Plainfield High School - Plainsman Yearbook (Plainfield, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1963 volume:

The editors of the 1963 PLAINSMAN invite you to attend the premiere of Plainfield Schools “On Stage.’ THE PLAINSMAN Published by PLAINFIELD CONSOLIDATED SCHOOLS Plainfield, Illinois 1963 Editors Susan Needham Mary Peterson Division Editors Advisors Daniel Bosse Kent Crafts Robert Hild George Jones Earline Lillibridge William Loll Lawrence Ellis Joyce Hexdall Elizabeth Lackaff Dorothy Lambert VOLUME XV . . . PLAINFIELD SCHOOLS $%'- • To . H. Reynolds, whose knowledge of ;history, democracy, and.llijiiniau oattore has made him anjjjA jc r 'nai' Arember qf Plaih- i fat fty;,' and ipse guidance 1W sent man v: gradva t mg classes g$'$o the aduit stage vljif life, the me PLAINSMAN . Vacated. _____________________________________: On Stage PLACE PLAINFIELD SCHOOLS DIRECTORS .......FACULTY and ADMINISTRATION CAST .......................... STUDENTS ACT I ACTIVITIES ACT II SPORTS UNDERSTUDIES GRADE SCHOOL STOCKHOLDERS .......... ... ADVERTISERS In Memoriam STEVEN E. BRONK May 13, 1943 July 5, 1962 Class of 1963 PENNY LOU PARKER August 27, 1947 February 27, 1963 Class of 1966 The world is but a resting place, And they have journeyed on. Their stay on Earth has ended. To Heaven they have gone. God’s infinite love enfolds them. There’s no more need to quest. Their souls’ long journeys have ended, And they have come to rest. —Ramona Kaatz Class of 1963 D R E C T 0 R 5 1 ■ FACULTY 2r and ADMINISTRATION WALTER G. NIEHUS, B.Ed., M.A. Superintendent A Message From Our Producer ... It is a genuine pleasure to have this opportunity to offer my thanks and congratulations to the Staff for the time and efforts they have given to publish this, the fifteenth volume of the Plainsman. The theme “On Stage’ I feel is a particularly fitting one, especially at this time when Education is so much in the spotlight. Each day in this world of more and more technology and automation the value and importance of more and better education is becoming increasingly apparent. The citizens of this School Dis- trict, through their generous and never-ending support, have adequately “Set the Stage” by providing teach- ers, buildings, and the instructional tools. It is our sincere hope that each student will make every effort to take his or her place “On Stage,” that is, to take full advantage of all the opportunities our school has to offer. By doing this each girl and boy will become a happier and more useful individual in society. Directors EDWIN G. GROH. B.E., M.S. Central State Teachers’ College; University of Wisconsin; Principal—High School HERBERT HASENYAGER. B.A., M.A. Eureka College; Bradley University; Prin- cipal—Junior High; Central ELAINE L. MADISON, B.S., M.A. Northwestern University; Illinois State Normal University; Joliet Junior College; Stephens College; Principal—Crystal Lawns School MARY R. NEEDHAM, B.E. Northern Illinois University; Principal, Third and Fourth Grades—Annex JOHN W. SCOTT. B.A., M.Ed. Arizona State; North Central College; Uni- versity of Illinois; Northern Illinois Uni- versity; Guidance Counselor—High School PETER S. PIERRO. B.S.. M.S. LaSalle-Peru-Oglesby Junior College; Northern Illinois University; Colorado I ni- versitv; Curriculum Co-ordinator—Plain- field Schools 1 F acuity DORIS H. ADAMS, B.Ed. Illinois Wesleyan; Vocal Music 1-8, Central and Junior High ELSIE M. ANDERSON Illinois State Normal University, University of Indiana, Pesta- lozzi-Froebel Teachers College; Sixth Grade, Central MARTHA L. ARBO. B.A. Aurora College; First Grade, Central THOMAS A. BAKER, B.S. Northern Illinois University; Woodworking I, II, Mechanical Drawing, Coach—Varsity Wrestling, Football, High School LEO A. BEHRENS, B.S. Valparaiso University, North Central College, Northern Illinois University; History, Geography, Literature, Basketball Coach, Junior High MARY LOU BERNOTEIT, B.S. Northern Illinois University; Kindergarten, Annex MARGARET C. BLAKE, B.E. Illinois State Normal University, College of St. Francis, Pestalozzi-Froebel Teachers College; Eighth Grade, Language Arts, Junior High DENNIS L. BRIDGES, B.S. Illinois Wesleyan University; Physical Education, Varsity Bas- ketball and Baseball, High School RUTH H. CHIDSEY, B.E. Joliet Junior College, College of St. Francis, Pestalozzi- Froebel Teachers College; Fifth Grade, Crystal Lawns PAUL V. CRAFTS, B.Ed., M.S. Illinois State Normal University, University of Colorado; Athletic Director, Physical Education, Physical Science, High School Faculty CAROLYN B. CUMMINGS Joliet Junior College; First Grade, Crystal Lawns RUTH A. DOCK, B.S. Illinois State Normal University; First Grade, DAVID C. DUTLER, B.S. Univesrity of Illinois, Illinois State Normal University; Physi- cal Education, Driver Education, Frosh-Soph Football, High School JANET DUTLER, B.S. Illinois State Normal University; Home Economics, High School RONALD C. EGGERT, B.A., M.S. Mason City Junior College, Carthage College, Iowa State Uni- versity; Earth Science, Chemistry, Physics, High School ROSEMARY EDWARDS Joliet Junior College, Northern Illinois University, North Central College; Kindergarten, Crystal Lawns LAWRENCE W. ELLIS, B.S. Illinois State University; General Mathematics, Algebra I, Geometry, High School IMOGENE FAILING Joliet Junior College, Illinois State Normal University, North- ern Illinois University, Arkansas State Teachers College; Second and Fourth Grades, Crystal Lawns JASON FAILING, JR. Joliet Junior College, Northern Illinois University; Sixth Grade, Crystal Lawns ANNAMARY FEENEY, B.S. Springfield Junior College, University of Illinois, Millikin University; Third Grade, Central School Faculty LOLA M. FIKE, B.A. Wayne State Teacher’s College, University of Colorado, North- ern Illinois University; English 111 and IV, High School CLINTON D. FORSYTH, B.A. Monmouth College, Eureka College; Science, Physical Educa- tion, Jr. High Basketball, Assistant Varsity Football Coach, Junior High ALBERT J. FRATTINGER, B.E. Whitewater State Teachers’ College, University of Wisconsin; Bookkeeping, Typing, High School JEAN K. FRATTINGER Whitewater State Teachers’ College, Northern Illinois Univer- sity, Arkansas State Teachers’ College; Second Grade, Annex MARY E. GAVICAN, B.S., M.Ed. Illinois State Normal University, College of St. Francis, Univer- sity of Illinois; Unit Librarian JUDITH A. GOTTRY Illinois State Normal University, Northern Illinois University; Third Grade, Crystal Lawns EVERETTE A. GREEN, B.S. LaSalle-Peru-Oglesby Junior College, Illinois State Normal Uni- versity, Northern Illinois University; Mathematics, High School ELEANOR L. HARMON Joliet Junior College, College of St. Francis, Lewis College, Northern Illinois University; Third Grade, Crystal Lawns JOYCE A. HEXDALL, B.S. Illinois State Normal University; English I and II, High School ZOE C. HOGAN, B.E., M.Ed. National College of Education, De Paul University, Chicago Teachers’ College; First Grade, Central Faculty DARLENE K. JAMES, B.A. Joliet Junior College, North Central College; English II III High School MARTHA JANE JOHNSON North Central College, Joliet Junior College, Akron University; Second Crude, Annex EDWARD F. JONES, B.S., M.S. Illinois State Normal University, City College of San Francisco, University of Wisconsin; Instrumental Music, Crystal Lawns, High School, Junior High, Central MARY FRAN JONES, B.S. Northwestern University; Sixth Grade, Central LA VERNE H. KASTMAN, B.S. Joliet Junior College, Northern Illinois University; Home and Farm, Electricity-Electronics, General Shop, High School HELEN S. KLETT Joliet Junior College, Illinois State Norma] University; Second Grade, Central MARIE N. KNATER, BA., M.A. Wheaton College, DcPaul University, Chicago University, University of Minnesota; Social Studies, Junior High BETTE LOU KRUEGER, B.A. Lake Forest College; Vocal Music, English II, Music History and Harmony, High School ELIZABETH A. LACKAFF, B.S. Northwestern University; English I, II, High School RENA M. LEAHIGH, B.A. Elmhurst College; Fourth Grade, Crystal Lawns Faculty BETTY C. LEAMAN, B.S. Western Illinois University; Shorthand I, II, Oflice Practice, Typing II, High School FRANK LUNDAL, B.S. Northern Illinois University, University of Illinois; Mathe- matics, Junior High rosa g. McArthur Kirksville State Normal, College of St. Francis, Illinois State Normal University; Language Arts, Junior High ROGER D. MEISTER, B.S. Northern Illinois University; Industrial Arts, Physical Edu- cation, Junior High, Central RUTH M. MOTTINGER Joliet Junior College, Northern Illinois University, Aurora College; Fourth Grade, Annex JOANN MUELLER, A.B. Blackburn College; Mathematics, Junior High PAUL H. MONTGOMERY. B.S. Joliet Junior College, Iowa State University, San Jose College, Northern Illinois University; Physical Education, Science, Junior High, Central BETTY JANE MORTON, B.A. McKendree College; Second Grade, Central ANN MURDOCK, A.B. College of St. Francis, Joliet Junior College; Second Grade, Crystal Lawns ELINOR LEA NEMANICH Joliet Junior College, Loyola University, De Paul University, College of St. Francis, Lewis College; Fourth Grade, Central Faculty JUANITA L. NEIHUS, A.B. Lincoln College, Illinois State Normal University, Northern Illinois University, Bradley University; Latin I, II, III, High School NANCY JEAN O’DONNELL, B.A. Barry College, Bara! College; Home Economics, Junior High EVELYN A. OLSON, B.A. Bethany College, Northern Illinois University, Wheaton College, National College of Education, Concordia Teachers’ College, University of Colorado; Kindergarten, Central MARGARET M. PARKS Joliet Junior College, University of Wisconsin, Northern Illinois University; Sixth Grade, Central 'JmKm EDNA L. PENNINGTON, B.E. Joliet Junior College, Northern Illinois University, Pestalozzi- Froehel Teachers’ College; Fourth Grade, Central ROBERT PLL'TH, B.S. Joliet Junior College, Illinois State Normal University; Sixth Grade, Crystal Lawns, Second Semester F. ANN POTENZIANI Aurora College, Pestalozzi-Froebel Teachers’ College; Fifth Grade, Central MARILYN R. POTTORFF Joliet Junior College, Northern Illinois University; Fourth Grade, Crystal Lawns RUTH A. RATERMANN. B.S. Southern Illinois University; Third Grade, Annex GERALD H. REYNOLDS, B.Ed., M.S. Illinois State Normal University, University of Illinois, Univer- sity of Michigan; U.S. History’, Problems of Democracy, High School Faculty JAY M. RICE, B.A. Joliet Junior College, Northern Illinois University, Lewis College; Sixth Grade, Crystal Lawns, First Semester JOY A. RICE Joliet Junior College, Illinois State Normal University, North- ern Illinois University; First Grade, Crystal Lawns EDITH I. RINEHART Joliet Junior College, Northern Illinois University, Pestalozzi- State Normal University; First Grade, Annex HELEN E. RIX, B.E. Joliet Junior College, Northern Illinois University, Pestalozzi- Froebel Teachers’ College; Second Grade, Crystal Lawns MARINA SAMIOS, B.S. Joliet Junior College, University of Illinois; Fifth Grade, Crystal Lawns FRANCES E. SCHMIDT, B.A. Cumberland University, University of Chicago, Missouri Valley College, Northern Illinois University; Language Arts, Junior High MARIANNE G. SCOGGIN, B.A. Art Institute of Chicago, Roosevelt University; Art Supervisor, Plainfield Schools GERALDINE SELFRIDGE, B.A. Illinois Wesleyan University; Music, Annex, Crystal Lawns JOYCE M. SENFFNER, B.A. College of St. Francis, Northern Illinois University; Geometry, Advanced Algebra, High School ROSEMARY E. SHAW Joliet Junior College, Lewis College; Fifth Grade, Central Faculty GEORGIA M. STEARNS, B.E. Northern University, St. Francis, Pestalozzi-Froebel Teachers’ College; Fifth Grade, Central WINIFRED E. STARIHA Joliet Junior College, College of St. Francis; Kindergarten, Crystal Lawns MADELINE I. STINE, B.S. Illinois State Normal University, University of Arizona; Physi- cal Education, Central, Crystal I.awns. Junior High VIVIENNE ANN STONER, B.E. Joliet Junior College, College of St. Francis, Pestalozzi-Froebel Teachers’ College; Third Grade, Central M. LOR Err A TESTIN. B.S. Illinois State Normal University, Northern Illinois University; Filth Grade, Central DAVID J. TOEPKE, B.A. Cornell College; World History, Economics, Civics, Frosh- Soph Football, Basketball Coach, High School BRUCE C. TOMPKINS. B.S. Joliet Junior College, Northern Illinois University; Earth Science, Geography, Driver Education, Frosh-Soph Wrestling, Varsity Track Coach, High School HAZEL WILEY Coe College; First Grade, Annex GEORCIA WILLIAMS, B.S. Millikin University, Northern Illinois University, University of Illinois; Physical Education. High School R. THOMAS WILLIAMS. B.S.. M.S. Carthage College, Western Illinois University; Biology, Physi- ology, Varsity Football, Freshman Basketball, Ass’t. Track Coach, High School Faculty MARY I. WILSON, B.A. Texas College of Arts and Industries; Spanish, High School MADELENE ZOUGANELIS, B.A. College of St. Francis, University of Illinois, Northern Il- linois University; French, World History, Public Speak- ing, High School Board of Education Left to Right. STANDING: George 0. Niver, William Z. Polley, George Schroeder, Irving 0. Johnson, vice-president,! George Hadfield, secretary. SEATED: Richard I. Jones, president; Mrs. Dorothy Parks, recording secretary; Mrs. Harriet Glasgow, treasurer; Mrs. Helen Harshbarger. 18 High School Secretaries I jiM f Gertrude Davis Dorothy C. Parks Catherine Wenck Grade School Secretaries Edna Catchpole Alice Hild Leota S. Highley Concessioners I eft to Right: Florence Tunell, Loretta Boughton, Lillian Russell. Elizabeth Balstrode. 19 Behind the Scenes Stage Hands Left to Right: Lewis Fisher, Walter Russell, Robert Needham, chief engineer; George Fisher, Roy Pennington Howard Russell. Not Pictured: Stanley Carlton. Chauffeurs Left to Right: George Fisher, Floyd Hensel, William Zimmerman, Roy Sebhy, Eugene Rossmiller, Ted Gans, Loui Booth, Charles Bonifas. 21 Class History-1963 By Ruth Ann Burke and Stephen Kent “All the world’s a stage” including the Plainfield schools, where on September 4, 1951, seventy-one six-year-olds made their debut. Twenty-five of these first graders will be on stage for the last curtain call. The grade school days were the first act in the drama of our education. The second act, still fresh in our memories, was junior high. Along with “Readin’, Ritin’, and Rithmetic,” two years of basketball, band, home economics, and shop were climaxed with the presentation of our certificates of promotion. We were then ready for the third act of “Our Plainfield Education.” Quiet and uncertain during those first high school days, we soon adjusted to the new setting and plunged wholeheartedly into high school life. We selected as our directors for that first scene: President. Steven Bronk; Vice-President, David Harsh- barger; Secretary, Patricia Flagg; and Treasurer, Gail Eaton. Soon it was Home- coming time. All through grade school we had memories of Homecoming, but the one our freshman year was special. This year the float would really be our own work and we could take part in the other festivities. A separate frosh-soph cheerleading squad was inaugurated that year. In those days before the completion of the high school gym, games were played at Central School. The boys can remember playing basketball among the pipes in the basement, while the girls played games such as Poor Pussy and “If You Love Me Honey Smile” in P.E. classes. The scene was shorter than we had anticipated and suddenly we were sophomores. We returned with the confidence of a year’s experience and the knowledge that we were no longer the “newcomers.” Already the cry for making money was heard. Often after games and other social functions the hard-working sophomore was seen counting and sorting coat-check tags. Directors for scene two were Steven Bronk, David Harshbarger, George Jones, and Gail Eaton. e opened scene three as upper classmen. Our leading lady was President, Mary Peterson, with Richard Jewett, Ruth Ann Burke, and Ronnie Evans in supporting roles. The “Movers” were on the move. Hawking pennants, washing cars, vending coke and candy, and selling lavatory passes and elevator keys to the so-called gullible freshmen were among our many money-raising schemes. Despite a sudsing stream and a sinking ceiling, our prom, “Neptune’s Palace,” was a big success—the highlight of our junior year. On November 10, we presented Jesse Stuart’s biographical sketch, “The Thread That Runs So True,” and later that year the “Movers” played a large part in the success of the musical comedy “Oklahoma.” Daniel Bosse, Larry Kinley, Sue Sauvageau, and Ronnie Evans starred our senior year. Homecoming came quickly. Mary Ann Mutz reigned as queen and Patricia Flagg served as attendant. We won the distinction of being the class never to win first prize for a float. Though the senior boys produced “Carmen,” the tragic farce, the last test of our dramatic ability came in the senior production “The Mouse That Roared.” On June 3, 1963, the curtain fell, but a new curtain opened, revealing a new stage of life lying before us. Seniors The Stars Motto: Aim high and believe yourself capable of all things. Colors: Coral and White Floiver: Gardenia Vice-President LARRY KINLEY Class Vice-President 4; Perfect Attendance 1, 4; Band 1-4, Vice-President 4; Chorus 1-3; All-State Band 4; All-State Chorus 3; Foot- ball 14; Basketball 1; Track 1; Green and White Club 3, 4; Pep Club 1-4. CLASS OFFICERS President DANIEL BOSSE Class President 4; Perfect At- tendance 14; Honor Society 4; Honor Roll Pin 1-4; French Club 3, 4; Latin Club 14; Plainsman 2-4; Sports Editor 3, 4; Senior Play; Baseball 1-4; Green and White Club 3, 4; Speech Contest 3. Treasurer Secretary SUE SAUVAGEAU Class Secretary' 4; Perfect At- tendance 14; Honor Roll Pin 1, 2, 4; F.T.A. 3, 4; C.A.A. 1-3, Publicity 4; Spanish Club 24; Science Club 1, 4; Li- brarians Club 1, Secretary 2, 3, Vice-President 4; Plains- man 3, 4; Junior Play; Chor- us 1; Pep Club 1-4; Pommer- ettes 2; Senior Play; F.H.A. 3, 4. RONNIE EVANS Class Treasurer 3, 4; Perfect Attendance 1, 2; Honor Roll Pin 3; F.T.A. 1, 2; F.H.A. 1-4; G.A.A. 1-3; Spanish Club 4; Fielder 2, 3; Junior Play; Band 1-3; Librarian 3; Chor- us 14; Pep Club 14; Cheer- leader 1-4; Senior Play. 23 RONALD BITTERMAN Chorus 3; Football 3. NANCY BLAIR Honor Roll Pin 3, 4; F.N.A. 3; F.H.A. 4; G.A.A. 4; Senior Play; Chorus 3; Pep Club 4; F.S.A. 3, 4, Vice-President 3, President 4. Transfer student from Minooka High School 3. ELIZABETH BLOODGOOD Band 1-4. WILLIAM BOYD Band 1, 2; Football 2; Track 3. JEROME BRANDS Chorus 1, 2; Football 1-4; Green and White Club 3, 4. RUTH ANN BURKE Class Secretary 3; Perfect Attendance 1; Honor Society 3; Honor Roll Pin 1; F.N.A. 1-4, Treasurer 1, Vice-President 2; F.H.A. 1-4; Historian 2, Vice-President 3, Vice-President of Projects 4; G.A.A. 1-4, Public Relations 2, Sporthead 3; Latin Club 1-4; Fielder 1-4, News Editor 3, Make-up Editor 4; Junior and Senior Plays; Band 1-4; Chorus 1-3; All-State Chorus 4; Pep Club 1-3; Girls State Alternate; Musical Comedy 3; A Cappella Choir 3, 4. CATHERINE BUSCH Perfect Attendance 1, 3, 4; F.N.A. 1-4; F.H.A. 1-3, Chm. of Degrees 4; G.A.A. 2-4; Latin Club 1-3; Fielder 2-4; Junior and Senior Plays; Chorus 1-4; Pep Club 1, 2, 4; F.S.A. 4; Pomerettes 4. JAMES BUTTERBACH Junior Play; Wrestling Manager 2, 3, 4; Green and White Club 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 4; Senior Play. Seniors SANDRA CARLISLE Perfect Attendance 1, 2, 4; F.N.A. 1-3; F.H.A. 1, 2; G.A.A. 3, 4; Latin Club 3; Science Club 4; Junior Play; Chorus 1-4; Pep Club 2-4. PHYLLIS CLARK 1 ,N I, 2; G.A.A. 2-4; Latin Club 2-4; Science Club 1, 4; Junior Plav Senior Play; Band 1-3, Treasurer 4; Chorus 1-2, Librarian 2, 3; All-State Band 4; All-Slate Chorus 3; Pep Club 2-4; Musical Comedy; A ( appella Choir 3, 4; Dance Band Vocal 3. JAMES COLEMAN Perfect Attendance 1; Band 1-4. CONSTANCE COPEN Perfect Attendance 2; F.H.A. 1-4; G.A.A. 1-4, Sporthead 4; Librarians Club 2, 3, President 4; Plainsman 3, 4; Junior Play; Chorus 1-4; Pep Club 2, 4; F.S.A. Scrapbook 3, 4. THOMAS CORZAN Spanish Club 3, 4; Science Club 4; Chorus 1-3. LEE CRITTENDEN Science Club 4; Football 4; Transfer Student from Loy Norrix High School, Kalamazoo, Michigan. JOHN CRYDER Latin Club 3, 4; Junior Play; Band 1-4, President 4; Dance Band 3, 4; All-State Band 4. ELIZABETH DECLUE Perfect Attendance 2; F'.H.A. 1-4; G.A.A. 2, 3; Science Club 1; Li- brarians Club 1-4; Junior Play; Chorus 1. GAIL EATON Class Treasurer 1, 2; F.H.A. 1-4, Freshman Representative 1, 2nd Vice- President 4; G.A.A. 1-4, Sporthead 3; Spanish Club 1-4; Homecoming Attendant 1, 2; Band 1-3; Chorus 2; Pep Club 1-4. JOHN EATON Seniors SUSAN ERMEY F.H.A. 3, 4; Junior Play; Chorus 2, 3. PATRICIA FLAGG Class Secretary 1; Student Council 2; Honor Society 2-4; Honor Roll Pin 1-4; F.H.A. 1-4, Class Representative 2, Secretary 3, President 4; C.A.A. 1, 2, Social Chairman 3, Treasurer 4; Plainsman 2-4; Junior and Senior Plays; Homecoming Attendant 4; Chorus 1; Pep Club 1-4, Decoration Chm. 2, 3; Pommerettes 2, Captain 4. THOMAS FRATTINGER Latin Club 14; Fielder 4; Junior and Senior Plays; Baseball 3, 4. BETTY FRAZIER Perfect Attendance 1; Science Club 4; Chorus 1, 2. WILLIAM GILLIS ROBERT GRAY Football 3; Baseball 2, 4; Musical Comedy 3. ROGER HAGLUND Football 2; Wrestling 1, 3; Track 2; Green and White Club 24. BARBARA HANNON Honor Roll Pin 4; Honor Society 4; Librarians Club 4; Transfer student from Central Catholic High School, Toledo, Ohio. DAVID HARSHBARGER Class Vice-President 1, 2; Perfect Attendance 1, 2; Latin Club 3, 4; Band 1; Football 1-3, Co-Captain 4; Basketball 1, 2, Captain 3, 4; Track 1; Baseball 3; Green and White Club 2, Vice-President 3, Sergeant at Arms 4. MARCIA HARTMAN Perfect Attendance 4; Honor Roll Pin 1-4; Honor Society 4; Chorus 1, 2; F.S.A. 3, 4. Seniors SUE HASENYAGER Perfect Attendance 4; Honor Society 2, 3; Honor Roll Pin 1, 2; F.T.A. 1; F.N.A. 2-4, Vice-President 3, 4; F.H.A. 2-4; G.A.A. 1, 2, Sport- head 3, President 4; Latin Club 1-4, Treasurer 2, 3, Vice-President 4: Plainsman 3; Fielder 4; Junior Play; Band 1, 2, Asst. Librarian 3, 4; Odor Guard 3-4; Chorus 1; Pep Club 1, President 2, 3, Publicity’ 4; Musical Comedy 3. SUSAN HENSEL Perl- I Attendance 1; F.T.A. 1-4; G.A.A. 1-4; Librarians Club 14, Trr.i.iurr Secretary 4; Junior and Senior Plays; Band 1, 2, Drum Major 3, 4; Chorus 1-4; Pep Club 2, 3; Musical Comedy 3. HOLLY HERATH Student Council 1; Honor Roll Pin 2; F.T.A. 1; F.N.A. 2, 3; F.H.A. Publicity 4; G.A.A. 1-4, Publicity 3, Sporthead 4; Science Club 1; Plain-man 3, 4; Fielder 1; Junior Play; Chorus 1, 3; Pep Club 2-4; Pomerettes 4. JAMES HIGHLEY Perfect Attendance 4; Science Club 1, 2, 4; Plainsman 3, 4; Junior and Senior. Plays; Band 1-3, Property Mgr. 4; Chorus 1-3; Basketball 1-3; Musical Comedy 3. ROBERT HILD Perfect Attendance 2, 3, 4; Honor Society 3, Vice-President 4; Honor Roll Pin 1, 3, 4; Latin Club 14, Vice-President 3, 4; Science Club 4; Junior and Senior Plays; Band 1-3, Quartermaster 4; Chorus 1; Dance Band 1; Football 1, 2; Track 1, 2. KATHLEEN HOYT Perfect Attendance 1, 2; F.T.A. 1-4, Publicity 1, Treasurer 2, Vice- President 3, President 4; Spanish Club 2, 3; Librarians Club 2-4; Chorus 1-3. NANCY IRVIN Perfect Attendance 1-3; F.N.A. 3; F.H.A. 24; G.A.A. 2-4; Latin Club 3; Homecoming Attendant 3; Chorus 1, 2; Pep Club 2-4. RICHARD JEWETT Vice-President 3; Latin Club 1-3; Fielder 2, 3; Junior Play; Chorus 1- 4; Football 1-4; Basketball 1-3; Track 1-3; Green and White Club 2- 4; Musical Comedy 3. JAMES JOHNSON Honor Society 3, 4; Honor Roll Pin 1, 3, 4; Latin Club 1-4, Vice-President 2, President 3, Parliamentarian 4; Football 14; Baseball 3, 4; Green and White Club 3, President 4. GEORGE JONES Class Secretary 2; Student Council 24; Honor Society 2, 3, President 4; Honor Roll Pin 1-4; French Club 3, 4; Latin Club 24, Treasurer 3, 4; Science Club 1, 4; Plainsman 2, Business Manager 3, 4; Senior Play; football 2, 3; Green and White Club 3, 4. Seniors KAREN JONES F.H.A. 2, 3; G.A.A. 1-3; Junior Play; Pep Club 2, 3. STEVEN JUDY Spanish Club 2-4; Science Club 4; Plainsman 3, 4; Football 1-3; Basketball 1-4; Track 1, 4; Green and White Club 3, 4, Secretary- Treasurer 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4. RAMONA KAATZ Honor Roll Pin 1-3; Science Club 4; Plainsman 1, 2. DARYL KEENE Football 1, 3; Basketball 1, 2; Track 1-4; Green and White Club 2-4. KAREN KEENEY Perfect Attendance 1-3; Honor Society 2-4; Honor Roll Pin 1, 2, 3; Honor Society 3, 4; Honor Roll Pin 1, 3, 4; Latin Club 1-4 Vice-President F.N.A. 3; F.H.A. 1-4; G.AA. 2-4; Archery Sporthead 3; Spanish Club 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3 4; Cheerleader 3, 4; F.S.A. 3, 4, Recording Secretary 4. STEPHEN KENT Student Council,. Secretary-Treasurer 2, Vice-President 3, President 4; Honor Roll Pin 1, 2, 3; Honor Society 2, 3, 4; French Club 3, 4; Latin Club 1-4; Fielder 2-4, Division Editor 3; Junior and Senior Plays; Band 1-4; Chorus 2; Track 1, 2; Football Manager 1; Basket- ball Manager 1; Boy’s State 3; Musical Comedy 3. WAYNE KICKELS Perfect Attendance 3; Honor Society 3, 4, Treasurer 4; Honor Roll Pin 2, 3; Latin Club 3, 4; Science Club 4. SUE ELLEN KLEIN F.T.A. 1, 2, Attendance Secretary 2; Chorus 1, 2; F.S.A. 3, 4. MARY LANG Student Council 1; Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Honor Roll Pin 1, 2, 3; F.N.A. 1-4, Secretary 2, Secretary 3, President 4; F.H.A. 2, 3, 4; G.A.A. 1-4; Hiking Sporthead 2, Publicity Chairman 3, Tumbling Sporthead 4; Latin Club 1-4, Publicity Chairman 3, 4; Plainsman 2; Fielder 2, 3, 4, Business Manager 4; Junior Play; Senior Play; Band 1, 2, 3; Chorus 1; Pep Club 2, 3, Secretary 2, Secretary 3. LARRY LEACH Seniors ALAN LEA HIGH Honor Roll Pin 1, 3; Latin Club 1-4; Science Club 4; Fielder 3-4, Editor 4; Junior and Senior Plays. RUSSELL LEONARD F.T.A. 3, 4; Spanish Club 3, 4; Science Club 4; Basketball 2, 3; Baseball 2, 4; Green and White Club 3; Pep Club 2-4. ROBERT LIETZOW Perfect Attendance 1, 2; F.T.A. 2, 3, Parliamentarian 4; Latin Club 1-3; Spanish Club 3, Treasurer 4; Fielder 2-4, Sports Editor 4; Junior Play; Football 1, 4; Basketball 1; Track 1. EARLINE LILLIBRIDGE Perfect Attendance 2; Honor Society 2-4; Honor Roll Pin 1-4; F.T.A. 3; F.H.A. 1. 2; G.A.A. 1-4; Latin Club 3, 4; Librarians Club, Vice- Presiilent 2, 3, 4; Plainsman 2, Division Editor 3, 4; Junior Play; Chorus 1-3; Pep Club 3, 4. CHARLES LIFE Perfect Attendance 1; Band 1-3; Dance Band 1-3; Chorus 1, 2. ORDEAN LOHMAN Perfect Attendance 3, 4; Latin Club 3, 4; Basketball 4; Baseball 2-4; Green and White Club 4. ROBERT LOWMAN Wrestling 3. DIANNE LYMAN F.H.A. 3; Librarians Club 2-4; Chorus 1, 2; Pep Club 1-3. ALVERTA MACALUSO F.T.A. 1-4; F.H.A.; G.A.A. 1, 2; Librarians Club 3, 4; Chorus 1, 3; Pep Club 2. R. DALE MAYFIELD Perfect Attendance 1; Football 1-4; Basketball 1-4; Track 1-3; Green and White Club 1-4. Seniors MARY ANN MUTZ Student Council 3, 4; Perfect Attendance 3; Honor Society 3, 4; Honor Roll Pin 1; F.N.A. 3, Vice-President 4; F.H.A. 2, Vice-President of Public Relations 3, 4; G.A.A. 1-4, Publicity Chairman 4; French Club 3, 4, Vice-President 4; Plainsman 1, 3, 4; Junior Play; Homecoming Queen 4; Band Color Guard 3, 4; Chorus 1-3; Pep Club 2-4; Musical Comedy 3; A Cappella 3; Senior Play. SUSAN NEEDHAM Perfect Attendance 1; Honor Society 2-4; Honor Roll Pin 1, 2, 4; F.N.A. 1-4, Corresponding Secret ry 2, Historian 3; F.H.A. 1-4, Treasurer 2, Vice-President of Projects 3; G.A.A. 1-4; Softball Sport- head 2; Bowling Sporthead 3, Vice-President 4; Latin Club 1-3; Science Club 4; Plainsman 2-4, Section Editor 3, Editor 4; Junior Play; Band 1-3; Chorus 1; Pep Club 1-4; Girl's State 3; Senior Play. MARY PETERSON Class President 3; Honor Society 3; Honor Roll Pin 14; G.A.A. 14, Secretary 3, Points Chairman 4; Latin Club 1-3; Science Club 1, 2, 4; Librarians Club 2, Secretary 3; Plainsman 2-4, Activities Editor 3, Editor 4; Band 1-4, Secretary 4; Chorus 1-3; Pep Club 1, 2; Musical Comedy 3; A Cappella 3, 4; Senior Play. HOWARD PORATH Latin Club 3, 4; Science Club 4; Baseball 14; Green and White Club 2-4. JANICE RAUWORTH Perfect Attendance 1; Honor Society 3-4, Secretary 4; Honor Roll Pin 1-4; F.H.A. 1, 2; G.A.A. 1-4, Secretary 4; Latin Club 1-3; Li- brarians Club Treasurer 2, 3, 4; Junior Play; Chorus 1, 3, Vice-President 2, 3; Pep Club 3; Pomerette 4; A Cappella 3; Concert Modern Dance 4; Plainsman 2; Senior Play. WANDA RODGERS Honor Roll Pin 1; F.N.A. 1; F.H.A. 1-4; G.A.A. 1-3; Latin Club 14; Librarians Club 1-3; Plainsman 3; Junior Play; Chorus 1-3; Pep Club 1-4; Senior Play. PAULA SANDBERG F.H.A. 14; Plainsman 2. DAVID SCOTT Perfect Attendance 1; Honor Society 2, 3; Honor Roll Pin 1, 2, 4 French Club 3, 4; Latin Club 14; Junior Play; Band 1; Chorus 14 Football 1, 2, 4; Basketball 1, 3, 4; Baseball 3, 4; Boy’s State 3 Musical Comedy 3; A Cappella 3, 4; Senior Play. CHERYL SEITZ F.H.A 2; Pep Club 2, 3. JUDITH SHEPHERD Seniors RENEE SHERMAN Future Teachers 1, 2; Future Homemakers 1-4; G.A.A. 1-4; French Club 4; Junior Play; Chorus 1-4; All-State Chorus 4; Pep Club 1-4; A Cap- pella 3, 4; Pomerette 4; Musical Comedy 3. jean smith Transfer student 3 from Hempfield High, Manor, Pennsylvania; Future Homemakers 4; G.A.A. 4. SALLY SMITH Future Teachers 1, 2; Future Homemakers 1-4, Vice-President of Projects 4; G.A.A. 1-3; Spanish Club 3; Fielder 1, 2; Junior Play; Chorus 1, President 2; Green and White Club 3, 4; Pep Club 1-4; Cheerleader 1-4; Future Secretary 3, 4. RICHARD SMOLESKY Junior Play. RAYMOND SPANGLER Perfect Attendance 1-4; French Club 3, 4; Senior Play; Band 1, 2; Chorus 1-3; Football 2; Wrestling 1; Musical Comedy 3; A Cappella 3; Track 1-4. MARY LOU STAFFORD Perfect Attendance 4; Future Teachers 1-2, Parliamentarian 2; G.A.A. 1; Junior Play; Senior Play; Chorus Assistant Librarian 1, 2; Future Secretary 3, 4; Pomerette Co-Captain 4. CHARLENE TAYLOR Perfect Attendance 3, 4; Honor Society 3, 4; Honor Roll Pin 1-4; G.A.A. 1; Latin Club 2-4; Fielder Staff Secretary 4; Junior Play; Senior Play; Pep Club 1, 2; Future Secretary 3, Corresponding Secre- tary 4. PAULA THOMSON Future Teachers 1; Future Homemakers 1, 2; G.A.A. 1; Pep Club 1. JAMES UHDE Honor Roll Pin 4; Football 3; Baseball 2, 4. SUSAN VANKO Transfer Student 4 from Woodland High School; Honor Society 4; Future Teachers 4; G.A.A. 4; Science Club 4; Plainsman 4; Pep Club 4. ROBERT WALLER JAMES WARMBIER Honor Roll Pin 1; Future Teachers 2-3; Spanish Club 3-4; Plainsman 3; Junior Play 3; Football 1-4; Basketball 1-4; Track 1-2; Baseball 3; Green and White Club 3-4. CARLA WHITESEL Perfect Attendance 1, 4; Future Nurses 3; Future Homemakers 1-4; Girls Athletic Association 2-4; Spanish Club 34; Pep Club 1-4; Future Secretaries 3, Treasurer 4 CAROL WIETTING Perfect Attendance 4; Future Teachers 34; Future Homemakers 1-4; Girls Athletic Association 24; Spanish Club 3-4; Librarians Club 2-3; Junior Play 3; Chorus 1-4; Pep Club 2-4. HELEN WILSON Honor Society 3; Honor Roll Pin 3; Future Homemakers 1-4, Vice- President 4; Girls Athletic Association 2-4, Sporthead 3; Latin Club 3-4; Librarians Club 4; Fielder 34; Chorus 3; Pep Club 24; Future Secretaries 3, Vice-President 4. ERROL ZIMMERMAN Spanish Club 3; Science Club 4; Football 1; Track 1-4; Green and White Club 1-4. SHARON ZUPANCIC 32 CLASS ADVISORS; Mr. Gerald H. Reynolds and Mrs. Lola M. Fike. The Stars Between Scenes Most Representative Students and Recipients of American Legion Awards Vivacious . . . known to all by her friend- ly smile . . . willing to accept responsibility . . . president of F.H.A. . . . officer in G.A.A. . . . member of National Honor Society . . . Patricia Flagg was elected by her classmates as their Most Representative Student, and re- cipient of the American Legion Award. PATRICIA FLAGG Portraying dependability in leadership . . . president of Student Council . . . member of National Honor Society . . . enthusiastic par- ticipant in all school activities . . . matching symbols of patriotism and scholarship . . . Stephen Kent was chosen by the students as their Most Representative Student and as the recipient of the American Legion Award. STEPHEN KENT Recipient of D.A.R. Award MARY PETERSON Sincere friendliness . . . cheerful cooperation with faculty and fellow students . . . high scholastic record . . . enthusiast- ic interest in school activities . . . co-editor of the PLAINS- MAN . . . member of the band . . . matching symbols of patriotism and scholarship . . . Mary Peterson deserves to be the recipient of the D.A.R. Award. 35 Juniors Supporting Stars JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS AND ADVISORS SEATED: Kenneth Kiedaisch, treasurer. Lelt to Right, STANDING: Everette Greene, advisor; Jane Hasenyager, secretary; Madelene Zouganelis, advisor; Jay Zupancic, president; Roger McGrath, vice-president; Ronald Eggert, advisor. 36 Juniors Donna Adams Robert Arbeiter Diane Arnhold Joan Auld Judy Balstrode Marcia Balstrode Kenneth Bangert Nancy Bennett Sandra Bishop Kathleen Bolte Margery Bootz Susan Bougon Beverly Brands Marilyn Brown William Callen Raymond Canady Samuel Chellino Judith Chrossfield David Clem Richard Cline Michael Collins Duncan Conklin Sandra Coons Kent Crafts Annette Culik Linda D’Amico Betty Dannenberg Randy Dewar Gerald Drauden Sharon Duchene Juniors Jane Duckworth Edward Eichelberger Judith Eichelherger Richard Eld red Gene Erickson Ronald Erickson Helen Evans James Findlay Sandra Ford William Fouser Nancy Fowler Charles Garich Rarbara Gatons Timothy Gentry Mary Lowell Gessing Alan Glasscock Richard Goben Susan Goist Jill Gonda Diana Grate Louis Grindstaff David Gruben Penne Habich Gilbert Haire Carolyn Hall Jerry Hamilton Delbie Harding Paul Harris Teresita Hartmann Jane Hasenyager Juniors Cynthia Hayward Madge Haywood Robert Hill Sandra Hill Michael Hrechko Hollace Huckins Stuart Johnson Diane Kase Daniel Kelly Eileen Kenyon Kenneth Kiedaisch Susan Kilpatrick Anita Klett Joyce Klett Cheryl Kuglich Harley Kuriger Robert Langthome Barbara Latham Ronald Lawrence Sharon Limbaugh William Loll James Madison Michael Mahoney Patrick Mahoney Juanita May Victoria Mayfield Roger McGrath Joan McNett Judy McNett Rla Mensinger Juniors Jack Murphy William Overman Sheryl Owens Fred Palmer Pamela Parks Phyllis Parks Michael Pemberton Diane Pemble Rodney Peterson Dorene Plummer Linda Pubentz Jennifer Raddatz Michelle Rinehart Darlene Roberson Richard Rose Chris Rury Edward Schrader Sylvia Scroggins Robert Searle Cheryl Sebby Roger Sebby Timothy Selfridge Michael Sheridan Betty Sherman Joan Sleight Barbara Smith Roy Spangler Arthur Stafford Susan Stelter Helen Stogsdill Juniors Kermit Summers Keith Talkington Gary Tate Stephen Thomson Holly Van Horn Neil Warner Kichard Webb James Weller David Werner Diana Whitman Carol Wilkinson Margret Wilson Linda Wood John Zupancic Big business?—as usual. The Juniors star in the “Olympic Games.” 41 Sophomores Walk-ons SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS AND ADVISORS Left to Right: Janet Dutler, advisor; Laveme Kastman, advisor; Candace Howard, secretary; James Kachel, treasurer; Greg' Selfridge, vice-president; Paul Warmbier, president. 42 Sophomores Hirain Allen Jean Annis Arnitta Arnhold Phyllis Auld Karen Bacon Suzanne Bartz Wesley Barz Rose Bedford Sandra Bender Janet Beverly Ruth Ann Bleck Ronald Boese Lynn Bosse Andrea Brockway David Brown Stanley Bushnell William Button Sheila Canada Gary Cates Carl Chapman William Clark Jack Clegg John Cofer Olen Colclasure Steven Coons Jane Crittendon Thomas Cummins David Curtis Tom Davis Donald Dixon Sophomores Candace Howard Sandra Howard Cynthia Hrechko Larry Jack James Jennings Linda Downing Georgia Eich Linda Eichelberger Robert Engstrom Susan Everton Gary Failing Rebecca Felix Frederick Fiene Charles Flagg David Fletcher Patricia Frazier Orma Fry Carol Gans Gwendolyn Gray Carolyn Green Robert Gillis Thomas Goldfuss William Ham Joan Hanson Michael Hanson Donna Hartley Randall Heinz George Hendrickson Barbara Herr Grace Hosterman Sophomores Kathleen Johnson I eanne Johnson Nancy Jones Thomas Jones James Kachel Suzanne Kase Betty Keck Bita Kissinger Linda Kluck Michael Kranz Diane Krueger Janet Kubinski Vernon Kujath Robert Kyle Marilyn Leahigh Eva I.illibridge Dennis Limbaugh Virginia Linder Rosalyn Lindner Gail Lowery Gloria Lowery Sharon Lyons Sharon Mauer Stanley Mayfield Beverly McCall Daryl Miersch Laura Kay Miller Richard Mudron Patricia Mulyck Roxanne Munch Not pictured: Sharon Klitch Sophomores John Myers Jalayne Neef Mary Ann Nelson Walter Obman Donna Overman James Ozbolt Sharrel Paulson Linda Perella Gerald Peterson Patricia Peterson Merry An Piner Cynthia Polley Jerry Poppelwell Patricia Porath Suzanne Pumphrey Roberta Raddatz Barbara Rauworth Linda Reed Patricia Riblon David Russell Jack Santerelli Burton Saxon Sandra Scent Lester Schiek Judith Schrader Karen Schroeder Diane Scott Jo Anne Sebby Raymond Sebby Kathryn Sedlacek Sophomores Carol Seitz Gregory Selfridge Lawrence Senders Barbara Sievert Dan Smith John Smith Ronald Smith James Spires Rhonda Spires Deborah Stonich Gary Summers Jean Taylor George Thompson David Tunell Patricia Urbanski Sevasti Ventis Doris Vogt Richard Waller Ann Wallin Paul Warmbier Geraldine Wheeler Gary Whitlow Marilyn Whitmer Nancy Wietting Hilma Wilson Susan Wilson Norma Wolf Frank Zbacnik William Zimmer David Zupancic Not pictured: John Sutton John Townill Freshmen Stand-ins FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS AND ADVISORS Left to Right, SEATED: Mary Alice Overman, vice-president; Cheryl Bennett, secretary; Bruce Drauden, president. STAN! ING: David Duller, advisor; Darlene James, advisor; Roy Sanchez, treasurer. 48 Freshmen Sue Adams Shirley Allen John Asbell Lawrence Bailey Marilyn Bangert Cheryl Bennett Jacquelyn Bennett Michael Biernat Paula Bolte Carolyn Boughton Tracie Bougon Phyllis Bourn Delores Bowers Lawrence Boyd Thomas Bramscher Beverly Brittan Rick Brocies Russell Brockie Ronald Brossman Roger Brown Terry Brown Julianne Bundy Charles Callen JoAnn Carlson John Carr Barbara Cary Donna Cates John Cherry Leo Chrossfield Michael Clem Carolyn Cline Sandra Collins Dale Coons Roger Copen Marie Cox Theresa Crook Linda Cryder Robert Cummins- Judy Davis Robert Davis Duane Davy James Dickerson Marvin Dickerson John Dolan James Dollins John Douglas Bruce Drauden Ronald Egizio Patricia Eldred George Emmert Brent Etnyre Thomas Eungard Charles Evans Melvin Ferguson Frank Freestone Stephen Fry Patrick Galvin Doris Garich Timothy Glagola Freshmen Freshmen Garol Goldfuss Terry Goldman Jack Gonda Judith Grate Dorothy Graves Shelia Gray Janet Greger Sharon Hackathorn Kathryn Haffer Margaret Hageman Kenneth Haglund Sharon Haire Robert Ham Phyllis Hamilton Mark Hannan Betty Harris John Eugene Harris John Francis Harris Warren Harshbarger Alfred Hartmann Gertrude Harzheim Patricia Hedtcke Karen Hermann Paul Hiller Mary Jane Hosterman Guy Hovland Judith Hovland Terri Hollingsworth Tod Irwin Roberta Jadrnak Freshmen Jerome Jennings Larry Johnson Raymond Jordan Barbara Kinzler Marsha Kuriger David Kurtz Bobbe Lamb Gary Larson Kathleen Laufer Lora Lewsader Richard Lietzow June Lillibridge Joyce Little James Lohman James Long Robert Long Paul Lowry Victoria Lowery Kathy Lyman Richard Madison Charles McNamara Sally Miller Carl Minnick Roy Minnick Patricia Moore Kathy Mowrer David Mueller Margret Norton Richard O’Brien Virginia Odegaard Freshmen Richard Olson Gail Ott Mary Alice Overman Starr Ann Palmer Penny Parker James Petersen Lanny Pfeffinger JoAnn Potenziani Raymond Powers Susan Pubentz Roberta Ramsay Gary Rapp Gene Rapp James Reed Cheryl Riblon Michael Rodgers Frank Rooker Linda Salman Frank Sanchez Marcellino Sanchez Victoria Sanchez John Sandberg Deborah Schrader Donald Scott Esther Searle LeRoy Sebby Robert Sedlacek Sandra Selfridge Susan Sheehy Loretta Siddon Freshmen Robert Siddon James Smolesky Cheryl Spangler John Stamm John Stoner Robert Swanson Thomas Taylor Anna Thomas Andrea Van Horn Ronald Varley Diane Vanko William Verick Susan Watkins Terry Webb Barbara Weller Michael Whalen Linda Whitmer Ronald Wieman Richard Wisdom Jana Rae Wolf Karen Yearick Cynthia Young Stephen Zan Michael Zbacnik George Zimmer Richard Zupancic The Wildcats Stage Another Hit Spotlight on Dewar Homecoming 1963 . . . Soon after school began, the curtain rose on Homecoming, the most dramatic act of the fall semester. The plot was similar to previous years, but, as always, complications arose with the choosing of float themes, a queen and her attendants, and dates for the Homecoming dance. As the big week- end rapidly approached, there was the usual rush to complete floats. On Friday evening the bon-fire at the Village Green set everyone’s spirits aglow. Dwight was burned in effigy as the crowd cheered on! The second scene opened at the high school audi- torium where the annual talent show gave towns- folk a chance to perform.. Kindling Our Spirit “Aloha Week” Sophomore Class First Prize Tea Festival Junior Class Second Prize 56 The Court Scene—Attendants L to R: Diane Scott, Pat Flagg, Jennifer Raddatz, Sandy Selfridge. .. Returning Stars Honored The third scene dawned on Saturday morning as the parade assembled. Floats of every shape rolled down Lockport Street past the judges’ stand. But they did have one thing in common, the general theme, “Inter- national Holidays.” Many bands set the tempo of the scene. The plot thickened as a crowd assembled at the Eastern Avenue athletic field where the ’Cats were about to clash with Dwight. A tragic defeat threatened to dampen our spirits, but the dance was yet to come. The curtain rose on the final scene at nine in the evening at Central School Gymnasium. The evening was climaxed by the crowning of Queen Mary Ann Mutz. Senior Pat Flagg, Junior Jennifer Raddatz, Sophomore Diane Scott, and Freshman Sandra Self- ridge attended her. Queen Mary Ann is Crowned by 1961 Queen, Janice Van Horn. 'Pan-American Day” Spanish Club First Prize “Valentine's Day” Junior Chorus Second Prize 57 Sound Effects Men . . . FLUTES AND PICCOLOS Marcia Halstrode •Phyllis Clark Linda Cryder Kathleen Laufer Mary Alice Overman Frederick Palmer JoAnn Potenziani Cheryl Sebby Sandra Selfridge Ann Wallin Barbara Weller Geraldine Wheeler Eb CLARINET Sandra Scent THE BAND ON PARADE Bb CLARINET Ruth Ann Burke Sheila Canada Sandra Coons Linda Eichelberger Kenneth Haglund Warren Harshbarger Cvnthia Hrechko Eileen Kenyon Diana Krueger Gayle Lowery Sally Miller Patricia Peterson Karen Schroeder •Roger Sebby William Verick Susan Watkins ALTO CLARINET Donald Dixon Kathy Garich | Dorothy Graves Gertrude Harzheim •Michelle Rinehart BASS CLARINET Margaret Hageman •William Fouser Lawrence Senders CONTRA-ALTO CLARM James Madison CONTRA BASS CLARIS Gary Bennett OBOE David Fletcher •Stephen Kent Andrea Van Horn DRUM MAJOR and MAJORETTES, Left to Right: Donna Overman, Sue Hensel, Linda Eichelberger. ENGLISH HORN David Fletcher BASSOON Merry An Piner ALTO SAXOPHONE Wesley Harz JoAnn Carlson ’Kent Cralts TENOR SAXOPHONE James Highley •Ronald Wieman BARITONE SAXOPHONE James Coleman CORNET Betty Bloodgood Robert Davis 'Randy Dewar [[ Charles Flagg Robert Hild IN: Stuart Johnson David Kurtz Roy Spangler Richard Waller William Zimmer FRENCH HORN 'John Cryder Mary Peterson John Sandberg Burton Saxon Cheryl Spangler Karen Yearick BARITONE Marilyn Brown William Clark •Thomas Gold fuss •Vernon Kujath John Stonfcr TROMBONE Jack Clegg •Edward Eichelberger Richard Madison Gene Rapp TUBA John Gofer Jerry Hamilton •Susan Hensel PERCUSSION Larry Kinley Richard Olson Donna Overman Jo Anne Sebby BAND DIRECTOR Edward F. Jones • denotes section leader. THE BAND ON PARADE - 59 COLOR GUARD Left to Right: Maizie Mutz, Mary Peterson, Jane Hasenyager, Cheryl Sebby, Eileen Kenyon, Nancy Jones. BAND OFFICERS Left to Right: Mary Peterson, secretary; John Cryder, president; Robert Hild, quartermaster; Edward Jones, director; James Highley, property manager; Phyllis Clark, treasurer; Cheryl Sebby, librarian; Larry Kinley, vice-president. 60 The Choruses Provide Background Music A CAPPELLA CHOIR Staff formation: Edward Eichelberger, Diana Krueger, Susan Kilpatrick, Ruth Ann Burke, Beverly McCall, Cheryl Spangler, JoAnn Carlson, Leanne Johnson, Randall Heinz, Paul Harris, Donald Dixon, David Scott, Robert Long, Timothy Selfridge. James Petersen, Robert Searle, Richard Madison, Sandra Coons, Michelle Rinehart, Kenneth Haglund. Phyllis Clark, Barbara Rauworth, Patricia Peterson, Diane Scott, Renee Sherman, Margaret Hageman, Ronnie Evans, Roxanne Munch, Kathleen Laufer, Todd Irwin. MIXED CHORUS The Plainfield choral department, under the direction of Mrs. Bette Krueger, now consists of six fine choruses: the Junior Chorus, the Mixed Chorus, the Girls’ Chor- us, the Boys’ Chorus and the A Cappella Choir. All of the choruses participated in the Annual Christmas Concert and the Spring Choral Concert. On December 20, the hardiest members of each chorus went caroling at 6:00 A.M, and then enjoyed doughnuts and hot choco- late in the school cafeteria. In April, the Mixed Chorus and A Cap- pella Choir, and numerous solos and en- sembles combined forces to compete in the state music contest. In Spiral Order Beginning With Director: Bette Krueger, Director; T. Selfridge, j. Peterson, J. Jennings, M. Dickerson, S. Hensel, B. Dannen- berg, S. Adams, C. Weitting, C. Copen, A. Klett, P. Harris, A. Hartmann, D. Kelly, R. Searle, D. Kase, R. Heinz, B. Gatons, D. Scott, C. Irwin, H. Huckins, R. Davis, C. Busch, S. Kilpatrick, N. Bennett, L. Wood, B. Rauworth, M. Rinehart, T. Hartmann, D. Pemble, D. Whitman, H. Van Horn, S. Carlisle. JUNIOR CHORUS Left to Right, FIRST ROW: M. Cox, M. Bangert, C. Goldfuss, C. Spangler, R. Jadrnak, B. Brittan, S. Miller, K. Haffer, V. Lowery, K. Lyman, R. Spires, P. Mulyck, S. Allen. SECOND ROW: B. Harris, J. Beverly, M. Nelson, P. Moore, V. Sanchfi J. Bennett, C. Young, K. Bacon, P. Urbanski, B. Lamb, S. Bender, S. Haire, E. Searle, T. Hollingsworth, B. McCall. THIRD ROW: J. Grate, S. Lyons, B. Weller, M. Hosterman, S. Selfridge, L. Johnson, J. Carlson, S. Pubentz, J. Hovland, S. Sheehy, J. Bundy, M. Overman, R. Ramsey, K. Laufer, V. Odegaard, P. Bowers. FOURTH ROW: A. Thomas, C. Boughton, K. Herman, L Downing, K. Sedlacek, B. Cary, P. Bolte, P. Hamilton, P. Eldred, T. Hartzheim, L. Perella, M. Leahigh, J. Taylor. 62 Junior Play Left '0 Right, F1RST ROW: Dome Plummer (Miss Bingley), Donna Adams (prompter), Eileen Kenyon (Catherine Bennet), „ I ,Mr- Be n«,)- Jennifer Raddatz (Mary Bennet), Diane Kase (Mrs. Bennet), Linda Wood (prompter). SECOND ROW: Barbara .smith (student director), Jane Hasenyager (Hill), Holly Van Horn (Charlotte Lucas), Michelle Rinehart (Lady Lacas) -ynth'a Haywood (Elizabeth Bennet), Judy Chrossfield (Lady Catherine deBourgh), Mary Cessing (Jane Bennet), Susan Kilpatrick (Lydia Bennet), Edward Eichelberger (Mr. Wickham), Diane Pemble (student director). THIRD ROW- Tandy Dewar (Mr. Collins), Roger Mcgrath (Mr. Darcy), John Scott (director), Raymond Canady (Mr. Bingley). “Pride and Prejudice” On November 9, the Junior Class presented Jane Austen’s “Pride and Prejudice,” adapted by Jane Kendall, fhe setting of the play is Hertfordshire, England, in Longbourn, the Bennet home, about 1800. Mrs. Bennet, a scatterbrained woman, spends her time trying to find husbands for her five daughters. Mr. Bennet, her sardonic husband, looks on with distaste. The curtains close with Elizabeth engaged to Mr. Darcy and Jane betrothed to Mr. Bingley. Lydia is married to Mr. Wickam, and Mrs. Bennet is laying her traps for eligible young men for Mary and Catherine. Senior Play Left to Right, SEATED: John Scott (director), Alan Leahigh (Count Mountjoy), Charlene Taylor (student), Bob Hild (Tully Bascom), Holly Herath (Gloriana), Pat Flagg (Norma), Janice Rauworth (Helen), Tom Frattinger (Will Tatum). SECOND ROW: Sally Smith (Jane), Mary Lang (student director), Nancy Blair (citizen), Phyllis Clark (Mrs. Reiner), Cathy Busck (student), Ruth Burke (Fran), Betty Bloodgood (Mary), Maizie Mutz (page). Bill Boyd (Tom Mulligan), Jim Butterbach (soldier� . THIRD ROW: Sue Hensel (citizen). Sue Sauvageau (student), Steve Kent (Mr. Beston), Gary Bennett (soldier), Jim Warmbier (President), Dave Scott (Professor Kokintz), John Eaton (soldier), Sue llasenyager (Jill), Gail Eaton (Debbie), Sue Needham (Mrs. Bascom). FOURTH ROW: Nancy Irvin (student), Renee Sherman (Miss' Wilkins), Wanda Rogers (Pam), George Jones (General Snippet), Dan Bosse (David Benter), Ray Spangler (soldier), Mary Peterson (Ann). “The Mouse That Roared” In the forest a mouse roars, and in the jungle of mottled nations of the world, a small principality roars its strength. Tully Bascom is commissioned as the leader of a small band of soldiers for the Grand Duchy of Fenwick which has declared war on the United States in hopes of losing it to receive financial aid. Using the traditional weapon of the Duchy, the longbow, Bascom actually gains victory without firing an arrow; rather, he forces surrender of the United States by capturing the Q-bomb, new ultimate weapon developed by a Columbia University professor. The confused Duchess of the Monarchy is disappointed at the outcome for she fears that Fenwick will have to spend millions to rehabilitate the United States. Gloriana and her cabinet finally realize that their country with a population of six thousand is the most powerful nation of the world. With fear of a grab for power, and hope that her marriage to Tully will ease this situation, Gloriana proposes to the woodsman, soldier, and statesman. The Duchy settles a suit for peace with the United States, which, in fact, is the sole importer of Fenwick’s only product, by receiving a million dollars in aid. Fenwick retains the super-weapon; and, thus, the roar of the mouse is heard over all the noises caused by hostile nations of the world. 64 Publicity Agents Left to Right: Ruth Burke, make-up editor; Alan Leahigh, editor-in-chief; Mary Lang, business manager. Bob Lietzow Sports Editor Charlene Taylor Stall Secretary Helen Wilson Distribution Manager A good student newspaper relates its own convictions. These con- victions should lead the thinking of the school, not follow it. This has been the aim of the ’FIELDER during the current year. In August, before the school year opened the editors, advisor and a completely new division, a business staff, was added. The pages were enlarged to twice the size of previous years; four columns were used instead of three, and magazine paper gave way to a preferred newsprint. Without the efforts of the new business staff in meeting the print- ing costs, the ’FIELDER subscription would have been twice as much for the student. Through the year the business staff worked diligently getting ads, selling Christmas cards, promoting dances and holding bake sales. The reporting staff worked equally as hard in writing, proof- reading, and editing stories as well as laying out the pages. Yet even with the thirty-eight years of news behind it, this year’s ’FIELDER would not have been possible without the unselfish help of the advisors, Darlene James and Betty Leaman, and printer Irving Johnson. left to Right, FIRST ROW: Diane Scott, Arnitta Amhold, Cindv Hayward. Linda Downing, Neil Warner, Sue Kilpatrick, Cathy Busch, Jennifer Raddatz. SECOND ROW, SEATED: Donna Overman, Sylvia Scroggins, Jean Annis, Kathy Haffer, Beverly Brittan, Sue Hasenjager. STANDING: Darlene James, advisor; Mary Cessing, Gilbert Hairc, Annette Culik, Sue Bartt, Tom Frattinger, ootanne Munch, Sue Wilson, Sue Watkins, Burton Saxon, Virginia Linder, Dave Fletcher, Nancy Fowler, Steve Kent, Karen Schroeder, Duncan Conklin, Gary Tate, Mike Mahoney, Jim Spires, Betty Leaman, advisor. Plainsman Revie Left to Right: Lawrence Ellis, Elizabeth Lackaff, Dorothy Lambert, and Joyce Hexdall, Advisors; Mary Peterson and Sue Ncedhan, Co-editors; Earline Lillibridge, Grade School Editor; George Jones, Business Manager; Dan Bosse, Sports Editor; Bill Loll, Activities Editor; Bob Hild, High School Editor; Kent Crafts, Faculty and Administration Editor. e Year's Performance FACULTY AND HIGH SCHOOL STAFFS Left to Right, SEATED: Karen Yearick, Jane Hasenyager, Sue Vanko, Marcia Balstrode, Linda D’Amico. STANDING: Cheryl Sebby, Sandy Howard, Pat Peterson. ACTIVITIES AND SPORTS STAFFS Left to Right, SEATED: Candy Howard, Sue Sauvageau. Mary Ann Mutz, Eileen Kenyon, Ann Wallin. STANDING: Steve Judy, Tom Jones, Joan Sleight, Pat Flagg. GRADE SCHOOL AND BUSINESS STAFFS Left to Right, SEATED: Cheryl Spangler, Linda Wood, Holly Herath, Donna Adams, Earline I.il- libridge. STANDING: JoAnn Potenziani, Dan Kelly, Jim Highley, Janet Greger. Twirp Season Staff meeting at M.G.M.? You’ve got the answer? What did you say the title was—j Illiad?” Off Stage 0 Checkmate!! Suspended animation. Oh, those rainy days! The field crew. One last hole in the chicken wire. The music men. Know any good jokes?? Mad scientist. 69 Student Council Left to Right, SEATED: Burton Saxon, secretary-treasurer; Bruce Thompkins, advisor; Stephen Kent, president; Holly Van Horn, vice-president; Sandra Bender. STANDING: Donald Scott, Cheryl Spangler, Mary Ann Mutz, George Jones, Dianne Pemble Jennifer Raddatz, Thomas Jones. Student Council Activities The Student Council began the school year by holding a “Get-Acquainted” dance to welcome new students. Fund-raising projects included a sock-hop, the “Little Black Book” sale in December, and the P.H.S. sweat- shirt sale in February. The profits of these undertakings were used, in part, to purchase pennants (for the gym- nasium) which represent the six Fox Valley Conference schools. Continuing past efforts, the Council has been consolidating the funds of graduated classes into a landscape fund which will be presented to the school. The Council sponsored the traditional Twirp Season, March 6-8. A series of discussions between members of the faculty and student leaders to promote better school relations, was another student council project. Or,A.A., . . . OFFICERS AND SPORTHEADS Left to Right, FIRST ROW, sportheads: Holly Herath, volleyball; Diana Whitman, soccer; Judy Eichelberger, soft- ball; Holly Van Horn, modern dance; Sharon Zupancic, basketball; Mary Lang, tumbling; Sandy Bishop, bowling; Lynn Bossc, soccer; Connie Copen, archery. SECOND ROW: Georgia Williams, advisor; Mary Peterson, points chairman; Maizie Mutz, publicity chairman; Jan Rauworth, secretary; Sue Hasenyager, president; Sue Needham, vice-president; Sue Sauvageau, publicity chairman; Pat Flagg, treasurer. Members of G.A.A. have the opportunity to participate in soccer, basketball, tumbling, modem dance, bowling, volleyball, softball, and archery. For their at- tendance the girls receive points which are a means of gaining various awards at the end of the year. G.A.A. was engaged in many activities throughout the year. Some of these were play days at other schools, district officers’ meetings, and the postal bowling and basketball tournaments. In December the club sponsored a Pa-Me Night. In January the senior members were rivals of the women faculty in volleyball, and in March the club co-operated with the F.H.A. to sponsor “Crazy Capers,” the annual all- school activity night. Last summer. Sue Needham and Sue Hasenyager represented the club at G.A.A. camp, which was held at Conference Point, Williams Bay, Wisconsin. The year was climaxed by the Mother-Daughter Tea, when the winners of the Mother-Daughter bowling tournament were announced and new cabinet members were inducted into their offices. 71 . . . Sets the Stage Follow the Leader 72 for Girls’ Athletics Sports Enthusiasts “Peek-a-Boo! ” Tlie Referees Cheer for Their Favorite Team Latin Club Left to Right, FIRST ROW: T. Taylor, J. Douglas, F. Rooker, M. Hannan, T. Irwin, D. Scott, J. Stoner, G. Hovland, T. Bramscher, P. Hiller, L. Jack, N. Warner, D. Davy. SECOND ROW: A. Leahigh, J. Cryder, G. Jones, B. Hild, S. Kent, K. Crafts, J. Johnson, K. Kiedaisch, T. Cummins, J. Smolesky, L. Pfeffinger, R. O’Brien, J. Jennings. THIRD ROW: V. Odegaard, D. Vanko, D. Graves, B. Harris, K. Laufer, D. Robertson, S. Kilpatrick, Juaniia Niehus, advisor; S. Hasenyager, J. Hasenyager, C. Kuglich J. Klett, R. Ramsay, P. Peterson, R. Lindner, C. Young. FOURTH ROW: M. Lang, R. Burke, K. Haffer, S. Miller, B. Britta'n. N. Jones, D. Krueger, H. Van Horn, P. Parks, J. Raddatz, A. Wallin, 0. Fry, J. Sebby, C. Taylor. FIFTH ROW: A. Brockway, D. Stonich. P. Clark, M. Hageman, J. Greger, H. Wilson, E. Lillibridge, J. Hovland, K. Yearick, K. Hermann, B. Dannenberg, D. Scott. SIXTH ROW: J. Carlson, N. Wolf, C. Hall, S. Collins, J. May, A. Culik, S. Wilson, R. Munch, K. Johnson, S. Bartz, D. Overman, L. Miller. SEVENTH ROW': J. Lohman, B. Callen, B. Saxon, F. Feeney, R. McGrath, 0. Lohman, R. Engstrom, D. Bosst, W. Kickles, H. Porath, D. Harshbarger, D. Scott. French Club Left to Right, FIRST ROW: P. Parks, R. Cummins, T. Jones, S. Bender, Madelene Zouganelis, advisor; J. Raddatz, M. Mflfc J. Spires, R. Rose. SECOND ROW: A. Stafford, H. Van Horn, N. Bennett, J. Poteniiani, S. Bougon, D. Grate, M. Balstrodt D. Pemblc, M. Overman, J. Bennett, C. Polley, A. Arnhold. THIRD ROW: R. Meyers, A. Culik, M. Leahigh, B. Weller, R. She: man, J. Balstrode, B. Catons, J. Grate, M. Kuriger, R. Bleck, R. Raddatz, J. Clegg. FOURTH ROW: D. Miersch, D. Adams, R Spangler, D. Bosse, P. Bolte, D. Scott, C. Boughton, P. Habich, S. Kent, D. Conklin, R. Wieman, G. Jones. Spanish Club Left to Right, FIRST ROW: R. Canady, K. Bolte, J. Warmbier, L. Wood, J. Zupancic, Mary I. Wilson, advisor; R. Dewar, C. Sebby, B. J.ietzow, C. Whitesel, S. Judy, C. Howard, E. Eichelberger, G. Tate. SECOND ROW: T. Corzan, G. Erickson, S. Scent, D. Kase, E. Kenyon, G. Eaton. K. Keeney, S. Sauvageau, R. Spires, I. Mensinger, L. Perella, A. Glasscock, R. Goben, C. Flagg. THIRD ROW: D. Dixon, J. Weller, B. Overman, D. Kelly, T. Hartmann, S. Stelter, J. Sleight, L Pubentz, J. Eichelberger, T. Gentry, I). Werner, J. Cofer, D. Fletrher. FOURTH ROW: C. Goldfuss, B. Zimmer, L. Eichelberger, C. Hrechko, S. Kase, R. Bedford, V. Kujath, G. Hendrickson, B. Felix, M. Piner, W. Obman, D. Tunell, R. Leonard, B. Hill. FIFTH ROW: S. Sheehy, L. Siddon, V. Sanchez, K. Mowrer, J. Petersen, C. Bennett, M. Hrechko, S. Allen, P. Moore, S. Canada, M. Brown, S. Palmer, V. Mayfield, J. Chrossfield. SIXTH ROW: S. Adams, W. Harshbarger, M. Norton, P. Eldred, J. Wolf, D. Bowers, K. Schroeder, S. Cline, S. Gray, B. Kinzler, G. Harzheim, L. Boyd, B. Lamb, S. Haire. SEVENTH ROW: J. Jennings, D. Zupancic, J. Kachel, D. Brown, R. Brocies, K. Bangert, R. Davis, R. Varley, J. Dolan, R. Sanchez, R. Sedlacek, L. Chrossfield, W. Verick. The Language Clubs Study Foreign Dialogue The three language clubs of Plainfield High School are organized to promote interest and encourage the use of their respective languages. Total membership in the three clubs is 251 students, representing about forty-five percent of the school enrollment. The I atin Club was the original language club. Sponsored by Mrs. Niehus, the club, as a unit, was elected treasurer of the Junior Classical League Society of Illinois. Last summer, four members and the sponsor at- tended the National Junior Classical League Convention in Billings, Montana. Part of the expenses of the con- ventioners was paid by the club. This year the proceeds of money-raising projects are to be used to send representatives to the 1963 convention in Lawrence, Kansas. Le Cercle Francais, better known as the French Club, has forty-six members. Money was raised for numerous projects through the sale of baked goods. A tape recorder was purchased to help French II students in preparing for the National French Contest, and a French movie was rented. Outstanding club members with high scholastic achievement in French were rewarded. The Spanish Club is the largest language club with 124 members. Of several projects, the largest money- making venture was a semi-formal dance, “Fiesta Time,” given in March. The club’s float won first prize in the Homecoming parade. £ National Honor Society Left to Right, FIRST ROW: Cheryl Kuglich, George Jones, Boh Hild, Janice Rauworth, Wayne Kickels, Dan Bosse, Joyce Senffner, advisor. SECOND ROW: Mary Lang, Kalhy Bolte, Barbara Hannan, Holly Van Horn, Sue Stelter, Annette Culilt, Mary Gessing, Jennifer Raddatz, Mike Mahoney. THIRD ROW: Pat Flagg, Maizie Mutz, Karen Keeney, Marcia Balstrode, Linda Pubentz, Barbara Smith, Charlene Taylor, Earline Lillibriilge, Carolyn Hall, Diane Arnhold. FOURTH ROW: Sue Need- ham, Sue Vanko, Ramona Kaalz, Marcia Hartman, Judy Balstrode, Ken Kiedaisch, Roger McCrath, Jim Johnson, Alan Leahigh, Darlene Roberson, Steve Kent, Penne Habich, Betty Dannenberg. The Library Club Left to Right, FIRST ROW: Sue Sauvageau, Connie Copen, Betty DeClue, Karen Schroeder, Barbara Rauworth, Leo Chrossfielt Bob Siddon. SECOND ROW: Kathy Hoyt, Lynn Bosse, Helen Wilson, Barbara Hannan, Alverta Macaluso, Diane Lyman, Earlin Lillibridge, Gwen Gray, Janice Rauworth, Michelle Rinehart, Sue Hensel, Donna Hartley, Mary Gavican, advisor; JoAnn Potct ziani. The Science Club OFFICERS: Arthur Stafford, president; Sue Vunko, vice-president; Keith Talkington, secretary: Robert Hill, treasurer; Ronald Eggert, advisor. Future Secretaries of America Left to Right, SEATED: Karen Keeney, Helen Wilson, Nancy Blair. Charlene Taylor, Carla hitesel. SECOND ROW: Betty Leaman. advisor; Helen Stogsdill, Eileen Kenyon. Dorene Plummer, Sharon Zupancic, Sue Bougon, Sylvia Scroggins, Marcia Balstrode, Cathy Busch, Linda Wood, Sally Smith. Mary Stafford. THIRD ROW : Sue Coist, Judy Balstrode. Jane Hasenyager. $oe Kline, Linda D’Amico, Connie Copen, Marcia Hartman. 77 Future Homemakers of America . . . SENIOR MEMBERS Left to Right, SEATED: Karen Keeney, Beverly McCall, Betty DeClue, Dorene Plummer, Holly Huckins, Mary Lang, Pat Urbanski, Pat Mulyek, Rhonda Spires. SECOND ROW : Maizie Mutz, Renee Sherman, Carol Wietting, Eileen Kenyon, Nancy Blair, Ormj Fry, Jill Gonda, Nancy Jones, Rose Bedford, Debbie Stonich, Roberta Raddatz, Sue Kase, Margaret Wilson. THIRD ROW: Ronnit Evans, Sue Sauvageau, Barbara Smith, Mary Gessing, Carla Whitesel, Helen Stogsdill, Linda Pubentz, Judv Eichelberger, Sharon Lyons, Sue Stelter, Jennifer Raddatz. Pat Porath, Leanne Johnson, Rosalyn Linder. FOURTH ROW: Sue Hasenyager, Sut Needham, Pam Parks, Linda D’Amico, Connie Copen, Paula Sandberg, Jean Taylor, Nancy Wietting, Annette Culik, Jean Smith, Judy Balstrode, Joyce Klett, Judy Schrader, Eva Lillibridge. NEW MEMBERS Left to Right, FIRST ROW: Cynthia Hrechko, Carolyn Boughton, Sue Adams, Linda Salman, Linda Whitmer, Susan Sheek; Kathy Mowrer, Virginia Odegaard. SECOND ROW: Sally Miller, Paula Bolte, Kathy Haffer, Sue Bougon, Kathy Bolte, Terr] Hollingsworth, Esther Searle, Sandra Selfridge, Margaret Norton, Kathy Lyman, Roberta Jadrnak. THIRD ROW: Sandra Collin Janet Greger, Patricia Hedtcke, Patricia Eldred, Gertrude Harzheim, Marsha Kuriger, Judith Grate, Judith Hovland, Barbar- 70 ‘nz'er’ •V,ary Jane Hosterman, Mary Alice Overman, Susan Pubentz. FOURTH ROW: Carolyn Cline, Trade Bougon, Cher '8 Bennett, Jean Annis, Jane Crittenden, Ruth Bleck, E. June Lillibridge, Patricia Moore. . . . Trains Leading Ladies OFFICERS AND CLASS REPRESENTATIVES Left to Right, SEATED: Helen Wilson, Holly Herath, Sally Smith, Gail Eaton, Phyllis Parks, Sue Goist, Cathy Busch, Grace Hosterman, Joan Sleight. STANDING: Pat Flagg, Ruth Burke, Janet Dutler, advisor; Linda Pubentz, Sue Stelter, Nancy Irvin, Karen Keeney, Sue Kase, Nancy Jones, Mary Jane Hosterman. THE FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA, sponsored by Mrs. Janet Dutler, is dedicated to the concepts of building a better home life, improving the community, and strengthening democracy. This year’s theme was “Here’s Looking at You,” which was designed to help the girls to take a critical analysis of their homes, school, and community life. Programs consisting of a panel discussion, filmstrips, and speakers helped to carry out the theme. As money making projects, the organization sold dessert cookbooks and held a carwash and several bake sales. Also the girls sponsored a dance which was preceded by a talent show. To conclude the year of interesting events, the members with the required number of points, earned by atten- dance at meetings and working on committees, were rewarded with a night out which included dinner and a show. 79 Future Nurses of America Ixft to Right, FIRST ROW: Alice Overman, and Lucy Weller, advisors; C. Hayward, J. Eichelberger, H. Van Horn, M. Mutt, 5?- W-Cnw,� . Bennett, S. Miller, Joyce Hexdall, advisor; Betty Bender, advisor. SECOND ROW: K. Haffer, B. Brittai I Is mil R U LJ___1_ C T ¥ _______ P XT II T r . ■ ■ nr... — - _ T £• £‘ch; K„ Bur,ke- H- Huckins, S. Hasenyager, S. Needham, L Eichelberger, C. Polley, C. Busch, S. Palmer, B. Smith. THU r ij T u erel a’ SDBar,z’ S- Bender, A. Wallin, S. Selfridge, C. Bennett, C. Hrechko, J. Bundy, J. A. Sebby, S. Mauer, V. M RD May field, T. Hartmann, R Munch, P. Habich. FOURTH ROW: L. Downing, ’c. Wheeler,’ N. Wolf, D. Whitman,’ L. Pu’ben'tz, D Roberson, S. Stelter, H. Lindner, 0. Fry, L. Johnson, R. Bedford, G. Hosterman, D. Overman, B. Gatons, L. K. Miller. Future Teachers of America 10 Right� FIRST ROW: Luella Russell, advisor; B. Rauworth, A. Culik, C. Howard, J.- Hasenyager, B. Lietzow, K. Ho] U. remble, M. Gessing, J. Raddatz, S. Kilpatrick, Bonnie McBeth, advisor. SECOND ROW: D. Stonicli, R. Raddatz, R. Blec K Mowrer, N. Jones, J. Beverly, J. Potenziani, C. Sebby, D. Kase, D. Krueger, S. Scent, B. Weller. THIRD ROW: Peter Piei advisor; K. Kiedaisch, L. Crydcr, R. Wieman, R. Ramsey, M. Leahigh, A. Brockway, B. Dannenberg, K. Laufer, D. Arnhold, Thomas, D. Scott, S. Vanko, J. Neef, C. Spangler, Ronald Eggert, advisor. FOURTH ROW: D. Madison, B. Sievert, S. Co G. Gray, D. Adams, A. Klett, S. Hensel, C. Wietting, A. Macaluso, K. Johnson, K. Sedlacek, S. Sauvageau, S. Howard. i SPORTS Varsity Football Team wfV°,,Ri3ht’ F1rRST R0W: M ke Collins, Ed Eichelberger, Bob Hill, Gene Erickson, Jim Madison, Rick Jewett, Bob Searle Di Mayfield, Jerry Drauden Jim Weller. SECOND ROW: Roger Sebby, Tim Selfridge, Roy Spangler, Randy Dewar, Lee Crittend.: Steve Thompson Larry- Kinley, Dick Webb, Jim Warmbier, Fred Palmer. THIRD ROW: Thomas Williams, coach; Thomas Bak- coach; Clinton Forsyth, coach; Ken Kiedaisch, John Smith, Jerry Brands, Dave Gruben, Dave Scott, Dave Harshbarger, Jim John� . Bob Lietzow, Roger McGrath, Jerry Hamilton, Bill Overman, Neil Warner, manager. Plainfield 19 Lisle 13 Plainfield 29 Plano 0 Plainfield 13 Oswego 53 Plainfield 6 Sandwich 6 Plainfield 13 Wilmington 19 Plainfield.. 20 Marion 12 Plainfield 21 Yorkville 21 Plainfield 6 Dwight 33 The Wildcats finished with their best season in the last seven years by winning three, losing three, and tying two. Kept out of first place only by the two ties, the ’Cats finished third in conference play. Junior Randy Dewar helped account for more than half the 2038 yards gained by passing for 1161 yards with eleven passes resulting in touchdowns. Junior Jim Weller led the team in rushing with two hundred-two yards in forty-five carries. The curtains closed on the football Wildcats season with “satistical hopes ’ for a fine 1963 performance. 82 Senior Lettermen DALE MAYFIELD All Conlerence—Second Team JERRY BRANDS JIM JOHNSON JIM WARMBIER LARRY KINLEY All-Conference RANDY DEWAR All Conference—First Team JERRY HAMILTON All Conference—First Team JIM MADISON KEN KIEDAISCH All Conference—Second Team All Conference—Honorable Mention BOB HILL All Conference—Second Team DICK WEBB All Conference—Honorable Mention Left to Right, FIRST ROW: Jerry Peterson, Dick Madison, Warren Harshbarger, Jim Spires, Mike Zbacnik, Bob Ham, Bruce Drauden, Bob Zimmer, Todd Irwin, Don Scott, Cene Rapp. SECOND ROW: Terry Brown, Brent Etnyre, Bob Sedlacek, Bill Ham, Randy Heinz, Fred Fiene, Terry Webb, Tom Jones, Roy Sanchez, Lawrence Bailey, Larry Johnson, David Mueller. THIRD ROW; David Dutler, coach; Larry Pfeffinger, Dennis Limbaugh, Gary Failing, Wesley Barz, Dave Brown, Lester Schiek, Greg Self, ridge, David Curtis, Bob Long, Paul W'armbier, Dave Russell, Melvin Ferguson, Gary Summers, Tom Davis. Season’s Record: 2 Wins - 5 Losses Pep Club Left to Right, FIRST ROW: H. Huckins, K. Keeney, C. Hayward, S. Smith, R. Evans, S. Hasenyager, S. Steller, B. SearkJ Eichelberger, J. Hasenyager, S. Bishop, A. Brockway, N. Jones, K. Mowrer, C. Policy, A. Amhold, S. Miller. SECOND R01 G. Wheeler, M. Piner, R. Lindner, E. Searle, T. Hollingsworth, B. Brittan, C. Bennett, D. Kase, P. Parks, E. Kenyon, H Gessing, C. Sebby, A. Culik, J. Raddatz, D. Adams, K. Yearick, H. Wilson, L. Miller, D. Whitman, N. Irvin. THIRD ROW: J. Neef, B. Sievert, J. Sleight, S. Canada, M. Overman, T. Bougon, T. Harzheim, S. Cline, C. Goldfuss, K. Bolte, J. Gonda,j Bougon, L. Bosse, S. Carlisle, L. Pubentz, B. Gatons, S. Sauvageau, R. McGrath, D. Pemble, R. Brocies, C. Whitesel, D. Kurtt R. Olson. FOURTH ROW: J. Schrader, C. Hrechko, S. Scent, L. Wood, N. Bennett, D. Roberson, D. Grate, J. May, J Klett, P. Parks, T. Hartmann, L. D’Amico, H. Stogsdill, M. Balstrode, C. Busch, P. Habich, S. Goist, S. Pubentz, L. Whitmel M. Stafford, N. Blair, B. Weller, B. Drauden, S. Selfridge, S. Watkins. FIFTH ROW: M. Hrechko, S. Wilson, S. Bartz, D. Scott, ! Vanko, P. Clark, P. Flagg, L. Reed, L. Johnson, R. Raddatz, R. Bleck, D. Overman, G. Hosterman, R. Bedford, D. Stonic! R. Sherman, D. Vanko, J. Crittenden, J. Annis, K. Haffer, P. Moore, J. Peterson, R. Lietzow, W. Harshbarger, T. Irwin. SIXTI ROW: D. Eldred, T. Selfridge, B. Overman, G. Drauden, D. Harshbarger, R. Leonard, S. Thomson, J. Findlay, K. Summers, Collins, D. Kelly, G. Haire, K. Kiedaisch, I). Fletcher, L. Cryder, J. Potenziani, C. Garich, S. Haire, M. Hosterman, G. Eatoi L. Grindstaff. Frosh-Soph Football Team Varsity Cheerleaders 86 Left to Right: Sally Smith, Holly Huckins, Karen Keeney, Cindy Hayward, Ronnie Evans. Varsity Basketball Team Left to Right, KNEELING: Jack Murphy, manager; Dennis Bridges, coach; Jack Clegg, manager. STANDING: Dale Mayfield, Roger McGrath, Steve Judy, Jim Warmbier, Jay Zupancic, Ordean Lohman, Dick Cline, Dave Scott, Dave Harshbarger, Bob Hill, Randy Dewar, Dick Eldred, Jim Weller. 47 I .incolnway 64 Plainfield 54 Lisle 38 55 63 Plainfield 28 Morris 42 70 79 Plainfield 56 Yorkville 51 40 Braidwood 53 Plainfield .54 Kaneland — 46 58 Yorkville 54 Plainfield 49 Newark 36 49 Newark 39 Plainfield 54 Lincolnway 51 55 Minooka 80 Plainfield .45 Minooka 62 59 61 Plainfield 60 Oswego 47 54 57 Plainfield . .69 Peotone 79 49 Oswego 51 Plainfield 55 Coal City — 69 67 58 Plainfield 56 Yorkville — _46 61 58 Plainfield .44 Geneva 75 Plainfield 32 Minooka 40 After a cold start, 2-8 record after ten games, the Wildcats came back winning nine of the last fifteen games. They ended with second place in the Fox Valley Conference, and took second place in the Fox Valley Tournament. Steve Judy led the Wildcats in scoring with a total of 459 points, averaging 18.4 points per game, while Jay Zupancic took rebounding honors with 230, followed by Dave Harshbarger with 212. The outstanding ball handler of the Wildcat squad was Dale Mayfield, and the outstanding defensive player was Dave Harshbarger. Steve Judy was voted by his teammates as the most valuable player. The basketball Wildcats improved last season’s 5-17 record with an 11-14 record, the best in three years. 87 Vars JAY center RANDY forward BOB forward DEAN forward DALE guard 4 VWA?j. STEVE guard JIM forward DAVE forward ayers COACH BRIDGES 00 DAVE forward Frosh-Soph Basketball Team KNEELING: David Toepke, coach; Neil Warner, manager. Left to Right, STANDING: Bruce Drauden, Larry Jack, Steve Fry Roy Sanchez, Ray Powers, Robert Engstrom, Brent Etnyre, Burton Saxon, Jim Long, Dave Zupancic, Paul Warmbier, Ray Col- clasure, John Dolan, Jim Spires. Season’s Record: 6 wins-16 losses WILDCATS, GREAT! WE’VE GOT THE WILDCATS ON OUR TEAM, THEY’RE GR-R-R-REAT! WE’VE GOT THE COACH ON OUR TEAM, HE’S GR-R-R-REAT! WE’VE GOT THE SPIRIT THAT A GREAT TEAM NEEDS, IT’S GR-R-R-REAT! WILDCATS! THEY'RE CR R-R-REAT! Left to Right: Nancy Jones, Cindy Polley, Arnitta Amhold, Kathy Mowrer, Andrea Brockway. Basketball in Action Varsity Wrestling Team p 1! 'V 4 ' L V ' Left to Riglit, FIRST ROW: Stuart Johnson, George Thompson, Mike Mahoney, Dave Clem, Ed Eichelberger, Gary Tate, MikJ Sheridan, Dan Kelly. SECOND ROW : Hiema- Raker, reach; Gilhert Maire. Roy Spangler, Ken Kiedai-eli. Jerry Hand] Steve Thomson, John Smith, Dick Webb. Plainfield 33 Gardner 16 Plainfield 14 Lincoln-Way Batavia 30 Plainfield .23 Oswego 22 Plainfield 21 15 Plainfield .41 Yorkville 9 Plainfield 17 Morris 24 Plainfield 32 Geneva 10 Plainfield 39 Burlington 5 Plainfield 14 Joliet Catholic 25 Plainfield 39 Minooka 10 Plainfield 32 Dwight 20 Plainfield 21 Mooseheart 25 Co-Capt. GARY TATE Wt. Class—127 ' M.V.P. DAVE CLEM Wt. Class—112 Co-Capt. ED EICHELBERGER Wt. Class—120 Varsity Wrestlers GEORGE THOMPSON Wt. Class—95 MIKE MAHONEY Wt. Class—103 MIKE SHERIDEN Wt. Class—133 JERRY HAMILTON Wt. Class—165 STEVE THOMPSON Wt. Class—180 JOHN SMITH Wt. Class—H.T. ?62-’63 Wrestling Season The ’63 wrestling season was by far the most successful season the team has had since it was started three years ago. The dual meet record was eight wins and four losses. In tournaments the boys also did very well. At the Wilmington tournament three boys placed second in their weight classes: George Thompson, Ed Eichelberger and Mike Mahoney. Fourth place was awarded to Ken Kiedai h The team finished in fifth place out of the nine teams entered. The first Fox Valley Wrestling Tournament was held at Plainfield High School and again the boys did very ,|| but were nosed out of first place 102-100 by the Oswego squad. The ’Cats had the only team which could linnet that all twelve of their boys won a medal. The first place winners in that tournament were George Thompson Ed Eichelberger, and Gary Tate. Second place winners were Mike Mahoney, Dave Clem, Gilbert Haire, Jerry Hamilton, Steve Thomson, and John Smith. Third place winners were Mike Sheridan, Roy Spangler, and Ken Kiedaisch. 1 he District Wrestling Iournament was held at Lockport where the Wildcats competed against Joliet Township Joliet Catholic, Lockport, and Minooka. Plainfield finished fourth. Dave Clem and Ken Kiedaisch placed second in the tourney in their weight classes. The Most Improved Wrestler trophy went to George Thompson. George’s name will also appear on the trophy at P H.S. for the quickest pin. He broke the old record of 28 seconds set by Mike Mahoney two years ago by- pinning one of his opponents in 24 seconds. Looking ahead to the 63- 64 season the ’Cats should have another good year because eleven of the twelve starters will be returning. Fresh-Soph Wrestlers £ { ? Kight, FIRST ROW: Tim Glagola, Larry Senders, Mike Zbacnik, Chuck Flagg, Don Scott, Ross Mayfield, Fred Fiene, BiH Clark, Darryl Miersch, Rich Waller, Bob Long, Wesley Harz. SECOND ROW: Bobby Davis, Ronnie Smith, Frank Freestone, Kich Olson, Chuck McNamara, Walt Obman, Prank Zbacnik, Jim Butterbach, manager; Bruce Tompkins, coach. 94 Season’s Record: 5 wins - 5 losses Coaches to Right, SEATED: Thomas Williams, football, freshman basketball, asst, track; Dennis Bridges, varsity basketball; Paul ifts, athletic director. STANDING: David Toepke, fresh-soph football, fresh-soph basketball; Bruce Tompkins, fresh-soph filing, track; Thomas Baker, asst, varsity football, varsity wrestling; Dave Dutler, asst, fresh-soph football. Pom-Pon Girls to Right: Cathy Busch, Diane Kase, Sue Stelter, Mary Stafford, Linda Pubentz, Holly Herath, Judy Eichelberger, Connie :n, Annette Culik, Carol Wilkinson, Sue Vanko, Nancy Irving, Renee Sherman, Sandy Bender, Pat Flagg, Barbara Rauworth, :e Rauworth. 95 Green and White Club Left to R.ght, FIRST ROW : George Thompson Mike Mahoney, Gary Tate, Roger McGrath, Jerry Brands, Randy Dewar, Dave Lnw t! ’ Jln ! '?0hnM n’ l lere. 'I1; Jlm armbier, Errol Zimmerman, Neil Warner, Tom Williams, coach. SECOND ROW: Thomas Baker coach; Ed Eiche berger, Kent Crafts, Jack Murphy, Dick Eldred, Howard Poralh, Daryl Keene Ken THIRanCRnW eri'S ' wil R°gRr, H“glu,nd- Larry Kinley, Jerry Drauden, Dale Mayfield, George Jones, Jim Butterbach. THIRD ROW : Jim Weller, Boh Searle. Bill Overman, Dave Clem, Gilbert Haire, Jerry Hamilton, Richard Rose, Dick Webb Sam Chellmo Jack Clegg Robert Engstrom, Roy Spangler, Steve Thompson, Walter Obman. FOURTH ROW: Gene Erickson' Jim Madison. Jay Zupaneic, Ordean Lohman. John Smith. One of the most active organizations of the school is the Green and White Club, which consists of all varsity lettermen of each sport. This year it sponsored the annual trip to a hockey game and entered a float in the Homecoming parade. One of the biggest projects was supplying film for the camera which the club purchased to film basketball and football games. The money-raising projects were the Senior- faculty basketball game, the dance afterwards, and a dance during football season. The Green and White Club supplied the rope holders for every home basketball game, and assisted in financing the varsity cheerleaders’ trip to their clinic at Illinois State Normal University last summer. A newr constitution w'as adopted this year, and offices were reorganized—two changes which greatly improved the club. Eighth Grade James A bens Jolene Allen James Annis Kathleen Arnold Linda Bennett Thomas Beverly Ronald Bishop Stephanie Blessing Nancy Bloodgood James Bonnar Paul Bougon Cynthia Boyd Ronald Brands Jerry Braun Timothy Brockway Pamela Brown Dennis Bucciarelli Linda Bulian Richard Bulian Barbara Burnetti Judith Carlisle Joseph Cassetto Jr. Scott Chapman Wayne Chapman Trinidad Cisneros Raymond Colclasure Richard Collins P. Mark Crittenden Lena Crook Geraldine Culik Eighth Grade Jacquelyn Davis Carla I)ean Teri Ruth Dempsey Mark Donnelly J. Thomas Duckworth Jill Eaton Barbara Eld red Marilyn Evans Ronald Failing Larry Faren Ruth Ann Fiday William Findlay Robert Flagg Michael Franke James Gans Beverly Gatons Christine Georgakas William Glass Hilda Gonzalez Lydia Gonzalez Kenneth Green Terri Ayn Hagerman Jeffrey Hall Christine Hartley Alois Hartmann, Jr. Robert Hedtcke Thomas Hensel Richard Herren Janet Hild John Hill Not pictured: Belinda Hampton Eighth Grade Vicki Hull Christine Huston Sharon Johnson Bryan Jones Kathryn Jones Robert Jones Diane Just Cynthia Kesinan Richard Klett Theodore Kluck Patricia Kramer Thomas Kuglich Brenda Lander Mary Van Laning Alan Leupold Jerry Lewsader Johnny Lewsader Lynn Likes Fred Lindsey Robert Lipp Randy Lollar Joan Marcks Walter Matheis Kurt McBride Doris McCarthy David McClintock Micheal McNamara Melvin Mercer Frank Meyer Sherry Meyer Eighth Oracle Phillip Michael Mary Ellen Mudron Roberta Munch David Munchalfen Linda Needham Gregory Neumann Linda Newman Marguerite O’Brien Keith Odegaard Beverly Olroyd Dale Overman Kenneth Overman Edward Owen Katherine Parker Patricia Patterson Jack Perella Sandra Perschnick Angela Poe Stephanie Polley Richard Rapsin Stephen Rauworth Ronald Reed Betty Remley Stephen Reyff Raymond Roberson Andrew Robinson Charles Ronchetti Jr. David Rooksberry Becky Rossmiller Allen Saxon Eighth Grade ifT Linda Schmidt Linda Schroeder Nancy Scott Jacqueline Sebby Janet Sebby Richard Selfridge Loren Senders Gary Spangler George Stefanech Gale Stewart Carolyn Tate Larry Tate Charlene Thomson Deborah Thrall Lloyd Tinsman B. Tad Wallin Phyllis Werner Charles Whitesel Janet Wietting Carol Ann Wood Mary Yahnke Paula Zimmerman James Zupancic Teachers: Mrs. Margaret Blake Mr. Clinton Forsyth Mr. Frank Lundal Mrs. Rosa McArthur Mr. Roger Meister Not pictured: Cynthia Stager Seventh Grad Kathryn Abens Cathie Allen Donald Anderson Lorraine Arnhold Donna Banning Donald Bartz Chris Bayer G. Eric Berglund Gail Birthisel Dale Bleck Peggy Jo Bond J. David Book James Bourn Robert Brands Maryann Breckling Richard Brinkman Mary Brockie Robert Carlisle Dennis Carlton Brett Chapman Toni Kay Chellino James Chobar Diane Colaric Ronald Collins Judy Crews Deborah D’Agostino Donna Davis Janet Davy Roger Dhuse Anthony DiGiovine Not pictured: Russell Antes Seventh Grade Donna Dolan Maureen Doyle Steven Eldred Gregory Etnyre John Evans Franklyn Fiene Regina Fleming Dennis Fletcher John Fowler John Frazier L. Diane Galvin Richard Gans Carolyn Gehrke Constance Gehrke Peggy Gehrke Linda Glasscock Martin Goldman Kathryn Green Joseph Habich Nancy Haglund Thomas Hamilton Michael Hannan Peggy Hanson Hugh Hardman Barbara Harris Sandra Harris Joan Harzheim Jill Hasenyager Susan Heisler Steve Herkert Seventh Grade Francis Holley David Holt Richard Hrechko Dorcas Johnson Sherry Johnson Linda Kaluzny Cynthia Kastman Orville King Lucinda Knowles Linda Kuriger Roy Kuriger Barry Lamb Philip Laufer Donna Lieberg Louis Lillibridge David Lloyd Patricia Loll Robert Lowery Timothy Lowery Charles Lynch Pamela Madison Phillip Martens Betty Mayfield Delores Mensinger Marcia Metesh Vicki Miersch Marvin Miller Oren Miller Warren Miller Judy Minnick Not pictured: Julie Less (f r J Seventh Grade Joel Munch Lea Ann Nemanich Kenneth Neumann Carolyn Owen Maryjo Pangrazio Thaddeus Rapsin Richard Rathbun Marcia Sallenger Dale Sandvall Joyce Santerelli Bruce Parker Charles Parker Pamela Patzka Ronald Pearson Jerry Pennington Gloria Perry Connie Perschnick Anita Petersen Joseph Petrovic James Pubentz Stevan Sauvageau Kathleen Scent James Scheidt Rose Schrader Diann Schroeder Ronald Sebby Linda Seitz Chari Sherman Jacqueline Siddon Michael Sillar Seventh Grade Barbara Sleight Diana Slightom Jeremy Smith Dale Spangler Linda Spray Marjorie Stogsdill Duane Stonich John Sullivan David 1 ate Lawrence Testa Gary Theimer Ronald Thomas Ronald Thompson Karen Uhde John Van Horn Andrew Vanko Jack Vogt William Weller Mary Jane Wenck Jeanette Werner Kirk Wheeler Diane Widmaier Martha Wisdom 1 erry Woodard Teachers: Mr. Leo A. Behrens Mrs. Marie Knater Mr. Paul Montgomery Miss Joann Mueller Miss Nancy O’Donnell Mrs. Frances Schmidt Junior ffii BAND PERSONNEL FLUTE AND PICCOLO Nancy Bloodgood Cynthia Boyd Regina Fleming Nancy Haglund •Janet Hild Linda Kaluzny Mary Van Laning Pamela Madison Jacqueline Sebby Charlene Thomson Diane Widmaier OBOE Dorcas Johnson Bb CLARINET Jolene Allen Linda Bennett Roger Dhuse Anthony DiGiovine Jill Eaton Christine Huston Cynthia Kesman Doris McCarthy Marcia Metesh Oren Miller Linda Needham Gloria Perry •Stephen Rauworth Becky Rossmiller Janet Sebby Chari Sherman Jacqueline Siddon Gale Stewart Gary Theimer William Weller Charles Whitesel BASS CLARINET Gail Birthisel •Walter Matheis David Munchalfen ALTO SAXOPHONE •Richard Brinkman Constance Gehrke William Glass Loren Senders TENOR SAXOPHONE •Ruth Ann Fiday Kirk Wheeler BARITONE SAXOPHONE Julie Less BAND OFFICERS COLOR GUARD Left to Right, FIRST ROW: Allen Saxon, seated, Mr. Jones; Jacqueline Sebby, Janet Hild. SECOND ROW: Thomas Hensel, Stephen Rauworth, David McClintock, Linda Needham, Chris 108 Bayer, Ronald Sebby. rcert Band CORNET David Book Paul Bougon Robert Brands Mark Donnelly Alan Leupold Louis Lillibridge ‘Warren Miller Ronald Sebby FRENCH HORN Donald Anderson ‘David Holt Linda Schroeder Mary Jane Wenck BARITONE Robert Carlisle Philip Laufer Diann Schroeder ‘Janet Wietting TROMBONE Chris Bayer Ronald Brands Timothy Brockway Dennis Fletcher Jeffrey Hall •Thomas Hensel Robert Jones Charles Lynch Phillip Martens TUBA ‘David McClintock Melvin Mercer Stephen Reyff PERCUSSION Donald Bartz James Cans •Robert Lipp Gregory Neumann Dale Overman Allen Saxon Band Director Edward F. Jones denotes section leader DRUM MAJOR AND MAJORETTES FLAG TWIRLERS Patrol Boys r, Slephen Rauworth, captain. Lieutenants: Richard Bulian, David Book. Trinidad Cisneros, Richard Collins, Steven Eldred, William Glass, Thomas Hensel, J ThoJ Hill, Marvin Miller, Gregory Neumann, Andrew Robinson, Allen Saxon, B. Tad Wallin, James Zupancic. Roger! Meister, supervhj Junior Varsity Basketball Team i i S Widt tt,dSTpANDIN Al0iS 9artm nn JrV James '’ubemz, Gregory Etnyre, Chris Bayer, Ronald Sebby, Jaro KNEEUNe! Th”“ aM- «� � m“'«. « NO Season’s Record: 17 games played, 12 won-5 lost. Junior High Cheerleaders Left tu Right: Becky Rossmiller, Linda Bulian, Carol Ann Ward, Carolyn Tate, Dorcas Johnson, Chari Sherman, Judy Minnick, Patricia Loll. Not Pictured: Madeline Stine, sponsor. Varsity Basketball Team to Right, STANDING: Andrew Robinson, Walter Matheis, Joseph CSssetto, Leo Behrens, coach; Stephen Rauworth, Michael ce, Allen Saxon, manager. KNEELING: Richard Collins, Wayne Chapman, Thomas Hensel, J. Tom Hill, James Zupancic, ird Selfridge. Richard Bulian. Plainfield 25 Ludwig 12 Chaney Tournament 31 24 Plainfield 64 valley iew 35 39 21 Plainfield 52 Gompers (Joliet) 47 49 40 Plainfield 49 LaGrange - ...43 PtainfielH 54 35 Plainfield 41 Argo _ 45 PlainfipM 63 17 Plainfield 54 St. Paul _ 49 Plainfield 67 Reed-Lock port 24 Third Place Trophy Plainfield 57 Troy 34 Lemont J.C. Invitational Tournament 18 28 Plainfield 60 Lace-Marion 26 61 42 Plainfield 50 Notre Dame 39 32 (Clarendon Hills) 24 52 St Paul 36 Plainfield 44 Westmont 34 Plainfield 67 O'Neill 42 Plainfield 42 St. Dennis (Lockport) ... 29 Championship Season’s record 21 won-1 lost Irene Allen Arlene Arnhold Sixth Grade Linda Bond James Brossman Vickie Brown L. Marcie Christian Paul Coons Deborah Curtis Joyce Davis Russell Flagg Robert Frazier Nancy Glasgow April Hagerman James Holm William Kaluzny Lloyd Kraft Marjorie Kramer David Lambert Kathy Laning Patricia Madison James Matheis Timothy Mulyck Terry Parker Kathleen Remus Robert Roman Scott Smith Lynn Urbanski Janice Whitlow Judy Wietting Bobby Williams Penelope Williams Teacher: Mrs. Elsie Anderson Not pictured: Robert Coleman Diana Hampton Sixth Grade Central Richard Cassetto Barry Dean Kathleen Gans Terry Hanson Deborah Harding Connie Harris Deborah Harzheim Nancy Hayward Steven Hodgin Linda Holzhueter H. Glenn Hopkins Kathleen Johnson Karen Kiedaisch Susan Koiba Gerald Kubinski Linda Lair John Larson Allen Obman David Peterson Michael Reyff Mark Sebby Renee Spencer Jack Stiteley Michael Tate Jane Taylor Jane Tengdin Janies Thomson Mary Vogt Robin Wheeler Teacher: Mrs. Mary Fran Jones Sixth Grcu Central James Brittan Linda Cherry William Cochran S. Sue Emmert Lynette Engstrom Cathy Graver Dennis Grommon Mary Holley Bobhy King Robert McDaniel Thomas Mefferd William Miller Barbara Moore Rex Myers Jeanette Niver Barbara Overman Gregory Patterson David Peterson Paula Polley David Puntney Sherry Rosenthal Holly Sebby Betty Seitz Lizabeth Senders Diane Stansberry Charles Stoner Lawrence Van Loon Sandra Webb Cathie Yearick Teacher: M rs. Margaret M. Pari Fifth Grade Central Diane Curtis Cheryl Deary Raymond Fgizio Donnie Fisher Miehael Grate Karen Green Beverly Harris Charles Hartley Timothy Jones Mary Lowder David Matheis Dorothy Mensinger Kevin Myers Verlon Painter Barry Paydon James Pennington Bobbie Ann Perschnick Deborah Ratermann Robert Rose Paul Seitz Wendy Walker Scott Walters Phyllis Williams Mary Martha Wilson Teacher: Mrs. Ann Potenziani Fifth Grade Central Loren Chester David Cowger Charles Erickson Robert Goben Valorie Harmon Lucille Hartley Fred Holley Virginia Holm Ijirry Hopkins Connie Keck Robert Lambert Maynard Loy Debra McClintock George Milton Cindra Munchalfen David Oleston Carolyn Painter Patricia Phillips Richard Quast Debra Selfridge Larry Shreve Kim Stiteley Carol Tunell Teacher: Mrs. Rosemary Shaw Not pictured: Joseph Garcia Herman Vega Fifth Grade Central John R- Block Denise Bolte Charles Book Jr. Ronald Boughton Emily Ann Cochran Robert Davis P. Michael Dempsey Ann Franke Christie Garich Donna Gehrke Jean Harris Edward Houle Lynn Knowles John Koehl Christine Martens Wayne Miller Debra Morgan Barry Nall Scott Nemanich Jill Olson K. Michael Reed Anna Rooksberry Mary Sallenger James Stoner Teacher: Mrs. Georgia Steams Gayle Bayles Lawrence Bennett Barbara Beshoar William Birthisel Fifth Grade Central Shirley Bushnell Patricia Chakas R. Lester Coons Richard Ferguson Lee Roy Gehrke Karen Georgakas Nancy Greger Timothy Guard Richard Haffer Roger Hamilton Gail Homerding Bradford Klett Ilene Kujath Carol Lantz Patricia Leach Keith Lloyd James Miller Randall Miller Kevin Moore L. Clayton Peterson Thomas Ramsay Elizabeth Urtubees Susan Wolf Teacher: Mrs. Loretta Testin Old ill l,m le Central Leonard Cates Donna Combs Donna Dodd Jay Eschenberg Patricia Fletcher Sharon Cans Juan Garcia Ricky Gehrke Karen Hanson JoAnn Harris Ronald Hart Michael Hodgin Nancy Holt Stephen Holzhueter Lorelei Just Carolyn Kastman Donald Kubinski Sharon Kyle Bevin Lamb Leilani Lantz Jane Larson Daryl Lewsader Karen Mauer Mark Paydon Christee Roberson Sarah Satterfield Beverly Simmons Thomas Webb Glen Yunker Teacher: Mrs. Elinor Nemanich Fourth Gra Paul Anderson John Bayer Bonnie Brinkman Ramiro Capeda Central Trudy Ann Coons Donna Cowger Glen Davis John Eichelberger W. Floyd Fry c Thomas Gehrke Sally Hewlett Leanne Holm Debra Hutchings Cheryl Judy Robert Kennedy Walter Krueger Sherry Lowry Janice Marcks Debra May Ronald Miller E. Van Dyke Overman Susanne Peterson Michael Puntney George Rapp Susan Robinson Deborah Russell Joseph Sebby Linda Sebby Mary Selfridge Patricia Sillar Ted Stewart Richard Watkins Jane Yahnke Teacher: Mrs. Edna Pennington mhird Grade Central Patricia Boehne Robert Bostanche Mary Sue Cassetto Penney Craig Dale Dralle Roberta Flvea Patricia Ferguson Tony Guard Michael Gurnitz Thomas Harris Thomas Hartley Cynthia Holm Kenneth Hudnut Sarah Huling Daniel Kraft Janet Kyle Gary Lindner Keith Mark well Renee Moore X. Jerome Peterson Thomas Popek David Potenziani Karen Price Marv Elizabeth Rodriques Don Rooker Karen Rouse Earl Satterfield Roy Schrader Cavle Svendsen Nancy Taylor Thomas Theirner Candy Titus Melinda Van Loon Teacher: Mrs. Annamary Feeney Bettv Beshoar Third Grade Michael Bohrer Central Kathryn Bramscher Susan Cochran Michael Connor Dwight Cowger Mark Dean Kathy Deary Bonnie Fmmert Bernice Findlay Edward Gans Robert Gatons Ricky Goldman Craig Goftwald Vicky Graver Terrence Hartley Frank Herath Gregory Hill Aliria Holm Bruce Johnson Norma Johnson Donald Lambert David Lowder Larry Lowry Kenneth Melton David Miller Margaret Polley Christine Potenziani James Sebby Philip Sebby Debra Wright Teacher: Mrs. Vivienne Stoner Nora Bender Deborah Bronk Reekie Brown Linda Brown Handy Christian Elaine Davis John Dodd James Foreman Ronald Gehrke Robert Harshbarger Karen Hartley Thomas Hayward Donald Kennedy Steven Lambert Sherry Lewis Richard Lewsader Dawn Milliron Brett Neman ich Lee Overman Karen Patterson Janine Pennington Donald Sedlacek Rebecca Schroeder D. Charles Smith Peter Smith Christina Spangler Michele Walters Robyn Yahnke Timothy Zager Teacher: Mrs. Helen Klett Second Grade Central D. Wavne Ashbv Mary Beth Banister Lonnie Buckels Diane Collins Arthur Countryman Pamela Deary David Dempsey Elizabeth DuBree Bonnie Foreman Patricia Frost Norma Garcia Nancie Goldman H. Michael Habich Teresa Harris Dennis Hartley Beth Ellen Hothan Mark Lutter Betty McClintock Donald Mefferd Dannv Melton F. Jeffries Miller Linda Miller Jimmie Sue Painter Samuel Reichert Catherine Rooksberry Leah Senders Nikki Lynn Shreve Steven Thompson Roger Williams Teacher: Miss Betty Morton First Grade Central Lynne Alden Robert Baish Larry Banister Cathy Sue Beck Mark Bohrer Michael Coppert Gary Countryman Edward Davis Gary Dodd H. Lamar Fortenberry Elizabeth Gans Renee Gehrke Dennis Glavan Judith Guard Jimmy Harris M. Joslvn Hutchings Alec Kesich Robin I-each Kevin Markwell Brenda Miller Keith Milstead Kim Moore Kathleen Mulyck David Peterson Donna Petrie Susan Roberson I rati' i« Kipokshrrrv Jeb Sillar Rickv Wineburner Carol Wright Lyle Yunker Teacher: Mrs. Martha Arbo Not pictured: Robert Adams First Grade Central David Bayer Allvn Dale Bronk Gary Brossman Rebecca DeGroot Tonette Evans Rodney Fletcher Delta Fry Barbara George Bruce Hill Karen Hughes Thomas Huling Terry Jolly Nancy Fair Susan Martens Steven Mauer Sandra Miller Nanette Munchalfen Donna Peterson John William Polley Brian Puntney Kimberly Rouse Debra Schwab Priscilla Sebby W. Randolph Simmons David Smith Jean Smith Paul Smith Craig Theimer David Zager Teacher: Mrs. Zoe Hogan Morning Kindergarten Central Keith Anderson 4 . Darlene Bolte Sally Bostanche Susan Bostanche Dawn Bronk Ronald Brown Steven Bruesewitz Michael Budler David Cassetto Mary Anne Gabriel Jeffrey Glavan Paula Graver Wendy Hagerman John Hall Deborah Heeg Sandra Johnson William Milk W'illiam Pennington Cathleen Price Lynn Puntney LuAnn Smith Robinn Smith Jav Spangler Wavne Irwin Spencer J. F.dward Talboy Thomas Williams Thomas Wolf Linda Wolohan Shirley Worst Mark Wright Teacher: Miss Evelyn Olson Afternoon Kinder par David Bessette Bonnie Brown Thomas Carey Colin Coppert Central Jeffery Craig Sandra Cummins Patrirk D’Arcy Pamela Dodd Douglas Dralle Robert Foreman Wayne Glasgow Robert Goodson Rosemary Graham Nancy Hageman Donna Hobusch Catherine Hutchings Douglas Kastman Andrea Kinney Karen Krahn Kimberly Lutter Harry Madison David McBeth Laurie Mefferd H. Mark Miller Linda Patterson David Pierro Katherine Sandefur Norman Sebby Robert Smith Thomas Smith Lori Stropes Stanley Williams Kavla Wineburner Teacher: Miss Evelyn Olson Fourth Grw Annex Patricia Birthisel Harley Bishop Sue Ellen Bonnar Robin Canada Barbara Coons Betty Cox Rita Culp Donald Erickson Wilma Evans David Frazier Patricia Hannon Anthony Houle Linda Jack Randall Johnson Nancy Knowles Dean Kolba Alan Leidig Joy Leupold Dorothy Lillibridge Diane Lloyd Michael Lollar Kathleen Mee Joseph Peart Jacqueline Ratermann Ann Reed Nickolas Reed Vicki Rosenthal Keith Schroeder Mary Schroeder Susan Seitz Jean Sieger Ronald Tate Jerry Vogt Hal Zimmerman Teacher: Mrs. Ruth Mottinger Not pictured: Becky Garcia Mary Vega Fourth Grade Annex Norma Mydler Howard Reyff Harold Weller Nancy Woodard Third Grade Annex Teacher: Mrs. Mary Needham Wendy Birkett Nadine Bleck Deborah Book Douglas Carlton James Cherry Robert Collins Carol Davis Cynthia Donnelly Terry Fisher Marta Heinz Lisbeth Katzin Angelika Lokotz Ricky Lollar Peggy McClintock Dennis Morgan Debbie Rutten Barbara Stoner Thomas Wiley Gary Adkins Laurie Aniidei G. William Blair Third Grade Annex Sue Bowers Carla Bush Barbara Carlton James Carr David Chobar Kathryn Cline Sandra Cox Mary Culp Debbie Jo Flagg Nancy Fleming Lyn Franke Bruce Hintzsche Terri Kiedaisch Esther Little Susan Luksic Neil Marion Carol Morton Mary Ruth Null Roy Allan Obst Vicki Quast Michael Remus Jamie Rolando Debra Scent Joann Spires Jay Stiteley Lynn Ann Walker William Warren Connie Weller Shelly Wilson Teacher: Mrs. Ruth Ratermann Not pictured: Danny Christie Julio Garcia Janet Less Lana Sue Bryant Second Grade Annex Donald Bowen T. Gail Brooks Diana Bush Gregory Ghester Beverly Dew Diane Erickson Diane Faig Sandra Gentry Timothy Green James Houle Grace Hoyt Russel Hudnut Karen Johnson Lorrie Knowles Dennis Oleston Deborah Peart Gayle Peterson Kerry Rutten Marcia Sayers David Seitz Scott Smith John Thomson Henry Weller Jenny Williams Teacher: Mrs. Jean Frattinger Not pictured: Linda Christie Alice Vega Phyllis Antes Robert Birthisel Jeffrey Bonnar Second Grade Annex Paul Albright Curtis Basinger Karen Brands Dinah Brooks Susan Connell Dennis Culp Bryan DeBolt R. Dale Evans Donald Gettys Diane Harris Teresa Hodgin Lawrence Hudnut Alan Johnson April Jolly Bruce Keck Steven Lloyd Jeffrey Long Janette McNair James Neef John Patterson Mark Selfridge Rebecca Sieger Mark Sterling Janet Stone Anita Tate Gary Tieman Joyce Williams Teacher: Mrs. Jane Johnson Not pictured: Sharon Christie Richard Holley First Grade Annex Terry Dawson Randy Donnelly James Downs Judith Katzin James Kolba Richard Kujath Mark Leidig Jean Leupold Ruth Lloyd Deborah Mauer Georgina McFedries Lauren Peart John Plut Jan Pottorff Dale Ratermann Linda Remus Terry Rosenthal Audrey Schroeder Helen Sieger David Spangler Jeffrey Speicher Jean Wilkinson Jacqueline Wilson Hugh Zimmerman Teacher: Mrs. Edith Rinehart Nancy Bleck Michael Bush Randy Carr First Grade Annex John Carlton Deborah Chobar Nancy Dew Karen Fisher Sharon Fisher Bonnie Frangella Charles Franke Brian Frink Michael Gettys Stephen Harmon Janice Hintzsche Aaron Johnson Thomas Kaluzny Norma Little Vicky Lollar Scott Marion Philip McFedries Joy Diane Morgan Roger Mydler Susan Pennington Sharon Reed Ronald Rose Janet Settle Barbara Stone Teacher: Mrs. Hazel Wiley Morning Kindergarten Annex Roger Engstrom Stephen Erickson Curtis Evans Mary Fazio Pamela Fortenberry Marjory Frost Dawn Georgakas Charles Halweg Donald Hatting David Kaatz Bernard King Michael Kinzler Linda McClintock Robert Mensinger Michael Parker Nancy Peart Ronald Quast Joyce Rolando Julie Sather Steven Satterfield Jill Sayers Vicki See Joseph Vranich Nancy Walker Teacher: Mrs. Mary Bernoteit Not pictured: John Birkett Leslie Gehrke Kathleen Mundy a Avery ; Collins ly Collins Culp A ftern oon Kindergarten Annex «'•.Iu I i:-«'Hl'l --' Joseph Altenhoff Cheryl Banister Karen Basinger Lawrence Bill John Bowen Kenneth Draznik Steven Duchene Linda Gaylord Jack Harris Debra Hodgin Karl Hudnut Dirk Huppert Alton King Carol Lewis William Lillibridge Kathy Long Mark Lowery James Offerman Alan Perschnick Annmarie Phalen Nancy Remus Chris Rutten Cheryl Spisak Kirk Thomson Richard Walt Harvey Wietting Jr. Cheryl Wilson Steven Yackley Rita Rave Yahnke Teacher: Mrs. Mary Bernoteit Not pictured: Adele Redman 139 Karen Arnold Sixth Grade James Berry Richard Bitterman Bonnie Boyd Steven Cain James Carter Vickie Clarkson Jeffrey Corzan Rose Marie Crook Jeanette Eleff Robert Everton Robert Fogle Fay Glass Deborah Goodale Rickie Gray Richard Ham M. Kim Haywood Michael Kagay Robert Kase Patricia Keeney Linda Lieberg Jacquelyn Liess David Meyerhoff Linda Myers Michael Myers Benitia Palmer Nancy Sass Donald Stelter Brian Surges Timothy Wills Teacher: Mr. Jay Rice Not pictured: Teacher: Mr. Robert Pluth ixth Grade Crystal Lawns Georgene Agnich Terry Berglund Terre Brocies Elizabeth Carr Nicholas Cisneros Leroy Crook Twila Day ton Annette Deininger J. Thomas Dempsey Diane Eiscnbrandt Deborah Frangella Jerald Goebel Scott Irwin Richard Johnson Scott Kirby Joseph Kranz Lou Ellen Lowman H. Mark Mutz H. Cree Newbold Charles Palmer Sharon Papesh Roger Powers Thomas Remley Sandra Rudisill Gary Scharff Richard Scheidt Dorothy Jean Shick Gary Watson Joyce Yadlosky Teacher: Mr. Jason Failing Jr. Not pictured: Ronald Lang Fifth Grade Jeremv Allen Judy Banning Russell Bennett Terryl Birkett Christian Blessing Cont. on page 142 Fifth Gradi Crystal Lawns R. Vance Brockie Roberta Brown Sandra Carman Diane Cryder G. George Dayton Jr. Wayne F.rmey Ronald Gabriel William Hall Gene Hartong Bruce Johnson William Kase Joan Konowalski Patricia Kranz Patricia Kutsie Keith Larson Jill Liess Wendy Likes Norman McNett Mary Jo Meyerhoff Randy Muladore Debra Mutz Katherine Newbold Daniel Scott Parks Raymond Peel Mark Pottorff Bonnie Remley Edward Riblon Joan Scheidt Rebecca Sjvithin Constance Williamson Donald Wysocki Teacher: Mrs. Ruth Chidsey Not pictured: Phillip Boots William Annis Gregory Berglund Peni Brown ?ifth Grade Crystal Lawns Michael Rulian Debra Burnetti Amv Crittenden Sandra Dolan J. Edward Fleming Robert Fox Joan Goldfuss Karolyn Hamilton Michael Hanko Kevin Haywood Rex Herkert Barbara Hunt Phillip Hurt Jacqueline Jones Thomas Kutsie Brenda Likes Margaret Mahoney Joyce Malnar Brian McAllister James McCall Janice Metesh Vicki Oldham Kathleen Ott Sidney Paulson Gloria Payne Glen Pubentz Billy Ross Paul Schofield Dannie Shick Sandra Spray Kitty Sue Swinson Brenda Thomas Cheryl Thomas Harold Watson Teacher: Miss Marina Samios Fourth Grade Crystal Lawns Terry Burnett Johnna Burnetti Mary DiGiovine Cathy Jo Ferguson Neva Griffith Brenda Hall Erich Herath Debra Hrechko Charles Likes Gregory McCalla Charles Eugene McNet Valerie Michael Judith Militello David Ott Linda Pierce Kimberly Pubentz Susan Scroggins Billie Jean Shank Russell Allen Shick Gary Stiteley Judy Swinson Ralph Wayne Taylor Harold Tinsman Carole Warmbier Stephen Washam Deborah Whipple Jack Whitley Marilyn Wright Karen Zupancic Teacher: Mrs. Rena M. Leahigh Fourth Grade Crystal Lawns Debra Aldworth Rox Ann Bennett Robert Delaney Jack Duranto Beryl Eisenbrandt Martin knarr Pamela I eahigh Wendell McClintock Cynthia Ott Gail Pottorff Jane Quillman David Seil Gary Smith James Talbott Second Grade Teacher: Mrs. Imogene Failing Debra Bennett Elaine Berglund Nancy Cain Douglas Dock Richard Eggman Mary Konowalski Ronald Koren Joseph Mutz Elizabeth Newbold Kim Repenn Robert Welz Craig Williamson Cheryl Wysocki Joel Young Third Gra Linda Becia Bobby Joe Berry Frederick Blessing James Butler Crystal Lai Henry Crews Janet Ermey Debra Fowler Kenneth Hanson Timothy Hareld Alan Scott Head Robert Hill Laura Jacob Russell Johnson Debra Kay Johnston Robert Kaczmarek Michael Katro Joseph Kuhel Debra Marlow Madonna McNamara Karen Metesh Robert Meyer Sandra Militello Deborah Minnick Gloria Oldham Susan Ostheim Patricia Scharff Karen Seitsinger Ricky Sexton David Michael Shank Kathy Sheridan Lawrence Spray Robert Terzick Gary Watson Teacher: Miss Judith Gottry Not pictured: Timothy Hayes hird Grade Crystal Lawns Gerald Agnich Donna Benn Barbara Birkett Pamela Carlisle Greg Chapman Cheryl Clem Frank Cofer Janice Cox Darrell D’Agostino I. Bruce Dean David Fowler David Gudgeon Robert Harrod James Herron Johnny Holland Lori Johnson John Konowalski Angell Laoutides Kathleen Marso Janet McCall LeRoy McCormick Charles Oliver Donald Paulson Judith Scott Douglas Sleight Timothy Sullivan Gerald Swinson Kenneth Taylor Marie Testa Carmen Vela Ellen Waddell Eldonna Willrett Karen Wysocki Teacher: Miss Eleanor Harmon Fourth Gra Crystal Lawn Frank Agnich Terry Belom Gary Bucciarelli Kathleen Carter Thomas Chapman Debora Chester Jeanne Crnkovich Jane Doyle Leeann Etnyre Terry Goodspeed Mary Hartong Kirk Kasten Kevin Larson Bruce McAllister Gary Myers Thomas Newbold William Palmer Diane Quillman Mark Raddatz Michael Ronchetti Virginia Sanchez Patricia Scheidt Kathryn Stamm Donald Taylor Gerald Thomas Juan Vela Deborah Wills Mary Wisdom Harold Wright Mark Young Teacher: Mrs. Marilyn Pottorff Not pictured: Terrence Kagay Alana Lang Second (dad Alan Aldworth Deborah Belom Cynthia Bernhoft Gregg Block 'cond Grade Crystal Lawns D. Randolph Boyd Lyle Brown Sergei Casper Jimmy Clarkson Francis Crook Donald Daniels Steven Davis Debra Downs Kathy Duranto Debra Fassiotto John Fleming Monica Forrester David Griffith Dean Griffith David Hallerberg Laura Harrod Lori Horschler Marcia Knarr Kathleen Lowman Robert Malnar Ruben Medina Bill Minick J. David Moreno Barton Norcross Jeffery Ostheim Ruperto Rodriguez Terry Rogers Gregory Rundle Monya Russell Vickie Rye Carole Scheidt G. Douglas Seitsinger Janette Stamm David Tinsman Teacher: Miss Ann Murdock Not pictured: Robert Shear Second (rveh Crystal Lawn Alexandria Argoudelis Louis Belom Robert Bill William Birkett Janet Brown Mark Brown Perry Brown Thomas Collins Kirby Corzan Karen Crnkovich Edgar Dean Michele Deininger Gail Eisenbrandt Charles Fogle Mark Fowler William Francisco Karen Fulk Eufemia Garza Jeffrey Goodspeed James Hamilton Karen Hedtcke Larry Johnson Linda Johnston Gregory Latta Kevin Mayfield Lori Osmus Dale Ott Richard Palmer Mark Parker Jeffrey Parks Judith Reed Georgia Stiteley Terry Swithin Dale Thomas Louis Vineyard Not pictured: Rodney Boots Pamela Donisch Debra Hayes cont. on page 151 w , First Grade Crystal Lawns I Second grade Cont. James Waddell Daniel Willrett j Michele Wills 1 Teacher: Miss Helen Rix First Grade: j Nancy Abens C. Randol Adlington ' Carolyn Anderson Rubin Bennett Wendell Brown Terry Burnett Michael Cantrell Richard Carlisle Judith Eggman Dawn Fiday Ricky Goss | Antoinette Head Dana Howen j Doreen Johnson I Dennie Johnston I Laura Lindberg Karen Myers Paul Peterson James Phillips Debra Polcyn Vancincia Polyak Stephen Raynes Scott Slrysik Lawrence Surinak Allen Swift Gena Swinson Robert Talbott Sheryl Tucker Virginia Whipple Roger Zimmerman Teacher: Miss Carolyn Cummings First Grade Crystal Lawns «§ Daniel Agnich Steven Alexander Jennifer Bill Mark Burnetti William Chancey Karen Colaric Beverly Ermey Michael Groves James Hedtcke Lex Johnson Randall Katro Richard Koren Terence Kosicek Mary Kuhel George Laoutides Tad Likes Malcolm Mayfield Albert Pierce Laura Pubentz Patricia Ross Jeffrey Rundle D. 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Xoher 5 and 6, 1962 “Mexican Children’s Christmas” “Easter in the U.S.A.” Kindergarten (Crystal Lawns) Kindergarten, First and Second Grades (Annex) Honorary Mention Best Wishes to the Class of 1963 for Your Future Success and Happiness CONTINENTAL CAN COMPANY, INC. HAZEL ATLAS GLASS DIVISION Plant 471 Research and Development Laboratory Serving Industry Serving America Shop WARDS in DOWNTOWN JOLIET VANCE STUDIO Wedding Albums and Portraits Kiddie PIX, a Specialty Special Prices to Students Use Large City Parking Lot Just One-Half Block Behind WARDS on Joliet Street PLAINFIELD ACRES Plainfield, Illinois 151 Frederick TELEPHONE GE 6-9452 MERLE A. READ AGENCY Compliments of ED. 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Best Wishes Congratulations to the to the Class of 1963 Class of 1963 RICHARD TAYLOR KLINE'S and Chicago and Cass Street HELEN TAYLOR JOLIET, ILLINOIS Always the Newest in PHONE GE 6-9391 Fashions for the Younger Set at Prices You Like to Pay HOWARD H. BAYLIS S. E. CLEGG LANDSCAPING Real Estate Insurance PLAINFIELD GE 6-3571 Est. 1937 521 Lockport Street PLAINFIELD, ILLINOIS OFFICE PHONE GE 6-4611 Congratulations to the Class of 1963 JOLIET HERALD-NEWS JOLIET, ILLINOIS Best Wishes Compliments to the Class of 1963 PADDOCK EQUIPMENT CO. BRYANT BUILDINGS, INC. Sales and Service INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER DEALER PLAINFIELD, ILLINOIS B. W. BRYANT Farm Machinery, Trucks Tractors PHONE GE 6-3431 Congratulations to the Class of '63 LET US DO YOUR KELLY'S BARBER SHOP %§t Hours 8:30 A.M.—6 P.M. Monday thru Friday Saturday 8:30 A.M.—5 P.M. Closed Wednesday KELLY'S BROS. GARAGE Auto Repair Body and Fender Work BILL JERRY DOUG Welding Painting 604 Desplaines St. PLAINFIELD —PHONE GE 6-5316 Best Wishes to the Class of 1963 Congratulations to the Class of 1963 HARV'S CYCLE SHOP PETERSON Authorized Ranger Dealer MANUFACTURING CO. 213 Main St. PLAINFIELD, ILLINOIS Tricycles — Wagons Bicycle Accessories GE 6-9201 EXPERT REPAIR SERVICE 406 Lockport St. Phone GE 6-9443 MANUFACTURING Machine Design Steel Building Frames ENGINEERING WE ARE ALWAYS WELCOME Whether you buy or just stop in to say Hello. RUTTEN'S GREENHOUSE DICK ROCK Flowers for All Occasions ROCK'S GROCERY We Phone Flowers Anywhere MEAT MARKET 516 Lockport Street GE 6-3341 MIETTE and JOE RUTTEN PHONE GE 6-5116 TELEPHONE GE 6-9295 Greetings From LINCOLNWAY BARBER SHOP Congratulations to the Class of '63 RANDY'S FROZEN STEAKS INCORPORATED It looks like new after being cleaned at PLAINFIELD DRY CLEANERS STEPHENSON PHOTOGRAPHY Your Plainsman Photographer 109 East 9th Street LOCKPORT, ILLINOIS Phone TE 8-4264 BOB MUSSELS SPORT SHOP Complete School and Team Outfitters Plainfield H.S. Sweaters and Jackets Our Specialty 29 West Van Buren St. JOLIET, ILLINOIS PHONE SA 2-7641 Clothes designed to meet the particular tastes of the young man AL BASKIN Third Floor . . . Cass and Ottawa Congratulations to the Class of 1963 THE BOSTON STORE DOWNTOWN . . . HILLCREST Congratulations to the Class of 1963 From THE ZIMMERMANS Chuck, Hazel and Bill SHELL SERVICE STATION TOM MILLER Congratulations to the Class of 1963 FERD'S MOTOR SALES Chevrolet Oldsmobile Corvair F-85 Phone GE 6-2071 PLAINFIELD, ILLINOIS Compliments of ALLEN HALL'S TEXACO Road Service Towing Snow Plowing GRAVER IMPLEMENT and READY-MIX CONCRETE PAUL GRAVER Owner Phone GE 6-2041 Home Phone GE 6-5559 Compliments of Compliments of ELECTRIC PARK ROLLER SKATING RINK THE A. C. STEINER SHOP of PLAINFIELD FLORENCE and GEORGE KOSNICK y Best Wishes to the Class of '63 For Your Future Happiness Make Certain Your Future Income Through Life Insurance C. F. STANSBERRY, JR. Chartered Life Underwriter Life Member M.D.R.T. Prompt and Efficient PRESCRIPTION SERVICE at KREB'S DRUG STORE VAN OVERMAN CHAPEL 309 Joliet Road Telephone GE 6-9221 PLAINFIELD, ILLINOIS 24-Hr. Ambulance Service MAY and VAN OVERMAN, Directors NEWKIRK TRANSIT MIX, INC Ready-Mix Concrete 720 N. COLLINS ST. JOLIET, ILLINOIS In Aurora FOX VALLEY TRANSIT MIX, INC. 698 TERRY AVE. AURORA, ILLINOIS Phone TWinoaks 7-5238, 7-831 I In Naperville WEST SUBURBAN TRANSIT MIX, INC. 515 SPRING ST. NAPERVILLE, ILLINOIS Phone 1560 Best Wishes to the Class of 1963 PLAINFIELD WELDING AND SEBBY'S SERVICE STATION EXCAVATING PHILLIPS 66 See or Call TOM COLLINS Telephone GE 6-5151 Congratulations to the Class of 1963 Compliments of ACCENT BEAUTY SHOP MARYKNOLL BAKERY PHONE GE 6-5606 Haircutting and Styling Accent on Beauty The Way to Modern Living We serve a complete line of bakery goods JANET MULLEN 406 Loclcport Street Phone GE 6-9472 for Appointment Greetings to the Class of 1963 From The GOODIE BASKET Compliments of THE ENTERPRISE Plainsfield's Community Newspaper Quality Printing at a Reasonable Price HELEN and WALTER SCHEMPF, Owners MR. and MRS. I. O. JOHNSON PUBLISHERS Phone GE 6-6534 Compliments of RO-JO NUT CHIP CO. Congratulations to the Class of 1963 Compliments of THE VILLAGER 406 Lockport Street PLAINFIELD, ILLINOIS Phone GE 6-4931 ROBERT, JOHN, ROSE and JOHN BERST JACK STITELEY, Manager PLAINFIELD GRAIN CO CATON FARM GE 6-6804 Grain, Coal, Feed, Lumber and Building Material ELEVATORS and YARDS at Plainfield Main Office GE 6-2161 NORMANTOWN WOLF'S CROSSING FRONTENAC Telephones GE 6-9287 GE 6-6312 EL 5-0870 Congratulations Class of 1963 Plainfield High School Best Wishes for Your Future Success and Happiness Since 1910 LOCKWOOD DAIRY Vitamin D Homogenized Milk Pasteurized Dairy Products SERVING THE COMMUNITY Drive-In Banking Parking Lot in Rear Best Wishes to the Class of 1963 PLAINFIELD NATIONAL BANK OFFICERS R. E. Engstrom, President Reese L. Birkett, Vice President Duane E. Hild, Cashier Louise E. Hartong, Asst. Cashier and Secretary Roger Russell, Auditor DIRECTORS Reese L. Birkett R. E. Engstrom Zerrell Lockwood Harry D. Patterson Murley J. Wheeler C. C. Van Horn Duane E. Hild Charles McKeown Best Wishes to the Class of '63 Congratulations to the Class of '63 HOMETOWN PLAINFIELD LAUNDERETTE Furniture Appliances Carpeting Coin-Operated Dry Cleaners Self Service and Drop Off Laundry DON PENNINGTON 525 Lockport Street 529 Lockport Street PHONE GE 6-6561 Congratulations to the Class of '63 Best Wishes to the Class of '63 GORDON KENT and JOSEPH A. KOMAR HAGLUND BUILDERS Contractor — Builder ROBERT HAGLUND Phone GE 6-9977 PLAINFIELD, ILLINOIS THE BURKES A Rexall Honor Store 520 Lockport Street GE 6-4261 Best Wishes to the Class of 1963 Best Wishes Best Wishes to the to the Class of 1963 Class of 1963 WICKES DEBBIE'S GIFT LUMBER COMPANY and Lumber and Building Materials CHILDREN'S WEAR GE 6-9252 Get More for Less Located on Route 30 21 2 Miles N. W. of Plainfield, Illinois Telephone SE 6-5631 RODGERS JEWELRY Patrons Dr. C. F. Bender, M.D. Expert Watch Repair If You Don't Know Diamonds— Know Your Jeweler Dr. Bruce J. Wallin, M.D. Dr. C. C. Dodge, D.D.S. Dr. Robert M. Morris, D.D.S. Dr. Harry Haberlcorn, Optometrist Dr. G. E. Sedlacelc, D.V.M. PHONE GE 6-6384 Mr. Gilbert L. Niznilc Mr. Samuel Saxon Congratulations to the Class of 1963 From All ot Us At $r MART PLAINFIELD and SANDWICH Pat and Terry D'Arcy look at a new Thunderbird The Finest Fords of a Lifetime D ARCY MOTORS 609 Desplaines Street PLAINFIELD, ILLINOIS Phone GE 6-5611 Best Wishes JACK'S GRILL to the i g t Our Food Is Always Good CHUCK POTTORFF Class of 63 CLOCK TOWER 510 Lockport Street PLAINFIELD, ILLINOIS Take-Out Orders GE 6-6039 RESTAURANT Now Open 5:30 to 10:00 p.m. Monday-Saturday JACK HASTERT As the curtains come to a close, the Class of 1963 would like to thank all those who have made our four years at Plainfield High School possible and success- ful. OOKS TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY The World's Best Yearbooks Are Taylor-made zrx '? x K � -♦w wV ■ r?JlA Vr' ! •« £• - LJVWl'i - yj t' y, - r i V r 'V. 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