Plainfield High School - Plainsman Yearbook (Plainfield, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1979 volume:

PLAINSMAN 1979 Plainfield High School Plainfield, Illinois Volume 31 Co-editors Julie Harshbarger Mike Lambert CHANGES Few people would assert thc t mere change is a value. It depends upon the direction in which • change takes place.” — Walter A. Weisskopf CONTENTS Opening 4 Faculty 18 Seniors 38 Juniors 72 Sophomores 88 Freshmen 106 Organizations 120 Activities 144 Sports 154 Index 180 Advertisements 189 LEFT: Changes through the years — four representative students from each class, 1949-1978. Last row —1979. THE HIGH SCHOOL . . .CHANGES In 1949 when the first editions of the PLAINSMAN were issued, PHS was a three-story brick building, which stood where the Central Grade School playground is now. All of the Plainfield schools were located on the same lot. Construction of the present high school was begun in 1956. By the mid- 60's the three levels of schooling had been spread around the village. Since 1956 the high school itself has been the subject of many changes. Several additions have been made to the original building. Outside, a stadium, an observatory — ( it's not a storage shed?! ), and a second parking lot were built. In 1974 the Administration Building was built and by 1975 the school had a new music area, cafeteria, and auditorium. In thirty-one years the school has strived to keep up with the changing times. Looking towards the futuro High School in 1956. leaving after o long day. FACES. . . CHANGE Faces are olways changing. There are new hair styles, cute faces, fashion eyeglasses on faces, and funny faces at PHS. Most boys wear their hair long, but unlike their 1960 counterpart, their hair is feathered, styled, and blown-dry. Girls wear their hair long or short or anywhere in between. There are faces of new freshmen. This year we have two different faces — Nina Biering, a Norwegian, and Sigrid Meiser, a German. Both are studying in the United States for a year. There are faces you expect to see together and there are faces you never expect to see together, but there are faces you will never I I Eat, drink and be merry 11 Some typical students of the 50's — recognize anyone? Faces of all oges!! Our Norwegian student — Nina fcering, behind friends Laurie Graham and Deb Johnson. ‘Smile you’re on candid cam- rnl Our German student — Sigrid Meiser, and a bashful Styles have come a long waylll T' FASHIONS. . . CHANGE In 1949 bobby socks, midi skirts, straight leg jeans, and bulky tweed coats were seen at PHS. Since then the lengths of dresses have gone up and down, hair styles have changed, and white T-shirts with sweaters have disappeared. Girls may now wear slacks and jeans, but styles ore changing back to tweeds, straight-leg jeans, and skirts. Boys still wear jeans, but T-shirts have returned with a new look — they carry slogans, rock group names, and advertisements. Boys can wear boots, and shirts aren't necessarily worn tucked in, as once required. The casual look is the current trend. CARS... CHANGE Very few students drove to school in 1 949, but on almost any day this year you can see two parking lots full of cars. In thirty- one years cars have changed from large bulky styling to a more compact and sleek style. We learn to drive in more comfortable cars, and we drive more than kids of a generation ago. Changes haven't taken place just on the outside, though. There is more power under the hood, bucket seats, AM FM radios, and 8-track or cassette tape decks. One of the biggest changes is that vans no longer mean beat up panel trucks, but rather they are recreational vehicles which are highly customized. THINGS. . . CHANGE Almost anything a student looks at in our school has changed. Boy's letter jackets have changed dramatically. Students are still seen at each other's lockers, but as in the school's hallways, they are seen arm in arm instead of just holding hands. Shop classes have changed. The crowded woods shop of 1949 is now replaced with an industrial arts area, which includes a large woods shop, metals shop, and drafting and electronics rooms. And the library has now become a Media Center. Class rings are now heavier and more expensive. Students also have the choice of stone colors, engraving, and ring styles. The gym boasts a new scoreboard, which changed the looks of the gym wall. A cafeteria is something P.H.S. did not operate in 1949, and the students five years ago did not have the modern and efficient cafeteria we have now. Change has even struck the band, which as most students who attended football games know — has new uniforms. MORE THINGS. . . CHANGE Rules have changed — there are more of them than in 1949, but many rules are less strict than when they were first written. Now gum chewing is permitted; and when there is warm weather, cut-off jeans are worn. The courtyard has changed over the years — from a muddy nothing to a pleasant view to gaze at during long classes. The school day has been shortened from 8:20-3:40 to 7:45-2:10. Girls sports are gaining recognition and this year a girl’s record board was erected. At Homecoming we had our first bonfire since 1971. 12 Dancing the night away. MUSIC DANCES .. CHANGE In 1 949, thick rpm records were the main source of music, but by the mid-60’s student's record collections were made up of 45's . Those records were played on simple hi-fi systems, but now the music from 8-track tapes, cassettes, and albums is transmitted from expensive AM FM stereo set-ups. Sock Hops were held in the 1950's, while students of the 1 960's were doin' the Twist. Now students are moving to the steps of the Hustle.” Where students once danced to the sounds of jukeboxes and live bands, they are now dancing to the beat of recorded music — popularly known as disco. 13 Backwords Day — “Did you get up on the wrong side of bed? FOURTH PLACE — We Really Move Our Tails For You — Freshman A scramble at the Homecoming football game. The Homecoming Bor THIRD PLACE— ‘Supereat —Sophomore Entry m' mjg:i ui r r IT- VICTORIOUS IN 1978 HOMECOMING What's Up, Plainfield? SECOND PLACE — Junior Entry FIRST PLACE — Hall of Heroes — Senior Entry ADVISORS. . . CHANGE 1949 — Dorothy Lambert, Ann Roegge Neil Hardy, Elaine Madison 1950 — Dorothy Lambert, Miss Berg, Virginia O'Donnel 1951 — Dorothy Lambert, Marilyn Clark, Virginia O'Donnel 1952 — Dorothy Lambert, Marilyn Clark, Mr. Mitchell 1953 — Dorothy Lambert, Eloise Nash 1954 — Dorothy Lambert, Eloise Nash 1955 — Dorothy Lambert, Eloise Nash 1956 — Dorothy Lambert, Rosalie Schaper 1957 — Dorothy Lambert, Rosalie Schaper 1958 — Dorothy Lambert, Rosalie Schaper 1959 — Dorothy Lambert, Rosalie Schaper 1960— Rosalie Demoney, Dorothy Lambert 1961 — Joyce Hexdrall, Roberta Ingrassia Clayton Travis, Dorothy Lambert 1962 — Joyce Hexdrall, Roberta Ingrassia Clayton Travis, Dorothy Lambert 1963 — Larry Ellis, Joyce Hexdrall Elizabeth Lackaff, Dorothy Lambert 1964 — Larry Ellis, Charlene Hertz 1965 — Larry Ellis, Marilyn Emmons 1966 — Larry Ellis 1967 — Larry Ellis 1968 — Larry Ellis 1969 —Larry Ellis 1970 —Larry Ellis 1971 — Larry Ellis, Michael and Sue Alexander 1972 —Larry Ellis 1973 —Larry Ellis 1974 — Larry Ellis 1975 —Larry Ellis 1976 — Johna Neilsen 1977 — Linda Korbokis 1978 — Linda Korbakis 1979 — Peggy Francik Our PLAINSMAN advisors through the years. 17 19 FACULTY DISTRICT OFFICE PERSONNEL DISTRICT OFFICE SECRETARIES — Seated — Karen Scott. Standing — Ruth Prange, Rita Bennett, Alice Gans, Norma Simmons, Lynn Smith. 20 SCHOOL BOARD OF EDUCATION — Sealed — Merle Hayward, Elizabeth Eichelberger, Robert Whitley. Standing — Everett Van DeVoort, Jay Mr. William Polley resigned from the School Board this year after serving one of the longest terms on the board. His absence from the board after seventeen years was indeed, a change. Mr. Polley is employed os an advisor consultant for the U.S. Department of Agriculture and is a Plainfield Volunteer Fireman. He contrib- uted to three building programs in the district: the building of Indian Trail School, Grand Prairie School, and District Offices and the High School Auditorium. As a board member, he stood for the basics in education and what was best for the students. The PLAINSMAN would like to take this space to thank him for his many years of dedication and hard work for the Plainfield School System. Mathias, Jerome Krupowicz, Donald Nier. Mr. William Polley 21 PRINCIPALS AND STAFF Vera Glasscock — 1974 Betty Talbott — 1971 Judy Houle — 1974 James Waldorf — Principal Paul Montgomery Assistant Principal HIGH SCHOOL SECRETARIES — Houle. Betty Talbott, Fran Wilmington, Edie Walters, Vera Glasscock, and Ju Charles Anderson — Assistant Principal 1972 1956 GUIDANCE 197� 1972 23 1957 ENGLISH Edie Koopmar Adele Hunt Marie Stelow 1946 Margaret Corner 1966 1964 MATH denominate o Mary Jane Ebens Michael Salisbury Joyce Senffner David Neal Robert Parthun FOREIGN LANGUAGES 1972 1969 1971 SOCIAL James King Robert Cutter Larry Evans Phyllis Yahnke BUSINESS Linda Kinnikin Darlene Frink Gloria Racchini Bonnie Williams Steve Lambert Keith Thompson INDUSTRIAL ARTS Eugene Barnewolt Steven Tunell Thomas Baker Charles Groszek Douglas Abbott ART 1970 Lauretta Gallahue Evelyn Cable HOME - ECONO- MICS 32 1966 1971 Leanna Wills Louise Kerns (CETA Aide) ---- MEDIA SPECIALISTS Gerald Boe BAND Edward Jones Penny Goad 1957 - SPECIAL SERVICES Lois Vrieze 33 PHYSICAL EDUCATION Kathy Cartwright Dave Ivlow 1972 Arnold Blaylock Rebecca Feaster Harold Lange 1967 William Conrad Larry McKeon 1965 1975 Karen Roppa 1970 Charles Harris Kathy Kazmar Terry Wittekiend MRS. CARNER RETIRES After thirteen yeors of teaching at Plainfield High School, Mrs. Margaret Corner announced her retirement at the completion of the first semester. The faculty gave her a retirement party in the High School Media Center, where they presented her with a service recognition plaque. Mrs. DuFrane gave a humorous account of finding a replacement for Mrs. Corner and Superin- tendent Roland Smith gave a speech on her accomplishments. Among her accomplishments was the formation of the Speech Club here in 1967. It was through Mrs. Corner that many students learned the act of speaking and of debating. We thank Mrs. Corner for her dedication and wish her the very best. Mr. Montgomery wisher Mrs. Corner the best. Mrs. DuFrane gives a humorous speech. The cake says it alll 36 Mrs. Corner takes some time to thank the faculty for the many thoughtful gifts. I did not know I hod to figure grades when I took this job! I Boy! This being a principal is harder than it looks! Mr. King searches the PHS archives. But I wanna watch Bozo’s CrcusV’ 37 Mrs. Anderson presents some gifts to Mrs. Cleary who moved to Texas. Mrs. Book finds the punch quite interesting at her farewell party. 39 SENIORS CLASS OF 1979 CLASS MOTTO FOLLOW YOUR DREAM Watching over the other classes are the Senior Class Officers Sue Talarico, president; George Schlott, advisor; Clara White, vice president; Tom Baker, advisor; Kit Manning and Shelley Wickes, secretary-treasurer. CLASS COLORS Follow your dream . . . take one step at a time and don’t settle for less, just continue to climb . . . Follow your dream ... if you stumble, don't stop and lose sight of your goal, press on to the top. For only on top can we see the whole view, can we see what we've done and what we can do, can we then have the vision to seek something new . . . Press on, and follow your dream. — Amanda Bradley CHERYL LYNN ACKERMAN January 4, 1961 Pommer ettes 2; Ski Club 2 . . . Beauty School. MARK ALLING September 9, 1960 Bond 1,2, 3, 4 . . . Lewis University SUSAN TERESE ALTENHOFF March t, 1961 PLAINSMAN 4; Student Council 3; Pommerettes Powder Puff 3, 4; Ski Club 2 . . . College. STEVE ANGELUS Burgundy and Silver CLASS FLOWERS Red Carnation with White Rose and Baby's Breath CLASS SONG “Memories CHERI SCOOP SUE 1,2,3, 4; Spring Play 1; 40 JAMES ARNOLD BILL AVERY August 7, 1960 Industrial Arts Club 1,2; Ski Club 2, 3, 4. CHARITY JANE AZMAN MOZM April 26, 1961 Choralettes I; French Club 1 . . . Full-time |ob — Illinois Bureau of Identification. KIM BAKER BAKE August 15, 1961 National Honor Society 3; G.A.A. 1; French Club 1,2; Powder Puff 3; Mathlete 4; Wrestling 3 (manager); Cheerleader 1,2. PAULA JEAN BAMBIC “PEE ’ May 4, 1961 Joliet Junior College; Nurse's training — St. Joseph's School of Nursing. DANIEL BARTHOLME NIKKI LORRAINE BECK February 26, 1960 Marriage. PENNY BENNETT December 1 3, 1959 Choir 1 . . . Full-time job. TY W. BERGAN BERG April 26, 1961 Golf Team 1,2, 3 . . . Full-time job — Technical vocational school. SHIRLEY ILONA BERNIER March 4, 1961 “SQUIRREL 41 Color Guard 3; American Guard 2; Powder Puff 3, 4; Intramurals 1,2; Mathlete 3 . . . Joliet Junior College. CHERYL LYNN BEVERLY Morch 9, 1961 PLAINSMAN 3; Powder Puff 3, 4; Wrestling 3 (manager); Football 2 (manager) 3, 4 (statistician); Ski Club 3, 4 (Vice-President). . . Joliet Junior College; Four- year college. NINA BIERING March 8, 1960 PLAINSMAN 4; Wig and Masque 4; Kittens 4; Ski Club 4; Exchange Student from Norway 4 . . . Part-time job; college. LAURIE JEANINE BISSET 'BISS’’ March 10, 1962 Choralettes 1; G.A.A. 1; Spanish Club I; Wrestling 2 (manager); Ski Club 3, 4; Graduate 3 . . . Full-time job; Joliet Junior College. MICHAEL BLAKE MARY SUE BLOCK STACY LYN BORDEN May 7, 1962 PLAINSMAN 3 (faculty editor); German Club I; STAR Team 3; Graduate 3 . . . 4 year college. CARMEN LEINA BOSSERT “BIRD” September 11,1962 PLAINSMAN 3; Green and White Club 1; Band 1,2; Spring Play 1; G.A.A. 1 ; Intramurals 1; STAR Team 3; Graduate 3 . . . College. DONNA LYNN BOUGHTON October 24, 1961 Choir 1,2, 3; Ski Club 4 . . . University of Illinois — Aviation. Sue Altenhoff Cheryl Beverly Carmen Bossert — 1966 — 1966 — 1969 Mary Bragg — 1965 42 NANCY BOYD MARY ELIZABETH BRAGG “MAR September 29, 1960 Bond 1,2, 3, 4 (secretary); G.A.A. 1; Powder Puff 3, 4; Future Secretaries 3 (vice-president); Track 1,2, 3, 4; Kittens 2 (treasurer), 3; Cheerleader 1,2. . . Part-time job; Robert Morris College (Dentist). CYNTHIA BRAY “CINDY July 24, 1961 G.A.A. 1,2; Powder Puff 3; Wrestling Auxiliary 1,2; Wrestling 2 (manager); Softball 1 . . . Marriage — September 2, 1979; Junior College. MICHAEL BREWER KIMBERLY ANN BRINKMAN January 24, 1961 Powder Puff 4; Basketball 4; Softball 4; Transfer student 4 . . . College. KIMBERLY ANN BRONK KIM” July 4,1961 G.A.A. 1; Cheerleader 1 . . . Marriage; Full-time job. BARRY BROWN May 21,1961 Football 1,2, 3, 4; Baseball 1 . . . Wyoming Technical School. BRADLEY RAY BROWN May 21, 1961 Football 1,2, 3, 4; Baseball 1 . . . Wyoming Technical School. Kim Brinkman — 1966 Rich Cervan Kim Clay Beth Cremer _1968 —1967 —1967 43 TERRY ALAN CARTER “GRIMACE October 2, 1960 Football 2, 3, 4 . . . Full-time job; Marriage. RONALD CASH SUE CERANSKI SADDLE September 18, 1961 Band 1; Powder Puff 3, 4; Pep Club 1; Wrestling Auxiliary 1; Media Club 3; Mathlete 3 . . . University of Arizona. KATHERINE CEROVAC RENE MICHELLE BURD ORANGE BLOSSOM June 16,1961 G.A.A. 1; German Club 1; Media Club 1,2; Future Secretaries 3; Who’s Who in American High School Students . . . Full-time job; Secretarial Business School. EDMON BUTLER KATHLEEN ANNE CARLSON KATHY July 30, 1961 Secretorial Business School. JAMES CARNETT DAVID BUTTERS GLENN CAIN MOMMA BOY, KIP, CITIZEN January 7, 1961 RICHARD CERVAN January 13, 1960 Football 1,2,3, 4; Wrestling 1,2, 3, 4 . . . Full-time job. •RICH” CASEY WILLIAM CHERRY March 30, 1961 “SPACE” Full-time job — Electrician. KIM MARIE CLAY “RUNT” June 4, 1961 Rifles 1; Powder Puff 3; Wrestling Auxiliary; Ski Club 2, 3. MARY EILEEN COBLE T October 24, 1960 PLAINSMAN 1,3; FIELDER 1; Color Guard 1,2; Choir 1,2; (vice-president), 3 (president); Wig and Masque 1; Talent Show 1,3; Fall Play 1; G.A.A. 1; French Club 1,2; Powder Puff 3; Intramurals 1,2; Basketball 1,2, 3; Softball 1; Swing Choir 1,2, 3, 4; Ski Club 2, 3 . . .4 year college — Business and Beauty Culture. SHELLY COLARIC May 24, 1961 MARIE COONS GERI LYNN COX May 27, 1961 Powder Puff 3, 4 . . . Full-time job; Marriage. WESLEY HOWARD COX November 14, 1960 Full-time job. MARY ELIZABETH CREMER “BETTY” June 7, 1961 Class Officer 1,3 (vice-president); PLAINSMAN 4; Student Council 1; G.A.A. 1; Powder Puff 3, 4; Intramurals 1 (basketball); Softball 1,2; Homecoming Court — Sophomore Attendant; Football 4 (statistician)... 4 year college. 45 THOMAS CURTIS THOMAS J. DAHL January 28, 1961 Cross Country 1; Basketball 1. LISA ANN DAVIS July 1, 1961 Band 1,2, 3; G.A.A. 1,2; Powder Puff 3, 4; Track 1,2 (most improved), 3 (captain and most valuable), 4 (captain); Volleyball 1 . . . Lewis or Eastern Illinois — Business. RAYMOND L. DEETER April 3, 1961 National Honor Society 3, 4; Latin Club 1,2; Intramurals 1,2, 3, 4; Mothlete 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . University of Illinois — Mechanical Engineering (law). DAVE DIXON “DIX” February 18, 1961 Class Officer 1,2 (president); National Honor Society 3, 4; Student Council 1; Mothlete 4; Football 1,2, 3, 4 (captain); Track 1,2, 3; Homecoming Court Escort 1,2; Boys' State,- F.C.A. 2, 3, 4. WILLIAM J. DOLL BILL August 19, 1961 Transfer Student from Joliet Central 3 . . . Joliet Junior College. LYNN MARIE DONAHUE June 27,1961 Rifles 1,2, 3; G.A.A. 1; Powder Puff 3, 4 . . . Full-time job; Junior College — Art. DAWN RENNE DONEGAN DAWNER August 9, 1961 G.A.A. 1, 2; French Club 1,2; Powder Puff 3, 4; Intramurals 1,2; Track 1,2 . . . Joliet Junior College. STEPHEN DOWDY December 15, 1961 National Honor Society 3, 4; Student Council 2; Band 1,2, 3, 4. 46 Lynn Donahue — 1966 Dawn Donegan — 1966 TODD DAVID DRALLE July 12, 1961 Hockey 2, 3 . . . Wyoming Technical School. DAN DUPREE DEANA LYNN DUPREE April 21, 1961 SARA BETH EBERHARD March 20, 1961 Band 1; G.A.A. 1; Spanish Club 2; Softball 1 . . . Full-time job — Manager at Cookie Factory; Joliet Junior College. “LITTLE SMITTY “MOTOR MOUTH” TINA MARIE EBERHARD “HOT CHILD” January 1, 1960 G.A.A. 1; History 2; Media Club 1; Home Economics Club 3; Softball 1; Track 1 . . . Marriage; Assistant Manager at Woolworths; Joliet Junior College. WILLIAM G. ELLERBROCK, JR. “ELLY, BILL” November 6, 1961 Football 1,2; Baseball 1,2, 3 . . . Marriage; Full-time job. JANN ALICIA ERICKSON December 26, 1 960 International Thespians 1,2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Band 1,2, 3; Wig and Masque 1,2, 3 (treasurer), 4 (president); Talent Show 2, 3; Fall Play 1, 3, 4; Radio Show 2, 3, 4; German Club 2; STAR Team 2 . . . Coe College — Pre-Physical Therapy. TODD ERICKSON 47 SANDRA MICHELLE ETHERIDGE Februory 9, 1961 Marriage; Joliet Junior College (Accounting). “SANDY” MICHELE MARIE FAWVER “MIKE” May 26,1961 Marriage; 4-yeor college. TERRY MICHAEL FEATHERSTON “FEATHER” May 2, 1961 PLAINSMAN 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; German Club 1,2 (vice- president); Intramurals 2, 3; Moth Award 1,2, 3, 4; Mathlete 1,2, 3, 4; Cross Country 1,2,3 (most valuable runner) 4 (captain); Track 3, 4; Basketball 1,4; Baseball 1,2; Chess 3, 4 . . . U.S. Air Force Academy-PreMedical; Aviation Study. CHARLOTTE FERGUSON CYNTHIA FIRESTONE “HOTROCKS, FIREBUG” October 14, 1961 National Honor Society 3, 4; Color Guard 2; Future Secretaries 3 . . . Full-time job; Joliet Junior College (Secretarial training). JOHN G. FOREMAN June 20, 1961 Bond 1,2, 3; Cross Country 2, 3, 4; Track 1,2, 3, 4 . . . 4-year college. SHARON M. FOREMAN “THE FORCE” May 29, 1961 German Club 1,2; Powder Puff 4; Science Club 1; Media Club 2, 3 . . . Marriage; Junior College. BRENDA JUNE FRAZIER “BEA” June 26,1961 PLAINSMAN 3, 4; Pommerettes 3, 4; Powder Puff 4; Pep Club 3; Media Club 1; Kittens 2, 3; Transfer Student 1 . . . Joliet Junior College; ISU (Physics Major). ROBERT FRAZIER “BOB” June 9, 1961 Track 1. JAMISON MARIE FRONEK “JAMIE” August 27, 1961 Flag Guard 1, 2, 3; American Guard 1; Wrestling Auxiliary 1,2; Trockettes 1; Mathlete 4 . . . Joliet Junior College; 4-year college (Business). 48 •MOBY” TAMMY LYNN GEDDES September 19, 1961 Powder Puff 3, 4 (manager); Media Club 1,2, 3, 4; Future Teachers 1,2. . . Full-time job; 4-year college (Accounting and Business). JODI GIARRANTI DOROTHY MARIE GILLIAM DOTTIE, DOT'1 February 12, 1961 Transfer student from Seneca . . . Marriage; Brigham Young University. CYNTHIA ANN GILBERTSON “NEARLY” March 15, 1961 Pommerettes 3, 4; Color Guard 1; G.A.A. 1; Track 1; Cheerleader 2 . . . Marriage — September 22, 1979; Full-time job — Secretary at Kemlite Co. KAYLA SUE GLASS November 4, 1 960 Pommerettes 1; G.A.A. 1; Spanish Club 1,2; Powder Puff 4; Wrestling Auxiliary 1,2; Future Secretaries 3; Track 1; Ski Club 2, 4 . . . Full-time job — Travel Agent; Joliet Junior College. DANIEL GLAVAN RICHARD GOFF JAMIE GOLLIHER ''JAME June 5, 1961 National Honor Society 3, 4; Choralettes 1; Powder Puff 3; Attendance Office 4 . . . 4-year College. JACQUELINE KAY GOODSON •'GOODIE February 27, 1961 Powder Puff 3, 4; Future Secretaries 3; Ski Club 2, 4 . Junior College. KELLY GOODWIN September 19, 1961 Pommerettes 3, 4; French Club 1,2; Powder Puff 3, 4; Cheerleader 1,2. . . Joliet Junior College. 49 JUDY ANN GOSSMAN April 7, 1961 Full-time job; Junior College. LORRAINE MARIE GREENUP September 9, 1961 Spanish Club 1; Powder Puff 3; Volleyball 1 (manager); Basketball 1 (manager) . . . St. Joseph's School of Nursing. KAREN MARIE HALL October 7, 1961 Powder Puff . . . Full-time job. JULIE LYNN HARSHBARGER March 15, 1961 PLAINSMAN 3 (K-8 co-editor), 4 (High School Co-Editor); Quill and Scroll 3, 4; Student Council 2, 4 (secretary-treasurer); French Club 1,2, 3 (trip to France); Powder Puff 3, 4; Intramurals 3, 4 (tennis); Baseball 1,2 (manager); Kittens 3, 4 (vice-president); Homecoming Court — Senior Attendant; Literary Festival 2; Student Government Day 3, 4 (mayor); P.E. Leader 4; Prom Committee 3; American Red Cross Leadership Association 4; D.A.R. Award 4 . . . College — Preschool-Nursery School Teacher. ROSE MARIE HARTLEY “ROSIE” March 8, 1961 G.A.A. 1; Media Club 1,2, 3 (secretary). . . Full-time job. GREGORY LEE HECK “GREG October 1, 1961 Mathlete 4; Football 1,2, 3, 4; Wrestling 1,2, 3 . . . Full-time job; Joliet Junior College — 4-year college (Engineering). VICKI HEIMAN DEBORAH LYNN HEITMAN “DEB September 28, 1961 Color Guard 2, 3; Powder Puff 4; Future Secretaries 3; Kittens 1,2. . . Full- time job; Joliet Junior College — 4-year college. NERD” KEN HELMS April 21,1961 Bond 1,2; Transfer Student from Romeoville 1 . . . 4-year college (Tool ond Die Maker). DEBORAH LYNN HERT SQUIRT February 9, 1961 Softball 1 (manager); Wrestling Auxiliary 3; Trackettes 2, 3; Ski Club 4 . . . Joliet Junior College. PAULETTE HILEMAN December 7, 1960 GREGG MICHAEL HORATH HORTHLEE April 8, 1961 Medio Club 1 (magazines); Football 1 . . . Full-time job; Junior College. REBECCA LOUISE HOTUYEC BECKY November 30, 1961 St. Joseph's Hospital School of Nursing. BILL HOULIS DALEHOWEN WHALE February 25, 1961 PLAINSMAN 4 (art); French Club 1, 3 (trip to France); Wrestling Auxiliory 3; Trackettes 2; Ski Club 3, 4 . . . Full-time job (Commercial artist); Western Illinois University. LAWRENCE LEE HUGHES “COMY CHINC April 10, 1961 Football 1,2, 3, 4; Chess 2, 3 . . . Marriage; Full-time job (Air-conditioning, Heating, Refrigeration). 51 CHERYL LYNN JOHNSON “LIL ‘P’ M January 25, 1961 G.A.A. 1, 2; Powder Puff 3, 4; Future Secretaries 3; Track 1; Attendance Office 2, 3, 4 . . . Junior College. PAUL RALPH JOHNSON P.J. April 5, 1961 PLAINSMAN 3, 4; Talent Show 3; Latin Club 1; Swing Choir 3, 4 (accompanist), Stage Band 3 . . . Junior College (Computer Science); 4-year college (Music performance). KARRIN KRISTINE JONES “Kan- August 28,1961 PLAINSMAN 3; American Guard 1; Talent Show 1,2, 3; Spring Play 1; G.A.A. 1; German Club 1,2; Powder Puff 3, 4; Kittens 3, 4; Swing Choir 1,2, 3, 4; Ski Club 2; All State Choir 3, 4 . . . Western Illinois University. LYNN ELIZABETH JONES March 1, 1961 National Honor Society 3, 4, Band 1,2, 3, 4 (vice-president); French Club 1,2; G.A.A. 1; Intramurals 1,2; Math Award 4; Mathlete 4; Volleyball 1; Swing Choir 2; Pep Band 1,2, 3, 4; Spring Musical 1,4; IMEA 1,4; Literary Festival 2 . . . University of Illinois. MARYDAWN JORDAN MDm December 30, 1960 Pommerettes 2, 3, 4 (captain); American Guard 1; G.A.A. 1; French Club 1; Powder Puff 3, 4; Wrestling Auxiliary 1,2; Track 3, 4 (manager). . . Ray- Vogue — Fashion Merchandising. ANDY JUEL April 28, 1960 Intramurals 3, 4; Cross Country 4; Basketball 1, 3, 4; Track 4 . . . Marriage; Full-time job. STEVEN ARTHUR KALUZNY PUDGE March 4, 1961 Mathlete 4; Soccer Club 3; Industrial Arts Club 2, 3 . . . Knox College. JODY ANN KARPEL March 14, 1961 PLAINSMAN 4; National Honor Society 3, 4 (secretary); Bond 1,2, 3; G.A.A. 1; French Club 1, 2; Powder Puff 3, 4; Pep Club 1,2,3, 4; Softball 1,2, 3, 4; Football and Basketball Cheerleader 1,2, 3 (most valuable), 4; F.C.A. 2, 3, 4; P.E. Leader 3, 4; Ski Club 2, 3, 4 . . . 4-year college (Physical Education). MIKE KAUTZ SUE KAUZLARICH 52 KIMBERLY RICHELLE KAVENEY K'M April 24, 1961 American Guard 1,2,3 (captain); Wrestling Auxiliary 1,2; French Club 1 . . . College of St. Francis (Elementary Education). KATIE KELLY DARCY ANN KLINDWORTH DARC” December 1 3, 1960 Spring Play 1; G.A.A. 1,2; German Club 1,2; Intramurals 1; Volleyball 1,2, 3, 4; Basketball 1; Swing Choir 1,2,3, 4; Powder Puff 3; Basketball 3, 4 (statistician). . . 4-year college. DEAN KOCHALKA WEAN September 24, 1961 Latin Club 1,2; Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Baseball 1,2. KAREN KOERNER LINDA KAY KOLBA “LOU September 14, 1961 Color Guard 3; American Guard 2; Spring Play 1; G.A.A. 1; German Club 1,2; Powder Puff 3, 4 . . . Junior College (Art). ROBERTA KOLLMAN MICHELLE KONIECZNY LAURA KONOWALSKI DAVID ANTHONY RICHARD KOSICEK DEKE Moy 17,1960 Intramurols 1 . . . Marriage; Full time job — Heating, Air conditioning, and Refrigeration. 53 MICHAEL RAYMOND KREBS “KILLER” March 19, 1961 Choroleers I; Latin Club 1,2; Wrestling 1; Spring Play 1 . . . Full-time job; Joliet Junior College. PAUL LABBE MICHAEL ALLYN LAMBERT ••CHOPS September 12, 1961 PLAINSMAN 1,2 (advertisement co-chairman), 3 (K-8 co-editor), 4 (High School co-editor); Quill ond Scroll 3, 4; Notional Honor Society 3, 4 (president); German Club 1,2; Mathlete 4; American Red Cross Leadership Association 4 . . . University of Illinois (Architect). MICHELLE LYN LAMBERT MICH', CRASH, TROUBLE September 12, 1961 G.A.A. I, 2; Powder Puff 3, 4; Future Secretaries 3; Track 1,2, 3, 4 (captain); Attendance Office 2, 4 . . . Junior College (Business Proprietor). ED J. LARUSSA ‘ DAGO August 12, 1961 Trock 1 . . . Navy. RICHARD ALAN LEDWA August 26, 1961 Football 1; Track 1; Basketball 1; Transfer Student 1 . . . Denver, Automotive and Diesel. JUDY MARIE LEPACEK May 7, 1961 National Honor Society 3, 4; G.A.A. 1; German Club 1,2; Future Secretaries 3; Ski Club 3, 4; Track 1 . . . Full-time job. KAREN MARIE LITWILLER October 13, 1961 German Club 1,2; Powder Puff 3, 4 . . . Full-time jcb; Joliet Junior College. JAMES LOHMAR MARSHALL LONGNECKER October 17, 1961 Nationol Honor Society 3, 4; Spring Ploy 2; German Club 1,2; Intramurols 2 (nerf tennis); Mathlete 2, 3, 4; Trock 4 . . . 4-year college (pre-Med); Medical School. GREGORY SCOT LOOCK • GREG'’ August 16, 1960 FIELDER 2, Fall Play 2; Track 1,2; Swing Choir 3; Ski Club 3, 4 . . . Full-time job; Junior College. JOY ELAINE LOWERY July 25, 1961 PLAINSMAN 4; FIELDER 3 (advertising manager); Spring Play 1; G.A.A. 1; Spanish Club 1; Future Secretaries 3; Swing Choir 1,4; Choir 1; New Life Club 2, 4 . . .St. Joseph's School of Nursing. KENDALL McBETH ‘‘KEN” December 6, 1960 Band 1,2, 3; German Club 1,2; Intramurals 1,2, 3, 4; Science Club 2; Mathlete 4; Track 1,2. . . 4-year college. KATHLEEN ANN McCARNEY •■KATHY November 17, 1961 Pommerettes 2, 3; G.A.A. 1; Powder Puff 3, 4; French Club 3 . . . 4-year college — University of Wisconsin. MICHAEL McCLINTOCK JUDITH LYNNE McCOY POODITH February 6, 1961 G.A.A. 1,2; Spanish Club 1; Powder Puff 3, 4; Future Secretaries 3; Trock 1,2 . . . Marriage; Full-time job; Joliet Junior College. 55 tim McDaniel “COOnie January 1,1961 Powder Puff 4 (Cheerleader); Intramurals 1 (basketball); Cross Country 1; Basketball 1,2; Baseball 1 2, 4 . . . Lewis University — (Aviation Maintenance). sheryl McFarland March 18, 1961 Student Council 4; Rifles 1,2, 3; French Club 1,2; Powder Puff 3, 4; Pep Club 1 ; Kittens 3, 4 . . . 4-year college. RICHARD DALE McMILLIN •SPIC July 7, 1961 National Honor Society 3, 4; German Club 1,2; Mathlete 1,4; Baseball 1,2, 3, 4 . . . college. PAMELA ANN McNAIR “PAM” August 23, 1961 Pommerettes 3, 4; Color Guard 2; Spring Play 1; Powder Puff 3, 4; Wrestling Auxiliary 1; Trackettes 2; Track 1 . . . Bradley University. JACQUELINE MARIE MAHAFFEY “MAHAFF November 9, 1960 Pommerettes 2, 3, 4; American Guard 1; G.A.A. 1; German Club 1,2; Powder Puff 3, 4. PAMELA K. MALAND September 3, 1961 PLAINSMAN 1; Rifles 1,2, 3; Powder Puff 3. KATHERINE ELIZABETH MANNING •‘KIT May 2, 1961 Class Officer 4 (secretary-treasurer); PLAINSMAN 4; FIELDER 1,2, 3; National Honor Society 3, 4; Spring Play 1; G.A.A. 1; Latin Club 1,2; Powder Puff 3, 4; Intramurals 2; Math Award 3; Mathlete 3, 4; Track 3, 4; Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; Swing Chair 3, 4; Ski Club 2, 3, 4 . . . 4-year college. REX AARON MARCKS April 12, 1961 Technical vocational school. SCOn ALLEN MATTHEWS SAM July 9, 1961 Medio Club 2, 3 (AV lab worker). . . Joliet Junior College. MICHAEL JOHN MAVER “MAV September 10, 1961 Fall Play 3; Wrestling 1,2, 3; Ski Club 3, 4 . . . Joliet Junior College; Southern Illinois University. 56 MARCIA ANNE MENOZZI January 14, 1961 G.A.A. 1; German Club 1,2; Powder Puff 3, 4; Intramural� 1; Math Award 3; Mothlete 3; Baseball 1, 2 (manager); Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; F.C.A. 3; Attendance Office 1 . . . Full-time job; Junior College (Secretarial Training). WILLIAM LAWRENCE METZGER B-M” February 22, 1961 Spring Play 1; Intramural� 1,2, 3, 4; Golf 1,2, 3, 4; Choir 1; Tenni� 2, 3, 4 . . Illinois State University. DAN MIKA DEBORAH LYNN MILLER DEB” January 28, 1961 Class Officer 1,2, 3 (secretory-treasurer); Student Council 3; G.A.A. 1; Powder Puff 3, 4; Wrestling Auxiliary 2; Football 4; Volleyball 1,2; Softball 1 (most improved); Homecoming Court — Freshman Attendant; P.E. Leader 3, 4; Attendance Office 1,2, 3; Doll of the Month 2 . . . College. CARLA JO MITCHELL December 21,1960 PLAINSMAN 3; FIELDER 3; International Thespians 1,2, 3; Wig and Masque 1, 2; Talent Show 1; Radio Show 1; Latin Club 1,2. . . College of St. Francis (Psychology and Business Administration). ALAN MOHLER March 14, 1961 Intramural� 1, 2; Bosketboll 1,2; Baseball 1 . . . DeVry Institute of Technology. P SCOTT ALLEN MONDAY ‘ MOON, FRAU August 22, 1961 Student Council 4; Spring Ploy 1; German Club 1,2; Wrestling 1; Swing Choir 1,2, 3, 4; Soccer 3 . . . 4-year college. SANDRA LYNN MORGAN April 26, 1961 Volleyball 2 . . . Full-time job; Junior College. CINDY MORRIS ‘ GOLFER, MOE April 29, 1961 Science Club 1 . . . Marriage; Full-time job; Junior College. KRAIG BRADLEY MORRIS August 4, 1961 Band 1,2, 3; Latin Club 1,2; Intramurals 1; Wrestling 1 . . . Joliet Junior College. 57 NEAL T. MORRIS September 12, 1960 Wrestling 1,2. . . Joliet Junior College. PAUL MORRIS SCOn MUNCHALFEN DANIEL CHRISTOPHER MUREN October 12, 1961 Football 1; Track 3; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 1,2 (Basketball). . . 4-year college (Engineering). KAREN JEAN MURPHY “MURF” January 16, 1961 American Guard 1; G.A.A. 1; German Club 1,2; Powder Puff 3, 4; Intramurals 1,2, 3; Wrestling Auxiliary 1,2; Wrestling 1,2 (manager); Kittens 2, 3; Ski Club 2, 3, 4 (president). . . Full-time job. CHERYL MYERS JANICE MARIE NASH “JAN” February 17, 1961 National Honor Society 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4 (librarian); Spring Ploy 1,4; G.A.A. 1; German Club 2, 3; Math Award 4; Mathlete 3, 4 . . . Joliet Junior College; 4-year college (Accounting business management). FRANK D. NOVAK October 28, 1960 Student Council 1; Football 1,2; Basketball 1; Baseball 1,2, 3, 4 . . . Joliet Junior College. — 1970 58 LAURIE NOVAK DENNIS JOSEPH NUSSBAUM JAP'’ September 14, 1961 Football 1,4; Baseball 1,2, 3,4. KENNETH WILLIAM NUSSBAUM NUZZIE” September 14, 1961 Intramurals 2,- Football 1,2, 3, 4 (captain); Baseball 1,2, 3, 4 . . . Joliet Junior College. CHRIS OLSEN DONALD PARR CAROL GAY PARTAIN September 27, 1961 PLAINSMAN 3, 4; Quill and Scroll 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Future Secretaries 3 . . . Junior College (Secretarial Training). DAVID PASTORE July 31, 1960 Full-time job. CHRISTOPHER JENNINGS PAYNE January 25, 1961 National Honor Society 3, 4; Mothlete 4; Football 1,2, 3, 4 (captain); Track 1; Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Boys' State . . . 4-year college. DANA LYNNE PEARSON October 29, 1961 Notional Honor Society 3, 4 (vice-president); G.A.A. 1; German Club 1,2; Powder Puff 3, 4; Intramurals 1 (basketball); Mathlete 1,2, 3, 4; Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball Cheerleader 1, 2, 3 (captain); Football Cheerleader 3, 4 (captain); Ski Club 3, 4; P.E. Leader 3 . . . 4-year college. BRIAN W. PEEL ,‘WHEELS,, May 21, 1960 Band 1,2; Football 1,2, 3; Track 1; Ski Club 1,2; F.C.A. 3 . . . Full-time job; Junior College. MIKE PERA PARANOID” September 10, 1960 Track 1 . . . Marriage; Full-time job; Wyoming Technical School. WILLIAM JOSEPH PIRC ‘BILL” June 22,1961 Football 1,2, 3, 4 (captain); Wrestling 1,2, 3, 4 . . . Joliet Junior College. TAMARA JOY PLUT TAMMY” December 20, 1960 Volleyball 2 . . . Full-time job (Barber-Stylist). TINA MAIRIE POLCYN April 12, 1961 Color Guard 1,2; G. A. A. 1; French Club 1,2; Powder Puff 3, 4; Intramurals 1, 2; Volleyball 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2; Track 1,2, 3, 4; Ski Club 2, 3, 4 . . DePaul University. TIMOTHY BRIAN ANTHONY QUALLS “Q July 18, 1961 Sponish Club 1; Track 1; Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Interscholastics 1,2, 3 (basketball). TIMOTHY RAYNES SCOTT RALPH REICHERT April 2, 1960 Football 1. RAY REYES 60 JULIE KAY RICE April 25, 1961 Spring Play 1; G.A.A. 1; French Club 1,2; Powder Puff 3; Ski Club 2, 3, 4; Choir 1 . . . Joliet Junior College; 4-yeor college. JAMES ALLYN RIFE “JIM” July 6, 1961 Class Officer 3 (president); Football 3, 4; Track 1,2, 3; Homecoming Court — King . . . Full-time job. KATHLEEN MARIE RIFE KATH” April 18, 1961 Student Council 3; Color Guard 1; Powder Puff 3, 4 . . . Full-time job; College. DEBORAH LYNN ROBINSON “DEB” January 13, 1961 Powder Puff 3, 4; Ski Club 4 . . . Part-time job; Junior College. GWENDOLYN ROBINSON December 24, 1960 Full-time job; 4-yeor college. NANCY LYNN ROSEEN October 21, 1960 Future Secretaries 3; Track 1,2, 3, 4 . . . Junior College (Secretarial Training). KEITH ALAN HOUSE September 22, 1961 Intramurals 2, 3; Mathlete 4; Basketball 1, 2; Baseball 1,2. DEBRA RUDOLPH ‘'DEBBIE June 9, 1961 Pommerettes 2, 3; German Club 1,2; Mathlete 1,2, 3, 4; Track 1 . . . Full-time job; Secretarial Business School. BARBARA JEAN RUSS BARB January 19, 1961 PLAINSMAN 3, 4; Quill and Scroll 3; National Honor Society 3, 4; Pommerettes 3; G.A.A. 1; Spanish Club 1,2; Powder Puff 4; Math Award 3; Wrestling Auxiliary 3; Photography 3, 4; Mathlete 3, 4 . . . College (Mechanical Engineering). CARL LEE RUTHERFORD October 17, 1960 Band 1,2, 3, 4; Spring Play 1; Intramurals 1; Track 1; Wrestling 1; Swing Choir 4; Jazz Band 4. 61 JOHN SARTORI JOANNE SCENT JODI” April 16, 1961 PLAINSMAN 1; Color Guard 1,2; Powder Puff 3; Kittens 1,2. . . Full-time job (Dental Assistant); Marriage. SUZANNE M. SCHALLER “SUSIE” January 31, 1961 Powder Puff 3, 4 . . . Joliet School of Beauty and Culture. KATHERINE ANN SCHILLINGER “KATHY” September 18, 1961 Future Secretaries 3 . . . Full-time job. KATHERINE ANN SCHRADER “KATHIE” December 4, 1960 French Club 1,2,- Future Secretaries 3; Home Economics Club 2 . . . Full-time job; Junior College (Secretarial Training). GEORGE W. SCHROEDER, JR. “HUSH” December 8, 1960 Band 1,2, 3; Spring Play 1; Track 1,2; Wrestling 1,2, 3; Auto Mechanics Club 3, 4 . . . Wyoming Technical School. HAROLD JOHN SCHROEDER June 28, 1961 Basketball 2 (manager). . . Full-time job. PHILIP ARTHUR SCOn August 5, 1961 Football 2 . . . University of Illinois. Scott Monday Paul Morris Denny Nussbaum Kenny Nussbaum Dana Pearson — 1970 —1967 —1970 —1970 —1969 CYNTHIA SMITH KEVIN SMITH September 28, 1961 Football 1,2, 3, 4; Track 3; Wrestling 1 . . . Joliet Junior College. PAUL JEFFREY SMITH P.J. November 15, 1960 German Club 1; Ski Club 4 . . . Joliet Junior College. TOBEN SMITH DANIEL SOCHAN RONALD PAUL SORG February 8, 1961 Industrial Arts Club 1,2; Football 1,2,3, 4; Wrestling 1. PHYLLIS SPARKS TIMSPENNER SPEN May 14, 1961 Football 1,2,3, 4; Baseball 2. 63 EILEEN MARIE STACK ••WIENER’’ September 15, 1961 Closs Officer 2; PLAINSMAN 3; Student Council 2, 4; Bond 1,2; G. A.A. 1 ; Powder Puff 3, 4; Intramurals 1; Track 1,2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 1,2, 3, 4 . . . 4- yeor college. ELIZABETH STAEHELY “LIBBY” September 26, 1961 Powder Puff 3, 4; Ski Club 4 . . . College. WILBERT STEWART SUSAN TERESE TALARICO “SUE” September 17, 1961 Class Officer 4 (president); PLAINSMAN 3; National Honor Society 3, 4; Green and White Club 1; Student Council 4; G.A.A. 1; French Club 3; Powder Puff 3, 4; Pep Club 1,2; Mathlete 1; Track 1,3; Cheerleader 1,2, 3, 4 (Football, Basketball, Wrestling). . . Junior College; University of Illinois. DALE NORMAN TASHARSKI April 12, 1961 International Thespians 1,2; Student Council 1,2, 3 (vice-president), 4 (president); Wig and Masque 1,2; Radio Show 1; German Club 1,2; Intramurals 2, 3, 4 (tennis); STAR Team 4; Basketball 1,2; Chess 4; Swing Choir 1,2, 3, 4; Golf 1,2, 3, 4 (most valuable); Spring Play 1; Choir 1,2, 3; District Choir 1 st place 2, 3, 4; Boys' State Representative; IMEA All-State Choir; National School Choral Award; Ski Club 4 . . . Western Illinois University. DANIEL R. TESTIN “TINY” May 22, 1961 Football 1,2, 3; Baseball 1 . . . Full-time job; Wyoming Technical School. PAUL TESTIN SANDRA TEZAK DEBORAH THEOBALD “AGNIS” June 10, 1961 Art Award 3; Chess 1 . . . Full-time job; Marriage; 4-year college (Art). JOSE A. TORRES, JR. “TONY” March 26, 1960 Student Council 2, 3; Spanish Club 2; Intramurals 1,2; Industrial Arts Club 1,2, 3, 4; Football 2; Track 1; Basketball 1,2; Homecoming Escort — 3, 4 . . . Joliet Junior College; Lewis. 64 JOSEPH M. TROHA Moy 29, 1961 Football 1,2; Wrestling 1,2, 3, 4 . . . Full-time job. -DAGO JANA TAMBRA TUCKER “BUZZ” January 13, 1961 PLAINSMAN 3; Student Council 1,2, 3 (secretary-treasurer); Pommerettes 3; Rifles 1,2; G.A.A. 1,2; French Club 1; Powder Puff 3, 4; Cheerleader 1 . . . Junior College; 4-yeor college. DIANN BETH ULRICH WEED, Dl August 4, 1961 Powder Puff 3. SHERRY URSO CARY USHER April 26, 1961 Transfer student from Oswego . . . Full-time job. GREGORY DANIEL VAN DEVOORT “DOGMA September 15, 1961 International Thespians 1,2, 3; Wig and Masque 3 (vice-president); Fall Ploy 1, 2, 3; Spring Play 1; Track 3; Baseball 1,2; Swing Choir 1,2, 3. NANCY JEAN VANISKO April 14, 1961 Kittens 2 . . . Full-time job (Hair Stylist). DIANE BETH VANLOON COONIE, SADDLE December 29, 1960 Powder Puff 4; baseball 1 (batgirl); Kittens 1,2. DENISE ANN VAUGHT March 13, 1961 Powder Puff 4; Trackettes 2; Future Secretaries 3 . VAUGHTA, DENI . Junior College; College. 65 DIANE VAUGHT JOHN JOSEPH VERIKAS November 17, 1961 Band 1,2, 3; Spring Play 1; German Club 1,2; Intramurals 2, 3; Lighting Crew 1,2, 3; Swing Choir 1,2, 3, 4; Ski Club 2, 3, 4 (co-president); Soccer 3; Jazz Band 2, 3 . . . I.S.U. DENNIS VOCU SARAH LIZABETH VOITIK September 29, 1960 Pommerettes 2; Spanish Club 1; Powder Puff 3, 4; Wrestling Auxiliary 2; Future Secretaries 3 . . . Full-time job. JACQUELINE JOAN WAGNER JACKIE February 22, 1961 Pommerettes 2, 3, 4 (co-captain); American Guard 1; G.A.A. 1; Powder Puff 3, 4; Math Award 1 . . . Full-time job; Marriage,- College of St. Francis. KIMBERLY ANN WAGNER “WAGS” April 3, 1961 G.A.A. 1; German Club 2; Powder Puff 3, 4; Cheerleader 2 (Wrestling). . . Full-time job. JAMES JOSEPH WALTER July 31,1961 Wrestling 1,2, 3, 4. LAURIE WATTERS H,0 January 4, 1961 PLAINSMAN 4; National Honor Society 3, 4 (treasurer); Band 1,2, 3, 4 (president); G.A.A. 1,2; German Club 1; Powder Puff 3; Intramurals 1, 2; Mathlete 3, 4; Ski Club 2, 3, 4; Volleyball 1 (most improved), 2 (most valuable), 3, 4 (captain) (most valuable); Basketball 1 (most improved), 2, 3 (most valuable), 4 (All Conference); Softball 1,2; Track 3, 4 . . . 4-year college. JOSEPH MICHAEL WELCH August 15, 1961 Intramurals 1,2; Football 1,2, 3, 4; Baseball 1 . . . Milwaukee School of Engineering. Barb Russ Jodi Scent Sue Schaller Kathy Schillinger Kathy Schrader — 971 —1966 —1967 —1966 —1968 66 JOHN WELLNER JOSEPH WELPS JACKIE KAY WHITE “J.K August 20, 1961 National Honor Society 3, 4, Band 1,2, 3, 4; Fall Play 1; Spanish Club 1,2, 3; Powder Puff 3; Intramurals 1; Wrestling Auxiliary 1; Trackettes 2; Basketball 3; Cheerleader 2 (Wrestling); Future Teachers 1,2; Ski Club 3, 4; Drum Major 4; Pep Band 1,2, 3, 4 . . . Mornmgside College. KATHLEEN CLARA WHITE “CLARABELLA” November 28, 1961 Class Officer 4 (vice-president); Student Council 4 (vice-president); Powder Puff 3, 4; Track 3 (manager); Track Queen 3; Kittens 3, 4 (president); Homecoming Court — Junior Attendant 3; Queen 4; P.E. Leader 4; Transfer Student From Bolingbrook 2 . . . Western Illinois University. SHELLEY RENNE WICKS June 16, 1961 Class Officer 4 (secretary-treasurer); PLAINSMAN 3, 4; FIELDER 3; Student Council 3; Pommerettes 3, 4; G.A.A. 1,2; Spanish Club 1; Powder Puff 3, 4; Wrestling Auxiliary 2 . . . Full-time job. ROSEMARIE WIDUP “ROSE January 10, 1961 PLAINSMAN 3 (editor); National Honor Society 3, 4; Spanish Club 2; Medio Club 1; Mathlete 3 . . . Lewis University School of Nursing. ELIZABETH LYNN WILEY “BETH” April 10, 1961 National Honor Society 3, 4; Wig and Masque 1; Fall Play 1; Latin Club 1; Math Award 3, 4; Mathlete 3, 4 . . . University of Illinois. DWAYNE WILKERSON Jeff Smith Ron Sorg Eileen Stack Libby Staehely Sue Talarico — 1966 —1965 —1971 —1967 —1966 67 JENNIFER SUSAN WILLIAMS ‘ WILD” PLAINSMAN 1; Color Guard 1,2, 3 (co-captain); French Club 1,2; Powder Puff 3, 4; Swing Choir 2; Choir 3; Ski Club 2, 3 . . . Full-time job. PAUL WILLIAMS KATHLEEN WINTER March 26, 1961 Spanish Club 1,2; Powder Puff 3, 4; Future Secretaries 3; Track 1 . . . Full-time job; Joliet Junior College; Northern University. LINDA DAYLE WITTMAN “BELINDA April 18, 1961 French Club 1; Powder Puff 3, 4; Softball 1; Attendance Office 4 . . . Joliet Junior College,- Northern Illinois University. CASIMIR ARTHUR WYSOCKI “CASEY” April 13, 1961 Media Club 1,2 (president), 3; Cafe Worker 1,2, 3, 4 . . . Full-time job; Joliet Junior College. ROBERT THOMAS YACKLEY “BOB April 14, 1961 National Honor Society 3, 4, Bond 1,2, 3, 4; Spring Play 1; Intramurals 2; Track 1 . . . DeVry Institute of Technology. RENEE ZELLER GREGORY JOSEPH ZIMMERMAN “BEAST April 28, 1961 Green and White Club 3, 4; Intramurals 2, 4; Mathlete 4; Football 1,2, 3, 4 (captain); Track 1,2, 3, 4 . . . Northern Illinois University. 68 CAMERA SHY SENIORS Cindy Alexas Randy Bennet Dale Benson Tom Birsa George Branner Robert Brick Brent Brooks Keith Calkins Randal Campbell Roy Claypool Roger Coleman Annie Coomer Susan Coop Terry Countryman Mike Cowger Doug Etheridge Vincent Fazio James Garaffo Ronald Hartke Sherry Hollingsworth Rhonda Howard Kirk Kelly Herbert Kusche Don Kutsie Christine Legler Noah Littrell Kenneth Overfield Richard Pasley Barbara Peterson Cass Price John Ramsey Jeff Ratliff Judy Remus Brenda Ross James Ross Kathleen Rutherford Blaise Schauer Ronald Schwab Jeffrey See Richard Smith Joe Stenz Tony Sullivan John Svetlecich Sarah Voitik Joe Welch _ 1966 — 1967 hirefrCJt impers' SENIOR SURVEY BOYS GIRLS Most Likely to Succeed: Terry Featherston Most Intelligent: Terry Featherston tt r a c Neatest Ha r: Tom Birsa Neatest Clothes: Dale Tasharski Personality: Jim Rife Mo|st Athletic: Chris Payne Leader: Jim Rife Bei tor: Dale Tasharski Best Sense of Humor: Jim Rife Wittiest: Jim Rife Most Musical: Dale Tasharski Most Creative: Mike Lambert Best Smile: Bill Ellerbrock Wierdest Nickname: Zsa-Zsa (Pj Longest Hair: Tony Sullivan Shortest Hair: Tom Dahl Biggest Brownie: Dale Tashars Most Radical: Mike Brewer Spaciest: Jim Arnold Neatest Eyes: Paul Wheelei Biggest Hustler: Noah Litre! Most Consistently Late: Keith Rouse Best Excuses: Joe Troha — Jim Arnold Best Skipper: Steve Dowdy Biggest Goof-off: Joe Troha Neatest Car: Noah Litrell Beatest Car: Nussbaums' Shyest: Ray Reyes Most Likely to Succeed: Julie Harshbarger Most Intelligent: Laurie Watters Attractive: Prett air: Kit Manning Most Creative: Julie Harshbarger Best Smile: Beth Cremer Wierdest Nickname: “Wiener” (Eileen Stack) Longest Hair: Deanna (Smith) DuPree Shortest Hair: Marcia Menozzi Russ Biggest Flirt: I Most Consistently Late: Sue Altenhoff Best Excuses: Kathy Rife Best Skipper: Dawn Donegan Biggest Goof-off: Kathy Rife Neatest Car: Cindy Alexas — Michelle Lambert Beatest Car: Cheryl Myers Shyest: Nancy Roseen 71 72 JUNIORS CLASS Never missing a prospective buyer are Mrs. Chris Pauley, advisor; Nino Pubentz, presi- dent; Lynda Homerding, vice-president; Gina Ferrari, secretory; Cathi Anderson, treasurer; and Miss Mary Jane Ebens, advisor. Not pic- tured: Mr. Mike Salisbury, advisor. Mike Abens Jon Agazzi Susan Albright Bob Anderson Brian Anderson Cathi Anderson Linda Anderson Mike Angelus Tom Anzelc Mark Ashby Michelle Bailey Don Baker Dave Bambic Pat Bangert Jeff Baron Barb Barner Cathy Bauer Chari Beckman Donna Bedwell Pam Bennet Jeff Bergbower Gayle Beyer Brian Binzen Kevin Binzen Jeff Blake Jalayne Bolte Dean Bolton Carol Boyd Deb Boyd Phil Boyd OF 1980 Tom Bragg Mary Brandherm Carol Brinkman Tom Buldak Jim Burgo Dan Bush Laurie Bush Sally Bush Gary Buss Lisa Cain Mark Cameron Brenda Campbell Marian Campbell Andy Carey Mike Chaplin Glenn Cherry Ken Christian Tami Clark Evonne Coleman Maureen Collins 75 Karla Conrad Keith Conrad Dove Crandall Dave Cremer Bruce Criss Dave Dahl Lindsay Daniels Don Danz Kim Darin Andi Davis John Davis Donna Decker Dan DeLara Gregg Dernulc Matt DeRocco Karen Deufel Tammy Domark Wendy Donofrie Barry Dow Ty Dowd Junior Class Pneumonia Club. Kelly Driskill Paula Dubrovich Karen Eaton Dawn Eddy Kim Eddy Brian Eigenheer Arlyn Eisenbrandt Annette Ellerbrock Debbie Engle Bill Fenili Gina Ferrari Sue Fiene Sarah Fistler Don Fox Nancy Frazier Richard Frazier Don Fredericks Lisa Frink Joe Garaffa Heidi George Todd Giorrante Lisa Gibson Toby Gill Laura Gilley John Gorecki Mike Gorecki Shawn Gosset Mike Gossman Laurie Graham Meg Gregorash JUNIORS PUFF 78 Lyndell Gullicksen Mike Hairold Rob Hamilton Janet Hankins Bea Harris Carol Hathaway Angela Heck Beth Hedtcke Ron Heiman Dave Helton Kathy Henderson Connie Henson John Herbst Jean Hibler Bob Higgenbotham Melinda Hogan George Hohenwater Lyndo Homerding Dan Hoppe Mark Horschler Lisa Houck Marty Ivec Luanne Jelm Debbie Johnson Keith Johnson Joy Jolly Steve Jones Ken Jordan Jim Juel Lisa Karr TO A VICTORY Bob Kelly Keith Kelly Theresa Kelly Margie Keniley Bert King Sheila King Don Kinzler Ron Kinzler Linda Klak Jill Klindworth Keith Kopec Debbie Korczak Ed Koren Pam Korn Julie Kresen Angie Krueger Rob Kruger Bill Krupowicz Kevin Kulago Jill Labbe 79 Lori Lobbe John Lackey Mark Lance Pat Lantz John Lapicki Teresa LeGrand Gail Leidig Mila Likes Gary Liptak Brett Loeffler John Lollar David Laack Matt Lucas Ron Lyman Rhonda McFarland Kathryn McIntyre Lori McKay Richelle McPhail Joel Maloney Jeff Monn Connie Marso Diane Martin Mike Mathias Monty Mattix Sigrid Meiser Jay Menozzi Ella Miersch Ed Miller Keith Miller Shelly Miller Lance Monahan Lynn Moore Shirley Morello Brian Mydler Bill Neighbors Bonnie Nelson Mike Nelson Hazel Nemanich Tom Newman Debi Norton 81 Dione Offermon Marie Oliver Paulo Oram Laurie Osen Landra Osmus Nicki Ospalik Jody Palcisko Dave Pangrazio Kim Parker Sue Pauley JUNIORS PLAN 82 Jim Peart Jeff Penczek Cindy Pennington Shari Perkins Kelly Phalen Carol Piper Don Piper Ken Polcyn Karla Pruss Nina Pubentz Steve Puntney Dave Rafter Mike Rains Mike Reddell Stacy Reichert Dan Reyes Bob Ritter Danielle Rivera Babbie Robinson Liz Robinson Jeff Rogers Paul Roman Kris Rossmiller Cindy Roth Lisa Rudolph Mike Rush Tom Russ Tom Russell Rich Rutherford Steve Sanford PROM JUNE 2nd Howard Savage Barb Schaefer LeRoy Schild Amy Jo Schleeter Robyn Schlieben Linda Schmidtz Don Schmitz Joan Schmitz Ken Schrader Sherri Schwab Gary Shapiro Kris Sharp Brett Smith Mark Smith Mike Smith Randy Spencer Bonnie-Jane Stamm Bonnie Strysik Mark Summer Dennis Swinford 83 Tina Tacchia Sheryl Talaga Pam Tate Arthur Terry Karen Testin Fred Thompson Renee Thompson Mark Tomazic Wendy Tomko Felix Torres Julie Towler Scott Turvey Paul Udell Chuck Urso Pam Vanisko Todd Vasey Brian Vaughn Mark Vershay Kareg Voitik Jim Vranich Amy Jo Schleeter, Teresa LeGrand, and Gail Leidig moke executive decisions on Student Government Day. Noncy Wagner Liz Walker Barb Warren Mary Webb Dick Welch Hazel Weller Tony Wellner Denise White Stephanie White Barry Whittington Brent Wilkey Marsha Williams Nadine Williams Tammy Wiltberger Renita Winchester John Witkowski Jeff Wittman Deby Woods Jo Yohnke Sharon Young 85 Wendy Zarbock Bob Ziesemer Gory Zimmerman Marianne Zobel Lynn Zullo Juniors not pictured: Roy Blogg Mike Brewer Mike Corzan Pam Cox Jeff Dew Henrietta Garcia Rebecca Garcia Ronald Garcia Gary Hancq Nancy Hopkins Scot Huso Martin Iberro Mike McDaniel Dean Partak Michelle Pera Scott Roberts Scott Sexton Kerry Sweatt Mark Sweatt John Vocu Warren Wells Darrell Whitley Steve Wilmoth Eugene Ziller Teresa LeGrand doesn't believe that the way to a man's heart is through his stomoch. Another thrilling day at PHS. By jove, I think I've got it. 86 SOPHOMORES Admiring new class rings are the Sophomore Officers: (seated) Barb Kozuh, treasurer; Kim Rife, president; Miss Morion Wilkins, advisor; Michelle Simmons, secretory; Cindy Sharp, vice president. Not pictured — Mr. John Scott, advisor. CLASS 90 Cindy Adsit Link Alander Ron Allen Sharyl Ailing Dave Allshouse Brian Ally Bill Anderson Shari Anderson Karen Andreae Jerry Andres Elaine Andros Loretta Ardaugh Alexandra Argoudelis Maria Argoudelis Debbie Ashley Kim Austin Paul Babich Kathy Bargas Jim Barnes David Bennett Scott Benson Holly Berglund Rob Betzwiser Jane Beverly Paul Biggerstaff Mark Binzen Don Blum John Bostanche Scott Boughton Jim Boyd OF 1981 Connie Bozman Sally Bragg Michelle Brazeal Patrick Breslin Barb Brown Ron Bruno Shaunna Buehler Jim Buldak Robin Bumber Bob Buss Gerry Butler Holly Butler Tom Butters Dan Byrnes Kirk Calkins Dorothy Carey Tim Carter Kim Chamness Don Cherry Kathy Chester 91 Dawn Christian Larry Churnovic Jackie Cisneros Patti Cobler Bob Coleman Dave Comer Stacey Coppert David Countryman Desiree Cowger Tim Crandall Steve Crook Rory Cruz Helen Danz Mike Daughters Lori DelSasso Darla Dennis Brent DeVries Teresa Dew Rosemarie DiGiovine Randall Dister Carrie Domanus Bob DuBree Pama DuChene Brian Eaton Tony Ellerbrock Amy Engle Dan Ewing Kate Farley Cynthia Fawver Mark Fecht Kim Findlay Nancy Findlay Donna Fish Darryl Fisher Sheri Anne Fleetwood Gary Fortenberry Keith Fredrickson Jen Fronek Curt Gauen Frank Geiger 93 Steve Georgakas Stacy George Ken Gierich Lisa Glavan Keith Golliher 16 TURNS 94 Laurie Hackl Chuck Hall Shari Hall Janet Ham Annette Hamby Tony Hamilton Kim Hardy Deb Harris Deb Hatchett Rob Heck Patti Helton Lynn Hennings Kelly Hicks Steve Higgenbotham Christina Hillock John Hoffmeyer Laura Horath Rod Hosford Michelle Hotuyec Chris Hougas Dave House Deen Howen Todd Hughes Dave Hult Caryn Hunter Linda Hustad Porfirio Iberra Laura Imhof Mike Jania Darryl Johnson WHEELS Bonnie Keeley Kelly Keister Bob Kelly Vic Kelly Maura Keniley Maureen King Rachel King Randy Kinley Brenda Kinnary Denise Klindworth Sonia Knotts Scott Kopec Cheryl Koter Barb Kozuh Caryn Kreiger Mike Kresen Doreen Kuczynski Bryan Kuehni Bob LaFave Bob Larson 95 Brian Ledwa Bob Legler Paula Lehew Jill Leiser Steve Leos Joel Lichtenwalter Scott liptak Sherry Long Steve Long Joe Lonngren Lisa Lorenc Darlene Lovstad Tammy Lutter Rich McCauley Meg McCloud Jim McDaniel Kelly McKanna Carol McNair Mary McVicker Jeff Mahaffey Tom Manfred Craig Marshall Arlene Matson lane Mattix Beth Meditz Gladdies Meyerhoff Karen Mika Mike Minnito Janet Moholick Pom Moholick Walt Mueller Tom Mulligan Joe Murphy Chris Nash John Neal Jane Nealis Gordon Neitzel Dave Newberry Deb Nussbaum Ron Offerman 97 Eric Osen Mark Oudt Tony Palcisko Lissa Palmer Gory Partak Joan Partok Ken Pastore Rick Pederson Dawn Pemble David Penczek SOPHS CHOOSE 98 Charles Perko Bobbie Jo Peterson David Peterson Donna Peterson Mark Petrie Sean Phalen Christopher Piatak Gary Picha Julie Pirc Susan Plant Keith Polk Kevin Polyak Thomas Potorff Daniel Powers Charles Price Sandra Prodehl Julie Puntney Susan Qualls Darell Ragain John Remus A Kimberly Rife Charles Robinson Phillip Robinson Phyllis Robinson Irma Rodriguez Keith Rogers Dave Roseen Pomelo Ruzicka Kathryn Saar Donna Sams CLASS RINGS Michael Santolin David Saunders Michael Savage Kirk Schauer Carolyn Schmitz Ralph Schwab Michael Scott Jerald Semplinski David Senffner Julia Seymour Cindy Sharp Tony Shimkus Diane Showers Richard Sienko Michele Simmons Anthony Skoien Kimberly Slater Don Smith Sheila Smith Susan Somacal 99 Roger Sorg Motthew Spangler James St. Germain Thomas Stack Ronald Stefanich Susan Storm Scott Story Georgina Svetlecich Chip Tate Dawn Teufer Robert Tezak Dale Therrien Kimberly Therrien Lucia Torres Steven Troha Richard Vancos Lisa Vidican Robert Wagner Brian Waldron Gina Waldvogel Elizabeth Watkins Mary Webb Jill Weems Cheryl Weese Don Weis Richard Welker Randell Welz Eileen Wheeler David Wheet Krista White Michael Whitman Ellen Wilker Charles Williams Charles Wilson Allen Winchester William Winterstein Scott Wisneski Kimberly Witczak Kenneth Worland Greg Wunderlich 101 Marilyn Wysocki Leah Yates Cathy Zarbock Cora Zarbock Mark Zarley Rich Zeller Sherri Ziesmer Pat Ziller Nick Zullo Sophomores not pictured: Linda Alson Laura Baer Tina Bill Timothy Burd Timothy Carter Barb Chapman Ken Farley Todd Hohenwater Ray Kelly Russell Ledwa Laura McCarthy Alicia Prado Collette Rafter Denise Ratliff Cindy Rooffener Corinne Russ John Ryan Wally Sharp Kim Smith Murlene Weller Roberta Wicevic Women from ‘‘plaid.' Are you sure this is the way the Egyptians did it?' 102 Porfiri- s a wrong qniwer 105 FRESHMEN Entering PHS are the new Freshmen: Anita Van Zaghi, secretary; Toni Clark, treasurer; Mike Rife, president; Mr. John Murphy, advi- sor. Not Pictured — Kristi Kramer, vice-presi- dent. CLASS 106 Dave Adsit John Agrue Carla Alberico Chuck Albright Cinda Allen Tom Altenhoff Andi Anderson George Andros Jo Ann Argoudelis John Argoudelis Brent Ashbaugh Ken Audette Mike Avery Kim Ayers Ellen Baker Janet Bambic Tom Bangert Kim Barrowman Tom Bates Butch Beahm Mitzi Beaver Kris Beckman Vicki Belliafiore Adam Bennett Kim Benson John Bergthold Tammy Berlin Karen Betzwiser Tom Beyer Eric Blake OF 1982 Dawn Bolton Brenda Book Shanna Borden Mike Bosman Teresa Bossert Brenda Bowers Diane Bozmon Mike Bramel Keith Branner Tony Brazzale Dawn Brooks Bob Brown Jeff Brown Mark Brown Deb Buerger Mark Burditt Chris Burke Deb Burnett James Cameron Laura Campbell 107 Paulo Campbell Julie Capek Pam Carlson Jose Casas John Cerovac Gayle Chaplin Bill Chapmon Darla Chobar Lou Churnovic Theresa Clark Toni Clark Mike Cleary Rob Cline Sandy Colaric Teresa Connelly Stan Coomer Kevin Couch Jaimie Courtney John Cox Cathy Crosaro Roxann Curry Steve Czyz Theresa Dahl Jay Darnell Doreen Day Diane De Bom Anita DeCampi Lisa Deere Bryan Dernulc Larry DeWitt Tina DeWitt Jim Doll Todd Domark Bob Donahue Bob Duranto Sandra Eddy Susan Eddy Shelly Egizio LeeEtta Engle Carol Engwall 109 Ron Erickson Vicki Erickson Mike Forley Anne Farrell Donna Fay Mary Fenili Mark Ferguson Cindy Findlay Craig Flesburg Julia Fletcher FRESHMEN BEGIN 110 Cindy Fox Lincoln Francis Ron Fredericks Robbin Fredericksen Jon Frink Lorrie Garaffa Sue Garcia Tom George Dave Geschke Cindy Gill Jenny Gillham Paul Glad Jorge Gonzales Kris Goodwin Crystal Gossett Jane Gove Don Govoni Gina Grewenig Pat Groves Lisa Gullicksen Don Guthrie Lindo Guthrie Mike Hall Pam Hall Jack Hardy Dean Harding Rich Harshbarger Ed Hathaway Mike Haynes Tim Heck THE LONG STRUGGLE Kristy Henderson Tammy Henson Kim Hicks Wendy Hines Rich Holm Steve Horn Amy Hotuyec Andy Houck Sue Hougas Jim Houlis Randy Howard Tim Hult Erik Huppert Mary Imrie Larry Jaros Al Jelm Jerry Jenkins Kyle Johnson Sherry Johnson Jim Johnston 111 Cindy Jones Lea Ann Jones Jim Kaatz Karen Kapella Shirley Kauzlarich Patrick Kibler Mary King Dawn Kinzler Darryl Kochalka Sheri Koenig Leanne Kokaly Denise Konieczki Mike Kosicek Rob Kovacevich Dave Kozuh Kristi Kramer Dee Dee Kresen Jodi Krueger John l jlaga Jeanette Kunke Shelley LaFountoin Susan Lambert John Landfear Rose Levoe Debi Liker Chris Listello Susan Lloyd John Lockhart Scott Lockwood Trocy Long Paula Lonngren Doug Luzbetak Chris McCauley Robert McClintock Kevin McCune Denise McFarland Scott McFedries Becky McGowan Karen McMillan Sheri Monegold 113 Rick Manfred Karen Mann Rich Marion Kevin Markley Kim Matthews Penny Mau Dean Medina Ron Mentzer Lisa Miller Lori Miller FRESHMEN RULE 114 Lori Miller Wendy Morris Scott Moss Dan Mueller David Neal Mark Nicholson Mark Norris Tom Norris Kathy Norton Joe Novak Kelly O'Brien Jeon Obszarny Robin Olson Cheryl Ospalik Sharon Otto Tom Overfield Melissa Paganoni Denise Palmer Mike Pallis Joey Paluzzi Mike Pangrazio Scott Patrick Jill Payne Tammy Peet Amy Pemberton Kevin Peters Erik Peterson Ron Petrick Julie Piatak Bob Pierce IN NUMBER Lori Plut Rob Plut Chris Plutz Mark Polk Nyoka Kaye Polyak Ronald Prueter Jon Pubentz Lloyd Puckitt Jay Rausch Brian Reeves Bill Regis Lisa Reyes Brenda Rhoades Scott Richman Mike Rife Barry Rigoni Rich Rivera Troy Roberts Dan Robinson Don Robinson 115 Dwayne Robinson Kris Robinson Darrell Roland Barb Roman Kim Ross Heidi Rossmiller LuAnn Russell Kim Rutherford Chris Santolin Bob Sarcletti Sue Sather Diane Saunders Jeannine Schaller Tab Schmidtz Karl Schmitz Karol Schmitz Leslie Schmitz Carol Sendelbach Jim Senffner Kerry Sharar Hamming it up at the Cross Coun try Banquet. Rich Sharp Mike Sheppard Steve Sieber Phil Sieger Pam Slater Donna Smiley Garrett Smith Paul Smith Pete Smith Sandi Smith Karla Snyder Steven Sparks Terri Spenner Dina Stansel Stacy Stefanich Doug Stropes Susan Strubbe Tom Summers Allen Sweatt Tom Tacchia 117 Lori Talbot Sue Tannenbaum Debi Taylor Linda Testin Doug Therrien Lynn Thomas Bob Thompson Scott Tighe Corey Tisthammer Ruth Tomko FRESHMEN ADJUST 118 Dave Traina Wendy Turner Tom Van Horne Brian Von Loon Anita Van Zaghi Gina Van Zaghi Lori Vasey Vicki Vercelotti John Verklan Rick Voitik Susan Wagner Lisa Walsh Jeff Walter Mike Walters Linda Weber Brett Webster Jerry Weller Leanna Weller Sallie Weller Lloyd White Marsha Whitmer Lisa Wilkey Chuck Willard Brian Willioms David Williams Don Williams Karen Williams Julie Wilmington Nannette Wilslef Cindy Wisneski TO CHANGES Bob Witkowski Deanna Wittman Jeff Wold Jim Womersley Tom Workman Freshmen not pictured: Mike Bierman Robert Davis Robert DeWitt Oscar Diaz Samantha Garrison Cindy Gaylord Dawn Geschke Jeff Green Jane Hamor Sean Kelleher Mark Kibler Robin Kyle Mark lindberg William McFarland Jeffrey McKay Marten McKinney David Prange Mike Przybysz Nadine Ruse Kellie Ryan Lynea Serdar James Wood 119 120 121 ORGANIZATIONS STUDENT COUNCIL Student Council has been active at PHS since 1915. It is an organization that has gained democracy in the fact that the students used to vote in homerooms and now they hold open elections. It seems the election of candidates was domi- nated by girls over the guys. Student Council, however, has always been an organization of fine, outstanding students, and Mr. Cutter said it's, A legal place for students to gripe to.” This past year the student council sponsored two dances. The homecoming dance featured Jeff Davis, a WLS radio disc jockey. The dance was one of the best attended in recent years. In Feb- ruary a Turn-About Dance was sponsored in which the girls asked the guys. As fundraisers, the council sold flowers at Homecoming and on Valentine Day. The Valentine's Day Flower sale gave a chance for secret admirers to reveal themselves, and it was a surprising success. A blood drive was held early in the year. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS — Front Clara White (Vice-President), Dale Tasharski (President), Julie Harshbarger (Secretary-Treasurer). Back Mr. Cutter (Advisor). STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERS — Front row — Vicki Bellatiore, Wendy Turner, Lori Miller, Julie Put- ney, Michelle Simmons, Kim Rife, Nino Pubentz, Sue Talarico, Scott Monday, Eileen Stack. Bock row — Don Govoni, Holly Berglond, Joel Lichtenwalter, Liso Gibson, Linda Klak, Teresa LeGrand, and Sheryl McFarland. 122 1952 Student Council Julie Harshbarger contemplates the issues at hand. Sue Tolorico gives some thought to an idea. Lori Miller, Teresa LeGrand, Eileen Stack, and Nina Pubentz listen to a suggestion. PLAINSMAN Since its beginnings in the fall of 1948, the PLAINSMAN has undergone many changes. For example, the entire senior class could be found on three pages in 1 949; however, today the senior class fills 30 pages. The PLAINSMAN has been formed by the changing needs of Plainfield High School. A major change was the decision to divide the PLAINSMAN into two editions, a K-8 and a High school, in 1 972. As with every other year, changes took place this year also. We gained a new advisor, Mrs. Francik, and a staff of nearly seventy students. The staff has grown since the early days. Battling the snow (sigh) and searching for lost pictures, the staff worked many nights after school and Saturdays to meet deadlines. Working unbe- lievable hours is one thing that has not changed in over thirty years. This year the student body voted 7:1 in favor of a spring delivery for the PLAINSMAN! The first PLAINSMAN staff — 1949 Mrs. Francik, Sarah Fistler, and Mike Lambert make monumental decisions. Paul Johnson sorts through organized confusion. Mrs. Francik our cheerful advisor. PLAINSMAN STAFF — Seated — Jim Barnes, Stacy Borden (Faculty Editor), Kit Manning (Senior Editor), Julie Harshbarger (Co-Editor), Mike Lambert (Co-Editor), Lynda Homerding (Underclassmen Editor), Paul Johnson (Organizations Editor), Sue Pauley (Activities Editor). First row (standing) — Jann Erickson, Rich Sienko, Tony Skoien, Sarah Fistler, Linda Anderson, Sue Altenhoff, Teresa LeGrand, Mrs. Francik (Advisor), Theresa Connelly, Laura Gilley, Lyndell Gullickson, Jody Karpel, Ricki McPhail, Cathy Bauer, Jill Weems, Alexandria Arougdelis. Second row — Donna Bedwell, Beth Cremer, Mike Cleary, Terry Featherston, Nino Biering, Rick Breslin, Laurie Watters, Dale Therrien, Barb Russ, Richard Harshbarger, Dale Howen, Joe Lowery, Laurie Graham, Lorette Ardaugh, Cathi Anderson. Not pictured: Debbie Hatchett (Girls' Sports Editor), Sherry Urso, Carmen Bossert, Lynn Zullo, Wally Sharp, Shelley Wicks. ‘Now Mike, you stay in there til morning! Lyndell Gullickson and Dale Therrien take a break after working on the Underclassmen section. “But it's easier to sort them this way! K-8 STAFF — First row — Shari Perkins (Co-editor), Lisa Gibson (Co-editor), Wendy Hines. Second row — Mrs. Francik (Advisor), Deb Johnson, Cindy Adsit. Third row — Jane Nealis, Marilyn Wysocki, laureen Zory, Debi Taylor. Fourth row — Margie Keniley, and Dave Kozuh. Our resident there-when-you-need-him , Rick Breslin. Lisa Gibson — K-8 Co-editor Lynda Homerding is all smiles after completing the Underclassmen section. Besides singing, we also tap dance! Shari Perkins (K-8 Co-editor) and faithful staff! 125 Finding lost sport pictures is rewarding to Rich Harshbarger. Mr. Ellis explains the basics! 1957 Fielder Staff Slow day in the newsroom. FIELDER STAFF — First row — Kim Eddy, Theresa Bossert, Cindy Roth. Second row — Vicki Bellafoire, Jane Gove, Tammy Berlin, Kelly Keister. Third row — Joy Lowery, Lynda Homerd- ing. Deb Taylor, Hazel Nemanich, Barb Russ, Kristi Kramer. Fourth row — Clara White, Segrid Meiser, Joan Portak, Arlene Matson, Tony Skoien, Julie Harshbarger. Not pictured — Dave Dixon, Dave Adsit, Mr. Ellis. FIELDER The Fielder has changed right along with the PLAINSMAN. In 1949 the school paper changed its name from Hi Times to its pres- ent name. At the end of the 1978 school year it appeared that it had made its final change: it ceased publication. However, the school paper reappeared during the second semester this past year. The semi-monthly editions are free to the students and faculty due to the hard-working ad-staff. The paper contained advice col- umns, reviews, student interest articles and sports features. The twenty-five person staff, under their advisor, Mr. Ellis (who has con- ceded to being a “real great guy”) put many hours of work to turn out the school paper. 1957 Fielder Editors Lynda Homerding — Fielder Editor You have my undivided attention! Joy Lowery, decision maker. 126 STAR TEAM — Kneeling — Dove Adsit, Kim Slater, Helen Nemanich, Joe Murphy. Second row — Mrs. Cleary (advi- sor), Arlyn Eisenbrandt, Sarah Fistler, Jeanette Gruber, Barb Roman, Mrs. Wilkins (advisor). Third row — Dale Tashar- ski, Joel Lichtenwalter, Lane Mottix, Stacy Borden, Dale Therrien, Dan Ewing. STAR TEAM Speech competition has been very popular in Plainfield High School for the last six years. Bill Genda, a teacher at Plainfield, who later left for the ministry, first began this new interest. Two years later it became the Star Team as we know it today. An advanced competition class thought of the name — STAR meaning. Speakers Taking Action Responsibly. At their first contest they took 2nd place and received a trophy. Last year a Star Team did not develop due to lack of interest. This year Mrs. Cleary and Mrs. Wilkens are sponsoring it. They are very pleased with the number of enthusiastic members who wish to take part. The purpose of Star Team is to get students involved in different areas of public speaking: one developes poise, self-confidence, and experience in acting and public speaking. LIGHTING CREW — left to Right — Erik Peterson, Scott Lockwood. Not Pictured: Brian VanLoon, Link Alander. LIGHTING CREW The lighting crew runs the auditorium lights for plays, musical events, and assemblies. This year they were not under the leadership of one per- son; however, when they were needed, they grouped together to do the job. 127 WIG MASQUE Wig and Mosque is Plainfield High School's drama club. This year Wig and Mosque has performed two plays: one being “Lough-In , performed at the High School and the other being “Charlie Brown's Christmas , performed at the grade schools. To prepare for a ploy, the cast must rehearse from 6-8 weeks in advance, anywhere from 2- 4 hours per night. Obtaining props for the play is no easy chore. All people involved, including the cost, make-up crew, lighting crew, etc., must beg, borrow, and . . . make them. There ore 40 members in Wig Masque with Jann Erickson serving as president. The spon- sor is Mrs. Sprague. Wig Mosque held monthly meetings. Wig Masque was involved in a radio show on WCCQ for four years, but because of a change in time slots for them to perform; it was discontinued. In February the Wig Mas- que Club went to see “The King I in Chicago, and in February circulated its first newslet- ter, edited by Kelly Keister, and Jane Gove. It was a fun, but very active, year for everyone involved. Jann Erickson, president, (right) helps Sue Fiene and Tom Russ learn their lines. WIG AND MASQUE — Front row — Vicki Bellofiore, Jane Gove, Chris listello, Roberta Westbrook, Amy Engle, Tammy Berlin, Deb Hatchett, Sarah Fistler, N.na Bering, Annette Hamby, Marilyn Wysocki, Laurie Graham, Deb Johnson. Back row — Jill Weems, Lisa Deere, Susan Eddy, Wendy Hines, Rich Sienko, Arlyn Eisenbrandt, Ken Audette, Jim Barnes, Joel Lichtenwolter, Dan Ewing, Lane Mattix, Kay Polyak, Sandy Eddy, and Mrs. Sprague. The cost of Charlie Brown's Christmas forms the Nativity scene. Tom Mulligan helps out behind the scenes. 128 Charlie Brown (Rich Sienko) and Linus (Lone Mattix) chat. Kay Polyak introduces the next scene. Taking a break between acts of Laugh-in.” Arlyn — although in a little discomfort — knew that the show must go on. A scene from Charlie Brown's Christmas. The cast performs a Christmas play in Charlie Brown's Christmas. But Dan, I know my next outfit was right here! Rich Sienko cannot believe that Tom Russ would actually wear that!! SKI CLUB The Ski Club is one of the most popular and most active organiza- tions at PHS. Under their advisor, Mr. Doug Abbott, the club has been on the move. The current club has been active since the fall of 1976. In October, this year’s group went to McCormick Place — West in Chicago for a ski exposition. After the season's first snow (of which there was plenty this year!) they headed to resorts such as Villa Olivia in Lisle, Chestnut Mountain in Galena, and Devil's Head lodge in Wisconsin. Over the spring break the club ventured to Utah for a week to ski and see the sights at Snowbird ski resort, Alta, Park City, Brighton, and Solitude. Everyone involved had very good times. SKI CLUB OFFICERS — Mr. Abbott (Advisor), Karen Murphy (Co-president), Bill Krupowicz (Trips and Activities), Cheryl Beverly (Vice-President), Steve Putney (Advertising), John Verikas (Co-President). SKI CLUB — First row — Pete Smith, Rob Cline, Kelly Hicks, Laurie Bisset, Kim Parker, Jo Yahnkee, Robyn Schlieben, Angela Heck. Second row — Bill Fenilli, Chip Tate, Margie Keniley, Gina Ferrari, Beth Meditz, Desiree Cowger, Cheryl Johnson, Jody Karpel. Third row — Troy Roberts, Jon Pubentz, Tomie Clark, Karla Pruss, Kelly Driskill, Deb Robinson, Donna Boughton, Judy Lepacek, Dana Pearson, Brenda Kinnery, Mike Mover. Fourth row — Mr. Abbott (Advisor), Dave Comer, Mark Ferguson, Dale Howen, Teresa LeGrand, Kayla Glass, Sue Somacal, Eileen Stack, Kathy Rife, Cheryl Beverly, Kit Manning, Bob Brick. Fifth row — Jim Cornett, Jeff Smith, Nadine Williams, Jill Leiser, Sandy Eddy, Libby Staehely, Helen Danz, Deb Hert, Janet Ham, Tina Polcyn, Loretta Ardaugh, Kim Baker, Paul Babich, Laurie Watters, Holly Berglund. Sixth row — Linda Anderson, Marty Ivec, Pam Korn, Scott Roberts, Kelly O'Brien, Kim Hicks, Kris Kramer, Amy Pemberton, Sheri Mane- gold, Shari Hall, Stacey Coppert. Seventh row — Mark Sweatt, Terry Featherston, Lisa Glavan, Karen Kopella, Darlene Lovstad, Jim Barnes, Rick Breslin, Ken Christian. Eighth row — Rob Hamilton, Mark Ashby, Jackie Goodson, Nina Biering, Cindy Adsit, Stacy George, Joel Lichtenwalter. Ninth row — Steve Putney, Mike Krebs, Tony Hamilton, Todd Hughes, Joe Welps, Mike Blake. Tenth row — Phil Boyd, Dennis Swinford, Sue Pauley, Rob Kovocevich, Bill Krupowicz, Crystal Gossett, Gory Buss, Scott Monday, Karen Murphy, John Verikas, Dale Tasharski. Not pictured — Bill Avery, Dale Benson, Mike Brewer, Sue Ceranski, Kim Clay, Todd Erick- son, Deb Heitman, Karen Koener, Greg Loock, Rex Marcks, Julie Rice, Wilbur Stewart, Jackie White, Jennifer Williams, Dave Bambic, Jeff Blake, Ty Dowd, Joe Garaffa, Heidi George, Jon Goricki, Brent Meeker, Bryce Meeker, Shirley Morello, Chris Niznik, Scott Turvey, Brent Wilkey, Deby Woods, Scott Benson, Larry Churnovic, Tony Palcisko, Gary Partak, Charles Price, Kathi Saar, Dave Adsit, John Lockhart, Mike Rife, Mike Sheppard, Brett Webster, Don Baker, Dan Robinson. ‘| thought we were going to Goleno, not the moon! Are you sure this is the only woy up? . . and this tree jumped right in front of me. NHS The National Honor Society recognizes juniors and seniors for their leadership, service, and character besides their out- standing scholastic achievements. Again this year the Society sold school supplies at the beginning of semesters. The new members joining the Plainfield High School Chapter were inducted at the traditional candlelight ceremony on May 9, 1979. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY MEMBERS — First row — Miss Senffner advisor, Mike Lambert (president), Dana Pearson (vice-president), Laurie Watters (secretary), Jody Korpel (treasurer). Kit Manning, Barb Russ, Jackie White, Judy Lepacek. Second row — Jamie Golliher, Sue Talarico, Steve Dowdy, Terry Featherston, Bob Yackley, Lynn Jones. Third row — Cindy Firestone, Chris Payne, Dave Dixon, Janice Nash, Jann Erick- son, Beth Wiley. MATHLETES - Mathletes take part in area math con- tests. This past year they competed in four. On November 1, Plainfield High School hosted the Will County Math Contest but, unfortunately placed fifth. On November 16, they traveled to Morris High School to compete in the first part of the Little Seven Math Contest where they finished second behind arch-rival Oswego. At the Joliet Junior College Math Contest on March 1, 1 979 the team did not fare well, and only managed to take sixth place. The second part to the Little Seven Conference Contest was held at Oswego on March 22, 1979 where the team put all their effort into attempting to give second place to Oswego. i uLuot mru MATHLETES — First row — Shari Perkins, Leanne Jones, Karol Schmitz, Wendy Hines. Second row — Deb Taylor, Barb Barner, Teresa LeGrand, Barb Russ, Joon Portak, Loretta Ardaugh, Lynda Homerding. Third row — Dave Dixon, Karen Testin, Keith Kopec, Jane Nealis, Dale Therrien, Mike Lambert, Bill Kru- powicz. Ex, Dy, Dx, Ex, Dx Secant, Tangent, Cosine, Sine 3.14159 GO, MATHLETES GO! CHESS CLUB — Seated — Terry Feotherston. First row — Randy Dister, Katie McIntyre, Kerry Sweatt, Paul Smith, Paul Roman. Second row — Dole Tasharski, Kevin Peters, Mark Summer, Bob Thompson. CHESS CLUB In 1976, Plainfield High was honored to wel- come a newly formed organization which was PHS's first Chess Club. Chess Club began competing at a relatively slow rate, the first year being in no matches. Gradu- ally, however, under the hard, optimistic influ- ence of Mr. Salisbury, the team began to shape up and they achieved some results and have now opened themselves to much more competi- tion. Another important change to note about the Chess Club might be the fact that the group was completely dominated by male members. Now at least 2 Plainfield High School girls have taken a step forward to prove that they too, have the imagination and intellect to play the game. Kerry Sweat! points out an illegal move. Now for my next move. I’ll take your knight. Room 208 is filled with chess boards and chess enthusiasts. Katie McIntyre is stumped by her opponent's move. . . and that's check! 133 OFFICE AIDES OFFICE AIDES — Front row — Michelle Lambert, Teresa LeGrand, Kim Darin, Joan Schmitz, Tami Clark, Amy Jo Schleeter. Back row — Leah Yeates, Sue Altenhoff, Koren Voitik, Beth Cremer, Linda Wittman, Renee Burd, Melinda Hogan. MEDIA AIDES 134 MEDIA AIDES First row — Kerry Sweatt, Kim Rutherford, Deb Ashley, Paula Dubrovich, Katie McIntyre, Vicki Bellafiore. Second row — Mr. Boe, Deb Buerger, Richard Vancas, Laurie Garaffa, Cathy Cressoro, Brenda Book, Kelly Keister, Mrs. Wills. Third row — Laureen Zory, Sue Klan, Laura Baer, Lisa Frink, Sharon Young, Heidi George, Brenda Ross, Mrs. Kern. Fourth row — Dale Ragan, Sue Plant, George Branner, Brett Smith, Joe Garaffa, Bill Doll. KITTENS The Kittens are sponsored by the PHS Athletic Director, Mr. Charles Harris. He requires that members attend all home football games, home basketball games and other school functions. This is the fourth year for the Kittens as an organization. This year, the kittens are limited to thirty girls, divided into teams of six. Each team had a leader, and the teams rotated the responsibilities. At the games the girls answered questions and provided information. The Kittens were led this year by Clara White, president and Julie Harshbarger, vice-president. KITTENS — First row — Alexandria Argoudelis, Sue Wagner, Amy Pember- ton. Second row — Sherry Johnson, Arlene Matson, Pam Ruzicka. Third row — Kristy Henderson, Hazel Nemanich, Lori Plut. Fourth row — Pama Duchene, Nadine Williams, Laurie Graham, Deb Engle. Fifth row — Amy Hotuyec, Diane Showers, Deb Burnette. Sixth row — Donna Bedwell, Sue Pauley, Susan Strubbe. Seventh row — Beth Watkins, Lynn Hennings. Eighth row — Deb Johnson, Nina Biering, Karen Testin. Ninth row — Julie Harshbarger, Mr. Harris (Advisor), Clara White. FCA — Front row — Tammy Lutter, Wendy Hines, Lori Labbe, Linda Klok, Jody Karpel, Jill Labbe. Back row — Mr. Gerald Boe (advisor), Karen Testin, Joel Lichtenwalter, Dale Therrien, Jon Agazzi, Lisa Gibson, Robyn Schlieben. FCA The Fellowship of Christian Athletes has been active at PHS for three years. Under their new advisor, Mr. Boe, the FCA has continued to meet despite a slow start earlier in the year. At their semi-monthly meetings they watched movies, listened to guest speakers, and held discussions. As a money-maker, they held their third annual Slave Auc- tion. 135 POMS The Plainfield Pommerettes have experi- enced quite a few changes this 1978-79 school year. The first change came with the new sponsor, Mrs. Adele Hunt. The second change came with the Pommer- ettes’ new look — snappier routines and more style. The third change had been long awaited: After nearly ten years, the Poms got new uniforms. The result has been a quality squad with team co-opera- tion and enthusiasm. The Poms perform at home football and basketball games, and are starting a tradi- tion of entering competitions and attend- ing summer clinics. The Pommerettes are moving, changing, and bringing more spirit to PHS! Mrs. Hunt, Nadine Wil POMS — Pam Hall, Janet Ham, Kim Darrin, Beth Watkins, Gail Leidig, Advisor liams, Jody Palcisko, Cindy Pennington, Ricki McPhail, and Kris Goodwin. The Poms get a kick out of promoting school spirit. 136 FLAGS, GUARDS AND RIFLES AMERICAN GUARD — LuAnne Jelm, Susan Strubbe, Julie RIFLES — Vicki Vercellotti, Wendy Zarbock, Mark Smith, Laura McCarthy, Kim Seymour, Paula Lehew. Eddy, Paula Lehew. SABRES AND FLAGS — Kneeling — Mark Smith, Vicki Vercellotti, Wendy Zarbock, Laura McCarthy, Paula Lehew, Kim Eddy. Second row — Julie Capek, Julie Wilmington, Gina Waldvogel, Laura Imhof, Katie McIntyre, Karen Voitik, Heidi Rossmiller, Sue Tannenbaum, Dawn Kinzler, Meg McCloud, Deb Woods (Captain). 137 BAND — First row — Jon Aggazi, Bill Chapman, Alexandria Argoudelis, Julie Towler, Theresa Clark, Jan Nash. Second row — John Lapicki, Curt Gauen, Jackie White, Janet Hankins, Shari Perkins, Lea Ann Jones, Jennifer Gillham, Barb Roman, Theresa Dahl, Jean Obsz- arny, Julie Seymour, Karla Snyder, Joel Lichtenwalter Third row — Gary Picha, Marilyn Wysocki, John Witkowski, Kris Goodwin, Mitzi Beaver, Mark Summer, Pam Vanisko, Tom Norris, Tom Mulligan, Mark Oudt, Jim Kaatz, Tom Beyer, Scott Moss, Dave Kozuh, Brett Web- 138 ster, Greg Wunderlich, Al Winchester, Steve Jones. Fourth row — Lynn Hennings, Maureen King, Mary Bragg, Mary Webb, Cathy Bauer, Sally Bragg, Jane Nealis, Steve Dowdy, Carol Schmitz, Linda Anderson, Lynn Jones, Joel Maloney, Ken Christian, Dan Ewing, Garrett Smith, Karl Schmitz, Bert King, Jeff Penczek, Paul Smith, Ken Gierich. Fifth row — Mr. Jones (advisor), Lloyd Puckitt, Carl Rutherford, Jim Barnes, Tim Carter, Mike Walters, Mark Smith, Dale Therrien, Joe Murphy, Pam Bennett, Chuck Albright, Bob Witkowski, Laurie Watters. 139 BAND The Plainfield High School Band, under the direction of Mr. Edward Jones, has been a consistent winner in both concert and field performance since its beginning over 30 years ago. They have toured extensively, tra- velling as far East as the Annual Virginia Beach Music Festival in Virginia; as far West as San Francisco; as far South as Disney World in Florida; as far North as Ontario; and many points in between. They are host at their own Midwest Music Festival held annually for the past 14 years with as many as 20 bands competing for prize monies in concert, parade, and field. The band is defending Class A champion of the Illinois State University Marching Contest and was ranked first of all Class A bands at the Superstate Concert Contest held at the University of Illinois in 1978. SAND OFFICERS — Loft to Right — Mr Ed Jones (director), Laurie Walters (president), Lynn Jones (vice-president), Corl Rutherford (trea- surer), Jon Nosh (heod librorion), Julie Towler (librarian), Mory Brogg (secretory). The band performs at halftime. CLARINETS — First row — Jon Agazzi, Bill Chapman. Second row — Wendy Hines, Gary Picha, Marilyn Wysocki, Kris Goodwin. Third row — John Lapicki, Curt Gauen, John Witkowski, Mitzi Beaver. DOUBLE REEDS — Left to Right — Lea Ann Jones, Jackie White, Shari Perkins, Janet Hankins. PERCUSSION — loft to Right — Lloyd Puckitt, Pom Bennett, Chuck Albright, Bob Witowski, Dave Adsit, Chuck Willord. CELLIST — Carl Rutherford. 140 ALTO AND BASS CLARINETS — Front row — Cathy Bauer, Mary Brogg, Mary Webb, Maureen King, Sally Brogg, Lynn Hennings. TUBAS — Tim Carter, Jim Barnes. FRENCH HORNS — Front row — Lynn Jones, Linda Anderson, Korol Schmitz. Bock row — Joel Maloney, Steve Dowdy, Jane Neolis. SAXOPHONES — Front row — Tom Norris, Pam Vonisco. Bock row — Tom Mulligan, Mori Summer, Mori Oudt. FLUTES — First row — Karla Snyder, Julie Towler, Barb Roman. Second row — The Marching Drums after their half-time performance. Jean Obszarny, Theresa Clark. Third row — Julie Seymour, Theresa Dahl, Joel Lichtenwalter, Jennifer Gillham, Laurie Watters. 141 CORONETS — First row — Tom Boy , Al Winchoitor, Scott Moil Second row — fcott Webster, Gf� g Wunderlich, Dor Kozuh. Third row — Stove Jones, Jim Kootz. TROMBONES — First row — Sort Kmg, Ken Gierich, Ken Christian Second row — Don Ewing, Jeff Penczek, Pool Smith, KoH Schmitz. Thtrd row — Gorrett Smith. Jackie White directs PHS Band during the half-time activities. 1955 Plainfield High School Marching Band. PHS Band performs during half time of the Varsity Football Game. Maestro Steve Dowdy at the new Steinway, a gift from Miss Marcella Brownson. 142 1978-79 BAND ACTIVITY CALENDAR i 145 ACTIVITIES HOMECOMING. . . CHANGES The theme of the 1978 Homecoming wos HEROES . Many changes have been made in homecoming since the first in 1952. Changes were also made this year. Among them were the addi- tion of new games and a bonfire after the powder puff gome. The Seniors won over-all by winning the games and the float competition, but the Juniors won the powder puff game. To con- clude the weekends activities the varsity football team played a rousing game against Sycamore. Paula Lonngren shifts into overdrive. The Junior Powder Puff cheerleaders were just too good to be truel Howdy Pahdnerl Senior Powder Puffers huddle up. Oh, you beautiful dolls — first Homecoming, 1952. 146 Ed from Ork — No-Noo, Na-Noo . Hello there, big boyl Mrs. Francik will never find my cheat sheet here, thinks Jann Erickson. Sophomores build their pyramid. •Pull! Hey, we're just hanging around for our leather-jocketed men.” Mrs. Houle crowned queen at the 1956 Homecoming. 147 EVENTS. . .CHANGE Students rush out of the gymnasium. Lynda Homerding and Teresa LeGrond 'zap ' Sue Talarico at the pep assembly. A camera startles Lynda Homerding on Western Day, as Ricki McPhail looks on. 148 Bob Yackley skips merrily during the Fireman's Race. Ms. Roppa and Mickey Mouse peer down the hall. Everyone looked gorgeous on Klash Day. Even in 1954, alumni enjoyed having Homecoming floats. Sue Altenhoff and Shelley Wickes in good spirits on Klash Day. Ride 'em, cowboy! Ms. Wilkins gets into the Homecoming Festivi- ties. The band of 1956 marches down the main street of Plainfield during a Homecoming parade. 149 STUDENTS RUN VILLAGE Student Government Day was held on November 8th. The students were elected to a position in the Plainfield Village govern- ment for the day. The students met with their counterparts for a briefing of their job. Here they also discussed recommendations to be brought up during the meeting, which was held that afternoon. The six trustees get sworn in. The panel of student trustees and their counterparts. Julie Horshbarger . . Gail Leidig....... Lynda Homerding . . Teresa leGrand . . . . Richelle McPhail . . . Hazel Nemanich . . . Amy Jo Schleeter . Sarah Fistler...... Wendy Hines....... Denise White ...... Karen Testin...... Richard Horshbarger Brenda Frazier . . . . Brent DeVries...... Katie McIntyre .... Kerry Sweatt ...... Jon Frink ......... Ella Jayne Miersch . Mitzi Beaver...... Jody Karpel ....... ............Village Mayor ..............Village Clerk ............Village Trustee ............Village Trustee ............Village Trustee ............Village Trustee ............Village Trustee ............Village Trustee ..........Village Treasurer . . . Village Health Officer . Village Computer Officer . Village Building Inspector ......Village Police Chief . .Village Police Sergeant . . Village Police Officer . Village Police Dispatcher Supt. of Sewer and Water . Director for Civil Defense . . . Clerk for Civil Defense Director of Park District BLOOD DRIVE Lynn Jones donates blood at the November blood drive. After donating, students refresh themselves. Eat, drink and be merry. Once again the Student Council sponsored a blood drive, which was held on November 1 7th, in the old cafeteria. A total of about 65 units of blood were collected, 60 of these from volunteer students. The blood drive is held each year as part of Plain- field’s Blood Assurance Program. SNOW STOPS ACTIVITIES (Fri. Jan. 12) Did you hear? We re supposed to get four inches of snow tonight ... I hope it doesn't ruin my weekend. (Sal. Jan. 13) Look at this snow. I’ve never seen so much! ... I hope it stops so I can go out tonight . . . Will this snow ever stop — it’s a blizzard! ... I won’t be going anywhere tonight. (Sun. Jan. 14) Terrific, the snow has finally stopped! . . . Why does it have to blow? We'll never get dug out of this . . . How much did we finally get? Twenty inches?! I'll never believe another weatherman . . . Have they cancelled school for tomorrow? . . . What! You missed the school closing announcement? . . . We don't have school tomorrow? Good. Maybe I'll go shopping if they open any roads. (Mon. Jan. 15) If sure felt good to sleep until noon ... I can catch up on my soap operas . . . Maybe we ll never have school again. (Tues. Jan. 16) Well, I can get to the end of our driveway. Now if they'll only plow the street! . . . Has the basketball game been called off? . . . If I don’t get out of this house soon. I'll go nuts! . . . Are the exams still going to be held Thursday and Friday? They can't — it would be impossible ... I hope school is called off for tomorrow ... I hope so, I don’t ever wont to go back. (Wed. Jan. 17) We have school!? ... all of the roads aren't even open . . . Look at the snow blow. Are they gonna keep us at school? . . . We re going home! . . . Route 30 and 59 and Naperville Road are closed! . . . Did they really bring kids back? . . . Will we have to spend the night and eat cafeteria food? . . . Why did they send us home? The wind stopped and the roads aren't that bad. Let's go shopping! (Thurs. Jan. 18) We have school today! ... I can’t get my st $ + car started! ... I wish I were home ... we don't have school tomorrow. (Fri. Jan. 19) How can we have exoms on Monday? I was gonna get my books to study from today . . . This will make it two Fridays in a row that I can't go out ... I hate this stupid weather . . . When are all the sports gonna be rescheduled? (The weekend was enjoyed, especially since Monday was a scheduled Teachers' Institute). (Tues. Jan. 23) I wish it would have snowed so we didn't have to come to school today . . . Did you hear that school is closed tomorrow because of the blowing and drifting snow . . . Now I have more time to study for exams. (Wed. Jan. 24) If this weather doesn’t stop soon. I'm going to Flo- rida — If I can get to the airport! . . . They can’t get the roads plowed, so we don't have school tomorrow. (Thurs. Jan. 25) Are we going to have to make up all of these days? . . . Did the PLAINSMAN really miss its deodline? . . . Are the roads still one lane ... I don't ever want to see another flake of snow. (Fri. Jan. 26) Is there school today? . . . No, too many of the roods are still barely passable. (School was held on January 29. On that day we finally began our exams. Now the semes- ter was almost over. Although many hours were spent at home, when the exams were taken many kids were overheard saying things like: I didn't have time to study. or I was separated from my books. or I got tired of studying. This winter we have been frozen by days of sub-zero weather and bur- ied by snow. We have broken two records: one for the heaviest snowfall for a winter and one for the amount of snow on the ground at any one time. As of this writing we ore won- dering whether we will ever see ice-less streets, green gross, or 90-degree days. And that was the Blizzard of '79 WIG AND LAUGH IN This year's Fall Play was a take-off on “Laugh-in, held on Friday and Saturday, Novem- ber 1 Oth and 1 1 th. It featured Dan Ewing as Dan Rowan and Joel Lichtenwalter as Dick Martin. It also featured the usual stars of Laugh-in, such as: the Old Maid, Preacher, Ger- man Soldier, and Poet. There were also many new and individual acts put on by stu- dents, teachers, parents, and even the principal. Some of the Junior High Students were involved by playing the music for the play. Jonn Erickson cracks a funny.’ Meanwhile in Alaska . . . CHARLIE BROWN'S CHRISTMAS The Wig and Masque also presented a play to the students at Central Ele- mentary School on a Tuesday before Christmas Vacation. They left the High School and put on Charlie Brown Christmas in the gymnasium of Central School. This gave a break to both High Schoolers participating in the play and to the Elementary Students. MASQUE PRESENTS. . . CAST Sue Fiene Ken Audette Jim Barnes Vicki Bellafiore Tammy Berlin Dave Dahl Theresa Dahl Lisa Deere Sandy Eddy Sue Eddy Arlyn Eisenbrandt Jann Erickson Dan Ewing Laura Gilley Jane Gove Laurie Graham Annette Hamby Chris Lestello Joel Lichtenwalter Lane Mattix Tom Mulligan Kay Polyak Karol Schmitz Carrie Scharar Rich Sienko Tom Russ Roberta Westbrook Marilyn Wysocki Lucy (Jann Erickson) gives advice to Chorlie Brown (Rich Sienko). Liso Deere looks fondly at the Baby. 153 The cast sings Hark the Herald Angels Sing to end the show. SPORTS 155 ATHLETIC STAFF GUIDES WILDCATS ATHLETIC STAFF — Front row — Bill Conrad, Jackie O'Brien, Cathy Cartwright, Chuck Harris, Mark Walsh, Steve Riederor, Don Martin, Gary Orr. Back row — Jim Hogan, Vernel Banister, Larry McKeon, Steve Hunt, Harold Lange, Dave Mow. Not Pictured — Doug Abbott, Barry Dean, Kathy Kazmar, Steve Lambert, Mike Zbacnik. 156 GOLF ATTRACTS MORE INTEREST GOLF TEAM — First row — Dole Tasharski, Bill Metzger, Don Fox, Al Mohler. Second row Bill Krupowicz, Tom Beyer, Kevin Peters. Third row Dennis Swinford. Rob Cline, Coach Conrod, Tom Bragg. The 1978 Plainfield High School Golf Team consisted of twelve indi- viduals. For the first time in Plainfield history a young lady was a member of the Golf Team. Her name is Shelly LaFountain, a Freshman. Despite the varsity's record there were some major accomplishments. At the Will County Golf Tournament, Plainfield High School finished 4th among fourteen teams, some of whom have beaten Plainfield during dual meets. At the Little Seven Con- ference Golf Tournament the varisty team also did very well. The Varsity finished third missing the Conference Championship by only seven strokes. SCOREBOARD Ptainfield Opponent 174 Morris 165 196 Romeo ville 208 182 Joliet West 176 181 Catholic High 172 176 Kaneland 177 173 Joliet East 154 174 Waubonsie 166 175 Lockport 168 179 Batavia 171 179 Lemont 173 174 Geneva 168 178 Sycamore 153 178 Oswego 166 166 Nap. Central 181 181 Providence 177 182 Bolingbrook 181 Will County Tournament overall 4th Place. Bill Metzger took 3rd. Most improved player Tom Bragg. Most Valuable player: Bill Metzger and Dale Tashorski. 157 C.C TEAM SECTIONAL QUALIFIERS The 1979 Varsity Cross Country Team became the first PHS cross country team to qualify for sectionals. Although they finished second to Oswego in Conference, they beat Oswego at the Benet Invitational to take the first place trophy. Led by Team Captain, Terry Feather- ston, they had a very reward- ing season. Chosen as Most Valuable Runner was Terry Featherston, while Bill Ander- son was chosen as Most Improved. CROSS COUNTRY TEAM — First row — Bob Anderson, Terry Featherston, John Foreman, Burt King, Mark Norris, Jon Agazzi, Bill Anderson, Randy Wolz. Back row — Ronnie Mentzer, Randy Kinley, Paul Roman, Jon Frink, Coach Reed, Line Francis, Mark Tomazic, Todd Hohenwater. CROSS COUNTRY SCOREBOARD Varsity Sophomore 36-23 Oswego 50-15 29-30 Romeoville 22-33 23-33 Koneland 30-25 19-40 Rochelle 15-50 29-28 Joliet Catholic 49-15 31-25 Westmont 46-15 16-44 Morris 15-50 18-37 Lemont 50-15 33-24 DeKalb 50-15 22-33 Sycamore 50-15 16-47 Waubonsie 15-50 18-41 Batavia 15-50 17-38 Yorkville 30-30 25-30 Minooka 36-19 SENIORS Terry Featherston 158 John Foreman VARSITY SECTIONAL QUALIFYING TEAM — Front row — Bill Anderson, Paul Roman, Randy Kinley. Back row — Coach Reed, Bob Anderson, John Foreman, Terry Featherston. VARSITY UNDER NEW COACH The Varsity Football Squad was under the direc- tion of Head Coach Larry McKeon this season. Plain- field has seen three new head coaches in the past four years, but McKeon plans to be around awhile. Although the squad had problems during their first four games, they came on very strong at the end of the season. The team ended their season with a 4-5 overall record and a 4- 3 conference record. Named to the All-Confer- ence Team were Dave Dixon, Ken Nussbaum, and Tim Spenner. MM VARSITY FOOTBALL — First row — Angela Heck, Margie Kern ley. Barry Brown, Vince Fazio, Brod Brown, e«ttt Miller, Cheryl Beverly, Deb Miller. Second row — Greg Zimmerman, Bill Pirc, Don Bush, Scott Turvey, Jeff Roger� . Doug Etheridge, Dove Dixon, Kevin Smith. Third row — Mark Athby, Keith Kopec, Rob Hamilton, Todd Vatey, Jeff Boron, Bloite Schover, Rich Cerven, Mott Lucot. Fourth row — Chri� Payne, Bryce Meeker, Greg Heck, Ed Miller, Joe Wekh, Denny Nu� � baum, Don Piper, Lorry Hughes, Joy Menozzi. Fifth row — Jeff Bergbower, Terry Corter, Kevin Kuloga, Ron Sorg, Kenny Nuttboum, Jim Rife, Tim Spenner, Kirk Kelly. Sixth row — Coach Abbott, Mike Palus, Gory Zimmerman, Felix Torre� , Poul Wheeler, Cooch McKeon, Cooch Mow. PLAINFIELD VARSITY SCOREBOARD OPPONENT 13 Romeoville 15 0 Wehaton North 42 14 Morris 42 12 Sycamore 52 36 Waubonsie 12 21 Batavia 18 3 Geneva 33 13 Oswego 0 29 Kaneland 0 Pirc FB Rife DT Schauer DT Smith DE 160 SOPHOMORE SCOREBOARD PLAINFIELD 38 OPPONENT Romeoville Wheaton North Morris Sycamore Waubonsie Batavia Geneva Oswego Kaneland SOPHS HAVE EXCITING SEASON SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL — First row — Rob Heck, Tom Manfred, Tim Carter, Kirk Schauer, Tony Hamilton, Steve Crook, Roger Sorg, Mike Daughters. Second row — Scott Benson, Rod Hosford, Mike Whitman, John Neal, Scott Kopec, Mike Santolin, Mike Savage, Ron Offerman. Third row — Mike Kresen, Dale Therrien, Bob DuBree, Todd Hughes, Dave Roseen, Scott Tighe, Rick Pederson. Fourth row — Darlene Lovstad, Stacy Coppert, Coach Lange, Coach Orr, Shari Hall, Arlene Matson. ft The Sophomore Foot- ball Squad started its season with a big non- conference win over Romeoville. After the first several games their luck began to slide. They finished the season by winning the last few games. The highlight of their season was the game against Morris, the conference champs. The Wildcats held onto their lead after scoring fourteen points early in the first quarter. FROSH FINISH — 5-2-1 The freshman Wildcat football team finished their season successfully with a 5-2-1 record. After a slow start in preseason practice, the team worked hard and developed into a solid unit, well grounded in the new Wildcat football system. The Wildcats scored an average of 20 points while holding the opponent to an 11 point average per game. Head Coach Mark Walsh characterized the team as hard-working that had the stamina to come from behind and win several games. Coach Walsh was assisted by Mr. Gerry Boe and Mr. Rick Sussner. FRESHMAN SCOREBOARD PLAINFIELD 20 OPPONENT Joliet West Romeoville Kaneland Morris Waubonsie Batavia Geneva Oswego FRESHMAN FOOTBALL — First row — Keith Branner, Darrell Roland, Patrick Groves, Mike Hall, Robert Plut, Brian VanLoon, Robert Kovacevich, Lori Miller (Statistician). Second row — Corey Tisthammer, Brent Ashbaugh, Jim Johnston, Chris Burke, Barry Rigoni, John Argoudelis, Doug Stropes, Cindy Fox (Statistician). Third row — Chuck Willard, Doug Therrien, Tom Botes, Jim Wom- ersley, Jose Casas, Steve Horn, Tony Brazzaie, Don Williams. Fourth row — Tim Heck, Tom Norris, Lorry Linsay, Alan Jelm, Mike 163 Avery, George Andros, Mike Farley. Fifth row — Coach Wolsh, Cooch Boe, Coach Sussner. VOLLEYBALL GOES FALL This year girl's volleyball changed from a winter sport to a fall sport, and the team finished with a 10-9 overall record. The varsity captain was Laurie Watters, while Michele Simmons served as junior varsity captain. Laurie was also chosen as most valuable player. The most improved play- ers of the varsity team were Cathi Ander- son and Lisa Wilkey. Representing Plain- field on the All-Conference Team were Laurie Watters and Sharon Young. VCXLEYIAU HAM — SmW — Bonn KeeWy, Helen Donz, Karon Mika, Sharon Young, Lisa Frink. Knee rng — Cothi Anderson, Den.se Klmdworth, lucio Torres, Michelle Simmons, Undo Anderson, Uso Wilkey, Ellen Wilker Standing — Cor of Sendelboch, Krista White, Mory King, Kim Eddy, lour Watters, Kathy Soor, Cooch Cathy Cartwright, Usa Gullicksen. Not Hcturod — Darcy KUndworth, Kim Rife. VAR. P O SCOREBOARD JR. VAR. P O 1 2 Romeoville 2 0 1 2 St. Francis 2 1 0 2 Naperville 0 2 1 2 Wheaton 2 0 0 2 Lincoln Way 1 2 2 0 Wilmington 2 0 2 1 Joliet East 2 0 2 0 Sandwich 2 0 2 0 Bolingbrook 2 0 0 2 Morris 2 0 2 0 Batavia 2 0 2 0 Waubonsie 2 0 0 2 Kaneland 2 1 2 0 Oswego 2 0 2 0 Sycamore 2 0 2 0 Geneva 2 0 2 0 loekport 2 0 1 2 2 0 0 2 8enet District Aurora East Aurora West 0 2 s E N I O R S Kim Brinkman Chris Legler Laurie Watters GIRL CAGERS HAVE STRONG SEASON Girls’ Basketball, under their coach Jackie O’Brien, fin- ished 7-2 in Conference play and 13-5 overall. Their biggest victory was over Waubonsie, with a score of 70-17. The girls had a very exciting and interesting season this year. VARSITY GIRLS’ BASKETBALL — Lyndell Gullicksen, Lori Vasey, Stacey Reichart, Carol Brink- man, Laurie Watters, Chris Legler, Kim Brinkman, Maureen Collins, Sharon Young, Lisa Frink, Kelly Driskill, Coach O’Brien. JUNIOR VARSITY GIRLS’ BASKETBALL — Linda Testin, Janet Hankins, Kim Matthews, Linda Weber, Chris Plutz, Jane Nealis, Lyndrid Zullo, Pam Vanisko, Chris Robinson, Brenda Book, Cindy Wisneski, Kim Eddy. GIRLS’ BASKETBALL SCOREBOARD Plainfield Opponent 53 East Aurora 56 54 Lisle 24 41 Oswego 25 52 SFA 46 52 Wilmington 14 43 Romeoville 35 32 Downers Grove 38 38 Plano 27 39 Lemont 48 67 Bolingbrook 33 59 Batavia 20 70 Waubonsie 17 45 Kaneland 51 51 Oswego 33 51 Sycamore 41 64 Geneva 34 52 Morris 44 50 Naperville 51 165 VARSITY CATS HAVE MANY CLOSE CALLS The Varsity Round- ballers played a very intense game through- out the season. Many of their games were won or lost by only one or two point margins. The team was very strong with rebounds, with Dan Muren setting a new school record of 288 for the year. The Wildcats won their Thanksgiving Tourney and the conso- lation bracket at the Lemont Christmas Tour- nament. Dan Muren was named as the most valu- able player for the sea- son. VARSITY BASKETBALL — Kneeling — Chuck Willard (manager), Jim Barnes (manager). Standing — Terry Featherston, Barry Whittington, Glenn Cherry, Mike Gorecki, Dean Kochalka, Dan Muren, Tim Qualls, Gary Zimmerman, Don Danz, Keith Kopec, Chris Payne, Jim Juel, Coach Lambert. VARSITY BASKETBALL Plainfield Opponent 46 Romeoville 42 37 Yorkville 36 65 Minooka 57 48 Oswego 56 47 Kankakee 69 43 Morris 63 61 Batavia 85 57 Woubonsie 71 66 Sycamore 64 63 Geneva 68 73 Morris 54 74 Oswego 72 53 Batavia 80 59 Kaneland 57 51 Marmion 82 47 Lemont 43 57 Sycamore 58 54 Waubonsie 55 42 Geneva 65 45 Minooka 53 54 Kaneland 74 55 Naperville Cent. 64 166 SOPHS FALL DEFEATED The Sophomore Basketball team, under Coach Barry Dean, finished out their sea- son with a disappointing 0-20 overall record. Although they did not have a win- ning season, they did gain valuable expe- rience which they will need next year on the varsity level. SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL — Front row — Brian Reeves, Tony Hamilton, Don Cherry, Rich Sharp, Jim Buldak, Scott Kopec. Back row — Dave Hult, Ken Gierich, Dave Roseen, Dave Comer, Gary Fortenberry, Mike Santolin, Coach Bean. SOPHOMORE SCOREBOARD if Plainfield Opponent 32 Yorkville 54 . 40 Romeoville 43 49 Oswego 74 25 Kank. East 43 32 Morris 68 36 Batavia 50 49 Waubonsie 61 43 Sycamore 73 34 Geneva 69 51 Kanelond 62 49 Minooka 64 33 Oswego 74 62 Morris 80 43 Batavia 49 48 Waubonsie 51 33 Marmion 72 42 Lemont 61 46 Sycamore 95 41 Geneva 72 41 Kaneland 62 V % , 'W -1 - V [ FROSH TEAM SUFFERS DEFEATS The Freshman basketball team, under Coach Larry McKeon, played a tough season. Although they only achieved a 4-12 record this season, the team has many more games to play in the seasons ahead. •IN FRESHMAN SCOREBOARD % (A-team) PLFLD. OPP. 7 41 Romeoville 45 34 Joliet Catholic 80 50 Lemont 46 37 Morris 66 56 Wilmington 34 34 Batavia 60 .1 1 23 Bolingbrook 65 61 Wilmington 44 43 Lemont 46 7 1 38 Wheaton N. 55 ..t I f 40 Oswego 63 M 1 J . '1 47 Kaneland 54 w 35 Providence 57 43 Yorkville 54 54 Geneva 58 43 Bolingbrook 55 ; i! ' - v--vV.y. -v- FRESHMAN BASKETBALL — Front row — Doug Therrien, Jim Womersly, Tom Beyer, John Cox, Jay Darnell, Tim Heck, Rob Donahue. Back row — Chris McCauley, Scott Richman, Mike Bossman, Corey Tisthammer, Lloyd White, Larry Lindsay, Tom Norris, Mark Norris, Bob Sardetti, Coach McKeon. 169 GRAPPLERS TAKE TO THE MATS The varsity wrestlers, under Coach Tom Baker, finished their season with a powerful 14-1 record. They won the Round Lake Tournament, where four wrestlers received first place trophies. The team placed third at the conference tournament. Mike Abens, Rob Hamil- ton, and Bill Pirc advanced to sectionals after the district meet. VARSITY SCOREBOARD Plainfield Opponent 27 Wheaton Warfenville 22 34 49 Lockport Central Joliet Catholic 16 19 26 Oswego J 23 25 Morris 24 39 Bolingbrook 12 21 47 Batavia Waubonsie 25 6 34 Sycamore 21 44 Geneva 3 31 Kaneland L 8 32 Yorkville A 14 34 East Aurora 17 32 Romeoville 24 32 Providence 18 VARSITY WRESTLING — First row — Bob Betzwiser, Don Govoni, Mike Abens, Jim Walters, Rich Cerven, Bill Pirc. Second row — Mark Tomazic, John Herbst, Jay Menozzi, Toby Gill, Mark Ashby, Joe Troha. Third row — Nancy Frazier, Don Piper, Howard Sovage, Mr. Baker, Jim Vranich, Kirk Kelly, Monty Mattix, Rob Hamilton, John Neal, Wendy Donofrie. 171 SOPHS WIN CONFERENCE The Sophomore wrestling team finished the season with an impres- sive 13-0 record. Again, the Soph. Cats were led to victory by Coach Mike Zbacnik. SOPHOMORE WRESTLING — Front row — Ronnie Mentzer, Keith Rogers, Rob Heck, Steve Troho, Mike Daugh- ters, Steve Georgakas. Back row — Coach Zbacnik, Mike Kresen, Tim Carter, Charlie Wilson, Rick Pederson, Bob DuBree, Eileen Wheeler. SOPHOMORE SCOREBOARD Plainfield Opponent 42 Wheaton Warrenville 15 48 Lockport 24 32 Joliet Catholic 31 41 Oswego 21 53 Morris 9 45 Bolingbrook 27 40 Batavia 21 45 Waubonsie 15 37 Sycamore 12 44 Providence 23 44 Geneva 3 47 Koneland 9 53 Romeoville 10 Naperville Centro! Tournament — 1st place 186 points Little Seven Conference Tournament 1 st place 171 Vi points FROSH FINISH 10-3 OVERALL The Freshman Wrestling team, under Coach Dave Mow, fin- ished the season with a 10-3 overall record. The team took third place at the Rich South Tournament. Champions there were Rob Kovacevich, Don Gevoni, Rob Plut, and Scott Tighe. Ron Ment- zer and Jim Johnston were consolation champs. Rob Plut and Rob Kovacevich went undefeated, while Mike Hall and Scott Tighe had only one loss each. FRESHMAN SCOREBOARD Plainfield Opponent 36 Wheaton Warrenville 33 45 Lockport 24 30 Joliet Catholic 33 29 Oswego 24 • Morris 31 Bolingbrook 27 42 Batavia 9 36 Waubonsie 26 37 Sycamore 12 34 Providence 3 44 Geneva 18 42 Kaneland 9 43 Romeoville 12 'Win by forfeit FRESHMAN WRESTLING — Front row — loti Walters, Dave Geschke, Mike Kosicek, Don Williams, Jim Johnston, Rob Kovacevich, Brad Burditt. Back row — Coach Ivlow, Mike Hall, Jeff Brown, Jose Casas, Scott Tighe, Lori Plut, Karen Betzwiser. CHEERLEADERS FOOTBALL In 1949, four girls led the cheers at Plainfield's football, basketball and baseball games. By 1979, there were Freshman, Sophomore, and Varsity squads cheering at football, wrestling, and basketball games. Changing from Mrs. Feaster to Mrs. Vrieze as advisor the cheerleaders led the students through cheers during pep assemblies and sporting events. As a fund raiser, the girls sold candy to the hungry faculty, and student body. The girls' cheers may have changed in thirty-one years but their dedication and spirit have not!!! FROSH-SOPH CHEERLEADERS — Bottom row — Terri Spenner, Jeanette Gruber, Tammy Lutter, Eileen Wheeler, Maura Keniley. Top row — Ellen Baker, Julie Pirc, lisa Reyes, Julie Putney, and Donna Peterson. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS — First row — Jill lobb«. Second row — Teresa LeGrand, Jody Karpel. Third row — Kit Manning. Fourth row — Marcia Menozzi, Lynda Homerding. Fifth row — Lori Bush, Dona Peorson, Sue Tolarico, ond Eileen Stack. BASKETBALL FRESHMAN BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS — First row — Lori Miller, Sue Wagner, Toni Clark. Second row — Cindy Jones, Mary Kay King. Third row — Amy Pemberton. SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS — First row — Pam Ruzicka. Second row — Michelle Simmons, Donna Peterson, Jeanette Gruber, Julie Pirc, Kim Therrien. Third row — Denise Klindworth. WRESTLING i Vi SOPHOMORE WRESTLING CHEERLEADERS — First row — Julie Putney. Second row — Tommy Lutter, Maura Keniley. Third row — Stacy George. FRESHMAN WRESTLING CHEERLEADERS — First row — Ellen Baker, Anne Farrell, Crystal Gossett. Second row — Karen McMillan. VARSITY WRESTLING CHEERLEADERS — Front to back — Sue Talarice, Marcia Menozzi, Karla Pruss, Eileen Stack, Lori Labbe, and Nina Pubentz. Changes. Plainfield High School will always be changing, and the PLAINS- MAN will change along with it. This book not only captured changes of 1979, but of thirty-one years. All of the pictures of change from the contents page to here have featured PHS students, faculty, or activities. We have been able to capture only a small part of change; however, the memories contained in this book surely will spark others. In 1 949, when the PLAINSMAN was first issued, the senior class section con- sisted of only three pages; now it fills thirty-four. Then, the three sports were football, basketball, and baseball. Over the years teachers and students, fads and fashions, and clubs and organizations have come and gone. So it was in 1979. This year the student body gained a new principal along with new rules. The PLAINSMAN, itself, changed back to a spring delivery and put its original emblem back on the cover after a ten year absence. On these two pages, change is represented in many ways. Buildings that have changed . . . Seniors who tried to out-cheer Juniors . . . Classes that were enjoyed, classes that weren’t. . . Teachers that took the time . . . Lock- ers which were decorated, lockers that needed cleaning . . . Kids that showed off . . . Kids who laughed . . . The PLAINSMAN office left in confusion . . . Seniors who left pep assemblies one last time . . . Hallways which were silent and dark at the end of a day . . . For Seniors it is the time to meet changes as they head off to college and investigate new alternatives. We hope that this book has and will be fun, as well as memorable. It will be awhile before we forget the many changes at PHS during 19791! (Uti . iJciuPJrtjyM- Always laughing “So long — A — Abens, Michael 74, 170, 1 71 Ackerman, Cheryl 40 Adsit, Cindy 1 25, 130 Adsit, David 106, 1 26, 127, 140 Agazzi, Jon 74, 1 35, 1 38, 140, 158 Agazzi, Susan Agrue, John 106 Alander, Link Alexas, Cynthia Alberico, Carla 106 Albright, Chuck 106, 1 38, 140 Albright, Susan 74 Allen, Cinda 106 Allen, Ronald Ailing, Mark 40 Ailing, Sharyl Alson, Linda Ally, Brian Allshouse, David Altenhoff, Susan 40, 42, 1 24, 1 34, 149 Altenhoff, Tom 106 Anderson, Andi 106 Anderson, Brian 74 Anderson, Cathi 74, 1 24, 164 Anderson, Linda 74, 1 24, 1 30, 1 38, 141, 164 Anderson, Robert 74, 103, 158, 159 Anderson, Shari Anderson, William 158, 159 Andreae, Karen Andres, Jerry Andros, Elaine Andros, George 106, 163 Angelus, Michael 74 Angelus, Steve 40 Anzelc, Thomas 74 Ardaugh, Loretta 1 24, 1 30, 1 32 Argoudelis, Alexandria 124, 135, 138 Argoudelis, Jo Ann 106 Argoudelis, John 106, 163 Argoudelis, Maria Arnold, James 41 Ashbaugh, Brent 106, 163 Ashby, Mark 74, 1 30, 160, 170 Ashley, Deborah 1 34 Audette, Kenneth 106, 128, 129, 152, 153 Austin, Kimberly Avery, Michael 106, 1 63 Avery, William 6, 41 Ayers, Kim 106 Azman, Charity 41 — B — Babich, Paul 1 30 Baer, Laura 1 24, 1 34 Bailey, Michelle 74 Baker, Donald 74 Baker, Ellen 6, 106, 1 74, 176, 177 Baker, Kimberly 41,130 Bambic, David 74 Bambic, Janet 106 Bambic, Paula 3, 41 Bangert, Patricia 74 Bangert, Tom 106 Baran, Jeff 74, 160 Bargas, Katherine Barner, Barbara 74, 1 32 Barnes, James 124, 128, 1 30, 1 38, 141,152, 166 Barrowman, Kimberly 106 Bartholme, Daniel 41 Bates, Thomas 106, 163 Bauer, Cathleen 74, 138, 141 Beahm, Donald 106 Beaver, Mary 107, 1 38, 140 Beck, Nikki 41 Beckman, Chari 74 Beckman, Kristan 107, 179 Bedwell, Donna 74, 124, 1 35, 149 Bellafiore, Victoria 107, 122, 123, 126, 128, 129, 134, 153 Bennett, Adam 107 Bennett, Pamela 74, 1 38, 140 Bennett, Penny 41 Bennett, Randall Benson, Dale Benson, Kim 107 Benson, Scott 162 Bergan, Ty 41 Bergbower, Jeffrey 75, 160 Berglund, Holly 1 22, 1 30 Bergthold, John 107 Berlin, Tammy 107, 1 26, 1 28, 1 29, 153 Bernier, Shirley 41 Betzwiser, Karen 107, 173 Betzwiser, Robert 170 Beverly, Cheryl 2, 42, 1 30, 160 Beverly, Jane Beyer, Gayle 75 Beyer, Thomas 107, 138, 142, 157, 169 Biering, Nina 7, 42, 124, 1 28, 130, 135 Biggerstaff, Paul Bill, Tina Binzen, Brian 75 Binzen, Kevin 75 Binzen, Mark Birsa, Tom Bisset, Laurie 42, 1 30 Blake, Eric 107 Blake, Jeffrey 75 Blake, Mike 42, 1 30 Block, Mary 42 Blogg, Roy Blum, Donald Bolte, Jalayne 75, 103 Bolton, Dawn 107 Bolton, Dean 75 Book, Brenda 107, 1 34, 165 Borden, Shanna 107 Borden, Stacy 42, 1 24, 1 27 Bosman, Michael 107, 169 Bossert, Carman Bossert, Teresa 107, 126 Bostanche, John Boughton, Donna 42, 130 Boughton, Scott Bowers, Brenda 107 Boyd, Carol 75 Boyd, Deborah 75 Boyd, Jim Boyd, Nancy 43 Boyd, Phillip 75, 1 30 Bozman, Connie Bozman, Diane 107 Bragg, Mary 6, 42, 43, 1 38, 140, 141, 142 Bragg, Sally 1 38, 1 41 Bragg, Thomas 75, 1 57 Bramel, Michael 107 Brancecum, Miriam Brandherm, Mary 75 Branner, George 1 34 Branner, Keith 107, 163, 179 Bray, Cynthia 2, 43 Brazeal, Michelle Brazzale, Tony 107, 163 Breslin, Patrick 103, 1 24, 1 25, 1 30 Brewer, Mike 43, 84 Brick, Robert 1 30, 150 Brinkman, Carol 75, 165 Brinkman, Kim 43, 165 Bronk, Kimberly 43 Brooks, Brent Brooks, Dawn 107 Brown, Barbara Brown, 8arry 43, 160 Brown, Bradley 43, 160 Brown, Jeffrey 107, 173 Brown, Mark 107 Brown, Robert 107 Bruno, Ron Buehler, Shaunna Buerger, Debra 107, 1 34 Buldak, James 168 Buldak, Thomas 75 Bumber, Robin Burd, Rennee 44, 134 Burd, Timothy Burditt, M. Brad 107, 173 Burdo, Jim Burgo, John 75 Burke, Christopher 107, 163 Burnett, Deborah 107, 1 35 Busch, Douglas Bush, Daniel 75, 160 Bush, Laurie 75, 174, 175, 177 Bush, Sally 75, 103 Buss, Gary 75, 1 30 Buss, Robert 103 Butler, Edmon 44 Butler, Gerald Butler, Holly Butters, David 44 Butters, Tom Byrnes, Daniel — c — Cain, Glenn 44 Cain, Lisa 75 180 Calkins, Keith Calkins, Kirk Cameron, Jamie 107 Cameron, Mark 75 Campbell, Brenda 75 Campbell, Laurie 107 Campbell, Marian 75 Campbell, Paula 108 Campbell, Randal Capek, Julie 103, 1 37 Carey, Andy 75 Carey, Dorothy Carlson, Kathleen 44 Carlson, Pamela 108 Carnett, Jim 44, 1 30 Carter, Terry 7, 44, 160 Carter, Timothy 138, 141, 162, 172 I Casas, Jose 103, 163, 173 Cash, Ronald 44 Ceranski, Susan 44 Cerovac, John 108 Cerovac, Katherine 44 ; Cerven, Richard 43, 45, 160, 161, 170, 171 Chamness, Kim j Chaplin, Gayle 108 Chaplin, Mike 8, 75 Chapman, William 108, 1 38, 1 40 Cherry, Casey 45 Cherry, Donald 168 Cherry, Glenn 75, 166 Chester, Kathleen Chobar, Darla 108 ! Christian, Dawn 92 Christian, Kenneth 72, 1 30, 1 38, 142 Churnovic, Larry 92 Churnovic, Louis 108 Cisneros, Jackie 92 : Clark, Tami 75, 1 30, 1 34 Clark, Theresa 108, 138, 141 ' Clark, Tonilynn 106, 108, 175 ■ Clay, Kim 43, 45 i Claypool, Roy Cleary, Michael 108, 1 24 Cline, Robert 108, 1 30, 157 Coble, Mary Eileen 45 Cobler, Mary 92 Colaric, Sandra 108 ; Colaric, Shelley 45 Coleman, Evonne 75 Coleman, Robert 92 Coleman, Roger Collins, Maureen 75, 103, 165 Comer, David 92, 1 30, 168 Connelly, Theresa 108, 124 Conrad, Karla 76 Conrad, Keith 76 Coomer, Annie Coomer, Stanley 108 Coons, Marie 45 Coop, Susan Coppert, Stacy 92, 1 30, 162 Corzan, Michael Couch, Kevin 108 Countryman, David 92 Countryman, Terry Courtney, Jamie 108 Cowger, Desiree 92, 1 30 Cowger, Mike Cox, Geri 45 Cox, John 108, 169 Cox, Pamela Cox, Wesley 45 Crandall, David 76 Crandall, Timothy 92 Cremer, David 76 Cremer, Elizabeth 43, 45, 1 24, 134 Criss, Bruce 76 Crook, Steven 92, 162 Crosara, Catherine 108, 134 Cruz, Rory 92 Curtis, Thomas 45 Curry, Roxann 109 Czyz, Steven 109 — D — Dahl, David 76 Dahl, Therese 109, 138, 141 Dahl, Thomas 46 Daniels, Lindsay 76 Danz, Daniel 76, 166 Danz, Helen 92, 130, 164 Darin, Kimberly 76, 1 34, 1 36 Darnell, Jay 109, 169 Daughters, Mike 92, 1 62, 172 Davis, Andrea 8, 76, 80, 103 Davis, John 76 Davis, Lisa 46 Davis, Robert Day, Doreen 109 DeBoni, Diane 109 DeCampi, Anita 109, 1 37 Decker, Donna 76 Deeter, Raymond 46 Deere, Lisa 109, 128, 129, 152, 153 DeLara, Daniel 76 DelSasso, Lori 92 Dennis, Darla 92 Dernule, Bryan 109 Dernlue, Gregory 76 DeRocco, Matthew 76 Deufel, Karen 76 DeVries, Brent 92 Dew, Jeff Dew, Teresa 92 DeWitt, Larry 109 DeWitt, Tina 109 Diaz, Oscar DiGiovine, Rosemarie 92 Dister, Randall 92, 1 33 Dixon, Raymond 2, 46, 70, 126, 132, 160, 161 Doll, James 109 Doll, William 46, 1 34 Domanus, Carrie 93 Domark, Tammy 76 Domark, Todd 109 Donahue, Robert 109, 169 Donegan, Dawn 46 Donofrie, Wendy 76, 1 70 Dow, Barry 76 Dowd, Tyrone 76 Dowdy, Stephen 46, 70, 1 32, 1 38, 141,142 Dralle, Todd 47 Driskill, Kelly 77, 130, 165 DuBree, Robert 93, 162, 172 Dubrovich, Paula 77, 134 DuChene, PamaJean 93, 102, 135 Dupree, Dan 47 Dupree, Deana 47 Duranto, Robert 109, 1 79 Dutkiewicz, Ed — E--- Eaton, Brian 93 Eaton, Karen 77 Eberhard, Sara 47 Eberhard, Tina 47 Eddy, Dawn 77 Eddy, Kimberly 76, 77, 1 26, 137, 164, 165 Eddy, Sandra 109, 128, 1 29, 1 30, 152,153 Eddy, Susan 109, 128, 1 29, 1 52, 153 Egizio, Michelle 109 Eigenheer, Brian 77 Eisenbrandt, Arlyn 77, 103, 127, 128, 129, 152 Ellerbrock, Annette 77 Ellerbrock, Anthony 93 Ellerbrock, William 3, 47 Engle, Amy Jo 93, 128 Engle, Debbie 77, 135 Engle, LeeEtta 109 Engwall, Carol 109 Erickson, Jann 47, 1 24, 128, 129, 132, 147, 152, 153 Erikson, Ronald 110 Erikson, Todd 47, 70 Erikson, Vicki 110 Etheridge, Douglas 8, 160, 161 Etheridge, Sandra 48 Ewing, Daniel 93, 1 27, 1 28, 1 29, 138,142, 149 — F — Farley, Kate 93 Farley, Kenneth Farley, Michael 110, 163 Farrell, Ann 110, 1 76 Fawver, Cynthia 93 Fawver, Michelle 48 Fay, Donna 110 Fay, Janet Fazio, Vincent 8, 160, 161 Featherston, Terry 47, 48, 1 24, 130, 132, 133, 158, 159,166 Fecht, Mark 93 Fenili, Mary 110 Fenili, William 77, 130 Ferguson, Charlotte 48 Ferguson, Mark 110, 130 Ferrari, Gina 74, 77, 1 30 Fiene, Susan 77, 1 28 181 Findlay, Cindy 110 Findlay, Kimberly 93 Findlay, Nancy 93 Firestone, Cynthia 48, 1 32 Fish, Donna 93 Fisher, Darryl 93 Fistler, Sarah 77, 1 24, 1 27, 128, 150 Fleetwood, SheriAnne 93 Flesburg, Craig 110 Fletcher, Julia 110 Foreman, John 48, 158, 159 Foreman, Sharon 48 Foreman, Wilburn Fortenberry, Gary 93, 168 Fox, Cindy 110, 163 Fox, Donald 77, 157 Francis, Lincoln 110, 158 Frazier, Brenda 47, 48 Frazier, Nancy 77, 170 Frazier, Richard 77 Frazier, Robert 47, 48 Fredericks, Donald 77 Fredericks, Ronald 110 Fredericksen, Robbin 110 Frederickson, Keith 93 Frink, Jonathan 110, 158 Frink, Lisa 8, 77, 1 34, 164, 165 Fronek, Jamison 48, 50 Fronek, Jennifer 93 — G — Garaffa, James 1 34 Garaffa, Joseph 77 Garaffa, Lorrie 110, 134 Garcia, Henrietta Garcia, Rebecca Garcia, Ronald Garcia, Susan 110 Garrison, Samantha Gauen, Curtis 93, 138, 140 Gaylord, Cindy Geddes, Tammy 49 Geiger, Frank 93 Georgakas, Stephen 94, 172 George, Heidi 77, 103, 1 34 George, Stacy 94, 97, 102, 130, 1 72, 1 76 George, Thomas 110 Geschke, David 110, 173 Geschke, Dawn Giarranti, Jodi 3, 7, 49 Giarranti, Todd 78 Gibson, Lisa 78, 122, 123, 125, 135 Gierich, Kenneth 94, 1 38, 142, 168 Gilbertson, Cynthia 49 Gill, Cynthia 110 Gill, Toby 78, 170 Gilley, Laura 78, 124, 129,152 Gillham, Jennifer 110, 1 38, 141 Gilliam, Dorothy 49, 50 Glad, Paul 110 Glass, Kayla 49, 50, 130 Glavan, Daniel 49 Glavan, Lisa 94, 1 30 Goff, Richard 49 Golliher, Jamie 49, 132 Golliher, Keith 94 Gonzales, Jorge 110 Goodson, David 94 Goodson, Jacqueline 49, 50, 1 30 Goodwin, Kelly 49 Goodwin, Kris 110, 136, 1 38, 140, 176 Goricki, Jonathan 78 Goricki, Mike 78, 166 Gossett, Crystal 110, 130, 137, 176 Gossett, Shawn 78 Gossman, Judith 50, 51 Gossman, Larry 78 Gove, Jane 110, 126, 128, 1 29, 152, 153 Govoni, Donald 14, 110, 122, 170 Graham, Deborah 94 Graham, Laurie 7, 78, 124, 1 28, 135, 153 Grant, Nancy 94 Green, Jeffrey Greenup, Lorraine 50 Gregorash, Margaret 78 Grewenig, Gina 110 Gricus, Len Groves, Patrick 110, 163 Gruber, Jeanette 94, 103, 127, 174, 175, 177 Gudgeon, Margaret 94 Gullicksen, Lisa 110, 164 Gullicksen, Lyndell 78, 1 24, 1 25, 165 Guthrie, Linda 111 Guthrie, Michael 111 — H — Hackl, Laurie 94 Hall, Charles 94 Hall, Karen 50 Hall, Michael 111, 163, 173 Hall, Pamela 11 1, 1 36, 176 Hall, Shari 94, 1 30, 162 Ham, Janet 94, 1 30, 1 36, 1 76 Hamby, Annette 6, 94, 128, 153 Hamilton, Anthony 94, 1 30, 162, 168 Hamilton, Robert 78, 130,160, 170 Hamor, Jane Hancq, Gary 84 Hankins, Janet 78, 138, 140, 165 Hardy, Jack 111 Hardy, Kimberly 94 Harding, Dean 111 Hareld, Michael 78 Harris, Beatrice 78 Harris, Debra 94 Harshbarger, Julie 12, 14, 50, 51, 122, 124, 125, 126, 135, 147, 150, 179 Harshbarger, Richard 111,1 24, 125 Hartke, Ronald Hartley, Rose 50 Hatchett, Debra 94, 128, 129, 1 53 Hathaway, Carol 78 Hathaway, Edward 111 Haynes, Michael 111 Heath, Allen Heck, Angela 78, 130, 160 Heck, Gregory 50, 51,160, 161 Heck, Robin 94, 162, 172 Heck, Tim 111, 163, 169 Hedtcke, Mary 78 Heiman, Ron 78 Heiman, Vicky 50 Heitman, Deborah 50 Helms, Kenneth 51, 103 Helton, David 64, 78 Helton, Patricia 94 Henderson, Katherine 78 Henderson, Kristy 111, 135 Hennings, Lynn 94, 1 35, 138, 141, 142 Henson, Connie 78 Henson, Tamara 111 Herbst, John 78, 170 Hert, Deborah 51, 130 Hibler, Jean 78 Hicks, Kelly 94, 103, 130 Hicks, Kim 111, 130 Higgenbotham, Robert 78 Higgenbotham, Steven 94 Hileman, Paulette 51 Hillock, Christina 94, 103 Hines, Gwendolen 111,125, 1 28, 132, 135, 140,150 Hoffmeyer, John 94 Hogan, Melinda 78, 134 Hohenwater, George 78 Hohenwater, Todd 158 Hollingsworth, Sherry Holm, Richard 111 Homerding, Lynda 14, 74, 78, 81, 124, 125, 126, 132, 148, 150, 175, 177, 179 Hopkins, Nancy 76, 103 Hoppe, Dan 78 Horath, Gregg 51 Horath, Laura 94 Horn, Steven 111, 163 Horschler, Mark 78 Hosford, Rod 94, 162 Hotuyec, Amy 111, 1 35 Hotuyec, Michele 94 Hotuyec, Rebecca 51 Houck, Andrew 111 Houck, Lisa 79 Hougas, Christine 94 Hougas, Susan 111 Houlis, Bill 51 Houlis, James 111 House, David 95 Howard, Randall 111 Howard, Rhonda Howen, Dale 51,54, 1 24, 130, 147 Howen, Deen Hughes, Lawrence 51,54, 70, 160, 161 Hughes, Todd 95, 1 30, 162 Hult, David 95, 168 182 i Holt, Timothy 1 11 it Hunter, Caryn 95 , Huppert, Erik 11 1 Husa, Scott Hustad, Linda 95 J Iberra, Martin Ibarra, Porfirio 95, 103 Imhof, Laura 95, 1 37 . i Imrie, Mary 111 Ivec, Martin 79, 1 30 Jania, Michael 95 Jaros, Lawrence 111, 179 Jelm, Allen 108, 111, 163 I Jelm, Luanne 79, 137 I Jenkins, Jerry 1 1 1 Johnson, Cheryl 52, 54, 1 30 Johnson, Darryl 84, 95 Johnson, Debra 7, 79, 1 25, 1 28, 135 Johnson, Keith 79 Johnson, Kyle 111 Johnson, Paul 52, 1 24 Johnson, Sherry 111, 135 Johnston, James 111,163, 1 73 Jolly, Joy 79 Jones, Cynthia 11 2, 1 75, 177 Jones, Karrin 52 Jones, LeaAnn 11 2, 1 32, 138, 140 Jones, Lynn 52, 1 32, 1 38, 140, 141, 150 Jones, Steven 11,79, 1 38, 142 Jordan, Kenneth 79 Jordan, Marydawn 52, 70 Juel, Andy 52 Juel, Jimmy 79, 166, 167 — K — Kaatz, James 11 2, 1 38, 142 Kaluzny, Stephen 52, 54 Kapella, Karen 11 2, 1 30 Karpel, Jody 52, 55, 1 24, 1 30, 132, 135, 147, 174,175, 177 Karr, Lisa 79 Kautz, Mike 52 Kauzlarich, Shirley 11 2 Kauzlarich, Sue 3, 52 Kaveny, Kim 53 Keeley, Bonnie 95, 164 Keister, Kelly 95, 1 26, 1 34 Kelleher, Sean Kelly, Katie 53, 55 Kelly, Keith 79 f Kelly, Kirk 160, 161, 170 t Kelly, Raymond Kelly, Robert 79, 95 i Kelly, Theresa 77, 79 j Kelly, Victor 95 Keniley, Margaret 79, 1 25, 1 30, 160 Keniley, Maura 95, 174, 1 76, 1 77 Kibler, Mark Kibler, Patrick 112 King, Bert 79,103,138,142,158, 159 King, Mary 1 1 2, 164, 175, 177 King, Maureen 95, 138, 141,142 King, Rachel 95 King, Sheila 79 Kinley, Randall 95, 158, 1 59 Kinnary, Brenda 95, 1 30 Kinzler, Dawn 112, 137 Kinzler, Donald 79 Kinzler, Ronald 79 Klak, Linda 79, 122, 123, 135 Klindworth, Darcy 53, 164 Klindworth, Denise 95, 164, 175, 177 Klindworth, Jill 77, 79 Knotts, Sonia 95 Kochalka, Darryl 112 Kochalka, Dean 6, 53, 166, 167 Koenig, Sheri 11 2 Koerner, Karen 53, 55 Kokaly, Leanne 11 2 Kolba, Linda 53 Kollman, Roberta 53 Konieczki, Denise 11 2 Konieczki, Michele 53 Konowalski, Laura 53, 55 Kopec, Keith 79, 1 32, 160, 166 Kopec, Scott 95,162, 168 Korozak, Debra 79 Koren, Edward 79 Korn, Pam 79, 130 Kosicek, David 53 Kosicek, Michael 112, 173 Kotek, James Koter, Cheryl 95 Kovacevich, Robert 112, 1 30, 163, 173 Kozuh, Barbara 95 Kozuh, David 112, 1 25, 1 38, 142 Kramer, Kristi 11 2, 1 26, 1 30 Krebs, Michael 54, 58, 1 30 Kreiger, Caryn 95 Kresen, Deanna 11 2 Kresen, Julie 79 Kresen, Michael 95, 162, 172 Krueger, Angela 79 Krueger, Jodi 112 Kruger, Rob 79 Krupowicz, William 79, 130, 132, 157 Kuczynski, Doreen 95 Kuehni, Bryan 95 Kuehni, Kurt Kulaga, John 112 Kulaga, Kevin 79, 160 Kunke, Jeanette 11 2 Kusche, Herbert Kutsie, Daniel Kyle, Robin Labbe, Jill 79, 1 35, 174, 175, 177 Labbe, Lori 80, 1 35, 172, 1 76, 177 Labbe, Paul 54 Lackey, John 80 LaFave, Robert 95 LaFountain, Shelley 113 Lambert, Michael 54, 58, 70, 124, 125,132 Lambert, Michelle 54, 58, 134 Lambert, Susan 11 3 Lance, Mark 80 Landfear, John 11 3 Lantz, Patricia 80 Lapicki, John 80, 1 38, 140 Larsen, Christina Larson, Robert 95 LaRussa, Edward 54 Ledwa, Brian 96 Ledwa, Richard 54 Ledwa, Russell Leggere, Annette Legler, Christine 165 Legler, Robert 96 LeGrand, Teresa 80, 85, 1 22, 1 23, 124, 130, 132, 134, 148, 150, 174,175, 177 Lehew, Paula 96, 1 37 Leidig, Gail 80, 85, 86, 1 36, 150, 176, 177 Leiser, JillAnne 96, 1 30 Leos, Steven 96 Lepacek, Judith 54, 1 30, 1 32 Levoe, Rose 11 3 Lichtenwalter, Joel 96, 122, 123, 127, 128, 130, 135, 138, 141, 152 Liker, Deborah 113 Likes, Mila 80 Lindberg, Mark Linsay, Larry 163 Liptak, Gary 80 Liptak, Scott 96 Listello, Christine 113, 1 28 Littrell, Noah Litwiller, Karen 2, 54 Lloyd, Susan 113 Lockhart, John 113 Lockwood, Scott 113, 1 27 Loeffler, Brett 80 Lohmar, James 55 Lollar, Johnny 80 Long, Michael Steven 96 Long, Sherry 96 Long, Tracy 11 3 Longnecker, Marshall 3, 55, 58 Lonngren, Joseph 96 Lonngren, Paula 113, 146 Loock, David 80 Loock, Gregory 55 Lorenc, Lisa 96 Lovstad, Darlene 96, 1 30, 162 Lowery, Joy 55, 58, 1 24, 126 Lucas, Matthew 80, 160 Lutter, Tammy 96, 1 35, 172, 174, 176, 1 77, 178 Luzbetak, Douglas 11 3 Lyman, Ron 80 183 — M — McBeth, Kendall 55 McCarney, Kathleen 55, 59 McCarthy, Laura 137 McCauley, Christopher 11 3, 169 McCauley, Richard 96 McClintock, Michael 55 McClintock, Robert McCloud, Margaret 96, 1 37 McCoy, Judith 55 McCune, Kevin 11 3 McDaniel, Brian McDaniel, Jimmy 96 McDaniel, Kevin McDaniel, Michael McDaniel, Tim 56 McFarland, April McFarland, Denise 11 3 McFarland, Rhonda 80 McFarland, Sheryl 56, 1 22 McFarland, William McFedries, Scott 11 3 McGann, Maureen McGowen, Rebecca 11 3 McIntyre, Kathryn 80, 1 33, 1 34, 137 McKanna, Kelly 96 McKay, Jeffrey 80 McKay, Lori 103 McKinney, Marten McMillin, Karen 113, 176 McMillin, Richard 56, 59, 70 McNair, Carol 96 McNair, Pamela 56 McPhail, Richelle 80, 124, 136, 148, 150, 176 McVicker, Mary 96, 1 37 Mahaffey, Jacqueline 56 Mahaffey, Jeffrey 96, 101, 103 Maland, Pamela 56 Maloney, Joel 80, 138, 141 Manegold, Sheri 113, 1 30 Manfred, Richard 114 Manfred, Thomas 97, 162 Mann, Jeff 80 Mann, Karen 114 Manning, Katherine 40, 56, 59, 70, 124, 125, 130, 132, 174, 177 Marcks, Rex 56 Marion, Elisa Marion, Richard 114 Markley, Kevin 114 Marshall, Craig 97 Marso, Connie 81 Martin, Diane 81 Mathais, Mikel 81 Matson, Arlene 97, 1 26, 1 35, 162 Matthews, Kimberly 114, 165 Matthews, Scott 56 Mattix, Lane 14, 97, 1 27, 128, 153 Mattix, Monty 81, 170 Mattox, Jim Mau, Penny 1 14 Mover, Michael 56, 130 Medina, Dean 114 Meditz, Elizabeth 97, 1 30 Meeker, Brent Meeker, Bryce 160 Meiser, Sigrid 7, 81, 103, 1 26 Menozzi, Jay 81, 160, 1 70 Menozzi, Marcia 8, 57, 59, 171, 172, 174, 176, 177 Mentzer, Ronald 114, 158, 1 72 Metzger, William 57, 70, 157 Meyerhoff, Gladdies 14, 97 Michalowicz, Raymond Miersch, Ella Jayne 81 Mika, Dan 57 Mika, Karen 97, 164 Miller, Deborah 57, 59, 160 Miller, Edward 81,147, 160 Miller, Keith 8, 81,160 Miller, Lisa 114 Miller, Lori 114, 163, 175 Miller, Lori Ann 114, 1 22, 1 23 Miller, Shelly 81, 103 Minnito, Michael 97 Mitchell, Carla 57 Mohler, Alan 57, 157 Moholick, Janet 97 Moholick, Lori Moholick, Pam 97 Monahan, Lance 81 Monday, Scott 2, 57, 62, 122, 1 23, 130 Moore, Kimberly Moore, Lynn 81 Morello, Shirley 81 Morgan, Lynn 57 Morris, Cindy 57 Morris, Kraig 57 Morris, Neal 58 Morris, Paul 58, 62 Morris, Wendy 114 Moss, Scott 114,1 38, 142 Mueller, Dan 114 Mueller, Walter 97 Mulligan, Thomas 97, 1 28, 1 38, 141 Munchalfen, Scott 58 Muren, Dan 58, 166, 167 Murphy, Joseph 97, 127, 138, 141 Murphy, Karen 58, 1 30, 131 Mvdler, Brian 81 Myers, Cheryl 58 — N — Nash, Chris 97 Nash, Janice 58, 132, 1 38, 140, 178 Neal, David 11 4 Neal, John 97, 162, 170, 171 Nealis, Jane 97, 1 25, 1 32, 1 38, 141,149, 165 Neely, Nancy Neighbors, William 81 Neitzel, Gordon 97 Nelson, Bonnie 8, 81 Nelson, Michael 81 Nemanich, Hazel 81,103, 1 26, 127, 135, 150 Newberry, David 97 Newman, Thomas 81 Nicholson, Mark 114 Niznik, Julia Norris, Mark 114,1 58, 169 Norris, Thomas 114, 138, 141, 163, 169 Norton, Debbie 81 Norton, Kathy 114 Novak, Frank 8, 58 Novak, Joseph 114 Novak, Laurie 59 Nussbaum, Deborah 97 Nussbaum, Dennis 7, 59, 62, 160 Nussbaum, Kenneth 8, 59, 62, 160, 161 — O — O'Brien, Kelly 114, 130 Obszarny, Jean 114, 1 38, 141 Offerman, Diane 82 Offerman, Ronald 97, 162 Oliver, Marie 82 Olsen, Chris 59 Olson, Robbin 114 Oram, Paula 82 Osen, Eric 98 Osen, Laurie 82 Osmus, Landra 82 Ospalik, Cheryl 114 Ospalik, Nicki 82 Otto, Sharon 114 Oudt, Mark 98, 138, 141 Overfield, Kenneth Overfield, Thomas 114 — P — Paganoni, Melissa 114 Palcisko, Anthony 98 Palcisko, Jody 82, 1 36, 1 76 Palmer, Lissa 98 Palmer, Susan Pallis, Michael 1 14 Paluzzi, Joseph 114 Pangrazio, David 82 Pangrazio, Michael 115 Parker, Kimberly 82, 103, 1 30 Parr, Donald 59 Partain, Carol Gay 59 Partak, Dean Partak, Gary 98 Partak, Joan 98, 103, 126, 132 Pasley, Richard Pastore, David 59 Pastore, Kenneth 98 Patrick, Scottie 115 Pauley, Susan 82, 124, 1 30, 1 35 Payne, Christopher 59, 1 32, 160, 161, 166, 167, 178 Payne, Jill 115 Pearson, Dana 1 2, 60, 62, 1 30, 132, 174, 177 Peart, James 82 Pederson, Earl Richard 98, 162, 172 Peel, Brian 60, 63 Peet, Tammy 115 Pemberton, Amy 115, 1 30, 1 35, 175 Pemble, Dawn 98 Penczek, David 98 Penczek, Jeffrey 82, 1 38, 142 Pennington, Cynthia 82, 1 36, 1 76, 177 Pera, Michael 60 Pera, Michelle Perkins, Shari 82, 1 25, 1 32, 138, 140 Perko, Charles 98, 103 Peters, Kevin 115, 133, 157 Peterson, Barbara 98 Peterson, Bobby Jo Peterson, David 98 Peterson, Donna 98, 174, 175, 177 Peterson, Erik 115, 1 27 Petkowski, Sidney Petrie, Mark 98 Petrick, Ron 115 Phalen, Kelly 82, 98 Phalen, Sean Piatak, Christopher 98 Piatek, Julie 115 Picha, Gary 98, 1 38, 140 Pierce, Robert 115 Piper, Carol 82 Piper, Donald 82, 160, 170 Pircjuliann 98, 174, 175, 177 Pirc, William 60, 160, 161, 170, 171, 178 Plant, Susan 98, 134 Plut, Lori 115, 1 35, 173 Plut, Robert 115, 163 Plut, Tamara 60, 63 Plutz, Christina 115, 165 Polcyn, Kenneth 82 Polcyn, Tina 60, 1 30 Polk, Mark 115 Polk, William Kenneth 98 Polyak, Michael Polyak, Nyoka 115, 128, 129, 152, 153 Pottorff, Thomas 98 Powers, Daniel 98 Prado, Alicia Prange, David Price, Cass Price, Charles 98 Prodehl, Sandra 98 Prueter, Ronald 115 Pruss, Karla 82, 103, 130, 171, 176, 177 Pubentz, Jon 115, 1 30 Pubentz, Nina 74, 82, 1 22, 1 23, 171, 172,176, 177 Puckitt, Lloyd 115, 138, 140 Puntney, Julia 98, 1 22, 1 23, 172, 174, 1 76, 177 Puntney, Steven 82, 1 30 — Q — Qualls, Susan 98 Qualls, Tim 60, 166, 167 — R — Rafter, Collette Rafter, David 82 Ragain, Darell 98, 134 Rains, Michael 82 Ramsey, John Ratliff, Denise Ratliff, Jeff Rausch, Jay 115 Raynes, Timothy 60 Reddell, Mike 82 Reeves, Brian 115, 168 Regis, William 115 Reichert, Scott 2, 60 Reichert, Stacey 80, 82, 165 Remus, John 98 Remus, Judy Reyes, Daniel 82 Reyes, Lisa 115, 174, 177 Reyes, Ray 60 Rhoades, Brenda 115 Rice, Julie 2, 61 Richman, Scott 115, 169 Rife, James 10, 12, 14,61, 160, 179 Rife, Kathleen 1 3, 15, 61,63, 1 30, 146, 178 Rife, Kimberly 99, 1 22, 1 23 Rife, Michael 106, 115 Rigoni, Barry 115, 163 Ritter, Robert 82 Rivera, Danielle 82 Rivera, Richard 115 Roberts, James Scott 1 30 Roberts, James Troy 115, 1 30 Robinson, Babbie 82 Robinson, Charles 99 Robinson, Dan 115 Robinson, Debbie 61,63, 130 Robinson, Donald 1 15 Robinson, Dwayne 1 16 Robinson, Gwendolyn Robinson, Kristen 116, 165 Robinson, Lisbeth 82 Robinson, Phillip 99 Robinson, Phyllis 99 Rodriguez, Irma 99 Rogers, Brian Keith 99, 1 72 Rogers, Jeffrey 83, 160 Roland, Darrell 116, 163 Roman, Barbara 116, 127, 138, 141 Roman, Paul 83, 133, 158, 159 Rooffener, Cindy Roseen, David 162, 168 Roseen, Nancy 61 Ross, Brenda 134 Ross, James Ross, Kimberly 116 Rossmiller, Heidi 116, 137 Rossmiller, Kris 83 Roth, Cynthia 7, 83, 126 Rouse, Keith 61 Rudolph, Debra 61,63 Rudolph, Elizabeth 83 Rush, Michael 83 Russ, Barbara 4, 61,66, 1 24, 1 26, 132 Russ, Corinee Russ, Nadine Russ, Thomas 83, 128, 129, 152, 153 Russel, LuAnn 6, 116 Russel, Thomas Rutherford, Carl 61,138, 140 Rutherford, Kathleen Rutherford, Kimberly 116, 1 34 Rutherford, Richard 83 Ruzicka, Pamela 7, 99, 1 35, 1 75, 177 Ryan,John Ryan, Kellie — s — Saar, Kathryn 99, 103, 164 Sams, Donna 99 Sanchez, Juan Sanford, Steven 83 Santolin, Christopher 116 Santolin, Michael 99, 162, 168 Sarcletti, Robert 116, 169 Sartori, John 62 Sather, Susan 116 Saunders, David 99 Saunders, Diane 116 Savage, Howard 83, 170 Savage, Michael 98, 162 Scent, JoAnn 62, 66 Schaefer, Barbara 83 Schaller, Jeannine 116 Schaller, Susan 62, 66 Schauer, Blaise 160 Schauer, Kirk 99, 162 Schild, LeRoy 14, 83 Schillinger, Katherine 62, 66 Schleeter, Amy Jo 77, 83, 85, 1 34, 150 Schlieben, Robyn 77, 83, 103, 1 30, 135, 175, 177 Schmidtz, Linda 83 Schmidtz, Tab 116 Schmitz, Carolyn 99 Schmitz, Donald 83 Schmitz, Joan 83, 1 34 Schmitz, Karl 116, 138, 142 Schmitz, Karol 116, 1 32, 1 38 Schmitz, Leslie 116 Schrader, Kathy 62, 66 Schrader, Kenneth 83 Schroeder, George 62 Schroder, Harold 62 Schultz, Lisa Schwab, Ralph 99 Schwab, Ronald Schwab, Sheryl 83 Scott, Michael 99 Scott, Phillip 62 See, Jeffrey Semplinski, Jerald 99 Sendelbach, Carol 116, 164 Senffner, David 99 Senffner, James 116 1SS Serdar, Lynea Sexton, Scott Seymour, Julia 99, 137, 1 38, 141 Shapiro, Gary 83 Sharar, Kerry 116 Sharp, Christine 83 Sharp, Cindy 99 Sharp, Richard 117, 168 Sharp, Walter Sheppard, Michael 11 7 Shimkus, Anthony 99 Shires, Erica Showers, Diane 99, 135 Sieber, Steven 117 Sieger, Phillip 11 7 Sienko, Richard 99, 1 24, 1 28, 1 29, 153 Simmons, Michele 99, 1 22, 164, 175, 177 Skoien, Anthony 99, 1 24, 126 Slater, Kimberly 99, 1 27 Slater, Pamela 117 Smiley, Donna 117 Smith, Brett 83, 1 34 Smith, Cynthia 63 Smtih, Donald 99 Smith, Garrett 117, 138, 142 Smith, Kevin 2, 63, 160, 161 Smith, Kim Smith, Mark 83, 137, 138, 141 Smith, Michael 83 Smith, Paul 117, 133, 138, 142 Smith, Paul Jeff 63,67, 130 Smith, Peter 108, 11 7, 1 30 Smith, Richard Smith, Sandra 11 7 Smith, Shelia 99 Smith, Toben 63 Snyder, Karla 11 7, 138, 141 Sochan, Daniel 63 Somacal, Susan 99, 1 30 Sorg, Roger 100, 162 Sorg, Ronald 8, 63, 67, 160, 161 Spangler, Matthew 100 Sparks, Phillis 63 Sparks, Steven 117 Spencer, Randall 83 Spenner, Theresa 117, 174, 177 Spenner, Timothy 63, 160, 161 St. Germain, James 100 Stack, Eileen 64, 67, 122, 123, 1 30, 147, 174, 176, 177 Stack, Thomas 100 Staehely, Elizabeth 64, 67, 1 30 Stamm, Bonnie 83 Stansel, Dian 11 7 Stefanich, Ronald 100 Stefanich, Stacy 117 Stenz, Joe Stewart, Wilbert 64 Storm, Susan 99 Story, Scott 99 Strohrigl, Robert Stropes, Douglas 117, 163 Strubbe, Susan 1 1 7, 1 35, 1 37 Strysik, Bonnie 83 Sullivan, Tony Summer, Mark 83, 1 33, 1 38, 141 Summers, Thomas 117 Svetlecich, Georgina 100 Svetlecich, John Sweatt, Allen 117 Sweatt, Kerry 1 33, 134 Sweatt, Mark 1 30 Swinford, Dennis 83, 1 30, 157 — T — Tacchia, Thomas 117 Taccia, Tina 84 Talaga, Sheryl 80, 84 Talarico, Susan 8, 40, 64, 67, 70, 123, 122,147, 148, 174, 176, 177 Talbot, Lori 11 8 Tannenbaum, Susan 118, 1 37 Tasharski, Dale 64, 1 22, 123, 127, 130, 133, 157 Tate, Chip 100, 130 Tate, Pamela 84 Taylor, Deborah 1 1 8, 1 25, 1 26, 132 Terry, Arthur 84 Testin, Daniel 64, 1 50 Testin, Karen 84, 132, 1 35 Testin, Linda 118, 165 Testin, Paul 64, 68 Teufer, Dawn 100 Tezak, Robert 100 Tezak, Sandra 64, 68 Theobald, Deborah 64 Therrien, Dale 100, 124, 1 25, 127, 132, 135, 138, 141, 162 Therrien, Douglas 118,163, 169 Therrien, Kimberly 100, 175 Thomas, Lynn 11 8 Thompson, Fred 84, 103 Thompson, Renee 84 Thompson, Robert 11 8, 1 33 Tighe, Scott 11 8, 162, 1 73 Tisthammer, Corey 118, 163, 169 Tomazic, Mark 84, 158, 1 70 Tomko, Ruth 118 Tomko, Wendy 84, 1 75 Torees, Felix 84, 160 Torres, Jose 14, 64, 68, 150 Torres, Lucia 100, 164 Towler, Julia 84, 138, 140, 141 Traina, David Jr. 11 8 Troha, Joseph 65, 68, 170, 171 Troha, Steven 100, 1 72 Tucker, Jana 65 Tuner, Wendy 118, 122 Turvey, Ray Turvey, Scott 84, 160 — U — Udell, Paul 84 Ulrich, Diann 65 Urso, Charles 84 Urso, Sherry 65 Usher, Cary 65 — V — Vancas, Richard 100, 1 34 Van De Voort, Greg 65 Van Horne, Thomas 11 8 Vanisko, Nancy 65 Vanisko, Pamela 84, 138, 141, 165 Van Loon, Brian 84, 118, 163 Van Loon, Diane 65, 68 Van Zaghi, Anita 14, 106, 11 8 Van Zaghi, Gina 1 5, 11 8 Vasey, Lori 11 8, 165 Vasey, Todd 84, 160 Vaughn, Brian 84 Vaught, Denise 65 Vaught, Diane 65 Vercellotti, Vicki 118, 137 Verikas, John 66, 1 30 Verklan, John 11 8 Vershay, Mark 84 Vidican, Lisa 100 Vocu, Dennis 66 Voitik, Karen 84, 1 34, 1 37 Voitik, Richard 11 8 Voitik, Sarah 66, 69 Vranich, James 84, 1 70, 1 71 — W — Wagner, Jacqueline 66 Wagner, Kimberly 66 Wagner, Nancy 85 Wagner, Robert 100 Wagner, Susan 1 1 8, 1 35, 1 75 Waldron, Brian 100 Waldvogel, Gina 100, 1 37 Walker, Elizabeth 85 Walsh, Lisa 11 8 Walter, James 66, 170, 171 Walter, Jeff 11 8, 1 73 Walters, Michael 118, 138, 141 Warren, Barbara 85 Watkins, Elizabeth Ann 101,102, 135, 1 36, 1 76 Watters, Laurie 66, 70, 124, 1 32, 138, 139, 140, 141, 165 Webb, Mary 85, 101 Webb, Mary Kay 138, 141 Weber, Linda 118, 165 Webster, Brett 11 8, 1 38, 142 Weems, Jill 15, 101, 124, 128 Weese, Cheryl 101 Weese, William Weis, Don 101 Weis, Michail Welch, Joseph 66, 69, 70, 160, 161 Welch, Richard 85 Welker, Richard 101 Weller, Gerald 1 1 8 Weller, Hazel 85 Weller, Leanna 1 1 8 Weller, Murlene Weller, Sallie 11 8 Wellner, Anthony 85 Wellner, John 67 Wells, Warren 186 Welps, Joseph 3, 67,1 30 Welz, Randall 101, 158 Westbrook, Roberta 1 28, 1 29 Wheeler, Eileen 101, 172, 174, 177 Wheeler, Paul 160, 161 Wheet, David 101 White, Clpra 12, 14, 40, 67,69, 122, 123, 126, 135, 147 White, Denise 85 White, Jackie 6, 67, 70, 132, 138, 140, 142 White, Krista 101,164 White, Lloyd 118, 169 White, Stephanie 85 Whitley, Darrell Whitman, Michael 101, 162 Whitmer, Marsha 119 Whittington, Barry 85, 166, 167 Wicevic, Beth Ann Wicks, Shelley 40, 67, 149, 178 Widup, Rosemarie 67, 69 Wiley, Elizabeth 67, 70, 1 32 Wilker, Ellen 101, 103, 164 Wilkerson, Dwayne 67 Wilkey, Anthony Brent 85 Wilkey, Lisa 119, 164 Willard, Charles 119, 140, 163, 166 Williams, Brian 119 Williams, Charles 101 Williams, David 119 Williams, Donald 119, 163, 173 Williams, Jennifer 68 Williams, Karen 119 Williams, Marsha 85 Williams, Nadine 85, 103, 1 30, 135, 136, 176 Williams, Paul 68 Wilmington, Julie 119, 137 Wilmoth, Steven Wilslef, Nanette 119 Wilson, Charles 101, 172 Wiltberger, Tammy 85 Winchester, Allen 101, 138, 142 Winchester, Renita 85 Winter, Kathleen 68, 69 Winterstein, William 101 Wisneski, Cynthia 119, 165 Wisneski, Scott 101 Wisneski, Timothy Witczak, Kimberly 101 Witkowski, John 85, 138, 140 Witkowski, Robert 119, 1 38, 140 Wittman, Deanna 119 Wittman, Jeffrey 85, 101 Wittman, Linda 3, 68, 1 34 Wold, Jeff 119 Womersley, James 163, 169 Woods, Deborah 77, 85, 131,137 Woods, James Workman, Thomas 119 Worland, Kenneth 101 Wunderlich, Greg 101, 138, 142 Wysocki, Casimir 68 Wysocki, Marilyn 102, 125, 1 28, 138, 140, 142, 152, 153 Yackley, Robert 68, 69, 1 32, 148 Yahnke, JoEllyn 8, 85, 1 30 Yates, Leah 102, 134 Yeates, Brenda 119 Young, Sharon 85, 1 34, 164, 165 — z — Zarbock, Cathy 102 Zarbock, Cora 102 Zarbock, Rhonda 119 Zarbock, Wendy 86, 1 37 Zarley, Mark 102 Zeller, Renee 68 Zeller, Richard 102 Ziesemer, Robert 86 Ziesemer, Sherri 102 Ziller, Eugene Ziller, Patricia 102 Ziller, Robert Zimmerman, Gary 86, 160, 166 Zimmerman, Greg 68, 69, 160, 161, 179 Zobel, Marianne 86 Zory, Laureen 119, 1 25, 134 Zullo, Lynn 86, 165 Zullo, Nicholas 102 Zupancic, Paul ACKNOWLEDGE- MENTS The PLAINSMAN staff would like to thank the following people. Without their help, patience, and cooperation this book would not have been possible. Mrs. Peggy Francik Mrs. Dorothy Lambert Barb Russ Wally Sharp Mr. Ted Shorn Jim Stephenson and Tim Pierson of Stephenson’s Photography Mr. Waldorf Mr. Ken Nemsick DOWNTOWN PLAINFIELD IN THE EARLY 1950’S 189 ADVERTISEMENTS nAV P'Q Located in , TOWN AND Wf3fn| COUNTRY LANES fro Shop 223 1 W. Jefferson Joliet, Illinois D 1 ELECTRONICS Everything in Alarm Systems 436 6003 (815) 725 2300 Best Wishes From SB STUDIO J D BROWN CO. Plainfield Shopping Center Rte. 59 Phone: 436-3870 Ken and Carol Pritz Original Oil Paintings Selections of Landscapes or paintings to your order. Sherry Borden — Artist 436 3381 Congratulations to the Class of 1979 Best Wishes to the Class of 1979 THEPLANSMAN STAFF JULIUS WILE SONS CO., INC. Phone: 815 436-3786 Home of the Fleischmann Distilling Company PAUL JOHNSON Pianist • Organist Accompanist Plainfield Illinois 2415 Commonwealth Joliet, Illinois 60435 190 JOLLY WELDING Electric and Acetylene Farm Repairs Trailer Hitches Truck Frames Certified Pipe Welders Construction Equipment Portable Equipment Ornamental Iron Steel Products Hard Surfacing Congratulations to the Class of 1979 PETERSON MANUFACTURING COMPANY 700 West 143 Street Plainfield 191 You are Always Welcome Whether to Buy or Just Stop in to Say Hello Dick Rock ROCK'S GROCERY 516 Lockport St. 436-9134 May You Always Get What You Want Most in Life HOME CONSTRUCTION Plainfield, Illinois 436-3464 Let Us Build Your New Home OVERMAN'S CHAPEL Directors May and Van Overman Joseph R Lind DonnaLind Allen Obman BALDWIN, CO., INC. INSURANCE Protection We're the Biggest Thinking Insurance Agency in This Area . . . and We've Got the Doors to Prove It! 2317 W. Jefferson St., Joliet 521 Lockport St., Plainfield Congratulations to the Class of 1979 Congratulations to the Class of '79 Prompt, Efficient Service at ALLAN ERICKSON KREBS Plainfield, Illinois Phone 436-5498 DRUG STORE Lakes, Farms, Ponds Road Building and Earth Moving 53rd Year in Plainfield 401 Lockport St. Barbara J. Pochron Plainfield, III. Interior Designer (815) 436-3577 436 7773 Compliments of JEfecofs SAM SAXON GILNIZNIK Creative Interiors to Complement Your Life Style and JOHN PETERSON 3301i!9BE Wickes Lumber ▼ ▼ A Division of The Wickes Corporation 194 Route 30 Plainfield TAYLOR AUTO SUPPLY Plainfield, Illinois Congratulations to the Class of 1979 From Best Wishes to the Class of 1979 ZIMMERMAN'S CLOCK TOWER RESTAURANT Art Supplies Compliments of Paints, Wallpaper Jack Hastert Congratulations to the Class of 1979 From RAILOC COMPANY, INC., FABRICATORS Components for Farm Silos and Grain Bins PLAINFIELD TOOL ENGINEERING Phone 436-2841 709 Lockport St., Plainfield, III. 195 PLAINFIELD, ILLINOIS 60544 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Graduating Class of 1979 THE PLAINFIELD LIONS CLUB 196 TROHA'S FITZER FROSTIE Rt. 59 and Naperville Rd. Hot Dogs Polish Sausage Chili Dogs Cones Tamales Shakes Malts Sundaes Sodas Slush Pop 601 Illinois St. Plainfield, III. 60544 (815) 436-5666 WE'RE GROWING ALONG WITH YOU! 3 Locations to Serve You: 505 W. Rte. 34 — Ben Square 906 W. Jefferson St. Plano, Illinois 60545 Shorewood, III. 60435 (312)552-7686 (815)744-2383 197 Congratulations to the Class of 1979 AVERY GRAVEL CO., INC. Rt. 2 Plainfield, Illinois 436 2041 Sand — Gravel 436-5138 Crushed Stone Limestone Congratulations to the Class of 1979 BADA CONSTRUCTION CO., INC. Serving You From Foundation to Roof Free Estimates Phone 436-2063 803 Lockport St. Plainfield, III. PLAINFIELD NATIONAL BANK Drive In Banking Best Wishes to the Class of '79 OFFICERS E. E. Bates — President Richard D. Ethridge — Vice-President Roger Russell — Chairman Franklin J. Brown — Vice-President John J. Harmon — Vice-President Paul S. Kingsbury — Vice-President Cashier Robert Erickson — Assistant Cashier DIRECTORS Frank C. Bender John C. Salisbury Frank Parks Jr. Charles J. Mekeown Harry D. Patterson Robert Pilcher Roger Russell C. F. Stansberry E. E. Bates 199 . 4)6S6t6 2401 NAMMUMl JOLIET.IU. ™ ‘TAi. Beds • Crutches • Canes , =� V l Chairs • Walkers 6 a a’ «( Your Swiss Valley Farms Distributor i� k_ 4 v LOCKWOOD SCHWIDER DAIRY PHARMACY Serving Will County Area for Over 64 Years J. A. Schwider, R.Ph. 2401 Plainfield Rd. Rt. 30 at Caton Farm Rd. Phone 436-5616 304 James St. 436-2485 Congratulations to the Class of 1979 Congratulations to the Class of '79 FRED'S POWER A-WAY CENTER DISPOSAL SERVICE Sales and Service Plainfield, Illinois 436-7202 Rte. 30 and Renwiclc Road Plainfield, Illinois 200 Compliments of ALEC CARR EXCAVATING ROBERT M. MORRIS, D.D.S. ZARTIC FROZEN MEATS, INC. BRYANT BUILDINGS, INC. BUNDY PLUMBING AND HEATING LAKEWOOD NURSING HOME RICHARD J. SCHMITZ, D.D.S. HELEN AND RICHARD TAYLOR FRANK C. BENDER, M.D. THE PUPPY HUT AL'S JEWELRY Congratulations From STEPHENSON'S PHOTOGRAPHY School's Photographer 919 S. State Street Lockport, Illinois Telephone 436-3288 205 Evans Street Plainfield. III. 60544 838 4264 Tools Dies Fixtures Stampings 201 Congratulations to the Class of 1979 Flowers and Gifts for All Occasions Visit Our Mill Mixture 403 Lockport St. Plainfield, Illinois THE SANCTUARY Fine Dining in a Unique Atmosphere — for Any Occasion, Banquet or That Special Person Reservations Accepted 407 Lockport St. Chef Robert Lovstad at The Meeting Place Food and Beverage Director Plainfield, Illinois The Sanctuary Congratulations to the Class of 1979 From KOREN MOTORS Route 30 (815)436-9100 Plainfield, Illinois Where Highways, Cultures, and Friends Meet SPECIALTY SHOPS Richard Mary Alice Lambert Bus. (815)436-3589 Lockport . Division Sts. Plainfield, Illinois 203 Congratulations Class of 1979 204 MASON JARS. CAPS 8. LIDS JCuVl WlOt MOUTH MASON JARS. CAPS LIDS fJOuvi JELLY GLASSES QiaAd G udaiMete. KERR GLRSS IVfinUFRCTURIIlG CORPORRTIOn Executive Offices — Los Angeles, California Plants: Santa Ana, California — Sand Springs, Oklahoma — Huntington, West Virginia — Plainfield, Illinois — Dunkirk, Indiana — Waxahachie, Texas — Millville, New Jersey We are an equal opportunity employer Congratulations From the ENTERPRISE VANCE STUDIO Plainfield's Community Newspaper Quality Printing at a Reasonable Price Photography For All Occasions Distinctive Portraits Classic Wedding Candids Students and Children Irving O. Johnson James O. Johnson and Larry R. Johnson Over 25 Years Experience Congratulations Class of 79 From Congratulations to the Class of '79 VILLAGE INN RESTAURANT JAMES E. JOHNSON INSURANCE Off. Phone: 436-5608 4000 Division Street Plainfield Junction Rt. 59 and 30, Plainfield, III. 60544 205 PARKS BROS. SUPERMARKETS . riWKSs ;lpr_ Plainfield, Illinois at Sandwich, Congratulations to the Class of 1979 Routes 126 and 59 First in Service ALLEN HALL TEXACO Congratulations to the Class of 1979 From the Folks at JONES (SjSte HARDWARE Established 1890 509 Lockport St. Plainfield, III. Parking in Rear 436-2916 Titfryfr rjMtfSjURNTORE Route 30 (Joliet Road) P.O. Box 122 Plainfield, Illinois 60544 SID WHITE Owner (815)436-3656 PLAINFIELD AUTO PARTS, CO. Parts for Autos, Trucks and Trailers Phone 436-3475 In the Plainfield Shopping Center CHOBAR'S STANDARD Congratulations to the Class of 1979 IRDC Illinois Rotary Drilling Corporation Blast Hole Drilling and Blasting Specialists Sales Division — Authorized Distributor for Chicago Pneumatic, Mission Hammer and Bits, Spang Drill Steel and Accessories, Gunner-Williams Bits, Drilco Drill Pipe, Shock Subs Ken Whittington, Pres. Darold Stoermer, Sales Area Code 815 476-608 I Area Code 815 476-7983 P.O. Box 486 Widows Home Road Wilmington, Illinois 6048 I 208