Plainfield High School - Plainsman Yearbook (Plainfield, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 240 of the 1966 volume:

It is true of any organization or institution that there are many people who play an integral part in its make-up who are never recognized. In a school, as in a movie, there is really a “Cast of Thousands7’ who work together to achieve an ultimate goal. This year, the goal of the yearbook staff is to record the efforts of our “Cast of Thousands” in a lasting tribute, the 1966 Plainsman. Jody Carlson, Editor-In-Chief PUBLISHED BY PLAINFIELD CONSOLIDATED SCHOOLS PLAINFIELD, ILLINOIS 1966 VOLUME XVIII EDITOR-IN-CHIEF JODY CARLSON ADVISER MR. LARRY ELLIS DIVISION EDITORS DOTTIE GRAVES-Make-up KAREN YEARICK—Business JUDY GRATE—Activities LINDA CRYDER—High School PEG NORTON—Faculty DIANE GALVIN—Art TRACIE BOUGON—Sports CHERYL SPANGLER—Grade School I It is indeed a privilege for us to make a few brief comments to appear in the 1966 Plainsman. To those of you who shared a major role in its production we say ‘ Thank You” for your efforts. By your hard work this volume of the Plainsman with its theme “Cast of Thousands” has become a reality. With- in the cover of this book is assembled in picture and print the accomplishments, the feelings, and the hopes of a tremendous number of individuals, truly a “Cast of Thousands.” In the future as the script unfolds and each member of the Cast plays his or her role upon the stage of life and human affairs, it is our sincere hope that each of you will find satisfaction, success, and happiness in great abundance. 2 MR. W. G. NIEHUS, Superintedent of Schools — ') (? 4t o£ OtCMUtcU, '' Dedication......................4 Faculty and Administration......7 High School....................23 Markku Viitasalo...............48 Activities.................... 73 Sports ...................... 107 Central and Jr. High Schools . .. 123 Crystal Lawns................ 158 Indian Trail..................178 Index.........................198 ADS 'Dedication A prominent businessman in Plainfield for many years, Mr. Richard Ira Jones has been very active in various civic organizations. He has held such offices as: president of the Illinois Hard- ware Merchants Organization, Secretary-Treasurer of the Plainfield Cemetery Association, Presi- dent of the Plainfield Fire Department, Commander and Adjutant of the American Legion, and is a member of the draft board. Mr. Jones has been a member of the school board for 30 years and president since 1956. In this capacity, he has proven his interest in the youth of Plainfield. Under his capable leadership, the board has done much in furthering the quality of our school and Plainfield in general. Only through the interest of its citizens can a community grow, learn, and prosper. For his many years of service to our community, Mr. R. I. Jones has been chosen by the 1966 Plainsman staff as its “leading man” in the “Cast of Thousands”. 4 FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Walter C. Niehus, Superintendent of Schools; Mrs. Dorothy Parks, Recording Secretary; Mrs. Helen Harshbarger, and Richard I. Jones, President. BACK ROW, Left to Right: William Polley, Irving 0. Johnson, Vice-President: George Schroeder; Dr. Leland J. Leahigh, Samuel Saxon, School Lawyer; and George Niver. 2WW SducaXiott Plainfield Schools Board of Education is an action and interested community or- ganization. It holds a meeting the third Monday of every month. However, these meetings are not the only time the board spends planning the betterment of our school system. Many other meetings and functions are attended by the members. A few representatives from the board are invited to each soc-hop that is given. This year, the School Board purchased new uniforms for the entire High School Band. They also approved, for the seniors, a trip to Washington, D.C., for which the class of ’66 had been hoping for several years. These and all the other things are greatly ap- preciated by the students of Plainfield High School. 6 s4cUKi U tnaton z tcC DALE E. METZGER, B.S., M.S. Illinois State University; North- ern Illinois University; Curriculum Co-ordinator—Plainfield Schools; 8f.t.a. HERBERT HASENYAGER, B.A., M.A. Eureka College; Bradley Uni- versity; Principal—High School; Assistant Superintendent. RICHARD T. WILLIAMS, B.S., M.S. Carthage College; Western Il- linois University; Principal—Jr. High and Central. ELAINE L. MADISON, B.S., M.A. Northwestern University; Illi- nois State Normal University; Joliet Junior College; Stephens College; Principal—Crystal Lawns. MARY R. NEEDHAM, B.S., M.S.E. Northern Illinois Univerdjv Principal—Indian Tr;� fl. . . 77 ' DAVID J. TOEPKE, B.A. Cornell College; Northern Illi- nois University; Guidance Coun- selor—High School; F.T.A. JOHN W. SCOTT, B.A., M.Ed. Arizona State; North Central College; University of Illinois; Northern Illinois University; Guid- ance Counselor—High School. LEOTA S. HIGHLEY Crystal Lawns ALICE HILD High School HELEN HILL Junior High DOROTHY C. PARKS High School CATHERINE WENCK High School 9 1. DONALD AIMONE. B.S. Purdue University; Indiana State University; North- ern Illinois University; English III IV, Junior Class Advisor; High School. 2. ANNE ANDERSON, B.A. Hope College; University of Colorado; Western Uni- versity of Michigan; Third grade, Crystal Lawns. 3. ELSIE M. ANDERSON, B.E. Illinois State; University of Illinois; Pestalozzi Froebel Teacher’s College; Sixth grade, Central. 4. NANCY B. ANDERSON, B.S. MacMurray College; Physical Education, Varsity and Jr. Varsity Cheerleader sponsor, High School. 5. MARTHA ARBO. B.A. Aurora College; First grade, Indian Trail. '--yywi 'faculty 6. THOMAS BAKER. Northern Illinois University; Industrial Arts; Student Council and Wrestling sponsor, High School. 7. MARY ANN BARCUS, Southern Illinois University; Pestolozzi Froebel Teach- er’s College; Fourth grade, Indian Trail. 8. JUDITH BASKIN University of Illinois; Roosevelt University Chicago Teacher’s College; Illinois State University; Second grade Crystal Lawns. 9. LEO BEHRENS, B.S. Valparaiso University; North Central College; North- ern Illinois University; Economic Problems; Varsity Basketball; Assistant Frosh-Soph Football; Green and White Club; High School. 10. ESTELINE BRADLEY, B.S. Indiana State University; Shorthand, Typing, Note- hand, Plainfield High School. 10 1. ROBERT BREWER. B.A. Western Reserve University; St. Procopius College; Seventh grade English. Junior High. 2. ROGER C. BRONK. B.S.E. Northern Illinois University; Iowa State University; Junior Class Advisor, Biology and General Science, High School; Seventh Grade Science, Junior High School. 3. NADINE BRUMLEVE, B.S. Eastern Illinois University; Speech Correction, All schools in the district. 4. EVELYN CABLE, B.S. Berea College; Peabody College; FNA sponsor; Home Economics, High School. 5. ALICE CAVANAUGH, B.A. College of St. Francis; Sixth Grade, Central. 4 5 faculty 6 7 6. RUTH CHIDSEY, B.E. College of St. Francis; Joliet Junior College; Pestalozzi Frobel Teachers College; Fifth Grade. Crystal Lawns. 7. FRANCES COFER. B.E. Western Illinois University; Aurora College; University of Chicago; University of Southern California; North- ern Illinois University; First Grade, Crystal Lawns. 8. MARY COTE, B.A. College of St. Benedict: Fifth Grade, Crystal Lawns. 9. PAUL CRAFTS. B.E.. M.S. Illinois State University; University of Colorado; Ath- letic Director; Physical Science and Physical Educa- tion. High School. 10. JEANETTE D'ARCY. B.A. College of St. Francis; Sixth Grade, Central. II 1. LEW DAVIES. B.A. Joliet Junior College; Northern Illinois University; University of Mexico; Indiana University; Purdue Uni- versity; Spanish I-IV. Sophomore Class, and Spanish Club sponsor; High School. 2. RUTH DOCK. B.S. Illinois State University; Northern Illinois University; First grade, Crystal Lawns. 3. LOIS DRAZNIK. A.B. Joliet Junior College; College of St. Francis; Northern Illinois University; Sixth grade. Central. 4. MARY KAY EASTON. B.S. Joliet Junior College; Illinois State University; Second grade. Crystal Lawns. 5. DOUGLAS W. EDMONDSON Aurora College: Northern Illinois University; Sixth Grade. Central. 6 7 6. LAWRENCE ELLIS, B.S. Illinois State University; Advanced Mathematics, Gen- eral Mathematics. Geometry. Plainsman Advisor, High School. 7. ENOCH ESTEP. BME. M.M. Oklahoma State University; University of Michigan, Choral Music, Music Theory; Choir and Wrestling sponsor. Junior High and High School. 8. SUE ESTEP. B.S. Oklahoma State University; Substitute Teacher, Plain- field Schools. 9. GLORIA EVANS. B.M.E. North Central College; Cottey College; Music, Crystal Lawns and Indian Trail. 10. LARRY A. EVANS, B.A.. M.A. ... Blackburn College; University of Illinois; U.S. His- tory, Geography; Dramatics sponsor, High School. 12 1. IMOCENE FAILING, B.E. Joliet Junior College: Illinois State University; Chicago Teacher’s College; Pestalozzi Froebel Teacher’s Col- lege: Fourth Grade. Crystal Lawns 2. CLINTON I). FORSYTH. B.A., M.Ed. Monmouth College; Eureka College; University of Illi- nois; Physical Education, Varsity Football Coach, Frosh-Soph Basketball Coach. Ass't Baseball Coach, High School 3. ALBERT J. FRATTINGER. B.E. Wisconsin State; University of Wisconsin; Arkansas State Teachers; University of Chicago; Typing and Bookkeeping. High School 4 JEAN FRATTINGER Whitewater State Teacher’s College; Arkansas Teacher’s College; Northern Illinois University; ond Grade, Indian Trail. _ 5. HELEN GALE, B.S. Northern Illinois University; GrinhelT College; Bush Conservatory; Third Grade. Indian Trail. 6. SARAH GODAR. B.S. Lyons Township Junior College; Northern Illinois Uni- versity; DePaul University; Freshman and Sophomore English, Junior Class sponsor. High School 7. IDA BELLE GRAY, B.S. Illinois Wesleyan University; Lake Forest College; Illi- nois State University; Rockford College; National Col- lege of Education; Kindergarten. Crystal Lawns 8. JANE HAYES. B.E. National College of Education: Northern Illinois Uni- versity; Pestalozzi teachers college: First Grade, Crystal Lawns 9. CHARLENE HERTZ, B.S. Joliet Junior College: Northern Illinois University; English I and II; Senior Class sponsor; High School 10. NOEL HERTZ, B.A. Joliet Junior College; Northern Illinois University; University of Illinois; General Math. Algebra. Geome- try; Senior Class and Computer Club Sponsor, High School 13 1. MARTHA HILLER. R.A. Joliet Junior College; Augustana College; Third grade, Crystal Lawns 2. ZOE HOGAN. B.E., M.Ed. DePaul University; Chicago Teacher’s College; Nation- al College of Education; Marquette University; First grade, Central. 3. YOLANDA HOLEHAN. R.A. Pestalozzi Froebel Teacher’s College: Kindergarten, Crystal Lawns. 4. JANE JOHNSON North Central College; Joliet Junior College; Northern Illinois University; Second grade, Indian Trail. 5. EDWARD JONES, B.S. IN ED.: M.S. IN ED. Illinois State Normal University; City College of San Franctkco: Instrumental Music, Plainfield Schools. 'pacutty 6. MARY FRAN JONES, B.S. Joliet Junior College, St. Mary-of-the-Woods; North-• western University; Language Arts, Junior High. 7. SHARON JONES. B.A. North Central College, Algebra I, and General Math. Sophomore Class Advisor. High School. 8. JAMES E. KING, B.A., M.A. David Lipscomb College; Middle Tfpnessee State Uni- versity; Northern Illinois University; Seventh grade Social Science, Junior High. 9. HELEN KLETT Joliet Junior College; Illinois State Normal; Second grade. Central. 10. MATHILDA KOVACH, B.A. Aurora College; Northern Illinois University; Univer- sity of Wisconsin Extension; Third Grade, Indian Trail. 14 1. ELIZABETH LACKAFF, B.S. Northwestern University; Public Speaking, English I, High School. 2. HAROLD LANGE, B.S. Eureka College; Illinois State University; Biology, Phys- iology; Frosh-Soph Football, Varsity Track advisor, High School. 3. BETTY LEAMAN, B.S. Western Illinois University; Northern University; Busi- ness Education, F.S.A. sponsor, High School. 4. GERLADINE LINGLE, B.A. College of St. Francis; Northern Illinois University; Art, Indian Trail, Central and High School. 5. SONJA MAAS, B.A.. M.A. University of Maryland; University of Wisconsin; Eng- lish IV. Fielder sponsor, Plainfield High School. 4 5 tcuCttf 6 7 6. rosa McArthur, b.s. Kirksville State Normal; College of St. Francis; Illi- nois State University at Normal; Language Arts, Jun- ior High. 7. janet McCarthy, b.s. State University of Iowa; Northern Illinois; Illinois Institute of Technology: Chemistry, Physics, Advanced Chemistry; Science Club, modern Dance Jazz Club sponsor, High School. 8. ROBERT McGREW. B.S. Western Illinois University; Moody Bible Institute; Greenville College; Northern Illinois; Sciences, Archery Club sponsor. High School. 9. ROGER MEISTER. B.S. Northern Illinois University; Industrial Arts and P.E., Junior High. 10. PAUL MONTGOMERY, B.S., M.A. Joliet Junior College; Iowa State University; San Jose State; Northern Illinois University; Science, P.E., Coaching Basketball, Junior High School; Junior High School. 15 1. NANCY MOORMAN, A.R. College of St. Francis, FNA Advisor; German 1, U.S. History, World History. High School. 2. BETTY JANE MORTON, B.A. McKrendree College; Second Grade. Indian Trails. 3. RUTH MOTT1NGER. B.S. Joliet Junior College; Northen Illinois University; Fourth grade, Indian Trails. 4. JOHN A. MRAZ, B.S. Joliet Junior' College; University of Illinois; Library Club Sponsor; High School Library, High School. 5. JOANN MUELLER, A.B. Blackburn College; Northern Illinois University; Mathe- matics, Junior High School. 4 5 'pacaCty 6 7 6. ANN MURDOCK, A.B. College of St. Francis; Joliet Junior College; Second grade, Crystal Lawns. 7. EI.OISE NEKROSIUS. B.S. LaSalle-Peru-Oglesby Junior College; Northern Illinois University; Fifth grade, Indian Trails. 8. ELINOR L. NEMANICH, B.A. Lewis College; Sixth Grade, Central 0. JUAMTA NIEHUS, B.S. Lincoln College: Bradley University; Illinois State Nor- mal University; Latin Club Advisor; Latin and II. High School. 10. RUTH NULL, B.S. Minnesota State Teacher’s College; University of Minne- sota; University of Colorado; Fourth grade, Indian Trails. 1. NANCY J. O’DONNELL, B.A. Barat College; Barry College; Home Economics, Junior High School 2. EVELYN A. OLSON, B.A. Northern University; Wheaton College; National Col- lege of Education; Bothany College; University of Colo- rado; Kindergarten, Central. 3. JOAL OTT, B.A. Carthage College; Science and P.E.; Basketball sponsor. Junior High. 4. MARGARET PARKS, B.S. Joliet Junior College; University of Northern; History, Junior High. 5. EDNA PENNINGTON. B.E. Joliet Junior College; College St. Francis: Wheaton Col- lege; Northern Illinois University; Pestalozzi-Froebel Teacher’s College; Fourth Grade, Central 4 5 ? zcuCty 6 7 6. SUSAN PEREYRA. B.A. Miami University of Ohio, The American University, English I, II. and III, Freshman Class Sponsor. 7. GERALD PIUS, B.S., M.S. Ed. Joliet Junior College; Northern Illinois University; In- diana State University; Drivers’ Education, High School. 8. ANN POTENZIANI. B.S. Aurora Collge; Pestalozzi-Froebel Teacher’s College; Fifth grade. Central. 9. MARILYN POTTORFF, B.S. Joliet Junior College; Northern Illinois University; Pesta- lozzi Froebel Teacher’s College; Fourth grade, Crystal Lawns. 10. JOYCE RENICK, A.B. Grace College; Language Arts, Junior High School. 1. GERALD H. REYNOLDS, B.E., M.S. Illinois State Normal University; University of Illinois; University of Michigan; Executive Board, Honor So- ciety; U.S. History and Problems of Democracy, High School. 2. EDITH RINEHART. Northern Illinois Un linois State University; Fifth Grade, Indian Trails 3. HELEN RIX. B.E. Joliet Junior College; Northern Illinois University; Pesta- lozzi Froebel Teachers College; .Second Grade, Crystal Lawns 4. DAVID A. SADLER. B.S., M.S. Joliet Junior College; Northern Illinois University;. Electricity, Metal, Drawing, High School 5. MARINA SAMIAS, B.S. University of Illinois; Northern Illinois University; Il- linois State University; Fourth Grade, Crystal Lawns 4 5 6 7 6. MARGARET SCHMARS, B.A. College of St. Francis; Illinois State Normal University; Third Grade, Indian Trails 7. ELAINE SCHMIDT, B.S. Minot State Teachers College; University of Chattanooga; Portland State College; First Grade, Crystal Lawns 8. GEORGIA SCOGGIN, B.S. Millikin University; Northern Illinois University; Uni- versity of Illinois; P.E., Driver’s Ed., G.A.A. sponsor. High School. 9. GERALDINE SELFRIDGE, B.A. Illinois Wesleyan University; Northern University; Music 1-8; Central and Junior High. 10. JOYCE SENFFNER, B.A. College of St. Francis; Northern Illinois University; Mar- quette University; Geometry and Advanced Algebra; Na- tional Honor Society, Pep Club sponsor, High School. 18 1. ROSEMARY SHAW Lewis College; Joliet Junior College; Northern Illinois University; Fifth Grade, Central 2. GEORGIA STEARNS, B.S. Northern Illinois University; College of St. Francis; Pestalozzi Froebel Teacher’s College; Fifth Grade, Cen- tral 3. MADELINE I. STINE, B.S. Illinois State University; University of Arizona; Health and Physical Education, Central, Crystal Lawns, Indian Trail, and Junior High, Cheerleading Sponsor, Jr. High 4. VIVIENNE STONER. B.Ed. Joliet Junior College; College of St. Francis; Pestalozzi Froehel Teacher’s College; Third Grade, Central; F.T.A. Sponsor 5. MARIAN STORM Illinois State University; Third Grade, Crystal Lawns 6. LORETTA TESTIN, B.S. Illinois State University; Northern Illinois University; Fifth Grade. Central 7. MARTHA TUNELL, B.S. Northern Illinois University; Kindergarten, Indian Trail 8. HAZEL WILEY. B.A. Coe College; First Grade, Indian Trail 9. MARY ISABEL WILSON, B.A. Texas College of Arts and Industries; English III; Spanish I III; Quill and Scroll; Green and White Review sponsor. High School 10. MARTHA A. ZOLLNER, A.B. Knox College; Mathematics, Junior High 19 1. MADELENE ZOUGANEUS. R.A.. M.A. College of St. Francis; University of Illinois; Northern Illinois University; French I II, World History; French Club, French National Honor Society, Freshman Class Sponsor, High School z td 7V n6en Left to right: Mrs. Russell, Mrs. Tumell, Mrs. Boughton, Mrs. Balstrode, Mrs. Swanson. BACK ROW, left to right: Jim Reed, Jim English, Terry Brown, Bob Hedtke, Andy Robinson. Steve Zan, John Evans. John Stamm, Bob Ham. MIDDLE ROW: Paul Bougan, Ken Neuman, Louis Lillibridge. FRONT ROW: John Dolan, Betty Harris, Lorretta Siddon, Starr Palmer. 20 76o4e 77tayKi£ice U KNEELING, Left to Right: George Fisher; Bob Needham. STANDING, Left to Right: Ed Banister; Mel Titus; Stan Carlton; Lewis Fisher, Walt Russell; Howard Russell. SW Stafr Left to Right: Paul Graver; Roy Sebby; Bill Zimmerman; Floyd Hensel; Louie Booth; Ted Cans; George Fisher; Chuck Bonfas; Albert Fisher. 21 mmiiiimmnimimiiiHii IWWWWUUHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII k u uu1111II1111111 i i i 11 Illi tattWVglllllHlllllllllllllllll BXWWttaiHHIIIIIIIIIIIIIMM iiim Vhh BBd V Se uon Colors; Flower; BURGUNDY AND WHITE WHITE ROSE Motto SO LITTLE DONE, SO MUCH TO DO ... Rhodes Secretary; Bob Zimmer, President; Jack Stoner, Vice-President; Judy From left to right: Mrs. Charlene Hertz, Advisor; Tracie Bougon, Grate, Treasurer; Mr. Noel Hertz, Advisor. CHARLOTTE SUE ADAMS “SUE Pep Club 3-1; Perfect Attendance 1-1; Future Home- makers 1-3; Cirls Athletic Association 3-4; Spanish Club 1; Chorus 1. SHIRLEY MAE ALLEN Pep Club 2; Future Homemakers 1; Girls Athletic Association 1-2; Spanish Club 1-2; Chorus 1-3. LAWRENCE EUGENE BAILEY “BEATLE” Football 1-1; Basketball 3, Manager 3; Track 2-3; Green and White Club 3-4; Pep Club 3-4. DANNY RAY RAIZF. Transfer Student, Harrison High. 3. MARILYN MARIE BANGFRT “BOOM-BOOM” Future Secretaries 34; Perfect Attendance 3; Chorus 1. JACQUELYN FAYE BENNETT “JACKIE Pep Club 1-1; Cheerleader 34; Future Secretaries 2: Perfect Attendance 2. I; Honor Roll Pin 14; Honor Society 24; Future Teachers 4; Future Homemakers 2-3. Recreation Chairman 3; Girls Athletic Association 1-4, Soccer Sporthead 3; Pub- licity Chairman 4; Spanish Club 14. Vice-president 4: Junior Play; Homecoming Attendant 3; Chorus 1; Modern Dance and Jazz Club 4. MICHAEL THOMAS BIER NAT “MIKE Track 24; Green and White Club 34; German Club 4, Secretary 4. PAULA JEAN ROLTF. Future Secretaries 24, Junior Representative 3, President 4; Honor Society 24; Honor Roll Pin 14; Future Homemakers 1-3; Girls Athletic Asso- ciation 14; French Club ;4; Historian 3; French Honor Society 3-1; Junior Play; Chorus 1. CAROLYN JEAN BOUGHTON “ROOTIN’’ Future Secretaries 34, Treasurer 4; Honor Roll Pin 1; Future Homemakers 1-3: Girls Athletic Associa- tion 1-4; French Club 1-4, Secretary 3: Chorus 1. TRAC1E JAYNE BOUGON “T. J.” Pep Club 1-3; Pommeretts 4, Co-Captain 4; Color Guard 2-1, Co-Captain 4; Quill and Scroll 3-4; Sen- ior Class Secretary; Honor Roll Pin 3; Future Homemakers 1-2; Girls Athletic Association 1-4; Spanish Club 2-4; Plainsman 3-4, Sports Editor 4; Junior Play; Modern Dance and Jazz Club 4. DELORES JEAN BOWERS “DEE Dramatics Club 34; Future Homemakers 1; Library Club 34; Spanish Club 1. LAWRENCE ROBERT BOYD “LARRY” Perfect Attendance 2-3: Spanish Club 1-3; Library Club 1-2. THOMAS LEE BRAMSCHER “TOM” Football 3; Baseball 24; Pep Club 3; Computer- Math Club 3-4; Perfect Attendance 4; Latin Club 14; Science Club 34; Fielder 4; Band 1; Chorus 1. BEVERELY JEAN BR1TTAN “REV” Pep Club 1-4; Cheerleader 2; Green and White Re- view 4, Poetry Editor 4; Future Nurses 1; Girls Athletic Association 2; Latin Club 14; Fielder 1-3, Feature Editor 2, Distribution Manager 3; Chorus 14. RICK JENNINGS BROCIES “BO” Football 14, Captain 4, All Suburb 4, All Conference 4, All-State Honorable Mention 4; Track 1-4; Green and White Club 34; Pep Club 14; Sophomore Class Vice-President; Perfect Attendance 2; Spanish Club 1-3. RONALD HOWARD BROSSMAN “RON” Track 14; Green and White Club 34. ■«7 , J TERRY LEE BROWN “BROWN” Fooll all 1-2; Spanish Club 1; Science Clui� 4. JULIE ANNE BUNDY “JULE” Future Nurses 1-4; Librarians Club 4; Chorus 1. JoANN MARY CARLSON “JODY” Girls’ State 3; American Field Service 4; Quill and Scroll 3-4, Vice-President 1; Honor Society 3-4; Honor Roll Pin 2-4; Future Nurses 1-4, Treasurer 1; Latin Club 1; Spanish Club 2-4; Plainsman 2-4, Business Manager 3, Editor-in-Chief 4; Junior Play; Spring Play 4; Band 1-4, Assistant Librari- an 3, Head Librarian 4; Chorus 1; A-Cappella Choir 1. JOHN CARR THOMAS EUGENE CASSIDY “TOM” Football 1; American Field Service 4; Latin Club 3-4, Ways and Means 4; Science Club 4; Plains- man 4; Transfer Student from Marmion Military Academy 3. JOHN HERBERT CHERRY “KIJAFA” MICHAEL RAYMOND CLEM “MIGUEL” Wrestling 3; Track 1-4; Green and White Club 3-4; Perfect Attendance 2. CAROLYN SUE CLINE “SUE” Pep Club 1-3; Future Secretaries 2-4, Junior Rep- resentative 3; Future Nurses 2; Future Home- makers 1-3, Treasurer 3; Girls Athletic Associa- tion 1-3; Spanish Club 1-3; Chorus 1, 3, 4. SANDRA KAY COLLINS “SANDY Future Secretaries 3-1: Perfect Attendance 1, 4; Future Homemakers 1-3; Girls Athletic Associa- tion 1-1: Latin Club 1-3: Junior Play. DALE RALPH COONS Football 1-2. ROGER A. COPEN LINDA SHARON CRYDF.R “LIN” Pep Club 1. 2. 4; Future Teachers 1-4; Attendance Secretary 4: Girls Athletic Association 2-4; Spanish Club 1-4; Plainsman 3-4, High School Division Editor 4: Band 1-3: Modern Dance and Jazz Club 4. JUDITH LYNN DAVIS “JUDY” French Honor Society 3-4, Secretary-Treasurer 4; Honor Roll Pin 1-3; Girls Athletic Association 1, 3; French Club 2-4, Program Committee Chairman 3-4. ROBERT H. DAVIS “BOB Wrestling 3-4. DUANE ALLEN DAVY Football 3-4; Track 3-4; Computor-Math Club 3-4; German Club 3-4, President 4; Perfect Attendance 3-4: Latin Club 1-4: Junior Play; Chorus 2. MARVIN A. DICKERSON “MARV” A-Cappella 1-3: Football 3; Pep Club 3-4; Perfect Attendance 1-4; Plainsman 2-4; Junior Play; Cho- rus 2-3. JOHN RONALD DOLAN “KAKERS” Football 4; Basketball 1-4; Baseball 1-4; Green and White Club 1-4, Secretary-Treasurer 4; Pep Club 3-4; Spanish Club 1-3. JOHN ARTHUR DOUGLAS “JACK” Track 1, 2, 4; Pep Club 2-3; Perfect Attendance 2; Latin Club 1-4; Spanish Club 3. BRUCE EDWARD DRAUDEN “BUCK” Football 1-4: Basketball 1-3; Baseball 2-3; Green and White Club 3-4; Pep Club 1-4; American Field Service 4; Freshman Class President; Stu- dent Council Representative 4; Perfect Attendance 2-3; Junior Play. PATRICIA ANN ELDRED “PAT” Future Secretaries 4; Girls Athletic Association 1-2; Spanish Club 1-3; Chorus 1. BRENT LEE F.TNYRE “DICE” Football 1-4; Basketball 1-4; Track 1-4; Green and White Club 1-4: Pep Club 4; German Club 4, Treasurer 4. MELVIN LEE FERGUSON “MEL” Football 1-2; Track 1. STEPHEN Z. FRY “PAPER” Football 4; Basketball 1-4; Baseball 1-4; Green and White Club 2-4; Pep Club 4; Spanish Club 3. PATRICK JAMES CALVIN “MOSCOW” Spanish Club 2-3; Transfer Student from Fex High School. Arnhold, Missouri. DORIS CATHERINE GARICH “HARVEY” Pep Club 1-4; Future Secretaries 3-4, Secretary 4; Future Homemakers 1-4; Spanish Club 1-4; Plains- man 3-4; Quill and Scroll 4; Band 1-4; Junior Play; Transfer Student From Catonsville High School, Baltimore, Maryland. TIMOTHY L. GLAGOLA “TIM” CAROL JUNE GOLDFUSS Pep Club 1-2; Dramatics Club 3; Girls Athletic Association 1-3; Spanish Club 1-3; Fielder 2-3; Junior Play; Chorus 1-4, President 2; All-District Chorus 3-4. JACK ANTHONY GONDA Perfect Attendance 1-4; Spanish Club 2-3. JUDITH ANN GRATE “JUDY” Pep Club 1-2; Pommeretts 4, Captain 4; Quill and Scroll 3-4; Honor Roll Pin 1-2; Future Home- makers 1-2; Girls Athletic Association 1-2; French Club 1-4, Vice-President 3; Plainsman 3-4, Activi- ties Editor 4; Band Color Guard 1-4, Captain 4; Chorus 1-3; Senior Class Treasurer. DOROTHY LUCILLE GRAVES “DOTTIE” Pep Club 1-4; American Field Service 4; Dra- matics Club 3-4; Perfert Attendance 2-4; Honor Roll Pin 4; Girls Athletic Association 14; Soft- ball Sporthead 2, General Sports Manager 3, Vice- President 4; Latin Club 1-4; Future Teachers 1; Future Homemakers 1; Plainsman 2-4, High School Editor 3, Lay-out Editor 4; Student Director Junior Play; Assistant to the Director, Spring Play 4; Band 14; Quill and Scroll 4. SHEILA DEE GRAY “SHE” Dramatics Club 34, Treasurer 4; Perfect Attendance 3; Spanish Club 1-2; Librarians Club 2-3, Vice- President; Fielder 34; Junior Play. SHARON KAY HACKATHORN KATHRYN ANN HAFFER “KATH” Pep Club 14; Cheerleader 2: Quill and Scroll 3-4. Secretary 4; Perfect Attendance 2; Honor Roll Pin 1; Future Nurses 1-3; Future Homemakers 1-3; Girls Athletic Association 1-4, Modem Dance Sporthead 2-4; Latin Club 1-4; Fielder 1-4, Dis- tribution Manager 2, Business Manager 3, Manag- ing Editor 4; Fall Play 4; Chorus 1. MARGARET CATHERINE HACEMAN “KITTY” All-District Chorus 3; Latin Club 14, Publicity Chairman 4; Spanish Club 3; Fielder 34, News Editor 4; Junior Play; Band 1-4; Chorus 1, 3, Secretary 3; All-State Band 4; Babes-in-Blue 3; Choir Service Award 3; A-Capella Choir 1. KENNETH WAYNE HAGLUND “KEN” All-State Chorus 2-4; All-District 24; Speech Con- test 2, 4; Track 1, 4; Pep Club 2; Dramatics Club 4; French Club 2; Plainsman 4; Fielder 4; Plainsmen 3-4; A-Cappella 1; Madrigals 2; Fall Play 4; Band 1-4. President 4; Chorus 1-4; Spring Play 4. SHARON ANN HA1RE “SHER” Pep Club 1-3; Future Secretaries 3; Junior Class Secretary; Perfect Attendance 2; Honor Roll Pin 2; Girls Athletic Association 1-3; Spanish Club 14; Chorus 1-2. ROBERT ALAN HAM “BONE” Football 14; Track 14; Green and White Club 3-4; Spanish Club 3; Science Club 2-3; Fielder 24, Sports Editor 4. PHYLLIS KAY HAMILTON Pep Club 1; Future Secretaries 3-4; Future Nurses 1; Future Homemakers 2-3; Girls Athletic Asso- ciation 4; Chorus 1,3. MARK HANNAN “SKULL” Latin Club 1. BETTY ANN' HARRIS Future Secretaries 3-4; Latin Club 1-2; Chorus 1-3. JOHN E. HARRIS “GENE” Pep Club I: Perfect Attendance 2. WARREN FRANCIS HARSHBARGER “CHIP” Football 1. 2. I: Track 1-2; Pep Club 1-1; American Field Sendee 4; Sophomore Class President; Student Council 3-4; Spanish Club 1-4, Treasurer 2; Band 1-3. ALFRED HARTMANN “AL” Football 2-3; Wrestling 3; Track 2-3; Green and White Club 3-4; French Club 3; Science Club 4. GERTRUDE ANN HARZHEIM “TRUDIE'q Pep Club 1-3; Future Secretaries 4; Future Home-p makers 1-2; Girls Athletic Association 1-3; Spanish Club 1-3; Band 1-2: Chorus 1. j PATRICIA ANN HEDTCKE “PAT Future Secretaries 3-4; Perfect Attendance 1-4; Fup ture Homemakers 1; Girls Athletic Association 1. p PAUL ALLEN HILLER R Computor-Math Club 3-1; German Club 4; Honotp Society 3-1; Honor Roll Pin 1-4; Latin Club 1-2:4 Science Club 2, 4. $ TERRY LEE HOLLINGSWORTH R Pep Club 1-2; Future Secretaries 3-4; Honor Rollp Pin 2; Future Homemakers 1-2; Girls Athletic As,4 sociation 1; Spanish Club 1-3; Fielder 3-4; Chora‘2. MARY JANE HOSTERMAN “HOSS” Pep Club 1-2; Perfect Attendance 14; Future Home- makers 1-3, Freshman Representative, Recreational Officer 2; Girls Athletic Association 14, President 4; Chorus 1. TODD CAMPBELL IRWIN “TOAD” Football 1-2; Basketball 1; Wrestling 2-3; Green and White Club 34; Pep Club 2-3; Latin Club 14; Chorus 14, Property ’ Manager 3, President 4. ROBERTA JOYCE JADRNAK “BOBBIE” Pep Club 24; French Honor Society 34, President 4; Dramatics Club 3; Honor Society 34; Honor Roll Pin 14; Future Teachers 3-4, Reporter 4; Fu- ture Homemakers 1-2; Girls Athletic Association 1; French Club 14, Historian 4; Chorus 14. JEROME EDWIN JENNINGS “JERRY” Dramatics Club 4; Honor Roll Pin 1; Latin Club 1-2; Science Club 34. DENNIS KEITH JERVEY “MERLY” e'Football 34; Track 2; Green and White Club 34; German Club 4; Transfer Student From Elgin High School, Elgin, Illinois. r LARRY RICHARD JOHNSON “SKI” “Football 1; Track 1-3; Green and White Club 34; Pep Club 3; Spanish Club 3; Fielder 34; Fall Play 3. RAYMOND JORDAN “RAY” ioi Pep Club 4; Dramatics Club 4; Perfect Attendance •2:1; Science Club 24; Fall Play 4; Junior Play; Spring Play 4. BARBARA ANN KINZLER “BARB” iolpep Club 2-3; Sophomore Class Treasurer; Perfect As Attendance 2-3: Honor Society 4; Honor Roll Pin ral2-1; Future Teachers 34; Future Homemakers 1-3; Girls Athletic Association 14; Spanish Club 1-4; Junior Play. MARSHA ANN KURIGER “COOKIE” Pep Club 1-3; Future Secretaries 3; Perfect Attend- ance 1; Future Homemakers 1-3, Publicity Chair- man 3; Girls Athletic Association 1-2; French Club 1-2; Fielder 1, 2, 4, Art Editor 2; Homecoming At- tendant 4; Chorus 1-2. DAVID EARL KURTZ “DAVE” Basketball 1; Wrestling 2; Track 1; Perfect At- tendance 2; Spanish Club 2; Band 1-3. GARY ALLAN LARSON French Club Honor Society 4; Perfect Attendance 2-4; Honor Society 2-4, Vice-President 4; Honor Roll Pin 1-4; French Club 2-4, Parliamentarian 4; Debate Team 2-3. PEGGY JOYCE LARSON Girls Athletic Association 2-4; Librarians Club 2; Plainsman 4; Junior Play; Transfer Student from Mt. Vernon Township High School 2. KATHLEEN ANNE LAUFER “KATHY” All-District Chorus 3; Computor Club 3-4; Honor Society 2-4; Honor Roll Pin 1-4; Future Teachers 1; Latin Club 14; Band 1-4; Chorus 1, 3, 4; Babes-in- Blue 3. RICHARD ALLEN LIETZOW “RICK” Perfect Attendance 1-3. EMMA JUNE LILLIBRIDGE “JUNE” Perfect Attendance 1; Future Homemakers 1; Girls Athletic Association 1; Librarians Club 34. JOYCE LITTLE JAMES RICHARD LOHMAN “JIM 1, atin Club I; Choir 1-3. JAMES LEE LONG “JAMMIE Green and White Club 1-3; Pep Club 1; Football 2, 4; Basketball 1-3; Baseball 1-3. ROBERT ERNEST LONG “PLANT German Club 4; Science Club 1-2; Green and White Club 1-4; Football 1-4; Wrestling 1-4; Track 1-4; Choir 1-4; Pep Club 1-4. KATHRYN IRENE LYMAN “KATHY Future Homemakers 1-2; Choir 1-3, Treasurer 2; Fielder 1-4; Girl’s Athletic Association 2-3; Pep Club 1-4; Junior Class Treasurer. RICHARD LOUIS MADISON “RICKET Football 1-3: Basketball 1; Wrestling 2; Baseball 1-3: Pep Club 3-4; Dramatics Club 3-4; Perfect Attendance 2; Future Teachers 1, 4; Spanish Club 1-3; Science Club 4; Plainsman 4; Fall Play 4; Band 1-4, Treasurer 4: Choir 1, 3; Spring Play 4. SALLY ANN MILLER “SAL Future Nurses 1-2; Future Homemakers 1-2; Band I. PATRICIA R. MINNICK “PAT EARL EDWARD MODLIN “DUKE Football 2, 4: Pep Club 4; Transfer Student from Morton High School, Hammond. Indiana 2. PATRICIA LEE MOORE “PAT” Pep Club 1-4; Future Secretaries 2-4, Vice-Presi- dent 4; Future Teachers 3; Future Nurses 3; Fu- ture Homemakers 1-3. Representative 2; Girl’s Ath- letic Association 1-4, Soccer Sporthead 3-4; Span- ish Club 1-4; Junior Play; Choir 1. KATHY LEE MOWRER “KATHY” Pep Club 1-4; Cheerleader 1-4; Green and White Review 4. Short-Story Editor 1: Future Teachers 1; Future Nurses 2; Future Homemakers 1-3, Recre- ation and Section Historian 2; Girl’s Athletic As- sociation 1-4. Volleyball 3. Secretary 4; Spanish Club 1-3; Plainsman 2-3; Junior Play: Choir 1. DAVID ALLYN MUELLER “MOE” Football 1: Dramatics Club 3-4; Spanish Club 2-3; Science Club 2-4. Treasurer 4; Fielder 4; Quill and Scroll 4; Junior Play 3; Fall Play 4. MARGARET LOUISE NORTON “PEG” Pep Club 1-3; Quill and Scroll 3-4. Treasurer 4; Honor Roll Pin 1-2; Future Homemakers 1-2; Girl’s Athletic Association 3; Spanish Club 1-3; Plainsman 3-4. Faculty Editor 4; Fielder 2: Junior Play. RICHARD LEON O'RRIEN “ROACH” Wrestling 1: Latin Club 1. VIRGINIA LOUISE ODEGAARD “GINNY” Future Secretaries 2-4; Honor Society 2-4; Honor Roll Pin 1-4; Green and White Review 4, Make-up Editor 4; Future Homemakers 1-2; Latin Club 1-4; Plainsman 2-3; Choir 1-2. RICHARD I. OLSON “BANANA” Football 2, Manager 2; Wrestling 1; Green and White Club 2-4; Pep Club 1-2; Dramatics Club 3-4; Science Club 4; Fall Play 4; Band 1, 2. MARY ALICE OVERMAN “MUFF” Pep Club 1-4; Freshman Class Vice-President; Fu- ture Homemakers 1. 2. Freshman Representative, Historian 2; Girls Athletic Association 1-4, Pub- licity ‘Chairman 4; French Club 1-4, Secretary 2, President 3; Fielder 2-4; Homecoming Queen 4; Homecoming Attendant 2; Band 1-4, Vice-Presi- dent 4; Choir 1-4, Secretary 1, Manager 2. ROBERTA LOUISE RAMSAY ‘‘ROBBIE’’ Quill and Scroll 3-4; Honor Roll Pin 2; Future Teachers 1-4; Latin Club 1-4; Librarians Club 1-3; Fielder 3-4, Make-up Editor 4. GARY WAYNE RAPP Wrestling 2-4; Green and White Club 3-4; Football 2. RAYMOND A. POWERS “SKI” Basketball 1-3; Track 3; Baseball 2. 4; Pep Club 2-4; Spanish Club 3-4. SUSAN MICHELE PUBENTZ “SUE” Pep Club 1-4: Future Secretaries 3; Perfect At- tendance 1; Future Homemakers 1-3; Girl's Athletic Association 1-2: Spanish Club 2-4; Choir 1-4. STARR ANN PALMER Dramatics Club 3-4; Future Nurses 1-1: Latin Club 2-4: Spanish Club 1: Librarians Club 1-4. JAMES MARSHALL PETERSON “PETE” Basketball 1-2; Pep Club 1-4. President 34; Span- ish Club 14: Choir 14: Fielder 14: Junior Class Vice-President; Men’s Glee Club 3-4; Perfect At- tendance 2: Junior Play. t ' LANDRUS LYNN PFEFFINGER “MAN Football 14; Basketball 1-2: Track 2-4: Green And White Club 3-4. President 4: Pep Club 34; Boy’s State 3: Junior Class President; Perfect Attendance 2, 4; Honor Society 2-4: Honor Roll Pin 1-4: I atin Club 14. Treasurer 3. JO ANN POTENZIANI “JO” Pep Club 1-2: Future Teachers 1-4. Historian 2. Re- porter 3. President 4: Girls Athletic Association 2-3; French Club 14: Librarians Club 1-2. Treasurer 2; Plainsman 1, 4: Band 14. Quartermaster 4. GENE ALLEN RAPP “GENO” Football 1; Wrestling 2-4; Track 2; Green and White Club 3-4; Band 1-2. TONI ELLEN RATKOVICH Pep Club 1; Perfect Attendance 2; Fielder 3: Choir 1-4; Transfer Student from Lockport Township High School 2. JAMES WESLEY REED “JIM” All-District Chorus 4; Wrestling 1-2; Pep Club 1-2; Dramatics Club 3; Spanish Club 1-3; Plainsman 2-3; Choir 34; Plainsman Singers 3; Men’s Glee Club 3-4. JOANN SUE RICHARDS Choir 1-4; Transfer Student from Arlington High School, Indianapolis, Indiana. RONALD LEE RICHARDS “RON” Transfer Student from Arlington High School, In- dianapolis, Indiana. LINDA MARIE SALMAN “LIN” Future Secretaries 3-4; Perfect Attendance 4; Fu- ture Homemakers 1; Girls Athletic Asociation 1-4; Spanish Club 1-3; Junior Play. FRANK ROY SANCHEZ “ROY” Football 1-2; Basketball 1-2; Baseball 1-2; Green and White Club 1-2; Pep Club 2-4; Freshman Class Treasurer; Spanish Club 1. DEBORAH JEAN SCHRADER “DEBBIE” Perfect Attendance 1-3. SANDRA KAY SELFRIDGE “PONDA” Pep Club 1-3; Future Secretaries 3-4, Recording Secretary 4; Freshman Class Secretary: Future Nurses 1; Future Homemakers 1-3; Girl’s Athletic Association 1; Spanish Club 1-3; Freshman Home- coming Attendant; Rand 1-2; Choir 1, 3, 4. LORETTA AURELIA SIDDON “LORI” Future Secretaries 3-4; Perfect Attendance 4; Fu- ture Homemakers 1-4; Girl’s Athletic Association 1, 3; Spanish Club 1; Librarians Club 4. DONALD EDWARD SCOTT “DON” Football 1-3: Wrestling 1-4, Co-Captain 3; Green and White Club 2-4; Boy’s State 3; American Field Service 3-4, Student Representative 3-4; Green and White Review 4, Editor-in-Chief 4; Student Council 1-4, Secretary-Treasurer 2, Vice-President 3, Presi- dent 4: Honor Society 2-4; Honor Roll Pin 1-4; Latin Club 1-4. Parliamentarian 3; Fielder 1; Choir 1, 3, 4. ESTHER CAROL SEARI.E “ED” Pep Club 1-2; Future Secretaries 3; Future Home- makers 1-2. Historian 2; Girl’s Athletic Association 1; Choir 1-3. LEROY GEORGE SEBBY Perfect Attendance 1. ROBERT GI.EN SEDLACEK “DOC” Football 14; Track 2; Green and White Club 4; Boy’s State 3, Chief Justice of the Supreme Court; Perfect Attendance 1; Spanish Club 1-3; Fielder 4. ROBERT A. SIDDON JR. “BOB” Football 2; Basketball 1; Wrestling 2-3; Track 1-2; Librarians Club 14, President 4; Junior Play 3. JAMES CARL SMOLESKY “JIM” German Club 4; Perfect Attendance 1, 3, 4; Honor Roll Pin 2; Latin Club 1-2. CHERYL ANN SPANGLER “CHERIE” American Field Service 3-4; Quill and Scroll 3-4; Student Council 1-4; Perfect Attendance 3-4; Honor Society 2-4; Honor Roll Pin 1-4; Future Teachers 1; Girl’s Athletic Association 2-4; French Club 2; Plainsman 1-4, Grade School Editor 4; Junior Play; Band 1-4; Choir 1-2, A-Cappella 1, Madrigals 2; All-State Band 4. JOHN EDWARD STAMM JOHN CHARLES STONER “JACK” All-State Choir 4; Football 4; Pep Club 3-4; Ameri- can Field Service 3-4; Dramatics Club 4; Quill and Scroll 3-4; Senior Class Vice-President; Student Council Representative 2-3; Perfect Attendance 1-2; Honor Roll Pin 4; Latin Club 1-4, Vice-Pres:dent 3, Parliamentarian 4; Spanish Club 3; Fielder 34; Junior Play; Band 1-2; Choir 3-4, President 3, Vice-President 4. ROBERT WILLIAM SWANSON “SWANEY” Football 2-4, Most Valuable Player 3; Wrestling 3-4; Track 24, Most Valuable Player 3; Green and White Club 34, Vice-President 4; Pep Club 3-4; Perfect Attendance 2. ANNA LEE THOMAS “ANNE” Pep Club 1, 3, 4; Future Teachers 14, Vice-Presi- dent 4; Spanish Club 14, Secretary 4; Choir 1, 3, 4; Junior Play. ANDREA JANE VAN HORN “ANDI” Pep Club 3; Honor Society 4; Honor Roll Pin 24; Future Nurses 1-4, President 4; Future Homemakers 1-2; Girl’s Athletic Association 24; Latin Club 1, 4; Spanish Club 2-4; Plainsman 4; Junior Play; Band 14, Historian 4; Choir 1; Modern Dance and Jazz Club 4; District and Sectional Speech Contest 4; Quill and Scroll 4; Spring Play 4. DIANE VANKO “VANK” Pep Club 2-3; Computer-Math Club 34; Honor So- ciety 2-3; Honor Roll pin 2; Girl’s Athletic Associa- tion 1-4; Latin Club 14, Historian 2; Science Club 14, President 34; Plainsman 2, Art Editor 2; Field- er 3; Art Editor 3. RONALD JON VARLEY “SPEEDY” Baseball 4; Pep Club 4; Spanish Club 1-3. WILLIAM ALBERT VERICK “BILL” Dramatics Club 4; Perfect Attendance 1-4; Honor Society 2-4; Honor Roll Pin 1-4; Spanish Club 1-4. Spanish Award 1, President 4; Science Club 4: Junior Play: Fall Play 4; Band 1-4. Property Manager 4. All-District Band I. MARKU SANUDI VITASALO “MARK” American Field Service 4; Student Council 4; Plainsman 4; Fielder 4; Foreign Exchange Student from Finland 4. SUSAN WATKINS “SUE” Pep Club 1-4; Future Teachers 1; Future Home- makers 1; Girl’s Athletic Association 1, 2, 4; Li- brarians Club 3; Fielder 1-4. Exchange Editor 34; Band 1-2; Choir 34. TERRY RUSSELL WEBB Football 1; Basketball 1; Wrestling 24; Perfect Attendance 2-3; Spanish Club 3. STEVEN C. WEBER “MOTHER WEBER'S YOUNGEST” Football 2-4; Wrestling 24; Track 2-3; Green and White Club 24; Pep Club 24; Perfect Attendance 2; Spanish Club 34; Plainsman 3; Junior Play. BARBARA JEAN WELLER “BARB” Pep Club 1; French Honor Society 3-4, Secretary- Treasurer 3; Green and While Review 4, Feature Editor 4; Perfect Attendance 14; Honor Society 2-4, Treasurer 4; Honor Roll Pin 1-4; Future Teachers 14, Secretary 3; French Club 1-4; Plains- man 2-3; Fielder 3; Band 1-4. Secretary 4; Chorus 1, 3. MELINDA LOUISE WHITMER “LYNDA” Pep Club 14; Perfect Attendance 1; Honor Roll Pin 1; Future Homemakers 1-2; Girl’s Athletic Association 1-2; Spanish Club 34; Fielder 34. RONALD CARL WIEMAN “RON” German Club 4; Perfect Attendance 4; Future Teachers 1; French Club 1; Librarians Club 34; Band 1-4. CHARLOTTE MARIAN WILEY “CHAR” Pep Club 1-4, Secretary 1; Dramatics Club 1-2; Honor Roll Pin 1-4; Girl’s Athletic Association 1-3; Spanish Club 3-4, Award 3: Science Club 3-4, Sec- retary 4; Fielder 3-4; All School Play 2; Chorus 1, 3, 4; Transfer Student from Fordson High School, Dearborn, Michigan; Senator 3; Math Award 1. RICHARD JOSEPH WISDOM JANA RAE WOLF Pep Club 4; Honor Society 3; Honor Roll Pin 1, 3; Girl’s Athletic Association 1-4, Softball Sporthead 4; Spanish Club 1-2. KAREN LEE YEARICK Pep Club 1; American Field Service 4; Quill and Scroll 3-4, President 4; Perfect Attendance 1, 4; Latin Club 1-4; Plainsman 1-4, Division Editor 3, Managing Editor 4; Junior Play; Band 1-4, Pub- licity 4. CYNTHIA SUE YOUNG “CINDY” Honor Society 2-4, Secretary 4; Honor Roll Pin 1-4; Future Teachers 3-4; Latin Club 1-4; Chorus 1; Junior Play; District and Sectional Speech Con- test 4. STEPHEN JON ZAN “ZANZIBAR” Football Manager 3; Track 1-4; Green and White Club 3-4; Pep Club 4; Science Club 1-4, Vice-Pres- ident 4. MICHAEL J. ZBACNIK “MICKEY” Football 1-1: Wrestling 1-4; Track 1-4: Green and White Club 3-4; Boy’s State 3; Perfect Attendance 1-4; Honor Society 2-4, President 4; Honor Roll Pin 1-4: Spanish Club 1-2. G. ROBERT ZIMMER “BOB” Football 1-4; Basketball 1-3; Track 1-3; Green and White Club 3-4; Pep Club 1-4; Senior Class President. RICHARD ZUPANCIC KAREN ANN HERMAN “HERM” Pep Club 3-4; Future Secretaries 3-4; Future Home- makers 3; Girl’s Athletic Association 2-4; Latin Club 14; Choir 1-2. NOT PICTURED: RAYMOND N. FREY ART CARNEY DAY CHERYL SPANGLER . . . American Field Service . . . Green and White Review . . . Student Council . . . Honor Society . . . Plainsman . . . Band . . . displaying qualities of leadership and friendliness to all, was chosen as the recipient of the D.A.R. award. MUFF OVERMAN . . . Girl’s Athletic Association . . . Choir . . . Homecoming Queen . . . French Club . . . Band . . . Pep Club . . . Future Homemakers . . . Fielder . . . known to everyone by her friendly smile, was selected by the student body as most representative student. MIKE ZBACNIK . . . Football . . . Wrestling . . . Track . . . Boy’s State . . . President of Honor Society . . . Perfect Attendance . . . Spanish Club . . . Green and White Club . . . Mock U.N. Council . . . was chosen by the students as most representative boy . . . was nominated by the senior class and chosen by the faculty for the American Legion Award JACKIE BENNETT ... Pep Club . . . Cheerleader . . . Honor Society . . . Choir . . . Spanish Club . . . Girl’s Athletic Association . . . Homecoming Attendant . . . known to all by her vivacious smile was nominated by the senior class and chosen by the faculty for the American Legion Award. Left, Cheryl Spangler Opp. page top left. Muff Overman Opp. page top right and bottom left, Mike Zbacnik Opp. page bottom right, Jackie Bennett 45 9fr n?y I ™ The Little Theater Company of the Cast of Thousands made its debut in Sep- tember, 1953. Leaving mothers at doorways, toting their schoolbags, one hundred four kindergarten pupils struck out on the path in an educational adventure story. Grade school memories, now dimmed by the brilliance of high school days, are not completely lost. How many of us have been locked in a locker? How can we forget those wonderful trips to the Green, or shooting marbles at recess? Our classmates have revealed many and varied talents. Mary Alice Overman and Bill Jewett sang their way into the hearts of the PTA as the fifth grade presented “Hansel and Gretl”. Bob Davis and Dave Kurtz developed a very efficient method of dropping “thread bombs” out of the windows in seventh grade, but were forced against their wills to also invent a way to quickly rewind the thread. Mr. Behrens, it seems, was their coach. Another of our more celebrated members was Trudi Harzheim, the ideal (?) Christmas angel. Our numbers had grown to one hundred forty-seven, and complete with new suits and first high heels, we gave our Eighth Grade Promotion performance. The not-really-so-timid freshmen who entered Plainfield High School in Septem- ber, 1962, w’ere led by Bruce Drauden, Mary Alice Overman, Cheryl Bennett, and Roy Sanchez. Our homecoming attendant was Sandy Selfridge. As sophomores, the “production staff” busily checked coats under the guidance of officers Chip Harshbarger, Rick Brocies, Sandy Selfridge, and Barb Kinzler. Mary Alice Overman represented the sophomores at homecoming festivities. Our junior year revealed the “hams” of the class of 1966. Two receptive audi- ences viewed our old fashioned “meller-drammer”, More to Be Pitied Than Censured, and cheered for our hero, pitied our heroine, chuckled at our hen-pecked husband, and booed our villain. After many long hours and frenzied nerves, the prom we had long awaited became a reality; and we won’t “let it be forgot that once there was a spot known as Camelot.” Ourheadliners that year were Lanny Pfeffinger, Jim Peterson, Sharon Haire. and Kathy Lyman, our officers, and Jackie Bennett, our homecoming attendant. Senioritis struck with all its furor, but the seniors managed to regain enough strength to withstand the rigors of a trip to Washington, D. C., during Easter va- cation. The directors of the final performance of the Little Theater Company were Bob Zimmer, Jack Stoner, Tracie Bougon, and Judy Grate. Our stars included our lovely homecoming queen. Mary Alice Overman, senior attendant Marsha Kuri- ger, and our Finnish import, Markku Viitasalo, our first foreign exchange student. One hundred thirty-five seniors gave a command performance on June 7, 1966. Suddenly aware of the finality of the event, we received our diplomas realizing that we had “So little done, so much to do”. 47 'l uta zCa Recognized by his friendly smile, his quick wit, and his shy, yet personable, presence, Markku Viitasalo has been an influential member of the cast. As an ex- change student from Kokkola, Finland, “Mark,” has added to the life of all the cast. He has given the rest of us tales of his life in Finland, and he has con- tributed to publications. Quill and Scroll, and Student Council. His life here has been hectic, since he takes part in most school spon- sored activities, and he attends meetings with other exchange stu- dents at nearby schools. “Mark Finn”, as he has titled himself, is an honor student. Be- coming such, of course, is quite an accomplishment, since he was not too familiar writh the • language and he was in a new environ- ment. He adapted well. He has said, “I no longer feel like an exchange student.” It is hoped that he will take much of his ex- periences with him as it is felt that he has left much for us. 48 From left to right: Mr. Don Aimone, Advisor; Miss Sarah Godar, Advisor; Linda Needham; President, Steve Tritle. Vice-President; Kathy Morris, Secretary; Carol Wood, Treasurer. “Pardon” and the clicking of heels are sounds most frequently heard from room 6 as the Juniors prepare for a busy year. By fattening the student body with candy sales at games and lunch hours, the class has been earning their income most profitably. Their diligent efforts proved most successful since that colossal, “Blasting Kaneland,” won first prize for construction. They were proudly represented by their Homecoming at- tendant, Jackie Sebby. However, besides beating their brains out while volunteering their most faithful work during these most demanding months, they earned their real name as upperclassmen as they sponsored the big event of the year, the Junior-Senior Prom. Added to the thrills was the arrival of their corroded class rings. They are anxiously looking forward to a most exciting year, as they take their places as Seniors. 49 James Leonard Jolene Garland James Kathy Aliens Agnich Allen Aliff Annis Arnold Charles James Linda Thomas Robert Stephanie Azman Bennett Bennett Beverly Bidgood Blessing Nancy James Paul Ronald • Jerry Timothy Bloodgood Bonna r Bougon Brands Braun Brock way Pamela Roger Dennis Linda Mary Ronald Brown Brown Bucciarelli Bulian Ca pod ice Carey Barbara Judith Joseph 50 Carey Carlisle Casette Wayne Ben Raymond Chapman Cisneros Coclasure Richard Kent Paul Geraldine Jacqueline Carla Collins Corrie Crittenden Culik Davis Dean Teri Marvin Mark John Jill Barbara Dempsey Dickerson Donnelly Duckworth Eaton Eldred James Marilyn Ronald English Evans Failing Larry David Ruth Ann Faren Fiday Fiday Robert Flagg Michael James Beverly Christine Franke Cans Galons Georgakas William Findlay William Glass Lydia Gonzalez Terri Hagerman Belinda Hampton 51 flci uon4. John F. Harris Richard Hcrren Victoria Hull Christine Hartley Robert Hess Christine Huston Alois Jacqueline Hartman Hedge Janet John Hild Hill Thomas Bruce Ivansek Jervey Robert Hedtcke Judy Howell Sharon Johnson Diane Just Peter Cynthia Kent Kesman Ted Kluck Randy Collar Brenda Lander Mary Van Alan Laning Leupold Kathline Jones Thomas Hensel Mary Howell Gail Ronald Kurt Doris David Joan Louzon Louzon McBride MaCarthv McClintock Marcks Walter Frank Sherry Robert Phillip Kathleen Mathei Meyer Meyer Meyers Michael Morris Maryann Mary Roberta David Linda Gregory Mrozek Mudron Munch Munchalfen Needham Neuman I Linda Marguerite Keith Beverly Newman O’Brien Odegaard Olroyd Dale Kenneth Overman Overman V Edward Owen Katherine Patricia Lynda Jack Parser Patterson Pemberton Perella Sandra Persehnick Raymond Andrew Rebecca Allen Linda Michael Roberson Robinson Rossmiller Saxon Schroder Schwab Nancy Jackie Janet Loren Scott Sebby Sebby Senders JoAnn Gary Shields Spangler George Gail Carolyn Stephanich Stuart Tate Lawrence Tate Patricia Thompson Sandra Thomson Terry 54 Thompson Charlene Thompson Debbra Thrall Steven Tritle Tod Wallin Howard Weaver Phyllis Charles Mary anne Werner Whitsel Whitman Paula Zimmerman Janet Carol Mary Weitting Wood Yahnke James Zupancic 55 And I didn't believe there was an abominable snowman. By my mommy says ... All together now 1-2-A-l, 2, 3, 4, Oh, no, shut down again. CnopCnip A AG Dear Santa ... 56 From Left to right; Jim Scheidt, President; Dorcas Johnson, Secretary; Mr. Lew Davies, Advisor; Mrs. Sharon Jones, Advisor; Larry Testa, Treasurer; Charlie Worden, Vice-President. The sophomores entered P.H.S. this year with a completely different attitude than they had possessed last year. They were now accustomed to the routine of high school life. Their homecoming parade float was entitled “Happiness is . . . Arriving in Heaven.” Due to the united effort, their float received the prize for the best construction. Their class was represented at the homecoming activities by their attendant, Anita Petersen. Throughout the year, the sophomores have also been busy checking coats and hats as their chief money-making project. The class of 1968 has led a very successful year and is anticipating another successful year at P.H.S. 57 Catherine Donald Katherine Russell Lorraine Donna Allen Anderson Abens Antis Arnhold Banning Donald Chris Jerry Cail PfK BarU Bayer Becker Birthisel Bleck Bond David Robert Richard James Ronald Mary Ann Book Borello Borgo Bourn Brands Breckling Richard Mary Doug Robert Dennis Danny Brinkman Brockie Button Carlisle Carlton Carter Brett 58Chapman Toni Chellino James Chobar Diane Colaric Ronald Collins Thomas Collins Judith Joyce Debra Donna Janet Jean Crews Crisp D’Agostino Davis Davy Dennis Roger James Mathew Tony Donna Maureen Dhuse Dickerson Dickerson Digiovine Dolan Doyle Regina Dennis Steven John Diane Richard Fleming Fletcher Fowler Frazier Calvin Gans Carolyn Connie Peggy Linda Katherine Terrance Cehrke Cehrke Cehrke Glasscock Green Gustafson Nancy Michael Peggy Hugh Diana Barbara Haglund Hannon Hanson Hardman Harrah Harris Susan Steven Richard Richard Philip Dorcas Heisler Herbert Holley Hrechko Huml Johnson Charlene Mark Linda Cindy Oville Lucinda Johnson Jones Kuluzny Kastman King Knowles SafiAo Kone Linda Robert Timothy Pamela John Philip Louzon Lowery Lowery Madison Markelz Martens Delores Vickie Marvin Oren Warren Linda Mensinger Miersch Miller Miller Miller Morris Carolyn Arnold Maryjo Bruce Owen Ozbolt Pangrazio Parker Charles Pamela Parker Patzka jerry Gloria Connie Anita Joeseph James Pennington Perry Perschnick Peterson Petrovick Pubentz 61 S yk£o K ie6 Thad Ronald Nat Marcia Hale Joyce Rapsin Reed Rowell Sallenger Sandvall Santerreli Steven Katherine James David Rose Diane Savageau Scent Scheidt Shinderlc Schrader Scroader Gerry Ronald Richard Chari Jackie Jackie Sebalj Sehby Shega Sherman Shields Siddon Michael Barbara Diana Dale Linda Diane Sillar Sleight Slightom Spangler Spray Stonich John Steven David Alvis Larry G ry 62 Sullivan Sullivan Tate Taylor Testa Iheimer Sandra William Mary Jane Jeanette David Kirk Vranich Weller Wenck Werner Westoff Wheeler Scott Whitney Diane Alan Mark Widmeir Williams Wilson Ruth Martha Winter Wisdom Terry W'oodard Charles Worden 63 You .said it brother, not me. And if I had caught it, we could have had it for supj I’m going to stop kissing on campus. Senioritis. A - � ' fr c- X A t- X • X y : ir. X •? Everybody should take a Senior trip. We’ll remember graduation day. “Is it two times past the number to the left, then one time past the second number to the right, and then left to the third number, or is it one time past the second number, two times ...” (An entering freshman has to learn many combinations— locker, work and play, humor and seriousness.) “I owe 50f for class dues, $2.00 for pictures, and $2.25 for towel fee, and I forgot because I have a big math assignment, we sing in the choir tonight, and I have a ’Fielder write-up tomorrow.” As time passes, the freshman learns to meet his responsibilities and to make choices for activities. ‘‘Go, fight, win, Wildcats ... I danced with two senior girls ... we need another napkin here ...” brings an onslaught of activities to be enjoyed and savored. “Which semester exam should I study for? ... Why didn’t I start early and keep up ... I never knew we would have to remember everything.” When does a freshman become aware of his primary purposes—to learn, to think, to memorize, to re-act ? The class of 1969 hoped to discover by the end of their first semester, their needs, their deficiencies, their goals; in short themselves. Many made the discovery. For others it would take another semester, or another year, or, perhaps, many years, hence. George ne Mark Lowell Irene Jack Agnich Ahrens Alice Allen Amidei Arlene Arnhold Richard Bitterman Terre Brocies James Lawrence Vickie Jonathan Robert Russell Brossman Brown Brown Bruce Brunett Cable Robert Elizabeth Gerald James Richard Gail 66 Cary Carr Carr Carter Cassetto Cassidy p%ed uKCf€ Linda Marcia Nick Vickie William Robert Cherry Christian Cisneros Clarkson Cochran Coleman Paul Jeffrey LeRoy Rose Joanne Joyce Coons Corzan Crook Crook Dannewilz Davis Twila Barry Annette Thomas Charles Dayton Dean Deininger Dempsey DeZee Dickerson Lester Lynda Joseph Diane Jeanette Kim I )razy Dutler Dyson Eisenbrandt Eleff English Lynette Debra Melody Robert David Jeanette Engstrom Erickson Erickson Everton h assiotto Feezel 0p%e i uKe i David Deborah Robert Robert Kathleen Nancy Fellows Fiday I ogle Fn� ri r Han Glasgow Fay Jerald Deborah Cathy Rickie Dennis Class Goebel Goodale Graver Gray Grommon April Richard Diana Terry Connie Paula Hagerman Ham Hampton Hanson Harris Harvey Deborah Lynette Nancy Michael Sherry Steven Harzheim Hatting Hayward Haywood Hegland Hodgin Mary 68 Holley James Linda Harland Scott Terry Holm Holzhueter Hopkins Irwin Ivansek 'P'leA wKen Kathleen Johnson Richard Scott William Johnson Jones Kaluzny Patricia Keeney Karen Kiedaisch Robert Susan Marjorie Joseph Randy Gerald _ King Kolba Kramer Kranz Krnac Kubinski David Lambert Ronald Kathy Lang Laning John Linda Kathleen Larson Lieberg Little Lou Ellen Low man Robert McDaniel Patricia Madison Catherine Masek James Matheis Thomas Mefferd David William Meyerhoff Miller William Barbara Modi in Moore Diana Mrozek Paula Mrozek 69 Timothy Linda Michael Hex Jeanette Allen Mulyck Myers Myers Myers Niver Ohman Kenneth Olson Barbara Overman Benetia Palmer Charles Palmer James Pangrazio Clayton Olsen Sharon Gregory David A. David S. Papesh Patterson Peterson Peterson Deborah Paula Polley Policy Linda Porath Roger Linda David Shirley Mark Powers Price Puntney Raspolich Ratkovich Thomas Kathy 0 Kemley Remus Michael Ressler Michael Reyff Betsy Rice Janice Richards Shelley Jerry Robert Sherry Kathy Sandra Roberts Rollins Roman Rosenthal Rousonelos Rudisill Donna Nancy Richard Jack. Paul Carl Salmon Sass Schcidt Schlea Schultz Schwab Holly Sebby Lizabeth Dorothy Penelope Scott Senders Shick Smith Smith Renee Spencer Susanne Diane Donald David Jack Charles Staehely Stansberry Stelter Stillmunkes Stiteley Stoner Gregory Brian Michael Jane Sullivan Surges Tate Tengdin Thomas James Thompson Thomson 1 Gregory Lynn Mary Gary Sandra Robin Tritle Urbanslci Vogt Watson Webb Wheeler Judith David Bobby Wietting Wilcox Williams Penelope Williams Timothy Wills Nancy Wilson 72 965 From somewhere came a gallon of gasoline splashed on a stack of used timber. A match was struck and the spirit of homecoming burned bright in the eyes of the community as homecoming festivities officially began. Hundreds of people were warmed by the fire as they accompanied the yells of the cheerleaders, applauded the introduc- tion of the team, and lauded the efforts of the pep hand. left top to bottom; “Happiness is Seeing Your Name in Print”. “Cooky Time , “A Monkey in a Banana Tree . “Happiness is a Chocolate Soda right top; “Winning 74 '20, , , From the bonfire many ventured to the high school gym where they were joined by three thousand others who listened and watched local talent. Queen Mary Alice Over- man and her court were crowned in an im- pressive ceremony. After moments of anxious waiting by the participants, the judges an- nounced the winners and Queen Mary Alice presented the awards. Early Saturday morning, people began to bring their floats into starting position while other people began to find choice viewing spots along the village streets. Entries were awarded prizes for originality and con- struction, and certainly, the judges must have deliberated at length because there were many excellent floats. Queen—Mary Alice Overman Senior—Marsha Kuriger Attendant Junior—Jackie Sebby Attendant Sophomore—Anita Petersen Attendant Freshman—Kathy Graver Attendant A well played football game in the after- noon was followed by a coffee hour for re- turning alumni. The activities were culminated by the homecoming dance. The 1965 Home- coming provided the happiness portrayed by its theme. Much credit belongs to Mrs. Geor- gia Stearns and Mr. Thomas Baker who have served many years as general homecoming chairmen, and recognition belongs to all the teachers who gave up their time for the enter- tainment of the community. 75 Stc£ (?a necUe SEATED, Left to Right: Sheila Cray, Treasurer: Steve Tritle, Steering Committee; Jane Tengdin, Steering Committee. STANDING, Left to Right: Pete Kent, Vice-President; Donna Liel erg, Steering Committee; Nancy Scott, President; Mr. Larry Evans, Advisor. Not Pictured: Kathy Parker, Secretary. “Cynthia, Cynthia, must you leave me?” “Yes, John, our love is no longer true. Goodbye, goodbye.” “Goodbye,'goodbye, ... whew! She’s gone at last.” These quotes may not make any sense, but they are all too familiar to the mem- bers of the Wig and Mask Club. The purpose of the Wig and Mask Club is to promote a high-degree of interest in dramatics. Each month this purpose was ful- filled by members putting on play readings and pantomime. As the year progressed, however, the meandering dramatists couldn’t stay put, so they traveled to Chicago, not once, but twice! They viewed “The Agony and the Ecstasy,” and the musical “The Sound of Music.” One of the largest responsibilities placed upon the two-year old club was the production of all-school plays. Newly introduced this year, the Fall and Spring plays were deemed a great success. The nerve-shattering, but highly memorable year, was drawn to a close with the election of officers for the forth-coming year. FRONT ROW (Left to right): Richard Madison (“Jug” Brown . Krn Haglund (“Jug Brown), Kent Come (Sam Linda Duller (Betty London), Judy Carlisle (Angela Rcmini). SECOND ROW (Left to right): Kathy Moms (Dc by . Mary Van Laning (Jane Raleigh), Mary Ann Mrozek (Helen Raleigh). Bill Venck (Profes r Dexter) Janet lu Giffen . Danny Carter (Larry Dobson), Steve Reyff (Student Director), Mr. Evans (Director). Kathy Parker (Student Di- ractor), Steve Tntle (Ccoryi Weet)« Cuoifi Tate (Judy West) Raleigh), •an Eggle- Hild (Lu- {fo cUuy tt, uUe On November 19, at 8:00 P.M., the curtain went up on the first all-school play at Plain- field High School—“Good Night. Ladies, hy Edwin S. Day. The play was a comedy about two sisters and their brother, who, in order to keep their house, wanted to turn it into a girl’s dormi- tory with their two aunts as matrons. A post- ponement of the Aunt’s arrival threatened to spoil the dormitory plan. So, Brother and his sister's boyfriend were convinced to imperson- ate the two aunts until their arrival. The un- timely declaration of a professor to propose marriage to one of the aunts: the arrival of various students; and the uncompromising, nearsighted Dean, complicated things and added to the merriment of all. The Night of January 16th By: Ayn Rand The spring play, closing the 1965-1966 dramatics season, was a dramatic study of a woman fight- ing for her life against insurmountable obstacles. Karen Andre, prime suspect in the case, is accused of murdering her employer, Bjorn Faulkner, by pushing him off the roof of his luxurious penthouse. The witnesses contributed a great deal to the suspense and action of the play, through their con- flicting stories. In this three act comedy-drama many intimate secrets were bared by the probing questions of the two attorneys. Defense Attorney Stephens defends his client with power and determination. District Attorney Flint, on the opposite side, tried to convict the defendant of first-degree murder. The Night of January 16th contained unusual assets for the enjoyment of the audience and players. The first was the jury, chosen completely from the audience and paid for its duty. The second asset of the play was the two endings made necessary by the unpredictable verdict of the jury. Su- spense, conflict, unrequited love, all mixed with lighter moments of comedy made for a highly en- joyable play. MATRON ...................... Phyllis Werner BAILIFF ............................ Nat Rowell JUDGE HEATH ................... Dave Schinderle DISTRICT ATTORNEY FLINT.....................Ken Haglund FLINT’S SECRETARY ............ Diane Eisenbrant DEFENSE ATTORNEY STEPHENS..........Kent Corrie STEPHEN’S SECRETARY .......... Vickie Clarkson CLERK OF THE COURT................. Jim Bonnar KAREN ANDRE................... JoAnn Potenziani DOCTOR KIRKLAND ........................... Tim Brockway MRS. JOHN HUTCHINS............Mary Van Laning HOMER VAN FLEET...... SWEENEY ............. NANCY LEE FAULKNER MAGDA SVENSON........ JOHN GRAHAM WHITFIELD JANE CHANDLER........ SIGURD JUNGQUIST .... LARRY REAGAN ........ ROBERTA VAN RENSSELAU STENOGRAPHER ........ POLICEMAN ........... DIRECTOR ..................Mr. Larry Evans ASSISTANT TO DIRECTOR ........ Dottie Graves STAGE MANAGER ........................ Steve Rveff BUSINESS MANAGER ............ Carolyn Tate Dennis Carlton . Danny Carter Andy Van Horn .. Jody Carlson ..... Pete Kent ... Carol Wood .. Danny Baize . Dick Madison ... Shelia Gray .....Jill Eaton , Larry Johnson FIRST ROW Bill Verick Steve Rauworth Kathy Laning Andi Van Horn Dorcas Johnson Chari Sherman Jo Ann Potenziani Jackie Sebby Janet Hild Mary Van Laning Kathy Laufer Barb Weller Muff Overman SECOND ROW Steve Fowler Ken Haglund Roger Dhuse Renee Spencer Holly Sebby ‘Denotes section leader (tutcC TVottteti) Linda Meyers Toni Mefford Diane Stansberry Paula Polley Mary Jane Wenck Cheryl Spangler Jeannete Feezel Nancy Bloodgood Regina Fleming Nancy Hayward Pam Madison Nancy Haglund Linda Kaluzny Diane Widmaier THIRD ROW Jan Sebby Jo Allen Doris McCarthy Gail Birthisel Christine Houston Tom Thompson Gary Theimer Irene Alien Rick Ham Ricky Feezel Connie Gehrke Dick Brinkman Jody Carlson A1 Leupold Mark Donnelly Dave Book Ron Sebby Jim Malheis Chuck Azman Bob Jones Tim Brockway Phil Martens Cliff Bender Chris Bayer Dick Madison Tom Hensel FOURTH ROW Dottie Graves Cathy Garich Linda Schroeder Diane Schroeder Bob Carlisle Bill Kaluzny Ruth Fiday Jack Schlea Jim Carter Kitty Hageman Tony DiGiovini Phil Laufer Jim Holme Rich Olson Edward F. Jones—director A1 Saxon Dale Overman DRUM MAJORS, Left to Right: Steve Rauworth; Diane Stansberry. Is this a Band or is this a band? Just look at them in their fancy new uniforms—what a gag ! And look at their monstrosity of a Di- rector—and Officers! One look and you’ll drop your jaw and say, “Blaaah—What do you suppose they do all year?” Here’s a list of stuff we dug up—what a bore! Northern University, Northwestern High School Band Day, Normal Homecoming—I wonder if this list is for real? Kenosha, Wisconsin, Music Round-up, Har- vard Milk Festival, Morris Com Festival, Le- mont’s Keepataw Days, Fall Concert, Joliet Ex- plorers’ Football Game—Wow, that’s quite a mouthfvl Listen to this, Superfor State Contest Ratings, Four consec- cutive firsts at Riverview’s Mardi Gras, Illinois Educators Association Concert, Winter Con- cert, Top-rated Drum Major—Steve Rauworth, Student Director’s—John Bertrand and Ed Kazmierski, Candy Sale, Style Show, Spring Concert, Top-notch Color Guard, Illinois State Normal Clinic Wow—Is this a band or is this a BAND ?!?! ? Plainfield’s Midwest Music Festival, Ed Jones, Springfield State Fair—WOW—Roll out the carpet— This is a BAND! BAND OFFICERS, SEATED Left to Right: Barbara Weller, Secretary; Ken Haglund, President; Mr. Edward Jones, Director; Mary Alice Overman, Vice President; Dick Madison, Treasurer; STANDING: Judy Grate, Color Guard Captain; Jody Carlson, Head Li- brarian; Bill Verick, Property Manager; Steve Rauworth, Drum Major; Andi Van 'Horn, Historian; JoAnn Potenziani, Quartermaster; Mr. John Bertrand, Student Director; Jackie Sebby, Assistant Librarian. BAND COLOR GUARD, KNEELING, Uft to Right: Cathy Graver; Judy Grate Captain; SECOND ROW, KNEELING: Carla Dean; Mary Jo Pangrazio; Kathy Jones; Linda Glasscock, Maryann Breckling. SIANDINO. Jill Hasenyager; Barb Eldred; Kathy Johnson; Fay Glass; Joann Dannewitz; Phyllis Werner. tcCvOKce fo t£e e z TWIRLERS, Left to Right: Dale Overman, Ruth Fiday. FIRST ROW Left to Right Jane Tengdin, Terri Brocies, Marcy Christians, Mary Vogt, Twila Dayton, Lizabeth Senders, Diane Eisenbrant, Steve Hodgin, Gary Wattson, Ron Lang, Scott Irwin, Mark Ahrens, Mike Rcylf, Pat Madison, Pat Keeney, Kathy Laning, Betsy Carr, Kathy Gans, Lynn Urhanski, Nancy Wilson SECOND ROW Left to Right Kathy Remus, Kathy Little, Mary Ann Breckling, Barb Moore, Paula Harvey, Sandy Webb, Renee Sherman, John Larson, Rick Gray, Tom Dempsey, Nick Cisneros, Lester Drazy, Dennis Groman, Bill Cochran, Debbie Erickson, Gcorginc Agnich, LuEllcn Lowman, Shirley Raspolich, Sharon Papesh, Karen Kcidaische, Susan Kolba, Betsy Rice THIRD ROW Left to Right Anita Peterson, Mary Jo Pangrazio, Fay Class, Kathy Johnson, Diana Hampton, Connie Harris, Marilyn Bidgood, Janice Richards, Jan Niver, Jerry Gobel, Jeff Corzon, Tim Wills, Rick Bittcrman, Mike Hayward, Bob King, David Stillmunkers, Rex Meyers, Mark Ratkovich, Barb Sleight, Joyce Yadlosky, Nancy Glasgow, Janet Davcy, Lynn Engstrom, Stephanie Blessing a is « n I S - 3 a a � 3 o g. S 8L B1 £7 -5 | g 1 8 2r ® e CD Q3 3 _ =L £ 5. c- « 3 — ST ” na SI 2. c 2 c. £ 2. 2 a s. s - Cfq 3 Q- cr B B o — g s ■vet es a S. - C I- cr 3- O CD s- S- 3 3- � n p— 3“ I 8 3 o C “ w cr 1 S3- 3 2 3 r . 03 ' 03 ST «3 FIRST ROW Left to Right Carolyn Gehrke, Kathy Graver. Terri Hanson, Diana Slightom, Cindy Knowles Joyce Davis, Beverly Brittan, Frank Myers, Warren Miller, Jim Hatline David S. Peterson Mike Tate, Oren Miller, Gary Theimer, Nancy Haglund. Donna Davis, Linda Holzhocter, Karen Arnold, Sherry Johnson, Linda Dutlcr. Vicki Clarkson SECOND ROW Left to Right Jeanette Eleff, Joann Dtnnewitz, Midge Bolte, April Hagerman Linda Cherry, Kathy Jones, Roberta Munch, Don Bartz, David A. Peterson, John Van Horn David Lambert, Todd Irwin, Dale Spangler, Greg Tritle, Kirk Wheeler, Chuck Stoner, Ken Haglund Dia Ann Nemanich, Char Hceg, Barb Harris, Angela Poe, Carol Wood, nnctle Deininger, Susan Heisler. Barb Overman, Penny Smith. THIRD ROW I aft to Right Susan Watkins. Toni Ratkov.ch, Piggy Hanson, Mary Alice Overman Char Wiley, Sandy Selfridge Peggy Gehrke. Steve Rcvff. Bob Lowery. Jaek Stoner, Dale Pierre, Dave Fiday. Mike O Leary, Terry Thompson Glenn Hopkins, David Puntney, Hugh Hardman, Greg Ltnyre, Diana Harrah Donna Lieberg, Linda Newman, Kathy Scent, Carol Goldfuss, Kathy Ycarick, Diane Schroedcr, FOURTH ROW Leftto Right Gerry Culik, Linda Glasscock, Anna Thomas Cindy Kastman, Barb Bonner, Sandi Vranich, Jim Peterson, Paul Schultz, Dave McClintock, Jim Reed, Mark Johnson, Steve Tritle, Ron Thomas, Jim Brossman, Tom Remley, Barry Dean. A1 Oilman. Jim Thomson, Tony Digiovine, Pete Kent. Dave Okon, Kent Corrie, Bob Long. Tern Hagerman, Jill Hasenyager, Gayle Stuart, Nancy Sass, Diane Stans- GRAND CHOIR ACCOMPANISTS, Top Left: Mr. Lew Davies Top Right: Linda Lieberg CHORUS OFFICERS, KNEELING: Nancy Haglund, Secretary STANDING, Left to Right: Jack Stoner, Vice President; Todd Irwin, President; Jim Petersen, Treasurer. Opposite page Top: Lonely Are The Brave Middle: Period Of Adjustment Bottom: The Longest Day 86 FIRST ROW Left to Right Allen Leupold, Gary Thcimer, Oren Miller, Warren Miller, Lester Drazy, Frank Meyers. Tom Dempsey, Steve Hodgin, Mark Ahrens, Jim Hatting, Gary Watson, Scott Irwin, Ron Lang, David S. Peterson, Greg Tritle, Mike Tate. Bob King, SECOND ROW, Left to Right Jim Petersen, Don Bartz, David A. Peterson, Jack Stoner, John Van Horn Mike Hayward, Dale Pierce, Rick Gray, David Lambert, Mike O’Leary, Todd Irwin, Bill Weller, Kirk Wheeler, Barry Dean, Chuck Stoner, Terry Thompson, Glen Hopkens, Ken Haglund Dave Putney, Hugh Hardman, Bob Burnett, Greg Etnyre. THIRD ROW Left to Right Jerry Goeble, Dave McClintock, Jim Reed, Paul Schulze, Steve Reyff, John Larson, Boh Lowry, Mark Johnson, Steve Tritle, Dave Fiday, Ron Thomas, Bill Cochran, Jim Brossman, Tom Hemley, Rex Meyers, A1 Obman, Jim Thomson, Tony DiGiovine, Pete Kent, Dave Okon, Kent Corrie, Bob Long. FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Diane Galvin, Art Editor, Mary Van Laning, Pam Madison, Dottie Graves, Make-up Editor, Mr. Larry Ellis, Advisor, Jody Carlson, Editor-in-chief, Ken Haglund, Markku Viitasalo. Peg Norton, Faculty Editor. SECOND ROW, Left to Right: Kathy Yearick. Kathy Masek, Robin Wheeler, Scott Jones, Jack Stitely, Cheryl Spangler, Grade School Editor. THIRD ROW, Left to Right: Ken Nash, Ron Thompson, Steve Sullivan. Jim Bonnar, Mark Jones, Mary Jane Wenck, Sue Hcisler, Tom Cassidy, Karen Yearick, Business Manager. FOURTH ROW. Left to Right: Bill Glass, Marvin Dickerson, Linda Needham, Peg Larson, Dick Madison, Dm Brockway, Tracie Bougon, Sports Editor. FIFTH ROW. Left to Right: JoAnn Potenziani, Janet Hild. Andi Van Horn, Cathy Carich, Linda Cryder, High School Editor, Diana Herrah, Dorcus Johnson, Linda Kaluzny, Vickie Mersch. SIXTH ROW, Left to Right: Kathy Abens, Dale Overman, Gail Berthisel. Charlene Thompson, Judy Grate, Activities Editor. From six to nine on many week nights one can see the yearbook staff diligently working on that ever famous PLAINSMAN. The Business Staff took the first big step by selling ads to businesses who patron- ize the book. A poor money making project was the sock-hop which was a complete flop. The most suc- cessful event sponsored by the PLAINSMAN was the magazine sales. A rollicking skit promoted en- thusiasm among the high school students. Twenty-five thousand dollars was brought in by the high school and forty-five thousand dollars by the grade school, making a total of seventy thousand dollars worth of magazine subscriptions. More students than ever indicated strong emotional feelings and dug deeply into their pockets to produce toads, marbles, hairpins, and fifty pennies necessary for the reserva- tion of this production. As the end of March approaches, the staff is found working late into the wee hours of the morning in order to meet their final deadline. Now a few words from the staff: We thought we would never finish the year 88 'Tffottey - 7Ho te - FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Roberta Ramsay, Kathy Haffer. SECOND ROW, Left to Right: Markku Viitasalo, Bob Ham, Jim Peterson, Kitty Hagerman, Mrs. Maas, Advisor, Roberta Munch. THIRD ROW, Left to Right: Donna Davis, Lea Ann Nemanich, Linda Whitman, Esther Searle, Sue Watkins, Tad Wallin, Becky Rossmiller, Steve Hodgins, Tom Mefford. FOURTH ROW, Left to Right: Diane W idmaier, Char Wiley, Muff Overman, Kathv Lyman, Chris Georgakas, Carolyn Tate, Joan Marcks, Brenda Lander, Linda Newman, Larry John- son. FIFTH ROW. Left to Right: Larry Testa, Bob Carlisle, Tom Bramscher, Gary Spangler, Bob Sedlacek, Ken Haglund, Jack Stoner. Peter Kent. Rick Ham. SIXTH ROW': Left to Right: Bob Lowery, Rich Herechko, Charlie Worden, Frank Fiene, Roger Dhuse, Dave Mueller, Ron Thomas. “Stop the Press, and start the popcorn machine” are common exclamations heard in and around room 7 at P.H.S. Once a month the presses roll, and off of them comes Mrs. Maas’ pride and joy, the Fielder. The dedicated and devoted staff of the Fielder works for an entire month to report, write and edit the news of P.H.S. under the watchful eye of Mrs. Sonja Maas. They put together this four page periodical with something for everyone, including “Heap of the Month ’, “Athlete of the Month, and Senior of the Month.” Each month boys and girls are chosen to be corridor cut-ups and corridor cuties. In order to finance the paper, they sponsored two dances, held the second annual Mardi Gras and sold pop- corn after school and at the home games. 'V.'l.PS. Left to Right, Roberta Ramsay, Kathi Haffer, Secretary, Karen Yearick, Jody Carlson, Jack Stoner, Peg Norton, treasurer, Cheryl Spangler, Tracie Bougon, Judy Grate, SEATED, Mrs. Clyde Wilson, Sponsor. At the Sound of a rapping quill, the honorary organization of Quill and Scroll with its enormous membership was called to order. Karen Yearick, president, called the meeting to order with a two mile wide smile plastered on her face—would you believe a one mile wide smile?—A two inch smile? This organization is known as one of P.H.S.’s nonprofit organi- zations,—much to their dismay. Although they have no loot of their own—they have conned Stu- dent Council into letting them print a student manual—at the Student Council’s expense, of course. At the annual Quill and Scroll banquet, other than burnt fingers from dripping wax, they finally did bribe 14 people into joining their organization. deviae z tcC @ u€ e tt SEATED, Left to Right: Virginia Odegaard, Barb Weller, Don Scott, Kathy Mower, Bev Britain. STANDING, Left to Right: Mrs. Mary Wilson, Advisor, Debbie D’Agos- tino, Diane Schroeder, Pam Brown, Chris Georgakas, Nancy Scott, Debbie Thrall, Steve Rauworth, Carla Dean, Linda Schroeder, Bev Olroyd, Connie Gehrke. The Green and White Review recog- nizes the creative literary talents of student writers by publishing the best examples of themes, short stories, es- says, and verse written in English classes and outside of class. Its pur- pose is to encourage creativeness in written expression and to provide a “showcase” for the best efforts of P.H.S. students. Now in its third year of publication, The Green and White Review appeared first as a Quill and Scroll project. This year the literary magazine was produced by an inde- pendent staff of students who applied ior editorships and received the rec- ommendation of their English teach- ers. 90 Si t t£e Viewing souvenirs of a dark moment in the history of Germany, the German Club officers are. Left to Right: Jeri Culik, vice-president; Miss Nancy Moorman, advisor; Duane Davy, president; Brent Etnyre, treasurer; Dennis Jervy, Mike Biemat, secretary “Ja. Ja.” the German Club is the newest language club of PHS. Organized this year under the dictatorship of Miss Nancy Moorman, the club is composed of those escapees from the P.W. camp (German class, of course). . . , To learn more about the culture of the German speaking people is the primary atm of this club. In the future, the German club plans to see movies that will give the members a chance to become better acquainted with the culture and accomplishments of the people of the German speaking countries. _. This year’s officers are: Duane Davy, president; Geri Culik, vice-president; Brent ttnyre, treas- urer; and Dennis Jervey, Sergeant at Arms. These officers hope to sponsor a sockhop sometime in the future. By sponsoring such a hop, which is inevitable in every club, the German club will establish itself as one of our “Official” activity clubs. We give it our best wishes and we won’t breathe a word about those mysterious goings-on in room 5. SC (2 i FRONT ROW Left lo Right Jackie Bennett, Secretary. Ann Thomas, treasurer, BACK ROW Left to Right Jim Zupancic vice- president, Bill Verirk, president, Mr. Lew Davies, advisor. Asi es la Vida! They’re so happy that they were getting out of classes that they danced around their hats. (They would have taken a bite out of them except they don’t like filter cigarettes) Not only the officers, but the whole club was full of “jumping beans.” As they sponsored a sock-hop, made a journey to Chicago, so they could “go around the world,” tasted spicy Mexican food. They also had Mrs. Medina give a talk about her native country, Bolivia. 92 “Pair I .ay Vue Front Says” The pronunciation of this phrase may not be very exact hut if you were a member of the French Club, you may hear it pronounced this way by a new member. Led by Miss Madeline Zouganelis, the French Club has sold balloons at Homecoming, had two hake sales, established a point sys- tem and distributed honor pins to members who did outstand- ing work in the club. The two guest speakers for the year were Miss Rosalie Giocchino, who went to school in France for a year, and Mr. Larry Evans, who told of his experi- ences in France. Although small, the French Club has done more than its share in promoting French culture and knowledge throughout its club and P.H.S. s4fmtC 'Ponca, Left to Right: Sharon Johnson, Treasurer, Mary Van Laning, President. Miss Madeline Zouga nelis. Advisor, Tad Wallin, Vice President, Carolyn Tate, Secretary 4 Tfatcotti 0?utune Left to Right: Roberta Jadmak. Barb Weller. Gary Larson, Miss Madeline Zouganelis. Advisor, Paula Bolte, Linda Needham, Nancy Scott, Vicki Miersch. French honor students can do no wrong! The French National Honor Society elected to the club these infallible Frenchmen because of their excellence in French. One of their dramatic attempts was a skit for “Candlemas” at a French social meeting, but the efficient members forgot the candles. Another planned project was correspondence between the members and the French to promote French cul- ture. Their advisor. Miss Madelene Zouganelis, express- es her desire for an increased membership in future years. 93 4 'pututcf, 7 teny o t t e ‘Ti tUf, fo t£e 'ponunt “I ran into some funny looking youngsters with branches en- tangled in their hair. They were following a short, little woman who looked like she was in a hurry to get somewhere important.” Yes, these are our very own Latin members, headed by Mrs. Juanita Niehus. They are constantly busy earning money. Each year they send representatives to the National Junior Classical League Conven- tion. Allen Saxon finished a successful year in the state office of second vice-president of The Northern Illinois J.C.L. Connie Gehrke was elected to the post of state treasurer. The club members held their annual Roman Banquet in the spring. They ate Roman food in a reclining position and sold slaves to the amusement of all (except the slaves). The money from this went to the club’s already overflowing pockets. In order to further in- crease their treasury they sponsored a dance and spent many hours selling candy and doughnuts. SEATED, Left to Right: Joan Marcks, Roberta Munch, STANDING Connie Gehrke, Tom Cas- sidy, Margaret Hageman, Mrs. Juanita Niehus, Advisor, Tom Beverly, Wayne Chapman, Linda Schroeder, Jack Stoner, Jack Sebby. 94 'ptvc £,xenci6e FRONT ROW Left to Right: Jackie Bennett, Publicity Chairman, Mary Whitman, Points Chairman, Dottie Graves, Vice-President, Mary Jane Hosterman, President, Dale Overman, Treasurer, Kathy Mowrer, Secretary, Muff Overman, Publicity Chairman Mrs. Georgia Scoggins. Advisor. BACK ROW. Left to Right: Steph Polly, Volleyball Sporthead, Linda Bennett Archery Sporthead; Janet Wietting, Basketball Sporthead: Linda Schroeder, Bowling Sporthead, Linda Needham, Bowling Sporthead, Pat Moore, Soccer Sporthead, Mary Yahnkc, Soccer Sporthead, Jana Rae Wolf, Softball Sporthead, Becky Rossmiller, Tumbling Sporthead, Kathy Haffer, Modern Dance Sporthead. Once a week. 160 members of G.A.A. met to do their five finger exercises—coached by Mrs. Georgia Scoggins. According to the season, members indulged in soccer, the ten toed exercise, basketball, the true five finger exercise, vollyball, concerning the fingertips, bowling, including three finger strenuous exercise, in co-ordination with the wrist, and archery, in which three fingers try to direct an arrow to a target. Money making features were sweatshirt sales, the Crazy Capers. Both new and old mem- bers were issued awards in accordance with their points along with a pat on the back to go on with the five fingered exercise. 95 Paula Zimmerman Avagadro Ago-Ago Fight of the Week The Unknowns 4 S ot t t t£e 'Dasi b Is it the notorious Robin Hood or the famous William Tell that you see with his bow and arrow on warm spring; and autumn days? Actually, it’s neither. If you look closer you’ll see that it’s none other than PHS’s own Mr. Robin McGrew, sponsor of the Archery Club. Newly formed this year, the Archery Club had approximately twenty-one members, students who met out of a mutual interest in archery as an enjoyable sport or hobby. The more experienced archers practiced improving their own scores and taught the others the basic fundamentals of archery. It is the hope of this new club to better establish archery competition with other schools in the future. We hope that the Archery Club of PHS is a success and we promise to keep out of the target range of these excellentf?) archers. FRONT ROW. Left to Right: Kent Corrie, Mike Reyff, Charles Dickerson. Clayton Olson, Terry Woodard, Don Anderson, Mathew Dick- erson, Tom Rernley, Rex Meyers, Mr. Robert McGrew, Advisor. BACK ROW'. Left to Right: Richard Klett, A1 W'illiams, Mary Vogt, Peggy t)eZee, Rose Crook, Lou Ellen Lowman, Twila Dayton, Benita Palmer. Left to Right: Mary Van Laning, Roberta Jadrnak, Linda Cryder, JoAnn Potcnziani, Mr. David Toepke, Advisor, Anna Thomas, Chris Georgakas, Sharon Johnson, Peggy Gehrke. “Too years agoe I couldn’t even spiel teecher, now 1 almost are won.” This is a popular statement made by many of the F.T.A. ers. Aiding teachers in summer school classes, P.T.A. Open House, and babysitting at P.T.A. meetings help to prepare the members for their future ambitions. Their var- ious activities include hearing guest speakers, seeing films, sponsoring a soc-hop, selling brief- folios, and holding a banquet hon- oring the seniors. Annually they send representatives to the state convention. This summer one rep- resentative will be sent to the State F.T.A. Institute at Northern Illi- nois University. Concluding the year, members are awarded honor pins for their excellent work throughout the year. FNA Hold your hand? Take your pulse?” This is the desired occupa- tion of all those ambitious girls in F.N.A. (?). Organized in 1953, The Future Nurses Club of Plainfield High School has continued to carry out its purpose in encouraging students to choose nursing as their future profession. During the school year, the members have become better acquainted with the work of nurses and other people in the field of medicine. They've heard several speakers at their monthly social meetings and taken field trips to various hospitals. Through these speakers and trips, the members are able to see the many sides of the medical profession. Each in- dividual can then decide which phase of medicine she may wish to follow and develop as her ca- reer. F.N.A., sponsored by Miss Nancy Moorman, has completed another successful and profitable year. The club hopes that in some way, it has helped to meet the ever increasing need for more nurses. 98 TftinJicCe LYING: Linda Schroedcr. STANDING: Left to Right: Fay Class, Angela Poe, Janet Hild, Andrea Van Hom, Advisor, Miss Nancy Moorman, Jolene Allen, Janet Sebby, Mary Jane Wenck 0%atuUfen Although the true spirit of the group is not depicted by the photograph, F.S.A. is a service organiza- tion to the school. F.S.A. is sponsored by the Louis Joliet Chapter of the National Secretaries Associa- tion. The service activities performed are work for the teachers which include: typing letters, typing masters of organizational material, and duplicating. They prepare tickets and programs for school organizations. The aim of their money-making projects is to finance their annual field trip to a large corporation in Chicago and their annual spring banquet. At each of their monthly meetings, a program is planned that will increase the knowledge of the mem- bers in the secretarial field. Left to Right: Barb Eldred, Linda Bennet, Junior Representatives, Mrs. Betty Leaman, Sponsor, Cathy Garich, recording secretary, Pat Moore, vice-president, Sandi Selfridge, corresponding secretary, Carolyn Boughton, treasurer. SEATED: Paula Bolte, president. “QUIIIIET PLEASE! ! !” All those members of the Li- brary Club are trying to read their MAD magazines. Aside from its usual tedious duties, a new edition made its debut in the seminar room—selling paperbacks. The peddlers of their new item inform us that James Bond books were high on the best seller list. Next to school activities, a trip was made to Stateville Penitentiary, and a trip plan- ned to Chicago or Spring- field as a club project. Sports movies were furnished during school to all those who were interested. Awards were pre- sented on Honors Day to mem- bers for their valuable work. Left to Right Mr. John Mraz, Advisor, Sandy Vranich, Bob Sidon, Mary Howell Left to Right, SEATED: Cindy Kcsman, secretary, Donna Banning, treasurer, Carolyn Gehrke, publicity, STANDING: Mrs. Evelyn Cable, sponsor, Charlene Thompson, president, Pat Thomp- son, second vice-president, Belinda Hampton, vice-president, Joan Harzheim, projects, Peggy Bond, degrees, Jackie Siddon, Historian THIRQ ROW: Joyce Santerelli, Ruth Winter, recreation. “I’d like a T-Bone steak medium rare.” If you didn’t have a genie in a lamp you might ask a friend in F.H.A. to fix you up one. They go about preparing for just such a situation daily. But their ac- tivities aren’t just confined to cooking and sewing, projects such as; stopping cars to wash their window’s, having sock hops, a swimming party and having faculty luncheons turn- ed out very profitably. The loss of senior members was made up by induction of new members and the new of- ficers began their reign over the clan. Lots of luck to the club and keep those ovens hot! 100 Dr. Behind the bubbling jungle of the tubes and flasks, stand the wide eyed scientists of our future. More active than ever, the Science and Math Club ha- been striving to encourage future atomic physicists, com- puter programmers or maybe even potential astronauts to pursue each field of knowl- edge. Mrs. McCarthy, the club advisor, dedicates many seventh hours and weekends free time at the aid of the bud- ding botanists and aspiring astrologists to finish their projects for the local, district, and state competition. Tours to Argonne National Labora- tory and Amoco Chemical Company have been a few of the many activities involved in the club’s program. Each mem- ber has his goal and the Sci- ence and Math Club helps their hazy dreams come closer to the real and scientific world of the future. flefafC z tcC TPOi' t t a zvtel STANDING, Left to Right: Dottie Graves, Cathie Yearick, A1 Saxon. Karen Yearick, Peter Kent, Jack Stoner, Chip Harshbarger, Tom Cassidy, Jody Carlson, Diana Harrah, Mrs. Betty Leaman, Dorcas Johnson. KNEELING: Markku Viitasalo, Don Scott, Maryann Breckling. A.F.S. does not stand for Asian Ferry-boat Service but American Field Service. You may also think it is a conserva- tion organization but, really they are hard working people interested in bringing some- thing to Plainfield besides a Carnival every August. They work so that they may intro- duce a new type of culture. They do this in the form of a student from a foreign land. The student chapter labors to do their part in raising funds for the student by sponsoring “tootsie rolls” (sock-hop), AFS week where funds are ob- tained, Faculty Talent Show, and “Penny-Wednesday” where students sacrifice their weekly allowance. |Q| 76e (4e P«4t SEATED, Left to Right: Markku Viitasalo, Marvin Miller, Don Scott, A1 Saxon, Mr. Baker. STANDING, Left to Right: Terry Hanson, Mark Jones, Vicki Clarkson, Nancy Haglund, Joyce Davis, John Sullivan, Dave McClintock, Tom Hensel, Frank Meyer, Chip Harsh- harger, Cheryl Spangler, Bruce Draudcn. “These boots are made for walkin’ and that’s just what they’ll do . . The Student Council took action in trying to ban boots from school wear, but were unsuccessful. The sole purpose of this club is to better the relationship between the students and the ad- ministration. A “Get Acquained” dance and the “Little Black Books” were the first projects of the year. The student-faculty meetings have been added to their activities and have proved to be very interest- ing. They have also taken charge of signing up out-of-school dates for after game sock-hops. The collection of soap, which was sent to Viet Nam, was a competitive drive between upper and lower class- men, in which the former proved superior. As a result, the Student Council had 276 bars to send overseas. Now as the year draws to an end we congratulate our Student Council on a year well spent. 102 FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Don Scott, Barbara Weller, Treasurer, Cindy Young. Secretary, Miss Joyce Sneffner, Mike Zbacnik, Presi- dent Gary Urson, Vice-President, Paula Hiller. SECOND ROW, Left to Right: Kathy Laufer, Virginia Odegaard, Paula Bolte, Cheryl Spangler. Jackie Sebby, Mary-Van Laning. Stephanie Polley, Jackie Bennett, Pam Brown. Roberta Jadrnak. THIRD ROW. Left to Right: Bill Verick. Lanny Pfeffinger, Nancy Scott, Jody Carlson. Beverly Olroyd. Allen Saxon, Tom Hensel, Linda Needham, Mary Yahnke, Mary Whitman. Tom Beverly, Steve Rauworth, Barbara Kinzler. Andrea VanHorn. The National Honor Society is composed of outstanding students who excel in scholarship, service, leadership, and character. The Plainfield Chapter of the National Honor Society, established in 1958, wishes to create an enthusiasm for scholarship, to stimulate a desire to render service, to promote worthy leadership, and to encourage the development of character in students of PHS. During the past year, the NHS, under the direction of Miss Joyce Senffner, sponsored two main ac- tivities: a panel discussion and a tutor program. The panel discussion, which was held during Christmas vacation, was led by PHS graduates who are now attending college. They talked about the transition from high school to college. The discussion was attended by all who were interested in this topic. Through the tutor program. NHS members and other scholastically qualified students helped students who were having difficulties in their school subjects. 103 4 Scaunten to Left to Right: Lanny Pfeffinger, Mike Zbacnik, Jody Carlson, Don Scott, Bob Sedlacck. This year, for one week, Plain- field High School students, Jody Carlson, Bob Sedlacek, Mike Zbacnik, Don Scott, and Larry Pfeffinger participated in Girls’ and Boys’ State activities. The American Legion, The American Legion Auxiliary, and the Lions Club sponsored the un- forgettable week for Jody held on the campus of MacMurray College, Jacksonville, Illinois and on the State Fair Grounds in Springfield, Illinois for the boys. Girls’ and Boys’ State is a mythical govern- ment that is divided into cities and counties. These young people are then elected officials as a result of their campaigning and speech making. The conventions consisted of in- teresting lectures given on city and state governments. Much insight into the functioning and problems of government was gained by these five students. “Old soldiers never die, they just fade away.” David Mueller won first place with the speech by Douglas Mac- Arthur, “XVI Address Before Con- gress.” Ten Plainfield High School students participated in the District Speech Contest held at Joliet West on Ferbruary 12 and 13. Andi VanHorn placed second in the category of Prose Reading and Cindy Young placed third in After Dinner Speaking. Other con- testants and the categories in which they spoke, were, Nancy Bloodgood, Original Monologue; Barbara Cary, Verse Reading; Nancy Scott, Serious Reading; Dale Pierce, Comedy Read- ing; Bob Sedlacek, Original Oration; Ken Haglund, Radio Speaking, and Danny Carter, Extempore Speaking, David Mueller, Cindy Young and Andi Van Horn also participated in a Sec- tional Contest which was held at Mor- ton West High School in Berwyn, Il- linois. Mrs. Elizabeth Lackaff, the advisor, spend many hours helping to prepare these students for the contest. 104 @tncCe Deception Left to Right: Cindy Young, Nancy Scott, Danny Carter, David Mueller, Andi Van Horn, Bob Sedlacek, Nancy Bloodgood, Mrs. Elizabeth Lackaff, Advisor, Dale Pierce. ‘Seat 'poot pouvasid FIRST ROW, SEATED Left to Right: Mrs. Charlene Hertz, Advisor, Charollett Wiley, Jackie Bennett, Andi Van Horn, Linda Cryder, Sue Adams, Diane Galvin, Angela Poe, Mrs. McCarthy, Advisor. SECOND ROW: Nancy Haywood, Kathy Little, Linda Dutler, Donna Davis, Diana Harrah, Maryr Ann Bcckling, Joyce Davis, THIRD ROW; Sandy Webb, Lynn Engstrom, Gail Cassidy, Midge Boltc, April Hagcrman, Linda Louzon, Kathy Abens, Chari Sherman, Nancy Haglund. FOURTH ROW: Barb Sleight, Renee Spencer, Debra Thrall, Mary Capodice, Janet Scbby, Kathy Laning, Barb Harris, Chris Hartley, Annette Denninger, Barb Overman. FIFTH ROW: Nancy Sass, Diane Eisenbrandt, Cathy Graver, Terry Hanson, Barb Moore, Jackie Scbby, Kathy Scent, Joann Dannewitz, Jill Hasenyager, Kathy Johnson, Donna Dolan. FIRST ROW. KNEELING: Trade Bougon, Co-Captain, Judy Grate. Captain. SECOND ROW: Barb Moore, Nancy Hayward, Kathy Laning, Terry Hanson, Cathy Craver. THIRD ROW: Carla Dean, joAnn Dannewitz, Kathy Johnson. Kathy Scent. Sherry Johnson. Kathy Jones. FOURTH ROW: Dale Overman, Mrs. Nancy Anderson, advisor, Linda Glasscock, Man Jo Pangrazio. Barb Eldred, Jill Hasenyager, Phyllis Werner, Fay Glass. 105 “The pause that refreshes and eases the mind.” “Who put the chowder in Mrs. Mur- phy’s overalls?” “Taking out their inner frustrations on the clay.” lA ■pqgt-Mi BOTTOM ROW: Left to right; Arnold Ozbolt, Manager, Tom Hill, Paul Bougon, Jim Pubentz, Tim Brockway, Jack Stoner, Rick Brocies. Ron Louzon. SECOND ROW: Andy Robinson, manager, Larry Bailey, Greg Etnyre, John Dolan, Walter Ma- theis, Mark Crittenden, Bob Zimmer, Steve Fry, Bob Hess, Jim Abens. THIRD ROW: coach Clint Forsyth, Ron Brands, Ted Kluck, Steve Rauworth. Dennis Jervey, Bob Sedlacck, Mike Franke, Chip Harshbarger. Mike Zbacnik. TOP ROW: Bob Swanson. Brent Etnyre, Bob Ham, Bruce Jervey, Bob Long, Tom Hensel, Duane Davy, Lanny Pfcffinger, Steve Weber, Bruce Drauden. Our first year in the Little Seven Conference has truly proven to be an experience. Winning the last two of our seven conference games shows that we are capable of competing against harder teams. The statistics show only scores; they don’t show the work and sweat that the football team went through to gain a place in the new conference. Proof of our team’s capability has been shown both within the high school and by outside choosings. In our own school, Rick Brocies received the most valuable offensive and defensive line- man; Bob Sw'anson was the most valuable offensive hack; while John Dolan was the most valuable defensive back. Brent Etnyre was awarded the scrapbook for the best all-around senior. Outside of Plainfield, other recommendations were made. Rick Brocies was named for the first team offense in All Conference (chosen by conference coaches) and first team defense in All Area. He received honorable mention in All State, All Chicago Area, and All Suburban. Bob Long was named for the second team defense in All Area and All Conference. Bob Swanson was named for the second team, defensive halfback, in All Area and honorable mention in All Conference. Brent Etnyre received honorable mentioned halfback in All Conference and All Area. 108 Settuvi ett uKeK Clockwise, starting Top Row left; Brent Etnyre HB; Bob Swanson FB; John Dolan HB; Rick Brocies G; Larry Bailey FB; Bob Sedlachek T; Den- nis Jcrvey T; Mike Zahanik HB; Bob Ham G; Bob Long T:Lanny PfeffingerE; Steve Welmr G; Bob Zimmer HB. SCORES • Conference Games Plainfield 13 Wilmington Plainfield 6 West Chicag Plainfield 12 Oswego Plainfield 6 Batavia Plainfield 7 Kaneland Plainfield 12 Sycamore Plainfield 35 Geneva Plainfield 26 Mooseheart 109 1. The dastard is stopped. 2. Surely they jest. 3. Alas, Alack, we pushed them back. 4. Curses, foiled again. no 'P'te A- Sofi i BOTTOM ROW: Left to Right; Cliff Bender. Manager; Jack Vogt; Brett Chapman; Dale Block; Larry Testa; Dale Bourn; Charles Worden; Boh Carlisle; Dale Spangler; Cary Thiemer. SECOND ROW: Harold Lange, Coach; Jim Chobar; Bob Brands; Wayne Evans; Dale Schinderlc; Bruce Parker; Mike Sillars; John Frazier; Bob Collins; Larry Brown. TOP ROW: Roy Kuriger; Phil Huml; Frank Fienc; Chris Bayer; Ron Scbby; Don Bartz; Mike Hannon; Doug Button; Joel Munch. BOTTOM ROW; Left to right: Cliff Bender, Manager; Dennis Crommon, Bob Everton, Chuck Stoner, Mark Erhens, Barry Dean, Ricky Ham, Randy Krnac, Jim Matheis. SECOND ROW; Left to right: Coach Harold Lange, Jim Brittan, Jack Stiteley, David Jack Amidei, Bill Kaluzny, Ricky Grey, Larry Brown, Terry Ivansek. THIRD ROW; Left to right: Dave Puntney, Scott Jones, Mark Radkovitch, Bob Burnett, Greg Pangrazio, Dave Paterson, Bill Cochran, Dave Lambert. 76e 7 zM Stow? KNEELING, left to right: Roger Dhuse, Manager; Mr. Leo Behrens, Coach; Marvin Miller, Manager. STANDING, left to right: John Dolan, Bob Hess, Ron Brands, Mike Franke, Steve Rauworth, Tom Hensel, Jim Zupancic, Ron Louzon, Brent Etnyre, Wayne Chapman. Despite our unsuccessful season of last year, our first basketball season in the Little Seven Conference has shown great improvement. We ended the year with 14 wins and 11 losses overall and an even 7-7 in con- ference standings. The players displayed their true sportsmanship in accepting defeats graciously and victories modestly. Self-determination proved of great value to those boys who were elected as leaders and valuable play- ers to their team. Elections were held which resulted in a tie for captain between Brent Etnyre and John Do- lan. John was also awarded the honor for most valuable player while Steve Rauworth won honor for the best free throw percentage of .707. conference games Plainfield 48 Coal City 60 Plainfield 65 Antioch 83 ‘Plainfield 76 Mooseheart 42 'Plainfield 75 West Chicago 60 Plainfield 69 Braidwood 65 'Plainfield 32 Sycamore 50 'Plainfield 68 Kaneland 48 'Plainfield 62 Batavia 82 Plainfield 60 Mazon 61 Plainfield 93 Lisle 55 Plainfield 92 Sandwich 64 'Plainfield 51 Geneva 63 Plainfield 69 Yorkville 62 Plainfield 59 Oswego 65 Plainfield 65 Mooseheart 43 Plainfield 56 West Chicago 66 Plainfield 44 Sycamore 62 Plainfield 79 Sandwich 70 Plainfield 85 Kaneland 42 Plainfield 58 Batavia 91 Plainfield 63 Geneva 59 Plainfield 51 Osw'ego 59 Plainfield 82 Mooseheart 39 Plainfield 91 Lemont. 74 Plainfield 55 Batavia 84 I 14 FROSH-SOPH BOTTOM ROW, Left to Right: Jim Pubentz, Chris Bayer, Ron Sebby, Greg Etnyre, John Sullivan, Steve Eldred. MIDDLE ROW, Left to Right: Mike Siller, John Frazier, Jim Schiedt, Phil Huml, Mike Hannon, Charles Worden, Bob Carlisle. BACK ROW, Left to Right: Roger Dhuse, Manager; Mr. Clint Forsyth, Coach; Marvin Miller, Manager. FRESHMEN KNEELING, Left to Right: Rick Scheidt, Roger Powers, Bobby Williams, Chuck Stoner, Barry Dean, Bill Cochran. STANDING, Left to Bight: Mr. Jerry Pius, Coach; Dave Putney, Mark Ratkovich, Dave Peterson, Greg Pengrazio, A1 Obman, Jerry Kubinski, Mike Reyff, Manager. 115 So u 'rtyenccdea KiNEELING, Left to Right: Loren Senders: Frank Myers; Gene Rapp; Mike Braun; Mike Zbacnik; Todd Irwin; Rick Klett, Manager. STANDING. Left to Right; Bruce Jervey; Bob Flagg; Don Scott; Terry Webb; Matt Dickerson, Bob Swanson; Bob Long; Roy Kungcr, Manager; Mr. Tom Baker, Coach. Not Pictured; Bob Davis; Gary Rapp. The faces of these men clearly indicate that they are strong, devoted, and hungry. All last winter, these epicures journeyed to the cafeteria every noon to gorge themselves with nutritious lunches of celery, carrots, and apples. Their 9-4 record indicates the self-punishment paid off. Furthermore, their debut in the Little Seven Conference produced a very respectable 5-1 record, which shows that our wrestlers are well accustomed to tough competition. At the 1966 Naperville District Tournament, Mike Zbacnik swept the championship honors at 127 lbs., while Rick Holley and Gene Rapp took second places at 103 and 112 lbs., respectively. These three boys then advanced to even tougher competition at the Carl Sandburg Sectional Tournament, where Mike fought his way to fourth place. For Mike’s efforts he was voted both captain and most valuable player by his teammates, and Don Scott, also an outstanding wrestler, shared captain honors with him. Gary Rapp worked tire- lessly through the year to improve himself and received the honor for the most improved wrestler. I 16 Se uax e Most Improved Wrestler CARY RAPP—145 BOB SWANSON—180 Captain Most Valuable Wrestler MIKE ZBACNIK—127 Captain DON SCOTT-138 W L T Bob Davis 7 2 0 Todd Irwin 3 6 1 Bob Long 12 2 1 Gary Rapp 15 4 0 Gene Rapp 12 10 0 Don Scott 17 3 1 Bob Swanson 17 4 2 Terry Webb 6 10 2 Mike Zbacnik 19 4 2 GENE RAPP—112 TODD IRWIN—133 BOB LONG— HW TERRY WEBB—154 117 0p'lO4 t-SofeA KNEELING, Left to Right; Larry’ Brown; Terry Ivansek; Bob Borello; Ron Thompson; Rick Holly; Rick Feezel. STANDING, Left Right; Mr. Enoch Estep, Coach. Tom Collins; Dave Book; Doug Button; Dale Spangler; Jack Vogt; Steve Reyff, Manager «f' MI said, NO!! ‘Td rather fight than switch.” You can tell they’re good guys; they all wear white hats.” “Let’s do the Freddie.” £fe ttCe Ke t Left to Right Lanny Pfeffinger, Bob Swanson, Mr. Leo Behrens, Advisor, Bob Long, John Dolan As with the onslaught of «’ -bottomed trousers this year, the Green and White Club, being a very fashion- able group, incorporated the use of a bell which was first used at Homecoming. “May we forever be hearing bells.” As in the past the Green and White Club furnished all those handsome rope-holders and girl, oops, that is door- watchers. It sponsored an af- ter-football sock-hop and the annual Senior-Faculty basket- ball game for which, after- wards, there was a soc-hop. This year the newly organized Plainfield Athletics Boosters Club has graciously assumed the financing of all the film- ing done at various athletic contests. In this way, the Green and White Club has been able to direct its money other ways. The Green and White Club has also initiated a new lettering system for its members. Left to Right Jim Petersen, Miss Joyce Scnffner, Advisor, Dale Overman, Dave Tate Who’s been cheering our Cats on to victory this year? Would you believe 62 Notre Dame football players in striped tights? How about Batman and Robin? Well, would you believe 125 screaming kids from the PHS Pep Club? The aim of the Pep Club is to promote student attendance and participation at sport events, home and away. Many plans have been made which will encourage even more school spirt next year. Long live our Pep Club and their famous last words, “Go Cats.” 120 70'6 4 ot t£e s4ct o t? VARSITY Jackie Bennett Stephanie Pol ley Paula Zimmerman CHEERLEADERS Kathy Mowrer Becky Rossmiller 121 Z tcC t6c FROSH-SOPH CHEERLEADERS, left to right: Linda Louzon, Chari Sherman, Joyce Davis Kathy Abens, Barb Overman. COACHES 122 SEATED, Left to Right: Mr. Jerry Pius, Mr. Paul Crafts, Mr. Harold Lange. STAND- ING, Left to Right: Mr. Ginton Forsyth, Mr. Thomas Baker, Mr. Leo Behrens, Mr. Enoch Estep. Lawrence Alice Barbara Aliff Feliciano Alvarado William Annis Timothy Ansley Mark Askew Ztk Sandra Bennett Gregory Berglund Barbara Beshoar Terry 1 Birkett William Birthisel Sharon Blenck William Blenck Christian Blessing John Randolph Block Denise Bolte Gary Bond Charles Book Ronald Boughton Raymond Brock it Peni Brown Roberta Brown Sherry Bryant Michael Bulian Debra Burnetii Shirley Bushnell Sandra Carman Loren Chester Karla Christian Ronald Clendenin Emily Cochran Raymond Coons David Cowan Davei Cowger Dennis Crepps J.H- M. Cup ytfuCe Michael Dempsey Sandra Dolan Cathy Drazy Raymond Egizio Linda English Charles Erickson Wayne Ermey John Evans Richard Ferguson Donnie Fisher Russell Flagg James Edward Fleming Nancy Fowler Robert Fox Ann Franke Marcos Gamboa Christie Garich Donna Gehrke Lee Gehrke Karen Georgakas Robert Goben Joan Goldfuss Tom Goldsmith Michael Grate Karen Green Nancy Greger Richard Haffer Karolyn Hamilton Michael Hanko Valorie Harmon ffuKUVl XtA Kevin Haywood Ronnie Hess Virginia Holm Rex Herkert Gail Homerding Larry Hopkins Edward Houle Danial Huml Barbara Hunt Philip Hurt Jacqueline Jones Timothy Jones Connie Keck Bradford Klett Lynn Knowles John Koehl Joan Konowalski Patricia Kranz Ilene Kujath Patricia Kutsie Thomas Kutsie Robert Lambert Carol Lantz Keith Larson 126 John Larson Loretta I-ee Brenda Likes Diane Lilek Maynard ny Margaret Mahoney yrade James McCall Debra MeClintoek Kenneth McFadden Norman McNctt Dorothy Mensinger Mary Jo Meyerhoff James Miller Randall Miller Wayne Miller George Milton Linda Modlin Debra Morgan Randy Muladore Cindy Munrhalfen Kevin Myers .Scott Nemanich Sharon Nolan Jill Olson Mark Oots Kathleen Ott Terry Parker Daniel Parks Sidney Paulson Barry Paydon Christine Martens Anita Martinez James Masek David Matheis Brian McAllister 127 Gloria Payne Raymond Peel Richard Pemberton James Pennington Bobbie Perscbnick Alice Peterson putti i Richard Quasi Melba Ramos Thomas Ramsay Bonnie Rcmley Cheryl Riley Robert Rose William Ross Mary Sallenger Santos Sosa Joan Scheidt Dannie Schick Paul Schofield David Schumann Mark Sebby Debbie Selfridge Curtis Shepherd Margaret Shields Larry Shreve Sharon Anne Smitl David Silverman Joyce Sokolowski Kim Stiteley James Stoner Rebecca Swithin Kilty Swinson Brenda Thomas Cheryl Thomas Thomas Mitchell Susan Thompson William Tomko Cfuzde Scott W'alters Keith Westhoff Dawn Wilcox Josephine Wilcox Mark Wiley Phyllis Williams Constance Williamson Martha Wilson Sliirlee Wilson Susan Wolf Jimmy Worden Donald Wysocki Carol Tunell Elizabeth Urtubees Henry Villafranco Maria Villafranco Charles Douglas W'ade } 129 Susan Bayles Terry Belom Donald Bennett Jan Marie Bennett Frank Agnich Jeremy Allen Beatrice' Amador Joan Anderson Paul Anderson John Bayer f cution 7t6 RoxAnn Bennett Laurel Berglund Donald Bidgood Helen Bill Patricia Birthisel Harley Bishop Sue Bonnar David Bostanche Bonnie Brinkman Debra Bruce Gary Bucciarelli Jerry Burgess Robert Burkhart Robin Canada Kathleen Carter Randy Carter David Chance Debra Chester Barbara Coons Trudy Coons Donna Cowger Debra Dannewitz Glen Davis Robert Delaney 130 Karen Dennis Mary DiGiovine Jane Doyle Jack Duranto Cathy Duller John Kichelberger yuzde Robert Fassiotto Lisbeth Feezel Cathy Jo Ferguson Patricia Fletcher Floyd Fry David Frazier Sharon Cans Juan Garcia Ricky Gehrke Tom Gehrke Deborah Gitersonke Ronald Gabriel Terry Goodspeed Neva Griffith Jose Guerrero Kathy Handley Pat Hannan Karen Hanson Paul Hanson Susan Hurrah JoAnn Harris Ronald Hart Mary Hartong Kerri Hayden Beryl Eisenbrandt Donald Erickson Holly Erickson Leeann Etnyre Wilma Evans 131 Erich Hcrath Sally Hewlett Deborah Hill Kenneth Hill Mike Hodgin Fred Holley 7 Debra Hutchings Judith Imri Linda Jack Bruce Johnson Cheryl Judy Lorelei Just Irene Karales Kirk Kasten Carolyn Kastman Douglas Kelty Robert Kennedy Martin Knarr Nancy Knowles Dean Kolba Beth Kuriger Donald Kubinski Sharon Kyle Jane Larson Kevin Larson Alan Leidig Pamela Leahigh Joy Leupold Charles Likes Dorothy Lillibridgc Michael Lollar Margie Lowe Jon Maas Janirc Marcks Karen Mauer Debra May tadc Judith Militello Ronald Miller Kevin Moore John Mrozek Norma Mydler Cary Myers Susan Olson Cynthia Ott David Ott Earl Overman William Palmer Mark Paydon Joseph Peart Susanne Peterson Linda Pierce Gail Pottorff Kimberly Pubentz Michael Puntney Gary Pyle Diane Quillman Jane Quillman Mark Raddatz Terry Ramsey Ann Reed • v r Bruce McAllister Wendell McClintock Charles McNett Kathleen Mee Valerie Michael Vicki Rosenthal Robin Schumann Deborah Russell Virginia Sanchez Patricia Scheidt Howard Reyff Arthur Roberson Christee Roberson Susan Robinson Michael Ronchetti Anna Rooksberry 7t6 Sara Schmetzer Rebecca Schmidt Keith Schroeder Mary Schroeder Susan Scroggins Joseph Sebby Linda Sebby David Seil Mary Selfridge Billie Jean Shank Russell Shick John Shields Jean Sieger Patricia Sillar Beverly Simmons Robert Smith Gary Smith James Smith Rebecca Smith Judy Sokolowski Dorene Sorg Sandra Spray Kathy Stamm Ted Stewart Gary Stiteley Judy Swinson Janies Talbott Ronald Tate Donald Taylor Wayne Taylor picuCe Carol Warmbier Steve Washam Mirhael Watkins Richard Watkins Tom Webb Harold Weller Diane W'csthoff Deborah W'hipple Jack Whitley Deborah Wills Patricia Williamson Mary Wisdom Nancy Woodard Harold Wright Marilyn Wright Larry Yackley Jane Yahnke Glen Yunker Mark Young Hal Zimmerman Karen Zupancic 135 flcctu i 136 BAND PERSONNEL FIRST ROW: Gayle Baylea Donna Cowger Neva Griffith Sharon Smith Kathleen Carter Debra Dannewitz Mary Schroeder Nancy Fowler Linda Sebby Clayton Peterson SECOND ROW: Carol Lantz Randy Muladore Mark Wiley Donald Wysocki Karen Zupancic Joan Anderson Wayne Miller Valerie Michael Robin Schumann Paul Hanson COLORGUARD: KNEELING, left to right: Nancy Woodard, Co-Captain; Karolyn Hamil- ton, Captain. BACK ROW, left to right; Pat Hannan, Linda English, Pat Fletcher, Leanne Holm, Brenda Thomas, Cheryl Judy, Diane Cryder, Debbie Hutchings, Debbie Selfridge, Bonnie Brinkman. TWIRLERS DRUM MAJORETTE Left to right: Gail Homerding, Nancy Fowler, Gayle Bayles. Sc iooC gW Joseph Sebby Jerry Thomas Martin Knarr Mike Dempsey Dave Oowger Mike Hanko Dennis Crcpps THIRD ROW: Susan Bayles Paul Schofield Carol Warm bier Stephen Holzhueter Jack Whitley Gary Smith Judy Swinson Cindy Ott Wayne Ermey Susie Thompson Debbie Gitersonke Jerry Allen Doug Kelty David Matheis Steve Washam Randy Block Maynard Loy Jon Maas Joseph Peart Ted Stewart Phil Hurt Tim Jones John Bayer Terry Holstein FOURTH ROW: Mike Ronchetti Tom Ramsay Gail Homerding Darla Pyle George Milton Sarah Schmetzer Rex Herkert Debbie Whipple Karen Georgakas Russell Flagg James Miller Bill Blenck Bob Kennedy Mark Sebby Russell Bennett Jim Olson Edward Fleming Gary Bucciarelli Kenny Hill JUNIOR HIGH BAND OFFICERS Gary Bucciarelli, Assistant Librarian Gail Homerding, Secretary Russell Flagg, Vice President Tim Jones, Head Librarian Randy Muladore, President Tom Ramsay, Treasurer Linda Sebby, Assistant Librarian punio FIRST ROW Joan Coldfuss Debby McClintock Debbie Selfridge Karen Georgakas Kathy Drazy Gndy Munchalfen Bonnie Remley Debbie Burnetti Peggy Mahoney Nancy Greger Barb Hunt Bonnie Hess Joyce Sokolowski Carol Tunell Tim Ansley Danny Shick Kevin Myers Mike Bulian Bob Davis George Dayton Rex Herkert Diane Lilek Dawn W'ilcox Terry! Birkett Connie Keck Peni Brown Christie Garich Sandy Bernett Kathy Ott Sharon Blenck Lee Gehrke SECOND ROW Gloria Payne Debbie Morgan Sue Wolf Brenda Likes Cheryl Deary Becky Swithin Donna Gehrke Joe Crisp Gene Hartong Mark Askew Jim McCall James Masek Shirley Bushnell Barb Aliff Virginia Holm Gail Homerding Eddie Houle Mark Wiley Tim Jones Randy Miller Bobby Goben Tom Ramsay Glenn Pubentz Mike Grate Sue Thompson Lynn Knowles Cheryl Riley Bobbie Perschnick MKM ROW Judy Sokoloski Brenda Tomko Kathi Dutler Linda Jack Carolyn Kastma Pam Leahigh Diane Quillman Mike Watkins Ron Hart Rick Gehrke Randy Carter Jack Duranto Kathy Handley Janice Marcks Becky Schmidt Patricia Scheidt Jane Doyle Nancy Woodard Jean Sieger Diane Westhoff SECOND ROW Kathryn Stamm Nancy Knowles Laurel Berglund Paul Anderson Bruce McAllister Donald Taylor David Frazier Frank Agnich Larry Yackley Don Bidgood Kevin Moore Ron Tate Jerry Vogt Mark Young Terry Be lorn Pat Fletcher Sue Olsen Debbie Chester Christec Roberson THIRD ROW Kerri Hayden Jane Yahnke JoAnn Harris Leanne Holm Jane Quillman Rox Ann Bennett Mary Selfridge School Kim Stiteley Linda English THIRD ROW Barb Beshoar Brenda Thomas Shirlee Wilson Phyllis Williams Valorie Harmon Cheryl Thomas Jill Olson Bill Birthisel Randy Block Clayton Peterson Robert Rose Donny Fisher Darla Pyle Jackie Jones Carol Lantz Amy Crittenden Diane Cryder Karolyn Hamilton Denise Bolte Sandra Dolan Bev Harris Beth Ann Urtubees Kris Martens Linda Modlin FOURTH ROW Gayle Bayles Ilene Kujath Marcie Wilson Mary Sallenger Mary Jo Meyerhoff Edward Fleming Russ Bennett James Miller Kevin Haywood Scott Parks Curtis Shepherd Scott Nemanich Brad Klett Jim Stoner Jim Worden Barry Paydon Chris Blessing Ray Peel Larry Shreve Bill Annis Chuck Book Sid Paulson Wayne Ermey Grant Barz Rich Pemberton John Larson Rich Ferguson Dave Schumann Karla Christian Sharon Smith Joan Konowalski Ann Franke Karen Mauer Lceann Etnyre Robert Burkhart Mark Paydon Mike Puntney Mike Hodgin Fred Holley John Shields Harold Weller Gail Pottorff Terry Goodspeed Beverly Simmons Bonnie Brinkman Pat Hannan Cheryl Judy Beryl Eiscnbrandt Debbie Wills Norma Mydler Linda Pierce Judith Imrie FOURTH ROW Sue Robinson Karen Hanson Kim Pubentz Pat Williamson Debbie May Jane Larson Debbie Hutchings Sally Hewlett Debbie Russell Garry Stiteley Robert Delaney Kirk Kasten Wendy McClintock Ron Gabriel John Mrozek Dean Kolba Sue Harrah Jeannie Shank Sue Huml Dorothy Lillibridge Sharon Gans Debbie Bruce Mary DiGiovine Beth Kuriger Joy Leupold Robin Canada Susan Scroggins 139 Seventh tyiode‘3a4 et aM FRONT ROW: Ted Stewart Charles Likes Mark Raddatz Bob Fassiotto Ron Miller SECOND ROW: Wendy McClintock Mike Puntney Robert Burkhart Don Kubinski John Shields Earle Kniffen THIRD ROW: Jerry Thomas, Manage Dean Kolba Garry Stiteley James Smith Bob Delaney Kirk Kasten John Bayer Mr. Paul Montgomery, Coach r tyituCe STANDING, left to right: John Koehl Glenn Pubentz Brad Klett Sid Paulson Rich Pemberton Larry Hopkins Jim Pennington Tom Kutsie Mr. Joel Ott, Coach KNEELING: Bill Birthesil Jim Stoner Tom Ramsay Gary Bond Ron Boughton Randy Miller Bob Goben fluni i 'TfaXionai ‘ftyoK t Society FRONT ROW: FIRST ROW: Linda Jack, Beryl Eisenbrandt, Janice Marcks, Nancy Greger, Frank Agnich, Jack Duranto, Larry Yackley, Mark Wiley. SECOND ROW: Ronald Boughton, Randolph Block, Darla Pyle, Kathleen Ott, Susan Bayles, Pat Sillar, Mark Young, Diane Quillman, Lee Gehrke. THIRD ROW: Lorelei Just, Jane Quillman. Barbara Coons, Christee Roberson, Jane Yahnke, Deborah Bruce, Gail Homerding, Karolyn Hamilton, Linda Sebby. FOURTH ROW: Amy Crittenden, Susanne Peterson. Dorothy Mensinger, Sharon Smith, James Smith, Ann Franke, Dean Kolba, Deborah Russell, Martha Wilson. Diane Cryder Linda English CENTER: Marcie Wilson BACK ROW: Sandy Bennett Chris Garich Gerald Agnich Rarbara Rirkett George Blair Kathryn Cline Richard Cowan Janice Cox 6t6 Thomas Hartley Patti Hauser James Herron Robert Hill Cynthia Holm Donald Horton Connie Lee Gary Lindner Esther Little Angelika Lokotz Joseph Masek Judith Nolan Roy Ohst Christine Potenziani Julitta Pyle Karen Rouse Ricky Sexton Diana Spears Henry Stephenson Ellen Waddell Thomas Wiley Teacher: Mrs. Elsie Anderson Bruce Ahrens Wendy Birkett Fred Blessing Patricia Boohne Michael Bohrer Lana Bryant fait ytacCc Edward Cans Robert Gutons Douglas Goldsmith Rojelio Guerrero Timothy Hayes Daniel Hill Johnny Holland Alicia Holm Debra Johnston Earle Kniffen Keith Markwell Kathleen Marso Kenneth Melton Sandra Militello Charles Oliver Allen Parrish Timothy Pemberton Vicki Quast Debra Scent JoAnn Spires Shelly Wilson Teacher: Mrs. Alice Cavanaugh Not Pictured: James Schmidt Carol Albright 143 Laurie Amidci Betty Beshoar Nadine Bleck Robert Bostanche Dwain Capadice Pamela Carlisle 6tA Janet Ermey Craig Gottwald Vicky Graver Michael Gurnitz Gregory Hill Debra Hrechko Kenneth Hudnut Robert Kaczmarck Lisbeth Katzin Alana Lang Duane Maas Gregory McCalla Renee Moore Carol Morton N. Jerome Peterson Thomas Popek Debbie Rutten Rosario Sosa Lawrence Spray Gayle Svcndsen Roger Whitney Teacher: Mrs. John D’Arcy Deborah Book Michael Brabec Kathryn Bramscher James Butler Barbara Carlton Greg Chapman 7 rode A. Scott Head Sarali Huling David Johnson Lori Johnson Terri Kiedaisrh John Konowalski Leilani Lantz Janet McCall LeRoy McCormick Robert Meyer Kathleen Mostyn Mary Null Michael Pope Duvid Potenziani George Rapp Judith Scott Douglas Sleight Jay Stitelcy Barbara Stoner Candy Titus Carmen Yela Teacher: Mrs. Lois Draznik Not Pictured: Karen Ashe Jonathon Azman Linda Becia Donna Bonn David Bennett Carla Bush Ronald Chance 6t6 Richard Ferris Nancy Fleming Thomas Fox Terrence Hartley Cheryl Harvey Marta Heinz Bruce Hintzsche Joseph Kuhel Janet Kyle Susan Luksic Neil Marion Wayne McFarland Eric Modi in Susan Ostheim Susan Pommerening Jon Rutten James Sebby Kathy Sheridan Timothy Sullivan Kenneth Taylor Thomas Theimer Luisa Villafranco Karen Wysocki Teacher: Douglas W. Edmondson Sue Bowers Mary Sue Cassetto James Cherry Cheryl Clem Michael Connor Darrell D'Agostino tnai yveute Frank Herath Norma Johnson Russel] Johnson Walter Krueger Peggy I amb Donald Lambert Angell Laoutides Kicky Lollar Peggy McClintock Dennis Morgan Margaret Policy Michael Remus William Schmetzer Roy Schrader Karen Seitseingcr Philip Sebby Deborah Smith Gerald Swinson Marie Testa Connie Weller Donna Willrett Teacher: Mrs. Elinor Nemanich Not Pictured: Christine Rleckofl Di Ann Eungard Terry Fisher Ikclyn Giovenco Thomas Harris Robert Harrod LuAnn Davis Pamela Deary Susan English Dale Evans James Foreman Roger Williams Teacher: Mrs. Potenziani Phyllis Antes Joan Askew Jeffrey Bonnar Donald Bowen Deborah Bronk Charles Dannewitz Sti Dean Griffith James Hamilton Teresa Harris Karen Hartley James Houle Mary Konowalski Sharon Lilek Betty McClintock F. Jeffries Miller Lannie Modlin Gayle Peterson Brian Ratkovich Gregory Rundle Scott Smith Jeri Steed Anita Tate Michele Walters Joseph Wilcox 148 Mary Beth Banister Curtis Basinger Robert Birthiscl Karen Brands Brenda Burgess Susan Connell txai James Goldsmith David Griffith Diane Harris Robert Harshbarger Richard Holley April Jolly Lome Knowles Abraham Martinez Ruben Medina Lee Overman Deborah Peart Rebecca Schroeder Leah Senders Kara Senior Charles Smith Mark Sterling John Thomson Michele Wills David DelSasso Gail Eisenbrandt Diane Erickson Patricia Ferguson Richard Findlay 149 Gregory Chester Bryan DeBolt Beverly Dew Karen Findlay Bonnie Foreman Wayne Ashby Rachel Bare Gail Brooks Mark Brown Diana Bush Sergei Casper 5t6 Norma Garcia Sandra Gentry David Hallerberg Thomas Hayward Grace Hoyt Russell Hudnut Pamela Korelc Janette McNair Danny Kay Melton Joan Mitchell James Neef Zona Polley Vicki Ramsey Samuel Reichert Kerry Rutten Peter Smith Henry Weller Robyn Yahnke 150 Paul Albright Maria Alvarado Nora Bender Thomas Bessette Elizabeth Bianchi Jimmy Clarkson pituU. Timothy Green Teresa Hodgin Lawrence Hudnut Marcia Knarr Michael Koch Steven Lambert Sherry Lewis Jeffrey Long Esther Martinez Michael Morris Brett Ncmanich Deborah O’Donnell Karen Patterson M. Kenate Raines Catherine Rooksberry Marcia Sayers Peter Schulze Raymond Shields Nila Tanner Craig Williamson Suzanne Yackley Teacher: Loretta Testin Diane Collins Kirby Corzan Elizabeth DuBree Diane Faig Donald Gettys ISI Patricia Angus Larry Banister David Bayer Julie Bessette Gregory Brosofske Linda Brown ynaxtc Cheryl Evans Tonet te Evans Dennis Clavan Bruce Hill Judith Katzin Barry Kniffen Steven Maucr Georgina McFedries Philip McFedries Sandra Miller Marilyn Nolan Susan Pennington Jan Pottorff Susan Roberson Ronald Rose Kimberly Rouse Kim Schmetzer David Smith Jean Smith Paul Smith David Spangler Ricky Winehumer Carol Wright Hugh Zimmerman LaDonna Angus Teri Ayola David Bessette Sally Bostanche Ronald Brown Steven Bruesewitz tnaC 3%tC yuutc Jeffrey Clavan John Hall James R. Howard Sandra Johnson Denise Koch Kan n Krahn Kathy Long Harry Madison Sandra Metzger Nanette Munrhalfen William Pennington Ronald Quast James Raines David Ross Chris Rutten David Schmetzer Norman Sebby Rolwrt D. Smith Robinn 'Smith Thomas Smith Wayne Spencer Lori St ropes Harvey Wietting Jean Wilkinson Stanley Williams Kayla Wineburner Rita Yahnke Teacher: Mrs. Vivienne Stoner Not Pictured: Donna Stephens Jay Clifton Jeffrey Craig Carolyn Dennis Robert Fvans Thomas Fassiotto Sondra Brosofske Diana Bruesewitz Waller Carlton Richard Chobar Tamara Chobar Kathleen Clifton 2kcC yutcte Robert Goodson Becky Harris Linda Hewlett Thomas Holley Byron Howard Lisa Knowles William Lillibridge Theodore McNair Barbara Metzger Barbara Miller Sally Quast Gary Richter Wallace Ross Todd Rut ten Steven Scent Robert Smith Curtis Sterling Charlotte Yahnke 11 L 154 Steven Banister Michelle Bessette Howard Brown John Corry Dehra ('unis Kimberly Evans At yutcCe Timothy Hauser Bruce Hopkins William Howard Janet Krahn William LaFave Terri Long James McFedries Jill Munchalfcn Patricia Nolan Margaret O'Donnell Janet Ott Michael Pennington Diane Pottorff Sharon Reichert Kirk Rouse David Sallengcr LeAnne Sebby Perry Sprowls Ronald Evans Susan Fassiotto Richard Gaylord Wendy Gobcn James Hall Sally Woodard Teacher: Mrs. Zoe Hogan Not Pictured— Julianne Parker William Avery Mary Bragg Amy Eaton Carol Engstrom Jeffrey Erickson Charlotte Ferguson “?Z.6HcUn am Jennifer Jolly Kenneth Kaluzny Steven Korelc Cheryl Lantz Erin Lonergan Susan Marion Robert Morris Sharon Mostyn Veronica Nelson Timothy Pearson Gan Popek Lori Ann Quast Allison Reeves Sean Salisbury Michael Sharp Jerriann Test in Brian Vershey Michael Vlasz Duane Voog Roger Waller Ann Welch Bonnie Winkels Beverly Winterstein Teacher: Evelyn Olson 156 Suzanne Angus Kenneth Ayola Hrett Banister Neal Brockway Ronald Buerger Christine (Carlton txa£ yantcK John Davis James Goodson Mary Graham Bobbie Harris C. Arlene Howard Susan Kennedy Randal Long Laura Marshall Sandra Mauer Maria Niznik Mark Pemble Linda Pennington Cynthia Price Raymond Rahn Leslie Rector Scott Reichert Ronald Richter Lorie Rutten Brian Schinderle Laura Toepke Lowell Weller S. Katherine Work 157 Debra Hayes Karen Hedteke Linda Johnston James Karales Michael Katro Robert Welz Cheryl Wysocki Teacher: Mrs. Ruth Chidsey William Birkett Janet Brown John Fleming Charles Fogle Jeffrey Goodspeed Laura Harrod Ronald Koren Kathleen Low man Kevin Mayfield Barton Norcross Lori Osmus Dale Ott Jeffrey Parks Daniel Prater Kim Repenn Carole Scheidt Stephanie Schumann Mark Selfridge David Shank Robert Shear Michael Smith Monica Smith Dale Thomas James Waddell 158 Helen Alice Alexandria Argoudelis Brenton Ayer Elaine Herglund I-iura Brubec Lyle Brown puute William Francisco Donna Fredrickson Karen Fulk Eufemia Garza Cheryl Gustafson Lisa Heller Lori Horschler Mary Karales Wendy Likes Peggv Ann Marise Bill Minick J. David Moreno Jeffery Ostheim William Prater Judith Reed Ruperto Rodriguez Terry Rogers G. Douglas Seitsinger Vernon Briner Perry Brown Mark Burnetti Jonathan Clarkson Karen Colaric Jacqueline Wilson Cynthia Winkler Debra Wysocki Teacher: Mrs. Imogene Failing Nancy A hens Charles Adlington Daniel Agnich Steven Alexander Robert Bill Debra Block 4t6 Steven Davis Michael Dyson Judith Eggman Dawn Fiday Randall Katro Terence Kosicek Mary Kuhel Gregory Latta Laura Lindberg Paul Peterson Larry Ross James Sanchez Jeanne Santerelli James Shoelen Lawrence Surinak Robert Talbott Thomas Teufer Antonio Villafranco 160 Kathryn Argoudefis Mary Azman Clen Beverly Wendell Brown Sally Carr Corina Casas anode Doreen Johnson Lex Johnson I). Keith Keca Robert Kelly Richard Koren Curtis Lang Joyce McKeand Patrick Myers Kenneth Papesh Debra Polcyn Rebecca Price Stephen Raynes Susan Silverman Janette Stamm Scott Strysik Michael Suffern Susan Swanson Frederick Talarico Pamela Tritle Mark Tucker James Vocu Teacher: Mrs. Marilyn Pottorff 161 Kenneth Swanson Rosa Vela David Wright Patricia Wright Teacher: Miss Marina Samios Catalena Amador Carolyn Anderson Jennifer Bill Terry Burnett Michael Cantrell Robert Cross 4t l tcuCe James Hedtcke Chris Johnson Dennie Johnston George Laoutides Ramin� Martinez Sherriel McCully Karen Myers Mark Myers Kent Oots Richard Palmer Albert Pierce Vancincia Polyak Michael Rowell Frank Schmidt Michael Shick Debra Shields Linda Soavc Edwin Sokolowski 162 Philip Adlington Terri Anne Bedwell Kobin Bennett Lynn Brereton Jill Bush Linda Carlisle AtUUHA 3wt ytade Robert Freehauf Brian Haney Alan Hareld Patriek Harris Randall Henderson Thomas Holland Linda Hupach Larry Johnson Kyle Kasten Antonette Kayfish Debra Keeney Charles Keyser Andrea Kinney Tad Likes Sandra Peterson Adele Redman Daniel Rush Walter Rutherford Michael Sanchez Mary Schoener Darla Seil Lori Shapiro Bonnie Shear Cynthia Sullivan Gregory Ursitti Deborah Warmbier Teacher: Mrs. Anne Anderson l L 1, kg Brenda Chance William Chancey Paul Dean Steven Duncan Mark Fredrickson Kimberly Davis Debra DeRocco Beverly Ermey Randall Fox Randall Fugett Thomas Abens Nancy Annis Richard Benn Dale Block Laurie Block Shirley Clendenin 3 1 Ina Jean Gubbins Douglas Hallerberg Mark Handley David Horschler LeaAnne Johnson Diane Konowalski J. Thomas Long Cynthia Marso Silvana Medina Pamela Mitchell Janice Myers Craig Neubauer Richard Price Kathryn Przybysz Karen Rice Jonine Scheidt Michael Scott Mary JoAnn Smith Timothy Smith Kevin Smolich Nancy Steen Pamela Ulrich Rhona Vancas Teacher: Mrs. Martha Hiller Mona Briner Cynthia Butler Richard Carlisle Harold Carman Nancy Carr Beverlee Carter piade Timothy Dempsey Kim Ferguson Catherine Francisco Scott Griffith Michael Groves Michael Guhhins Clarence Kreiger Melody Kuhel Collin I-ang Dawn Leggero Gil Likes Mark Lucas James B. Marise Malcolm Mayfield Jonathan Miller Philip Morris John Novak Jarls L. Peterson Delphina Polyak David Rogers Deborah Simmons David Stephenson Sally Talarico Virginia Whipple Robert Winkler Teacher: Mrs. Marion Storm Mark Casper Mary Ellen Chudy Rosemary Clendenin Laura Crook Sharon Cross Renee Ayer Sandra Beria William Brett Jody Brock way Susan Burnett Ronald Copen 2ttcC Mark Henson Donald Kinney Cheryl Lazenby Jeffery Legare John Muren Julie Peel Mary Pemberton Thomas Powers Wendy Raddatz Karen Shear Patricia Silverman Nicole Swanson Donald Theobald A. Richard Thomas Elizabeth Vawter Anna Vela Lori Vershay Teacher: Mrs. Mary Kay Easton 166 Lori Ahrens Donald Allen Phillip Arnold Robert Belom Rosemary Burrington Mark Chuk yncute Jeffrey Ciarrantc Cheryl Covoni V. Della Jaakkola Melissa Jordan Bruce I.atlina David Lawrence Laurie McKcand Karen Mihelich Brent Oots Kimberlce Rains Silvia Rodriguez Karen Scott Carrie Swithin Joyce Taylor Jacqueline Tezak Teacher: Mrs. Juidith Baskin 167 Debra Deeter Michael Dickens Ronald Dyson Charles Goebel Constance Hagen James Teufer Marressa Tucker Cheryl Wagner Jacqueline Weis Teacher: Miss Helen Rix Henry Bick Stephen Bill Stephen Brahec Dora Crook Timothy Cusimano Deborah Dean grupital 2« L Robert Kirman Luann Kosicek Greg Likes Paul McFarland Tammy Meyerhoff Linda Moreno Deborah Ollis Michelle Schofield Stephen Shank Helen Simmons Daniel Smeets Irene Sosa 168 Michael Block Debra Brown Cheryl Chancey Bren! Copplc Bernard Fredericks John Goldfuss t£axv tA' yneuCe Joan Militcllo Timothy Murphy Amber Norcross Lynette Novak Pamela Oliver Diana Osthcim Lori Peterson Elaine Przybysz Scott Rush Donna Strysik Linda Surinak Sheila Swanson Daniel Theobald David Tomazic Edward Weis Jamie Welz Janet Ziech Teacher: Miss Ann Murdock 169 Kainond Copen Sharon Culp Lynne Davis Renee Fugett Nancy Fulk Laurie Gudgeon Jot Martin Leggero JoAnn Lilek Janies Love W. Kirt Lowman Michael Lucus Deborah Novak Jodi Paul Michael Prajer Susan Pritz Anita Rodriguez Sandra Rowell Michael Steen Marla Tucker Lynn Vershay Vicki Sue Welch Christine Wilhelm Colleen Williams Teacher: Mrs. Ruth Dock 170 Demetrius Arguudelis Daniel Bolz L. Lee nriner Jack Rush Paul Bailer Jo Ellyn Carlisle yxade Denise Goebel Ismael Guerra Carol Hagen Eric Johnson Lcsli Legare Laura Miller James Muren Lynn Prxybysz Brian Rigoni Richard Scott Kelly Ann Smolich Mark Soavc Debra Sorg Cbcri Spencer Terri Sullivan Anthony Talarico Mary Zimmerman Teacher: Mrs. Frances Cofer 171 Robin Dickens Todd Ferrari Michael Freehauf Sylvia Freeston Susan Grissom Shelly Ahrens Carl Alice Sandra Amador Jeanne Bedwcll Keith Berglund Mark Beverly yi zl f u Leslie Herring Laura Hrechko Michael Johnson Don Karr James Mitchell Debra Morris Kristie Myers Richard Ollis Lynn Peterson Tambra Polcyn Synthia Rodriguez Karen Roscen Margarita Sanchez Richard Shepheard Kimberly Sudano Cheryl Vocu Patricia Wrona Teacher: Mrs. Elaine Schmidt Not Pictured: Regina Burditt 172 C harles Crook Elizabeth Davis Theresa DiGiovine Timothy Dyson Vicki Goss man Alan Greenup putde Sharon Kay fish Debra Konowalski Renee Larson Dale Liptak Debra Marso Cathy McCormack Terry McCully Kimberly Myers Patricia Neely Carlos Overfield Juanita Petersen Roger Rutherford Deborah Smith David Testin Tony Teufer Diane Waddell Kathleen Wagner Maxene Wedic Linda Winter Teacher: Mrs. Jane Hayes Charlene Barnett Charmaine Barnett Timothy Blessing Carol Lynn Bloch Shelly Ann Caverly B. Wade Chancey (ZnyAtal Michael Dannewitz Susan Fredericks W. Edward Giovenco Kayla Glass Robert Gregorash Peggy Ann Waddell Michael Weis Thomas Zarley Teacher: Mrs. Yolanda Holehan 'KCttdcn zm David Hanson Patsy Hurt Steven Kramer Kevin Kreiger Thomas McFarland Craig Nash Raelene Ostheim Kenneth Palmer David Paulson Alveda Polyak Jaime Prado Wayne Ridenour Leslie Ridner Debbie Sue Ross Holly Rutherford Brenda Shear Deborah Ann Smeets Dennis Vocu 174 Charles Huldak Richard Ccrven JoAnn Chudy Sarah Chully Linda Kay Cross John Donahue £ zw t iO-iten Daniel Engel Deborah Feezel Renita Grotto Kristen Haas Gary Heller Mark Henderson Richard Jacksa Cynthia Kalian Daniel Kutsie Arlen Lang L. Haeger Long Colleen McCarthy Peggy Jo Morris Kevin Murphy Douglas Olson Michael Pera Garry Pirc Frank Redmann Dawn Rigoni Diana Rodriguez Ellen Sanford Randal Schoenstedt Debra Sienko R. Michael Smith Susan Swanson James Talaga Diane Testin Sarah Voitik Jane Walters Laurel Watkins Teacher: Mrs. Yolanda Holehan Jeanne Ferguson Roxanne Gardner Janice Cato Scott Goebel Bryan Greenup Stephen Angelus Shelly Christian Duane Cobb Dona i I Coon David Daniels Holly Ellerbrook 0K i eten m Linda Harrod Scott Henderson Lori Johnson Bonnie Lee Cressa Leggero Michael McCully Sherry Parks Brian Peel Barbara Peterson Charles Phillips Jeffrey Pritz Kimberly Robinette Lori Rogers Brenda Ross Wendy Strysik Steven Tate Sylvia Vela Larry Williams Gina Allen Lynne Anne Bolz Darrell Brown Kimberly Brown Brent Bumrtti Keith Calkins Icuuh ante ■zm Dale Hallerberg Michael Hareld Kerry Harris Kathleen Heglund Reid Hupach Bradford Jackson Lori Jadron Kraig Kasten Kirk Kelly Steven Knarr Vicki Koren David Kosicek Arne Lindberg Richard McCormack Robert Oliver Laura Pemberton Daniel Roberts Nancy Roseen Walter Schneiter Brian Spencer Herbert W ilhelm Brian Wrona Dale Wysocki Teacher: Miss Ida Belle Gray James Carnett Terry Carter Debra Chapman Cynthia Crandall Jeffry Eggman Debra Bek m Louis Belom Gregg Block Beckie Brown Lonnie Buckcls Arthur Countryman ?KcUtl4t St6 piade Irma Guerrero Dennis Hartley Mary Jayne Hill Beth Hothan David Hurd Donald Kennedy Mark Lutter Donald Mefferd David Miller Linda Miller Dawn Milliron Donald Paulson Janine Pennington Samuel Rodriguez Donald Sedlacek Nikki Shreve Rebecca Sieger Richard Sorg Georgia Stiteley Steven Thompson Gregg Vershay Steven Westoff Joel Young Teacher: Mrs. Eloise Nekrosius Bonita Ashby Beverly Barnes Catherine Beck Thomas Bennett Allyn Bronk Gary Brossman 4(6 yteute Sharon Fisher Rodney Fletcher Renee Cehrke Alma Guerrero James Harris Thomas Huling Dianne Huml Alec Kesich Vicki Lollar Scott Marion Kevin Markwell Kim Moore Joy Morgan Paul Ott John Patterson Lauren Peart Laura Pubentz Brian Puntney Terry Rosenthal Debra Schwab Priscilla Sebby David Snodgrass Jeffrey Speicher Teacher: Miss Mary Ann Barcus 179 Vicki Del Sasso James Downs La mar Fortenberry Brian Frink Barbara George Lynne Alden Catherine Bada Robert Baiah Jeffrey Becker Mark Bohrer Randy Carr ‘ItdcOK 4th Michael Gettys Katherine Gitersonke Duayne Gall Janice Hintzsche Joslyn Hutchings Linda Johnson Bruce Keck James Kolba Jean Leupold Thomas Maas Deborah Mauer Brenda Miller Keith Milstead David Peterson Donna Peterson John W. Polley Rosa Ramos Linda Remus Jeb Si liar Holly Smith Gena Swinson Gary Tieman Sheryl Tucker Ernest Wilm Kathleen Anderson Barry Birkholz Nancy Block Nick Bokan Dawn Bueschel Mark Burkhart yntutc Karen Fisher Charles Frankc Delta Fry Stephen Harmon Antoinette Head Terry Jolly Thomas Kaluzny Richard Kujath Mark Leidig Norma Little Kathleen Mulyck Roger Mydler John Plut Francis Rooksberry Jeffrey Bundle Audrey Schrocder Janet Settle Helen Sieger Wallace R. Simmons Jr. Craig Theimer Ruth Westhoff Karen Wilcox Lyle Yunker Teacher: Mrs. Ruth Null 181 Michael Askew Cheryl Banister Darlene Bolte Bonnie Brown David Cassetto Colin Coppert ‘JtdcOH 3'id William Gudgeon Elida Guerrero Dennis Hammond Donna Hobusch Cathy Hutchings Douglus Kastman Thomas Kranz Carol Lewis Linda Patterson Nancy Remus Jill Sayers Ralph Schrader Cynthia Sieger James Smith Edward Talboy Kirk Thomson Timothy Walker Daniel Wilking 182 Leah Allen Keith Anderson Teresa Auld Karen Basinger Gary Bishop David Cassidy Ivtil yuuCc Leslie Gehrke Wayne Glasgow Paula Graver Nancy Hageman Nancy Jo Hannan Debra Hodgin Karen Hughes Dirk Huppert Mark Lowery Kimberly Lutter Cheryl Maland David McBeth William Milk Jayne Odegaard Michael Parker Alan Perschnick Mario Policandriotes Heidi Schulze LuAnn Smith Rodney Tucker Elvira Valesquez Thomas Williams Teacher: Miss Mathilda Kovach 183 Dirk Alander Penny Alexander Lawrence Bill John Hirkett Susan Bostanche John Bowen 'IkcUok 3rd yuzde Mina Green Wendy liagerinan Gary Hampton Ruth Ann Hanson Jack Harris Cynthia Hess Karl Hudnut David Kaatz Alton King Linda McClintock Laurie Mefferd Robert Mensinger Daisy Mercado Nancy Peart Lynn Puntney Vicki See Gerald Spray Bill Weems 184 Earl Andreasen Gene Book William Crepps Robert Dew Deborah Findlay Robert Foreman 2nd puzde Lisa Henning Charles Hudnut Cheri Huppert Carlos King Kimberly Markwell Scott Mauer Robin McCarthy Sandra Mee Marcia Sue Moore Michael Mostyn James Offerman Gregory Pearson Jeffrey Pennington Eugene Rife Lisa bet h Scott Gail Schwab Randy Sexton Daniel Snodgrass David Stuhlman Paul Talbot Gregory Whitaker Brenda Zehr Teacher: Miss Betty Morton 185 Kip Askew Christopher Bianchi Beckey Boehne Steven Cable Brett Canaday Susan Chaplin )kcUok 2U Donna Hutchings Kenneth Knowles Robert Korelc Cynthia Mauer Mark Miller Janet Morgan Roland Nelson Edward Perkins Kevin Plut Peggy Policandriotes Kevin Pope Beverly Popek Karen Puntney Dana Sayers Cynthia Smith Roger Smith William Snodgrass Matthew Thornton 186 Theresie Ambrose Cathie Bennett George Bokan Herbert Brown Edward Bryant David Bush pttuCc William Eungard Chester Evans Robert Farley Linda Findlay Jodie Frink Richard Hartley Karen Heintz Diana Hughes Martha Huling Randal Lambert Steven Marion Patricia Miller Sandra Pubentz Ruthanne Ritter Thomas Rosenthal Christopher Ruts Kimberly Schillinger Charles Snodgrass Patty Jo Swinson Walter Thompson Timothy Williams Michelle Wright Teacher: Mrs. Jean Frattinger 187 Frank Caynor April Cosset Denise Graver Keith Hall Raymond Hibler Erik Alander Carole Bragg Steven Cline Mark Deckard Leo Drazy Rex Evans 'IttUan l t Mary Louise Howen Cindy Hughes Robert Hurd Christina Hyde Carl Johnson Danni Rae Jolly David Kinley Brian Lamping Bonnie I aurie Kurtis Longncckcr Manuel Mercado Barry Milliron Julie Morrow Debra Ott Beverly Sieger Eric Stenson Theresa Tanner Kimberly Tieman Julie Van Loon Kevin Walker Keith Wheeler Arthur Wilm Mark Wisman Gary Yunker Ingrid Andreasen Todd Banister Bradley Barnes Danny Kaye Bronk Carrie Coppert John Corry puuCe Douglas Graver Leticia Guerrero Richard Head, Jr. Glenn Hill Paul Huling Frederick Lincoln Lance Frederick Legler Lawrence Lewis Cathy Mauer Steven McMillin Dennis Melton Leonard Mikus Michael Milk Raynelle Murry Jerry Nelson Richard Peart Carol Betsy Perkins Michael Peterson Joan Policandriotes Kelli Rick Edward Ritter Polly Ann Rosenthal Elisabeth Thornton Mark Whitman John Yackley Teacher: Mrs. Edith Rinehart Debra Ansley John Bada Gary Bill Michael Brooks Colette Bueschel Laura Cable ?uuCe Sandra Foreman Elizabeth Gamboa Thomas Hammond Marty Head Cynthia Hines Lynn Hobusch Michael Hoge Paul Kesich Steven Krebs Gary McCarthy Viki Nelson Shaleen Pearson Robert Pubentz Roberta Pubentz Daniel Russ Marta Settle Elizabeth Semplinski James Seymour Scott Tucker Thomas Weller Timothy Weller Michael Winterstein Christine Young Teacher: Mrs. Martha Arbo Not Pictured: Bernard Kavanaugh Randy Moore 190 Cindy Baker Rennell Berger Peter Birkholz Rodney Buckels Carey Davis Christine Davis 7iail StWt Joseph Dew Tina Marie Eberhard Thomas Evans Jamie Frink Susan Golliher Lenore Heintz Daniel Hines Cary Hintzsche Madonna Hoge Bradley Johnson Robert Lee Lantz Heidi Lokotz Paul Ix)kotz Jeffrey Lowery Jill Lowery Kimberly Maland Todd Mauer Richard Meditz Michael Metesh William O’Donnell James Pope Debra Ann Raspolich Julie Rundle Dawn Schillinger Ronald Schwab Douglas Shreve Mark Spangler Paul Thornton Sheila Walt Barbara Jean Anderson James Argoudalis David Barnes Robert Barnes Karl Beaudry Nikki Beck t'7r ZcC 'KuceUnyctfite 7=Wt Jean Dubrovich LoraLee Eaton Kimberly Etheridge Colleen Fay Anita Findlay Gregory Fletcher Daniel Frazier Ronald Fulfer Jessica Howen Thomas Hutchings Jill Le Grand Kerri Mark well Ruth Miller JoEllen Milliron Brenda Mydler Kristie Patterson Mary Peterson Mark See Raymond Keith Smith Tobin Smith Sharon Speicher Celeste Stewart Michael Stuhlman Thoman Swinson SIXTH GRADE Gerald Agnich Robert Bostanche Duane Capodice James Can- Tom Harris Robert Harrod James Herron Daniel Hill Greg Hill Jack Konowalski Walter Krueger Gary Lindner Ricky Lollar Duane Maas Keith Markwell Charles Oliver Michael Remus SEVENTH GRADE Frank Agnich John Bayer Gary Bucciarelli—Lt. Jerry Burgess Raymond Egizio Donald Erickson Robert Fassiotto Ricky Gehrke—Lt. Tom Gehrke Terry Holstein Bruce Johnson Doug Kelty Martin Knarr Dean Kolba Donald Kubinski Jon Maas Wendell McClintock Randy Miller Kevin Moore Howard Reyff Michael Ronchetti David Seil Ted Stewart—Lt. Gary Stiteley Gerald Thomas Jerry Vogt Steve W'asham Thomas Wrebb Hal Zimmerman EIGHTH GRADE Tim Ansley William Birthisel Randy Block Gary Bond Charles Book—Lt. Raymond Coons Michael Dempsey Raymond Egizio Wayne Ermey Donnie Fisher Russell Flagg Lee Gehrke—Lt. Robert Goben Ricky Haffer Larry Hopkins—Lt. Jim Jones Brad Klett—Lt. Randy Miller—Lt. Wayne Miller Scott Nemanich—Lt. Raymond Peel James Pennington—Lt. Tom Ramsay Robert Rose James Stoner Doug Wade Keith W'esthoff Mark Wiley Jim Worden 193 Scxt i (fa FIRST ROW Cindy Evans Penny Craig Shelley Wijson Linda Becia Bill Schmetzer Midge Polley Patti Hauser SECOND ROW Nadine Bleck 194 dc Cheryl Harvey Sue Bowers Alicia Holm Bobby Karzmarck Leroy McCormick Vicki Quast Wayne McFarland Greg McCalla Greg Chapman Carla Bush Dennis Morgan Michael Connor THIRD ROW Roberta Elyea Duane Maas Vicky Graver Debbie Scent Kathy Marso Mike Bohrer Frank Cofer Kenneth Hudnut Greg Hill Thomas Wiley Philip Seggy Keith Markwell Craig Gottwald James Sebby Darrell D'Agostino Ivan Dean FOURTH ROW Candy Titus Julitta Pyle Peggy McClintock Diana Spears Chris Potenziani Mary Null Susan Pommerening Thomas Theimer David Gudgeon Bob Gatons Dwight Cowger Edward Gans Bobby Bostanche Tom Fox 195 A DAY AT THE CIRCUS HAPPINESS is WAGGING T A11 1APPINESS IS m U -'vxmwn s4 utr Tfot 4(1, 'poi i Each member of “The Cast of Thousands” plays many roles in a single year. At different times he is smiling or laughing, crying, thinking, acting without thinking, learning.- He realizes that this is only the beginning. The actor knows he will need to play many roles for the remainder of his life. All too often, he finds that he become curious about his future and nothing can continue until he has paused to discover his methods of portrayal. He doesn’t want his life to wind up as a piece of scrap on the cutting room floor. In the background, perhaps, a clue is given: ‘‘Happiness is . . .” 197 Adams, Charlotte 25,105 Allen, Shirley 25 Bailey, Lawrence 25,108,109 Baize. Danny 25,78 Bangert, Marilyn 25 Bennett, Jackuelvn 25,92,95,103, 105,121 Biemat, Michael 25,91 Bolte, Paula 25,93,99,103, Boughton, Carolyn 26,99 Bougon. Tracie 26,24,83,88,90,105 Bowers, Delores 26 Boyd, Lawrence 26 Bramscher, Thomas 26,89 Brittan, Beverly 26,85,90 Brocies, Rick 26,108,109 Brossman, Ronald 26 Brown, Terry 27 Bundy, Julie 27 Carlson, Jo Ann 27,78,181,82,88, 90,103,104 Carr, John 27 Cassidy, Thomas 27,88,94,101 Cherry, John 27 Clem, Michael 27 Cline, Carolyn 27 Collins, Sandy 28 Coons, Dale 28 Copen, Roger 28 Cryder, Linda 28,88,98,105 Davis, Judy 28 Davis, Robert 28 Davy, Duane 28,108,91 Dickerson, Marvin 28,88 Dolan. John 29.108.109,120,112, 114 Douglas, John 29 Drauden. Bruce 29,108,102 Egizio, Ronald 29 Eldred, Patricia 29 Etnyre, Brent 29,108,109,91,112, 114 Ferguson, Melvin 29 Fry, Stephen 29, 108 Galvin, Patrick 30 Garich, Cathy 30,81,88,99 Glagola, Tim 30 Goldfuss, Carol 30,85 Gonda, Jack 30 Grate, Judith 30,24.82,83,88,90, 105 Graves, Dottie 30,1,78,81,88,95, 101 Gray, Shelia 30,76,78 Hackathorn, Sharon 31 Haffer, Kathi 31,89,90,95 A bens, James 50, 108 Agnich, Leonard 50 Allen, Jolene 50,81,98 Hagerman, Margaret 31,81,89,94 Haglund, Kenneth 31,77,78,81,82, 85.87.88.89 Haire, Sharon 31 Ham, Robert 31,108,109,89 Hamilton, Phyllis 31 Hannan, Mark 31 Harris, Betty 32 Harris, John 32 Harshbarger, Warren 32,108,101, 102 Hartmen, Alfred 32 Harzheim, Gertrude 32 Hedtcke, Patricia 32 Hermann, Karen 43 Hiller. Paul 32.100 Hollingsworth, Terri 32 Hosterman, Mary Jane 33,95 Irwin. Todd 33.85,86,87,117,116 Jadrnak. Roberta 33,93,98,103 Jennings, Jerome 33 Jervey, Dennis 33,108,109,91 Johnson, Larry 33,89 Jordan, Raymond 33 Kinzler, Barbara 33,103 Kuriger, Marsha 34,75 Kurtz, David 34 Larson, Gary 34,93,03 Larson, Peggy 34,88 Laufer, Kathleen 34,80,103 Lietzow, Richard 34 Lillibridge, Emma June 34 Little, Joyce 34 Lohman, James 35 Long, James 35 Long, Robert 35,108,109,85,87, 120,117,116 Lyman, Kathy 35,89 Madison, Richard 35,77,78,81,82, 88 Miller, Sally 35 Minnick, Patricia 35 Modlin, Earl 35 Moore, Patricia 36,95,99 Mowre, Kathy 36,90,95,121 Mueller, David 36,89,101,104 Norton, Margaret 36,88,90 O’Brien, Richard 36 Odegaard, Virginia 36,90,103 Olson, Richard 36,81 Overman, Mary Alice 36,75,80,82, 85.95.89 Palmer, Starr 37 Peterson, James 37,85,86,87,89, 120 Pfeffinger, Lanny 37,108,109,103, 104,120 Aliff, Garland 50 Annis, James 50 Arnold, Kathy 50 Potenziani, JoAnn 37,78,80,82,88, 98 Powers, Ray 37 Pubentz, Susan 37 Ramsay, Roberta 37,89,90 Rapp, Gary 37,117 Rapp, Gene 38,117,118,116 Ratkovich, Toni 38,85 Reed, James 38,85,87 Richards, JoAnn 38 Richards, Ronald 38 Salman, Linda 38 Sanchez, Frank Roy 38 Schrader, Deborah 38 Scott, Donald 39,90,101,102,103, 104.117.116 Searle, Ester 39,89 Sebby, LeRoy 39 Sedlacek, Robert 39,108,109,89, 104 Selfridge, Sandra 39,85,99 Siddon, Loretta 39 Siddon, Robert 39,100 Smolesky, James 39 Spangler, Cheryl 40,81,88,90,101, 102.103 Stamm, John 40 Stoer, Jack 40,108,24,85,86,87, 89,90,94,101 Swanson, Robert 40,108,109,120, 117.116 Thomas, Anna 40,85,92,98 Van Horn. Andrea 40,78,80,82,88, 98,103,104,105 Vanko, Diane 40,101 Varley, Ronald 40 Verick, William 41,77,80,82,92, 103 Viitasalo. Markku 41,88,89,109, 101,102 Watkins, Susan 41,85,89 Webb, Terry 41,117,116 Wber, Steven 41,108,109 Weller, Barbara 41,80,82,90,93, 103 Whitmer, Lynda 41,89 Wieman, Ronald 41 Wiley, Charloote 42,85,89,101,105 Wisdom, Richard 42 Wolf, Jana 42,95 Yearick, Karen 42,88,90,101 Young, Cynthia 42,103,104 Zan, Stephen 42,101 Zbacnik, Michael 42,108,109,103, 104.117.118.116 Zimmer, George 42,108,109,24 Zupancic, Richard 43 Bennett, James 50 Bennett, Lina 50,95,99 Beverly, Thomas 50,94,103 198 Bidgood, Robert 50 Blessing, Stephanie 50,84 Bloodgood, Nancy 50,81,104 Bonnar, James 50,78,188 Bougon, Paul 50,108 Brands, Ronald 50,108,113,114 Braun, Jerry 50,116 Brockway, Timothy 50,108 78,81, 88 Brown, Pamela 50,90 Brown, Roger 50 Bucciarelli, Dennis 50 Bulian, Linda 50 Bulian, Rick 50 Capidice, Mary 50,105 Carey, Ronald 50 Cary, Barbara 50 Carlisle, Judith 50,77 Cassetto, Joseph 50 Chapman. Wayne 50,94,113,114 Cisneros, Ben 50 Colclasure, Raymond 50 Collins, Richard 51 Corrie, Kent 51,77,78,85,87,97 Crittenden, Paul 51,108 Culik, Geraldine 51,85,91 Davis, Jacqueline 51 Dean, Carla 51,83,90,105 Dempsey, Teri 51 Dickerson, Marvin 51 Donnelly, Mark 51,81 Duckworth, John 51 Eaton, Jill 51,78 Eldred, Barbara 51,83,99,105 English, James 51 Eungard, Thomas 51 Evans, Marilyn 51 Failing, Ronald 51 Faren, Larry 51 Fiday, David 51,85,87 Fiday, Ruth Ann 51,81 Findlay, William 51 Flagg, Robert 51,116 Franke, Mike 51,108,113,114 Cans, Janies 51 Gatons, Beverly 51 Georgakas. Christine 51,89,90 Glass, William 51,88 Goldsmith, Ted 51 Gonzalez, Lydia 51 Green, Joan 51 Green, Kenneth 51 Hagerman, Terri 51,85 Hampton, Belinda 51,100 Abens, Kathy 58,88,105,122 Allen, Cathie 58 Anderson, Donald 58,97 Antes, Russell 58 Arnhold, Lorraine 58 Banning, Donna 58,100 Bartz, Donald 58,111,85,87 Bayer, Chris 58,111,81,115 Harris, John 52 Hartley, Christene 52 Hartmann, Alois 52 Hedge, Jacqueline 52 Hedtcke, Robert 52 Hensel, Thomas 52,108,81,102, 103,112,114 Herren, Richard 52 Hess, Robert 52,108,113,114 Hild, Janet 52,77,80,88,98 Hill, John 52,108 Howell, Judy 52 Howell, Mary 52 Hull, Vickie 52 Houston, Christine 52,81 Ivansek, Thomas 52 Jervery, Bruce 52,108,116 Johnson, Sharon 52,93,98 Jones, Kathy 52,83,85,105 Jones, Robert 52,81 Just, Diane 52 Kent, Peter 52,76,78,85,87,89 Kestman, Cynthia 52,100 Klett, Richard 52,97,116 Kluck, Ted 52,108 Kramer, Patricia 52 Kuglich, Thomas 52 Lander, Brenda 52,89 Laning, Mary Van 52,77,78,80,88, 93,98,103 Leupold, Alan 52,81,87 Likes, Lynn 52 Lollar, Randy 52 Louzon, Gail 53,114 Louzon, Ronald 53,108,113 McBide, Kurt 53 McCarthy, Doris 53,81 McClintock, David 53,85,87,102 Marcks, Joan 53,89,94 Matheis, Walter 53,108 Meyer, Frank 53,85,87,102,116 Meyer, Sherry 53 Meyers, Robert 53 Michael, Phillip 53 Morris, Kathleen 53,77,49 Mrozek, Maryann 53,77 Mudron, Mary 53 Munch, Roberta 53,85,89,94 Munchalfen, David 53 Needham, Linda 53,49,88,93,95, 103 Neumann, Gregory 53 Newman, Linda 53,85,89 O’Brien, Marguerite 53 S rfi6am vie4 Becker, Jerry 58 Birthisel, Gail 58,81 Bleck, Dale 58,111 Bond, Peggy 58,100 Book. John 58,81,118 Borello, Robert 58,118 Borgo, Richard 58 Bourn, James 58,111 Odegaard, Keith 53 Olroyd, Beverly 53,90,104 Overman, Dale 53,81,84,88,95, 105,120 Overman, Kenneth 53 Owen, Edward 53 Parker, Kathy 53,77 Patterson, Patricia 53 Pemberton, Lynda 53 Perella, Jack 53 Perschnick, Sandra 53 Pierce, Dale 85,87,104 Poe, Angela 54,85,98,105 Polley, Stephanie 55,103,121 Rapsin, Richard 54 Rauworth, Stephen S4,108,80,82 90,103,113,114 Remley. Betty 54 Reyff, Stephen 54,77,78,85,87,118 Roberson, Raymond 54 Robinson, Andrew 54,108 Rossmiller, Becky 54,89,95,121 Saxon, Allen 54,81,84,101,102,103 Schmidt, Linda 54 Schroeder, Linda 54,81.90,94,95, 98 Schwab, Michael 54 Scott, Nancy 54,76,90,93,103,104 Sebby, Jackie 54,80,82,94,103,105 Sebby, Janet 54,75,81,98 Senders, Loren 54,116 Shields, Joanne 54 Shepard, Kathleen 54 Spangler, Gary 54,89 Stewart, Gale 54,85 Swanson, Stephanie 54 Tate, Carolyn 54,77,89,90 Tate, Larry 54,78 Thompson, Pat 54,100 Thompson, Sandra 54 Thompson, Terry 64,85,87 Thomson, Charlene 54,88,100 Thrall, Deborah 54,90,105 Tritle, Steve 54,77,49,76,85,87 Wallin, Tad 54,89,93 Weaver, Howard 54 Werner, Phyllis 78,105 Whitesel, Charles Whitman, Marianne 95,103 Witetting, Janet 95 Wood, Carol 94,78,85 Yahnke, Mary 95,103 Zimmerman, Paula 121 Zupancic, James 113, 114 Brands. Robert 58,111 Breckling, Maryann 58,83,84,101, 105 Brinkman, Richard 58,81 Brockie, Mary 58 Button, Douglas 58,111,118 Carlisle, Robert 58,111,81,89,115 Carlton, Dennis 58,78 199 Carter, Danny 58,77,78,104 Chapman, Brett 58,111 Chellino, Toni 58 Chobar, James 58,111 Colaric, Diane 58 Collins, Ronald 58,111 Collins. Thomas 58.118 Crews, Judy 59 Crisp, Joyce 59 D’Agostino, Deborah 59,90 Davis, Donna 59,85,89,105 Davy, Janet 59,84 Dennis, Jean 59 Dhuse. Roger 59.80,89,115 Dickerson, James 59 Dickerson, Matthew 59,97,116 DiGiovine, Anthony 59,81,85,87 Dolan, Donna 59,105 Doyle. Maureen 59 Eldred. Steven 59.115 Esser, Mark 59 Etnyre. Gregory 59,108,85,87,118 Evans. John 59,111 Feezel, Richard 59,81,118 Fiene. Frank 59,111.89 Fleming, Regina 59,81 Flecther. Dennis 59 Fowler, Steve 59,80 Frazier, John 59.111,115 Glavin, Diane 59,88,105 Gans, Richard 59 Gehrke, Carolyn 59,85,100 Gehrke, Connie 59,90.94 Gehrke, Peggy 59,85,98 Glasscock. Linda 59,83,85.105 Green, Kathryn 59 Gustafson. Terrance 59 Haglund, Nancy 60,81,85,%,102, 105 Hannan, Michael 60,111,115 Hanson, Peggy 60,85 Hardman, Hugh 60,85,87 Harrah, Diana 60,85,88.101,105 Harris, Barbara 60,85,105 Harris, Sandra 60 Harzheim, Joan 60,100 Hasenyager, Jill 60,83,85,105 Hatting, James 60,85,87 Hedge, Jeffrey 60 Agnich, Georgene 66,84 Ahrens, Mark 66.8-1,87 Alice, Lowell 66 Allen, Irene 66,81 Amidei. Jack 166.111 Arnhold, Arlene 66 Arnold, Karen 85 Ballak. Karen 66 Bangert. Barbara 66 Bender, Clifford 66.111,81 Berglund, Terry 66 Bidgood, Marilyn 66,84 Bitterman, Richard 66,84 Heeg, Charlene 60,85 Heisler, Susan 60,85,88 Herkert, Steve 60 Holley, Rickey 60,118 Hrechko, Richard 60,89 Huml. Phil 60.111,115 Johnson, Dorcas 60,57,80,88, 101 Johnson, Sherry 60,85,105 Jones, Mark 60,88,102 Kaluzny, Linda 60,81,88 Kastman, Cynthia 60,85 King, Orville 60 Knowles, Lucinda 60,85 Kuriger, Linda 60 Kuriger. Roy 60,111,116 Laufer, Philip 60,81 Lieberg. Donna 60,76,85 Lillibridge, Louis 60 Loll, Patricia 60 Louzon, Linda 61,105,122 Lowery, Robert 61,88,87,89 Lowery, Timothy 61 Madison, Pamela 61,81,88 Markelz, John 61 Martens, Phillip 61,81 Mensinger, Delores 61 Miersch, Vicki 61.88,93 Miller, Marvin 61,102,115 Miller, Oren 61,85,87 Miller, Warren 61.85,87 Morris, Linda 61 Munch, Joel 61,111 Nash, Kenneth 61.88 Nemanich, Lea Ann 61,85,89 Neuman, Kenneth 61 Okon. David 61,85,87 Oleary, Michael 61,85,87 Owen, Carolyn 61 Ozbolt. Arnold 61,108 Pangrazio. Maryjo 61,83,84,105 Parker, Charles 61 Patzka, Pamela 61 Pennington, Jerry 61 Perry, Gloria 61 Perschnick, Connie 61 Petersen, Anita 61,75,84 Petrovic, Joseph 61 Pubentz, James 61,108,115 'pieabnett Bolte, Midge 66,85,105 Bond, Linda 66 Bonnar. Barbara 66,85 Bostanche, Edward 66 Brittan, James 66,111 Brocies, Terre 66,84 Brossman, James 66,85,87 Brown, Larry 66,111,118 Brown, Vickie 66 Bruce, Jonathan 66 Burnett, Robert 66,111,87 Cable, Russell 66 Carey, Robert 66 Rapsin, Thaddeus 62 Reed, Ronald 62 Rowell, Nat 62,78 Sallenger, Marcia 62,85 Sandvall, Dale 62 Santerelli, Joyce 62,100 Sauvageau, Steven 62 Scent, Kathleen 62,85,105 Scheidt, James 62,57,115 Schinderle, David 61,111,7 Schrader. Rose 62 Schroeder. Diann 62,81,85,90 Sebalj. Gerald 62 Sebby, Ronald 62,111,81,115 Shega, Richard 62 Sherman, Chari 62,80,84,105,122 Shields, Jacqueline 62 Siddon. Jacqueline 62,100 Siller, Michael 62,84,115 Sleight, Barbara 62,84,105 Slighton, Diana 62,85 Spangler, Dale 62,111,85,118 Spray, Linda 62 Stonich, Duane 62 Sullivan, John 62.102.115 Sullivan, Stephen 62,120 Tate, David 62,120 Taylor, Alvis 62 Testa, Lawrence 62,111,57,89 Theimer, Gary 62,111,81,85,87 Thomas, Ronald 85,87,89 Thompson. Ronald 88,118 Thompson. Karen Van Horn. John 85,87 Vanko, Andrew Vogt, Jack 111,118 Vranich, Sandra 85,100 Weller, William 87 W’enck. Mary Jane 81.88,98 Werner. Jeanette Westhoff, David Wheeler, Kirk 85,87 Widmaier, Diane 81,89 Williams, Alan 97 Wilson, Mark Winter, Ruth 100 Wisdom, Martha Woodard, Terry 97 Wordem, Charles 111,57,89,115 Carr, Elizabeth 66,84 Carr, Gerald 66 Carter, James 66,81 Cassetto, Richard 66 Cassidy, Gail 66,105 Cherry, Linda 67,85 Christian, Linda 67,84 Cisneros, Nick 67,84 Clarkson, Vickie 67,78,85,102 Cochran, William 67,111,84,87,115 Coleman, Robert 67 Coons, Paul 67 Corzan, Jeffrey 67,84 200 Crook, LeRoy 67 Crook. Rose 67,97 Dannewitz, Joanne 67,65,83,85 Davis, Joyce 67,85,102,105,122 Dayton, Twila 67,84,97 Dean. Barry 67,111,85,87,115 Deininger, Annette 67,85,105 Dempsey • Thomas 67,8 1,87 DeZee, Peggy 67,97 Dickerson, Charles 67,97 Drazy, Lester 67,84,87 Duller, Lynda 67,77,105 Dyson, Joseph 67 Eisenbrandt, Diane 67,78,8 1,105 Erhens, Mark 111 Eleff, Jeanette 67,85 English, Kim 67 Engstrom, Lynette 67,84,105 Erickson, Debra 67,84 Erickson, Melody 67 Everton, Robert 67,111 Fassiotto, David 67 I'eezel, Jeanette 67.81 Fellow, David 68 Fiday, Deborah 68 Fogle. Robert 68 Frazier. Robert 68 Gans, Kathleen 68,84 Glasgow, Nancy 68,84 Glass, Fay 68,83,81.98,105 Goebel, Jerald 68,84,87 Goodale, Deborah 68 Graver, Cathy 68,75,65,83, 105, 85 Gray. Rickie 61,111,84,87 Grommon, Dennis 68,111,84 Hagerman. April 68,85,105 Ham, Richard 68,111,81 Hampton, Diana 68,84 Hanson, Terry 68.85.102,105 Harris, Connie 68,81 Harvey, Paula 68,84 Harzheim, Deborah 68 Hatting, Lynette 68 Hayward, Nancy 68,81,105 Haywood. Michael 68.84,87 Hegland, Sherry 68 Hodgin, Steven 68,84,87,89 Holley. Mary 68 Holm, James 68,81 Holzhueter, Linda 68,85 Hopkins, Harland 68.85.87 Irwin, Scott 68,81,87 Ivansek, Terry 68,111,118 Johnson, Kathleen 69,83,84,105 Jones, Scott 69,111,88 Kaluzny, William 69,111,81 Keeney, Patricia 69 Kiedaisch, Karen 69,84 King. Bob 69,81,87 Kolha, Susan 69,81 Kramer, Marjorie 69 Kranz, Joseph 69 Krnac, Randy 69,111 Kubinski, Gerald 69,115 Lambert, David 69,111,85,87 Lang, Ronald 69,84,87 Laning, Kathy 69,80,84,105 Larson, John 69,81,87 Lieberg, Linda 59,86 Little, Kathleen 69,84,105 Lowman. Lou Ellen 69,81,97 McDaniel. Robert 69 Madison, Patricia 69,84 Masek, Catherine 69,88 Matheis, James 69 Mefferd, Thomas 69,81,89 Meyerhoff, David 69 Miller, William 69 Modlin. Bill 69 Moore, Barbara 69,83,81.105 Mrozek, Diana 69 Mrozek, Paual 69 Mulvck, Tomothy 70 Myers, Linda 70,81 Myers, Michael 70 Myers, Rex 70,84.87,97 Niver, Jeanette 70,84 Obman, Allen 70,65,85,87,115 Olsen, Clayton 70,97 Olson, Kenneth 70 Overman. Barbara 70,65,85,105, 122 Palmer, Benitia 70,97 Palmer, Charles 70 Pangrazio, James 70,111,115 Papesh, Sharon 70,84 Patterson, Gregory 70 Peterson, David A. 70,85,87 Peterson, David S. 70,111,85,87, 115 Polley, Deborah 70 Porath, Linda 70 Powers, Roger 70, 115 Price, Linda 70 Puntney, David 70,111,85,87,115 Raspolich, Shirley 70,84 Ratkovich, Mark 70,111,84,115 Remley, Thomas 70,85,87,97 Remus, Kathy 70,84 Ressler. Michael 70 Reyff, Michael 70,84,97,115 Rice, Betty 70,81 Richards, Janice 70,84 Roberts, Shelley 71 Rollins, Jerry 71 Roman, Robert 71 Rosenthal, Sherry 71 Rousonelos, Kathy 71 Rudisill, Sandra 71 Salman, Donna 71 Sass, Nancy 71,85,105 Scheidt, Richard 71,115 Schlea, Jack 71,81 Schulze. Paul 71,85,87 Schwab, Carl 71 Sebby, Holly 71,81 Senders, Lizabeth 71,84 Shick, Dorothy 71 Smith, Penelope 71,85 Smith, Scott 71 Spencer, Renee 71,81,105 Staehely, Susanne 71 Stansberry, Diane 71,81,85 Stelter, Donald 71 Stillmunkes, David 71,84 Stiteley, Jack 71,111,85 Stoner, Charles 71,111,85,87,115 Sullivan, Gregory 71 Surges, Brian 71 Tate. Michael 71,85,87 Tengdin. Jane 71,76,84 Thompson, Thomas 71,81,87 Thomson, James 71,85 Tritle, Gregory 85,87 Urbanski, Lynn 84 Vogt, Mary 84,97 Watson, Gary 84,87 Webb, Sandra 84,105 Wheeler, Robin 88 Wietting, Judy Wilcox, David Williams. Bobby 115 Williams. Penelope Wills, Timothy 84 Wilson, Nancy 84 Yadlosky, Joyce 84 Yearick. Cathie 85,88,101 Zivec, Marilyn 201 GRAVER READY-MIX CONCRETE PAUL GRAVER—Owner Phone 436-2041 436-5559 203 Congratulations Congratulations to the Class of 1966 HOMETOWN APPLIANCE to the Class of 1966 Appliances Furniture Carpeting DON PENNINGTON KELLY BROS. GARAGE Body and Fender Work Painting 525-529 Lockport Street Phone 436-6561 604 DesPlaines Street Plainfield Phone 436-5316 Congratulations to the Class of 1966 VANCE STUDIO Distinctive Portraits JlCicPSiaies Candid Weddings Children Special Price for Students Black and White or Oil Office Suppfy Go. Plainfield Acres Plainfield, III. 151 Fredrick Phone 436-9452 204 Furniture Duplicating Equipment and Supplies Congratulations to the PETE DON'S Class of '66 HARNESS SHOP 11 No. River St. DANDEE DARI CASTLE Route 59 SADDLES HALTERS BRIDLES PURSES MR. AND MRS. DAN BELLUS Owner Reasonable Rates on Leather Repairs Phone 436-9314 Aurora, Illinois Office 892-7231 Residence 892-2868 Compliments of HOWARD H. BAYLES Real Estate—Insurance Compliments of 521 Lockport St. Plainfield, Illinois Phone 436-2461 RAILOC COMPANY, INC. S. E. CLEGG LANDSCAPING Congratulations to the Class of '66 JIM'S WELCO GAS PORT Plainfield 436-2357 Esf. 1937 Downtown Plainfield JIM PRICE Congratulations to the Class of 1966 Congratulations to the Class of 1966 ED EICHELBERGER Homes of Distinction General Contractor RAY'S SINCLAIR SERVICE TELEPHONE 436-9741 Route U.S. 59 Plainfield, III. 206 SLEEPY HOLLOW Compliments of MOTEL TOWN COUNTRY BOWLING LANES Hwy 30 66 Joliet, III. 436-2711 The Ultimate in Bowling Pleasure EDWIN McHUGH Owner SNACKSHOP Joliet, Illinois GLASGOW AND OVERMAN BUILDERS PATRONS Finest Homes Remodeling—Repairs Choice Lots—Near Town and Schools Dr. C. F. Bender, M.D. Dr. C. C. Dodge, D.D.S. Dr. Harry Habercorn, Optometrist Dr. Robert M. Morris, D.D.S. Mr. Gilbert L. Niznilc Mr. Samuel Saxon Dr. G. E. Sedlacek, D.V.M. PHONES 436-6318; 436-6376 Dr. Bruce J. Wallin, M.D. 207 Lakes, Farm Ponds, Road Building, and Earth Moving. ALLAN ERICKSON R.R. 1 Plainfield PHONE 436-6498 208 Compliments of JIM STEPHENSON Your Yearbook Photographer 209 tfluM L 1 Jfm l!i Compliments of JERRY ROSS BILL THE ENTERPRISE Congratulations to the Class of 1966 Best Wishes to the Class of 1966 KELLY'S BARBER SHOP Plainfield's Community Newspaper Quality Printing At A Reasonable Price MR. AND MRS. 1. O. JOHNSON Publishers Congratulations to the Class of 1966 Compliments of RANDY'S FROZEN STEAKS INC. THE A. C. STEINER SHOP of PLAINFIELD 602 Desplaines St. Plainfield, Illinois 436-5371 210 Best Wishes to the Class of 1966 for Your Future Success and Happiness RALPH BADA General Contractor 211 Plainfield, Illinois 436-2063 JONES HARDWARE 66 Graduate RUTTENS GREENHOUSE You're standing on the threshold now— You've mastered every test You'll now be an alumnus Gone forth with all the rest. Flowers for All Occasions WE PHONE FLOWERS ANYWHERE Congratulations—may success Crown every thing you do. And please, remember Plainfield, For we'll remember you. MIETTE AND JOE RUTTEN Phone 436-5116 Ruttens Greenhouse 509 Lockport Street Phone 436-2416 Route 126 Plainfield, Illinois Congratulations to the Class of 1966 ROD BAKER FORD SALES INC. Ford—Falcon—Fairlane Thunderbird 436-5681 212 Congratulations to the Class of 1966 FRANK RICHARD From All of Us at SVMART Plainfield and Sandwich 213 ELECTRIC PARK Best Wishes to the Class of 1966 SKATING RINK ALBERT FISHER Piano Tuning and Repairing Compliments of Member of P. T. Guild 208 Loclcport St. Plainfield, Illinois Florence and George Kosnick Phone 436-2292 Compliments of CASH AND CARRY LUMBER COMPANY Joliet, Illinois 214 MUFFLERS TAILPIPES BATTERIES GREASING OIL FILTERS TUNE-UPS Congratulations to the Class of 1966 BARRY AND AL'S STANDARD SERVICE Rt. 59 and 30 Phone 436-9827 WHEEL ALIGNMENT 215 Congratulations to the Class of 1966 SEBBY'S SERVICE STATION PHILLIPS 66 Congratulations to the Class of 1966 FERD'S MOTOR SALES Chevrolet Oldsmobile Corvair F-85 Custom Built Campers—For Sale Phone 436-2071 Rt. 30 Plainfield, Illinois FINEST IN USED CARS!! 216 Best Wishes to the Class of 1966 Compliments of THE COLONIAL SHOP DEBBIE'S GIFT AND CHILDREN'S WEAR Girls Sizes up Through 14 Boys Sizes up Through 12 436-9252 MARGARET AND KEN SALLENGER Owners Phone 436-9391 Best Wishes to the Class of 1966 FITZER'S FROSTIE'S CLOCK TOWER RESTAURANT Sundaes Cones Shakes Cold Drinks Slush JACK HASTERT Rte. 59 and Naperville Rd. EVERETT AND BARBARA SEIL 217 Compliments of Congratulations to the Class of 1966 PETERSON MANUFACTURING CO. PADDOCK EQUIPMENT COMPANY 213 Main Street Plainfield, Illinois 436-9201 Sales and Service International Harvester Dealer Farm Machinery, Trucks, Tractors Industrial Equipment Phone 436-2255 Manufacturing, Dual Wheels for Tractors Machine Design, Steel Building Frames Compliments of KMil v v A 1 T ACCENT BEAUTY SHOP Haircutting and Styling Accent on Beauty The Way to Modern Living JANET MULLEN 406 Lock port Street Phone 436-9472 for appointment 218 Prompt and Efficient Prescription Service at KREB'S DRUG STORE Congratulations to the Class of 1966 LAKEVIEW MOTEL Rt. 30 Plainfield, Illinois C. RING, R.Pk J. A. SCHWIDER, R.Pk W. KERNC, R.Pk 2401 Plainfield Rd. Rte. 30 at Caton Farm Rd. PHONE 436-5616 219 OVERMAN CHAPEL 309 Joliet Road Telephone 436-9221 Plainfield, Illinois 24-Hour Ambulance Service MAY AND VAN OVERMAN, Director Our Best Wishes to the Class of 1966 NORTH WEST CARTON CO. Manufacturers of Corrugated and Folding Cartons 81 I Center St. Plainfield, Illinois 436-2411 PLAINFIELD GRAIN CO. Grain, Coal, Feed, Lumber and Building Materials Caton Farm 436-2161 Elevators and Yards at Plainfield 436-2161 Main Office 436-2161 TELEPHONES Normantown Wolf's Crossing Frontenac 436-2162 436-2163 EL 5-0870 221 Congratulations to the Class of 1966 From Best Wishes to the Class of 1966 RICHARD TAYLOR and “THE ZIMMERMANS'1 CHUCK, HAZEL AND BILL HELEN TAYLOR Phone 436-9391 BURKE'S REXALL PHARMACY Congratulations to the Class of 1966 520 Lockport Plainfield Illinois Phone 436-2426 Compliments of the HARRY L. BURKE, R.Ph. EDWARD W. BURKE, R.Ph. VILLAGER 26th Year 1939-1966 JACK STITELY, Proprietor 222 Compliments of ALLEN HALL'S TEXACO Rt. 59 and 126 Road Service Snow Plowing 436-9381 PLAINFIELD CAB CO. 436-9022 AUTO AIR CONDITIONING SALES AND SERVICE 223 Compliments of RO-JO NUT AND CHIP CO. _ fA . Congratulations to the Class of 1966 wy Lfr pr 406 Loclcport Street Plainfield, Illinois Phone 436-2593 ROBERT, JOHN, ROSE, AND RAY BERST KENT and KOMAR Accounting Company Congratulations from JACK'S GRILL You Are Always Welcome Whether You Buy or Just Stop in to Say Hello DICK ROCK Our Food Is Always Good CHUCK AND HELEN ROCK'S GROCERY MEAT MARKET 510 Loclcport Street Plainfield, Illinois Talce-out Orders Phone 436-6039 516 Lockport Street 436-9134 224 Best Wishes to the Class of 1966 Compliments of LOCKWOOD DAIRY 225 “A Quality Product for 56 Years” Congratulations to the Class of 1966 JOLIET HERALD-NEWS Joliet, Illinois 226 PLAINFIELD SHELL 408 Division Plainfield, Illinois 436-9313 TUNE-UPS TO OVERHAULS ENGINE REPLACEMENT Service is our Business JIM BIGGINS, Proprietor Congratulations, Class of 1966 0 TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY The World's Best Yearbooks Are Taylor-made K V'v t « V mS ■ ' r £ ■% -v sf h'igtfQ v v. j 3r . a«. „ � v Vf . � . . i-. «. • • • -' . ’ - . 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