocsi. Deonna Doy. Melissa Vero. Heidi Kretzman Row 4 Srephome Moore. Lori VondeGeest Jenm Reedy Nicole Huizengo Knsro McAlisrer. Trisha Rounds. Heidi Linden. Joellyn Genrry Row 5 Pom Sizemore Kellie Wollnng Knsro Loore ns. Kim Nelson Jennifer Amen Jonice Cunningham. Undo Pippert. Korhy Hendrickson Row 6 Jenny DeVoider. Amy Gende Julie Hensley. Shelley Swmburn Kelly Reilly, Sherry Rounds. Wendy Nelson Row 7 Cooch Al Hubbe Rhondo Millbrook. Rickie Hodge Kane Kuhor. Srocy Wendt. Assisronr cooch Jon Whircomb In rhe nippy air with rhe wind blowing agamy them, yxne of rhe long distance rrocksrers run rheir worm up mile or Drowning 149 Jr Vorsiry Foorboll Dow 1: Tino Jusr. Soroh Englond. Srephonie Trent. Jono Decker. Michelle Hogg Jr Vorsiry Doskerboll Dow 1: Tino Jusr. Srephome Trenr, Soroh Englond Dow 2 Cooch Sue lillig. Kim Dow 2: Liso Johns, Kelli Dwyer, Kim Doberts, Amy Phillips, Down Hall Doberrs, Kelli Dwyer, Amy Phillips Freshmen Foorboll Dow 1; Narosho DeWispelaere. Shea Perrir, Shelly Leormons, Julie Neosi, Angie Freshmon Doskerboll Dow 1: Shea Perrir, Shelly Leormons, Julli e Neosi Dow 2 Cooch Sue Lillig, Duewel Dow 2 Carrie Armsrrong, Jenni Sims, Jone Schimmel. Wendy Williams, Dicki Hodge Wendi Williams, Norosho DeWispeloere, Trisro Gerdes, Tino Corrine Foorboll, baskerball, and wresrling were pepped again rhis year by rhe ever so spirired cheerleading squads. Ar home or owoy, rhe reams kepr spirirs high wirh rheir flips, cheers, ond smiling faces. Though rhere is much conrroversy on wherher or nor cheerleading con offically be colled a sporr, anyone who hos warched a cheerleader in ocrion could easily see rhor ir wosn ' r jusr on acriviry wirh yelling and screaming. Much hard work and dererminorion wenr inro rhe making of rhe MHS Cheerleoding ream. Exercise: Doily rourines losred for 2-3 hours. Dedicorion: Willingness ro re- main oprimisric even during rhe worsr losses. Pracrice: Trying ond perfecring unril rhe cheers were jusr righr. Cooch Sue Lillig commenrs, They ore real good. Ir gers redious. Vorsiry cheerleaders ore jusr real dedicored hardworking young ladies. Thor ' s whar ir omounrs ro.” Jr Vorsiry Wresrling Row 1 Kim Nelson, Come Armsrrong, Julie Coe Row 2 Cooch Sue Lillig, Julie Kasper, Down Holl, Jennie Sims. 150 Varsiry Foorboll Row 1 Missy Loud, Brandi Moore, Teresa Gerlich, Lisa Hausman, lesho Loverr Bow 2 Srocie Leech. Courrney Reynolds, Rachel Glaus. Shelly Olson, Bndgir Korsrens, Cooch Allison Ryser Vorsiry Boskerboll Row 1 Missy Loud. Rachel Glous. Liso Housmon Row 2 Cooch Sue Lillig, Tereso Gerlich. Courtney Reynolds, lesho Loverr. Srocie Leech Vorsiry Wrestling Row 1 Tommy Honson. Sherri Murphy. Jenny Pheiffer Row 2 Cooch Sue Lillig, Knsra Miner. Shelly Olson, Molly Curry Ar o foil sports roily, rhe vorsiry foorboll cheerleaders psyche rhe players before o b g gome 151 Records In Revue Vorsiry Doys Cross Counrry Vorsiry Girls Cross Counrry Opponent Mol. Opp. Opponent Mol. Opp. East Moline 15 48 Geneseo 15 23 Geneseo 16 39 Pock Island 10 30 Vorsiry Foorboll Pock Island 21 34 Clinton 10 30 Opponent Mol. Opp. Clinton 19 36 East Moline 15 44 Chicogo Phillips 29 12 Alleman 15 48 Alleman 20 41 Dubuque 0 17 Sherrard 15 FF Monmouth 15 47 Sandburg 8 27 Monmouth 15 50 Sherrard 20 FF U.T.H.S. 6 27 Pock Island 24 35 East Moline 22 35 Galesburg 0 26 East Moline 18 42 Sterling 17 39 Pock Island 6 10 Sterling 18 43 Pock Island 21 36 Quincy 05 6 Muscarine 15 50 Muscarine 20 43 Alleman 7 12 Dav. North 15 50 Dav. North 15 FF Sterling 7 28 Dav. West 15 50 Dav. Vest 20 42 Vorsiry Volleyball Soccer Girls Swimming Opponent Mol. Opp. Opponent Mol. Opp. Opponent Mol. Opp. Pock Falls 2 1 Orion 3 0 U.T.H.S 94 78 Pleasant Valley 0 2 Quincy 0 1 Dav. Vest 122 47 Sterling 0 2 Pock Island 12 0 Dav. Central 67 17 Pock Falls 2 0 Pockford East 2 2 Pock Island 102 67 Aledo 2 0 Bergan 0 1 Peoria Pichwoods 85 87 East Moline 2 0 Galesburg 4 0 Galesburg 113 55 Bettendorf 3 1 U.T.H.S 9 0 Dav. North 104 65 Galesburg 2 0 Peoria High 10 3 North Scott 2 1 Pock Island 6 0 Tournaments: Quincy 0 2 Orion 15 0 Geneseo 2 0 Quincy 1 2 P.l. Pelays 1st place Dav. North 1 3 U.T.H.S 5 0 Bloomington Invitational 2nd place East Moline 2 0 Pekin 11 0 Burlington Invitational 2nd place Galesburg 2 0 Pichwoods 6 1 Western Big 6 1st place Pockridge 3 0 Galesburg 8 0 Sectional 1st place Stare 14rh place Boy ' s swimming Opponent Golesburg Burlingron Dovenporr Norrh Sterling Bettendorf Davenport Central U.T.H.S. Bock Island Peorio Richwoods Tournaments Mocomb Invirorionol Hinsdale Burlingron Ponrher Big Six Districts Store Opponent Geneseo Golesburg Bock Island East Moline Golesburg Bock Island Geneseo Cambridge East Moline Ga W € Be. Invirarionals Golesburg esrern Big Six egionals Sectionals fir Girl ' s Golf Mol. Opp. Canceled Canceled 129 39 129 40 118 54 64 19 107.5 64.5 83 89 67 105 First Place Eighth Place Second Place Second Place Third Place Second Place 11 Participants Mol. Opp. 219 210 218 202 220 272 209 254 196 186 202 222 207 185 + 14 0 205 239 Fourth Race Second Place Third Place Fifth Place Boy ' s Golf Royers Players ' overages Girl ' s Tennis Shown Sullivan Kevin Arnold Peter Flemming Eric Pueblo John Hemm Bruce Allison Jim DeWulf Konrad Walsh Greg Johnson Joson Levin Jim Birie Paul Scranton Chris Sregh Tim Grou 40.2 41.2 44.0 44.5 45.1 43.6 43.7 44.3 47.6 45.1 46.4 46.4 47.2 47.4 Gymnastics 31-2 overall 11-0 dual meets Invirarionals Wheaton Central Barrington Regional Qualifiers Lisa Johns Teresa Gerlich Andreo Carorhers Opponent U.T.H.S. Bock Island Sterling Galesburg Alleman U.T.H.S. Bock Island Dixon Golesburg Alleman Tournaments Pekin Invitational Bock Island Inv. Golesburg Inv. Barrington Inv. Western Big Six Sectionals Mol. Opp. 8 1 3 6 9 0 9 0 7 2 7 2 5 4 6 3 8 1 7 2 Third Place Third Place First Place Sixirh Place Second Place Second Place Opponent Varsity Basketball Second Place Second Place Stare and Sectional Sectional Sectional Quincy Bock Island Dixon Spalding Limestone U.T.H.S. Golesburg Dixon Alleman Kewanee Champaign Cenren IV.C Peorio Central Sterling Bettendorf Quincy U.T.H.S. Bock Island Golesburg Bock Foils Geneseo Alleman Geneseo U.T.H.S. Golesburg Limestone 1 Mol. Opp. 53 35 68 53 59 37 66 44 50 60 41 39 60 48 49 52 62 42 66 63 43 41 61 35 41 49 49 34 55 39 54 36 48 44 65 49 57 47 74 58 48 40 56 26 48 28 48 41 55 50 52 56 153 I r is nor growing like o tree In bulk, doth moke man berrer be ; Or standing long on oak, rhree hundred year, To fall a log or lost, dry, bold, and sere,- A lily of o day Is fairer for in May, Although it foil and die that night, It wos the plant and flower of light. In small proportions we just beauties see; And in short measures, life may perfect be. -Den Johnson 154 ENTERTAINMENT MHS presented a smashing perfor- mance of Meredirh Wilson ' s The Music Mon November 19, 20 and 21. This was rhe second rime MHS hod presented this musical, a crowd pleoser. The Music Man rook place in River Ciry, Iowa, o small rown nor accusromed ro srrongers. One day o fasr ralking, self cenrered, con arrisr come ro rown and norhing wos ever rhe some again. The nexr rhing rhey knew, rhe school board became o borber shop quarter whose wives become rhe Ladies aux- iliary for rhe Oossic donee , and rhe children broke our in donee every- where (even rhe libr ary). Horold Hill, rhe self appointed music man, received his only opposition from Morion, rhe librarian, who ended up foiling for him wirh o lirrle help from her morher. Trouble srorred for Horold when Charlie Cowell, o rival salesman, come ro rown wirh information obour Hill ' s post. Drought rogerher by rurmoil and rrue love, Horold ond Morion finally mode beautiful music rogerher. The Del Sorre ladies, Srocey Johnson, Jennifer Worts, Jennifer Wilmor, Kerry Moore, and Amy Johnson provide comic relief during It ' s You.” Stealing rhe show were quarter members Aaron Sorenson, Ken Ferry, Brett Hartley, ond Korl Bodenbender (kneeling). We ' ve Got Trouble- Here Ar MH5! Showing rher Iowa srubborness, River Gry cirizens open rhe show Charlie Cowell Conductor Harold Hill Mayor Shinn Ewarr Dunlop Oliver Hix Jacey Squires Olin Brirr Marcellus Washburn . . . Tommy Djilas Morion Paroo Mrs. Paroo Amaryllis Winrhrop Paroo Eulahe MacKecknie Shinn Zaneera Shinn Grade Shinn Alma Hix Maud Dunlop Erhel Toffelmier Mrs. Squires Constable Lock Salesmen: Mott Beckman, ter, Steve Pheiffer, Dove Carpenter. ' ...... Chris Swanson Jason Flick James Carpenter Mott Gibson Ken Ferry Korl Bodenbender Brett Hartley . . Aaron Sorensen Dovid Medd Bob Ramos Heather Buracker Nicole Engdohl Sara Warner Jeff VanEarwage Amy Johnson Kirsten Hedegaard Elizabeth Cooney Stacey Johnson Jennifer Wilmer Jennifer Watts Kerry Moore Jeff Sraack Kurt Bodenbender, Dove Kramer, Mike Les- Swortz, Chris Swanson, Alex Pikuza, James Chorus: Kevin Bailey, Chris Bollard, Teri Bryan, Nancee Cunningham, Jennifer DeClerk, Jason Flick, Kellie Fritzinger, James Fountain, Chris Gilferr, Sarah Holsen, Steve Johnson, Wendy McNeal, Joy Meadows, Joy Melton, Kama Monson, Sherri Murphy, Steve Pheiffer, Alex Pikuza, Trisha Rounds, Christopher Scheuermann, Darcy Shaw, Jeff Sraack, Teri Swan- son. Chorus and dance: Jennifer Armstrong, Mart Beckmann, Kurt Boden- bender, Alan Gustafson, David Kramer, Mark Lakras, Mike Lester, Undo Rock, Dave Swartz. Harold shows Morion whor rhe footbridge is oil obour. Dancers: Kristin Brooks, Susie Caswell, Pam Gustafson, Tommy Hanson, Tina Kennedy, Grerchen Peters, Michelle Wolfe, Chris Youngquisr. The hospirol sroff, Krisro Miner, Gino Reyes, ond Dove Kessler surrounds porienr Minnie porrroyed by Corrie Nouyolis Junie Moon Cast Junie Moon Gretchen Gende Arthur Mark Kretzman Warren Brad Beeuwsaert Minnie Carrie Nauyalis Dr. Kirkland Dave Kessler Miss Holt Krista Miner Miss Oxford Gina Reyes John Goren Matt Gibson Marilyn Teri Swanson Sidney Wyner Steve Johnson Gregory Sarah Larson Mario Brian Phillips Guiles Karl Bodenbender Warren’s Grandma Jenny Mercy Director Mitch Woods Arthur’s Mother Heather Castner Junie’s Mother Heather Kearns Miss Grayson Erin Hanneman Mario’s Grandmother ‘ Becky Adler Voices Tanya Marr Extra Patients Alex Pikuza, Jason Flick Ploying rhe demanding ond forceful Gregory. Sarah Larson places o firm grip on paraplegic Worrei . who 6 ployed by Dr ad Deeuwsoerr ■ Touches Hearts Front row: Soroh lorson, Gretchen Geode, Ood I Deeuwsoert, Valerie Nunley, Heorher Cosrner, and Decky Adley Middle row: Carrie Nagy ate. Gno Reyes, Erin Honnemon, Joson Flick, and Alex Pikuzo. Dock row: Heorher Kearns, Karl Dodenbender. Jenny Mercy, Steve Johnson, Mark Krerzmon, Dove Kessler, director Sue Wignoll, Knsro Miner . Orion Phillips, Mitch Woods, Mott Gibson and Ten Swonson As soon os men stop enjoying bearing up on one another, they will stop beating up on one another. On Ocrober 15 and 17 Tell Me Thar You Love Me, Junie Moon was per- formed on rhe MHS sroge, under rhe direction of Suson Wignoll. The cosr and crew worked many long hours ro moke rhe ploy o success. Tryours were held during rhe second week of school, and practice starred one week after rhor. Afrerschool rehearsals were colled for rhe firsr rhree weelss, rhen evening rehearsals were held. The curroin opened with rwo porienrs of a handicapped hospiral warring on a checkerboard. The gome was abruprly ended when rhe parienr wirh o neuro- logical disorder, Arrhur, spilled rhe board ro rhe floor. His opponent Junie Moon, victim of o disfiguring crime, was irked for o second, bur she and Arrhur and rheir friend Warren, who was con- fined ro o wheelchair, soon laughed Ir wos Warren who worked ro find rhem a ' ' beautiful ' ' place ro live, ond rhe rhree of rhem eventually stepped our on rheir own. Arrhur, insisting on being independent, rried ro find a job. He was turned down, however, nor wirhour rhe help of rhe nosey neighbor Sidney Wyner. Arrhur, having fallen in love wirh Junie, ran away, for she would never soy she loved him. When he finally returned, rhe rhree decided ro rake a vacation by rhe sea. While Warren was away or a parry, Arrhur died in Junie ' s arms, bringing from her lips Arrhur! Why didn ' t I rell him? Why didn ' r I know?” 161 The Miser marked rhe lasr play rhar Miss Dolores Deckman direcred ar MHS. The play rook place on February 0,4, and 6 or 7:30 p.m. For rhis ploy rhe audience rarher rhon sirring in rhe audirorium, sor on high rise seors on rhe sroge. This gave rhe cosr of rhe ploy rhe opporruniry ro inrerocr wirh rhe audience. The Miser is a sevenreenrh cenrury force wrirren by Moliere. A favorire in rhis ploy was Horpogon, rhe miser, ployed by Dove Kessler. The main comic elemenrs in rhis ploy were rhe mix-ups in rhe love relorionships. Horpogon rried ro arrange marriages for borh of his children, un- aware rhor rhey borh hod rheir own plans. The children ' s plans ended up working our, and everyone was happy. The servanr ' s provided o very comic elemenr ro rhe evening, along wirh some very physical srunrs. Nearly every scene hod some rype of foil or srumble. This ploy was on excellenr way for Miss Beckman ro finish her directing career, for ir was a greor success. ■ Top Miss Delores Beckmann directing her lasr play or MHS I Cosr picture front row Veronika Krysrek, Nicole EngdaM, Heidi Burocker, Chris Buggies, David Kessler, Korl Boden bender, and Gno Reyes. Bock row Morr Gbson, Jeff Sroock, Hearher Kearns, Peter Flemming, Brian Phillips, Gerchen Peters, and Jon Melcher Before rhe show, rhe mistress of The Miser practice seduction in rheir petticoats. 162 Reunired, rhe Anselme family, acred by Jeff Sroack, Hearher Kerns, and Orion Phillips, smile happily as Joques (Karl Dodenbender) cenrers rhem for a picture I Harpagon Elsie Cleonre Valere Frosine Mariane Joques La Fleche Simon Mogisrrore Misrress Cloude . . Brindavoine La Merluche Monsieur Anselme . . . . Dove Kessler . Grerchen Perers . Perer Flemming Brian Phillips Gina Reyes . . . Hearher Kerns Korl Dodenbender , . . . Chris Ruggles .... Jon Melcher Morr Gibson . . Nicole Engdahl Vera Krysrek , . . Heidi Buracker Jeff Sraack I Harpogon (Dave Kessler) watches while rhe Mogisrrore (Mart Gibson) draws up rhe indictment form for Valere 160 164 CLASS DISMISSED ■ They rhoughr ir m could never happen in suburbia i Held hosroge, rhe srudenrs rry ro find o woy our Johnarhon Bonks (Mark Krerzmonn) rakes a break wirh his wife Emily (Grerchen Gende) When Scorr CSreve Dannenfeldr) rurns on rhe charm, Courrney (Krisra Miner) can ' t resist. . Scorr Brennan Rachel O ' Conner Bobby Neiderman Rainbow Rick Lorry Ross Lisa Warner Gory Marron Sreve Carlson Donald Quenrin Elaine Norvok Word Richards Tracy Sracy Courrney Adore Dean Jennifer Nelson Jonorhon Bonks Rollins Elizaberh Dawson Grace Bursryn Emily Banks Lr. John Gregory Officer Bloke Leslie Vance Hank Sreve Dannenfeldr Sarah Larson 1 Chris Ruggles Bridger Karsrens John Allemeier Jason Flick Heidi Buracker Tim Seirz Sreve Johnson Brad Beeuwsoerr Amy Park Greg King Karhleen Johnson Theresa Gerlick Krisra Miner Kevin Bailey Jennifer Schnell Mark Krerzmann Barry Newborn Karie Leinarr Valerie Nunley Grerchen Gende Alex Pikuza Karl Bodenbender Becky Adler Ross Logerblade Exrro srudenrs: Jason Levin, Marr Beckman, Chris Swan- son, Chris Breecher, Wendy Williams, Carrie Nauyalis, Amy Sylvia, Nodja Millare, Jennifer Warrs, Lorra Gronkvisr Direcror Srudenr Direcror Sue Wignoll Kelly Prough Despire rhe conflicting viewpoints, BobbyCChris Buggies) fries ro show Mr DonksCMork Krerzmonn) rhe humorous side of rhe srory. Cosr fronr row: Jon Allemeier, Kelley Prough, and Jennifer Schnell. Second row: Karl Dodenbender, Alex Pikuza, Kevin Boiley, Decky Adler, Chris Buggies. Amy Pork, Brad Beeuwsoerr, Marr Beckmann, Soroh Larson, Jason Rick, Karie Leinorr. Bridgir Korsrens, Krisro Miner Third row: Boss Logerblode, Sue Wignoll, Grerchen Gende, Mark Krerzmonn, Greg King. Valerie Nunley, Barry New- born, Teresa Gerttch, Sreve Donnenfekjr. Karhleen Johnson. Top: Tim Seirz, Sreve Johnson Nor pictured Heidi Burocker. Jason Levin, Wendy Williams, Amy Sylvia, Nodja AAillare, Chris Swanson, Carrie Nauyalis, Jennifer Worts, Chris Breecher, Lorro Gronkvisr On an overage Thursday morning in o rypicol American suburb, on English reocher holds five srudenrs hosrage: rhe brain, rhe jock, rhe cheerleader, rhe doss clown, and rhe inrroverr. For several hours he keeps rhem coprive or gunpoinr. His demands? Pizza, fruir, sleeping bogs, and pillows. Is rhis rhe beginning of on awful rragedy? A shocking nighrmore? No, ir ' s rhe 1988 spring ploy Class Dismissed, direcred by Sue Wignall. The serring is a rypicol classroom wirh rypicol srudenrs ond a frusrrored reocher. Mr. Banks, porrrayed by Mark Krerzman, kidnaps rhe srudenrs our of anger or srudenr oporhy. He rhen releases all rhe srudenrs excepr rhe ones wirh rhe five lowesr scores on a recenr resr. Wirh o large cosr ond many exrras, ir gave more people o chance ro experience rhe MHS dramarics, srored Korl Dodenbender ' 90, who ployed Officer Bloke, many of rhem for rhe firsr rime. Orher impor- ranr characrers ore Emily Banks, his wife; rhe school principal; and Grace Bursryn, a burned our reocher who has given up on educoring kids. ■ Top Jooarhan Banks rries ro ger a poinr across ro rhe doss despire rheir obvious apathy Let ' s Do A Show Kids! i If rhe stage was big ■ enough I ' d have you all ■■■ up here, bur you ' re fine ■ jusr where you are. ■ . . Sreve Schwagler The One Nighr Of Melody production on February 25 provided some of rhe besr jazz music oround. The Concerr Choir, jozz bond, and dancers oil worked rogerher ro moke ir o reolly memorable evening. Some fovorires of rhe crowd were ”Jusr in Time , Woodchopper ' s Doll , and Pur- ring On The Rirz . Many songs enabled individual members of rhe jazz bond ro showcase rheir ralenrs. Some of rhe solo- isrs were Karen Drown on renor saxo- phone,- Merir Donis on olro saxophone; and Leif Rauer on rrumper. The dancers, moinly conremporares, ad- ded pizzoz ro rhe show by performing many sryles and rypes of dance. Each enhanced rhe music wirh her ralenrs. The nighr wenr smoorhly ond rhe audience enjoyed irs look or MHS ' s myriad of rolenr. One Night of Melody Striking a rhoughrfui pose, Krisra Miner begins her act 168 I rheir ■ Band members give up rheir spore rime ro morch in parades such os rhe homecoming parade here on Twenry-rhird Avenue. Their director Sieve Schwaegler leads rhe band Through iheir music Symphonic Bond was one of rhe rwo bond classes offered or MHS. The group hod sophomores, juniors, ond seniors.They srarred rhe year off by meering one week before rhe school year acrually began ro pracrice rheir marching sreps and songs. The bond marched or halfrime during rhe foorball games and also marched in rhe rhe Labor Day, Unired Way, Homecoming, ond Hallow- een porodes. There were also concerrs given rhroughour rhe year. Bond members were eligible ro oudirion for rhe IMEA Disrricr Bond Fesrival. From rhere, if ranked high enough, rhey wenr ro All-Srare. This year Chris DeCapp ond Joleen Tierjens qualified ro go. Row 1: Nicole Engdohl, Shelley Schmidr, Liso Turek. Rachel Tollman, Carrie Eslinger, Sracey Johnson, Sharon Dumdm, Jon Chrisrensen, Chrisrine DeCapp, Joleen Tierjens Row 2 Elizoberh Wagle, Renee Carlson, Shelly Wieck, Laurie Lewis, Emily Mayfield. Melanie Lear, Korhy Hendrickson, Srephonie Gloe, Parry Derrick, Cynrhia Porker, Liso Srroch, Christie Kronzler, Karen Drown. Row 3: Noralie Nelson, Merir Donis, Jennifer DeClerck, Jeff Sroock, Bobby Lamberr, Jose Casrro, Jeff Hinrichsen, Jenny Reyna, Sreve Edwards, Jason Henslee, Dob Romos, Lumorie Orozco, Kris Doelens, Jennifer Dhoenens, Julie Moiiey, Mike Colon, Mory Ackermonn, Kelli Griffirh. Kris DeDord, Theresa Wilson. Row 4 Jen Reynolds, Allison Drouneis, Heidi Temple. Korl Dodenbender. Deno Kouris, Erica Jordon, John Scmelzer, Greg Hanger, Kris Kokovas, Drenda Grirron, Dove Medd, John Duzzard, Sam Wolron, Drod Hopkins. Row 5: Don Vercho, Sreve Dick, Tony Pererson, Ed Deord, Scorr Poge, Sreve Hoyrcher. Nor piaured: Mi- chelle Durney, Heidi Evans, John Hemm, Alex Hing- srrum, Morr Leaf, Melisso Morucho, Julie Merzner, Leif Rouer, Jeremy Sanders, Srephonie Srevens, Roben Val- lejo, Kim Vorhies, Mory Welch, Cheri Zelinski — — Strike up the bond The Concert Band is rhe orher bond course offered or MHS. They gave concerts or various rimes during the year. They marched or rhe losr foorboll gome of rhe season and or rhe Homecoming parade. Srudenrs enrolled in rhis doss were eligible ro rry our for pep ond or jazz bond. A few rolenred musicians were picked ro porricipore in rhe pir orchestra for rhe musical. I Row 1 Becky Hicks. Sracy Wendt. Orris Youngquisr. Melissa Koonrz. Lisa Furr, Amy DeLille, Sracy Fasr, Krisro Thomas, Gwen Hanger, Ehc Meleor, Hearher Fowler, Lori Ballard Row 2 Elizabeth Hoydek, Kim Lanmon, Tammy Uttig, Erica Bevans, Angie Petersen, Donna Durbin, Krisro Abbirt, Jenn Gushanas, Audra Johnson, Sheree Web, Ornsnonno Barber, Karla Peck, Jana Cul- bertson, Chris Scheuermann, Amy Sylvia, Jynni Wil- liams, Rickie Hodge. Julie Wilkerson Row 3: Koe Fu- kuzowo, Teri Swanson, Roberro Hodge, Mike Terry, Sean Giliem, Elisa VanLerberghe, Mike Campbell, More Chrisrensen, Krisri Freisinger, Libby Hollis, Mike Muller, Kevin Turek, Katie Kuhor, Mart Sanders, Peter Lyon, Kory Kuffler, Denzil Baffin Row 4 Joe Sullivan, Jason Beerr, Brian Refferr, Robert Ross, Liz Kuhor, Mario Orozco. Nor pictured: Ronald Higbee, Jennifer Marti son. I Taking rhe first two chairs and showing rhat girls are os good as guys are Koe Fukuzawo, on exchange stu denr, and Teri Swanson. 169 Drumming Away In Celebration Watching for his entrance cue, Mario Orozco waits patiently. I The bond members could try our for jazz bond, pep bond, and pit orchestra. Jazz band gave about six concerts and practiced twice a week from 2:45 to 4:00 P.M. Pep band ployed during halftime at the basketball gomes and rehearsed once a week from 2:30 to 4:00 P.M. Pit orchestra involved bond and orchestra members. They ployed the music for the annual musical. Pit practiced two to five times a week under the direction of Merle Wegener and Steve Schwaegler. | Pep Band row 1 Shelley Schmidt, Lisa Turek, Heidi Evans. Elizabeth Wagle, Becky Hicks, Stacy Wendt, Angie Petersen, Erica Bevans, Melissa Koontz, Elizabeth Hajdek, Lisa Furr, Kim Lanmon. Bow 2 Merit Donis. Natalie Nelson, Mike Colon, Jon Christensen, Christie Kranzler, Kelli Griffith, Parry Derrick, Jynni Williams. Lori Bollard, Kris DeBord, Julie Wilkerson Bow 3: Bob Lomben, Jeff Sroock, Sharon Dumoulin, Lumarie Orozco, Lisa Srroch, Mary Welch, Eric Melear, Amy Sylvia, Bickie Hodge, Heather Fowler, Kathy Hendrickson Bow 4 Kae Fukuzawa, Boberra Hodge. Elisa VanLerberghe, Karen Brown, Steve Edwards, Mike Campbell, Stephanie Gloe. Joleen Tietjens, Christine DeCopp, Theresa Wilson, Cynthia Porker Bow 5: Leif Bauer, Kris Kakavas. Greg Hanger, Deno Kouris, Karl Bodenbender, Kristi Freisinger. Marc Chrisrensen.Jen Beyn- olds, Heidi Temple Standing: Sam Walton, Steve Dick, Laurie Lewis, Steve Hayrcher, Don Verscho, Stephanie Stevens, Jason Henslee, Ed Beard, Dave Medd, Tony Petersen, Kory Kuffler, Morio Orozco, Bob Bomos, John Buzard. 170 Jazz Band row 1: Karen Brown, Natalie Nelson, Merit Donis, Bob Lambert, Jason Henslee Bow 2. Bob Bomos, Dave Medd. John Hemm, Peter Lyon, Mart Sanders. Standing: Laurie Wesrerdale, Steve Hayrcher, Kris Kakavas, Leif Bauer, Erica Jordan, Jennifer Beynolds Nor pictured: Eric Melear, Brenda Grirron, Steve Dick, and Scott Page. Flag Corps-Srepping Ahead I Flags Are Waving In Celebration I Flag Corps was on afrerschool activity opened to oil girls or MHS. The tryouts to become o member were or the end of the lost school year. Seventeen girls were selected to be in it, including o boron twirler. The group performed during the football gomes with the marching bond ond contemporaries. They also performed or some basketball gomes, parades, ond some of the bonds ' parents meet- ings. Rehearsals were after school from 3.00 to 5:00 three to four rimes o week during foil ond winter. In spring, rehearsals were reduced to twice o week. This year the group bought new uniforms ond flogs for their performances. Flag Corps fronr row Moody Askom, Echo Smirh, Angie Pererson. Julie Dean, Kelli Hockaday. Malo Sosrry, Andrea Snyder Row 2 Adrionno Scherer, Julie Gushanas, Trido Welch, Jennifer Reyes, Michelle Thornton, Brenda Bledsoe. Fron Reynolds, Marie Zepedo The members of flog corps pur o lor of work into perfecting their routines While practicing the routine, Brendo Bledsoe hopes the rehearsal will soon be over 171 From lefr ro righr first row: Amy Johnson, Ken Ferry, Jenny Mercy, Dung Pham, Veronika Krys- rek, Qerh Skaggs, Lesley Srropes, Jennifer Gersrol. Second row: Megan S weedy, Nodjo Millare, Aaron Scorr, Danielle Pyevich, Laurie Wesrerdale, Misty Callow, Greg Sagon, Greg Edwards, Erin Crawford. Third row. Melsie Mina, Katie Wallaerr, Paul Her- sredr, Decky Adler, Lisa Dillon, Dana Hoererh, Dawn Lienou, Anh Tran Nor pictured: Sally Alex- ander, Kirsten Hedegaard, Jenny Duckies. I Orchestra I Fiddles Away — — m _ Creared by rhe combination of rhe arrisrry of conductor Merle Wegener and rhe ralenred musicians, rhe MHS orchestra hod o harmonic and successsful year. They performed o classical concert in rhe fall, and in January Amy Johnson, Veronika Krysrek, Dung Pham, Megan Sweedy, and Laurie Wes- rerdole attended rhe Illinois All-Store Festival. In addition to rhe Knox String Festival in March, rhe skillful orchestra combined with rhe flair of rhe Concert Choir produced a spectacular spring concert. Several members of rhe MHS orchestra mode o valuable musical contribution to rhe musical The Music Man os well. I Watching rhe conductor is a good rroir os is demonstrated here by Erin Crawford ■ Doss players have fun too said rhe smile on Laurie Wesrerdale s face 173 Concerr choir wos formed of juniors and seniors who mer during rhird period ro rehearse wirh direcror Col- vin Hedegaard. They performed o spring concerr, foil concerr, Chrisrmos Vespers, One Nighr Of Melody, and a special concerr wirh rhe orchesrra. The doss worked on rhings such as dynamics and inronarion. Members of Concerr Choir were eligible ro rry our for rhe IMEA Fesrival held in No- vember. People who mode ir ro IMEA and were placed high in rhe searings were rhen qualified for All- Srare. Many members of rhe chorus mode ir ro Disrricr, bur only four peo- ple made rhe requiremenrs for All- Srare. ■ The girls hove ro counr rheir rests carefully while rhe guys ore singing First row Jenny Green, Jenny De Voider, Sherri Murphy, Srephanie Lesrer, Karie Leinorr, Amy Johnson, Wendy McNeol, Chris Dollard, Heorher Duracker, Joy Meadows, Krisrin Brooks, Kirsren Hedegoord, Teri Dry on Second row. Kellie Frirzinger, Jennifer Worts, Sue Davison, Drer Hartley, David Kramer, Mike Lesrer, Dob Popp, Steve Pheiffer, Dove Swartz, John Allemeier, Darcie Show, Anno Kokiry. Third row Jennifer Leoder, Noncee Cunningham, Dill Dobblelore, Alon Gustafson, John Hemm, Aaron Sorenson, Jim Corpenrer, Mart Beckman, Ken Ferry, Jason Rick, Jennifer DeClerk, Katie Door, Dev Blanc 174 I Voices In Celebration 175 Music Mahers Bottom row: Korno Monson, Jennifer Armstrong, Srocey Johnson, Nicole Engdahl, Susan Schwobe. Amy Milse, Carol Boren, Soroh Holsen, Jennifer Gersrol, Gno Somner, Jenny Derouin, Anno Viscioni, Trisho Rounds. Top row: Erin Hon- nemon, Undo Rock, Beth Trego, Karl Bodenbender, Steve Vonoreghem, Chris Swanson, Mark Leaf, Chris Weber, Alex Pikuza, Scott Byrns, Janice Cunningham, Tommy McVey. In practice for the upcoming concert, Chris Swanson, Nicole Engdahl, Susan Scwobe, Mark Leaf, and Jennifer Arm- strong rehearse rising and sirring in unison Without Music The World Would De Without Color Mixed Chorus wos rhe beginning choir or MH5. This group, composed mainly of freshmen wirh o few sophomores, wos conducted by Mr. Hedegaord. They gave concerts along wirh Concert ond A Cappella Choirs. The doss wos open to anyone whether they ' ve hod previous experience in a choir before or nor. A Cappella was formed of sopho- mores. The doss concentrated on into- nation and technique. They also gave concerts during rhe year. Many of rhe students were also eligible to attend the IMEA festival, however, if o mem- ber of A Cappella qualified to go to All Store they wouldn ' t be able to go be- cause of rhe oge restriction. Firsr row Fran Reynolds. Julie Neosi, AAondy Dudek. Dominic Fillmer, Magie Codie. Grerchen Perers. Durnerro Mock. Wendy W ams. Lenore Peno, Undo Finch, Jennie Neosi. Jenny Willmer. Second row Undo Dobblelore, Srephonie Wiltons. Amy Leighbengood, Susan Deal. Heidi Durocker. Amy Choore, Terri Swonson. Michelle Melron, Jeonine Me Neal, Dorcie Duchonon, Chris Voungquisr. Angie Dernhardr Third row Kelly Spindel. Tiffany Sersig. Kevin Doty. Mark Lokras, Orion Deerr, Joe Honn, Chuck Dhobolr, Norhon Drechsler. Andy Lewis. Chris Scheuermann. Angie Weber, Srocey Eiier During o gome or Drowning field, rhe contemporaries do rhe traditional kick-line The Conrempoaries front row: Jana Baraks, Mary Derh Hendricks, Tina Kennedy, Lisa Carlson, Sorah Larson Second row: Par Shannon, Jennifer De Voider, Kirsten Hedegaard, Megan Sweedy, Derh DeLille, Michelle Wolfe. Third row: Valerie Nunley, Tammy Hansen, Jenny Pheiffer, Amy Widener, Michelle Dorbeck. Fourth row: Pam Gustafson, Sherry Murphy, Derh Veberg, Becky Daily, LeAndrea Dur- ham. Fifth row: Heather Burocker, Wendy Husson, Krista Miner, Molly Curry, Derh Mosely. Purring ir rogerher Never hove so many owed so much ro so few. Winsron Churchill The sroge crew mode greor conrriburions ro rhe musical and various ploys rhroughour rhe year. They mode rhe scenery and props needed for rhe producrions. The crew worked rhree ro five days a week and somerimes Sarurdays also. Crew could be found curring, sawing, hammering, and painring rhe scenery from 2:30 ro or leasr 9:00 and somerimes larer. The rechnicol direcror for rhe sroge crew was Jeff Tindle. Dill Douglas and David Pleshe also helped wirh rhe orr designing for rhe scenery. New Members Initiated Thespians celebrate with new members I The Thespian Troup is an honorary frorerniry of ocrors. In order ro become o Thespian, rhe iniriare musr succeed in earning ren poinrs. These poinrs come from ocring, work- ing on sroge crew, or srudenr directing . This year Thespian Troup 1900 hod o walking group in rhe Homecoming parade. The Thespians were advised by Miss Delores Beckmann. This year ' s officers were: Heorher Buracker, Dove Kessler, Gino Reyes, Mike Koeler, Brad Beeuswoerr, Jim Corpenrer, and Becky Bailey (presidenr, vice-presidenr, casr secretory, crew secretory, historian, and treasurers respectively). In January, five Thespians and two active dramatic stu- dents went ro Normal, Illinois, for rhe annual Illinois High School Theater Festival held or rhe Illinois Store University. The Thespian Troup held two initiations during rhe school year, one in January and one in May. Some of rhe initiates were: Karl Bodenbender, Amy Johnson, Tonya Marr, and Carrie Nouyolis. At each of rhe ploys and rhe musical, Thespian Troup 1900 sold refreshments. They also contributed ro Shore Joys ond held a dramatics banquet in rhe spring. I Going dock-wise starring or rhe bottom left ore Thespians. Karl Bodenbender, Amy Johnson, Brad Beeuwsoert, Alex Pikuza, Heather Buracker, Tonya Marr, Dave Kessler, Scorr Stephenson, Nicole Engdahl, Jim Carpenter, Carrie Nouyolis, Gno Reyes, Miss Delores Beckmann (odvisor) ond Jeff Sraack Nor pictured: Becky Baily, Bill Dobblebre, Grerchen Geode, Mike Koeler, Valerie Nunley, Amy Park, Chris Buggies, and Mike W ren H The Thespian officers : Dave Kessler, Jim Corpenrer, Heorher Buracker, Gno Reyes, and Brod Beeuwsaerr Nor pictured. Mike Koeler ond Becky Baily ■ Carrie Nouyolis is shown being initiated inro rhe Thespian Where The Sidewalk Ends There is a place where rhe sidewalk ends And before rhe srreer begins, And rhere rhe grass grows sofr and whire, And rhere rhe sun burns crimson brighr. And rhere rhe moon-bird resrs from his flighr To cool in rhe pepperminr wind. Ler us leave rhis place where rhe smoke blows block And rhe dork srreer winds and bends. Pasr rhe pirs where rhe ospholr flowers grow We shall walk wirh o walk rhar is measured and slow, And worch where rhe chalk-whire arrows go To rhe place where rhe sidewalk ends. Yes we ' ll walk wirh o walk rhor is measured and slow, And we ' ll go where rhe chalk-whire orrows go. For rhe children, rhey mark, and rhe children, rhey know The place where rhe sidewalk ends. . . . Shel Silversrein 183 he snow fell sofrly oil rhe nighr. Ir mode o blanker soft and whire. Ir covered houses, flowers and ground, Bur did nor moke o single sound! -Alice Wilkins 184 188 Business Life Wild, wild world of business As we become mature teenagers and become more money conscious, we decided ir was rime ro find work. Classes like H E RO., Office Occupa- tions, FDLA, and Soles and Marketing helped the students get adopted ro the life they wonted ro lead. They learned business techniques and problems that they will hove ro deal with in the future. (Below) The Office Occupation members consisted of Bow 1, LoShown Cole, Kim Walker, Becky Bailey and Debra Robb Bow 2, Mory Ann Boss. Scott Leaf. Andrea Jorrin, Bob Esici, Stephanie Peterson, Julie Moskowitz, Sandy Snodgrass. Todd Beed, Sarah Smith. Kelly Teuschur, Lisa Brown. Jennifer Thompson and Bev Blanc Sales and Marketing I consisted of Bow 1, Mindy Mahalla, Grociela Baya and Rachael Siler Bow 2, Monica Villagomez, Holly Mockmore, Brenda Davis and Jon Sandoval, Bow 3, Undo Noble, Stephanie Polzin and Scott Ryckeghem Bow 4, Mrs Gerhing, Lorry Dixon. Juan Boyo. Chris Anderson and Tom Snyder Bow 5. Craig Porkhurst. Eric Puebla and Tim Grou Sales and Marketing II consisted of Bow 1, Lisa McKinney, Stefome Lovelace and Jennifer Stewart Bow 2, Sabrina Ryan, Julie Lear, Tommy Williams. Kim Schilling and Michelle Lydon Bow 3, Darcy Shaw, Donnie Green, Scott Hansen. Jason Vonlerberghe and Shawn Sullivan Bow 4, Wendy McNeal and Rick Meirhoeghe Bow 5. Mrs Gehring, Darren Duffy, Gary Jajdacsi and Jim Grisham Bow 6. Al Borneo, Bon Lawson and Monty Lawson. Riding in rhe H E R O Homecoming flout ore (in bocksear) Shown Gordon. Eric Gustafson, tommy Hollo well. Shelly Versluis ond Dob Bender, (in fronr seor) Mrs McAvoy ond T.J. Sims. H E R O members consisted of Row 1, Kelly Johnson, Mary Masters, Joanne Neoveill ond Gole Baker Row 2, Lorale Jones, Lon Dellville. Gndy Allen. Tnao Juenger ond Ivy Freeman Row: 3, Adri Romos, Down Hawthorne. Teresa Johnson, Civi Johnson, Trod Miller. Doris Coin, Mrs McAvoy ond Heather Geyer Row 4, Shown Gordon, T.J Sims. Trent Jocquin ond Doug Dyor FDLA members consisted of Erik Thomsen. Dove Kramer, Joe Govern, Ted Peterson, Alon Hon, Kristin Smith, Dob Romos, Rick Drunk, Russ Gibson ond Mr Turmpseed 189 Skiinq inro ocrion is . . . - J MHS Ski Club To mony people rhe rhoughr of going down o slope or incresoing speeds is frighrening. The below zero weorher and rhe idea of being on rwo long rhin skis doesn ' t rhrill rhe overage person either The Ski Club wirh o group of over 60 people found something ro look forward ro though. They were very active throughout rhe winter. At the beginning of rhe season they were rreored ro Vhi- rey ' s molts on event of rhe first snowfall. Thor chilled their stomachs even more rhan rhe icy weorher. They mode plans ro visit local resorts for all day trips. Then for even more excitement they visited upper Michigan and Aspen, Colorado. Jeff Klimes jusr can ' t seem ro sray on rhe ground during rhe Ski Clubs trip ro Iron Mounroms 190 Deploying his rolered side is Scorr Derrhoud Some of rhe Ski Oub members ore Shelly McHenry, Jennifer Houmonn, Jeff Klimes, John Suesy, Dorren Duffy, Kevin Kehoe, Tom Gilnnore, Mike Porrer, Miss Rigemon and Scorr Derrhoud iku jrc Enjoying o wild weekend in Michigan ore Scorr Derrhoud, John Suesy and Miss Rigeman 191 Color Me French French Club colors rhe seasons Color was rhe name of rhe gome in rhis year ' s French Club Homecoming enrry. The French flog, red, whire, and blue, was rheir color scheme. Each member wore one of rwo French rheme sweorshirrs, rhar colored rheir idea. The organizarion and planning rhor wenr inro our porode enrry was really worrh rhe efforr, said Anne Dell, rhe club ' s advisor. The color coordinorion and enrhusiasm of rhe members really mode rhe group srond our. I wos very pleased wirh rhe resulrs,” she quored. Afrer Homecoming rhe club began plans for o Progressive Dinner which rook place in December, around Chrisrmos rime. In March rhe club celebrared Mordi Gros, or For Tuesday, wirh o cosrume parry. The club celebrared rhe picnic-porluck or rhe end of rhe year. I was proud ro be o porr of rhis year ' s club I wish we hod more members bur I rhoughr we gor o lor done wirh people we hod. Above Row 1 Milsie Mina, Ahn Tron, Lesleyann Leo, Morgie Kroklow. Kelli Myers. Krisrie Decker. Dee Gores, Komelo Keim. Alison Service. Ann Widener, Kris Carlson Row 2 Dung Phom. Grerchen Perers. Nichole Engdahl, Sarah Holsen. Dawn Hall, Lupe Torres, Megan Sweedy, Mory Mulder, Derh Mosely. Jenny Dabcock Row 3 Dan Arnold. Amy Widener. Kim Dwyer, Grerchen Gende, Molly Curry. Kelly Prough The French Club officers ore Nichole Engdahl (vice-presidenrj), Amy Widener (secrerary), and Lupe Torres (rreasurer) Bobbing balloons wirh an Eiffel Tower morif join rhe homecoming parade Wirh Miss Curry as chauffeur. French Club members are Ten Bryon. Jen Warrs. Tanya Jung. Dee Gores, Susie Coswell. Kim Dwyer Ir ' s Alive And Kidsing Small bur mighry, rhe Larin Club gor rhe ball rolling rhis year wirh a unique enrry in rhe Home- coming parade. Having suffi- I cienr funds remaining from lasr year ' s fund raisers members re- laxed, grareful rhe burden lift- ed. Along wirh Homecoming came rhe celebrarion of rhe birrh of an exrraordinary man, Larin Club advisor Patrick Derry. You ' re nor gerring older, you ' re gerring berrer,” commenred Derry on rhe passing of rhe years. The Ides of March and a corered Roman feasr wenr hand-in-hand for members of rhe Larin Club As rhe Ides rolled around, mourhs began ro worer in expecrarion of rhe aurhen- ric Roman dishes ro be served. A conresr for rhe besr roga and a skir provided enrerrainmenr during rhe feasr. The spring charior races are anorher highly anricipared culrural experience” of rhe Larin Club. When Larin Club members had some free rime, an issue of DC. Oc- casionally was published. These oc- casional rwo or rhree pages included srories, horoscopes, and experr ad- vice from rhe sraff. We consider rhe D. C. Occasionally ro be a sread- fasr expounder of rhe Tendencies of modern man ro render useless rhe candorness of mosr publicorions,” said publisher Jim Ehrhardr and Ediror Sreve Hayrcher. Top Roche! Tollman (secrerary rreasurer). Sreve Hayrcher (president), Mark Krerzmon (vice-president) Middle Row 1 Liso Wilder murh, Chris Rhodes Row 2 Greg King, Paula Egbert, Chris Srrorron, Dove Tyler, Donna Conner, Shelly Muller, Mike Lesrer, R.H.M. Ill, Kerry Moore Right: Row I Dove Tyler. Sreve Hoyrcher, Jason Porker, Chris Ruggles Row 2 Chris Rhodes, Rachel Tollman, Kerry Moore. Mr Derry. Norolie Nelson, Karen Hindhede. Lisa Wildermurh Row 3: R HM III, Shelly Muller, Chris Srrarron, Chris Mollicoor, Mike Lesrer, Allen Gusiufson Charles Loverr skies ro slam! Fans cheer reams or cameras Dill Lee and Carol Aiken give up many nighrs ro mediare n l • n Jusr for rhe Fun of Ir! Inrramural arheleres compere. They slom, rhey spike, and rhey rackle (accidenrally) These jusr- for-rhe-fun-of-ir sporrs ore offered around rhe cal- endar, excepring rhe summer monrhs, ond rhey give everyone a shor or supersrardom. The foorboll reams kicked off in lore Ocrober, bur rhe co-ed reams managed ro enjoy rhe cold. Foorboll season rends ro sporr o smaller number of reams. Baskerboll season eliminores co-ed reams, ond rhis year rhere were no girls reams. Eighreen boys ' reams rook ro rhe courr, and rhe gomes almosr always were quire physical. The rradirional foor- boll linemen ream weighed in o ream of over 1,000 pounds on rhe courr, ond o new freshmen ream emerged. Volleyball was ro srarr in Mid-March, long afrer rhis deadline. Volleyball reams cerrainly do hove rhe longesr season, all rhe way rhrough Moy and lasring unril June. The spikers ger rogerher boys ond girls ond bounce obour rhe courr wirh or leosr rhree of each. And, as all inrromurolers do, rhey ploy away rill rhe whisrle blows. Our Language Honors Firsr year French Honor Sociery members ore Row: 1, Undo Torman, Megan Sweedy, Dung Phom, Michelle Dor beck, Kelli Myers and Carrie Cleormon Row: 2, Angie Anderson, Chris Sregh, Heorher Bur acker, Soroh Hotsen and Nichole Engdohl. Second and rhird year French Honor Sooery members ore (in fronr) Amy Widener Row: 2, Bridgir Corsrens, Molly Curry, Krisra Miner, Grerchen Gende, Bridgir Breecher and Suson Coswell. Firsr year Spanish Honor Sociery members are Row 1, Karla Wheeler, Laura Gunsolley, Nadja Millare and Dan Weber Row 2, Perer Flemming, Carrie Reznicek, Carol Boren, Karhleen Johnson. Kim Schilling and John Riemers Second and rhird year Spanish Honor Sociery members ore Row. 1. Derek Volger, Johnna Dunne and Lisa Genoa Row. 2, Joe Cravero, Merry Coopmon, Michelle Lebo, Doug Churchill, Hiedi Johnsron and Amanda McLaughlin Row 3, Jason Henslee. Marr VandeWiele, Bryon Lear. Joel Carlson, Bruce Bed well, Grerchen Langwirh, Ellen Ehrdordr, Dob Ramos, Krisrin Smirh, Koi Johnson and Monique Meadows 195 In the Winners Circle: Kdeidoscripr Cool and colleen ve, Mr Collins odmires rhe rolenred Koleidoscripr sroff Each Koleidoscripr year brings on a full load or rhe beginning of rhe year, a book fair of work. The 1988 edirion wos no exceprion around Chrisrmasrime, and Through conrribu- rions from porrons and donors. Consisrenr ro irs purpose, rhis unique maga- zine gave srudenrs a chance ro hove rheir wriring and arrwork pur inro prinr. Also, rhe magazine provided o source of enrerrain- menr or rhe end of rhe year. The ediroriol board wos responsible for choosing rhe oursranding shorr srories, po- ems, essays, shorr ploys, and orrwork which mode up rhe magazine while rhe resr of rhe sroff worked on financing rhe book. Money wos mode rhe old fashioned way - rhey earned ir. They did rhis Through o condy sole Does rhis sound like a lor of work ro you? Ir was! Dur rhey did know how ro hove fun. They porricipored in Homecoming by enrer- ing a floor, and rook parr in o Publicarions Por Luck along wirh Line ' O Type, and The M Drad Beeuwsaerr commenred Being on ediror of rhe Koleidoscripr is superb. Ir ' s work, bur hey, you meer some greor people! All rheir work did poy off. Nor only did rhey produce a qualiry magazine for everyone ro enjoy, bur ir also conrinued winning awards. Ir wos a rrue doss acr! 196 After all their hard work editors Valeri Nunley. [Vod Beeuwseorr, and Karen Hindhede hove rime to flash a smile Kaleidoscripr members are: (Row 1) Korea Hindhece, Volerie Nunley, Korie Walloerr, Heather Fowler (Row 2) Mike Kohrs, Julie Buckley, Ahn Tron, Dung Pham. Jennifer Reynolds, Karl Boden bender, Eric Melear, Brad Beeuwsoert (Row 3) Brett Gamble, Grerchen Gende, Molly Curry, Stephanie Meyer, Angi Bollmann, Bob Ramos, Teri Swanson, Don Weber (Row 4) Alison Tanner, Kevin Zweifel, Kelley Prough, L.J. Foley, Kathleen Johnson, Jason Porker, Kristin Smith, Brent Thomsen, Joe Crovero 197 Monday Nights Editor-in-Chief Associate Editor, Copy News Editor Associate News Editor Jason Parker Leisure Editor Associate Leisure Editor Focus Editor Associate Focus Editor Feature Editor Associate Feature Editor Nadja Millare Sports Editor Nanci Kramer Associate Sports Editor Katie Leinart Associate Sports Editor Art Editor Chief Photographer Business Manager Assistant Business Manager Circulation Manager Circulation Assistant Advisor (Above) Row 1: Pere Denchoff, Susie Caswell, Nodjo Milbre, Deck) Miller, Lupe Torres, Krisrin Smith, Amy Widener, Nona Kramer Row 2 Mary Mulder, Karie Lineorr, Undo Rock, Rochoel Tollman, Karl Boden- bender, Carol Boren, Saroh Holsen, Jennifer Reynolds, Jason Parker, Joel Carlson, Koren Hindhede, Morion Jeongco, Jim Mowen Row 3 Dob Romos, Rick Drunck, Art Lochrie, Lorry Dixon, Heorher Durocker. Writing rhe fine line, Korie Uneorr scupulores her work. (Opposire) Jason Porker dazzles himself wirh his own fine workman- ship. 198 . . . wirh Line O ' Type Twelve rimes during rhe course of rhe yeor rhe Line O ' Type expressed ro srudenrs ideas, ond every Monday before ■ rhese disrriburions o small ■ bond of edirors, ® ossociore edirors, and reporrers visired rhe Doily Dispatch building ro consrucr rheir rri- weekly. Phoros, srories, ond arrwork were funneled onro rhe pages on rhe long Monday evenings, so rhor rhe Dispatch could prinr rheir work by Thursday for rhe Friday presenrorion. The Line O ' Type gives love away on rhe Sarurday following Shore Joys week. They invesr rhe money in worm wraps ond boors ro help brighren Sanra ' s season. Small roys, coloring books, ond smiles ore also given. To aid in moinroining rheir up-ro-dore design, rhe sraff rroveled ro publicarion conferences. Universiry of Illinois ond Norrhern Illinois sponsored such worlsshops which were orrended by rhe sraff. Wirh rhis informarion and rhe guidance of adviser Dob Dyer, rhey were able ro conrinue expressing every dossy line of rype. 199 Headaches and Happy Days What a year! The 1988! yearbook staff hod o great rime. It all began in June of ' 87 when advisor Mr. T.P. Derry welcomed a brave bit of the staff to the summer workshop. The ream began their preliminary work on the beast. As they worked over the summer, they also parried in pools ond with pizza. When September finally arrived, rhe construction of rheir doing was well underway? Thar didn ' t seem to change rhe deadlines though. The same rhrow-rhings-rogerher-and-rush-ir-ro-rhe-Posr-Office-on-Sarur- day- afternoon habit is just too hard to break. The people responsible camped our in rhe Staff Doom on many a Friday night. The room was a little more pleasant with rhe new blue and pink skyline design invented by Jennifer Schnell and painted by a dirty crew in spring. Pizza arrived as ususal via Mr. Derry, bur rhe Whirey ' s runs were minimal due to rhe staff ' s lack of a gopher. The inevitable deadlines were always alive thanks to rhe cheerful bickering between Alison Castens and Jennifer Gilmore; a romance flourished with rhe Ediror-in-Chief and her associate; under rhe command of Art Lochrie, Pondolf Hamilton Murdock III walked 23rd Avenue, returning with many ads for funding,- rhe gung-ho teamwork of rhe sophomore section was simply inspiring. The entire M Staff is indeed a ream, working together from June until March to create this book. Deadlines rested patience, bur rhe staff stayed together and tried pizza and Oriental dinners. They gave gifts at Christmas and applauded plaid pants,- they had cross-stare field trips, football games, disagree- ments, headaches, and lorsa fun! People in charge Fronr Dung Pham, Jennifer Gilmore, Par Derry, Jennifer Schnell, Alison Casrens, Korie Walloerr (sirring), ond Dob Romos. Dock Grerchen Longwirh. Molly Curry, Chris Ruggles, Mark Krerzmann, ond Srephonie Meyer Absenr from phoro ore Arr Lochrie and Merry Coopmon The crew who colored rhe Sraff Room consisred of Par Derry ond Jennifer Schnell (in fronr) Jason Porker. Chris Johnson. Sreve Hayrcher. Chris Ruggles. ond Derh Sregh The Sr off Row 1 Makj Sasfry Sfocy Wendr. Andy Lewis. Julie Sriner. Lori Posron. Jenny Neasi. Amy Geode, Louro Gunsolley, Karl Dodenbender, Nadja Millore, Rochoel Tollmen ? Sarah llolsen, Chris Youngqusr, Jennifer Gersrol. Chris Dallord Row 2 Ellen Ehrhordr. Mike Offer geld. Korhleen Johnson. Don Wescorr. John Lineorr. Wendy Willioms. Eileen Spirznos. Nicole Engdohl. Joleen Tierjens. Norolie Nelson. Jeff Sroock Row 3 Morr VondeWiele. Deck) Miller. Sroo Schwarrz, Liso Carlson. Soroh Lor son. Michelle Lebo, Grerchen Gende, Chris Johnson. Sreve Hoyrcher. Joson Porker. Jen Reynolds. Kelly Meyer Row 4 Kelley Prough. Arr Lochne. Koren Drown. Krisrm Smirh. Kim Maher. Julie Gushonos. Melsie Mina. Danielle Pyevich. Suzanne Deal Karie Wallearr Heorher Fowler, Randy Murdock. Fron ReynmokJs Row 5 Grerchen Perers. Amy Woodword. Mory Mulder, Moody McGdughlm, Libby Melfon Mark Krerzmonn cruises down 23rd Avenue in rhe Homecoming Porode wirh Lorry or rhe wheel ard no girlfriend 201 National Honor Society Narional Honor Society is o organization consisting of juniors and seniors. The members ore picked on grode-poinr overage and participation in activities. The juniors ore installed in rhe spring. NHS seniors visited rhe University of Illinois and Illinois Weslyan University for rheir rrip. In Moy, rhe juniors ond seniors rook on annual rrip ro Greor America. NHS presented a variety show ro help raise funds for Shore Joys. They also sponsored The Spirit of Christmas” contest during Shore Joys. NHS helped ro raise more than half rhe total Shore Joys profir. In order ro thank rhe faculty members for rheir participation during Shore Joys, rhe members prepared o lucheon for invited guests. In rhe spring, NHS also sponsored Dolloon-o-Grom” doy. The Narional Honor Soaery mem- bers include, Row 1: Carol Adorns, Dr ad Beeuwsaert, Kurr Doden- bender, and Dndgir Breecher Row 2: Lori Brunner, Heartier Buracker, Patrick Burke, Joel Carlson. Jeri Christensen, Merry Coopmon, Jo- seph Crovero and Molly Curry. Row 3: Johnno Dunne. Grerchen Gende, Steve Hoyrcher, Koren Hindhede, Chris Johnson, Jill John- son, Dridgir Korsrens and Jason Kim- bel. Row 4: David Kromer, Missy Loud, Mike Lester, Kathryn Mod- sen, Missy McFarland, Michelle McHenry, Valerie Nunley. Jason Porker, Kelley Prough ond Hollie Rebhuhn Row 5: Gna Reyes, Kim Schilling, Jennifer Schnell, Tim Seitz, Tom Slininger, Scott Stephenson, Debra Srroch, Brent Thomsen, Lupe Torres, Alex Vanquarhem ond Amy Widener Docking up Corhy Grovirr wos rhe nnole donee review consisting of Sreve Hoyrcher, Dovid Kramer, Kurr Bodenbender, Mike Lesrer, Tim Seirz, Drod Deeuwsoerr and Joson Kimbei NHS officers ore. Dow 1 Tim Seirz (Vice President), Dow 2 Advisor Mr Duffy, Chris Johnson (Treasurer), Sreve Hoyrcher (Secretory) ond Advi sor Mr Woods, Dow 3 Jason Kimbei 203 Number Action The MHS Marh Team The srudenrs of rhe Marh ream compered in rhe Illinois Council of Teachers of Marhemorics conresr. They com- pered in reams or os individuals. The differenr reams ore geomerry. Algebra I, Algebra II, pre-calculus, and colculoror. There were rwo groups consisring of rwo or eighr people. One of borh in ninrh and renrh grade, and one of borh in elevenrh ond rwelfrh grade. In March of rhis yeor regionals were or Blackhawk. Srare was or Normal, ISU in April. The srudenrs rhor ore in grades renrh rhru rwelfrh grade ore able ro roke rhe American High School Marhemorics Exominorion resr. The ream cooch, Nancy McManus said, Ir gives rhem rigorous marhemorics problems rhey don ' r normally ger.” Freshman ond Sophomore marh ream consisted of: Row 1. Korhleen Johnson, Donielle Pyevich, Sreve Dick, Eric Meteor, Karl Bodenbender, Chris Youngquisr ond Taro Vize Row 2. Karen Drown. Sarah Holsen. Morr Gibson, More Christensen ond Charles Parsons Junior ond Senior marh ream consisred of Row 1, Lori Brunner. Chris Ruggles, Jason Kimbel, Morr VondeWiele ond Becki Miller Row 2. Dob Romos, Krisrin Smirh, Perer Denchoff, Joe Cravero, Chris Johnson, Jason Porker, Keirh Gerdes, Sreve Hoyrcher. 204 ° ve Kessler 01x1 D° ve Kramer Coaching rhe Marh Team is od visor Mrs McManus On the Political Side of Life Penniless bur proud Pdiricol Club officers ore Joe Crovero, (Secretory), Drenr Thomsen. (Vice- President); Ted Petersen, (Treasurer) and Dove Kramer, (President) Political Oub members ore Row 1, Lori Brunner, Debbie Srroch, James Fountain, Jim Shreve, Anthony Cravero ond Richard Drunk. Row: 2, Mr Sundberg, Karen Hindhede, Joel Carlson, Mike Lester, Erik Thompson, Dob Ramos ond L.J Foley r? Second ro One Science Club This year Mrs. Firzparrick and Miss Hulse made plans for over sixry members of rhe dub ro enjoy rhemselves by scheduling o hypnorisr, stargazing nighrs, and a movie nighr during rhe busy week of finals. The Science Club rook port in numerous acriviries over rhe school year. This included building a second place floor. They also went ro rhe Purnom museum ro see rhe dinosaurs and on many other field trips. (Top) Pausing for a momenr jusr before rhe dub picture ore Kelley Prough, Tim Seirz, Sreve Johnson and Jason Levin (Above) The Science Club members consisted of Row: 1, Joe Fonseca, Croig Johnson and Jason Parker Row 2, Jason Levin, Tim Seirz. Sreve Johnson. Molly Curry. Drenr Hymon. Kelley Prough, Teresa Gerlich, Shannon Ehmke, Mary Coopman, Mary Mulder, Jennifer Gersra l, Nodja Millare, Soroh Holsen and Anthony Cravero Row 3. Alex Hingsrrum, Randy Murdock, Sreve Donnenfeldr, Jason Kimbel. Tim Woeyoerr, Joe Cravero, Drenr Thomsen and Tom Slinmger (Righr) Trying our a new experimenr are Sreve Hayrcher, Chris Johnson and Grerchen Gende 206 The Guys in Yellow During rhe course of rhe year one club rook upon irself ro lend irs service ro o number of evenrs. Those men in rhe yellow jackets who won ' r ler you ro rhe srudenr secrion unril holfrime belong ro rhe Key Club. They hold rhose resrricrive ropes from rhe kickoff of foorboll season unril rhe losr buzzer of rhe boskerboll seoson. They chaperoned ar rhe Moline Kiwanis Pancake Dinner. The Key Clubbers even rook ir upon rhemselves ro poinr rhe srudenr parking lor in foil ' 87 and paved o new walkway leading rherero. The Maroon-o-Grams senr near Valenrine ' s Day and rhe Home- coming mums broughr in money. Bur rhe club rhen donored irs earnings ro projecrs, clubs, ond causes within and wirhour school. One such occasion was rhe donarions given ro nursing homes and preschools The club ' s adviser was Mr. George Schnooberger and rhe Kiwanis adviser was Mr Jack Meyer Before rhe parade Rich Qrunh and Bod McGrow joke obour srronge rhings The Key Clod (Front) Art lochne. KeHiey Prough, Mike Irwin. Julie Gushonas. Torn Slimnger, Moody Askom, Monique Meadows (Bock) Joe Crovero, L J Foley, Jerry Wesrerlund. Kim Moher, Samantha Dubois Ellen Ehrhordr Rick Brunk (secrarory). Rod McGrow (treasurer) ond srondmg Jerry Wesrerfund, Mike Irwin, ond L J Foley (president) gorher oround rheir heroic line maker after taymg our some nor so straight lines 207 u Srudenr Congress in charge Members of rhe Srudenr Congress Freshman doss ore (Row 1) Leigh Frazer, Shelley Loermons, Angie Duewel, Jenny Neosi, Alysso Me Inrire, Nichole Morion, James Vandiver (Row 2) Kelly Moneymaker, Johnno Jored, Mike Offer geld, and Greg Ruggles Srudenr Congress was o group of srudenrs who helped run rhe school. All congress members rook o course in Srudenr Lead- ership in which rhe srudenrs learned obour leadership and rhe Consrirurion. The doss was worrh only half a credir and did nor counr rowards Social Srudies. Srudenr Leadership was held during firsr and second hour each day. Each class hod sixreen represenrorives, eighr of whom were elecred. The orher eighr were drawn from a hor. Along wirh rhe rhirry-rwo represenrorives were four offi- cers. The officers were Chris Ruggles, President Jennifer Anderson, Vi ce-Presi- denr ; Drod Deeuwsaerr, Secrerary; and Molly Curry, Treasurer. Srudenr Congress has been o porr of Mo- Members of rhe Srudenr Congress Sophomore doss ore (Row 1) Sarah England, Carrie Cleorman, Amy Milse, Amy Phillips (Row 2) Todd Hoffsrarrer, Jeff Sraock, Ann Lawson, Karhleen Johnson, Sreve De Poorer, Don Weber, ond Karhleen Johnson 208 line High School for mony yeors ond has helped moke our high school more inter- esting ond fun for its students. Besides the Student Leadership doss the representa- tives ore required to take, they help with many school acrivires, Homecoming, Shore Joys, intromurols, Special Events Week, Sadie Hawkins, Core and Shore, ond mony other activities. For Homecoming Student Congress is in charge of the porode ond the Homecom- ing activities. For Shore Joys they collect money and ore in charge of the activities. During Core ond Shore, Congress collects conned goods that ore disrribured to needy families. The money collected dur- ing Special Events Week goes to the school for its own couses. Amy Geode, Shannon Graves, and Jenni Whire are showing rrue dedicanon ro rhe freshman class Mebers of rhe Srudenr Congress Junior Class ore, Row 1 : Mike Jeonco, Eric Edmunds. John Seusy, Lori Pisrer, Kim Homernick, ond Sarah Larson. 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July 29, 1970 « 243 Congratulations Shanon Congratulations Merry Coopman Love, MOM AND DAD 244 To rhe SENIOR CONTEMPORAIRES: We ' ve hod o great year, bur now it ' s over. In rhe event that you get lonely next year, we ' ve got some advice for you: 1) run down rhe halls of your school dorm yelling SAMBA! 2) donee a KICKLINE in rhe rain. 3) DOMINATE on entire cafeteria table. 4) GOSSIP about your bizarre DREAMS. 5) but most of oil, SMILE, we wont to see your TEETH! Good luck! Well miss you! The Junior Conremporaires Congratulations Jim 246 Scatterings of Talent This year we decided ro rely completely on rhe company ' s computer ' s index pro- gram. Therefore, you ' re going ro find tons of errors and boo-boos os Publius would soy. Last year we wasted six days on attempting ro correct things, and yet when we received rhe book, we found on error os eorly os Adams This year we decided rojusr let it go. We figured you ' d find your own pictures anyway. Approximately 5,200 pictures were tok- en for rhe book this year. Scattered throughout rhe index ore extra pictures token by this year ' s talented staff that we found ro be exceptionally great! Hope you like ' em. Arnold, Don 09 (94, 192) Deeuwsoert, Drodley 12 (25) A = Applause Arnold, Dorthy 12 (25) Arnold, Joy 10 (76) Dell, Anne (119) Dell, Jason 12 (26) Arnold, Julio 11 (60) Dell, Jennifer (91) Abbirr. Krisra 09 (94, 169) Arnold, Kevin 12 (25) Dell, Timothy (112) Abbort, James 09 (94) Ashmore, Chuck 11 (60) Dell, William (119) Abborr. Theresa 11 (59) Dellville, Lori (189) Abtngron, Druce (11) (59) D = Balloon Delville, Lori 12 (26) Abney, Dale 09 (94) Delville. Srormie (91) Ackerlond. Chris 11 (59) Denchoff, Pete (198) Ackerlond, Michelle 11 (59) Denchoff, Peter 11 (60, 204) Ackermann, Mary 10 (76, 102, 160) Dobcock, Iro 10 (76) Deader. Dob (189) Acri, Tim 10 (76. 128) Dobcock, Jennifer 09 (94) Deader, Mike 10 (76) Adam, John (112) Dobcock, Jenny (192) Deade r, Robert 12 (26) Adorns. Carol 12 (17. 24, 202, 203) Dobcock, John 09 (94, 146) Denhort, Keith 10 (76) Adams, Chris 10 (76, 128) Dobcock, Jonno 11 (60) Denner. Keir 12- (26) Adorns, Dove (129) Docus, Kirsten 11 (60) Dennett, Keir (136) Adams, David 09 (94) Dodger, Corson 09 (94) Dennett. Kier (28) Adams, Gena 09 (94) Dadillo, Mark 10 (76) Denson. Dud 09 (95, 129) Adams, Jason 11 (59) Dogley, Patrick 12 (25) Denson, Deborah 12 (26) Adams, Shirley 11 (59) Dailey, Aaron 10 (76) Denz, Ryon 12 (26) Adorns, William (112) Doiley, Decky 12 (25, 188) Dernhordr, Angela 10 (76) Adler, Decky 09 (94, 172) Dailey, Kevin 09 (94, 159) Dernhordr, Angie (177) Adlev, Decky (161) Doily, Decky (178) Derry, Mr (193) Aque, Crissy 11 (59) Doily, Kevin (177) Derry, Patrick (40. 112) Aque, Dorrie 09 (94) Doker, Chris 12 (25) Derr hod, Drondon 11 (60) Ahlsredr. Shelley 10 (76) Doker, Doug 09 (94) Deserra. Lisa 09 (95) Ahlsredr, Shelly (134) Doker, Gale (189) Deserra, Lorenzo (91) Ainsworrh, Jennifer 11 (59) Doker, Goyle 12 (25) Dessert, Steve 09 (95) Airken, Carol (112) Doker, Tim (128) Desr, Trocy (119, 128) Albers, Mike 10 (76) Doker, Tonya 09 (94) Dertis, Chod 12 (26) Albertson, Dick 10 (76) Dollord. Chad 10 (76. 128) Derrs, Glenn (112) Alexander. Jason (128) Dollord, Chris (159. 174) Devons, Erica 09 (95, 169, 170) Alexander, Sally 09 (94, 172) Dollord, Christine 11 (60) Digelow, Chod 09 (95) Alford, Diane 12 (24) Dollord. Lori 09 (94. 169. 170) Dillings, David 10 (76) Allemeier, John 12 (24, 174) Bollmon, Chris 09 (94. 137, 145) Disby, Phillip 10 06 ) Allen, Cindy (189) Dallmann, Angelo 10 (76) Discorine, Terry (91) Allen, Cyndi 12 (24) Dolrzell, Dill (136) Dishop, Monica 09 (95) Allen, LDrian 12 (24) Dolrzell, William (112) Direl, KeUly 12 (26) Allen, Melissa 10 (76) Donfiek), Karo 09 (94) Direl, Kelly (127) Allen, Michelle 11 (59) Donfiekj, Melanie (112) Djorkmon, Allyson 09 (95, 135) Allen, Theresa 11 (59) Danks, Stephanie 09 (94) Djursrrom, Jayson 10 (76) Allinger, Jennifer (91) Dorojos, Angie 11 (60) Djursrrom, Sheila 10 (76) Allison, Druce 11 (59, 59, 127. 136) Doraks, Jana 12 (25, 178) Dlock. Eric 11 (60) Allison, Darcy 12 (24) Darber, Chrisrianna 09 (94, 169) Dlack, Jason 09 (95) Allison, Jay 09 (94) Dorber, David 11 (60) Dlock, Jeff 12 (26, 124, 125, 146) Almquisr, Jennifer 10 (76) Darber, James (119) Dlock, Scott 09 (95) Alsredr, Shelly (135) Dorlett, Tricio 09 (94) Dlackmon, Jenifer 12 (26) Alremeier, Shawn 11 (59, 128) Domes, Down 12 (25, 134) Dkxkwell, Kelly 11 (60) Alvarez, Jesse 10 (76) Domes, Myb 09 (94) Dlock wood, Tina 10 (76, 91) Ames, Srephanie 12 (24) Domes, Rondo 09 (94) DIair. Angie 11 (50) Andersen, John 10 (76) Domes, Willie 09 (94) Dbir. Jorgio 10 06 , 132, 140) Anderson, Amber 12 (24) Dornerr, John 10 (76) Dlonc, Darb (135) Anderson, Angie 10 (76) Domett, Trisha 10 (76) Dlonc, Dorbro 09 (95) Anderson, Carla 12 (24) Dorns, Willie (137) Dlonc, Dev 11 (60, 174, 188) Anderson, Chris (188) Dorr, Thomas 12 (25) Dlankenship, Jennifer 10 (76, 140) Anderson, Christine 09 (94) Darrels, Steven 11 (60) Dbnkenship, Vernon 11 (60) Anderson, Christopher 12 (24) Darrels, Todd 12 (25) Dloser, Edwin (112) Anderson, Danny 12 (24) Dotes, Craig 11 (60) Dlaser, Stephen 10 (76) Anderson, Dove 09 (94, 129) Dotson, John 12 (25) Bledsoe, Drenda 09 (95, 171) Anderson, Gene 10 (76) Darrin, Alsson 11 (60) Dledsoe, Teresa 12 (26) Anderson, Heath 10 (76) Dorrin, Denzil 09 (94, 129, 169) Dlenrlinger, Ryon 11 (60, 131) Anderson, Jason 10 (76) Dougher, Steven (91) Dleyoert, Roxanne 12 (26) Anderson, Jennifer 12 (7, 15, 24, 94) Doumonn, Erik (91) Dlomquisr, John (112, 145) Anderson. Jenny 11 (59) Daumann. Todd 10 (76) Dloom. Jason 09 (95) Anderson, Josh 09 (94) Dauwens, Steve 11 (60) Dloomer, Todd 09 (95) Anderson, Karen (112) Deal, Susan (177) Doardmon, Charles (112) Anderson, Kori 11 (59) Deal, Susanne 09 (94) Doordmon, Chuck (135) Anderson, Leo 09 (94) Deale. Kelly 10 (76) Dodenbender, Kori 10 06 , 87, 159, 161. 163, 168, 170. Anderson, Matthew 11 (59) Dean, Jeff 12 (25) 176, 198, 204) Anderson, Michele 12 (24) Dear, Steve 11 (60, 128) Dodenbender. Kurt 12 (26, 159, 202, 203) Anderson, Polly 12 (25) Deord, Alan 11 (60) Dodenhomer, Down 10 (76) Anderson, Sarah 11 (59) Deard, Ed (168, 170) Doelens, Kris (133, 168) Anderson, Scott 11 (60) Deord, Jennifer 09 (94) Doelens, Kristina 10 (76) Anderson, Sylvia (112) Deo tty, Sonya 11 (60) Doqdon, John (113, 132) Anderson, Teresa 11 (60) Deouchomp, Tonya 12 (25) Dogener, Melissa 11 (60) Anderson, Ten (59, 132) Debber, Jason 09 (94, 137) Dombouer, Shannon 09 (94) Anderson, Terri 09 (94) Deck, Debra 11 (60) Doney. Melissa 12 (26) Anderson, Tricio 10 (76) Decker, Jana 10 (76, 150) Doorh, Chris 10 (76) Andress, Robert 09 (94) Decker. Lori 09 (94) Dopes, Lorry (113) Andress, Tom 12 (25) Decker, Kristie (192) Dos ton. Leslie 11 (60) Angelo , Michael 12 (25) Deckert, Kristy 09 (94) Doren, Carol 10 (76, 132, 176, 198) Antu, Crysrol 10 (76) Deckmon, Eric 09 (94) Dousson, Srocey 09 (95) Anru. Shanrel 11 (60) Deckman, Mott 11 (60, 159, 174) Dowers. Drion 12 (26, 128) Arch, Deok 11 (60) Deckmonn, Delores (112, 115) Dowles, Michele 10 (76, 134) Argenbrighr, Jennifer 09 (94) Deckmonn, Mart (159) Dow man, Harmon (119) Armstrong, Corrie 09 (94, 150) Dedienr, Kim 09 (94) Dowser, Scott 10 (76) Armstrong, Jennifer 10 (76, 159, 176) Dedwdl, Druce 11 (59, 60, 68. 128) Dover, Chris 10 (76) Armstrong, Sondi 11 (60) Deert. Dnon 11 (60, 177) Dover. Deanna 10 (76) Arnett. Jeff 09 (94) Deert, Jason 09 (94, 169) Dover, Todd 10 (77) Arnett, Jennifer 09 (94, 124) Deeuwsoert, Drad (15, 46, 49, 117, 160, 161, 202, 203) Doyum, Chris 11 (50) 247 248 Drodford. Adno (137) Drodford, Adrivel 09 (95) Drodford, Henry (91) Drodley, Shannon (91) Droer, James 12 (26) Brohm, Driom (146) Drohm. Drion 12 (27, 128) Branch, Jocqueline 12 (27) Brandon, JoAnn 10 (77) Brondr, Greg 11 (60) Brandr, Mindy 09 (95) Drondr. Warren (113) Brasmer. Oano 12 (27) Brouneis, Allison 11 (60, 168) Breecher, Dridgir 12 (7, 27, 202) Dreecher, Chris 09 (95) Brendel, Tommy 11 (60) Bndgford, Kan 09 (95) Drier, Tamara 11 (60) Briggs, Jessica 12 (27) Brinkman, Kyle 12 (27) Brinkman, Scot 09 (95) Brodd, Philip 09 (95) Droer, Scorr 10 (77) Brooks, Darbara (113) Brooks, Krisron 12 (27) Brooks, Krisrin (32, 133, 159, 174) Drooks, Diehard 11 (60) Droughron, Brad 10 (77) Drown, Aaron 09 (95) Brown, Ceteno 09 (95) Brown, Dovid 10 (88) Brown. Jock (113) Drown, Karen 10 (77, 168, 170, 204) Drown, Lisa 11 (60, 188) Drown, Tonya (119) Brown, Tosha 11 (60) Brown, Tim (91) Brubaker, Lee 11 (60) Druchnnonn, Janno 10 (77) Bruesewirz, Josh 10 (77) Drumas, Down 11 (60) Drunck, Dick (198) Drunk. Dichord 10 (77, 205) Drunk. Dick (189) Brunner, Lori 12 (27, 202, 204. 205) Bruns void, Doug 10 (77) Dryon. Cindy 10 (77) Dryon, Morcie 12 (27) Dryon, Teresa 11 (60) Bryan. Ten (159, 174, 192) Dryonr, Trovis 09 (95) Buchanan, Dorci 09 (95) Buchonon, Darcie (177) Buchsreiner, Andrea 11 (60) Buck, Gronr 11 (60) Buckingham, Todd 12 (27) Buckles, Jennifer 09 (95) Duckies, Jenny (172) Duckies, John 11 (58, 61, 124, 146) Buckley, Jennifer 10 (77) Buckley, Julie 09 (95) Duckley. Theresa 09 (95) Duffmgron, Shelly 09 (95) Duffing r on, Troci 11 (61) Duhle. Poulo 11 (61) Duker. Melissa (91) Dull. Por 09 (95) Dulrynck, Por 09 (95) Bundy, Bonnie 12 (27) Burocker, Heorher 12 (27, 159, 166, 174, 178, 198. 202, 203) Burocker, Heidi 09 (95, 177) Durbridge, Shelly 12 (27) Durch, Michelle 11 (61) Durke, Por (15, 28, 136) Burke, Parrick 12 (27, 202) Durleson. John 11 (61) Burney, Melissa 09 (95) Durney, Michelle 12 (27, 168) Durns, Chrisropher 11 (61) Durns, Cynrhio 12 (27) Burns, Kelli 10 (77) Burns, Mark 11 (61) Burns. Nicholas 11 (61) Burns, Dosolie (113, 114) Durr, Andrew 11 (61) Bushman, Gory (64, 113) Bushman. Lisa 12 (17, 27) Bushman, Todd 10 (77) Bushong, Showno (91) Durcher, Dorren 12 (27) Burcher. Dyon 09 (95. 129) Burler,, Crysrol 09 (96) Burler, Down 10 (77) Duzord, John (170) Duzeo, Tommy 10 (88) Buzzard. John 12 (27. 168) By am. Scorr 10 (77) Bye, Aimee 09 (96) Byrd, Marianne 11 (61) Dyrd, Trocy 10 (77) Dyrne, Jeffrey 10 (77) Dyrns. Scorr (176) C = Conferri Codle. Morgorer 09 (96) Codie . Margie (177) Codwolloder. Amy 11 (61) Cohill, Jennifer 12 (27) Com, Dons 12 (28. 189) Coin, Julie 10 (77) Com, Denee (113, 133) Cokjwell, Jason 11 (61) Caldwell, Dandy 10 (77) Coldwell, Shelly 11 (61) CoHow. Misry 10 (77. 172) Comorillo, Arme 09 (96, 129) Cambell, Mike (129) Camery, Amy 12 (28) Comp- Allen, Monico (113) Campbell, Mike 09 96, 169, 170) Compbell, Poulo 09 (96) Compos, Ty 11 (61) Confield, Jason 11 (61) Coros, Eddie 10 (77) Cordenos, John 09 (96) Cardoso, Adorn 10 (77) Corey. Joseph 09 (96) Conus. Melindo 12 (28. 54) Corizey, Dene 09 (96. 129) Carlin, Angel 11 (61) Corlin, Gory 10 (77) Corts, Judirh (113) Carls. Lorry (113, 124) Corlson, Debbie 09 (96, 97) Corlson, Doug 10 (77) Corlson. Jeff 12 (28) Corlson, Joel 12 (28, 198, 202, 205) Corlson, Kris (192) Corlson, Krisrine 12 (28) Corlson, Lourie 11 (61) Corlson, Leslie 11 (61) Corlson, Liso 11 (61, 61, 62, 178) Corlson, Denee 10 (77. 168) Cormolillo, Arnie (146) Cororhers. Andreo 12 (28, 132, 140) Corpenrer. Amy 12 (28) Corpenrer, James 12 (28, 159) Corpenrer, J im (174) Corpenrer, Kim 09 (96) Corpenner. Brian 10 (77) Corroll, Tim 10 (78) Carroll, Zock 10 (78) Corson. Adorn 12 (28, 128) Corson, Pom 10 (78) Corrher, Paul (119, 128) Cose, Cullen (113) Cosey, Kenny 10 (78) Cosey, Keri 12 (28) Casillas, Dodney 12 (29) Cosrens, Alison 10 (78, 87) Cosrillo. Fernando 09 (96) Cosrner. Heorhe (161) Casrner, Heorher 09 (96) Cosrro, Jose 10 (78, 168) Cosrro, Parncia 11 (61) Coswell. Susan 11 (61) Coswell. Susie (7. 159, 192, 198) Core, Down 12 (29) Corlerr, Come 10 (78) Ce a, Angie 09 (96) Cervonres. Mark 11 (61) Chambers, Alicia 10 (78) Chambers. Tim 11 (61) Champion, Lynn 11 (61) Chon, Andrew 12 (29) Chonoy, Lynn (113) Chondler, Shown 10 (78) Chandler. Tommy 11 (61) Chondler. Terri 09 (96) Chappell, Serh 10 (78) Chezum, Andreo 09 (96) Chhoun, Theany 12 (29) Chlebowski, Sreve 09 (96) Choore, Amy 09 (96, 177) Chrisrensen. Dona 09 (96) Chrisrensen, Jen 12 (29, 202) Chrisrensen. 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' 85- ' 86, President ' 87, V.Pres Sru- denr Congress ' 88, French Club 9-11; French Honor Society 9-11; Varsity Tennis 9-11; Srudenr Congress 9,10,12; Junior Rorarian; Homecoming Court Arnold, Kevin Golf Dailey, Rebecca ADC 11,12; Bond 9,10; Concert Bond 9; Conremporoires 11,12; Office Occupations 12; Pep Bond 9,10, Stage Crew 9-11, Sym- phonic Bond 10, Thespians 10-12 Baraks, Jana ADC 12; Bond 9; Concert Band 9; Conremporoires 11,12, Gym- nastics 9-12; Volleyball 9,10 Barnes, Dawn ADC 12; Conrempor- oires 11; Cheerleoding 10; Volleyball 9-12; Basketball 9-12 Beard, Ed Bond 9-12; Concert Bond 9; Music Mon 12; Pep Bond 9,12, Symphonic Bond 10,11,12 Beauchamp, Tonya ADC 12; Co-Op; Vicco; C.W.T Bradley, Beeuwsaert ADC 12, Kalei- doscripr 10,11,12(Co- Editor); LO ' T 11,12; M 11,12; Stage Crew 10,11; NHS 11,12; Twelve Angry Jurors ; Up the Down Staircase ; Thieves Carnival; Fame ; Junie Moon ; Class Dismissed ; Spanish Club 11; Spanish Honor Society 10,11, Football 9; Track 9,10,11; Srudenr Congress 11,12(Congress Secretory 12); Thespi- ans 10,11(Sec. of Stage Crew) 12 (His- torian) Bell, Jason ADC 12 Benson, Deborah DO Vice Pres 12 Bitel, Kelly Concert Bond 10, Golf 11,12 Black, Jeff Football 9; Wrestling 9; Cross Country 10-12; Track 9-12 Blackman, Jenifer Bond, Concert Bond, Office Occupations, Spirits Bledsoe, Teresa ADC 12, FBLA 9 ; Spanish Club 10,11, Basketball 9-11 Bodenbender, Kurt ADC 12; Bond 9 ; German Club 12; Music Mon 12; NHS 11,12; Track 9; Wrestling 9-12 Boney, Missy ADC 12; Science Club 12; Basketball 9,10,Co-Op 11,12, Vicco 11,12 Bowers, Brian ADC 12; Football 9-12; Basketball 9 ; Baseball 9,10 Brahm, Brian ADC 12; Larin Club 11,12; Ski Club 12; Spanish Club 11; Football 9- 12; Track 9-12, Inrromurals 11,12 Breecher, Bridgit ADC 12; French Club 11,12; French Honor Society 10- 12(Vice Pres 12); LO ' T 10; NHS 11,12; Science Club 12, Basketball 9-12 Brunner, Lori Bond 9-12; Concert Bond 9 ; Moth Team 11,12; NHS 11,12; Pep Bond 11; Political Club 11,12; Spanish Club 11; Swimming 9, Golf 10; Track 10, Symphonic Bond 10-12 Buraker, Heather Acapella Choir 10, Concert Choir 11,12; Conremporoires 12; Forensics 9 ; French Honor Society 12 ; Kaleidoscripr 9,12; Latin Club 9,10; LO ' T 10-12; M 9-11; Math Team 9; Hello Dolly 11; Music Mon 12; NHS 11,12; Paper Chose 9 ; House of Arreus ; Up the Down 10, Twelve Angry Jurors 10; Miser 12; Thespians 10-12 (Pres. 12) Burke, Patrick Latin Club 9-12; NHS 11,12; Football 9 ; Basketball 9-12, Baseball 9 Burns, Cynthia Band 9,10; Concert Bond 10; Kaleidoscripr 9; Vicco 11 12 Co-Op 11,12 Bushman, Lisa ADC 12, Kaleidoscripr 9 ; Spirits 9; Srudenr Congress 10-12 Butcher, Darren Wrestling 10-12 Buzard, John Bond 9-12; Concert Bond 9, Pep Bond 10-12, Symphonic Bond 10 - 12 Cain, Doris HERO 11,12 Casey, Keri ADC 12; Spirits 10 Carius, Melinda ADC 12; Ski Club 9,10,11; Volleyball 9,10, Cheerleoding 11; Inrromurals 10,11 Carlson, Joel LO ' T 11,12; Moth Team 9 ; NHS 11,12; Political Club 12; Spanish Club 9,10, Spanish Honor Society 10’ 12; Basketball 9 Carlson, Kristine Concert Choir 12; French Club 12; French Honor Society 12 ; LO ' T 12 Carlson, Todd Wrestling 10 Carothers, Andrea ADC 12, Diving 9 12, Gymnastics 9-12; Track 9,10,12 Cate, Dietra Acapello Choir 9,10; Con- cert Choir 11; Ski Club 11,12; Volleyball 9,10; Cheerleoding 9,10 Chan, Andrew Swimming,- Stage Crew Christensen, Jeri ADC 12; Bond 9; NHS 11, i2; Ski Club IKProgram Direc- tor), ; Spanish Honor Society 10-12, Softball 10, Inrromurals 11 Clover, Angela Track 9-12 Clouse, Ryan ADC 12; Spanish Honor Society 11,12 Cole, LaShawn ADC 12; Office Occu- pations 12 (Tres 12); Volleyball 10 Cook, Jeff ADC 12; Jazz Bond 9,10; Basketball 9; Football 9, Stage Crew 12; Inrromurals 11,12; Kaleidoscripr 11,12; Ski Club 9-11; Spanish Club 10, Tennis 9-12 Coopman, Merry Senoir Class Vice Pres; M 9-12; NHS 11,12; Science Club 12; Spanish Club 9-11, Spanish Honor Society 10,11; Swimming 9-12; Srudenr Congress 9 Courter, Todd Baseball 9,10 Cramm, Selena Spirits 9 Cravero, Joseph Bond 9; Concert Bond 9, FBLA 10, 11(Vice Pres, and Regional Sec.),12(Vice Pres.),- Kalei- doscripr 12; Key Club 12; Moth Team 9-12; NHS 11,12; Political Club 11,12(Sec.) ; Science Club 12; Ski Club 9-12; Spanish Honor Society 11,12 Cunningham, Nancee Acapella Choir 11; Bond 9 ; Concert Choir 11,12; Hel- lo Dolly 11, Track Curry, Molly ADC 12, Secretory Trea- surer 11; Conremporoires 11,12, French Club 11,12; French Honor Soci- ety 10-12, Kaleidoscripr 12; LO ' T 11; M 9-12; NHS 11,12, Science Club 12; Cheerleoding 9-12, Inrromurals 11,12; Srudenr Council 10-12; Secretory Treasurer 12, Mixed Chorus 9, One Night of Melody 10-12 Daggett, Mandy ADC 12; Band 9-10; Spirits 10 Dare, Chad LO ' T 12; Basketball 9- 12(Monoger) ; Football 9 ; Baseball 10- 12(Monager), Varsity Letter Winners Club 10-12, M M ' s Dannefeldt, Steve ADC 12, NHS 12d, Science Club 12; Spanish Honor Soci- ety 11; Football 9-12, Basketball 9 11, Track 9-12, Jr. Marshall 11, • M M ' s 12 Class Dismiss ed 12 Davidson, Scott Acapella Choir 9-11; Bond 9-11, Concerr Choir 10-12; Con- cert Bond 9-12; HERO 10-12, Kaleido- scripr 10-12 De Bord, Tabitha Volleyball 9,10 De Lille, Beth Conremporoires 11,12 Derrick, Patty Bond 9-12, Concerr Bond 9, Pep Bond 10-12; Symphonic Bond 12 Detaeye, Todd Football 10 Dhaenens, Michael Football 10 Dinneweth, Marci ADC 12; Student Congress 9,10; Inrromurols 9-12 Dondanville, Paul Key Club 9; Swim- ming 9,10 Duffy, Darren FBLA 10;Sales and MKT 12; Ski Club 9-12 Dundy, Shawna Soles ond MKT 11; Office Occupations 12(Pres.) Dunne, Johnna ADC 12; Bond 9; NHS 11,12; Spanish Honor Society 10-12 Durham, LeAndrea Conremporoires 11,12; C.W.T 11,12 Dwyer, Kim ADC 12; French Club 9-12 (11-V.Pres)(12-Pres.) ; HERO 11,12; Track 9,10; Student Congress 10,11; Inrromurols 9-12 Dyar, Doug HERO 11,12 Eller, Stacy ADC 12; Fame 11 Ege, Jennifer M 9,10; Science Club 12, Spanish Honor Society 12; Spirits 12 Ehmke, Shanon ADC 12, Science Club 12; Ski Club 12; Spanish Club 10,11; Spirits 9, Volleyball 9,10 Ehrhordt, Jim Bond 9; Concerr Band 9; Latin Club 11,12 Erickson, Mike Track 11 Fay, Sophorn Science Club 11 Ferry, Ken Concerr Bond 11,12; ' ' Hello Dolly 11; Music Mon 12; Orchestra 9- 12; Tennis 9, One Night of Melo- dy Fisher, Angie Acapella Choir 9,10; Of- fice Occupations 12COP) Fitch, Tiffany ADC 12 Fleming, Peter ADC 12; Larin Club 9; Miser 12; Spanish Honor Society 12; Political Club 12, Golf 9-12, Track 9-11; Student Congress Representative 11 Foley L.J. FBLA 11(Sec),12; Koleidoscripr 10- 12; Key Club 11,12(Pres ); Political Club 11,12; Science Club 10-12; Foot- ball 11,12(Srors) ; Wrestling (Stars); Spanish Club 11,12 Gamble, Brett Swimming 9-12, Kolei- doscripr 12 Genac, Lisa Orchestra 9,10, Spanish Honor Society 10-12 Gende, Gretchen 10-12(Pres-12), Kolei- doscripr 11,12; Latin ClubCCulrurol Af- fairs Director); M” 10-12; Moth Team 9-11, NHS 11,12; Rebel ; Up rhe Down ; Fame”; Junie Moon ; Class Dismissed ; Science Club 12(V.Pres), Spirits 9; Swimming 9; Basketball 9 ; Track 9,10,12; Cross Country 10; Congress Rep. 10-12; Thespians 11,12 Gerlich, Teresa ADC 12; Science Club 12; Gymnastics 9-12; Cheerleoding 9- 12, Inrromurols 9-12, Class Dis- missed 12 Gibson, Brian Ski Club 9-12; Golf 9-11 Gilliam, Michael German Club Tres 12, Larin Club 9 ; Soccer 10-12, Track 12 Goodman, Rick LO ' T; Stage Crew, In- rromurols Grafton, Susie Latin Club 11; M 9-11; Orchestra 9,10; The Paper Chose ; Spirits 10 Graham, Andrea German Club 9,10,12 Green, Donnie Soles ond MKT 12; Football 9,10, Boseboll 9-12, Wrestling 9 Grisham, James Bond 9; German Club 9, Soles ond MKT 12; Audio Visual 9,10,12 Gritton, Brenda Concerr Bond 9, Jazz Bond 11,12; NHS 11,12; Ski Club 9 ; Pep Bond 10,11; Spanish Honor Society 11; Swimming 9,12; Symphonic Bond IQ- 12 Gronkirsf Lotto ADC 12; Ski Club 12; Student Congress 12 Gustafson, Alan Acapella Choir 10; Concert Choir 11,12; FBLA 12, Latin Club 10-12; Music Mon 12; Political Club 12 Gustafson, Pam ADC 12; Conrempor- oires 12; Music Mon 12; Thieves Carnival 11, Spanish Club 11; Spanish Honor Society 11 Hamm, Jim Orchestra Hammill, Kelly Inrromurols Hansen, Scott ADC 12; Soles ond MKT 10-12; Football 9; Basketball 9,10 Horland, Lisa Bond 9,10; German Club 9 Hauman, Jennifer German Club 11,12; Orchestra 9; Ski Club Haytcher, Stephen ADC 12; Bond 9- 12, Concerr Bond 10-12, Jazz Band 11,12, Latin Club 11,12 (Pres ); Morh Team 11,12; NHS 11,12(Sec.) ; Pep Bond 10-12; Science Club 12(Sec. Tres ); Symphonic Bond 9, Marching Bond 10-12 Hemm, John Bond 9-12; Concerr Bond 9; Concerr Choir 11,12; French Club 10, French Honor Society; Jazz Bond 10-12; Orchestra 12; Pep Bond 9-12, Wresrling 9; Track 9; Golf 10 12; Sym phonic Bond 10-12 Hendricks, Marybeth ADC 12, Secre rary Treasurer 12, Conremporoires 11,12, French Honor Society 9; Track 12; Student Congress 12 Hicks, Pat Trock Hinhede, Karen Koleidoscripr 9-12 (Edi- tor 12) ; Forensics 10; Larin Club 11,12, LO ' T 10-12(secrion Editor oil 3 years); NHS 11,12; Orchestra 9 ; Up rhe Down Sraircase 10; Political Club 12 ; Inrramurals 9 Hodge, Chris Track 9-12; Football 9 Hodge, Stephen ADC 12; German Club 9,10; Wresrling 10,11; Inrramurals 12 Hollowell, Tamela HERO 12 Hon, Alan FBLA 10-12(Pres. 12); Office Occupations 11,12; Track 10 Hopkins, Bradley Bond 9,11,12, Con- cerr Band 9, Basketball 9-12, Football 9-12 Hudders, Alison ADC 12, French Club 10, Key Club 12; Science Club 12; Ski Club 9-12; Spirirs 10 Husson, Wendy ADC 12; Conrempor- oires 12; Orchestra 9,10, The House of Arreus 9 ; Spanish Honor Society 11; Swimming 9,10, Trock 9,10 Jack, Lance ADC 12; Concerr Choir9; French Club 11, French Honor Society 11; Koleidoscripr 11,12; Key Club 11, Larin Club 9-12, LO ' T 9,10; M 11,12. Morh Team 9,10; Office Occupations 9-12; Political Club 10 12; Science Club 10,11; Ski Club 9-12; Football 9-12, Track 9-12; Wresrling 9-11; Inrramurals 11,12; Male Cheerleader 12 James, Dave Baseball 9-12; Football 9, Wresrling 9,10 Jarrin, Andrea ADC 12, Office Occupa rions 12 Jeongco, Marion Band 9, Tennis 9 12(Capr,12); Inrramurals Jeskie, Chris Basketball 9 Johnson, Christopher ADC 12; Ger- man Club 9-12; M 12; Math Team 9-12; NHS 11,12(Treasurer 12); Science Club 10-l2(Pres. 12); Inrramurals 12 Lang, Jackie Choir 9,10 Larson, Jane French Honor Sociery 9- 12(Tres 11); NHS 11,12; Softball 9 Laud, Missy ADC 12; NHS 11,12, Spirirs 9,10; Gymnastics 9-12, Cheerleading 9-12; Student Congress 9,10; Letter man ' s Club 10-12 Lawson, Monfelle Sales and MKT 11,12 Leaf, Scoff German Club 9-11; Office Occupations 12; Inrramurals Lear, Julie Concerr Bond 9-11; Orches- rra; Sales and MKT, Spirits; Wresrler- erres 11 Lear, Kim Band 9, Concerr Band 9; Sales and MKT 12; Spirits 12; Wresrler- erres 11 Lesfer, Mike Acapella Choir 10; ADC 12, Concerr Choir 11,12; Larin Club 11,12; Hello Dolly ' ' 11; Music Mon ' ' 12, NHS 11,12; Polirical Club 12; Track 9,10, Cross Country 9-11; Swimming 9-12 Lindell, David Swimming 10,11 Lochrie, Arf German Club 9-12, LO’T 12 ; M 10-12(Secr. Ediror 12) Lopez, Laura Spanish Honor Society 10; QC Scholars 12 Lovelace, Stefanie ADC 12; Sales and MKT 12 Lydon, Michele ADC 12; Sales and MKT 11,12, Golf 9 Lyon, Tammy Office Occupations 11,12 Mahalla, Mindy ADC 12; Sales and MKT 12; Srage Crew 9,10 Marion, Shannon ADC 12; Spirits 9,10; Congress Rep. 9,10; J.A. 9-12 Martin, Angela Ski Club 11,12; Spanish Club 10,11, Spanish Honor Society 10,11 Mason, Katie German Club 9; Gym- nastics 9-12 Massie, Brooke Conremporaires 11; Gymnastics 9-12; Cheerleading 9,10, Varsiry Lerrer Winner ' s Club 10-12 Masters, Mary HERO 12 Mayfield, Brian Track 912, Cross Country 10-12 McAdams, Kevin Science Club 12; Ski Club 10-12; Track 10-12, Cross Country 12 McFarland, Melissa ADC 12; NHS 11,12; Science Club 12; Spanish Club 9,11, Spanish Honor Society 10-12; Mixed Chorus 9 ; Wresrlererre 10 McGaughy, Mark Concerr Band 9, Jazz Band 9-11; Pep Band 9-11; Sym- phonic Band 10-12 McHenry, Michelle LO ' T 11,12 (Arr Edi ror 12); NHS 11,12, Ski Club 12, Spanish Honor Society 11 ; Spanish Club 11 McKinney, Lisa ADC 12, Sales and MKT 12 McKinnon, Timothy ADC 12, Jazz Band 9,10; Kaleidoscripr 11,12; Ski Club 9-11; Spanish Club 11,12; Baseball 9-12; Basketball 9; Srage Crew 12, Inrramurals 9-12 McLaughlin, Jennifer ADC 12, French Club 11; French Honor Sociery 10-12; Kaleidoscripr 9,10; Science Club 12; Srudenr Congress 11,12 McNeal, Wendy Concerr Choir 9-12, Flag Corps 9; Music Man” 12; Sofr- ball 9 Medina, Kristy HERO Meyer, Kelly ADC 12; Larin Club 10,11; M” 12, Srage Crew 9 Miller, Tracy ADC 12; HERO 12 Mockmore, Holly Key Club 10, Sales and MKT 12; Spanish Honor Sociery 11 Moffitt, Amy ADC 12; Science Club 11,12; Ski Club 11; Spanish Club 11; Spanish Honor Sociery 10,11; Tennis 10-12; Inrramurals 9,11,12 Moffitt, Jeff Ski Club 11 Monteyne, Sean Foorball 9-12; Wres- rling 9,10, Track 9-12, Lerrer Winners Club 10,11 Mohr, Steve Basketball 9 Mohrman, Chris Foorball 9-12; Wres- rling 9,10 Moore, Shawn ADC 12, Ski Club 12 Moskowitz, Julie ADC 12; Office Occu- pations 12; Inrramurals 12; Swimming 9 Murdock III, Randy Larin Club 10-12; Srage Crew 12; M 12; Polirical Club 12; Science 11,12 Murphy, Sherri ADC 12; Acapella Choir 10; Concerr Choir 11,12, Conrempor- aires 11,12; Hello Dolly ' ' 11; Spirits 11; Vollyball 9-12, Srudenr Congress 9,10; One Nighr of Melody” Myers, Tracey ADC 12, Spirits 10; Vol- leyball 9-12; Basketball 9-12, Track 9- 11; Softball 12 Nunley, Valerie ADC 12; Conrempor- aires 11,12; Kaleidoscripr 9-12 (Ediror 12); Larin Club 9,10(Pres.), 11(V. Pres ); LO ' T 10 ' ; M” 11; Marh Team 9,10; NHS 11,12, Up rhe Down Stair- case” 10; David and Lisa” 10; Fame” 11; Junie Moon” 12; Class Dismissed” (Srudenr Direcror) 12; Vol- leyball 9,10, Thespians 11,12; Biology Team 9, Chemistry Team 12 Ohlsen, Scott Baseball 10-12 Page, Scott Band 9-12; Concerr Band 9 ; German Club 12, Jazz 11,12; NHS 12, Pep Band 10-12, Tennis 9,10; Sym- phonic Band 10-12 Park, Penny ADC 12 Parker, Jason ADC 12; Kaleidoscripr 11,12, Larin Club 9-12; LO ' T 11,12; M” 11,12; Marh Team 11,12; NHS 11,12; Science Club 12 ; Inrramurals 12 Peterson, Stephane ADC 12; Office Occupations 12, Sales and MKT 12, Inrramurals 12 Pavalok, Mike Electronics Club 11,12(Pres 12) Paxton, Bill Track 9,10 Perez, Rene Baseball 10,11 Perey Tempr HERO 12 Petersen, Amy ADC 12; HERO 12 Peterson, Terren FBLA 12(Tres.); Key Club 10; Polirical Club 11,12 (Tres.); In- rramurals 11,12 Peterson, Tom ADC 12; Swimming 9-11 Pheiffer, Steven Concerr Choir 12, German Club 9,10,12; Kaleidoscripr 10; LO ' T 12; Music Man” 12; Office Occupations 10, Video Crew 10-12 Pierce, Richard Larin Club 9-12; Marh Team 11,12; Srage Crew 12 Pollard, Michele Sofrball 9,10,12; Track 9,10,12 Pope, Jeannie Acapella Choir 10; Sci- ence Club 9; Wresrlererres 10 Prough, Kelley ADC 12; French Club 9- 12; French Honor Sociery 9-12, Kalei- doscripr 12 ; Key Club 12; LOT 12; M” 12 ; NHS 11,12; Fame” 11; Re- hearsal for Murder” 11; Class Dis- missed” 12; Science Club 12; Tennis 10-12 (Capr. 12); Srage Crew 12; Sru- denr Congress 11,12 Pruiett, Regina CWT 11,12 Puck, Jennifer Orchestra 9, Cross Counrry 10-12; Baskerball 9-11; Track 9-12 Raya, Julio Spanish Club 10,11, Wres- tling 10-12; Track 12; Cross Counrry 9- 12 Rebhihn, Hollie NHS 11,12; Spanish Club 9-11; Spanish Honor Sociery 9-11 Reed, Kim Baskerball 9; Sofrball 9-11; CWT 12 Reed, Mark Baseball; Electronics Club Reed, Todd FBLA 10,11; Office Occupa- tions 12 Revankar, Tanu Orchestra 9,10 Reyes, Gina ADC 12; Kaleidoscripr 10; M” 11,12; NHS 11,12; ” The March- maker ”, Paper Chase” 9; Up rhe Down , Twelve Jurors 10; Thieves Carnival”, Fame”, Re- hearsal for Murder 11, • Junie Moon , Miser” 12; Spanish Club 9,11; Spanish Honor Sociery 10-12; Thespians 11,12(Sec.); Debate Team Richards, Jill Sofrball Roland, James Acapella Choir 10-12; French Honor Sociery 9-12, Kaleido- scripr 10-12 Romeo, Al Sales and MKT 10-12, Bas- kerball 9-10; Baseball 9-12 Rosales, Christina Forensics 9,10; Ger- man Club 10, Key Club 10; LO ' T 12, M 11; Track 10-12 Ross, Mary Ann Acapella Choir 11; ADC 12; Concert Bond 9-12; Bond 9- 12; FBLA 12; Koleidoscripr 11; Key Club 10; M 10,11; Office Occupa- tions 12; Pep Bond 9-12; Soles and MKT 12; Symphonic Bond 9-12 Rouse, Paul ADC 12; M 11; Science Club 12; Ski Club 12; Tennis 9 -12; Bas- ketball 9,10,12; Golf 9,10; Student Congress 10; Lerrerman ' s Club 10-12; M 6 M ' S 12 . Ryan, Sabrina French Club 9-11; French Honor Society 9-11; Latin Club 10; Soles and MKT 12(Tres.) Sadler, Jeff Soles ond MKT 12; Ski Club 9-12CV. Pres. 12) Sanchez, Irma ADC 12 Sandberg, Kelly ADC 12; Soles ond MKT 12; Inrramurals Schnell, Jennifer ADC 12; Koleidoscripr 10; M” 9-12 (11,12 Editor); NHS 11,12; Class Dismised” 12; Spanish Club 9- 11; Spanish Honor Society 10-12; Spirits 9, Cheerleading 10; Student Con- gress Pep. 11,12 Schuler, Kelly ADC 12; J.A. 12; Inrra- murals 12 Seeley, Jason Basketball 9 Seibert, Mike ADC 12; M 9-12; Politi- cal Club 9-12; Science Club 12 Seitz, Tim ADC 12; Conremporoires 12; NHS 12(V. Pres); Class Dismissed 12; Science Club 12; Spanish Club 11,12; Spanish Honor Society 11,12 Shaw, Darcy Concert Choir 9-12 Shreve, Jim ADC 12; German Club 9- 12; Political Club 11,12; Swimming IQ- 12; Lerrerman ' s Club 10,11 Shumaker, Shelley ADC 12, Koleido- scripr 9; Spanish Club 11 Sierra, Sonya COOP Sigler, Courtney ADC 12; Volleyball 9- 12; Basketball 9,10; Softball 9-12 Slininger, Tom ADC 12; Key Club 11,12; NHS 11,12; Political Club 11,12; Science Club 9-12; Tennis 9,10 Smart, Noel ADC 12; German Club 12(Pres ); Missed America 10; Politi- cal Club 12; Soccer 9, Swimming 9-12 (Copt. 12); Student Congress 9,10 Smead, Kelly Bond 9 ; Spanish Honor Society 10-12 Smith, Michele German Club 9 Smith, Mike Wrestling Smith, Sara ADC 12; D.E.A. 12(Pres.) ; Spanish Club 9 Snodgrass, Sandi Office Occupations Sorensen, Krista Orchestra 9; Spanish Honor Society 11; Volleyball 9-12; Bas- ketball 9-12; Track 9-12 Stephenson, Scott ADC 11,12; Bond 9; Key Club 11,12(V.Pres) ; Music Man- (Srage Manager); Sroce Crew 10-12; Science Club 10; Spanish Club 11,12; Spanish Honor Society 11, Thespians 11,12; NHS 11,12 Stewart, Jennifer Soles and MKT 12 Stogsdill, Jerry Ski Club 10 Stone, Todd ADC 12; French Club 10-12; French Honor Society 11,12; Ski Club 9-12 (V. Pres HXPres 12) Swanson, Angie Co-op Sullivan, Shawn Key Club 9; Sales and MKT 12; Ski Club 9-11; Spanish Club 11; Golf 10-12 (Copt 12) Suman, Gary Track 9,10; Basketball 9,10 Thompson, Greg Ski ClubCActivity Chairman 10); Swimming 9,10 Thomsen, Brent FBLA 11,12(Pres. 12); German Club 9,12; Koleidoscripr 12, Key Club 10-12; NHS 11,12; Political Club 10-12CV. Pres); Science Club IQ- 12; Tennis 9-12; Wrestling 10 Thornton, Elizabeth Flog Corps 10,12 Torres, Lupe ADC 12, Class Vice Presi- dent 11, Class President 12; French Club 11,12(Pres 11); French Honor Soci- ety 10-12; Koleidoscripr 11; LO ' T 11,12, NHS 11,12; Spirits 12; Track 9; Stage Crew 12; Student Congress 9,10,12 Trask, Shawn ADC 12; Baseball 10-12; Football 9-12 Trout, Bryan Bond 9, Football 9-12; Track 11 Turek, Tracy Bond 9,10, Concert Bond 9, German Club 12; Larin Club 10,11, Pep Bond 10; Symphonic Bond 10 Tyler, David Larin Club 10,12; Political Club 12; Track 9-12; Cross Country 10,11 Upton, Randy Orchestra 9,10; Football 9 ; Stage Crew 10 Valdes, Ricardo ADC 12; Football 9-12; Track 9,10; Inrramurals 11 Van, Nicky ADC 12; Track 10-12; Lotin Club 11,12; Cross Country 11,12 Vanlerberghe, Jason Soles and MKT 11,12 Van Quathem, Alex ADC 12; Ger- man Club 9-12, Science Club 12; NHS 11,12; Football 9, Tennis 9,10,12; Bas- ketball 9-12, M b M ' s 12 Wallaert, Chris Office Occupations 12; Cross Country 9-12(Capr 11,12); Track 9-12; Inrramurals 11 Walker, Susan Coop (C.W.TXCIass Tres.) Walton, Dawn Bond 9-11, Concert Bond 9-11, HERO 11,12; Volleyball 9; Basketball 10; Track 9,10; Softball 9-12 Wangeline, Crystal J.A. 9-11 Wassenhove, Steve Football 9-12; Wrestling 9; Track 10-12 Wetzel, Jennifer French Honor Soci- ety 10,11; Tennis 9-12 Widener, Amy ADC 12, Class Vice Pres. 9,10; Conremporoires 11,12; French Honor Society IKPres.), 12(Sec.); French Club 10-12(Sec. 12); LO ' T 11,12; NHS 11,12; Cheerleading 9,10; Golf 9-12 (Copt 11,12); Student Congress 9,10,12 Wiebler, Rick Football 9-12; Wrestling 9-11 Wieck, Michelle Band 9-12, Concert Band 9-12 Williams, Tammy Concert Choir 10, Flag Corps 12; Soles ond MKT 12 Wisor, John Electronics Club Wren, Mike Stage Crew, Thespians, Special Olympics Woitte, Lynn Band 9; Concert Band 9 Wolking, Kellie ADC 12, Track 12 Wyant, Nick ADC 12; Latin Club 9,10; Football 9-12(Capr 12); Track 9,12 Zweifel, Kevin ADC 12; French Club 9- 12; French Honor Sociery 10-12, Kalei doscripr 11,12; Key Club 10 12; M 11,12; NHS 11,12; Class Dismissed 12, Basketball 9-12; Soccer 11 263 CELEBRATING WORLD EVENTS Television evongelisrs Jim ond Tommy Foye Dokker soid forewell ro rhe PTL minisrry in Morch Jim Dokker resigned after confessing ro o sexual encounter with o young womon. Tommy Dokker bowed our of rhe broodcasrs ro undergo rreormenr for drug dependency Morine Lr. Col. Oliver L. North was o key official in rhe plan ro finance onri-governmenr rebels in Nicaragua with money from orms soles ro Iron. In resnmony before rhe Iron-Conrra hearings in Washington, North become somewhat of a celebrity In rhe six years since Americans firsr heard of q mysrerious immuniry -robbing disease from which no one recovers, AIDS has killed nearly 25,000 Americans, millions of dollars hove poured inro medical research and Presjdenr Reogan has proclaimed rhe plague Public Heolrh Enemy No. 1. Two of rhe rop enrerrainers of rhe yeor were Whirney Housron wirh Wanna Dance With Somebody and Madonna wirh her album Who ' s Thar Girl. 265 Democronc presidential candidare Gary Horr was forced ro drop his bid for rhe presidency after it was reported that he was romantically involved with Donna Rice, a 29 year old aspiring actress and model from Miami He later re entered rhe presidential race President and Mrs Reogon greeted Pope Poul II when he arrived in Miami ro begin a mne-ciry tour of rhe United Stores A 24-doy srnke by rhc NFL ployers ended in mid-Ocrober when rhe union copirulored ond went ro court msrood of rrymg ro fiqhr rhe club owners gl rhe borgoining roble. The Dow Jones indusrrid srock overage dropped 508 points, rhe lorgesr in hisrory, on Monday, October IQ Some colled ir a crash ' others called ir o melrdown ' ' and others called ir Block Mondoy Whatever Ir was, ir stripped $500 billion from rhe marker value of U S. securities The parry ' s over, bur The parry ' s over Ir ' s rime ro call ir a day We ' ve danced and dreamed Through rhe nighr Ir seemed ro be righr Jusr being wirh rhem Ir ' s rime ro wake up All dreams musr end - Take off your make up The parry ' s over . . . romorrow ' s anorher day 268 269 Thanh You Notes Colophon Members of rhe M sroff sprowl in front of o monument or the Illinois Store High School Press Association Specifications: The 1988 M consisred of 272 pages divided inro seven sections, including rhe opening ond dosing. The 9x12 inch book was printed on 80 Matte No. 195. The four color lominored cover is o lirhogrophy designed by editor, Jennifer Schnell. No. 380 gold foil was used for rhe wording applied. The custom designed endsheers were printed in Snow White No. 280 ond wrapped on 150 point binder ' s board. Portfolio Division pages ore Sillouerre series No. 619 Body copy, headlines, captions, ond index entries ore Serif Gothic in 12 pr., 42 pr., and 8 pr. respectively. All copy was submitted on disk through rhe Josrens Microgrophix System. Most color photography. ond oil underclass ond senior portraits were token by Adolphi Studios, Moline, IL. Candid ond group shots were completed by sroff photographers. 1900 copies of rhe Celebrate 88! were published by Josrens Prinring and Publishing Company, Topeka , Kansas. Ron Jacobson ond Ed Lost served os soles represen- tatives ond Mike Domes was our plant consultant. The M business address is:3600 23rd Avenue Moline, IL 61265 (309) 757-3345 A di or v We’d like ro rhonk all rhose who mode rhe producrion of rhe Celebrate 66! possible A John Adolphi ond Ron Choppel of Adolphi Srudios A The MHS foculry ' Representatives Ron Jacobson ond Ed Lost s We especially wanr ro rhonk oil rhe srudenrs ond our ever enrerroimng odviser Mr Derry, who oil worked on rhe M If you look or your investment, you ' ll norice rhor nnosr of rhe copy is correctly spelled ond puncruared. rhe elements on rhe poges ore balanced, ond mosr of whor should be in rhe book is rhere None of rhsjusr happened Ir was accomplished by our faithful sraff nnosrty wirhour pay or public recognition in oddinon ro rheir regular school work and jobs Mosr of rhe desire ro work on o yearbook sroff is social, bur we like ro rhink rhe real reason we oil pulled rogerher was ro celebrate mollne high School nor os on institution, bur os o temporary woy of being and feeling We hope you hove celebrated ir roo Occasions Freshmen •Mike Seibert •Alison Cosrens Soroh Freymonn •Merry Coopmon Susonne Deal Dill Dobbelaire Liso Carlson Grerchen Perers Louro Gunsolley John Lemon Angie Kiddo Norohe Nelson Joleen Tieijens Seniors Crystal Orne Srocy Wendt Roche! ToAman SA G Indexes •Molly Curry Julie Sriner Personnel Dob Romos Sarah Holsen Undo Rock Jason Porker Toro SuMivon Kristin Smirh Jennifer Geryal Kelly Meyer Sreve Hoyrcher Kone Walloerr Missy Drobney Kim Maher Editors Grerchen Gende Wendy Williams Danielle Pyevich Jenny DeVolder Jennifer Schnell Chris Johnson Athletics Michelle Jones Heorher Fowler Chris Ruggles Juniors •Jennifer Gilmore Kris DeOord Julie Neosi Advisor •Grerchen Longwirh Drod Deeuwsoerr Kelly Prough Julie Gushonus Pot Derry David Barber Michelle Lebo Carol Doren Kelly Meyer Sorah Larson Elizabeth Wogle Fine Arts Publicity and Sales denotes section Kirsren Hedegoord Morr VondeWiele •Dung Phom •Art Lochne Srod Schwartz Libby Melton Gmo Reyes Don Weber Sophomores Debbie Carlson Mory Mulder RHM III •Stephanie Meyer Mike Offer geld Nicole Engdohl Korhy Howorre Kathleen Johnson Andy Lewis Don Wesrcorr Chris DoHard Jeff Sraock Misry Rees Chris Youngqutsr Jennifer Grohm Nodp Millore Eileen Spirznos Jenny Neosi Jennifer Reynolds Korl Dodenbender Photographers Koren Drown Lore Poston Sreve Depoorer •Mark Krerzman Organizations Angie Duewel We CELEBRATE 88! thanks to our patrons She Accessories R.W. Anderson Co. Mr. ond Mrs. David Ballard T. Patrick Berry Mr. and Mrs. G. Bushman The Caswells David R. Collins The Flying Dutchman Mr. and Mrs. Robert Franck Mr. and Mrs. James J. Gende Gary and Nancy Langwirh Gene and Judy Lebo Mr. and Mrs. Eduardo A. Millare Randolph H. Murdock III Mr. and Mrs. Martin Offergeld Mr. and Mrs. Bruce W. Parker Mr. and Mrs. Quy Pham David and Mary Sue Prough Mr. and Mrs. Genaro Reyes Reynolds Motor Co. Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Smith Michael and Judith Wallaerr Dr. and Mrs. John D. Watkins Dr. and Mrs. Dan H. Watkins Dr. and Mrs. Randall C. Welser Ron and Jo Williams Dr. David E. Lemon Mr. and Mrs. Mark McLaughlin Dan and Diana Meyer Best Wishes The Board. The newly elected school boord is Pot Ede, Jon DeToeye, James Scoff, Howard Swoyne, Leslie Gorry, Wolrer Rod, ond Donold Kurrle From The Moline School Board To The Class Of 1988! 273 — — — — © A o o o o