Plainfield High School - Plainsman Yearbook (Plainfield, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 376 of the 1971 volume:

the PLAINSMAN Expressions Plainfield Consolidated Schools Volume Twenty-three 1971 Toward a Goal Expression is a part of the daily routine at Plainfield High School. Action, speech, and dress of the student body reveal their ideas, opinions, joys, and grievances. Expressions come in many forms, shapes, and sizes. Whether an individual making facial contor- tions during an exam, a class working together to produce a winning float, or a team effort in volleyball victory, expressions are the tools of communication. 3 Accomplishment Represents School Life Predicting Plainfield's victory over Oswego, the Senior class once again takes top honors. The dress code allows students to dress ac- cording to the current fashion trends, which was apparent by the mini, midi, and maxi ap- parel worn frequently. Events which seem commonplace serve as an outlet for student expression. 4 5 6 Hallways also help tell the story. Mr. Mont- gomery's bill-board announces items of ex- treme importance. Paddle passes serve as passports to travel the empty hallways during classtime. Expressions through photography or artwork can capture the many facets of life. 7 Faces Tell the Story Classmates in a crowd ap- pear only as a mass of faces. One group, yet actually there are many diverse indi- vidual personalities, each having his own characteris- tics. Each person tells the world who he is by the ex- pression on his face. Faces serve as mirrors of inner thoughts, expressions of per- sonalities. 9 Shouts of encouragement by Mr. Chavez push class competitors to do their best during Homecoming games as his anxious face shows concern. The fighting Wild- cats drive toward another touchdown with grim deter- mination. Hands on the key- board express a students feelings through the individ- ual's musical talent. Tears of joy were shown at the an- nouncement of Homecoming queen. Even the vehicle an individual drives reveals his personality. Let Them Be Known by Their Actions n The new curriculum pro- vides ample opportunity for the student to do his thing. Girls in shop class and boys dishing up supper have be- come a reality. Action on the trampoline, and an artist's projects give a view to other people of the individual's tal- ents. Apart from action, however, students sometimes find it necessary to study alone in the quiet solitude of the library. 12 13 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Needham — You, Mr. Needham, have listened to the needs of fac- ulty and students, and have seen the jobs carried out as superintendent of buildings and grounds since 1956. And, Mrs. Needham, as prin- cipal of- Central School, you have held our hands when we have had problems and have disciplined us fairly and wise- ly when we have been part of the problem. We are aware of your role as parents to three graduates of Plainfield Schools, and we know of your important weekly volunteer work at the hospital. Mrs. Needham has served as principal of the High School Annex, Indian Trail School, and Central School. She has per- formed her duties with Plainfield Schools since 1954. For All of Your Expressions of Kindness and Concern Mr. Needham and Mr. Burton Lambert have surprised and de- lighted homecoming parade au- diences for many years with clev- er, humorous, floats. In the 70 parade they portrayed Tiny Bim and Miss Bickie. 15 Interpreting Expressions Co-Editors — Leanne Holm Colleen Lonergan Business — Mary Sue Cassetto Brett Nemanich Art — Sally Hewlett Faculty — Dave Trampier Advisers — Mr. Larry Ellis Mrs. Sue Alexander Mr. Mike Alexander Seniors — Page 22 — Pat Birthisel Activities — Page 64 — Cindy Holm 16 Organizations — page 108 — Roberta Elyea and Margaret McIntyre Underclassmen — page 144 — Janice Marcks Sports — page 86 — Deb Grade School — page 192 — Dawn Milliron, Mark Selfridge Hutchings, Linda Sebby 17 Expressions From the Top Each year a group of Plainfield High School stu- dents and their sponsors collaborate to develop a volume that is their impression of the events and ac- tivities which sample everyday life in all the Plain- field schools. This year they have chosen the theme, Expressions, as a vehicle to help get that task ac- complished. All indications are that this year's Plains- man is truly an expression that is in keeping with its tradition. The staff is to be commended for another job well done. I would like also to extend my appreciation to the student body, the staff, and the community for their cooperation and support. It continues to be a plea- sure to serve a board of education and a community that are desirous of expressing their demand for a good educational program through support and co- operation instead of general dissent and protest. cf?. 18 Avon L. Arbo, M.S. Business Manager Herbert H. Hasenyager, M.A. Curriculum Co-ordinator Standing, left to right: Leland Leahigh, William Polley, Avon Arbo, Business Manager: Merle Hayward. Dale Metzger. Superintendent, Seated, left to right: George Niver, Secretary; Mrs. Harriet Glasgow. Treasurer; George Schroeder, Vice-President. Missing: Ira Jones. President: Robert McBeth. 19 Secretaries: Mrs. Alice Hild, Mrs. Rita Bennett, Mrs. Katy We'nck, Mrs. Dolly Davis. Mrs. Ann Montgomery District Librarian Mrs. Zoe Hogan Reading Consultant 21 Left to right: Mrs. Blaylock. Advisor: Tony Fazio. Vice-President: Margaret McIntyre. Treasurer; Bev St. Germain. Secretary. Harold Wright. President; Mrs. Janice Keeley. Advisor. Class of VI MOTTO: ' We ve Only Just Begun FLOWER: White Rose COLORS: Red, White, and Blue. 24 Boys’ and Girls’ State Left to right: Ed Stuckey. Larry Lewis. Gail Bangert, Margaret McIntyre. Hal Zimmerman. Mike Puntney. Illinois State Scholars Seated: Deb Russell, Jackie Jadrnak. Cathy Altenhoff. Jane Quillman, Bev Simmons, Janice Marcks. Second row: Gary Smith, Jan Bennett, Jane Yahnke, Sue Peterson, Gail Bangert, Lorelei Just. Jane Haley, Tony Fazio. Third row: Mike Puntney, Kevin Esser. Dean Kolba. Mark Jenkins. Bruce McAllister. Missing: Colleen Lonergan, Jack Duranto, Paul Hanson. John Pangrazio. Diann Quillman. Jim Smith. ■ FRANK RUDOLPH AGNICH CATHY ANNE ALTENHOFF JR. JOAN ANDERSON Who’s Your GAIL M. BANGERT DON BENNETT JOHN SCOTT BAYER JAN MARIE BENNETT SUSAN lEE BAYLES ROXANN BENNETT 26 Favorite Clown? HARLEY BISHOP DAVID BOSTANCHE SUE ELLEN BONNAR KATHLEEN MARIE BORGO GARY BUCCIARELLI JOHNNA BURNETTI PATRICIA ANN CAMARENA BEN CERVEN KATHLEEN ANN CARTER DEBORA KAY CHESTER Seniors Sweep MICHAEL CEROVAC KATHY SUE COLLIER 28 Sweepstakes PATRICIA MARIE COLLINS BARBARA ANN COONS Friends in fighting competition, in everyday companionship, and relaxing tranquility are always the nicest people to have around. 29 Fuse Explodes DEBRA DEE DANNEWITZ ROBERT ALAN DELANEY JAMES AUGUSTINE GLEN DAVIS DEARDURFF DENNA DEML KAREN ANN DENNIS. on Stage m , r MARY FRANCIS DiGIOVINE DONNA DIANN DODD WILLIAM G. DONNELLY WILLIAM R. DOUGLAS JANE M. DOYLE JACK N. DURANTO JR. JOHN EICHELBERGER BERYL H. EISENBRANDT HOLLY A. ERICKSON Super-Sophs Turn KEVIN ESSER LEANN EDNA ETNYRE WILMA JEAN EVANS BOB FASSIOTTO ANTHONY FAZIO CATHY JO FERGUSON 32 Commons congregations were almost as frequent as library mischievous antics. Super-Seniors PATRICIA ANN FLETCHER WILLIAM W. FLINT 33 FLOYD W. FRY SHARON GANS ROBERT A. GATO Montgomery Is Tops KATHRYN JILL GAWLIK RICKY DEAN GEHRKE THOMAS E. GEHRKE DON GERBER THOMAS EUGENE GIERICH DEBORAH JO GITERSONKE 34 TERRY LEE GOODSPEED NEVA MARIE GRIFFITH on Wanted List STEVE F. GRUBEN JANE ALICE HALEY KATHY JOAN HANDLEY SUSAN JEANNE HANNI KAREN ANN HANSON PAUL WILLIAM HANSON HANK W. HARBAUGH 35 Beverly Simmons, American Legion Award Winner Beverly Simmons, because of her courage, honor, leadership, scholarship, and service — the traits of a winner of the Ameri- can Legion Award — was chosen by the teachers and the senior class. Her active participation in the Fielder, Quill and Scroll, French Club, and Trackettes, and high class ranking have made her most deserving of this honor. 36 Bob Goto, American Legion Award Winner The traits which apply to Bev as American Legion Award win- ner also apply to Bob Gato. His athletic ability, activities, and scholarship have provided the es- teem the students and faculty feel for him. 37 JOANN RAE HARRIS KERRI JEAN HAYDEN RONALD HART LOU ANN HEINSELMAN Pop Parties MARY HARTONG ERICH HERATH Hit the Commons SALLY ANN HEWLETT JEFFREY M. HICKEY Shuffling of cards in the Commons Casino disrupted the study Rabits of half- hearted students. Shop classes, however, always kept the students busy. 39 DEBORAH BARLOW HILL MICHAEL HODGEN KATHY LEE HOLLINGSWORTH Art Students LEANNE MARY HOLM ELAINE MARY HOUCK TERRY HOLSTEIN STEPHEN HOLZHUETER TONY HOULE SUZANNE MARIE HUML 40 CHERYL LYNN HUNTER DEBRA SUE HUTCHINGS WARREN K. IDLEMAN Create Mummies LINDA SUE JACK JACQUELINE D. JADRNAK MARK ROBERT JENKINS BRUCE JOHNSON CATHY JOHNSON CHERYL DIANE JUDY 41 Bomb Scare Explodes Patience of IRENE KARALES LORELEI ANN JUST ROBERT MONTAGUE CAROLYN JEAN KASTMAN PATRICIA A. KELLY KENNEDY MARTIN KNARR 42 Studies somehow didn't take all of the time of the senior class members who were anything but camera shy. School System NANCY ANN KNOWLES DEAN PAUL KOLBA 43 Hidden Athletes Found PAMELA KAY LEAHIGH JOY ANN LEUPOLD ALAN RICHARD LEI DIO SANDRA LEA LETTSOME ROSE ANN LEPPERT LARRY LEWIS DOROTHY LILLIBRIDGE MARK E. LILLY VICTOR LOCHER at Activity Nights MICHAEL LOLLAR JACQUELYN ANN LOHMAR WENDELL EDWARD bruce james McAllister mcClintock COLLEEN ANN LONERGAN gail McGuire Seniors Take Over Jr. MARGARET ANN MclNTYRE KAREN MAUER JANICE LYNN MARCKS DAWN MARIE MARKELZ DEBRA ANN MAY KATHLEEN PATRICIA MEE 'Fuse' provided entertainment outside of school, but Mr. Saar could also be de- scribed as entertaining while taking a fa- mous Math F. O Candy Sales JANICE MENTZER VALERIE FAITH MICHAEL 47 JUDITH LYNN MILITELLO Disneyland’s JAMES MILLER RONALD ROY MILLER GREGORY PAUL MONDAY KEVIN MOORE DONITA MAE MORRIS MICHAEL MURPHY NORMA JEAN MYDLER GARY LEE MYERS 48 LINDA MARIE OFFERMAN SUSAN OLSON CYNTHIA OTT Our Destiny DAVID EDWARD OTT WILLIAM PALMER DEBRA DARLENE OWEN JOHN A. PANGRAZIO GERALDINE MARIE OZBOLT MARK PAYDON Cass Gains Claims as Most Representative Devoted to accomplishment for her classmates, her activities, and herself, Cathy Altenhoff was the choice of the class of '71 for their most representative girl. While participating in Fielder, Quill and Scroll, Drama Club, and activities, Cass'' has main- tained a high academic average. 50 Harold Voted Most Representative Senior Boy Deeply involved in providing enjoyment, prestige, and honor for the class of '71, its president, Harold Wright, was voted most representative by his peers. Among his accomplishments were the bringing of top-name bands to school dances, the preparation of class activity nights, and the planning of the Seventy-oners’ trip to California. 51 Bowling Shoes Bring LINDA DIANE PIERCE RHONDA MARIE POMEROY DAN PRUSS KIM PUBENTZ MICHAEL LEE PUNTNEY GARY PYLE Bounce to Students’ Stride TERRY RAMSEY WILLIAM RATHBUN ANN REED CHRISTEE SUE ROBERSON EDWIN ARTHUR ROBERSON SUSAN E. ROBINSON Round-ball Won by ‘Trotters’ and ANNA MARIE ROOKSBERRY DEBARAH SUE RUSSELL BEVERLY ANN ST. GERMAIN PATRICIA ANN SCHEIDT GARY STEVEN SCHINDERLE SARA SCHMETZER 54 It's the little things in life that count. ‘Wild Bunch’ REBECCA A. SCHMIDT KEITH SCHROEDER 55 MARY LYNN SCHROEDER ROBIN SCHUMANN JOE SEBBY Kat Kore Komes LINDA JEAN SEBBY DAVID GORDAN SEIL MARY CECEAL SELFRIDGE PATRICIA ANN SILLAR BEVERLY ANN SIMMONS GEORGE TONY SLEJKO 56 GARY LEE SMITH to Katville REBECCA JO SMITH KATHY STAMM JAMES STEVEN SMITH JUDITH ANN SOKOLOWSKI GARY JOHN STITELEY LOTTIE CATHERINE SMITH WILLIAM EDWARD STAEHELY JR. EDGAR ALLEN STUCKEY Girls Gain Grace CHRISTINE MARIE SULLIVAN JAMES TALBOTT RONALD D. TATE CATHERINE MARIA THEMIS GERALD WAYNE THOMAS HAROLD ALLAN TINSMAN 58 in Gym Class JAMES TODD CHERYL JAY TURNER Not pictured: MIKE BULIAN DONALD RAY ERICKSON JR. DARYL GENE JUSTICE CHARLES LIKES KEN McFADDEN DYKE OVERMAN TIMOTHY LAVERNE OWENS VICKI KATHLEEN ROSENTHAL STEVE ROWLAND PAUL SCOFIELD TOM SEBALJ RUSSELL SHICK JOHN SHIELDS JEAN EVELYN SIEGER ROSE SPANGLER TED THOMAS STEWART JUAN VELA THOMAS WEBBE KAREN ANN ZUPANCIC 59 STEVE WAGNER CAROL MARIA WARMBIER MICHAEL CARY WATKINS Seniors Spark DEB WHIPPLE RICHARD WATKINS DIANE WESTHOFF PATRICIA ANN JACK WILLIAM WHITLEY NANCY WILLIAMS WILLIAMSON 60 LEO ALLEN WINKELS NANCY KAY WOODARD HAROLD WILLIAM WRIGHT School Spirit MARILYN K. WRIGHT GLEN C. YUNKER LARRY YACKLEY JAMES JAY ZELIENKA JANE ANN YAHNKE HAL JAY ZIMMERMAN Colleen Lonergan D.A.R. Award Recipient Chosen by faculty and stu- dents to represent Plainfield High School as the most idealist- ic student is Colleen Lonergan. Because of her qualities of loyal- ty, kindness, honor, and leader- ship, Colleen was chosen to re- ceive the Daughters of the American Revolution award. 63 ACTIVITIES This page: Margaret McIntyre splashes right into th.ngs. pevrour- ing cream pies. Nancy Fleming cries. Oh my stomach . Wi much determination, the Seniors pull ahead in the chariot race. Opposite page: The Juniors unite in the pole climbing contes . Hopping along to victory are the Seniors in the 3-legged race. Only after much resistance, the Juniors are pulled through the mud hole by the powerful Sophomores. 66 Anxiety, excitement and vigor filled the students of Plainfield High the week before homecoming. Stu- dents participating in the homecoming games dem- onstrated various skills from climbing slimy greased poles to the delicate toss of water balloons. In addi- tion to the traditional games — greased pole, char- iot race. 3-legged race, and tug-o-war, two new events were added — the water balloon toss and the filling, pound gaining pie eating contest. The week's competition ended as the suspenseful chariot race decided the winners of the competition. The class of 71 and Class of 73 tied with a total of 36 pts. 67 68 After Friday night's display of talents at the annual homecom- ing talent show, Bonnie Keeley bearing the Queen's crown’ and Steve Jones carrying the King's silver sceptor headed the proces- sion of the court. The crowning ceremony took place with last year's King. Bill Pommerening, and Queen, Shirley Wilson, relin- quishing their royalties to the 1970 Homecoming King, Jim Zelienka, and Queen, Deb Rus- sell. As her first duties the newly crowned queen distributed the awards to the winners of the tal- ent show: Best Overall, Kathy Themis; Best Ensemble, Gingham Girls: Best High School Solo, Sandy Lettsome: and Best Ele- mentary, Jennifer Williams. At the conclusion, the audi- ence filed out of the gymnasium to the baseball diamond where the sophomore class had pre- pared the last bonfire ever to be burned at Plainfield High due to pollution laws. Early Saturday morning entries began lining up for the home- coming parade. This year's theme was Theme Songs. The class of '7 I took first place in the high school division for the fourth consecutive year with their float Bozo's Grand March featuring a ten foot Bozo. The float was preceded by a grand march of seniors dressed like preschoolers, with a Mr. Ned and Bozo. The sophomores took honorable men- tion for their float Celebrate Our Victory. That afternoon the Wildcats defeated the Oswego Panthers 6-0. The Homecoming King, Queen, and Court were pres- ented during the half-time show given by the Plainfield High Marching Band. Saturday night's dance con- cluded the 1970 Homecoming weekend featuring the Speed Limit of Decatur, Illinois. 69 Parade Marches to Theme Songs 70 Bozo's Grand March the senior class ■float was the high school prize winner in the parade (opposite page, top). The freshmen entered Colonel Sanders' Kentucky Fried Chicken (lower left) and a grade school float, Green Acres, received plaudits from the crowd. Pictured on this page at the left is the sophomores’ Celebrate Our Vic- tory. Below, the seventh grade's entry is Roadrunner, Beep! Beep! and at the bot- tom, the juniors are represented by Rubber Ducky. At the right is the ten foot Bozo, that the class of '71 carefully constructed. 71 This page: Gingham girls take first in Best Ensemble. Sophomores burn last bonfire. Jennifer Williams sings Raindrops Keep Fall- ing on My Head. The intricately designed backboard of the Senior s float passes by in the parade. Opposite page: Cheerleaders present — Coach Barnewolt and cheer the Wildcats to victory. Entertaining the crowd at half-time is the marching band. The Plainfield Wildcats down the Oswego Panthers. Intensity grows with each pull of the rope. 72 “It Couldn’t Happen to a Nicer Girl” 74 This year's fall play, It Couldn't Happen to a Nicer Girl, drew a record breaking attendance at each of its two performances. Under the direction of Mrs. Weiss and student directors. Sue Robinson and Jackie Jadrnak, a cast of fifteen dramatized the hu- morous story in three-quarters round. The preparations and practice were half the fun in the play’s production. Much work was done by crews, committees, directors, and the players in achieving the finished product. Maudie. a vivacious philosopher of boys and life in general reveals her system to her girl friends and shy cousin, Joy (Kathy Gitersonke). Maudie (Ann Ca- marena) applies her system of half truths and catchy lines to her boyfriend. Davy (Bruce Houck) and uses her cunning and know-how to make a catch for her socially retarded sister, Sylvia (Pat Camarena). She even tutors Joy in the fine art of boy catching. Maudie’s endeavors backfire when she ruins her father s bank loan and receives a good paddling from Jerry (Dave Van De Vort), Sylvia's boyfriend. Her system fails to work on her boyfriend but on the other hand it seems to work too well for Joy and loses her friends as a consequence. Maudie, however manages to achieve a happy ending making a new discovery, No line is the best .line of all. 75 Lettermen and Cheerleaders Honored Mr. Barnewolt started the as- leaders with red roses for their sembly by honoring the football devoted support and unceasing and cross-country lettermen. In spirit and drive, return, they presented the cheer- 76 Demonstrating the technique and power of the wrestling sport, Coaches Ike and Mow were the main attraction of the wrestling assembly. As a major side line, however, the season's wrestling team was an- nounced and presented to the student body. Ike Takes a Tumble . . . Wrestlers Take a Bow 77 Dust Sings Message The experience presented by Dust proved both entertaining and educational. Performing their songs. Dust'' was rewarded with a reception of laughter and enthusiastic attention. Highlights of the program were a personal birthday wish to a student and the distribution of concert tickets to a chosen few. Soon after, a silent audience listened as a mem- ber of Dust told of his experiences with drugs. 78 “Going Once . . . Going Twice . . . Sold!” Fists of greenbacks floated into the cashbox of the Fielder. As if they were marked slaves, the group of condemned teach- ers seemed to enjoy their fate. Each one with his own special tal- ents waited to be chosen. At first no response was the reaction of the crowd to the professional autioneer, but after two helpful gentlemen were picked from the audience things started jumpin'. 79 Cross Country Gives Intra- murals a Running Start This page: Juan Vela took first place in the cross-country two- mile run with the time of I 1:49 minutes. Sue Pennington re- ceived her first place trophy for her 9:19 mile run. The trophy case displayed awards for the in- tramural champs. Opposite page: Mrs. Forsythe captured second place for the women's faculty free-throw. Petra Torres crossed the finish line for second place in girls' cross-country. Don Paulson took second place for the boys'. Al Leidig, a senior, sank the winning shot in the intramural free-throw contest. Mr. Mattix accepted his trophy for first place in the men's faculty free throw. 80 81 82 “En Garde!’’ Opposite page: The Blue Bombers bombed the intramurals by taking first place. Harold Wright and Mrs. McCarthy par- ticipated in the intramural table- tennis competition. The Corn- field Spikers won first in the girls intramural volleyball. Jim Todd put spin on his winning ball. This page: The Cornfield Spikers battled the All-Stars for first place. 83 Senior Cats Cap Cage Competition The seniors were doubly victo- rious in the intramural basketball games. The Cornfield Trotters, a senior girls' team, trampled Pe- tra's Pack, representing the jun- iors, with a tremendous score of 26 to 8. To add to the entertain- ment, between games the band played our school song and a va- riety of popular tunes. During the second game, it looked as if the sophomore boys’ team, The Five Little Indians, was going to triumph over The Wild Bunch, playing for the seniors. However. The Wild Bunch quickly took over the lead and obtained a decisive victory. 84 Huskie Voices Fill Gym On their way to an Illinois State University choral clinic, the choir of Northern Illinois Univer- sity visited Plainfield High School in assembly this winter. Directed by Elwood Smith, the choir per- formed selections by Debussey, Schumann, and other noted com- posers. The concert depicted several stages of musical devel- opment. An explanation of the different moods and styles in music was also aiven. 85 “They’re the Best Bunch of Boys’’ Bottom row, left to right: John Boyer. John Eichelberger. Bob Fassiotto. Ron Miller. Jim Zelienka. Tony Houle. Hal Zimmerman. Jim Smith. 8ill Staehley. Second row: Don Kubinski. Mike Rathbun. Rick Murphy. Bob Gato, Dyke Overman. Tom Gierich. Jim Cerven. Mike Murphy. Mark Schow. Third row: Paul Komm, Dwight Cowger. Jock Whitley, Gary Schinderle. Earle Kniffen. Tom Kelly. Tom Webb. Joe Mahaffey. Frank Coffer, Mr. Harold Lange. Third row: Mr. Eugene Barnewolt. Greg Yates. Mike Baish, Vince Glasgow, Charlie Smith, Mike Alley. Kevin Moore. Tom Hartley, Mr. Bob Cutter. With much pride and enthusiasm the Plainfield Wilcats opened their greatest season ever, with a record of five wins and two losses: a second place in the conference was achieved. The highlight of the season was a 28- 18 victory over Sycamore, the first in six years. After this victory. Coach Barnewolt commented They're the best bunch of boys I’ve ever coached. Tackle, Jim Smith was named Most Valuable player and Most Valuable offensive lineman. Jim Zelienka was Most Valuable defensive lineman, Dyke Overman — Most Valuable defensive back, Kevin Moore and Bob Fassiotto were Most Valuable offensive backs. Don Kubinski and Mike Murphy were Most Improved. Bob Fassi- otto was also honored by the Joliet Herald News as Athelete of the Week. 88 89 Numerous honors were bes- towed upon the cats this fall. De- fensive lineman, Jim Zelienka, defensive lineback, Dyke Over- man, and lineman Jim Smith were elected to the Little Seven Con- ference defensive' team. Jim Smith was further honored by being named to the offensive team. Wildcat's Head Coach Eu- gene Barnewolt was awarded the Little Seven Conference's Coach of the Year by the vote of area sports writers. 90 First row, left to right: Dave Hickey, Kerry Rutten. Tom Hayward, Tom Bessett, Steve Westoff, Bill Schmetzer, Stanley Mrozek, Mike Hogan. Second row: Coach Thompson. Mark Lutter, Tom Forsythe. Bill Fiday, Ray Shields, Jeb Sillar, Mike Coppert, Charlie Smith, Coach Mow. Third row: Mike Sather, Dave Spangler, Bob Johnson. Bob Stahley, Dave Ashby, Dan Willrett, Bill Chamberlin, Terry Rodg- ers. Fourth row: Craig Williamson, Randy Carroll, Dave Glasgow, Lee Overman. Ron Gehrke. Art Countryman, Russell Dennis. Mark Brown. Dave DelSasso. Sophs Win 2 Lose 6 97 FRESHMAN TEAM: First row, left to right: Dale Bronk, Chuck Winterstein, Randy Simmons, Ted Ivansek. Craig Johnson. Terry D'Arcy. Tom Bennet. Randy Donnelly, Hugh Zimmerman. Second row: Bob Baish. Barry Kniffen, Brian Putney. Kent Johnson. Ed Sendelbach. Terry Burnett. Dave Bayer. Paul Ott, Steve Harmon, Charles Franke. Third row: Kevin Markwell. Gary Countryman. Bruce Hill. Lyle Yunker. Ken Papesh, Jeff Speicher. Fred Talarico. Paul Smith. Paul Hollingsworth. Dave Spangler, Mike Sather. Fourth row: Steve Mauer, Jeff Schawb, Dennis Glavin. Jim McIntyre, Phil McFedries, Butch Johnson, George Laoutides. Ed Sokolowski. Mike Bush. Mike Coppert, Jeb Sillar. Fifth row: Coach Eichelberger, Coach Wittekiend. Coach Davis. Frosh Have 5-2 Season 93 Harriers Run Par Season Over Golf Course First row, left to right: Coach Halberg. Dave Mandernak. Steve Knocke, Dale Dralle. Paul Hanson. Dave Gudgeon. Ed Stuckey. Keith Markwell. Second row: Dave Van DeVoort, Bruce Hinzsche. Tom Theimer. Gary Stitely. Mike Putney. Art Roberson. Plainfield's fleet-footed and determined athletes filled out another year of heavy schedules, hard practices and outstanding performances. This hard working bunch of boys learned that to win means vigorous training and endurance. Due to this knowl- edge, a great coach, and 25 laps around the school, a record of 8 wins and 7 losses was made for the year of 1971. Although red faces, tired muscles and damp track suits were common so was the spirit of victory during the cross-country season. Further individual efforts brought Most Valuable Runner title to Art Roberson and Bruce Hinzsche was named Most Improved Runner. 94 First row, left to right: Dave Halerburg, Stanley Ward, Jim Houle, Brent Ayer, Dave Peterson, Perry Brown, Dave Busching. Second row: Coach Halberg, Nick Booras, Mike Smith, Mark Leidig, Glen Beverly, Jeff Mil- ler, Al Wilmoth, Gene St. Germain, Jerry Sullivan. 95 First row, left to right: Steve Thompson, Bill Birkett, Dave Marino, Juan Vela. Tony Houle. Second row: Dayrl Justice, Charlie Likes, Mike Rousenelous, Mike Baish, Bruce McAllister, Jim Houle. Third row: Coach Baker, Vince Glasgow, Paul Komm, Mike Hodgin. Jon Rutten, Rick Murphy, Tom Hartley, Ron Miller, Tom Webb. Jim Butler, Coach Schlott. Baker’s Bunch Crunch Foes for Victory In preparation for the 1971 Wrestling season the Wildcat wrestlers sweated it out both on the mat and before matches. Instead of lounging and snacking in the cafeteria, a wrestler was commonly viewed running off the pounds after school. They felt the agony of starvation but the ecstasy of win- ning a match. Even though a single Wildcat grappler was on the mat with his opponent, the whole team shouted their share of the work. Perched on the edge of a folding chair seemed to be a favorite position for Mr. Baker as he helped a wrestler score a ceverse. Other occasions brought an expression of concen- tration as he worked out the strategy of a possible pin against the matmen in the black head guards. Total teamwork, the driving forces of Coach Baker and Coach Schlott, plus an enthusiastic crowd of Plainfield fans combined to produce a 10-6 record. Which lead to a second place position in Lit- tle Seven Conference. In District Competition Juan Vela finished first, Bill Birkett and Tony Houle received second place. Steve Thompson and Mike Baish took third, and Vince Glasgow, and Dyke Overman were fourth place finishers. 97 First row, left to right: Barry Norcross. Kerry Rutten, Steve Westhoff, Bob Birthisel, Dave Miller, Don Willrett. Second row: Charlie Smith, Bill Chamberlin, Lee Overman. Jeff Parks. Ron Gehrke. Third row: Coach Eichelberger, Tom Bessette, Ruperto Rodriquez. Art Country- man. Dave Dempsey, Dave DelSasso, Mark Lutter, Michael Morris. 98 First row, left to right: Terry D Arcy. Larry Banister. Dennis Johnston. Paul Ott, Charly Winterstein. Dave Spangler. Second row: Curtis Lang. Ed Sendelbach. Mike Sather. Barry Kniffen. Steve Fay. Third row: Mike Bush. Jeff Speicher. Mike Rowell. Larry Cross. Tom Kaluzny. Dale Bronk, Tom Bennett. Coach David Mow. 99 The Plainfield basketball team entered the '71 season with high hopes and determination, start- ing with after school practices (weeks before anyone else even thought basketball') this group of cagers put forth long hours of strenuous production with unlim- ited energy. The sun rose to the sound of dribbling basketballs and running feet and set to the same. It was an unbelievable ef- fort put forth by the fighting 'cats of Plainfield High and their coach — Mr. Mattix. The win-loss record of 11-12, is merely a set of numbers that completely fail to illustrate the year's basketball battle. For example, the game won in the last two seconds by a final pivot shot or the cheering and excitement shown by the crowds are much more than words and numbers. Through losses and wins the team upheld their high spirits and code of sportsmanship. P.H.S. students can take pride and give gratitude for the out- standing name that the '71 team helped to give their school. First row, left to right: Don Bidgood. Jim Sebby, Dennis Morgen, Bill Staehely. Bob Fassiotto. Second row: Coach Halburg. Coach Lange. Don Kubinslci, Jim Smith. John Bayer. Dean Kolba. Gary Stitely. Bruce Hintzsche, Mike Putney. Coach Mattix. First row, left to right: Ray Shields, Jim Hamilton, Tom Hayward, Bill Fiday, Jeff Juel. Second row: Jeff Forman, Nick Booras, Bob Stahe- ly, Mike Edwards. Jeff Miller. Craig Williamson, Dave Bayer. Russell Dennis. Steve Pangrazio, Dave Glasgow, Bob Johnson. Terry Rodg- ers. Randy Carroll. Coach Lange. 102 Pint row, left to right: Ed Sokolowski, Bob Daughters. Ken Papash. Randy Donnelly, Jeff Zanella. Glenn Beverly, Scott Strysilc. Steve Har- mon, John McMahon, Jeff Schwab. Dennis Glaven, Second row: Coach Halberg, Bruce Giovenco. Steve Mauer, Bob Baish, Lyle Yunker, Will Polley. Randy Simmons, Keith Markwell, Jeb Siller, Dave Hickey. Mike Coppert, Stanley Ward. 103 Sue Cochran Cheerleaders Vocalize Victory Joann Spires B 106 107 Plainsman Produces Expressive Publication Plainsman is a personal diary, a memory book to the past year at Plainfield High School. As each student thumbs through these pages it is the hope of the editors and staff that he can smile while remembering the fall play or shed a tear when thinking about the basketball game lost by one point with two overtimes. It is common knowledge that many cold winter nights are spent by the editors and staff to create the greatest Plainsman ever! Let it be known too that this group of people are well versed on how to enjoy their ac- tivities. It was evident by the end of the year that this staff could eat more, and talk quicker, than any other like organization in Plainfield. This was proven at the Christmas party, the night of the deadline, and the spring picnic. Co editors-in-chief: Leanne Holm and Colleen Lonergan, Advisor: Mr. Larry Ellis. Advisors: Mr. and Mrs. Michael Alexander. 110 From left to right: Janet Settle. Noreen Lonergan. Bonnie Ashby. Kara Senior. Carol Wright, Pam Korlec. Vicky McKeever. (Not pic- tured) Jim McIntyre. Photographers: Jim Herron and Ed Gans. 1.12 From left to right: (couch) Roberto Elyea, organizations; Linda Sebby, sports; Mary Sue Cassetto. business: Sally Hewlett, art: Pat Birth- isel. seniors. (Floor) Brett Nemanich, business: Angelika Lokotz, faculty: Cindy Holm, activities; Janice Marcks. high school: Margaret McIntyre, organizations. (Not pictured) Dave Trampier, faculty: Dawn Milliron, grades; Mark Selfridge, grades: Deb Hutchings, sports. 113 Bottom left to right: Dawn Markelz, Darrell D'Agostino, Mrs. Sally Main, Teri Kiedaisch. Second row: Bev Simmons, Deb Hill Jackie Jadrnak Jane Haley, Cathy Altenhoff. Back left to right: Gloria Torres. Betty Beshoar, Joy Leupold. Jane Quillman, Karen Rouse. Jerry Biernat. Fielder Fights Inflation Extra, extra, Plainfield newspaper beat infla- tion, Fielder lowers cost, raises quantity. Yes, some how they did it, due to the fantastic lead- ership and devotion of the Fielder staff, edi- tors, and sponsor, Mrs. Main, it was done. Not only did the number of Fielders published in- crease to one every other week, but the price was lowered to fifteen cents. An unbelievable cost for a personal, keep-for-always yet dispo- sable type informer of all the action at P.H.S. To help finance this bargain, a second teach- er auction featuring everything from seances to wax jobs was held. The special addition to this year's auction was the presence of a pro- fessional auctioneer. '114 From left to right: (bottom row) Dave .Van DeVoort. Sue Robinson, Harry Dubia. Brian Frink. (Middle row) Julie Bessette. Deb Owens. Linda Pierce. Kathy Carter, Donna Cowger. (Top row) Kathy Hollingsworth, Joan Mitchell, Angie Claypool. Becky DeGroot, Paula Swin- ford, Gary Stiteley, Mark Jenkins. 115 Face Lift Renovates Review Student power through litera- ture is expressed each year in the school magazine — the Green and White Review. This literary booklet was compiled by the Re- view's devoted members who spent many hours reading, rat- ing. typing, organizing student entries, and arguing with Mrs. McCarthy. As advisor, Mrs. M. has proven herself to have a jolly disposition (except when irritat- ed) and a very good sense of humor. The Green and White Re- view staff is made-up by editor- in-chief Gail Bangert, co-editor- in-chief Donna Wilrett, and a se- ries of editors and assistants to follow them around. These peo- ple are in charge of such things as poetry, short stories, essays, and features at the various grade levels. Only the best and most representative poetry and prose is published in this showing of dreams, fancies, and romance Plainfield style. From left to right: Donna Wilrett, assistant-editor-in-chief: Terry Holstein, business editor: Mrs. McCarthy, advisor: Vicki Giovenco, copy editor: Gail Bangert. editor-in-chief. 116 From left to right: (1st row) Gail Bangert. Jackie Jadrnak. Margaret McIntyre. (2nd row) Leanne Holm. Colleen Lonergan, Cathy Alten- hotf Mr. Larry Ellis. Advisor. (Not pictured) Deb Hill. Brains Blow Minds Over Buttons The outstanding journalists of Plainfield High School unite in membership to form the Quill and Scroll Society. Students qualify for membership through their superior literary and journalistic talents which they apply toward one of the three school publications: Plainsman, Fielder, or Green and White Review. Along with this ability, members must be upperclassmen, have attained a position in the upper third of their class and been recommended by their advisor. This year's events, which included selling booster buttons, finding more booster buttons, and selling them, were brought to a close by the annual publica- tion banquet. The literary leaders of this club de- cided on a forum-type rule which proved successful in all their endeavors. 117 Winter Concert High Note of Choral Season The Plainfield High School Grand and Concert Choirs start- ed on a new noth this year under the direction of Mr. Phillip Stutz. Mr. Stutz, who formerly worked with the Junior High School Choirs, has highlighted our music department through his excellent directing and refreshing music. The Choirs have once more proven their high ability as a mu- sical organization. The members of this group spent long, hard hours of practice in preparation for their various concerts. In the yearly Christmas and spring sere- nades the choirs exhibited excep- tionally fine showings. From left to right: (1st row) Sue Brown, Debbie Mauer. Carol Drazy, Carolyn Anderson, Carol Wright. Sue Roberson. Sue Pennington, Cathy Argoudelis, Barb Dean, Norma Little. (2nd row) Linda Soave. Bev Barnes. Debbie Block, Lynn Alden. Bonnie Findlay, Priscilla Sebby, Paula Swinford, Jean Leopold, Renee Nagel, Cindy Fellows, Kim Rollins. (3rd row) Mr. Garrison, Katina Rousonelos, Robin Smeets. Karen Kinzler, Joyce Porath, Vicky Giovenco. Judy Albright,TOtty Kelleher, Janice Hintzche, Debbie Polycn, Mr. Stutz. From left to right: (1st row) Jean Sieger. Margaret McIntyre. Vicki Ethridge. Kathy Handley. Kathy Stamm. Lorrie Knowles. (2nd row) Elain Houck. Betty Durham. Sandy Lettsome. Noreen Lonergan. Diane Spears. Cindy Donnelly. Cathy Rooksberry. Chris Wrath. Mr. Stutz. (3rd row) Gail Brooks. Kathy Hollingsworth. Deb Gitersonke. Theresa Hendron. Rhonda Pomeroy. LouAnn Heinselman, Diane Col- lins. Charlene Nash. Sue Bayles. (4th row) Mike Edwards. Jim Perkins. Jim Perkins. Jack Whitley. Terry Holstein. Paul Schofield. Darrell D’Agostino. G.A.A. Exposes Interests From Idft to right: Deb Russell. Presi: dent; Sally Hewlett. Publicity Chairman; Pat Collins. Vice-President: Miss Bennett. Advisor; Jan Bennett. Points Chairman; Jane Yahnlce. Publicity Chairman: and (kneeling) Linda Offerman, Secretary- Treasurer. G.A.A.'s purpose is to promote interest in the girls’ athletics and the ideals of sportsmanship, to develop responsible student leadership, and to pro- vide opportunities for high school girls to participate with each other in a variety of sports. The girls' ef- forts resulted in many new, healthy, and lasting friends. These girls carry their purpose throughout the sport year which includes: soccer, stunts and tum- bling, volleyball, basketball, bowling, softball, and archery. In between times are filled with such high- lights as the Mother-Daughter Bowl, playdays, state tournaments, Tupperware parties, and the year end Mother-Daughter Banquet. However, G.A.A. takes in more than girls' sports for the presence of this or- ganization is felt by all the students of Plainfield. It is their sponsoring of the Victory chain at homecoming and lick'em sticks before home games that highlights school spirit and revives school pride. 120 From left to right: (bottom row) Robyn Yahnke, Janet Ozbolt, Betty Durham, Georgia Stiteley. (Middle row) Gloria Torres, Petra Torres. Jackie Jadrnak. (Top row) Roberta Jesnowski, Margaret McIntyre. (Not pictured) Karen Mauer. Dawn Markelz, Barb Stoner. 121 Girls Aid Grapplers An enthusiastic, high spirited group of girls have united their efforts in the Girls Wrestling Auxiliary. This club is not a new athletic opportunity, but a bunch of involved people dedicated to serving the Plainfield wrestling squad. Guiding this club is Mr. Schlott. Their numerous responsi- bilities included keeping scores and time at all matches and an- nouncing squad members. These girls shared many hours of work, excitement, suspense, and fun while achieving a goal and fulfill- ing a purpose. Trackettes Run Up a Winning Season The Trackettes are Plainfield High School’s newest athletic at- traction. Although they are not actual performers, it is inter- esting to note that since these girls began participating, a new and larger audience observes our track activities. A trackette is a combination recording secretary, cheerleader, score-keeper, and co-ordinator all in one. Under the guidance of Mr. Halberg and Mr. Lange, the girls of this organization do more than come to a sport and watch; they participate. They work with our cross country and track teams to show, and more impor- tant, to prove to them that some people do care. From left to right: Janet Ozbolt. Vice-President; Deb Russell, Jr. Advi- sor; Nancy Williams, Secretary-Treasurer; Barb Stoner, President; Mr. Schlott. Advisor. From left to right: Mr. Lange. Advisor; Marilyn Wright, President; Bev Simmons, Secretary-Treasurer; Mr. Halberg. Advisor. (Kneeling) Joy Leupold, Vice-President. 122 From left to right: Jim Zelienka. Secretary-Treasurer: Ron Miller, President: Gary Stiteley. Vice-President. Letter-Getters Display Brawn The Varsity letter is a status symbol at any school; however, at this high school an extra benefit is the privilege of belonging to'the Green and White Club. For it is only a chosen few who have charged fearlessly onto one or more of the athletic battle- fields with a deep sense of school spirit and a driving determination to light that Victory Light. Plainfield’s first dance of the year was sponsored by this organization to finance their upcoming activi- ties. The sale of Green and White telephone books also provided an extra monetary boost. The mem- bers of the Green and White Club attended many outside activities which included a Blackhawks’ hock- ey game, a pro basketball game and a Chicago baseball game. The year was concluded with a fare- well banquet honoring all senior members. 123 Photographers Leave Us in the Dark What lurks behind the door marked 408A camera club ? This is a question asked by many — answered by few. It is ru- mored that when the moon is full, weird nois- es, odd howls and phrases like full house, pay me come from behind that opening. What does that structure house? Wild laughter and loud music pour out through the vents and key hole, way after the dark hours have arrived (sometimes 9:00). Of course, the whole year was not spent in this room but some of the most outstand- ing pictures to be produced in Plainfield came out of it. Between clicking shutters and displaying their hardware the photography club took out time to visit the lights of Chi- cago and other areas of interest. We may never know the truth of that room but it def- initely added to a well developed club year for these photographers. From left to right: (Members of the troika) Kathy Carter, Donna Cowger. Mr. Missius, Advisor. Darryl D’Agostino. 124 From left to right: Secretary-treasurer, Dan Hill: President. Greg Block: Vice-president. Dave Udell. Researchers Do the Real Thing Time: 1970-71, Place: room 401, Par- ticipants: Science and Math Club mem- bers and Mrs. Sue Blaylock, advisor. Curiosity may have killed the cat but it seems to have better results at Plainfield. Due to curiosity and a little know-how the members of this organization have prov- en science is more than textbooks and broken test tubes. Through scientific ex- periences rather than osmosis, our future scientists and mathematicians have found the answers. If they couldn't find the an- swers themselves, the Science and Math Club members went to those who could. Field trips seem to be the favorite activi- ty, for the club went to Dresden Nuclear Power Station, Argonne National Labora- tory, and opened the observatory for tours and lectures. The focal point of the year was the annual Science Fair where projects that were planned for months in advance were exhibited bringing this club's efforts to a shining finish. 125 Arise and Dissent Wildcats' thoughts, problems, and ideas were brought together during the sessions of this year's Student Council, under the leadership of president Bob Bostanche and advisor Mr. Baker. This was truly a year of group leadership. Due to the hard work and perseverance of seven faculty members and seven council representatives, an offi- cial dress code was established. The council's greatest accomplishment was the in- troduction of open evening meetings designed to let students, faculty, and interested people of Plainfield hear and speak on the environment in and surround- ing this school. To cover finances the council took on the project of selling jackets, sweaters, and shirts bearing a Plainfield insignia. This project was not only success- ful but helped boost school spirit and pride in a practical way. There was a sad ending to this year's council due to the loss of a fantastic advisor, Mr. Baker. For it was he and the Student Council who have led and represented the students and activities of our school. Officers (sitting) Johnna Burnetti. (Standing) Bob Bos- tanche. Deb Flagg. From left to right: (1st row) George Slejko, Dawn Markelz, DeAnn Davis. Sue Cochren, Becky Brown. (2nd row) Tom Huling. Deb Russell, Cindy Evans, Deb Campbell. Jean Leopold. Monika Smith. (3rd row) Mark Bohrer. Gary Stitley, Cindy Holm, Jay Stitely, Pam Korelc. 126 m,.illimi,ni.i, L, 'iimiii„„uS TyjHUli Pressing his ear to the door of room 102 during a wig and Mask club meeting, a person would have heard good theatre in the making. In the fall, the air was filled with lines from the season's production, It Couldn't Happen to a Nicer Girl. When the snow fell and the wind blew, Taming of the Shrew was given, on the small spotlit stage by speech students of Lewis-St. Fran- cis College. As the leaves began to appear the first spring production solely backed by this organization was given. However, there was more to this club than saying they did this and they did that. Everyone of these dramatic fanatics participated in some way to help their club's performances. For many, it was not lights, lines, and names on the program, but back drops to be painted, tickets to be sold, make-up crews to be readied and other forgotten, but valuable, jobs to be done. It Couldn’t Happen to a Nicer Club Left to right: Elaine Houck, Darrell D'Agos- tino. Linda Jack, Mrs. Weiss, advisor. 127 French Coquettes Conquer Kitchen Although Plainfield's closest structure to the Eiffel Tower is an aqua water tower with black letters and its nearest resemblance to a side- walk cafe is the refreshment stand at the legion carnival: we do have one Parisian asset — the French Club. To initiate the year's activities the french- men packed a picnic. This outing served as a getting organized, as well as, a welcoming meeting for their new advisor, Mrs. Joan Kirby. The selling of red and green Christmas candles helped to finance their future aspira- tions. These included the celebration of Witch- es' Sabbath and a Candlemas party of pan- cakes. They also prepared a spring banquet in honor of the club's senior members, which con- cluded their eventful year. From left to right: Mrs. Joan Kirby, advisor: Nancy Knowles. President: Margaret McIntyre, Vice-Presi- dent: Robyn Yahnke, Secretary: Shellie Walters, Treasurer. 128 From loft to right: Sandy Millitello. Secretary: Gerry Agnich, President: Mary Sur Cassetto. Vice President: Miss Shore, advisor: Jack Ko- nowalski, Treasurer. Scholars Dramatize Death Scene Et tu Brute? In reality, those words did notbring a premature climax to the Latin Club s activities. Those pseudo-descendents of Caesar began their year with a get-to-know-you Halloween party sponsored by advisor Miss Shore and Latin Club officers as follows: President, Gerry Agnich: Vice President, Mary Sue Cassetto: Treasurer, Jack Konowalski; and Secretary, Sandy Millitello. As the year progressed the organization held a bake sale-bazaar and a garage sale with other language clubs. Their big activities were the traditional Roman banquet, with slave auction and Illinois Latin Day in Chicago. This year's money making efforts were used to send outstanding language students to the foreign study league and to the convention in Oklahoma for the Junior Classical League. 129 Revolution was the key word of this organization's 1971 season. Once known to thousands as German Club, the LLF (Lappland Liberation Federation) has turned over a new leaf and developed a new goal. It is the purpose of this club to free the people of Lappland from foreign rule. However impossible this ideal is, it is a great excuse for getting together to talk and to plan the strategy of their next move. On the constructive side, the LLF visited the ballet in Chicago. This gave way to more strategy and food and laughter and the finale of a fun-filled year. Deutschers Rendezvous and Reconnoiter From left to right: Bruce McAllister, President, end Miss Mor- mon, advisor. From left to right: Linda Jack, Secretary- Treasurer: Art Roberson, Sergeant-at- Arms: Cathy Altenhoff. Vice-President. 130 Travels With Chavez Spanish Club really got into the 'swing of things this year. They began with a crusade to the Universi- ty of Wisconsin for an exciting football game and funfilled tour of the campus. The grand finale was a banquet of tacos, tortillas, and enchiladas at a Mexi- can restaurant. The organization's other activities included a proj- ect a month such as tobogganing and visiting other Spanish clubs in the area. Spanish students of all lev- els look forward to the month of December, for it is at this time that pinatas sway and certain teachers learn to duck. The raising of funds was achieved through car washes and a bake sale. One thing is for sure, whatever happens Plainfield can always count on this club for something differ- ent, exciting and definitely Spanish. From left to right: Pat Camarena, Vice-President; Cindy Evans, Secretary: Mr. Chavez, advisor: Judy Scott, Treasurer; Wendy McClintock. President. 131 From left to right: (standing) Terry Goodspeed, Vice-President. (Sitting) Deb Campbell, Historian: Dawn Marlcelz, President; Roberta Elyea. Secretary-Treasurer. Corner Garnered Honors by Orators The orators of Plainfield High School gathered to- gether to form the 1970-71 Speech Club. New addi- tions to this organization’s schedule were their night meetings, which were used to discuss money-making projects and future plans. To boost the spirits of their secretary-treasurer, the Speech Club sold car stickers to the auto owners (and users) of Plainfield High. These funds were used to back their visits to radio and television stations and especially trips to the professional theaters of Chicago. Along with the enjoyment and appreciation of the speech arts, this group promotes the participation at speech and debate contests and holds a yearly honor program for students receiving degrees of the Na- tional Forensic League. 132 Librarians Become Fine Group Mark Twain, Will Shakespeare, Daphne du Maurier or even Jacqueline Susann never had it as well as the students of Plainfield High. The 70-71 Library Club proved to be the most active and purposeful ever. The club had a new sponsor this year, Mrs. Martin. With her to plan and the ever present book sales to finance, the organization participated in numerous projects. Their accom- plishments included a prize winning homecoming float, hosting of the DesPlaines Valley Student Li- brary Association, uniting with the Spanish Club to end a fun-filled carolling expedition and begin- ning a program to inform Plainfield students of the pressing problems of the day. With the year completed, all agreed that Mrs. Stiteley's chocolate chip cookies were fabulous, the vertical file should be loosened, and Moore's garage sure gets cold after nine o'clock. 133 From left to right: Jay Stiteley. President: Dave Udell. Vice- President: Nina Talbott, Treasurer: Mary Schaller, Secretary. Secretaries Take Careful Notes Talented typists, fabulous filers, bountiful book- keepers and wistful thinkers mingle to form the F.S.A. A combination of hard work and varying fun activities ready this organization's members for the tough business world ahead. The future secretaries of this school are supported by the Louis Joliet Chapter of the National Secretaries Association and their school sponsor is Mrs. Gloria Racchini. The club's year began with a welcoming initiation for new members. Other enjoyable events included a style show from Musser’s Sport Shop, a trip to United States Steel, a Christmas party and year end banquet featuring the Miss Future Secretary con- test. As in the past, all senior members of this club spent one day working in a business office located near this area. It was a unanimous conclusion by all that the 1970-71 year was the most active and fun-filled year the club has had. Carolyn Kastman, Secretary: Deb Gitersonke, Vice President: Holly Erickson, Corresponding Secretary. Pat Collins, Treasurer Irene Karales, President 134 Future Teachers Sum It Up To spend a lifetime as a teacher requires patience, kindness, understanding and the ability to stand firmly in a time of emergency. Many students feel this is the profession they wish to enter. Through Fu- ture Teachers of America a student can find out the behind the scene life of a teacher and if it is for him. Certain members of this organization participated in a teacher's aid program at Central School for on the spot experience. Another service performed by this group was the directing of parents at Open House during the fall. For activities, the club visited colleges to investi- gate their curriculum and facilities in relationship to the needs of a teacher-to-be. These field trips were financed through such money making projects as sell- ing soap products. All in all this club worked toward a very exciting year and a promising future. From left to right: Mr. Johnson, sponsor: Joy Leupold. vice president: Carol Warmbier. secretary-treasurer: Gail Bangert, presi- dent. 135 Medies Enjected With Enthusiasm Casting aside the home remedies taught to them by their grandmothers, Plainfield's future physicians and healers probed into the true meaning of a medi- cal career. The home remedy that did seem to work was the care shown while caroling to the ailing hearts of Our Lady of Angels Retirement Home. Other, more lei- sure activities included lectures by Mrs. Lorenc, Vol- unteer Director of St. Joseph's Hospital; student nurses from Plainfield; and Mrs. Lecrone, Director of Nursing at St. Joseph's Hospital. A special drug abuse program was given for this group by Mr. Ralph Bryson, a local pharmacist. From left to right: Betty Durham, volunteer; Lou Heinselman, President: Cathy Gitersonke, Secretary; Vicky Graver, Treasurer. Not pictured: Mary Null. Vice-President. 136 From left to right: (lit row) Sue Bayles. Treasurer; LuAnn Heinselman, Secretary; Mr. Jones. Director; Deb Gitersonke, President; Jack Whitley. Vice-President. (2nd row) Nora Bender. Sophomore Representative: Will Polley. Freshman Representative; Bob Gatons. Histori- an: Terry Holstein. Property Manager; Midge Polley. Assistant Librarian; Cindy Holm, Librarian. Band Marches in Rhythm With Success The ranks, files, and diagonals of the Plainfield High School Marching Band paraded into another year of glory and awards. To the tune of guide right, louder woodwinds, and dress center- dress,” hours of hot, long, tedious practice were completed. It was this tremendous effort which left the name of Plainfield engraved in the minds of their audiences. However, the accomplishments and recognition this band received would be seriously diminished without their driving force — Mr. Jones. Due to Mr. J.'s outstanding backing and leadership, this musical organization collected honors throughout the Mid- west. The highlights of the year took place at the Traverse City and the Muskegon Music Round-up and the State Fair in Wisconsin; Michigan City, Indi- ana; I.S.U. Band Day; and such parades in Illinois as the ones in Morris, Naperville. Lemont, and Romeo- ville. This is not mentioning the Midwest Musical Fes- tival hosted in Plainfield and all the honors yet to come. 137 From left to right: (l t row) LuAnn Heinselman, Liz DuBree, Nora Bender. Craig Theimer, Marcia Ally. (2nd row) Ruben Medina. Rick Sorg. Paul Hanson. Terry Burnett. Paul Smith. John Fleming. (3rd row) Jim Miller, Tom Hayward. Darrell D'Agostino. Randy Simmons. Dave VanDeVort. Andy VanDeVort. Deb Gitersonke. Vicki Quest. (4th standing) Cindy Holm. Tom Theimer. Dave Smith, Will Polley. Jim Perkins. Kevin Markwell. Keith Markwell. Jeff Goodspeed. 138 From loft to right: (1st row) Mary Schroeder, Midge Polley, Rob Harshbarger, Alicia Holm. Sue Bayles. (2nd row) Becky Schroeder. Cathy Gitersonke. Sheila Adams. Cathy Bada, Gregg Block. (3rd row) Peter Smith. Sergei Casper, Gary Smith, Bruce Clayton, Larry Surinak. Janet Settle, Kathy Marso. (4th row) Danny Gitersonke, Terry Holstein, Jack Whitley. Bonnie Ashby, Rhonda Pomeroy, Dana Howen, Steve Holseder, Cheryl Turner. (5th row) (standing) Dave Gudgeon. Bob Gatons. V 139 From left to right: Deb Bronk, Sandy Lettsome, Sheila Adams. From left to right: (kneeling) Robin Yanhnke, Pam Korelc. Bobbi Jesnowski. (Standing) Chris Riechkoff, Georgia Stitely, Gayle Peterson. From left to right: Nancy Forst, Luanne Davis, Kara Senior, Deb Bray, Barb Stoner. Deb Scent, Deb Wysocki. Carolyn Anderson, Deanne Davis. From left to right: Lori Horschler. Leah Senders. Anita Tate. Jan Smith. Deb Mulligan. Pam Donisch. Sandy Gentry, Terri Kiedaisch. and (Sitting) Pat Fletcher, captain. From left to right: (1st row) Margaret McIntyre, Kathy Handley. Barb Schmitz. Beryl Eisenbrandt. Karen Full:. Deb Campbell. Janice Juel, Stephanie Schumann, Jan Campbell. Lynn Murray. Dawn Milliron. (2nd row) from left to right: Laura Pubentz. Judy Reed, Karen Rouse. Angelika Lokotz. Penny Worthington, Kathy Cline, Chris Moore. Sue Peterson. Becky Smith. Kim Pubentz. captain: Gloria Torres. Sue Huml. Petra Torres. Mrs. Anderson, advisor: Shellie Walters. 141 NHS Glazes Same Old Trail When you hear the question Did Miss Senffner requisition a computer complex? you can rest assured that the National Honor Society has once more assembled. The pow wow's of knowledge were again financed by selling donuts and milk to the sleepy- heads of Plainfield High. Results were plentiful and came in the form of an impressive induction program for new members and the annual picnic in Phillip’s Park. These activities were directed by President, Dean Kolba: Vice- President, Kathy Altenhoff; Sec- retary, Janice Marcks and Trea- surer, Colleen Lonergan. From left to right: (1st row) Kim Repenn. Lorrie Osmus. Becky Brown. Beth Hothan, Jan- ine Pennington. (2nd row) Jeff Miller, Jeff Ostheim, Gene St. Germain, Ron Gehrke. From left to right: (1st row) Angelica Lokotz, Vicky Quast, Candy Titus, Judy Scott. Midge Polley. Donna Willrett. (2nd row) Roberta Elyea. JoAnn Pinker- ton. Chris Rieckhoff. Mary Sue Cassetto. Cindy Holm. Terry Kiedaisch. (3rd row) Mike Connors. Jay Stiteley. Dave Van- DeVoort. Dan Hill. Tom Theimer. Gary Lindner, Jim Herron, Ed Gans. (4th row) Sue Ostheim, Anita Bangert. 142 From left to right: (I st row) Cathy Altenhoff. vice-president: Deai Marcks. secretary: Colleen Lonergan. treasurer. From left to right: Paul Hanson. Mark Jenkins. Cathy Stamm. Beryl Eisenbrant. Linda Jack. Lorelei Just. Jackie Jadrnak. Barb Coons. Bev Simmons. Deb Russell. Jane Yahnke. Kolba. president: Miss Joyce Senffner, advisor. (2nd row) Janice From left to right: Margaret McIntyre. Joy Leupoid, Judy Milli- tello, Loire Berglund. Holly Erickson. Sue Peterson. Jane Quill- man. Chris Roberson. Jan Bennett. (Standing) Bruce McAllister. Bob Gato. Leo Winkles. (2nd row) Gary Smith. Jim Smith. Art Roberson, Glen Yunker. 143 m ■ • %v v • � KiliHivvdU .7 ’ ■■.• .'. • •. ■.. .. v - ;.vv« wy j Y •VM ’ ' 'IlV't .7 ■ ’WVf '4v� Y sp .• ■ ' V .,: . .. .. . . ■ ' ’y ' -. 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Absent: Esther Little, secretary 146 Shiela Adams Gerry Agnich Bruce Ahrens Mike Ally Bill Ashton John Azman Mike Baish Anita Bangert Donna Benn Dave Bennett COMMONS IN - Betty Beshoar Don Bidgood Barb Birkett Wendy Birkett Bill Blair Nadine Bleck Mike Bohrer Deb Book Kathy Borello Bob Bostanche Kathy Bramscher Fred Bravo Marcy Brown Ron Brown Danan Bucaro Carla Bush Deb Campbell Pam Carlisle Barb Carlton Kathy Carnes Juniors STUDY OUT Jim Carr Mary Sue Cassetto Cindy Cerovac Jim Cerven Ron Chance Greg Chapman Dave Chobar Bill Clarkson Cheryl Clem Kathy Cline 147 Jim Cobb Sue Cochran Frank Cofer Jim Collier Mike Connors Stan Copple Maria Crux Darrell D’Agostino Kevin D’Arcy Karen Davis Bruce Dean Mark Dean Kathy Deary Cindy Donnelly Dale Dralle Cheryl Drew Betty Durham Vicky Elrod Roberta Elyea Janet Ermey Juniors MESSAGE REVEALED Diane Eungard Cindy Evans Bernice Findlay Terry Fisher Deb Flagg Nancy Fleming Nancy Forst Lyn Franke Nancy Frederick Ed Sans FROM THE “DUST” Bob Gatons Lynn Giovenco Craig Gottwald Vicky Graver Dave Gudgeon Mike Gurnitz Tim Harold Tom Harris Bob Harrod Terry Hartley 149 Tom Hartley Cheryl Harvey Scott Head Marta Heinz Theresa Hendron Frank Herath Jim Herron Dan Hill Greg Hill Bob Hill Bruce Hintzsche Lora Hoffman John Holland Alicia Holm Cindy Holm Nancy Hosterman Bruce Houck Deb Hrechko Sarah Huling Lori Johnson Juniors CANDY COUNTER CLOSED 150 Norma Johnson Deb Johnston Janice Juel Bob Kazmarek Tom Kelly Terri Kiedaisch Earle Kniffen Steve Knocke Jack Konowalski Joe Kuhel Janet Kyle Pegi Lamb Alana Lang Lani Lantz Dot LaRussa Connie Lee Gary Lindner Esther Little Angelika Lokotz Rick Lollar Jan McCall Peggy McClintock Leroy McCormick Wayne McFarland Jayne McKee Jean McKee Joe Mahaffey Dave Mandernack Nell Marion Keith Markwell Juniors CUZ CAF’S CONDITION Kahty Marso Joe Masek Bob Meyar E. J. Miley Sandy Militello Eric Modlin Micki Moore Renee Moore Dennis Morgan Carol Morton 151 Kathy Mostyn Deb Mulligan Rick Murphy Lynne Murray Mary Null Roy Obst Mike Overman Kay O'Leary Chuck Oliver Sue Ostheim Jerome Peterson Joanne Pinkerton Midge Polley Jolyn Pollock Sue Pommerening Tom Popek Julittan Pyle Vicki Quast Mary Rahn George Rapp Juniors KNITTING CRAZE Mike Rathbun Mike Remus Chris Rieckhoff Scott Robinson Karen Rouse Debbie Rutten Jon Rutten Deb Scent Mary Schaeller 152 Kate doesn't give Petruchio a tumble as the Lewis College Players present Taming of the Shrew, but a whole pyramid of girls tumble at .GAA. HITS PHS GRANNIES Jim Schmidt Mark Schow Roy Schrader Judy Scott Jody Sebalj Jeff Sebben Jim Sebby Phil Sebby Rick Sexton Kim Sheridan 153 Doug Sleight Lee Smith Howard Smith Jan Smith Martha Smith Pat Smith Diana Spears Joann Spires Larry Spray Henry Stevenson Cliff Stepina Jay Stiteley Barb Stoner Tim Sullivan Sue Swayze Nyna Talbot Marie Testa Tom Theimer Marika Themis Candy Titus Juniors ROUNDBALLERS Gloria Torres Petra Torres Dave Trampier Dave Udell Dave VanDeVoort Carmen Vela Deb Vranich Ellen Waddell Connie Weller Brian Whalen Not pictured: Felix Bravo Jim Butler Dave Chance Bruce Clayton Dwight Cowger Henry Crews Vince Glasgow Wally Krueger Don Lambert Riclc Richardson Peggy Voitik Bruce Wilson Karen Wysocki Kevin Widup Tom Wiley Donna Willrett Cindy Wilson Shelly Wilson I Cheryl Winters Deb Wisnewski Penny Worthington Chris Wrath Al Yarmer Greg Yates Peggi Yeates Juniors TAKE TURKEY TOURNEY TROPHY 155 Sophomores Bottom: Mr. Chavez, Mrs. Van Cleave, advisors. 2nd row: Pam Gawlik. secre- tary. Bobbie Jesnowski. vice-president. Top row: Karen Hartley, president: Sue Schow, treasurer. Mary Jo Adams Paul Albright Helen Alice Steve Allender Phylis Antes SOPH’S “V” Mary Bambic Mary Banister Rachel Barz Curtis Basinger Alice Bedwell Nora Bender Sue Benedict Elaine Berglund Tom Bessette Betsy Bianchi Bill Birkett Bob Birthisel Fred Blessing Gregg Block Ray Bode Jeff Bonnar Nick Booras Karen Brands Deb Bray Deb Bronk Sophomores GRACES HALLWAY 157 Doug Carlton Pat Carnes Randy Carroll Sergei Casper Connie Catlin Tom Catlin Lorene Cerovac Dolores Cerven Bill Chamberlin Greg Chester Trina Clark Diane Collins Cathy Collins Tom Collins Ray Connelly Kirby Corzan Art Countryman Chuck Dannewitz Elai ne Davis LuAnn Davis Sophomores ’73ers CHARIOT GIVES 158 Ed Dean Pam Deary Bryan DeBolt Michell Deninengei Gloria DeLeon Dave DelSasso Dave Dempsey Russel Dennis Doug Dock Pam Donisch Liz DuBree Steve Dubrovich Kathy Duranto Steve DuVall Mike Edwards Gail Eisenbrandt Sue English Vicki Etheridge Diane Faig Pat Ferguson Bill Fiday Karen Findlay Richard Findlay John Fleming Charlie Fogle Bonnie Foreman Jim Foreman Tom Forsythe Donna Frederickson Karen Fulk Sophomores SELF-DESTRUCTION PERFORMANCE Pam Gawlik Ron GeHrke Sandy Gentry Don Gettys Dan Gitersonke Dave Glasgow Mark Goodson Denny Gregorash 159 Cheryl Gustafson Dave Griffith Dave Hallerberg Jim Hamilton Diane Harris Mike Harris Laura Harrod Rob Harshbarger Dennis Hartley Karen Hartley Tom Hayward Karen Hedtcke Rob Herman Deb Hiett Jack Hill Mary Jane Hill Teresa Hodgin Lori Herschler Beth Hothan Jim Houle Sophomores P.E. CLASSES GET HIGH 160 Grace Hoyt Leon Idleman Bobbi Jesonowski Bob Johnson Linda Johnston April Jolly Jeff Juel Jim Karales Mary Karales Don Kennedy ON NEW TRAMPOLINE Dave Kinzler Marcia Knarr Lorrie Knowles Mary Konowalski Pam Korelc Steve Lambert Angell Laoutides Mike Leppert Sherry Lewis Sharon Lilek 161 Joellyn Lohmar Mark Lutter Betty McClintock Viki McKeever Jan McNair Sheila Mandernack Rick Markelz Kevin Mayfield Ruben Medina Don Mefferd Deb Meredith Dave Miller Jeff Miller Linda Miller Dawn Milliron Joan Mitchell Lonnie Modlin Chris Moore John Moreno Mike Morris Sophomores BARNEY SICS CATS 162 Cheryl Mrozek Stan Mrozek Guy Nagel Charlene Nash Brett Nemanich Barry Norcross Lori Osmus Jeff Ostheim Dale Ott Lee Overman Janet Ozbolt Steve Pangrazio Jeff Parks Toni Pastore Karen Patterson Don Paulson Deb Peart Janine Pennington Jim Perkins Gayle Peterson Vicki Ramsey Brian Ratkovich Judy Reed Sam Reichert Kim Reppen Rodney Robinson Terry Rodgers Ruperto Rodriguez Cathy Rooksberry Greg Rundle Sophomores ON SYCAMORE Kerry Rutten Toni Santerelli Marcia Sayers Carole Scheldt Barb Schmitz Bill Schmietzer Sue Schow Becky Schroeder Peter Schulze Steph Schumann 163 164 Randy Scott Leah Senders Kara Senior Mark Selfridge Don Sedlacek Nikki Shreve Ray Shields Becky Seiger Peter Smith Pat Smith Monica Smith Mike Smith Charles Smith Scott Smith Rick Sorg Lynn Stasell Bob Staehely Mark Sterling Gene St. Germain Georgia Stitely Sophomores DROPPED HEMLINES - Anita Tate Dale Thomas Steve Thompson Dave Tinsman Harlan Treadway Larry Tucker Pam Vranich Rita Waldron Shelly Walters Ann Weber Randy Weese Henry Weller Rick Wellner Rob Wellz Steve Westhoff Fred Whitmer Rodger Williams Craig Williamson Dan Willrett Alan Wilmoth Larry Winkels Deb Wright Cheryl Wysocki Sue Yackley Robyn Yahnke Not pictured: Mike Brown Janice Cox Amanda DelAngels Dean Griffith Ron Koren HIDDEN KNEES Freshmen Clockwise, bottom right: Mrs. Davis. Mrs. Martin, advisors: Jeb Sillar. vice-president: Doreen Johnson, secretary: Nancy Abens. treasurer: Bob Baish, president. FROSH GO CHICKEN 166 Nancy Abens Sheila Adams Charles Adlington Daniel Agnich Judy Albright Alden Lynn Marcia Ally Carolyn Anderson Kathy Anderson Kathy Argoudelis Bonnie Ashby Mary Azman Cathy Bada Bob Baish Larry Banister Bev Barnes Dave Bayer Cathy Beck Jeff Becker Tom Bennett Gary Berst Julie Bessette Glen Beverly Nancy Bleck Karen Bloch Deb Block Mark Bohrer Marina Bravo Dale Bronk Gary Brossman Freshmen KENTUCKY STYLE Sue Brown Mary Lou Brown Perry Brown Terry Burnett Mark Burnetti Dave Busching Mike Bush Bill Cain Mike Cantrell John Carlton 167 Randy Carr Sally Carr Deb Chobar Angie Claypole Lyle Clay Karen Colaric Cindy Connelly Connie Conrad Mike Coppert Gary Countryman Larry Cross Robert Cross Terry D'Arcy Bob Daughters Deanne Davis Steve Davis Terry Dawson Barb Dean Deb DeBoni Becky DeGrott Freshmen BINOCULARS Vicki DelSasso Nancy Dew Carmine DiGiovini John Dodd Randy Donnelly Dorothy Drauden Carol Drazy Linda Duay Harry Dubia Cheryl Evans 168 Robert Evans Tony Evans Steve Fay Chris Fazio Cindy Fellows Bonnie Findlay Karen Fisher Rodney Fletcher Diane Flint Bill Fogle Lamar Fortenberry Charles Franke Donnie French Brian Frink Delta Fry Renee Gehrke Barb George Mike Gettys Bruce Giovenco Vicki Giovenco Freshmen SPOT SLY SKIPPERS Kathy Gitersonke Dennis Glaven Jeff Goodspeed Duayne Hall Cheryl Hanko Steve Harmon Jim Harris Theresa Harris Toni Head Jim Hedtcke 169 Gerald Hendron Dave Hickey Bruce Hill Janice Hintzsche Mike Hogan Paul Hollingsworth Jason Houck Dana Howen Tom Huling Diane Huml Mary Hutchings Nancy Hutson Ted Ivansek Mary Jo Jackovich Cheryl Jesonowski Craig Johnson Doreen Johnson Kent Johnson Lex Johnson Dennis Johnston Freshmen STADIUM SEATS 170 Thomas Kaluzny Randy Katro Bruce Keck Kitty Kelleher Alex Kesich Karen Kinzler Barry Kniffen Jim Kolba Mary Kuhel June Labbe George Leoutides David Lea Mark Leidig Chris Lettsome Jean Leupold Norma Little Vicki Loller Noreen Lonergan Sherry McCully Gina McFedries Phil McFedries John McMahon Jim McIntyre Joyce McKeand John McDonald Scott Marion Kevin Markwell Debbie Mauar Steven Mauer Pat Meditz Freshmen SAVE SPECTATOR SPLINTERS Brenda Miller Sandy Miller Kim Moore Joy Morgan Cindy Morris Katie Mulyck Chris Mutz Roger Mydler Karen Myers Mark Myers 171 Renee Nagel Clarence Nash Rose Niemec Kent Oots Paul Off Rick Palmer Ken Papesh John Patterson Lauri Peart Charles Peet Sue Pennington Dave Peterson Al Pierce John Plut Deb Polcyn Will Polley Racilia Pollock Vancincia Polyak Joyce Porath Jan Pottorff Freshmen CAKE WALK 172 Becky Prohdel Mark Pruss Laura Puben+z Brian Puntney Tony Rathbunn Steve Raynes Linda Remus Sherry Remus Sue Roberson Joe Robertson CRUMBLES Kim Rollins Francis Rooksbury Larry Ross Kim Rouse Katina Rousenelous Mike Rowell Jeff Rundle Jeanie Santerelli Sandy Santerelli Mike Sather Greg Schaller Mike Shick Deb Shields Kim Schmetzer Frank Schmit Audrey Schroeder Deb Schawb Jeff Schwab Priscilla Sebby Ed Sendelbach Freshmen Janet Settle Jim Shorer Helen Sieger Jeb Sillar Sue Silverman Randy Simmons Robin Sneebs Dave Smith Jean Smith Paul Smith 173 Scott Smith Linda Soave Ed Sokolowski Dave Spangler Jetf Speicher Kim Staack Janet Stamm Scott Strysik Mike Suffern Gerry Sullivan Larry Surinak Sue Swanson Paula Swinford Terry Telaga Fred Talarico Bob Talbot Craig Theimer Barb Torres Betty Torres Pam Tritle Freshmen HONOR REMOVED 174 Mark Tucker Sheryl Tucker Andy VanDeVoort Rosa Vela Jim-Vocu Allen Voitik Jim Waddell Deb Wagner Stanley Ward Debbie Weese Ruth Westhoff Maureen Whitmer Karen Wilcox Jackie Wilson Cindy Winkler Chuck Winterstein Carol Wright Dave Wright Pat Wright Deb Wysocki Deb Yeates Lyle Yunker Jeff Zanella Hugh Zimmerman Not pictured: Sharon Fisher Basil Gwilt Dave Handley Deb Jeffers Terry Kosicek Curtis Lang Keith Milstead Steve Morris Joe Robertson Rich Scheible FROM STUDY HALLS Faces of Wisdom R. L ANDERSON Mr. Richard L. Anderson, Principal Mr. Paul Montgomery, Assistant Principal Mrs. Georgia Gill — Guidance Counselor Mr. John Scott — Guidance Counselor Secretaries, left to right: Mrs. Marge Moore, Mrs. Betty Talbot, and Mrs. Vera Glascock. 177 178 Mr. William Genda Mrs. Cecile Morgan Mrs. Vera Van DeVoort Mrs. Marlene Pauley Mrs. Kathleen Weiss 179 Mr. Michael Alexander nometc Mathematics Mrs. Janice Keeley Miss Joyce Senffner Mr. Robert Parthun 181 Foreign Language Mr. Richard Chavez Miss Sharon Shore Miss Nancy Moorman Mrs. Frances J. Ki 182 Mr. Paul Crafts Mrs. Sue Blaylock Science Mr. Ed Eichelberger Mr. Ralph Misius Mr. Dennis Larsen Mr. James Hogan Mr. Harold Lange 183 184 Industrial Arts 185 Mr. Larry Smith Mr. Tom Baker Mr. Eugene Barnewolt Physical Education Mr. John Wright Mrs. Kathleen Niles 186 Mr. Dennis Mattix Miss Jackie Bennett Mr. Lee Halberq Drivers Ed Mr. David Ivlow Mr. Terry Wit+ekiend 189 Mr. Keith Thompson Mrs. Darlene Frink Mrs. Marcelyn Van Cleave Business Education Mrs. Gloria Racchini Mrs. Pat Bozicevich Substitute 190 Mrs. Patricia Martin Miss Joan McAleese Mrs. Marsha Stowe Mr. Steven Tunell Librarians 191 «fi� V % 1 •; . -v.l-.y� - o ;V 192 Indian Trail School 194 Thomas Abens Dirk Alander Randy Alberico Penny Alexander Leah Allen Gary Ally Keith Anderson Nancy Annis Barbara Ashton Michael Askew Teresa Auld Rebecca Avery Sherry Avram Terri Ayola Karen Basinger Eighth Grade Terri Bedwell Raymond Belom Robin Bennett David Bessette Debra Biernat Jennifer Bill Robert Bill John Birkett Gary Bishop Sandra Bliefnick Dale Block Laurie Block Darlene Bolte Carl Bosi 195 Sally Bostanche Susan Bostanche Yolanda Bravo Richard Bray Lynn Brereton Dawn Bronk Steve Brooks Bonnie Brown David Brown Michael Brown Ronald Brown Steven Bruesewitz Carol Busching Jill Bush Nancy Cain Eighth Grade 196 Linda Carlisle Harold Carman Nancy Carr Beverlee Carter Mark Casper David Cassetto Brenda Chance William Chancey Douglas Cihon Marilyn Clay Ruth Claypool Jay Clifton Lois Collins Colin Coppert William Cowger Marcia Cox Laura Crook Sharon Cross Terry Danekas Richard Daughters Daniel Davis Kimberly Davis James Dean Paul Dean George DeLeon Debra Demi Carolyn Dennis Debra DeRocca Gary Dodd Eighth Grade Pamela Dodd Vickie Domanus Douglas Dralle Thomas Drew Frank DuPree Denise Dutkiewicz Carla DuVall David Eberhard Douglas Edwards Sylvia Eisenbrandt Thomas English Roger Engstrom Steven Erickson Beverly Ermey 197 Kathryn Etheridge Curtis Evans Robert Evans Thomas Fassiotto Kim Ferguson Roberta Fier Pamela Fortenberry Randall Fox Mark Frederickson Sharon French Elizabeth Gans David Garcia Linda Gaylord Leslie Gehrke Dawn Georgakas Eighth Grade 198 Lawrence Gerber Kathleen Gernenz Eileen Gierke Wayne Glasgow Paula Graver Scott Griffith Michael Groves Belinda Guadjardo Ina Jean Gubbins Michael Gubbins William Gudgeon John Hall Douglas Hallerberg Charles Halweg Dennis Hammond Gary Hampton Brian Haney Rutli Hanson Suzanne Harbaugh Alan Herald Jack Harris Patrick Harris Denise Harrison Bobby Hill Sharon Hill Debra Hodgin Tom Holland David Horschler Christine Houck Eighth Grade Karen Hughes Robert Hunter Linda Hupach Dirk Huppert Catherine Hutchings Joseph Jenlcinson Thomas Jenlcinson Kaylene Jensen LeaAnne Johnson Mark Johnson Sandra Johnson Terry Jolly Jerrai Juel Kevin Kane 199 Douglas Kastman Antonett© Kayfish Debra Keeney Jachin Keiser Kevin Kelleher Charles Keyser Andrea Kinney Michael Kinzler Diane Konowalski Karen Krahn Clarence Krieger James Krupowicz Melody Kuhel Richard Kujath Collin Lang Eighth Grade 200 Laura LaRussa Dawn Leggaro Carol Lewis Gil Likes Tad Likes Susan Lilek Joel Long Mark Lowery Mark Lucas Kimberly Lutter David McBeth Linda McClintock Sheila MacDonald Harry Madison Jay Mahaffey Cheryl Maland Pamela Mandernack Anita Mansfield Cynthia Marso Malcom Mayfield Silvana Medina Laurie Mefford Robert Mesinger Daisy Mercado Teresa Methvin Sandy Metzger Earl Michels Richard Miers Emil Mischko Eighth Grade Pamela Mitchell Michelle Moore Philip Morris Debra Mudron Nanette Munchatfen Janice Myers Patrick Myers Erin Nagel William Nash John Novak Jane Odegaard Joseph Pangrazio Margo Pangrazio Michael Parker 201 Nicky Pastore Linda Patterson Jeffrey Pearson Nancy Peart Robin Peet Alan Perschnick Paul Peterson Sandra Peterson Janice Pierce Mario Policandriot Delphina Polyak Deborah Pomeroy Richard Prodehl Laura Pruss Kathryn Przybysz Eighth Grade Lynn Puntney Daniel Qualls Ronald Quast Rosario Ramos Nancy Remus Karen Rice Janice Robinson David Rogers Terry Rosenthal Gus Rousonelos 202 James Sanchez Michael Sanchez Roberta Santerelli Julie Sather Debra Saxen Jill Sayers Janine Scheldt Mary Schooner Ralph Schrader Heidi Schulze Michael Scott Norman Sebby Vicki See Darla Seil Warren Seil Eighth Grade Lori Shapiro Cynthia Sieger Mary Skokan Barbara Slejko LuAnn Smith MaryJo Smith Robert Smith Robinn Smith Thomas Smith Timothy Smith 203 Lori Stropes Cynthia Sullivan Steven Svetz Laurie Swayze Sally Talarico James Talboy Nicollette Themis Kirk Thomson Carl Tucker Patricia Tucker Pamela Ulrich Gregory Ursetti Rhonda Vancas Joseph Vranich Douglas Wagner Eighth Grade 204 Alvin Waldron Deborah Warmbier Bill Weems Harry Wellner Jean Wenborne Virginia Whipple Johnathon Whitmer Harvey Wietting Donald Willcerson Daniel Willcing Jean Wilkinson Thomas Williams Laura Wilmoth Cheryl Wilson Robert Winkler Stacy Wisman Diane Woods Mark Wright Steven Yackley Rita Yahnke Ronald Yeates Eighth Grade Ungraded Henry Bick Charles Crook Timothy Fowler Cynthia Hendron James McCallister Raymond Morrow Roxie Pearce Richard Presswood Connie Riffel Margarita Sanchez Richard Schmidt Ronald Thomas Arthur Wilm Shirley Worst Mrs. Margaret Welch 205 Philip Adlington Wayne Ament Ann Anderson Earl Andreasen Phillip Arnold Kip Askew Renee Ayer Amy Azman Cynthia Bambic Michael Bambic Michael Bannon Richard Benn Cathie Bennett Christopher Bianchi Stephen Bill Seventh Grade 206 Michael Block Becky Boehne Nick Bokan George Bokan Michael Bosse William Brett Jody Brockway Diana Bruesewitz Stephanie Burkes Susan Burnett Rosemary Burrington Joan Busching David Bush Cynthia Butler Steven Cable Gall Cain Brett Canaday Walter Carlton Charles Catlin Cheryl Chancey Sue Chaplin Richard Chobar Tamara Chobar Gregory Clayton Kathleen Clifton Pamela Coleman Susan Collins Michael Compton Ronald Copen Seventh Grade Kimberly Coppert Brent Copple William Crepps Shelly Criss Jimmie Danekas Lisa Daniels Deborah Dean Debra Deeter Robert Dew Karyl Dhuse Charles Donisch Louis Duay Steven Duncan Rhonda Dunlap 207 James Durham Lloyd Eberhart Lawrence Eggman Cathy Elrod Denise Etheridge William Eungard Chester Evans Michael Evans Robert Farley Paul Fecht Daniel Ferguson Deborah Findlay Susan Fletcher Thomas Frazier Craig Frederick Seventh Grade 208 Jodie Frink Randy Fugett Jerry Gabriel Marilyn Gans Michael Gaylord Caron George Jeffrey Giarrante Christine Glasgow Jeffrey Glavan Valerie Glavan Robert Goodson Cheryl Govoni Susan Gregorash Linda Guso Brian Haas Constance Hagen Wendy Hagerman Debbi Hammond Robert Hanni Bradley Hansen Douglas Harmon Becky Harris Lisa Harshbarger Richard Hartley Joseph Harvey John Heinselman Karen Heintz Rachelle Hendron Lisa Henning Seventh Grade Charles Henson Linda Hewlett Janet Higgenbotham Phillip Hollingsworth Catherine Houck Martha Huling Jane Hull Terry Hulsey Cheryl Huppert Donna Hutchings Della Jaakkola Kathy Johnson Linda Johnston Melissa Jordan 209 Rodney Kabrick Richard Karpel Donald Kinney Crystal Kirby Robert Kirman Kenneth Knowles Lisa Knowles Robert Korelc LuAnn Kosicek Thomas Kranz Philip Krupowicz Stuart Lakin Randal Lambert Elisa Lauriente Cheryl Lazenby Seventh Grade 210 Jeffrey Legare Colleen Leppert Sadie Leppert Sandra Lilek Michael Lilly Michael Litwiller Timothy Loock Paul Lower Robert Lukes Barry McAllister Paul McFarland Laurie McKeand Edward McKinnon Theodore McNair John Mahaffey Barbara Mandernadc Kathleen Mangel Steven Marion Kimberly Markwell Sonja Mattea Cynthia Mauer Scott Mauer Carol Meditz Sandra Mee Manuel Mercado Barbara Metzger Tammy Meyerhoff Charles Miley John Militello Seventh Grade mnaiat Barbara Miller Hurbert Miller Patricia Miller John Moore Marcia Moore Linda Moreno Janet Morgan Michael Mostyn John Muren Timothy Murphy Carl Nash Roland Nelson Marylien Nolan Amber Norcross 211 Clint Norris Lynette Novak James Offerman Pamela Oliver Deborah Ollis Dennis O'Neil Brent Oots Diana Ostheim Mary Owen James Parise Christopher Parker Denise Pastore Gregory Pearson Julie Peel Mary Pemberton Seventh Grade 212 Jeffrey Pennington Lori Peterson Linde Piper Kevin Plut Robert Podner Mergeret Policendriotes Beverly Popek Thornes Powers Jock Price Jemes Price Eleine Przybysz Sendre Pubentz Keren Puntney Debre Reef Seventh Grade Sally Quast Wendy Raddatz Michael Rafter Debra Ragland William Ragland Kimberly Rains Gary Reeves Teresa Richardson Gary Richter Ruthanne Ritter Todd Rutten Debra Salmon Judith Saxen Dana Sayers Steven Scent David Schmetzer Kimberly Schillinger Donna Schmitz Michelle Schofield Gail Schwab Karen Scott Lisabeth Scott Randy Sexton Kathy Shy 213 Harlan Robinson Silvia Rodriquez Michael Rollins Scott Rush Christopher Russ Patricia Silverman Denice Slaboszewski Daniel Smeets Cynthia Smith Dorothy Smith Richard Smith Robert Smith Wayne Spencer Curtis Sterling Sheila Stinson Shirley Stinson Donna Strysile David Stuhlman Linda Surinak Sheila Swanson Seventh Grade 214 Jody Swayze Kelly Swinford Carrie Swithin Paul Talbot Jacqueline Tezak Donald Theobald Allen Thomas Walter Thompson David Tomazic Guadelupe Torres Sharon Treadway Ma'ressa Tucker John Udell Anna Vela Catherine Verikas Gail Vershay Cheryl Wagner Henderson Wall Harry Ward Bob Weems Ronald Weese Edward Weis Susan Wells Stanley Williams Timothy Williams Frank Wilson Cheryl Wiseniewski David Wrath Michelle Wright Seventh Grade Charlotte Yahnke Brenda Zehr Janet Ziech 215 Samuel Adams Shelly Ahrens Erik Alander Donald Allen Debra Ansley Steven Banister Daniel Bolz Kathryn Bray Laura Cable Jo Ellyn Carlisle Deborah Conrad Rex Evans Jeffrey Gawlik Jeffrey Gettys Bruce Hopkins Cindy Idleman Kevin Jensen Janet Krahn Brian Lamping Renee Larson Bruce Lattina Lesli Legare Barbara Pearson Shaleen Pearson Diane Pottorff Lynn Przybysz Vicki Ratliff Kirk Rouse James Seymour Anthony Talarico Jimmie Tucker Michael Winterstein Mark Wisman Mary Zimmerman Mrs. Elsie Anderson 216 Jeanne Bedwell Keith Bergiund Mark Beverly Michael Brooks Tamara Brown Shandra Christian Charles Chwaszezewski Corrie Coppert Christina Dean Frederick DuPree Vicki Eaves Robert Foreman Juan Garcia John Goldfuss James Hall Michael Henson Bonnie Laurie William Lillibridge John McCoy Michael Meditz Kristie Myers Jerry Nelson Christy Peet Michael Qualls Sharon Reichert Karen Roseen Patricia Sather Rosemary Sendelbach Debra Sorg David Testi n Kathleen Wagner Mark Whitman Patricia Wrona Mr. William Bunge 217 218 Alan Bennett Richard Bogdan Kerry Brown Jack Bush Debra Curtis Gary Chance Patti DelSasso Donna Dunlap Richard Gaylord April Gossett Carol Hagen Raymond Hibler Cynthia Hines Cindy Hughes Sharon Kuhel Frederick Lance Steven Locher Michael Lucas Richard McKinnon Steven McMillin Deborah Morello Kim Myers Patricia Nolan Michael O'Neil Juanita Peterson Martha Settle Richard Shepherd John Skokan Donald Tucker Nancy Weese Frank White Christine Wilhelm Linda Winter Ingrid Andreason John Bada Gene Book Richard Bosse Charles Campbell Ramond Copen Steven Creamer Gary Delaney Theresa Di Giovine Bruce Etheridge Ronald Fecht Douglas Graver Susan Grissom Laurie Gudgeon Tom Hammond Ellyn Horton Laura Hrechko Cathleen Hunter Danni Jolly Donna La Russa Bryan Lower Brian McMahon Janet Ott Lynn Peterson Tambra Polcyn Joan Policandriotes Brenda Ragland Daniel Russ Roger Rutherford Perry Sprowls Daniel Theobald Jacqueline Weis Colleen Williams Mr. Robert Hitchcock 219 Julie Van Loon Cheryl Vocu Jack Wagner Edward Woods Christine Young Mrs. Naomi Long 220 Richard Akins Scott Avram Gregory Carnes Judy Carnes Mary Chorek Vikki Cihon Alan Daughters Elizabeth Davis Jimmie Davis John Dixon Nancy Fulk Wendy Goben Denise Goebel William Hammond Glen Hill Michael Hoge Paul Huling Kathryn Jordan Timothy Jungles JoAnn Lilek Dale Liptak James Muren Deborah Novak Richard Peart Roberta Pubentz Ricky Robinson Thomas Rosenthal LeAnne Sebby Elizabeth Semplinski James Argoudelis Robert Belom Carole Bragg Sue Busching Steven Cline Susan Domanus William Drew Susan Elyea Todd Ferrari Linda Findlay Renee Fugett Vicki Gossman Mary Hollingsworth Mark Houck Bernard Kavanaugh Sharon Kayfish Mark Klak Debra Konowalski William LaFave Lawrence Lewis Kurtis Longnecker Terry McCully James McFedries Timothy Marko James Mitchell Julianne Parker Gregory Pruss Brian Rigoni Beverly Sieger Kathleen Slaboszewski Diane Waddell Vicki Welch John Yackley Mr. David Mayfield 221 Christine Verikas Edward Waldron Jamie Welz Keith Wheeler Gary Yunker Mrs. Donna Moses 222 Bradley Barnes Melonie Broadway Edward Brown Regina Burditt Don Cain David Catlin John Corry Bryan DelSasso Kimberly Evans Susan Fassiotto Peter Forst Sylvia Freeston Isabel Garcia William Harrod David Hohisel Mary Howen Steven Krebs Rosanne Krupowicz Frederick Legler Lori Mattix Cathy Mauer Annette Methvin Ross Nagel Patricia Neely Paul Butler Darlene Cook Samuel Cryder Lynne Davis Leo Drazy Ronald Evans David Faig Jennifer Goff Jeffrey Goss Denise Graver Keith Hall William Head Carl Helton Diana Hughes Karen Jacksa Paul Kesich David Kinley Greg Likes Ricky McKeever Debra Morris Jill Munchalfen Michael Murray Cathy Pacheco RaeJean Rafter Eugene Rife Manuel Rousenelous Kelly Smolich Marla Tucker Melissa Whitmer Cynthia Willard Mark Wilm Sally Woodard John Worthington 223 224 Karl Beaudry Keith Bolte Lynnearme Bolz Federico Bravo Keith Calkins Daniel Engel Jeree Ethridge George French Jamie Frink Ronald Fulfer K fifth grade Susan Golliher Katherine Griffin Lenore Heintz Daniel Hines Karen Hulsey John Int-Hout Susan Kennedy Steven Knarr Aden Lang Kimberly Maland Kerri Markwell Penny Mattix Cristy Pacheco Michelle Piper Daniel Roberts Ellen Sanford Sharon Speicher Eric Stenson Michael Stuhlman Teresa Sullivan Nancy VanDeVoort Jane Walters Mrs. Kathleen Meisinger James Argoudelos Kimberly Askew Robert Barnes Delaine Bogdan Jon Bonnar Kimberly Brown Michael Cowger Joseph Dew Jean Dubrovich Cheryl Dutkiewicz Thomas Evans Daniel Frazier Jessica Howen Richard Jacksa Michael Johnson Paul Lokotz Jeffry Lowery Richard Mangel Laura Marshall Debra Marso Richard Meditz Jodie Milliron Elizabeth Montgomery Brenda Mydler Craig Nash Leno Quas Patricia Rooksberry Anna Rousenelos Julie Rundle Yolanda Trevino Mrs. Georgia Stearns 225 226 Barbara Anderson Jane Bambic Danny Bronk Linda Bunge Sharon Chaplin Anita Findlay Gregory Fletcher Sandra Foreman Deborah Geddes Kenneth Gernenz Dale Hallerberg Gary Hintzsche Madonna Hoge Roberta Jeffers Bradley Johnson Robert Lantz Heidi Lokotz Jill Lowery Todd Mauer Rebecca Meridieth Michael Metesh Barry Milliron Debra Ott Harry Pallock Kristie Patterson Edward Ritter David Sallenger Michael Sanford Dawn Schillinger Mark See Laurel Watkins Patricia Yeates Mrs. Loretta Testin 227 Chess Checker Club, top Honor Society, center Honor Society, bottom 228 229 Color Guard top Eighth Grade Girl's Choir, center Eighth Grade Boy's Choir, bottom 232 233 234 Ping Pong Champs, hop left Flag Football Champs, top Cross Country Champs, center Track Team, bottom 236 Richard T. Williams — Principal Secretaries: (left to right) Louise Konowalski Joan Peterson Velda Larson Mrs. Sue Alexander Mrs. Linda Davis glish Miss Pat Drendel 237 Mr. James Eberhart Mrs. Barbera Munroe Mr. Vernel Banister Social Science Mrs. Elinor Nemanich Mr. Charles Harris 238 Miss Jean Buzick Mr. Charles Anderson Industrial Arts Mr. David Martin Mr. Roger Meister 239 Mr. Donald Martin Physical Education Mrs. Vivienne Stoner Miss Karen Roppa Mr. Roger Sebby — Music Miss Joann Deltanto — Home Ec. Mrs. Mary R. Nealis — Home Ec. Mr. David Welch — Music Fifth Grade Mrs. Loretta Testin Sixth Grade Mr. William Bunge Mrs. Georgia Stearns Mr. Robert Hitchcock 242 Mrs. Sandy Edwards Mr. Carmen Corsetti Mr. James Slouf Mrs. Elsie Anderson Sixth Grade Mr. Craig Weber Central School 244 ' Brett Banister Michelle Bessette Kathy Bosi Christine Carlton Lori Jean Claypool Dean Danekas M. Denise Dowdy Lora Eaton Jeffrey Erickson Michael Gierke David Hogan Andre Huizinga Patricia Hull Cheryl Lantz Daniel Mandernack Susan Marion Gregory Marko Sandra Mauer Amy Miley Ruth Miller Robert Morris Veronica Nelson Timothy Pearson Mark Pemble Lori Quest Terri Vanisko C. Richard Vant Brian Vershay Tera White Kirk Yates Miss Almeda Brandner 245 Lisa Connor Allen Danekas Carol Engstrom Bradley Gatons Frank Gaynor Kenneth Goben Bobbie Sue Harris Brian Hunter Thomas Hutchings Lori Johnston Jennifer Jolly Kenneth Kaluzny Arlene Klak Steven Korelc Katherine McKinnon 246 fifth grade Cheryl Mescher Sharon Mostyn Maria Niznik David Olson Sherry Parks Craig Pearson Gary Popek Raymond Rahn Ronald Richter Lori Rutten Douglas Shreve Celeste Stewart Beverly Winterstein Mrs. Lynn Genda Bradley Brown Melissa Cherry Marie Coons Jeffrey DeGroot Stephen Dowdy Todd Dralle Paula Dubrovich Charlotte Ferguson Karen Gaylord Susan Howen Antonette Jaris Jody Karpel Michael Kautz Michael Krebs Michelle Lambert Kendall McBeth Pamela McNair William Metzger Scott Monday Bonnie Nelson David Pastore Julie Pollock Mary Jane Reed JoAnn Scent Raymond Smith Daniel Testin Paul Udell Lowell Weller Warren Wells Sally K. Work Mrs. Ruth Mottinger 247 Thomas Birsa Neal Brockway Rene Burd Kathleen Carlson Mark Catlin Jonathon Claypool Jennifer Connelly Karen Eaton Tina Eberhard Douglas Ethridge Tammy Seddes Bruce Gudgeon Christine Legler Marshall Longnecker Timmy McDaniel fourth grade 248 Chris Olsen Michael Gagland Jeffery Ratliff Scott Reichert Katherine Schillinger Joie Schmetzer Susan Shirk James Smith Tobin Smith Jana Tucker Diann Ulrich Gregory VanDeVoort Marvelene Ward Shelley Wicks Mrs. Jean Huling Cindy Baker Daniel Bartholme Randal Bennett Linda Bosse Guadalupe Bravo Cynthia Bray Jann Erickson Clifford Frye Rebecca Garcia Richard Goff Michael Goss Bill Houlis Steven Kaluzny Edward La Russa Lynette Lee Neal Morris Cheryl Myers Cindy Patterson James Ross Timothy Shafer LaVerne Shover Deana Smith Kevin Smith Phyllis Sparks Brett Turcotte Peggy Waddell Mary Beth Webb William Weese Jackie White Robert Yackley Mrs. Ruth Null 249 250 Kimberly Baker Kimberly Bronk Terry Countryman Mary Ann Dawson Janice Duvall Tamara Eaves Stephen Emery Cynthia Gilbertson Daniel Glaven Rose Hartley Amy Huizinga Joseph Knotts Paul Labbe Michael Lambert Jacqueline Mahaffey Pamela -Maland Rex Marcks Richard McMillin Jack Mescher Tamara Plut Brenda Ross Barbara Russ Carl Rutherford George Schroeder Jeffrey See P. Jeffrey Smith Jill Wheeler Dwayne Wilkerson Jennifer Williams Linda Wittman Casimir Wysocki Mrs. Edna Pennington fourth grade Cynthia Alexas Alan Benedict Timothy Broadway Barry Brown Casey Cherry Kim Clay Curtis Clifton Cheryl Corry Lisa Davis Juanita Garcia Jamie Golliher Karen Hall Vickie Heiman Janet Hodgin Sherry Hollingsworth Douglas Lewis fourth grade Karen Litwiller James Lohmar Gregory Loock Michael McDaniel Scott Munchalfen Amy Olive Cheryl Parise Kathleen Rife Richard Smith Antonio Torres Joseph Troha Nancy Vanisko John Verikas Mitchell Wagner Mrs. Marilyn Williams 251 Robert Anderson Gaylene Bessette Roy Blogg Keith Conrad Gay Coppert Michael Corzan Jonnie Davis Robert DuBree Sarah Fistler Gary Fortenberry Donald Fox Henrietta Garcia John Greenwood Jean Hibler Melinda Hogan 252 Nancy Hopkins Jimmy Juel Jill Klindworth Lori Labbe Mark Lance Susan Mandernack Keith Miller Carol Piper Laura Robb Thomas Russell Donald Schmitz Lisa Schultz Mark Shafer JoEllyn Yahnke Susan Zupancic Mrs. Emily Hopwood Ik 4 third grade Jon Agazzi Linda Anderson Kathleen Angus Sharron Barnes Christopher Bielefeld Patricia Bokan Pamela Cox David Cremer Monte Davenport Danny Del Sasso Daniel Eaton Paul Farley Wade Fox Lisa Frink Shawn Gossett Ronald Kinzler Jill Labbe Gall Leidlg Craig Meserole Richard Montgomery Hazel Nemanich John Norris Stacy Reichert Robert Ritter Rosalva Robles Dennis Swinford Karen Testin James Vranich Hazel Weller Loree Wilson Mrs. Arleen Johnson 253 Susan Albright Brian Anderson Jalayne Bolte Alma Bravo Kenneth Christian Karla Conrad Melody Denekas Mark Engstrom Ronald Garcia Laurie Graham John Herbst Raymond Hull Bruce Johnson Linda Klak William Krupowicz third grade 254 Todd Lamping Robin Larson Elisa Marion Shelly Miller Thomas Russ Renee Rutten Barbara Schaefer Robert Sheets Mark Smith Felix Torres Julie Tower Pamela Vanisko Charles Williams Nadine Williams Mrs. Florence F. Johnson Willis m Avery David Barnes Nikki Beck Lori Bielefeld Mary Bragg Mary Elizabeth Cremer Thomas Curtis Dan DuPree Edward Dutkiewicz Sara Eberhard Sharon Foreman Mark Hendron Lynn Jones Andy Juel Darcy Klindworth Linds Kolbs third grade Katherine Manning Connie McKinnon Carla Mitchell Kraig Morris Kevin Ostrowsky Robbie Ragland Keith Rouse Richard Rutherford Harold Schroeder Ronald Schwab Jeffrey Sebby Scotty Sexton Moises Soza Diane VanLoon Mrs. Jane Johnson 255 Cathi Anderson Mark Ashby Ada Bravo Daniel Bush Ronald Cavanagh John Davis Beatrice Harris John Hendron Daniel Hoppe Lynn Howen Martin Ibarra James Johnson Joy Jolly Steven Jones Donald Kinzler third grade 256 Karen Kranz Patricia Lantz David Loock Jimmy McDaniel Kenneth Oster Susan Pauley Cynthia Pennington Karla Pruss Brett Smith Jacqueline Smith Fred Thompson Brian Vaughan John Witkowski Sharon Young Mrs. Rosa McArthur Donald Balter Charleen Beaudry Pamela Bonnet Sally Bush George Chaplin Glenn Cherry David Crockett Arlyn Eisenbrandt Susan Fiene Janet Hankins Julia Kresen John Lapicki Johnny Lollar Tamara Mauer T. Curtis Metesh Brian Mydler Nina Pubentz Steven Puntney Sharon Raat Douglas Richardson Joan Schmitz Mary June Nelson Robert Parker James Peart Amy Petko Donald Piper John Settle Laura Skokan Wayne Suggs Jeffrey Wittman Miss Betty Jane Morton 257 third grade Link Alander Michael Antes Alexandria Argoudelis James Barnes Caren Bielefeld John Broncato Kirk Calkins Larry Churnovic David Countryman Kimberly Findlay Donna Fish Curtis Gauen Annette Hamby James Hampton Caryn Hunter second grade «8 Porfirio Ibarra Randall Kinley Brenda Lee Jeffrey Mahaffey Kevin Mererole Kenneth Pastore Colleen Pennington Adeli ne Phillips Cynthia Santerelli Leslee Serdar Pamela Smith Steven Troha Leah Ann Yates Mrs. RoseAnna Day William Anderson Tammy Catlin Sandra Davis Kelly Dancy Paul Dodd Carrie Domanus Stephen Georgalcas Jorge Gonzales Dean Griffin Deborah Graham Theodore Houle Bonnie Keeley Barbara Kozuh Tracy Laurie Craig Marshall second grade Margaret McCloud Kelly McKanna Elizabeth Meditz Gary Picha John Remus David Saunders Dina Schneider Ralph Schwab Belinda Smith Sheila Smith Scott Story Jill Weems Karen Williams Mrs. Jean Frattinger 259 Brian Ally Charles Baugh Sally Bragg Stacey Coppert Desiree Cowger Matthew Emery Kathleen Farley Mark Fecht Nancy Findlay Darryl Fisher Jose Garcia Shari Hall Kimberly Hardy Regina Hendron Denise Klindworth second grade Michael Kresen Richard Lenzen Joel Lichtenwalter Susan Lowley Tammy Lutter Kelli Ann McMahon Cris Nash John Neal Julie Puntney Philip Sieger Brian VanLoon Mary Webb Michael Whitman Jody Wisman Mrs. Helen Klett 260 Robert Betzwiser David Beuoy Timothy Burd Dorothy Carey Donald Cherry Stephen Crook Lori DelSasso Teresa Dew Brian Eaton Karen French Keith Golliher Janet Ham Sonia Knotts Robert Legler Kimberly Moore second grade Joseph Murphy Dawn Pemble Charles Perko Charles Robinson Julia Seymour Susan Storm Lucia Torres Michael Wagner Cheryl Weese William Winterstein Marilyn Wysocki Mrs. Mary Lynn Sterling 261 John Bostanche Daniel Cherry Kathleen Chester Dawn Christian Darla Dennis Jeffery Dew Kenneth Gierich Lisa Glavan Temi Jo Howard Thomas Howen Brenda Kinnary Robert LaFave Patricia McKinnon Carol McNair Michael Ory 262 second grade Jeffrey Ostrowslcy Lissa Palmer Faith Pollock Thomas Pottorff David Raaf Denise Ratliff Rubiana Robles Andrew Rousoneolos Jerald Semplinski Shirley Shover Kimberly Therrien Douglas Wilking Mrs. Jan Sterenberg Cynthia Gaylord Kristie Gaylord Michael Hedge Erik Huppert Carrie Kirby Robert Kovacevich Abigail Lenzen Kimberlyn Leonard Guy Pennington Julienna Romberg Tina Beck Darla Chobar Gary Eaton Michael Findlay Enrique Garcia first grade Mrs. Charlotte Baker 263 Kimberly Rutherford Mark Sanders Robert Sitoski John Small Garrett Smith Richard Smith Douglas Stropes Elizabeth Troha Robert Wagner Sallie Weller • y- ' [ f Carla Alberico Scott Birsa Scott Bunge Pamela Carlson Mark Ferguson Cindy Findlay Debra Frye Kristy Henderson Robert Hendrickson Gwendolen Hines Richard Holm James Houlis Ruta Kaminskas Edward Kavanaugh Shelley LaFountain first grade 264 Vickie Laurie Stephanie Maclearie Valerie Metesh Kevin Ory Ann Patrick David Prange Jon Pubentz Michael Rite Susan Sather Nanette Wilslef Robert Witkowski Deanna Wittman Laureen Zary M rs. Judith Srachta Michael Avery Tammy Berlin Christopher Burlce Louis Churnovic Brian Cooper Jaimie Courtney Christina Crews Vicki Erickson Susana Garcia Jackie Hardy Lori Howard James Kaatz Richard Marion A . Douglas McCanna Robert Nave first grade Mark Norris Heidi Olson S. Denise Palmer Charlotte Parker Lori Plut Jon Pollock Karen Shirk Steven Sparks Linda Testin Stephanie Turcotte Deborah Wallin Charles Willard Scott Wilson Mrs. Elaine Schmidt 265 Andi Anderson Karen Betzwiser Douglas Beuoy Michael Bosmen Debrah Burnett Teresa Connelly Jeffrey Crockett Doreen Day Gail Evans Michael Farley Julia Fletcher David Kozuh Deanna Kresen Jeanette Kunke John Lockhart first grade Lisa Miller Jane Nealls Sharon Otto Lu Ann Russell Robert Sarcletti Donna Smiley Scott Tighe David Traina Anita Van Zaghl Vicki Vercellotti Nancy Wheeler Harold Wilson Brenda Yeates Mrs. Hazel Wiley 266 first grade John Argoudelis Ellen Baker Donald Beahm Scott Bessette Mark Brown Gayle Chaplin Cindy Fox Jonathan Frink Crystal Gossett Michael Hampton Christina Hoge Douglas Isbell Lea Ann Jones Kristi Kramer Susan Lloyd Scott McFedries Karen McMillin Lori Miller Julia Niznik Thomas Norris Anthony Pemberton Diane Saunders Lynea Serdar Jane Sitkoski Peter Smith Laura South Gina Van Zaghi Gerald Weller Brian Williams Mrs. Edith Rindhart 267 David Blum Dennis Cherry Michelle Cooper Bonne Cowger Christopher Crepps Richard Dew James Emerson Paul Fazio Lisa Hardy Janna Jolly Thomas Knowles Nicole Kovacevich Joel Lenzen Thomas Meditz Joseph Overman kindergarten a.m. 268 Timothy Pastore Rita Richied Carol Rutherfprd Christine Santerelli Craig Schultz Christine Sohovich Michael Thompson Jeffery Traina Toni Walt Margaret Welch Lance Whitmer Richard Wietting Gayle Yahnke Mrs. Ina Brixey Edith Barnes Charles Bielefeld Kurt Bruckbauer Susanne Carlson Catherine Claypool Scott Davis Sandra DeBolt Devin Deering Phillip Drew Richard Ervin Lisa Fisher Christopher Fox Thomas Gruben Daniel Johnston John Larson Patricia Lewis Geoffrey Marko Christopher Mauer Kay Lynn McMahon Jacqueline Medina James Mescher Bonnie Mizicko Linda Pinkerton Lisa Raley Linda Schrader Stephanie See Kenneth Seneca Eric Small Margaret Vant Sheryl Webb Clifford Yahnke Mrs. Evelyn Olson 269 2 0 Burton Baker Jamie Baltz Dee Bartholme Bruce Book Patrick Broncato Jennifer Bronk David Berens Scott Duvall Peter Eberhard prank Heisler Jeffrey Herbst Paul Houk Christopher Keiser Julie Klindworth Christine McDaniel Gary McDaniel Stacey Moore Jennifer Nelson Kevin Nelson Anne Nemanich Rebecca Poyner Christine Prodehl Christopher Saxen Paul Schaller Richard Skokan Maureen Smith Daryl Testin Tamara Wicks Mellisa Wright Lisa Zierath Mrs. Ina Brixey Jennifer Allen Michelle Bosman Robert Cavanagh Marvin Dew Sean Fisher Roger Godinez Darrin Herbst Raymond Howard Loralee Johnson Michael Lambert Clark Longnecker Tina Marshall Irene Murphy Raymond Parrish Marina Perko kindergarten p.m. Colin Petty Margaret Picha Lisa Robinson Rene Robles Mark Schillinger Jamie Simpkins James Stacey Joanne Staehely Gregory Stenzel Eric Vershay Angela Wilson Steven Wilson James Zupancic Miss Evelyn Olson 271 272 John Brown James Burzinski Lori Cherry James Collins Michael Dancy Jeffrey Drumm Beth Erickson Pamela Evans Robert Fish Bradley Goff Douglas Goodsoi Roger Helm Dennis Johnson Maureen Kelly Linda Knotts Kurt Krueger Barbara LaFave Christina Lantz Patrick Lockhart Charles McCann Brian McDaniel Victoria Manning Ruth Ann Morris Douglas Murphy Joseph Nelson Patricia Parker Amy Pennington Jonetta Pennington Janis Robinson Douglas Saunders Constance Sing Mrs. Rita Vahnke kindergarten middle session Sandra Amador Larry Bielefeld Richard Coleman Ronald Coleman Daniel Dergenslci Linda Hickey Ruben Johnson Barbara Peterson Herbert Raaf Larry Simpson Diane Testin Bradley Turcotte Thomas Weller Timothy Weller Mrs. Theresa Powers ungraded 273 Miss Beatrice Downing — Art Mrs. Mary Needham — Principal Mrs. Beverly Boyd — Secretary Mrs. Sue Highly — Secretary 274 Mrs. Geraldine Selfridge — Music Miss Lindalee Adams — Library Miss Madeline Stine — Girls P.E Miss Evenlyn Olson Mrs. Rita Yahnke Mrs. Theresa Powers — Special Education 276 Kindergarten 277 Mrs. Hazeldel Wiley Mrs. Elaine Schmidt Mrs. Edith Rinehart i Mrs. Charlotte Baker First Mrs. Judith Scrachta Mrs. Jean Frattinger Mrs. Mary Lynn Sterling Mrs. RoseAnna Day Second Mrs. Jannis Sterenberg 279 Mrs. Martha J. Johnson Mrs. Jean Huling Fourth Mrs. Ruth Mottinger Mrs. Marilyn Williams 280 Mrs. Edna Pennington Mrs. Ruth Null V Fourth Fifth Mrs. Lynn C. Senda Miss Almeda Brander Mrs. Bonnie McBeth — Reading Supervisor 281 Crystal Lawns School Brian Chancey Debra Chapman Frank Cisneros Laura Clink Linda Cross Ermalinda DeLeon Bryan Greenup Robert Gregorash Reid Hupoch Bradford Jackson Gary Kirman Victoria Koren Kevin Kreiger Daniel Kutsie Kevin Murphy fifth grade Barry Norris Richard Ollis Raelene Ostheim Carlos Overfield Kenneth Palmer Alveda Polyak Dawn Rigoni Anita Rodriguez Wendy Strysik Terri Sullivan Pattie Talbot Laura White Dale Wysocki Mrs. Ruth Chidsey 283 Carl Alice Gina Allen Lonnie Bloodworth Hugh Brown Ronald Buerger Duane Cobb Martin Conterez Cynthia Crandall Holly Ellerbrock Kathleen Hegland Mary Pauline Heitman Patsy Hurt Don Karr Bonnie Lee Linda Lettsome fifth grade 284 Arne Lindberg Anthony Moore David Paulson Roger Reeves Sharon Revels Kimberly Robinette Kayra Roden Joan Schmidt Gerald Sears Deborah Smeets Zestrell Turner Bradley Wellner Larry Williams Thomas Zarley Mrs. Judith Joseph Kenneth Ayola Shelly Christian James Conterez Brian Dean Jeffry Eggman Jeanne Ferguson Roxanne Gardner Wiley Giovenco Alan Greenup Kristen Haas Edward Hall Kevin Harris Linda Harrod Martin Leggero Haeger Long fifth grade Thomas McFarland Miriam Mitchell Kareen Moeller Ronald Peet Laura Pemberton Garry Pirc Jaime Prado Holly Rutherford Diane Saar Richard Scott Mark Soave Sylvia Vela Herbert Wilhelm Mrs. Ruth Segerberg 285 Timothy Blessing Mary Block Shelley Colaric Christopher Erickson Sandra Etheridge Armando Garcia Jodi Giarrante Kayla Glass Michael Hareld Deborah Heitman Deborah Hert Cheryl Johnson Kimberly Kaveney David Kosicek Judith McCoy fourth grade Janet McKeand Lisa Morris Dennis Nussbaum Michael Pera Timothy Raynes Carl Smith Brian Spencer Colleen Staack John Svetlecich Sandra Tezak Raymond Turvey Paul Williams Geneva Wright Mrs. Diane Cryder 286 fourth grade Deborah Palmer C. Gay Partain Richard Pasley Timothy Qualls John Ramsey Nancy Roseen Debra Rudolph Eileen Stacie Jerry Stinson Steven Tate Charity Azman Paula Bambic Cheryl Beverly Regina Conterez James Dewitt William Ellerbrock Julie Harshbarger Mark Hutson Paul Johnson Kurt Kuehni Michael McClintock Marcia Menozzi Robert Methvin Janice Nash Julia Neer 288 Cheryl Ackerman Elizabeth Bennett Glenn Cain Tammy Carey Barbara Chance Annie Pearl Coomer David Dixon Lorriane Greenup Perry Helton Ronald Henson Daniel Inman Mary Jordan Kirk Kelly Cressa leggero Joy Lowery Charolotte McCully Sheryl McFarland Cindy Morris Karen Murphy Kenneth Nussbaum Kenneth Overfield Frank Partida Ronae Pedersen Tina Polcyn Kari Rollins Steven Scheldt Dennis Vacu Sarah Votik Michael Weis Steven Wilmoth Dawn Wisneski Greg Zimmerman Mrs. Donna Knoche Mark Ailing Robert Brick Cheryl Brown Brian Burrington Cathleen Butler Terry Carter Sheldon Cook Mark Daughters Raymond Deeter Timothy Fogle Judith Gossman Kerry Harris Gregg Horath Rebecca Hotuyec Dale Howen V « fourth grade Johnny Johnson Benita Ketch Laura Konowalski Michael McCully Daniel Muren Robert Oliver Dana Pearson Brian Peel William Pirc Julie Rice Douglas Smith Ronald Sorg Susan Talarico Kimberly Wagner Elizabeth Wiley Kathleen Winter Mrs. Ruth Sebben 289 James Borgra Leanne Brown Gary Buss Andrew Carey Evonne Coleman Kimberly Darin Daniel DeLara Gregory Dernule Tyrone Dowd Dawn Eddy Larry Ferguson Barry Fredericks Heidi George Larry Gossman Debbie Govoni 290 third grade Catherine Legare Gary Liptak Ella Jayne Miersch Lori Moholick Lynne Moore Shari Perkins Lisa Ann Rudolph Debra Smeets Randall Spencer Tina Tacchia Jennifer Toton Marsha Williams Miss Linda Cryder Michaef Abens Lisa Ament Tammie Ayola Leon Bergman Brenda Campbell Mark Carey Kim Clark Lindsay Daniels Todd Gianrrante Margaret Gregorash Mark Horschler Tanya Lang Conme Law Hal Likes Brett Loeffler third grade Laurie Novak Dean Partak Michael Rains Kennis Roden Michael Rush Howard Savage Gary Shapiro Lars Staack Bonnie Stamm Tony Turner Tammy Wiltberger Deborah Woods Marianne Zobel Mrs. Imogene Failing 291 797 Donna Bedwell Lisa Cain Belinda Chance Bruce Criss Leo Duay Gina Ferrari Robert Hamilton April Harbaugh Connie Henson David Int-Hout Kenneth Jordon Lynn Karr Edward Koren Connie Marso Michael Mason Jerald Menozzi Marie Oliver Michelle Pera Johnny Raynes Scott Revels Steven Sanford Rickey Saulsburry Charmaine Smeets Mark Tomazic Scot Turvey John Vocu Denise White Laura Wiseman William Ziech Gary Zimmerman Mrs. Renee Geisfler ' 3 Marie Adlington Daniel Allender David Bambic Beth Bergman Stacy Borden Phillip Boyd Lori Brereton Laurie Bush Robert Carrington David Crandall Denise Dean Matthew DeRocco Mary Beth Hedtcke Katherine Henderson Robert Higgenbotham third grade Jo Int-Hout Martin Ivec Keith Johnson Monty Mattix Brenda McKeand John Molnar Colleen O'Neil Danielle Rivera J. Scott Roberts John Staack Bonnie Strysik Pamela Tate Karen Voitik Mrs. Jane Hayes 293 294 Kevin Binzen Dwayne Blessing Deborah Boyd Anna Carroll Randy Graf Nannette Hagen Caroljean Hathaway Lisa Houclc Lisa Karr Keith Kelly L. Mark Lattina Annette Leggero Mila Likes Matthew Lucas Paul Metcalf Shirley Morello Landra Osmus Jody Palcisko Kimberly Parker Donna Peciulis Kenneth Polcyn David Rafter Jeffrey Rogers Johnny Sanchez Michael Smith Sean Sweeney Wendy Tomko Mark Vershay Barbara Warren Richard Welch Mrs. Marian Storm i Ronald Bedwell Jane Beverly Robert Buss Timothy Crandall Mike Daughters Amy Jo Engel Mark Fowler Cheryl Govoni James Groves Margaret Gudgeon Laura Horath Michele Hotuyec Deen Howen Brenda Johnson Kelly Johnson Lisa Kemp Lisa Lorenc Patricia McGann Thomas Metcalf Gladdies Meyerhoff Loree Neer Susan Qualls Tammy Reynolds Douglas Roberts Gregory Seeley Roger Sorg Thomas Stack Robert Tezak Lisa Vidican Phillip Waddell Randall Welz Cindy Whiddon Kimberly Witczak Kenneth Worland Judith Bernoteit 295 David Bennett Holly Berglund Ron Bruno Jose Casas Robert Coleman Dorea D'Agostino Rosemarie DiGovine Susan Ferguson Pamela Gardner Anthony Hamilton Carolun Helton Patricia Helton Jeffrey Hermann Steven Horm Debra Inman Caryn Kreiger M. Steven Long Darlene Lovstad Thomsa Mulligan second grade Julie Newman Anthony Palcisko Gary Partak Mishael Peciulis Earl Pedersen Alicia Prado Annette Reposh Cindy Rooffener Wayne Rudolph Carolyn Schmitz Joseph Stefko Georgina Svetlecich Dale Therrien Brian Waldron Elisabeth Watkins Mrs. Ruth Dock 296 ( Ronald Allen Shaunna Buehler Holly Butler James Columbus Diana Conterez Robert Dewitt Dean Int-Hout Darryl Johnson Brian Kelleher Jackie Kinney Scot Liptak Lane Mattix Laura McCarthy Janet Moholick Jane Molnar Nancy Neely Deborah Nussbau Ronald Offerman Christine Crosco Joan Partak Jamie Pedersen Juliann Pirc Susan Plant Collette Rafter Sandra Reynolds Brian Rogers Kathryn Saar Michael Savage Michael Scott m Richard Vancas Murlene Weller Charles Wilson Mark Zarley Ann Kane Mrs. Ruth Canaday 297 Sheryl Ailing Maria Argoudelis Tina Bill Mark Binzen Sean Brown Debra Buerger Jackie Cisneros Russell Clifton Debra Cook Stanley Coomer Suzanne DeZee Lee Duay Mariann Hagen Charles Hall Debra Hatchett Gerry Helton Steven Higgenbotham Kerry Irwin Bryan Kuehni Jody Law James Mangel Kevin McCormick Pamela Moholick Patrick Peet Michael Polyak Sandra Prodehl David Roseen Michael Santolin Vickey Saulsburry Anthony Skoien Donald Smith Susan Somacal Ronald Stefanich Rose Mary Valdez Robert Wagner Miss Helen Rix — Joann Argoudelis Janet Bambic Terryl Blessing Jeffrey Brown Timothy Butler Leanna Cross Tina DeWitt Kather:ne Ford Joletta Gardner Donald Govoni Eric Greenup Thomas Harper Dale Inman Tad Int-Hout April Denise McFarland first grade Judith Molnar Joseph Novak Amy Pemberton Nyoka Polyak Michael Przybysz Barry Rigoni Leslie Schmitz Lisa Soave David Stefko David Williams Donald Williams J. Brian Wood Mrs. Janet VanLoon Mrs. Francis Cofer 299 Shanna Borden Michael Bramel Robert Brown Larry DeWitt David Gregorich Gina Grewenig Patrick Groves Jane Hamor Sharon Helton Freddie Irwin James Johnston Dale Kabrick Gerald Keyser Robin Kyle Mark Lindberg first grade 300 Tracy Long Frank Reposh Tamara Revels Barbara Schoener Jacqueline Smith Richard Svetlecich Lori Talbot John Turner Tom VanHorne Lloyd White Chris Wicburg Mrs. Lucille Eberhart Brian Block Paul Cain Robert Cline Vicky Clink Dennis DuBois Robert Duranto Ronald Erickson Diane Evans Michelle Failing Kenneth Groves Michael Hall Richard Harshbarger Georgeanna Hathaway Carlene Helton Christopher Ketch first grade Michael Kosicek Tammy Leonard Kevin Markley Patrick McCanna Karen Orosco Thomas Overfield Donald Pierce Irma Rodriguez Laura Sytko Jeanette Today Mark Toton Kenneth Wilmoth Mrs. Pat Norris 301 Cinda Allen Kevin Berglund Mark Burditt Sandra Colaric Thomas George Jane Gove Edward Hathaw ' Tamara Henson Amy Hotuyec Andrew Houck Mary Ellen Imrie Sean Kelleher Paul Likes Scott Lockwood Maureen McGanr first grade 302 Diane McKeand Bobbie Jo Peterson Robert Pierce Brian Reeves Linda Reynolds Christopher Santolin Debra Slusher Douglas Therrien Ruth Tomko Richard Voitik Michael Walters Ricky Williams Miss Judy Robertson Charles Albright Christine Anderson Michael Carey Theresa Clark Julio Conterez Bryan Dernulc Michelle Egizio Jeffrey Fox Pamela Hall Michael Hert Daniel Jackson Kurt Johnson Dawn Kinzler Lisa Knop Douglas Luzbetak first grade Joseph Paluzzi Kevin Peters Debra Redman Richard Rivera J. Troy Roberts Kari Rub Sandra Smith Thomas Tacchia Cheryl Testa Leanna Weller Marsha Whitmer Brett Wysoclc Mrs. Miriam Simon 303 Dena Adlington David Carey Lorenzo Casas Jessie Cisneros Ronald Clark Tandy Clifton Mark Crumpler Steve Harvey Karen Kelly Deanne Kinsella Budd Landers Brian Lewandowski Edwin Lim Michael McGann Crista Metcalf kindergarten a.m. Roberta Pedersen Philip Rivera Keven Rooffener Louise Stefanich Cornelio Valdez Kent White Timothy Wicburg Miss Ida Belle Gray 304 Wendy Bedale James Biggins Diana Bill Robin Butler Janet Carey Tony Columbus Lora Crandall Sheryl Davis David Eichholzer kindergarten Scott Ellis Donald Fiday Joanne Frazier James Hamilton Richard Hatchett Richard Henderson p.m. Cheri Kotrher James Lyman Lisa McKeand Tena McKeand Peter Offerman Mark Overbey Scott Parker Michael Raynes Joyce Rudolph Karen Sayre Christine Shifter Donetta Vershay Michael Witczak Julie Young 305 Pamela Avram Diane Barker Donna Biernat Rebecca Conterez Sharon Fix T. Lee Grisson Paula Groves James Jansen A. Joseph Kayfish Carla Ligon Tammy Londrie Paula Morris Cheryl Nash Cara Lynn Norris Janet Owen kindergarten p.m. Pamela Plant Daniel Priddy Heidi Schooner Michael Schooner Steven Stefko Teresia Stefko Ascencion Vela Matthew Wedic M rs. Yolanda Holehan 306 Joe Alan Bedale Amy Boris Brian Buldak Jayme Cline Donna Dean Scott Dean Robert Devereaux Anneta Jo Drilling Lee Eddy Ronald Fox George Gauden Larry Groves Susan Harshbarger Yuvonda Hoppers LeEtta Horath kindergarten middle session Michele Ivec Christine Lockwood R. Christopher Lorene Lesli Ann Mason Tammy McClintock Nancy Murphy Lisa Pearson Russell Pierce Nicholas Dawn Spencer James Whalen Rusty Whiddon Laurie Wiltberger Wendy Wrona Mrs. Yolanda Holehan 307 Richard Belom Helen Conroy Elizabeth Crittenden Edith Hagen Kristin Hojnacki Greg Legare Mark Ludden Linda Osmus Denise Pinkston Lora Plavec Linda Rice Kimberly Robinson Jennifer Rollins Mark Smith Rebecca Soave kindergarten middle session Paul Stack Donald Worland Mrs. Pat Jones 308 309 Mrs. Diane Cryder Mrs. Claudia Hotuyec Fourth Mrs. Donna Knoche Mrs. Ruth Sebben 310 Mrs. Imogene Failing Mrs. Renee Geistler Third Mrs. Jane Hayes Mrs. Marian Storm 311 Mrs. Ann Kane M!ss Linda Cryder Mrs. Ruth Dock Second Miss Judith Bernoteit Miss Helen Rix Mrs. Wilda Best 312 313 Mrs. Francis Cofer Mrs. Patricia Norris Miss Judy Robertson First Mrs. Miriam Simon 1 V K E J i 1 .ill] rfM Mrs. Yolanda Holehan Kindergarten 314 315 BONNIE JEAN BRINKMAN Remember now thy creator in the days of thy youth. Ecclesiastes 12:1 Class of 1971 In Memoriam DIANE ERICKSON Jesus said unto her, I am the resurrection, and the life: he that believeth in me though he were dead, yet shall he live: And whosoever liveth and believeth in me shall never die. Believest thou this? She saith unto him, Yea, Lord: I believe that thou art the Christ, the Son of God. St. John I 1:25-27 Class of 1973 316 Senior Credits and Index AGNICH. FRANK RUDOLPH JR. — Latin Club 1-4: Baseball I, 2. Page 26. ALTENHOFF, CATHY ANNE — FIELDER 1-4. Art Editor 2, 3, Editor-in-Chief 4: Quill Scroll 3. 4; N.H.S. 3, 4. Vice-President 4: Drama Club 1-4; Ger- man Club 1-4, Vice-President 3, 4; A.F.S. 3: Speech Club 2,3; Illinois State Scholar 4: Honor Roll Pin I -4; Perfect Attendance 1-3; Junior Class Vice-President: N.F.L. 3, 4; Thespians 2-4: Spring Play I 2. Pages 4 25. 26. 50, I 10, I 14, 143, I 17, 130. ANDERSON. JOAN — Band 1.2; German Club I; F. S.A. 3; G.A.A. I. Page 26. BANGERT. GAIL M. — Green White Review 2-4, Co-editor 3, Editor 4; Quill Scroll 4; German Club 3, 4: Speech Club 2, 3; F.T.A. President 4: Girls’ State 3; Illinois State Scholar 4; Honor Roll Pin I; Perfect Attendance I. 4: Pep Club I, 2. Pages 25, 26, 116. 135. 117. BAYER, JOHN SCOTT - Band I, 2: Green White Club 3, 4; Football 1-4; Basketball 1-4; Baseball 1-4. Pages 26. 42, 76, 88. 100, 101. 105. BAYLES, SUSAN LEE — Drama Club I: Band 1-4; Latin Club 1-4, Treasurer 3; F.N.A. 1-3, Treasurer 2; Honor Roll Pin I; Perfect Attendance 2, 4: Pep Club 2. Pages 26, I 19, 137, 139. BENNETT, DON — German Club 1-3, Sergeant-at- Arms 3; Football 1,2; Basketball 1,2; Track 1.2; Pep Club I, 2. Pages 26, 32, 38. BENNETT, JAN MARIE — Trackettes 3. 4; Pommer- ettes 3: Choir I, 2; Latin Club 1-3: F.N.A. 1-3: G. A.A. 1-4, Publicity Chairman 3, Points Chairman 4; Illinois State Scholar 4; Pep Club I. Pages 25, 26, 120, 143. BENNETT, ROXANN — Green White Review 3. 4, Grade School Feature Editor 3, High School Poet- ry Editor 4: Drama Club 4; Spanish Club I, 2; Libra- ry Club I, 2; Vertical File Chairman 2; Science Math Club 2-4; G.A.A. 1,2; Pep Club 1, 2. Page 26. BERGLUND, LORIE — PLAINSMAN 3; FIELDER 3. 4; Drama Club 2, 3; Choir I, 2: Latin Club I, 2: F.N.A. 2; G.A.A. 3, 4: Pep Club I, 2; Spring Play I, 2; N.H.S. 4. Pages 27, 111,1 16, 143. BIERNAT, GERALD — FIELDER 3, 4; Camera Club 3. 4: German Club I; Football I; Track I, 2. Pages 27, I 14. BIRTHISEL, PATRICIA LEE — PLAINSMAN 1-4, Grade School Co-editor 2, Grade School Editor 3, Senior Editor 4; Pommerettes 3; Choir 2; Spanish Club I; G.A.A. I; Perfect Attendance I, 2; Pep Club I; Honor Roll Pin I. Pages 2, 3, II. 27, 113, III. BISHOP. HARLEY — Page 27. BONNAR, SUE ELLEN — Choir I; F.H.A. I. 2; F. S.A. 3, 4; Pep Club I. Page 27. BORGO. KATHLEEN MARIE — Drama Club 1-4; Spanish Club 1-3: A.F.S. 2, 3: Pep Club I, 2. Page 27. BOSTANCHE. DAVID — Page 27. BOZO — Pages 4. 70, 71. BUCCIARELLI. GARY — Page 27. BULIAN. MIKE — Not Pictured. BURNETTI, JOHNNA — Spanish Club 3: Student Council 3, 4, Representative 3, Vice-President 4; G. A.A. 2; Transfer Student from St. Francis 2. Pages 27, 126. CAMARENA, PATRICIA ANN — FIELDER 4; Drama Club 4; Choir 3; Spanish Club 3. 4, Vice- President 4: G.A.A. 3; Honor Roll Pin 3, 4; Fall Play 3. Pages 28. 74, 75, III, 131, 184. CARTER, KATHLEEN ANN — FIELDER 4; Camera Club 3, 4; F.H.A. I; F.S.A. 4: Pep Club 3. 4. Pages 28, 124. CEROVAC, MICHAEL — Football I, 2. Page 28. CERVEN, BEN — Page 28. CHESTER. DEBORA KAY — Camera Club 3; Color Guard 4: F.H.A. 1-3; F.S.A. 4; G.A.A. I; Pep Club I. Page 18. COLLIER, KATHY SUE — F.N.A. I, 2: Pep Club I. 317 Pages 2, 16, 28. COLLINS. PATRICIA MARIE — Wrestling Auxilia- ry 3; Trackettes 3: Spanish Club I; F.S.A. 3, Treasur- er 4; G.A.A. I -4, Baseball Sporthead 2, Jr.-Sr. Activ- ity 3, Vice-President 4: Pep Club 1, 2. Pages 29, 120. 134. COONS. BARBARA ANN — N.H.S. 2-4: Pommer- ettes 2, 3: Choir I, 2: Latin Club 1-3: F.N.A. 4: G.A.A. I, 2: Honor Roll Pin 1-4. Pages 29, 143. COONS, TRUDY — Page 30. COWGER, DONNA MARIE — FIELDER I -4: Cam- era Club 3, 4; Drama Club 2-4; Band I. 2: French Club 1-4: G.A.A. 2; Honor Roll Pin 4: Perfect At- tendance 1-4: Art Scholarship 3, 4. Pages 30, 124. DANIELS, SUE ANN — Transfer STudent 4. Page 30. DANNEWITZ, DEBRA DEE — Trackettes 3. 4: Drama Club 1-3: Band 1-3: Spanish Club I: F.N.A. 4: F.S.A. 3: G.A.A. 1-4: Pep Club I, 2. Pages II. 30. DAVIS, GLEN — Page 30. DEARDURFF, JAMES AUGUSTINE — Page 30. DELANEY. ROBERT ALAN — Football 1-3: Track I. 2. Pages 30, 82. DEML, DENNA — F.H.A. I; F.S.A. I: Pep Club I. Page 30. DENNIS. KAREN ANN — Choir I; Spanish Club I: F.H.A. I: Pep Club I. Page 30. DIGIOVINE, MARY FRANCIS — Spanish Club I: Science and Math Club 4: F.H.A. 2: Honor Roll Pin 4. Page 31. DODD. DONNA DIANN — F.H.A. I, 2: F.S.A. 3: Pep Club 1, 2. Page 31. DONNELLY, WILLIAM G. — Transfer from La- Salle-Peru. Pages 12, 31. DOUGLAS. WILLIAM R. — Track 1-3: Pep Club I, 2. Page 3 I. DOYLE. JANE M. — FIELDER 4; Green White Review 3, 4: Trackettes 3. 4: Choir I. 2: Latin Club 1-3; G.A.A. I, 2; Pep Club I. 2. Page 31. DURANTO, JACK N. JR. — Choir I: Latin Club 1-4: Baseball I: Illinois State Scholar 4; Honor Roll Pin I, 4; Perfect Attendance 1-4. Page 31. EICHELBERGER. JOHN — Choir I, 2: Green White Club 3, 4: Football 1-4: Basketball 1-3: Track 3. Pages 28, 31, 76, 188. EISENBRANDT, BERYL H. — N.H.S. 2-4: Drama Club I; Pommerettes 3, 4: Choir I, 2; German Club 1, 2: F.S.A. 3, 4: G.A.A. I, 2: Honor Roll Pin 2-4; Spring Piay I. Pages 31, 141. 143. ERICKSON. DONALD RAY. JR. — Choir 1-3; Wrestling 1,2: Perfect Attendance 3. Page 29. ERICKSON. HOLLY A. — Drama Club 3: Spanish Club I, 2: A.F.S. 3: Honor Roll Pin 3: Perfect At- tendance 4; Pep Club I, 2: N.H.S. 4. Pages 31, 134, 143. ESSER. KEVIN — FIELDER 2, 3: Green White Re- view 4: N.H.S. 2: Spanish Club 1-3; A.F.S. 3; Illinois State Scholar 4; Honor Roll Pin 1-4. Pages 25. 32. ETNYRE. LEANNE EDNA — FIELDER 2-4: Choir I. 2; Colorguard I: German Club I: Speech Club I; Cheerleader 1-4; Pep Club 1,2; Secretary-Treasurer I; Class Treasurer I. Pages 32, 76, 104, 106. EVANS, WILMA JEAN — F.H.A. 1-3: Perfect At- tendance 2-4: Pep Club I, 2. Page 32. FASSIOTTO, ROBERT — Spanish Club I, 2; Green White Club 3, 4; Football 1-4; Basketball 1-4; Baseball 1-4; Perfect Attendance 2. 4. Pages 32. 39. 76. 101, 105. FAZIO. ANTHONY — N.H.S. 4: Spanish Club 1-4: Wrestling I, 2: Baseball 2: Illinois State Scholar 4; Honor Roll Pin 1-4; Perfect Attendance 2, 4; Class Vice-President 4. Pages 24, 25, 32, 66. FERGUSON, CATHY JO. — Green White Re- view 3; F.H.A. 1, 2; F.S.A. 3: Pep Club I; C.W.T. 4. Page 32. FLETCHER, PATRICIA ANN — Drama Club I; Co- lorguard 1-4, Co-Captain 3, Captain 4; Choir I; F.H.A. I. 2: Perfect Attendance 3. Pages 33. 141. FLINT, WILLIAM W. — Latin Club 2; Wrestling I. 2. Pages 33, 67. FRY, FLOYD W. — Wrestling I; Baseball 3; Pep 318 Club I. Page 34. GANS, SHARON — Page 34. GATO, ROBERT A — Spanish Club 3; Green White Club 2-4: Football I, 4: Track 1-4; Honor Roll Pin 1-4; N.H.S. 4; American Legion Award 4. Pages 32. 34, 37, 76. 143. 188. GAWLIK. KATHRYN JILL — Spanish Club I; Per- fect Attendance 2. Pages 34. 82. 83. GEHRKE. RICKY DEAN — Choir I: Cross Country 1.2; Basketball I; Track I; Spring Play 3: C.W.T. 4. Page 34. GEHRKE, THOMAS E. — Library Club 2-4: Radio Club 1-3, President 2; Science and Math Club 4; Football 1,2; Track I; Fall Play I -4; Spring Play 1. 2. Page 34. GERBER, DON — Page 34, 47. GIERICH. THOMAS EUGENE — Green and White Club 3, 4; Football 1-4; Wrestling 1-3; Track 1-3; Pep Club 1-3. Pages 32, 34, 55, 76, 188. GITERSONKE. DEBORAH JO — PLAINSMAN 4; Trackettes 3; Band 1-4, Historian 3, President 4; F.H.A. I, 2; F.S.A. 3, 4, Vice-President 4; G.A.A. I, 2; Pep Club I. 2. Pages 34, III. 112, 113, 119, 134, 137, 138. GOODSPEED, TERRY LEE — Drama Club 1-4, Sec- retary 3: Choir I; Latin Club 1-4; Speech Club 3,4, Vice-President 4; F.N.A. 1.2; F.T.A. I -4; N.F.L. 3, 4, Chairman 4: Thespians 1-4: Fall Play 1-4, Student Di- rector 3: Spring Play I, 2. Pages 35, 74. 132. GRIFFITH, NEVA MARINE — PLAINSMAN 1-3: Drama Club 1-3, Vice President 3; Band 1-3; French Club I. 2; G.A.A. 2; Perfect Attendance I; Thespi- ans 2, 3. Pages 16. 35. GRUBEN, STEVE F. — Band 2-4; Spring Play 2; Transfer Student 2. Pages 28. 32. 35, 38, 55, 82. HALEY, JANE ALICE — FIELDER Finance Manager 4; Drama Club 1-4: German Club 1-4; A.F.S. 3: Li- brary Club 1, 2, 4; F.N.A. 4; F.H.A. I; Fall Play 4; II- linois State Scholar 4: Spring Play I; Transfer Stu- dent from Joliet Central 4. Pages 25, 35, 75, 79, I 14, 127. HANDLEY, KATHY JOAN — Drama Club 4; Pom- merettes 3, 4; Choir I, 2, 4; French Club 2-4; Span- ish Club I; F.H.A. 2; Honor Roll Pin 3; Perfect At- tendance 3: Pep Club I. 2. Pages 35, 141, I 19, 127. HANNI. SUSAN JEANNE — Page 35. HANSON, KAREN ANN — Pommerettes 2, 3; Choir 1,2; Latin Club 1,2: F.N.A. 1,2; G.A.A. 1. 2; Pep Club I. Page 35. HANSON. PAUL WILLIAM — N.H.S. 3. 4: Band 4; French Club I: Green White Club 4; Cross Coun- try 2-4; Track 1-3; Illinois State Scholar 4. Pages 35, 76, 94. 139. 143. HARBAUGH. HANK W. — Pages 35, 59. HARRIS, JOANN RAE — Choir I, 2; G.A.A. I; Pep Club 1, 2. Page 38. HART. RONALD — Pages 38, 59. HARTONG, MARY — Page 38. HAYDEN, KERRI JEAN — Green White Review 3: Choir 1,2; F.H.A. I; F.S.A. 3. 4: Pep Club 2. Page 38. HEINSELMAN, LOU ANN — Band 2-4. Secretary 4; F.N.A. 2-4, Secretary 3, President 4: Honor Roll Pin 3; N.F.L. 3, 4; Transfer Student from McCleur High School 2. Pages 38. 67, 136, 137, 138, I 19. HERATH, ERICH — Choir I. 2; Football 2; Basket- ball I. Page 38. HEWLETT, SALLY ANN — PLAINSMAN 2-4. Art Editor 3, 4: FIELDER I; Drama Club 1-3; Pommer- ettes 3; Choir I, 2; Girl's Ensemble 2; Latin Club I. 2: A.F.S. 2: G.A.A. 1-4, Publicity Chairman 2, Stunts Tumbling Sporthead 3; Publicity 4; Honor Roll Pin 4; Perfect Attendance 1-4; Pep Club I, 2, Publicity 2; Junior Class Treasurer; Thespians 3; Fall Play 2. Pages 16. 28. 32. 39. 43, 113, 120. HICKEY, JEFFREY M. — Transfer Student 2. Page 39. HILL. DEBORAH BARLOW — FIELDER I -4; Quill Scroll 3, 4; Trackettes 3, 4; Camera Club 3; Drama Club I, 2; Colorguard 3; Pommerettes f, 2; Choir 1-3; F.N.A. 1, 2, 4; G.A.A. I; Pep Club I. Pages 40, I 14. HODGEN, MICHAEL — Paqes 40, 77, 97. 319 HOLLINGSWORTH. KATHY LEE — Drama Club 4; Choir 3, 4: Speech Club 4: F.T.A. 4; G.A.A. 3, 4. Pages 40, I 19. HOLM, LEANNE MARY — PLAINSMAN 1-4. Co- org'anizations Editor 2. Editor of Organizations 3, Co-editor-in-chief 4; Wrestling Auxiliary 3-4. Senior Representative; Drama Club I. 2: Colorguard I. 2; G.A.A. 1-3. Pages 40, 54. 110, 117. HOLSTEIN, TERRY — Green White Review 2-4, Layout Editor 4; Camera Club 3; Drama Club I; Band 1-4. Quartermaster; Choir 4; German Club I, 2; Radio Club 1. 2; Science Math Club 1,2: F.T.A. 1-3; Track 2; Fall Play 2-4: Spring Play 2. Pages 40, I 16, I 19, 137, 139. HOLZHUETER. STEPHEN — FIELDER I, 2: Band 1- 4; German Club 1-4, Sergeant-at-arms 4; Perfect Attendance I, 3; Fall Play 2-4; Spring Play 2. Pages 40. 139 HOUCK. ELAINE MARIE — FIELDER 3: Green and White Review 3. Poetry Editor 3; Trackettes 3; Drama Club 3, 4, Secretary 4: Choir 4: French Club 2, 3, Historian 3: Thespians 3. 4: Fall Play 3, 4, Assist- ant Director 3; Transfer from St. Francis Academy 2. Pages 40, 75, I 19, 127. HOULE, TONY — Choir I; Green and White Club 3. 4; Football 1-4: Wrestling 1-4; Track 1-3. Pages 40. 76. 77, 97. 188. HUML, SUZANNE MARIE — PLAINSMAN 2: Wrestling Auxiliary 4; Trackettes 3, 4; Pommerettes 2- 4; Choir I; Spanish Club I, 2: G.A.A. 1-3, Secre- tary-Treasurer 3; Pep Club I. 2. Pages 40. 141. HUNTER. CHERYL LYNN — French Club 2-4: F.T.A. I; F.H.A. I, 2: Pep Club I, 2. Page 41. HUTCHINGS. DEBRA SUE — PLAINSMAN 2-4, Sports Editor 4; Wrestling Auxiliary 3, Secretary- Treasurer 3; Trackettes 3; Drama Club I, Freshman Representative; Colorguard 1-4, Co-Captain 4; Choir 1.2; Spanish Club 1,2; G.A.A. 1-3, Soccer Sporthead 3: Cheerleader 4. Pages 12, 41, 66, 73, 76, 104, 106. IDLEMAN, WARREN R. — Page 41. JACK, LINDA SUE — FIELDER 2, 3: N.H.S. 3. 4: Drama Club 1-4. Vice-President 4; Choir I, 2: Ger- man Club 1-4, Secretary 4: A.F.S. 2. 3; G.A.A. I; Honor Roll Pin 1-4; Pep Club I, 2; Thespians 1-4, Vice-President 4; Fall Play 1-4, Make-up Costume Head 3, Business Manager 4; Spring Play 1-3. Pages 41, 110. 127. 143. 130. JADRNAK. JACQUELINE D. — FIELDER 2-4. Feature Editor 3, Managing Editor 4; Green White Review 2: Quill Scroll 3, 4; N.H.S. 2-4, Prov- isional Member 2: Camera Club 4; Drama Club 1-4; Choir I, 2; French Club 1-4, President 3: French Honor Society 2-4; G.A.A. 2-4; Sporthead 4; Illinois State Scholar 4; Honor Roll Pin 1-4; Pep Club I, 2: Thespians 3, 4; Fall Play 4; Spring Play 2; National Merit Finalist. Pages 4. 41,25, 62. 75. 114, 121, 127, 143. JENKINS, MARK ROBERT — FIELDER 4; N.H.S. 3, 4; Spanish Club 1.2; F.T.A. 1.2; Basketball I; Illinois State Scholar 4; Transfer Student from Joliet Cen- tral 4. Pages 25, 41, 84, 143. JOHNSON, BRUCE — Page 41. JOHNSON, CATHY — Student Council I: F.H.A. 1-3; Transfer Student from East High School, Bluff City, Tenn. 4. Page 41. JUDY, CHERYL DIANE — Colorguard I, 2; Choir I, 2; French Club I, 2: Student Council I; F.N.A. I; G.A.A. 2; Cheerleader 2, 3; Pep Club I, 2. Pages II, 16, 41. JUST, LORELEI ANN — PLAINSMAN 3; Green White Review 4: N.H.S. 3. 4; Drama Club 3: Spanish Club I, 2; A.F.S. 2, 3, President 3; G.A.A. 1-4; Illi- nois State Scholar 4; Honor Roll Pin 1-4; Pep Club 2. Pages 25. 42, 67. JUSTICE, DARYL GENE — Transfer Student from Indiana 4. Pages 77. 81, 97. KARALES, IRENE — Drama Club 2-4: French Club I, 2: A.F.S. 3: F.S.A. 3, 4, President 4; Perfect At- tendance 4: Pep Club 1. 2. Pages 42, I 34. KASTMAN, CAROLYN JEAN — PLAINSMAN 3; Drama Club 2: Choir 1,2: German Club I; F.H. A. I; F.S.A. 3, 4, Recording Secretary 4; Pep Club 2. Pages 42, 134. KELLY, PATRICIA A. — G.A.A. 3; Transfer Student from St. Francis Academy 3. Page 42. KENNEDY, ROBERT MONTAGUE — Wrestling 2: Perfect Attendance I, 2. Pages 29, 42, 47. 320 ■ KNARR. MARTIN — Page 42. KNOWLES. NANCY ANN — Drama Club 2, 3; Pommerettes 3; Choir 1,2; French Club 1-4, Presi- dent 4; G.A.A. I; Spring Play I. Pages 43, 128. KOLBA, DEAN PAUL — N.H.S. 3. 4, President 4; Choir I; Latin Club 1-4; Green White Club 4; Cross Country 1-4; Basketball 1-4; Track I, 3, 4: Illi- nois State Scholar 4; Honor Roll Pin 1-4. Pages 25, 43 , 76, 100, 101, 143. KOMM, PAUL M. — Choir I; Green White Club 3, 4: Library Club 3, 4; Radio Club 2, 3; Football Manager 2, 4: Wrestling 2-4, Manager 3; Track 2, 3, Manager 2. Pages 44, 76, 77, 97, 188. KUBINSKI, DONALD — Junior Class President. Pages 32, 44, 55, 66, 76, 101, 188. LARSON, KEVIN L.— Basketball I; Track 1-3: Per- fect Attendance 1-4; Pep Club I. 2. Page 44. LEAHIGH, PAMELA KAY — FIELDER I; Drama Club I; Colorguard I, 2; Choir President 2; French Club 1-3; G.A.A. 1-3. Pages 32, 44. 82. LEI DIG, ALAN RICHARD — Latin Club 1.2: Cross Country 2. 3; Basketball 2; Perfect Attendance 1-3. Pages 44. 81. LEPPERT, ROSE ANN — F.H.A. 2; F.S.A. 4; Perfect Attendance 4. Page 44. LEUPOLD, JOY ANN — FIELDER 2-4, Circulation- Editor 4; Trackettes 3. 4, Vice-President 4; Choir I; Latin Club 1-4; A.F.S. 3, 4; F.N.A. 1,4; F.T.A. Vice- President 4; G.A.A. I, 2: Honor Roll Pin 2, Perfect Attendance I; Pep Club 2. Pages 44, 114, 122, 123, 135, 143. LETTSOME, SANDRA LEA — Trackettes 4: Drama Club 1-3; Band Twirler 2-4: Choir 1-4; F.N.A. 4: G.A.A. 2, 3; Pep Club 2, Fall Play I. 2; Spring Play I; Transfer Student from Marseilles High 4. Pages 44. 69, I 19, 139. LEWIS, LARRY — Football 2; Basketball I: Track 2: Boys' State 3: Perfect Attendance 2. Pages 25, 44. LIKES, CHARLES — Pages 77, 97. LILLIBRIDGE, DOROTHY — Page 45. LILLY, MARK E. — Football 2; Basketball 2. Page 45. LOCHER. VICTOR — Pages 12, 45. LOHMAR, JACQUELYN ANN — Transfer Student from Joliet West 2; Perfect Attendance 1-4; Pep Club 2. Page 45. LOLLAR, MICHAEL — Choir I; Green White Club 4: Baseball 3, 4. Pages 45. 82. 84. LONERGAN, COLLEEN ANN — PLAINSMAN 1-4; Ass t. Grade School Editor 2, High School 3, Co-Editor-in-Chief 4; Quill Scroll 3, 4: N.H.S. 2-4, Treasurer 4: Trackettes 3, 4; Drama Club 1-4, Presi- dent 3; Latin Club 1-3; A.F.S. 2, 3, Secretary 3: Li- brary Club I: G.A.A. 1-4; Illinois State Scholar 4; Honor Roll Club 1-4; Perfect Attendance I, 2; Fall Play 2; Spring Play 1,2: Thespians 2-4. Pages 45, 63, I 10, I 17, 143. MCALLISTER, BRUCE JAMES — German Club 1- 4, President 3, 4; Student Council 2, 3; F.T.A. 3; Football I; Wrestling 1-4; Illinois State Scholar 4: Honor Roll Pin 3: Pep Club 2: Fall Play 4. Pages 25. 45, 67, 75, 77, 97, 104, 127, 130, 143. MCCLINTOCK, WENDELL EDWARD — Choir I, 2; German Club I; Spanish Club 2-4, Vice-President 3, President 4; Green White Club 2-4; Cross Country 3; Football 2; Basketball I: Track I, 2, 4: Wrestling 2; Pep Club I; Freshman Class President. Pages 45, 38, 66, 82, 131. MCFADDEN, KEN MCINTYRE. MARGARET ANN — PLAINSMAN 2- 4, Co-Business Editor 3, Organizations 4; Quill Scroll 3, 4; Trackettes 3, 4; Drama Club I, 2, 3. 4: NHS 4; Pommerettes 2, 3, 4; Choir 1, 2, 3. 4; French Club I, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3, 4; A.F.S. 3; Library Club I; G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4. Basketball Sporthead 2. Bowling Sporthead 3, 4: Girls' State 4; Honor Roll Pin 3: Perfect Attendance 3; Pep Club I, 2; Class Treasurer 4; Thespians 3, 4; Spring Play I, 2. Pages 66. 121, 24, 25, 46, I 13, I 19, 128, 141, 143, 117. MARCKS, JANICE LYNN — PLAINSMAN High School Editor 4; N.H.S. 3. 4, Secretary 4: Choir 1. 2; German Club 1-3; Student Council 1-3, Sec.-Trea- surer 2; G.A.A. 1-4, Soccer Sporthead 2, Tumbling Sporthead 3; Illinois State Scholar 4; Honor Roll Pin 1-4; Perfect Attendance 1-3: Pep Club I. 2. Pages 16, 25, 39, 46, 113, 121, 143. 321 MARKELZ. DAWN MARIE — FIELDER 3. 4, Typing Editor 4: Drama Club 2, 3: Spanish Club I; Student Council I, 2, 4; Library Club 3; Speech Club 3, 4. President 4; F.H.A. 2, 3, Class Representative 2; G.A.A. 1-4, Sporthead 4; Homecoming Attendant I. 2; Pep Club I, 2. Pages 46, I 14, 126. 132. MAUER. KAREN — PLAINSMAN 2, 3; Wrestling Auxiliary 2; Colorguard I, 2; Choir I, 2, Vice-Presi- dent of Concert Choir I, Executive Board of Grand Choir 2; French Club I, 2, Historian 2: G.A.A. 1-4, Soccer Sporthead 3, 4; Homecoming Attendant 4; Class Secretary 3. Pages 16, 33, 46, 68. MAY, DEBRA ANN — Pommerettes 2, 3; Choir I; French Club I: G.A.A. I; Pep Club I. Page 46. MEE, KATHLEEN PATRICIA — FIELDER 3: Drama Club 1, 2: Choir I; French Club 1,2; G.A.A. I; Pep Club I; Spring Play I. Page 46. MENTZER, JANICE — Drama Club 2, 3: F.S.A. 3. 4: G.A.A. 2; Honor Roll Pin 3; Pep Club 2; Transfer from Lockport East 2. Page 47. MICHAEL, VALERIE FAITH — Drama Club I. 2: Pep Club I, 2. Page 47. MILITELLO, JUDITH LYNN — PLAINSMAN 3; Green and White Review 4; Drama Club 2, 3; Latin Club I -4, Secretary 3: A.F.S. 2. 3; F.N.A. I -4; Honor Roll Pin I, 3; Pep Club 2; N.H.S. 4. Pages 48, 143. MILLER, JAMES — Pages 48, 138. MILLER, RONALD ROY — Green and White Club 3, 4, President 4; Football 1-4, Captain 4; Wrestling 1-3; Baseball 2-4. Pages 10, 55, 48. 76, 97, 123, 188. MONDAY, GREGORY PAUL — Choir I; Football I; Track I. Page 48. MOORE, KEVIN — Camera Club 2; Drama Club I; Choir 1-3; Green and White Club 4; Football 1-4; Wrestling 1-4; Track 1-4. Pages 28, 48, 76, 77, 96, 188. MORRIS, DONITA MAE — Transfer from Wiscons- in 4. Pages 32, 48. MURPHY, MIKE — Spanish Club I: Green and White Club 3, 4: Football 1-4: Basketball I: Baseball 1-4. Pages 33, 48, 76, 82, 84, 188. MYDLER, NORMA JEAN — Choir I, 2; F.H.A. I; Pep Club I, 2. Page 48. MYERS, GARY LEE — Football 1-3: Track 1-4. Pages 48, 82. OFFERMAN, LINDA MARIE — FIELDER 3; Drama Club 2; Choir 2: Spanish Club I, 2: G.A.A. 1-4, Bowling Sporthead 3, Secretary-Treasurer 4; Pep Club I. Pages 49, I 20. OLSEN, SUSAN ANN — Page 49. OTT, CYNTHIA — Page 49. OTT, DAVID EDWARD — Choir I: Spanish Club I; Football I: Wrestling I, 2; Baseball I; Pep Club I. Page 49. OVERMAN, DYKE — Pages 76, 77, 188. OWEN, DEBRA DARIENE — FIELDER 4; French Club 1-4; Science and Math Club I; Pep Club I, 2. Page 49. I 15. OWENS. TIMOTHY LAVERNE — Transfer Student 4. OZBOLT, GERALDINE MARIE - Pommerettes 2, 3; Choir I, 2, Vice-Pwesident 2; G.A.A. I, 2; Pep Club 2. Page 49. PALMER, WILLIAM — Radio Club 1-4, President 3; Football I: Wrestling 3. Page 49. PANGRAZIO, JOHN A. — German Club I, 2: A.F.S. 3; Wrestling 3; Illinois State Scholar 4; Honor Roll Pin 1, 2. Page 49. PAYDON, MARK — Page 49. PEART, JOSEPH JOHN — Band 1-4; French Club I, 2; Basketball I, 2: Baseball I, 2; Honor Roll Pin I; Perfect Attendance I. 2. Page 52. PETERS, KATHRYN DORIS — Transfer Student from Pittsburgh, Pa. 3: Pommerettes 4; F.N.A. 4; G.A.A. 4. Pages 47, 52. PETERSON, SUSANNE LYNN — FIELDER I, 2; Pommerettes 2-4; Choir I, 2: Latin Club I. 2; Libra- ry Club I; G.A.A. 1-4, Basketball Sporthead 3; Illi- nois State Scholar 4: Honor Roll Pin 1-3: Pep CJub I, 2; N.H.S. 4. Pages 25. 28, 52, 80, 84, 82, 141, 143. PIERCE, LINDA DIANE — FIELDER 3, 4; Choir 1, 3: Trackettes 3; F.N.A. I; F.T.A. I, 2: F.H.A. 1-4; Pep Club 2. Page 52. POMEROY, RHONDA MARIE — Wrestling Auxil- iary 4: Trackettes 2, 3: Drama Club I -4; Band 1-4, Li- brarian 3; Choir 1-3; French Club 1-3; Library Club 4; G.A.A. 1-4, Treasurer 3, 4; Cheerleader 3; Pep Club I, 2; Transfer Student 4. Pages 52. I 19, 139. POTTORFF. GAIL — Page 12. PRUSS. Dan — Page 52. PUBENTZ. KIMBERLY — Pages 52, 141. PUNTNEY, MICHAEL LEE — Choir I, 2; Latin Club 1-3: Green White Club 3, 4; Football I; Cross Country 1-3; Basketball 1-4; Track 1-4; Boys' State 3; Illinois State Scholar 4; Pep Club I. 2. Paqes 25, 52, 94, 101, 104. PYLE, GARY — Latin Club 1-3; Football I: Track I; Perfect Attendance I, 2. Page 52. QUILLMAN, DIANE ELLEN — FIELDER 2-4; Drama Club I, 2; Trackettes 3, 4; Pommerettes 3; Choir I; Spanish Club I; A.F.S. 2, 3: F.T.A. 4; Illinois State Scholar 4; Pep Club I, 2; Thespians 3, 4. Pages 53, 80. QUILLMAN, JANE ALICE — FIELDER I -4; Art Edi- tor 4; Trackettes 3, 4, Vice-President 3; Drama Club 1-4; Pommerettes 2, 3; Choir 1,2: Latin Club 1,2; F.N.A. I, 2, 4; Honor Roll Pin 1-4; Illinois State Scholar 4; Pep Club 1,2; Thespians 3, 4; Spring Play 2; N.H.S. 4. Pages 25. 53, 80, 114, 143. RADDATZ, MARK ERNEST — Football 1.2; Basket- ball I; Honor Roll Pin I, 2. Page 53. RAMSEY, TERRY - Page 53. RATHBUN, WILLIAM — Pages 53, 59, 84. REED, ANN — PLAINSMAN 2; F.H.A. 2; F.S.A. 3, 4; Pep Club I. Page 53. ROBERSON, CHRISTEE SUE — Transfer Student from Tinley Park High 4; N.H.S. 4. Pages 53, 143. ROBERSON, EDWIN ARTHUR — Choir I, 2; Ger- man Club 1-4; Green White Club 3, 4; Cross Country 2-4: Basketball 1,2; Track 1-4; Pep Club I, 2; N.H.S. 4. Pages 53, 94, 143, I 10. ROBINSON. SUSAN E. — FIELDER 4: Drama Club I -4, Treasurer 4: Library Club 3: F.H.A. I; G.A.A. I; Pep Club I, 2; Thespians 3, 4; Fall Play 2, 4. Student Director 4; Spring Play 1-3, Readers Theater 3. Pages 53, 75, 127. ROOKSBERRY, ANNA MARIA — Choir I, 2: F.H.A. I, 2: G.A.A. 3; Pep Club I, 2. Page 54. ROSENTHAL, VICKI KATHLEEN — Drama Club I: Choir 1,2; Spanish Club I; G.A.A. I; Pep Club 1,2: Spring Play I. Not Pictured. ROWLAND, STEVE — Not Pictured. RUSSELL, DEBORAH SUE — N.H.S. 2-4; Wrestling Auxiliary 3, 4. President 3, Student Advisor 4: French Club I, 2, Secretary 2; French Honor Society I, 2; Student Council 3, 4; G.A.A. 1-4, Sporthead 2, Vice-President 3, President 4: Homecoming Attend- ant 3, Queen 4; Illinois State Scholar 4: Honor Roll Pin 1-3. Pages II. 16, 25, 54, 68, 69. 120, 122, 126, 143. ST GERMAIN, BEVERLY ANN — FIELDER 4; Track- ettes 4; French Club 1-4; A.F.S. 2, 3; F.N.A. 4: F.T.A. 3, 4; Honor Roll Pin I, 3; Perfect Attendance 1-4; Pep Club 1,2: Class Secretary 4. Pages 24, 54. SCHEIDT, PATRICIA ANN — PLAINSMAN 2; Drama Club I; German Club I: G.A.A. 1-3: Pep Club 2. Pages 33, 54, 190. SCHINDERLE, GARY STEVEN — Drama Club I. 2; Band 1-3: Spanish Club 2; Football 4: Wrestling 2. Pages 32, 38, 54, 76, 84, 188. SCHMETZER. SARA — Page 54. SCHMIDT, REBECCA R. — Pommerettes 2-4; Choir I; Latin Club 1, 2; G.A.A. 1-3: Pep Club 1.2; Class Treasurer 2. Pages 55, 82, 83, 84. SCHOFIELD, PAUL — Page I 19. SCHROEDER, KEITH — Page 55. SCHROEDER, MARY LYNN — FIELDER 4; Green White Review 3; Band 1-4; Speech Club 3, 4: N.F.L. 4. Pages 56, 139. SCHUMANN, ROBIN — Page 56. SEBALJ, TOM — Not Pictured. 323 SEBBY, JOE — Page 56. SEBBY. LINDA JEAN — PLAINSMAN 3. 4, Sports Editor 4: Wrestling Auxiliary 3; Band 1-3; Jr. Librar- ian 2, Sr. Librarian 3; French Club I, 2, Vice-Presi- dent G.A.A. 1-3: Honor Roll Pin 1-3. Pages II. 56, 113. SEIL, DAVID GORDON — Choir I; Latin Club 1. 2; Baseball I. Page 56. SELFRIDGE, MARY CECEAL — PLAINSMAN 4; Latin Club I, 2; Pep Club 2; G.A.A. I, 2; Grand Choir I; Speech Club 4; Perfect Attendance I; STu- dent Council 3. Pages 56, 82, III. SHICK, RUSSELL — Not Pictured. SHIELDS, JOHN — Page 47. SIEGER, JEAN EVELYN — Choir I -4; German Club 3. Page I 19. SILLAR, PATRICIA ANN — Wrestling Auxiliary 3; Trackettes 3; Colorguard I, 2; Choir I; German Club I; G.A.A. I, 2. Pages 5, 56. SIMMONS, BEVERLY ANN — FIELDER 1-4, Sports Editor 4; Green White Review Assistant Editor 2; N.H.S. 2-4; Trackettes 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 4; Drama Club I; French Club 1-4, President 2, Secre- tary 3; French Honor Society 2-4; Illinois State Scholar 4; Honor Roll Pin I -4; Pep Club 1,2; Nation- al Merit Finalist 4; American Legion Award. Pages 25, 36, 56, 62, 114, 122, 123, 143. SIEJKO, GEORGE TONY — Band 2. 3, Junior Rep- resentative 3; Student Council 4; Speech Club 2, 3; Pep Club 2; Spring Play 2: Transfer Student from Joliet West 2. Pages 32, 55, 56, 79, 126. SMITH, GARY LEE — Band 1-4; French Club I; Spanish Club 3; Baseball 1, 2; Illinois State Scholar 4: Honor Roll Pin 3, 4; Perfect Attendance 1-4; Spring Play 2; N.H.S. 4. Pages 25, 57, 80, 83, 139, 143. SMITH, JAMES STEVEN — German Club 1-4; Green White Club 2-4; Football 1-4; Basketball I -4; Track I -4; Illinois State Scholar 4; Honor Roll Pin 2-4; N.H.S. 4. Pages 3, 25, 28, 57, 76, 100, 101, 143, 188. SMITH, LOTTIE CATHERINE — Pep Club I, 2. Page 57. SMITH, REBECCA JO — Pommerettes 2-4; Choir I, 2; Latin Club I. 2: Pep Club I. Pages 57, 82. 83, 84, 141. SOKOLOWSKI, JUDITH ANN — FIELDER 3, 4; Green White Review 3; Drama Club 2; Choir I; Spanish Club I; F.H.A. 1-3, Degrees Chairman; G.A.A. 1-4; Perfect Attendance I; Pep Club I. Page 57. SPANGLER, ROSE — Page 57. STAEHELY, WILLIAM EDWARD, JR. — Latin Club 1.2; Green White Club 3, 4; Football 1-4; Basket- ball 1-4; Baseball 1-4; Perfect Attendance I. Pages 57, 33, 76, 100, 101, 105, 188. STAMM, KATHY — FIELDER I; N.H.S. 3, 4: Choir 1,2,4; F.H.A. I: F.S.A. 4: Honor Roll Pin 1-4: Perfect Attendance 2. Pages 57, I 19. 143. STEWART, TED THOMAS — Choir I. Page 29 STITELEY, GARY JOHN — FIELDER 4; Choir I; Student Council 4; Green White Club 3, 4, Secre- tary-Treasurer 4: Cross Country 2-4; Basketball 1-4; Baseball 3, 4; Pep Club I. Pages 42, 57. 76, 94, 101, 123, 126. STUCKEY, EDGAR ALLEN — Band I, 2; Green White Club 4: Football I, 2; Cross Country 3, 4: Wrestling 1.2; Track 1-4; Boys' State 3; Sophomore Class President. Pages 25, 57, 76, 82, 94. SULLIVAN, CHRISTINE MARIE — Drama Club 1-3; Pommerettes 2; German Club 3; A.F.S. 3; Honor Roll Pin 1, 3; Perfect Attendance I; Pep Club 1, 2. Page 58. TALBOTT, JAMES — Page 58. TATE, RONALD D. — Choir I, 2; Football I, 2. Page 58. THEMIS. CATHERINE MARIA — French Club 3. 4; Student Council 3, Library Club I: Science Math Club 2, 3; G.A.A. 4; Transfer Student from Smith- field Selma Senior High School, North Carolina. Pages 58, 69. THOMAS, GERALD WAYNE — Football I; Base- ball I; Pep Club 2. Page 58. TINSMAN, HAROLD ALLAN — Page 58. 324 TODD, JAMES — Pages 59, 82. TURNER, CHERYL JOY — Band 1-4; F.S.A. 3, 4; G.A.A. 2; Perfect Attendance 2-4. Pages 59. 139. VELA, JUAN — Pages 77, 80. 96, 97. WAGNER. STEVE — Transfer Student from Tinley Park High School 2; Football I; Baseball I. Page 60. WARMBIER, CAROLE MARIA — Trackettes 4; Band I: Spanish Club I; F.N.A. 4; F.T.A. 4, Sec.- Treas.: G.A.A. 1-4; Perfect Attendance I. Pages 60, 135. WATKINS, MICHAEL CARY — Camera Club 3; Choir 1-4; French Club I, 2; Wrestling 3; Track I. Page 60. WATKINS, RICHARD — Page 60. WEBB. THOMAS — Pages 97, 188 WESTHOFF. DIANE — Green White Review 4 Wrestling Auxiliary 4; Choir I, 2; Spanish Club I, 2 Library Club 2: F.N.A. 2, 4; Pep Club 2. Page 60. WHIPPLE, DEBORAH — Choir 1-3; F.N.A. I. 2 G.A.A. I. Pages 4, 55, 60. WHITLEY, JACK WILLIAM — Band 1-4, Vice-Prei ident 4; Choir 4; German Club 2, 3; Green White Club 4; Science Math Club I; Football 1-4; Wres- tling I; Track 3, 4. Pages 60, I 19, 137, 139, 188. WILLIAMS, NANCY — PLAINSMAN 3: Wrestling Auxiliary 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 4;' Drama Club I; Choir I, 2; G.A.A. I, 2. Pages 32, 55, 60, 76, 122. WILLIAMSON, PATRICIA ANN — Drama Club 4; Choir I, 2; French Club I; F.H.A. 2, 3: G.A.A. 1-3; Pep Club I, 2. Page 60. WINKELS, LEO ALLEN — Spanish Club I; Wrestling I, 2; Baseball I, 3; Perfect Attendance 1-3; N.H.S. 4. Pages 61, 143. WOODARD. NANCIE KAY — PLAINSMAN 1-3: Spanish Club 3; F.H.A. I; Perfect Attendance I; Pep Club I. Page 61. WRIGHT, HAROLD WILLIAM — Radio Club I; Wig and Mask I; Senior Class President. Pages 24, 16, 29, 32, 51, 55, 61, 68, 82. WRIGHT, MARILYN K. — Trackettes 3, 4;‘F.H.A. 2. Pages 61, 122, 123. YACKLEY, LARRY — Page 61. YAHNKE, JANE ANN — N.H.S. 2-4; Trackettes 3, 4, President 3; Pomerettes 2, 3; Choir I, 2; French Club I, 2; French Honor Society I, 2; F.N.A. I, 2, Treasurer I; G.A.A. 1-4, Sporthead 3, Publicity 4; Illinois State Scholar 4: Honor Roll Pin 1-4: Pep Club 1,2: Sophomore Class Secretary. Pages 25, 61, 120, 143. YUNKER, GLEN C. — Perfect Attendance 3; Pep Club, 2; N.H.S. 4. Pages 61, 143. ZELIENKA, JAMES JAY — Green White Club 3. 4; Football 3, 4; Track 3. 4; Transfer Student from New Trier West 3; Homecoming King. Pages 16, 28. 68, 69, 61, 76, 79, 82, 123, 188. ZIMMERMAN, HAL JAY — Green White Club 2-4; Speech Club 4: Football 1-4; Track 1-4, Boys' State 3: Pep Club I, 2; Sophomore Class Vice-Presi- dent; Pages 25, 61. 66. 188. ZUPANCIC, KAREN ANN — Wrestling Auxiliary 3. 4; Trackettes 3, 4; Band 1-3; Green White Club 2-4, Honorary Member 4; F.H.A. I; G.A.A. 2, 3: Cheerleader 2-4; Pep Club I, 2. Pages 12, 106 JUNIORS: Adams. Shelia — 139 Agnich, Gerald — 129 Ahrens. Bruce — 77 Ally, Mike — 188 Baish, Mike — 10, 188, 77, 97 Bangert, Anita — 142, I 16 Benn, Donna — III Beshoar, Betty — 147, I 14 Bidgood, Donald — 147, 101. 100 Birkett, Barbara — 147, 76, 106 Birkett, Wendy — 147 Blair, George — 147, 77 Bleck, Nadine — 147 Bohrer, Mike — 147 Book, Deborah — 147 Borello, Kathy— 147 Bostanche, Robert— 147, 126 Bramscher, Kathryn — 147, I I I Bravo, Felix — 147 Bravo, Fred — 147 Brown, Marcy— 147 Brown, Donald — 147 Bucaro, Danen— 147 Bush, Carla — 147 Butler, James — 97 Campbell, Deborah — 16, 147, 68, 141, 126, 132. 84 Carlisle, Pamela— 147 Carlton, Barbara -r- 147 Carnes, Kathy— 147 Carr, James — 147 Cassetto, Mary Sue — 147, 129, 142, 113, 121 Cerovac, Cynthia — 147 Cerven, James— 147, 188 Chance. Ron — 12, 147 Chapman, Greg — 147 Chobar, Dave— 147 Clarkson, William — 147 Clayton, Bruce— 139 Clem, Cheryl — 147 Cline, Kathryn — 147, 116, III Cobb, Jim — 148 Cochran, Susan— 148, 76, 106, 126, 104 Cofer, Frank — 148 Collier, James — 148 Connor, Michael— 148, 142 Copple, Stanley— 148 Cowger, Dwight— 188 Crux, Maria — 148 D'Agostino, Darrell — 148, 75. 127, 114, 79, 138 124, 119 D Arcy, Kevin — 148 Davis, Karen — 148 Dean. Bruce — 148 Dean. Mark — 148 Deary, Kathy — 148 Donnelly, Cynthia — 148, I 19 Dralle, Dale — 148, 94, 100 Drew, Cheryl — 148 Durham, Betty Lou — 148, 121, 136. 119, 116 Elrod, Vicki — 148, 146 Elyea. Roberta— 148, 142, 132, 113 Ermey, Janet— 148 Eungar, DiAnn — 148 Evans, Cynthia — 148, 131, 126 Findlay, Bernice— 148 Fisher, Terry — 148 Flagg, Debbie 148, 126 Fleming, Nancy — 148, 66, 146, I I I Forst, Nancy — 148. 140 Franke, Lyn — 148 Frederick, Nancy— 148 Gans, Ed — 148, 29, 142, 112, III Gatons, Robert— 149, 139, 137 Giovenco, Lynn — 149, 116 Glasgow, Vincent — 188, 77, 97 Gottwald, Craig — 149 Graver, Vicky, t49, 136 Gudgeon, David — 149, 94, 139 Gurnitz, Michael — 149 Harold, Timothy — 149 Harris, Thomas— 149 Harrod, Robert— 149 Hartley, Terrence — 149 Hartley, Thomas — 150, 67, 188, 77, 97, 39 Harvey, Cheryl — 150 Head, Scott — 150 Heinz, Marta — 150 Hendron, Theresa — 150, 119 Herath, Frank — 150 Herron, James— 150, 142, 112 Hill, Daniel — 150, 125, 142 Hill, Greg — I 50 Hill, Robert — 150 Hintzsche, Bruce— 150, 101, 94 326 Hoffman, Laura — 150 Holland. Johnny— 150 Holm, Alicia — 150, 139, I I I Holm, Cynthia — 150, 138. 142, 137, 126, I 13 Hosterman, Nancy — 84, 150 Houck. Bruce — 150 Hrechko. Deb— 150 Huling, Sarah—4, 150 Johnson, Lori — 150 Johnson Norman — 150 Juel, Janice — 150. 83, 141, I 31, 84 Kazmarek, Robert— 150 Kelly, Thomas — 150, 188 Kiedaisch, Terri — 150, I 14, 142, 141 Kniffen, Earle — 150, 67, 188, 77 Knocke, Steven — 94, I 50 Konowalski, John — 150, 129 Kuhel, Joseph — 150 Kyle, Janet — 151 Lamb, Pegi — 151 Lang, Alana — 151 Lantz, Leilani — 151 LaRussa, Dorothy — 151, III Lee, Connie — 151 Lindner, Gary— 142, 151 Little, Esther — 151 Lokotz, Angelika — 142, 151, 141, III, 113 Lollar, Ricky — 151 McCall, Janet — 151 McClintock, Peggy— 151 McCormick, LeRoy— 151 McFarland, Wayne — 151 McKee, Jayne — 151 McKee, Jeanne — 151 Mahaffey, Joseph— 151, 188 Mandernack, David — 94, 151 Marion, Neil — 29, 151 Markwell, Keith — 94, 138, 151 Marso, Kathleen — 139, 151 Masek, Joseph — 151 Meyer, Robert— 151 Miley. E. J. — 151 Militello, Sandra — 129, 151 Modlin, Eric — 151 Moore, Mickey— 151 Moore, Renee— 151 Morgan, Dennis— 100. 101. 151 Morton, Carol Ann — 151 Mostyn, Kathleen — 152 Mulligan, Deb — I 11. 141, 152 Murphy, Richard — 77, 97, 152. 188 Murray, Lynne— 141, 152 Null, Mary — 152 Obst. Roy — 152 Offerman, Michael— 152 O'Leary, Kathleen— 152 Oliver, Charles — 152 Ostheim, Sue— 142, 152 Peterson, Jerome — 152 Pinkerton, Joanne— 142, 152, 116 Polley, Madge — 137, 139, 142, 152 Pollock, Jo Lynn — 152 Pommerening, Sue — 152 Popek, Thomas — 152 Pyle, Julitta — 152 Quast, Vicki — 138, 142, 152 Rahn. Mary — 152 Rapp, George — 152 Rathbun, Mike — 67, 12, 152, 188 Remus, Mike — 152 Rieckhoff, Chris— 140, 142, 152 Robinson, Scott — 152 Rouse, Karen — 114, 141, 152 Rousenelous, Mike — 77, 97 Rutten, Deb — 152 Rutten, Jon — 77, 97, 152 Scent, Deb — 152 Schaller, Mary E.— 133, 152 Schmidt, James — I 53 Schow, Mark — 153, 67, 188 Schrader, Roy— 153 Scott, Judy — 153, 131, 142 Sebalj, Mary Jo — 153 Sebben, Jeff — 153 Sebby. James— 153, 101 Sebby, Phillip — 153 Sexton, Rick — 153 Sheridan, Kim— 153 Smith, Howard — 154 Smith, Janet— 141, 154 Smith, Lee — 154 Smith, Patrick— 154, 67 Smith, Martha — 154 Sleight, Doug — 154, 75 Spears, Diann — 154, 71, 119 Spires, Joann — 154, 73, 76, 106, 104 Spray, Lawrence— 154 Stephenson, Henry — I 54 327 Stepina, Clifford — 154 Stiteley, Jay— 154. 142. 126. 133 Stoner, Barbara— 154, 140, 122 Sullivan, Tim — 154 Swayze, Sue — I 54 Talbot, Nyna — 154, 133 Testa. Marie — 154 Theimer, Thomas— 154, 125, 94, 138, 142 Themis, Marika — 154 Titus, Candy — 154, 142 Torres, Gloria — 154, 114, 121, 141. 84 Torres, Petra — 154, 12 1, 83, 81, 80, 141, 84 Trampier, David — 154, 161 Udell. David — 154. 125, 133 VanDeVoort, David — 154, 74, 75, 94, 138, 142, 115 Vela, Carmen — 154 Vranich, Deborah— 154 Waddell. Ellen — 154 Weller. Connie — 154 Whalen, Brian — 154 Widup, Kevin— 155, 161 Wiley, Thomas— 155 Willrett, Eldonna— 155, 116, 142 Wilson, Cynthia — 155 Wilson, Shelly— 155 Winters, Cheryl — 155 Wisniewski, Debbie — 5, 155, 73, 76, 107, 104 Worthington, Penny— 155, 141, III Wrath, Christine — 155, 119, 116 Yarmer, Allen — 155 Yates, Greg — 16, 155, 68, 146, 188 Yeates, Peggi — 155 SOPHOMORES: Adams, Mary Jo— 156 Albright, Paul— 156 Alice, Helen — 156 Allender, Steve— 156 Antes, Phyllis — 156 Anzelc, Gregory — 156 Argoudelis, Alexandria — 156 Ashby, David — 156, 92 Askew, Joan — 156 Ayer, Brenton — 156, 95 Bambic, Mary Beth — 16, 157, 68 Barz, Rachel — 157 Basinger, Curtis— 157 Bedwell, Alice — 157 Bender, Nora — 157, 74. 75, 138, 137, 121 Benedict, Susan — 157 Berglund. Elaine— 157 Bessette, Tom — 157, 92, 98 Bianchi, Elizabeth — 157 Birkett, William — 157, 77, 97 Birthisel, Robert— 157, 98 Blessing, Frederick— 157 Block, Gregg — 157, 125, 139 Bode. Ray — 157 Bonnar, Jeff — 157 Booras, Nicholas — 147, 77, 95. 102, 100, 105 Brands, Karen — 175 Bray, Deborah — 157, 71, 140 Bronk, Deborah— 157, 139 Brooks, Teresa — 157, 119 Brown, Beckie— 157, 142, 126 Brown, Dan — 157 Brown, Janet — 157 Brown, Mark — 157 Brown, Robert— 157 Bush, Diana — 157 Camerena, Anna — 157, 74, 75 Campbell, Janis— 157, 141 Carlton, Doug — 158 Carnes, Patricia— 158 Carroll, Randal — 16, 158, 68. 92. 102 Casper. Sergei — 158, 39 Catlin, Connie — 158 Catlin, Thomas — 158 Cerovac, Lorene — 158 Cerven, Delores— 158 Chamberlin, Bill — 92, 98 Chester, Gregory — 158 Clark, Trina — 158 Collins, Diane — 158, I 19 Collins, Kathleen — 158 Collins, Thomas— 158 Connelly, Raymond— 158 Corzan, Kirby — 158 Countryman, Arthur— 158, 92, 98 Dannewitz, Charles— 158 Davis, Elaine — 58 Davis, LuAnn — 158, 140 Dean, Edgar — 158 328 Deary, Pamela — 158 DeBolt, Bryan — 158 Deininger. Michele— 158 DeLeon, Gloria — 158 Delsasso, David — 158, 92. 98 Dempsey, David — 158, 98 Dennis, Russell — 158, 92, 102 Dock, Douglas — 158 Donisch, Pamela — 141, 158 DuBree, Elizabeth— 138, 159 Dubrovich, Steve — 159 Duranto, Kathy— 159 Du Vail, Steven — 159 Edwards, Michael — 102, 119, 159 Eisenbrandt, Gail — 159 English, Susan — 159 Etheridge, Vickie — 119, 159 Faig, Diane — 159 Ferguson, Patricia— 159 Fiday, William — 92, 102, 159 Findlay, Karen — 159 Findlay, Richard — 159 Fleming, John— 138, 159 Fogle. Charles— 159 Foreman, Bonnie— 159 Foreman, James— 102, 159 Forsythe. Thomas — 66, 92, 159 Frederickson, Donna — 159 Fulk, Karen — 141, 159 Gawlik, Pamela— 156, 159 Gehrke, Ronald — 159, 92, 98, 142 Gentry, Sandie— 159, 141 Gettys, Donald — 159 Gitersonke, Daniel— 139, 159 Glasgow, Dave— 159, 92, 102, 84 Goodson, Mark— 159 Gregorash, Dennis— 159 Griffith, David — 160 Gustafson, Cheryl — 160 Hallerberg, David — 95, 160 Hamilton, James— 102, 160 Harris, Diane — 107, 160 Harris, Michael — 160 Harrod, Laura Jo — 160 Harshbarger, Robert— 139, 160 Hartley, Dennis— 156, 160 Hayward, Thomas — 160, 92, 102, 42, 138 Hedtcke, Karen — 160 Herman, Robert— 160 Hiett, Deb — 160 Hill, Jack — 160 Hill, Mary — 160 Hodgin, Teresa — 160 Horschler, Lori — 160 Hothan, Beth Ann — 160, 142. 141 Houle, James — 160. 77, 97, 95 Hoyt, Grace — 160 Idleman, Leon — 160 Jesonowski, Roberta— 160. 121, 156. 140 Johnson. Robert 160, 92, 102 Jolly, April — 160 Juel, Jeffrey— 102, 160 Karales, Mary— 160 Kennedy, Donald — 160 Kinzler, David — 161 Knarr, Marcia — 161 Knowles, Lorrie— 161. 119 Konowalski, Mary— 161 Korelc, Pam— 161, 140, 126, 112. 121 Lambert, Steven — 161 Laoutides, Angell — 161 Leppert, Mike— 161 Lewis, Sherry — 161 Lilek, Sharon — 161 Lohmar, Joellyn — 162 Lutter, Mark — 92, 98, 162 McClintock, Betty— 162 McKeever. Vicki — 71, 162, I 12 McNair, Jan — 162 Mandernack, Sheila — 162 Mareno, Dave — 97, 162 Markelz, Richard — 162 Mayfield, Kevin— 162 Medina, Ruben — 162, 8Q, 138 Mefferd, Don — 162 Merideth, Deb— 162 Miller, David — 162 Miller, Jeff — 162, 95, 102, 98, 142 Miller, Linda — 162 Milliron, Dawn— 141, 162 Mitchell, Joan — 115, 162 Modlin, Lannie— 162 Moore, Mary— 141, 162 Moreno, John — 162 Johnston, Linda — 160, 71 Karales, James— 160 Morris, Michael — 162, 98 Mrozek, Cheryl— 162 Mrozek, Stanley— 162. 92 Nagel, Guy — 162 Nash, Charlene — 162, I 19 Nemanich, Brett— 162, 113 Norcross, Baeton — 162, 113 Osmus, Lori — 162, 142 Ostheim, Jeffrey — 162, 142 Ott, Dale — 162 Overman, Lee — 162, 92. 98. 84 Ozbolt, Janet — 163, 121, 122 Pangrazio, Stephen — 16. 102 Parks, Jeffrey — 163, 98 Pastore, Toni Marie — 163 Patterson, Karen — 163 Paulson, Donald — 163, 81 Peart, Deborah — 163 Pennington, Janine — 163, 142 Perkins, James — 163, 138, I 19 Peterson, Gayle— 163, 140 Ramsey, Vicki — 163 Ratkovich, Brian — 163 Reed, Judith — 163, 141 Reickert, Sam — 163 Repenn, Kim — 163, 142 Robinson, Rodney— 163 Rodriguz, Ruperto — 163, 98 Rogers, Terry — 66, 92, 100, 102 Rooksberry, Catherine — 119, 163 Rundle, Gregory— 163 Rutten, Kerry — 92, 98, 163 St. Germain, Gene — 95, 142 Santerelli, Toni — 68, 163 Sayers, Marcia — 163 Scheidt, Carole— 163 Schmetzer, William — 92, 163 Schmitz, Barbara— 141, 163 Schow, Susan—'156, 163 Schroeder, Rebecca — 163, 139 Schulze. Peter — 163 Schumann, Stephanie— I, 141, 149, 163 Scott, Randy — 164 Sedlacek, Donald — 164 Selfridge, Mark— 164 Senders, Leah— 141, 164 Senior, Kara — 112, 140, 164 Shields, Raymond’— 92, 102, 164 Shreve, Nikki — 164 Sieger, Rebecca — 164 Smith, Charles — 97, 98, 164, 188 Smith, Michael — 95, 164 Smith, Monica— 126. 164 Smith. Patricia — 67, 164 Smith, Peter— 139, 164 Smith, Scott — 164 Sorg, Richard — 138, 164 Spangler. William— 164 Staehely, Robert 92, 102, 164 Stasell, Lynette — 164 Sterling. Mark— 164 Stiteley. Georgia — 40. 121, 164 Tate, Anita — 141, 164 Thomas, Dale— 164 Thompson, Steven — 97, 164 Thomson, John — 164 Tinsman, David — 164 Treadway, Harlan— 164 Tucker, Larry— 164 Vranich, Pamela — 164 Waldron, Rita — 164 Walters, Michele — 74, 75, 128, 141, 164 Weber, Ann — 164 Weese, Randall — 165 Weller, Henry — 165 Wellner, Rick — 67, 84, 165 Welz, Robert— 165 Westhoff, Steven — 92, 98. 165 Whitmer, Fred — 165 Williams, Roger— 165 Williamson, Graig — 92, 102, 165 Willrett, Daniel — 92, 98, 165 Wilmoth, Alen — 95, 165 Winkels, Lawrence— 165 Wright, Debra — 165 Wysocki. Cheryl — 165 Yackley, Susanne— 107, 165 Yahnke, Robyn— 121. 128, 140. 165 FRESHMEN: Abens, Nanci — 107, 166 Adams, Shirlee— 166 Adlington, Charles— 166 Agnich, Daniel— 166 Albright, Judith — 118, 166 Alden, Lynne — 118, 166 Ally, Marcia — 80, 138, 166 330 Anderson, Carolyn — 118, 140, 166 Anderson, Kathleen— 166 Argoudelis, Kathryn— 166, 175, 118 Ashby, Bonnie — 167, 139, 112 Azman, Mary — 167 Bada, Catherine— 139, 167 Baish, Robert— 16, 167, 68. 166. 93, 103 Banister, Larry — 167, 99 Barnes, Bev — 167, I 18 Bayer, David — 167, 93, 102 Beck, Cathy — 167 Becker, Jeffrey — 167 Bennett, Thomas — 167, 93, 97 Berst, Gary — 167 Bessette, Julie — 167, I 15 Beverly, Glen — 167, 95. 103 Bleck, Nancy — 167 Bloch, Karen — 167 Bloch, Debra — 167 Bohrer, Mark— 167, 126 Bravo, Marina — 167 Bronk, Dale — 167, 93, 99 Brossman, Gary — 167 Brown, Linda — 167, I 18 Brown, Mary Lou — 167 Brown, Perry — 167, 95 Burnett, Terry — 167, 93, 138 Burnetti, Mark — 167 Busching. David — 167, 95 Bush, Michael — 167, 93, 99 Cain, Bill — 167 Cantrell, Michael— 167 Carlton, John — 167 Carr, Randy — 168 Chobar, Deb — 168 Clay, Lyle — 168 Claypool, Mary — 115 Colaric, Karen — 168 Connelly, Cynthia — 168 Conrad, Connie— 168 Coppert. Michael— 168, 93, 103 Countryman, Gary— 168, 93 Cross, Larry — 168, 93 D'Arcy, Terrt — 168, 93, 99 Daughters, Bob— 168, 103 Davis, Deanna— 168, 140, 126 Davis, Steven — 168 Dawson, Terry — 168 Dean, Barbara — 168, 118 DeBoni, Deb — 168 DeGroot, Becky — 115, 168 DelSasso, Vicki — 168 Dew, Nancy— 168 Di Giovine, Carmine — 168 Dodd, John — 168 Donnelly. Randy — 168. 93, 103 Drauden, Dorothy— 168 Drazy, Carol — 168. 118 Duay, Linda — 168 DuBia, Harry — I 68. I I 5 Evans, Cheryl — 168 Evans, Robert— 169 Evans, Tonette — 169 Fay, Stephen — 169, 99 Fazio, Chris — 169 Fellows, Cynthia — 169, 118 Findlay, Bonnie — 169, I 18 Fisher, Karen — 169 Fletcher, Rodney— 169 Flint, Diane — 169 Fogle. Bill — 169, 70 Fortenberry, Lamar— 169 Franke, Charles — 169, 93 French, Donelene— 169 Frink, Brian — 115, 169 Fry, Delta — 169 Gehrke, Renee— 169 George, Barbara — 169 Gettys. Michael— 169 Giovenco, Bruce— 169, 103 Giovenco, Vicki— 169, 116, 118 Gitersonke, Katy— 169, 74, 75, 137, 139 Glavan, Dennis— 169, 93, 103 Goodspeed, Jeff— 169, 138 Hall, Duayne — 169 Handley, David — 169 Hanko, Cheryl — 169 Harmon, Stephen— 169. 93, 103 Harris, Jimmy — 169 Harris, Teresa — 169 Head, Toni — 169 Hedtcke, Jim — 169, 189 Hendron. Gerald — 170 Hickey, David -— 170. 92, 103 Hill, Bruce — 170, 93 Hintzscne, Janice — 170, 118 Hogan, Mike — 170, 92 Hollingsworth, Paul— 170. 93 331 Houck, Jason — 170 Howen, Dana — 170, 139 Hulin, Thomas— 170, 126 Huml, Diane — I 70 Hutchings, Mary— 170 Hutson. Nancy— 170 Ivansek, Theodore — 170, 93 Jackovich, Mary Jo— 170 Jeffers, Deborah — 170 Jesnowski, Cheryl — 170 Johnson, Craig — 170, 93 Johnson, Doreen— 170, 166 Johnson, Kent— 170, 93 Johnson, Lex — 170 Johnson, Dennie— 170, 93, 99 Kaluzny, Thomas — I 70, 99 Katro, Randall— 170 Keck, Bruce — I 70 Kelleher, Katherine— 170. 118 Kesich, Alex — 170 Kinzler, Karen — 170, 118 Kniffen, Barry— 170, 93, 99 Kolba, James— 170 Kosicek, Terrence — 170 Kuhel, Mary Ann — 170 Labbe, June — 170 Lang, Curtis — 99 Laoutides, George — 171,93 Lea, David — 171 Leidig, Mark — 171, 95 Lettsome, Krista — 171 Leupold, Jean — 171, 72, 126, 118 Little, Norma — 171, 118 Lollar, Vicki — 171 Lonergan, Noreen — 171, 75, 127, I 19, I 12 McCully, Sherriel— 171 McFredies, Philip— 171 McFredies, Georgina — 171, 93 McMahon, John — 171 McIntyre, James — 171, 161, 93 McKeand, Joyce — 171 MacDonald, John— 171, 189 Marion, Scott — 171 Markwell, Kevin — 171, 93, 103, 138 Mauer, Deborah — 13, 17, 72, 93, 118 Mauer, Steven — 171, 103 Meditz, Patricia — 174 Miller, Brenda — 171 Miller, Sandra — 171, 107 Milstead, Keith — 171 Moore, Kim — 171 Morgan, Joy — 171 Morris, Cindy — 171 Morris, Stephen— 171 Mulyck, Kathy— 171 Multz, Chris — 171 Mydler, Roger— 171 Myers, Karen — 171 Myers, Mark — 171 Nagel, Renee — 172, 118 Nash, Clarence— 172 Niemack, Rose — 172 Oots, Kent — 172 Ott, Paul — 172, 93, 99 Palmer, Richard — 172 Papish, Ken — 172, 93, 103 Patterson, John — 172 Peart, Lauren — I 72 Peet, Charles — I 72 Pennington, Sue — 172, 80, 118 Peterson, Dave— 172, 95 Pierce, Albert — I 72 Plut, John — I 72 Polcyn, Deb — 172, 118 Polley, Will — 172. 103, 138, 137 Pollock, Racelia — 172 Polyak, Vancinia — 172 Porath, Joyce — 172, 118 Pottoroff, Jan — 172 Prodehl, Becky— 172 Pruss, Mark — 172 Pubentz, Laura — 172, 141 Puntney, Brian — 172, 93 Rathbun, Tony — 172 Raynes, Steven — 172 Remus, Linda — I 72 Remus, Sharon — 172 Roberson, Sue — 172, 118 Robertson, Joseph— 172, 189 Rollins, Kim — 173, I 18 Rooksberry, Frances — I 73 Ross, Larry — • 73 Rouse, Kim — 173 Rousenelous, Katina — 173, 118 Rowell, Mike — 173, 99 Rundle, Jeff — I 73 Santerelli, Jean— 16, 173, 107 Santerelli, Sandy— 173 332 Sather, Mike — 173, 92, 93, 99 Schaller, Greg — 173 Scheible, Richard — 173 Schmetzer, Kim — 173 Schmidt, Frank — 173 Schroeder, Audrey — 173 Schwab, Debra — 173 Schwab, Jeffry — 173, 93. 103 Sebby, Priscilla — 118, 173 Sendelbach, Edward — 93. 99, 173 Settle. Janet — 112, 116, 139, 173 Shick, Michael — 173 Shields, Debra — 173 Shover, James — 173 Sieger, Helen — 173 Sillar, Jeb — 92, 93, 103, 166, 173 Silverman, Susan — 173 Simmons, Wallace— 173,93, 103. 138 Smeets, Robin — 118, 173 Smith, David — 138, 173 Smith, Jean — 173 Smith, Paul — 93, 138, 173 Smith, Scot — I 74 Soave, Linda — 72, 69, 118, 174 Sokolowski, Edwin — 93, 103, 174 Spangler, David — 92, 93, 99. 174 Speicher, Jeffrey — 70, 93, 99, 174 Stacck, Kim — 13, 174 Stamm, Janette — 174 Strysik, Scott— 103, 174 Suffern, Michael — 174 Sullivan, Gerald — 95, I 74 Surinak, Lawrence— 139, 174 Swanson, Susan — 174 Swinford, Paula — 72, 115, 118, 174 Talaga, Teri — I 74 Talarico, Frederick — 93, 174 Talbott, Robert— 174 Theimer, Craig — 138, 174 Torres, Barbara — 174 Torres, Beatriz — 174 Tritle, Pamela — I 74 Tucker, Mark — I 74 Tucker, Sherfy— 174 VanDeVoort, Andy — 174 Vela, Rose — 174 Vocu, James — 174 Voitik, Allen — I 74 Waddell, James — I 74 Wagner, Deborah — 174 Ward. Stanley — 95, 103, 174 Weese, Deborah — 174 Westhoff, Ruth — 175 Whitmer, Maureen — I 75 Wilcox, Karen — 175 Wilson, Jacqueline — 175 Winkler, Cynthia — 175 Winterstein, Charles — 93, 99, 175 Wright, Carol — I 12, I 13. 118, 175 Wright, David— 175 Wright, Patricia — 175 Wysocki, Debra — 140, 175 Yeates. Debrah — 175 Yunker, Lyle — 93, 103, 175 Zanella, Jeffery— 103. 175 Zimmerman, Hugh — 93, 175 333 334 Of every noble work the silent part is best, Of all expressions that which cannot be expressed. William Wetmore Story 335 336 Congratulations to Best Wishes the Class of 1971 From the VILLAGE PHARMACY 520 Lockport Street Plainfield, Illinois Ronald J. Reiter, B.Sc., R.Ph. to the Class of 71 MILAND WRIGHT Painting—Paperhanging 510 Division Street Plainfield, Illinois Phone: 436-5969 Congratulations A W ROOT BEER to the Class of 1971 From JACK'S GRILL 550 East Cass St. Joliet. III. Our Food Is Always Good CHUCK AND HELEN 510 Lockport Street Plainfield, Illinois HP TAKE-OUT ORDERS Come See Us SENE JACK STITELEY UEDELHOFFEN 339 PLAINFIELD DOG N SUD'S Worlds Creamiest Rootbeer Rt. 30 Plainfield Phone: 436-5791 Carry-Outs Richard Ma+tea BEST WISHES BEST WISHES TO THE TO THE CLASS OF 1971 CLASS OF 1971 P D MFG. CO., INC. CLOCK TOWER Rt. 126 RESTAURANT Plainfield, Illinois JACK HASTERT 340 R. P. DONOHOE COMPANY, INC. Crushed Stone — All Sizes Stephen Street at Canal Lemont, III. Robert J. Kuebler Vice-President Best Wishes to the Class of 1971 ALEXANDER'S VARIETY 502 Loclcport St. Plainfield, III. Phone: 436-9110 Best Wishes the the Class of 1971 ILLINOIS BOX AND CRATE COMPANY Plainfield, Illinois Congratulations to the Class of 1971 M . ILOTHINb y PLAINFIELD ILLINOIS PLAINFIELD ILLINOIS THE VILLAGER Plainfield, Illinois 518 Loclcport Street JACK STITELEY. Proprietor GOOD LUCK TO THE FINE CLASS OF SEVENTY-ONE .m PIZZERIA Compliments of the ENTERPRISE Plainfield's Community Newspaper Quality Printing at a Carry Out and HOME RUN SERVICE Reasonable Price MR. AND MRS. L. O. JOHNSON Publishers Phone: 727-3614 2366 Plainfield Rd. Joliet, III. Congratulations to the Class of 1971 BADA CONSTRUCTION CO. INC. Serving You From Foundation to Roof DEALERS OF WAUSAU HOMES FREE ESTIMATES 18 Lockport St. Plainfield, Illinois Phone: 436-2063 LAKES, FARMS, PONDS. ROAD BUILDING AND EARTH MOVING ALLAN ERICKSON Plainfield, ill. Phone 436-5498 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1971 344 Best Wishes to the Class of '71 CLARENCE W. SENDERS 39 Copper Dr. 436-5794 Serving your Real Estate needs in the Plainfield Area with TOWN COUNTRY REALTORS Congratulations to the Class of 1971 LAKEVIEW MOTEL Rte. 30 Plainfield, Illinois Best Wishes to the Class of 1971 E. PERSHNICK BUILDERS Plainfield, Illinois Congratulations Best Wishes Class of '71 to the Class of 1971 JONES' CITSO HAMILTON CHEVROLET, A Nice Place To Visit ERNIE JONES OLDSMOBILE, INC. Rt. 30 and 66 Joliet, Illinois Chevrolet Oldsmobile Phone 436-2373 Finest in Used Cars Congratulations Rt. 30 to the Plainfield, Illinois Class of '71 Phone 436-2071 From DAVIS CLEANERS Phone 436-6621—606 Illinois St. Plainfield, Illinois Large enough to serve you, small enough to appreciate you 345 Congratulations to the Class of 1971 ROD BAKER Ford Sales, Inc. FORD—FALCON—FAIRLANE THUNDERBIRD Congratulations to the Class of 1971 KENT AND KOMAR ACCOUNTING CO. 436-5681 Best Wishes to the Class of 1971 KELLY'S BARBER SHOP Compliments of HOWARD H. BAYLES Real Estate Insurance 521 Lockport Street Plainfield, III. 436-2461 Best Wishes PLAINFIELD SHELL Cass Wysocki VANCE STUDIO FOOD ALPINE STORE Photography tor All Occasions Color and Black and White 2372 Plainfield Rd. DRIVE IN WINDOW SERVICE Open Daily 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. PORTRAITS WEDDINGS COMMERCIAL 151 Frederick St. Phone 436-9452 Compliments of SAM SAXON and GIL NIZNIK Best Wishes to the Class of 1971 DEBBIE'S GIFT SHOP and DICK CHOBAR'S TRADING POST 347 JOLLY WELDING Electric and Acetylene Portable Equipment CERTIFIED PIPEWELDERS • Farm Repairs • Trailer Hitches • Truck Frames • Ornamental Iron • Steel Products • Hard Surfacing • Construction Equipment Dial 436-5696 610 Lockport Plainfield, Illinois JERRY TESTIN and DON KINLEY Rt. 59 and Roberts Street ROY'S GO-TAN E —The Best Gas For Less Wishes the Class of 71 Success and Happiness SLEEPY HOLLOW MOTEL Highway 30 and 66 Joliet, Illinois EDWIN McHUGH Owner Congratulations to the Class of 1971 MUFFLERS GREASING TAILPIPES OIL FILTERS BATTERIES TUNE-UPS AL'S STANDARD SERVICE Rt. 59 and 30 Phone 436-9827 WHEEL ALIGNMENT Good Luck Future Years to the Class of 1971 From JONES HARDWARE Compliments of ACCENT BEAUTY SHOP 406 Loclcport Street Phone 436-9472 tor Appointments Best Wishes to the Class of 71 W. A. GLASGOW BUILDERS NEW HOMES and REMODELING 436-6318 349 You Are Always Welcome Whether You Buy or Just Stop in to Say Hello DICK ROCK ROCK'S GROCERY 516 Lockport Street 436-9134 Congratulations to the Class of 1971 HOMETOWN APPLIANCE appliances furniture carpeting Compliments of RAILEC COMPANY, INC. DON PENNINGTON 525-529 Lockport Street Phone 436-5561 350 Congratulations to the Class of 1971 STEPHENSON'S PHOTOGRAPHY School’s Photographer 919 S. State Street Lockport, Illinois 838-4264 Congratulations to the Class of 1971 ED EICHELBERGER HOMES of DISTINCTION GENERAL CONTRACTOR Telephone 436-9741 351 Congratulations From GOOD LUCK PLAINFIELD CONSTRUCTION COMPANY JOHN R. ZUPANCIC to the Class of 1971 D. C.'S PKG. STORE 404 Union Street Plainfield, Illinois Plainfield, Illinois 436-9592 Congratulations Best Wishes to the Class of 1971 Compliments of LOCKWOOD DAIRY A Quality Product for 57 Years to the Class of 1971 ROD BAKER Ford Sales, Inc. FORD—FALCON—FAIRLANE THUNDERBIRD 436-5681 352 Congratulations to the Class of 1971 VALISA COIFFURES Rt. 59 and Roberts Road Plainfield, III. 60544 Phone: 436-6637 Owner—BETTE GLAVAN A W ROOT BEER 550 E. Cass St. Joliet, III. LET'S ALL GO! Come See Us Gene STITELEY Jack UEDELHOFEN ?J?fW SNOWMOBILES LAWN MOWERS FISHING SUPPLIES CAMPERS AND EQUIPMENT BICYCLES, ACCESSORIES AND REPAIRS SPORT ITEMS PLAINFIELD LAWN FUN SHOP PAUL and THELMA GRAVER. Owners Prompt and Efficient Service at KREB’S DRUG STORE 609 Desplaines Street Plainfield, Illinois Phone 815 436-5554 353 PLAINFIELD NATIONAL BANK DRIVE-IN BANKING Best Wishes to the Class of 1971 OFFICERS DIRECTORS Roger R. Russell, President Murley J. Wheeler, First Vice-President Reese L Birkett, Second Vice-President Franklin J. Brown, Vice-President and Cashier Richard D. Ethridge, Vice-President John J. Harmon, Installment Loan Officer Richard H. Carlson, Auditor Frank C. Bender Reese L. Birkett Zerrell Lockwood Charles J. McKeown Frank Parks Harry D. Patterson Roger R. Russell Murley J. Wheeler 354 LANDSCAPE servi WHITLEY'S Compliments of LANDSCAPE NURSERY MR. ROBERT WHITLEY (Est. 1949) Located at 2622 Essington Road Joliet, Illinois Phone: 729-1912 355 Compliments of PLAINFIELD SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION From left to right: Mr. Flint. Mrs. Flint, Mrs. Hartong, Mr. Hensel. SCHWIDER PHARMACY C. RING, R.Ph. J. A. SCHWIDER, R.Ph. W. KERNC, R.Ph. 2401 Plainfield Rd. Rte. 30 at Caton Farm Rd. Phone 436-5616 OVERMAN CHAPEL 309 Joliet Road Telephone 436-9221 Plainfield, Illinois 24-Hour Ambulance Service MAY AND VAN OVERMAN. Directors 357 CONGRATULATIONS to the Class of 1971 From VIC SCOn GEORGE BALDWIN BILL and DOROTHY PEEL D. E. BOURRIE BO HITCHCOCK FOR INSURANCE: READ-SCOTT-BALDWIN, INC. PHONE 729-9400 FOR REAL ESTATE: VIC SCOTT ASSOCIATES PHONE 729-9200 358 PLAINFIELD GRAIN CO. GRAIN, FEED, LAWN SUPPLIES We have the feed for your cats, dogs, rabbits, squirrels, wild birds, poultry—and even for the big ones like cattle, horses and pigs. You Can Find Us at 219 Main Street Plainfield, Illinois 60544 436-2161 355-0870 Route 34 Naperville, Illinois 60540 If Education Means a Lot to You ... See us about our trade-in allowance on your old set of World Book Encyclopedia. i Congratulations to the Class of 1971 FIELD ENTERPRISES EDUCATIONAL CORP. PLAINFIELD TOOL ENGINEERING CONGRATULATIONS to the Class of 71 ALEC CARR EXCAVATING Rt. 126 Plainfield, III. 359 Congratulations to the CLASS OF 71 SEBBY'S SERVICE RICHARD SEBBY Why not) consider a career in journa I ism? Expansion to serve the communities of an increasing newspaper circulation is the key- note at the Joliet Herald-News—a member of the Copley Newspaper organization. A person who enjoys a daily challenge, as well as serving the public as part of a well paying, exciting and rewarding industry should well consider a career in newspaper journalism. If you fit into our organization, you will have ample opportunity for promotion and recognition. The Joliet Herald-News offers career opportunities to high school as well as college graduates. Consider newspapering. Stop in, or write, and we will be happy to discuss the op- portunities and your qualifications or interest. The Joliet Herald-News offers a lifetime opportunity in a position of trust and responsibility in serving our community. THE JOLIET HERALD-NEWS tf1 360 78 N. Scott St., Joliet, III. 60544 Phone: 726-6161 MAUER CONSTRUCTION CO. Greetings to the Class of 1971 THE GOODIE BASKET HELEN AND WALTER SCHEMPF Owners Phone: 436-6534 Congrat's to the Class of 1971 KEEP FROZEN 602 Desplaines Street Plainfield, Illinois 436-5341 Congratulations to the Class of 1971 JAMES E. 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