Plainfield High School - Plainsman Yearbook (Plainfield, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1980 volume:

“For mem’ry has painted this perfect day With colors that never fade, And we find at the end of a perfect day The soul of a friend we’ve made.” Carrie Jacobs Bond PQjlw Mlui 19S0 l-figk Cckool PLofaffiM, iMittOiS Ccb dztm C tfih Rstfito LLfmdct U(me LdUtg 4 “A haze on the far horizon, The infinite, tender sky, The ripe, rich tint of the cornfields, And all over upland and lowland The charm of the goldenrod — Some of us call it Autumn, And others call it God.” W. H. Carruth Do i tRjOX t Ow Uy Pojubjito. was the prayer of all involved in the 28th annual Homecoming parade... but it did! 10 The 1979 Homecoming, “Plainfield Goes to the Movies,” underwent many changes this year at the hands of a homecoming committee comprised of faculty and administrators. Powder putf teams held tryouts and were limited to 35 members per team. Two dress-up days were cut from Homecom- ing Week, leaving Klasn Day on Wednesday, West- ern Day on Thursday, and Green and White Day on Friday. The homecoming games were played immediately before the junior-senior powder puff game, instead of during the school day as they had been played in previous years. The Homecoming Court was also revised for 1979. Eight girls were chosen as queen candidates, and eight boys were chosen for king candidates. Three junior girls and three sophomore girls were voted attendant candidates. Four freshman candi- dates represented their class. The candidates were honored at the coronation before the powder puff game and also rode in the parade. After an overwhelming senior powder puff vic- tory, the bonfire burned, unchanged, for its second consecutive year. li The Wildcats unsuccessfully battled the Morris Redskins in their homecoming bout, losing the con- test 35-6. The juniors fared much better than the Wildcats, winning the float competition, games, and entire sweepstakes. The freshman float cap- tured second place; the senior float followed, and the sophomore float placed fourth. Should we risk it?” Mike Santolin, Cindy Sharp, Maura Keniley, and Rick Pedersen take a break. A few last-minute adjustments. ' 'A Qtcvu is BoW' Nina and Mike reign over the homecoming WLS disc jockey Jeff Davis called the tunes at the homecoming dance dance. “A Star is Born.” Larry Hughes and Tammy Domark share a dance. 15 CUSS OF NINETEEN EIGHIV OACSiuorro Success is to-bfc wecsuaci net $©• hiuclt by tbc position, that one bos leocbed in fe e as by tbe obstadks uJdck be bas ooeacowe. vJufe, trying to. Sucoeei. OA£SFLCU £R£ YefiCouv Roses awi Bail’s Bieotb. CLASS COLORS Buaguncty aiuLOteam. OACCCON Eoeaytbitig Senior Class Officers From Left to Right: Mrs. Pauley (advisor), Lisa Gibson (secretary), Teresa LeGrand (treasurer), Cathi Anderson (vice-president), Nina Pubentz (president), and Mr. Salisbury (advisor). Michael Robert Abens February 25,1962 Susan Marie Albright September 16,1961 Cathi Lyn Anderson August 28,1962 Linda Louise Anderson February 9,1962 Intramural Cross Country 4; Powder Puff 3. Intramural Ping Pong 4; Mathlete 4; Wrestling 1,2,3, 4; Homecoming King 4. Class Secretary Treasurer 1; Class Treasurer 3; Class Vice- President 4; PLAINSMAN 3; Nat’l Honor Society 3,4; Student Council 1; Talent Show 2; Powder Puff 4; Intramurals 4; Mathlete 1,2, 4; Football Manager 1,2; Basketball Stats 1,3; Volleyball 1,3; Softball 1,2,3, 4; P.E. Leader 3,4. PLAINSMAN 3; Nat’l Honor Society 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; German Club 1; Volleyball 3, 4; Basketball 1,2; Softball 1, 2,3,4; Jazz Band 3. 18 Mike Angelus Mark Ashby Don Baker June 2,1962 Robert C. Anderson August 20,1962 PLAINSMAN 1; Green and White 1,4; Industrial Arts Club 2; Cross Country 1,2,3,4 (co-captain); Track 1,2,3,4; Cross Country Conference Champs 2,3. Spring Play 4; Football 1,2,3, 4 (captain); Wrestling 1,2,3, 4; Swing Choir 4. Dave Bambic Patricia J. Bangert March 29,1962 Jeff Baran September 7,1962 Barbara Jean Barner September 23,1962 Nat’l Honor Society 3,4; Intramurals 4; Home Ec. Club 1. Nat’l Honor Society 3,4; Football 3,4; Track 2,3; Transfer Student 3. FIELDER 1; Nat’l Honor Society 3,4; Fall Play Make- Up 4; Spring Musical Make- Up 3; Latin Club 1; Math Award 3,4; Science Club 4; Mathlete 1,2,3,4; Literary Festival 1,2. Cathleen Anne Bauer January 6,1962 David Bearse Chari Lynn Beckman May 1,1962 Donna Jean Bedwell January 18,1962 PLAINSMAN 3,4; Band 1,2, 3,4; Fall Play (Props) 4; German Club 1; Pep Band 4; Exchange Student to Germany 2. German Club 1; Powder Puff 3; Wrestling Auxiliary 1. PLAINSMAN 2,3,4; Nat’l Honor Society 3,4 (treasurer); Green and White Club 4; German Club 1; Cross Country Mgr. 4; Kittens 2,3,4 (president). Gayle Beyer October 8 1962 4l k Jeff Bennett November 24,1962 Pamela Jean Bennett May 9,1962 Jeffrey Bergbower July 19,1962 Band 1,2,3,4; Volleyball Mgr. 1. Football 1,3,4; Ski Club 1,2, 3.4. Roy Allen Blogg May 14,1962 Intramurals 1; Wrestling 1,2; Basketball 1; Track 1. Jalavne Ann Bolte October 12,1961 Color Guard 1,2; Powder Puff 3,4; Pep Club 1; Home Ec. Club 1; Guidance Office 2; Attendance Office 3; Basketball Stats 3. 21 Dean Bolton Carol J. Boyd Deborah Boyd Phillip Boyd March 29,1962 Powder Puff 3,4. Thomas Alan Bragg August 2,1961 Mary Jo Brandherm June 5,1962 Carol Brinkman Thomas R. Buldak November 8,1961 Track 1,2,4; Golf 1,2,3,4. Powder Puff Mgr. 4; Intramurals 4. Transfer Student from Joliet Catholic 2. Cross Country 1. V Daniel R. Hush July 16,1962 Laurie Ann Bush Sally Louise Bush May 13,1962 July 7,1961 Intramurals 1,2,3; Football 1, 2,3,4; Wrestling 1,2; Track 1. Class Treasurer 2; Spanish Club 1; Powder Puff 3,4; Pep Club 1; Cheerleader 1,2,3 (Football, Basketball); Ski Club 3,4. Wig and Masque 4; Powder Puff 3,4; Wrestling Auxiliary 2; Trackettes 1,2,3,4; Basketball 4; Softball 1,2. Brenda Gail Campbell Andrew L. Carey Scott Carlock April 15,1961 November 24,1962 Michael Chaplin August 18,1962 HomeEc. Clubl. Track 1,2. Glenn Cherry February 6,1962 Kenneth R. Christian June 6,1962 Tami Clark June 11,1962 Maureen Ann Collins September 30,1962 Spanish Club 1; Football 1; Track 1; Basketball 1,2,3,4. Band 1,2,3,4; Fall Play 4; Spring Play 3,4; Photography 3; Basketball 1; Lighting Crew 1,2,3,4; Swing Choir 4; Jazz Band 3. Pommerettes 2,3; Color Guard 1; Powder Puff 3,4; Wrestling Auxiliary 1; Home Ec. Club 1; Track 1; Ski Club 3,4; Attendance Office 3. Powder Puff 3; Intramurals 1, 2; Home Ec. Club 1; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Softball 1. Karla Conrad May 3,1962 Keith Conrad Michael B. Corzan Pamela Cox December 6,1961 Powder Puff 4; Track 1,2. David C. Cremer Bruce Criss September 20,1962 Basketball 1; Baseball 1,2,3, 4. David F. Dahl Lindsay Daniels August 31,1962 Nat’l Honor Society 3,4; Wig and Masque 1,2,3,4; Talent Show 1,2; Fall Play 1,2,3; Spring Play 4; Spanish Club 1; Math Award 1,2,3,4; Mathlete 1,2,3,4, Donald E. Danz July 20,1962 Band 1,2; Football 1; Track 2; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Golf 2,3, 4. Kimberly Ann Darin November 16,1962 Pommerettes 2,3; Color Guard 1; Powder Puff 3; Home Ec. Club 2; Attendance Office 2,3; Main Office 4. Andrea Kay Davis November 12,1961 Spanish Club 1; Wrestling Auxiliary 1; Softball 2. John Brian Davis September 29,1960 Industrial Arts Club 1,2; Wilco Auto Mechanics Club 3, 4. Daniel E. Deipara January 6,1962 Gregg Dernulc January 18,1962 Matt DeRocco July 28,1962 Karen Deufel March 15,1962 Basketball 1,2; Baseball 1,2, Football 1; Wrestling 1. 3,4. Football Manager 2; Baseball Transfer Student 3. 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2. 26 Tammy Renee Domark December 27,1962 Pommeretles 2,3; French Club 1; Powder Puff 3; Kittens 1,2,3. Kimberli Kay Eddy July 12,1962 FIELDER 3; Nat’l Honor Society 3,4; Band 1,2,4; Rifles 3,4; Wig and Masque 4; Fall Play 4; Spring Play 3,4; French Club 1; Powder Puff 4; Mathlete 1,4; Volleyball 1, 2,3; Basketball 2,3; Softball 1. Paula Dubrovich Arlyn H. Eisenbrandt December 13,1961 PLAINSMAN 4; International Thespians 3,4; FIELDER Editor 4; Wig and Masque 1,2,3,4 (president); Talent Show 2; Fall Play 1,2, 3,4; Spring Play 3,4; Radio Show 2,4; Photography 4; Intramurals 4; STAR Team 3, 4; Wrestling 1,2,3; Lighting Crew 3,4; Swing Choir 4; Madrigals 4; IYTSC 2,3,4. Kelley Renee Driskill September 16,1962 Basketball 3,4; Softball 3; Transfer Student 3. Brian W. Eigenheer April 5,1962 Cross Country 1. Dawn Marie Eddy November 2,1961 Annette K. Ellerbrock May 7,1962 Early Graduate. Wilco 3; 2nd Place American Legion Essay Contest 3. Debbie Lynn Engle April 6,1962 Wendy Everett September 2,1962 Latin Club 1; Powder Puff 3; Wrestling (manager) 2,3. Gina Ferrari Susan Fiene Sarah Jane Fistler June 24,1962 PLAINSMAN 3,4 (co-editor); Color Guard 1,2; American Guard 1; Wig and Masque 3, 4; Fall Play 3; Spring Play 3; Latin Club 1; STAR Team 3; Cheerleader (wrestling) 1; Student Government Day (trustee) 3; Early Graduate 4. Donald Emery- Fox November 30,1961 Baseball 2; Golf 1,2,3,4. Nancy J. Frazier June 28.1962 National Honor Society 3,4; Mathlete 1,4; Wrestling (manager) 2,3; Future Teachers 1. 28 Lisa Maureen Frink November 8,1962 FIELDER 2,4; Talent Show 2; Intramurals 1,2; Media Club 1,2,3; Volleyball 1,2,3, 4; Basketball 1,2,3; Softball 1,2,3. Heidi Ann George April 6,1962 German Club 1; Powder Puff 3 (manager); Media Club 2,3. Joseph Garaffa May 23,1962 Transfer Student 1; Media Club 1,2; Ski Club 3,4; Wilco Auto Mechanic 3,4. Todd James Giarrante May 28,1962 Wrestling 1,2; Homecoming Court 4. 29 Lisa Gibson September 13,1962 Michael A. Gorecki December 5,1961 Shaun Gossett Larry Mike Gossman May 22,1962 Class Officer 4 (secretary); PLAINSMAN 1,3 (K-8 co- editor); Student Council 3,4; Pommerettes 2; German Club 1; Powder Puff 3,4; Mathlete 4; Track 1,2,3,4; Volleyball 1; Cheerleader 4 (basketball); Homecoming Court 4. Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Transfer Student 3; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 3; Homecoming Court 1,2; Soccer 1,2; Tennis 1,2. Laurie Ann Graham August 4,1962 Margaret Gregorash September 6,1962 Lyndell Kae Gullicksen September 14,1962 Robert C. Hamilton September 23,1961 PLAINSMAN 1,3,4; FIELDER 1; Wig and Masque 1,2,3; Talent Show 1,2; Fall Play 2; Spring Play 1; German Club 1; Math Award 1; Mathlete 1; Kittens 2,3. PLAINSMAN 3; Basketball (girls — mgr.) 3,4; Softball 3 (mgr.). Football 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 1, 2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Homecoming Court 4; Ski Club. Janet Lynn Hankins November 17,1962 Band 1,2,3; Powder Puff 3,4 (mgr.); Intramurals 1; Basketball 2,3,4. Anglea Marie Heck October 15,1962 FIELDER4; Powder Puff 3, 4; Intramurals 1; Football 3,4 (mgr.); Basketball Stat. 4; Baseball 3 (bat girl); Basketball 1,2. Mary Elizabeth Hedteke March 28,1962 John Herbst June 25,1961 Football 1,2,3; Wrestling 1,2, 3,4. Jean Marie Hibler February 11,1962 Melinda S. Hogan August 24,1962 FIELDER 4; Green and White 4; French Club 1; Powder Puff 3,4; Intramurals 1; Pep Club 2; Football Mgr. 1, 2,4; Basketball Stats 1, 2,3,4; Baseball Mgr. 1,2,3,4. George Hohenwater January 29,1962 Basketball 1; Baseball 1,2. 1 Lynda Lea Homerding July 8,1962 Class Officer (vice-pres.) 3,4; PLAINSMAN 3,4 (co-editor); FIELDER 3 (editor), 4; Nat’l Honor Society 3,4 (sec.); Student Council 2 (rep.); Talent Show 1; Powder Puff 3; Pep Club 2; Math Award 2, 3; Mathlete 2,3; Softball 1,2; Cheerleader (football) 1,2,3, 4; (basketball) 1,2,3; Homecoming Court 3; Student Gov’t Day 3; DAR Award Winner. Nancy Arlene Hopkins Daniel William Hoppe February 7,1962 April 18,1962 Mark Horsrhler August 27,1961 Lisa Ann Houck February 10,1962 FIELDER4; Band2,3,4; Track 1,2,3. Choraleers 1; Wig and Masque 1; Spring Play 3,4; German Club 1; Powder Puff 4; Basketball 2; Jazz Band 2, 3,4. Spanish Club 1. Martin Ibarra December 28,1961 Debra Johnson February 13,1962 Martin I. Ivec March 10,1962 Luanne Marie Jelm July 12,1962 Football 1; Baseball 1,2,3,4. Wrestling 1,2; Ski Club 3. National Honor Society 3,4; Color Guard 1; American Guard 1,2,3 (captain), 4 (captain); Fall Play 4; Spring Play 3; Latin Club 1; Powder Puff 3,4; STAR Team 3,4; Softball 2,3,4; Concert Choir 1; Beginning Choir 4 (president). PLAINSMAN 1,2; FIELDER 1,2; Wig and Masque 1,2,3; Latin Club 1; Science Club 1; Kittens 1,2,3; January Graduate. Joy Jolly Steven Edward Jones February 18,1962 Band 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 1, 2,3,4; Wrestling 4; Jazz Band 1,2,3,4; Spring Musical 3,4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4. Ken Jordan Jimmy Lewis Juel August 22,1962 Football 1; Basketball 1,2,3; Baseball 1. Lisa Karr November 28,1961 Theresa Ann Kelly September 10,1961 Margie Keniley September 22,1961 Sheila Jean King March 21,1962 International Thespians 1,2; Wig and Masque 1,2; Radio Show 1,2; Photography 3,4; Basketball 2. Zelbert P. King III February 26,1962 Band 1,2,3,4; Football 1; Track 1,2,3,4; Cross Country 2,3,4; Green and White 4. Powderpuff 3; Track 1,2; Choir 1. PLAINSMAN 3; FIELDER 3; Green and White 4; Football 3 (mgr.); Wrestling 1 (mgr.); Softball 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 2; Powder Puff 3, 4 (off. captain); Homecoming Senior Attendant 4. G.A.A. 1,2; Powder Puff 3,4; Trackettes 1,3; Track 1,3, Cheerleader 2. Don Kinzler Ron Kinzler Linda E. Klak August 13,1962 Green and White 3,4; Color Guard 1; Powder Puff 3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Volleyball 1; Pommerettes 1,2,3; Student Council 3,4; G.A.A. 1; Home Ec. Club 1; Spanish Club 1. Jill Marie Klindworth Keith Jon Kopec November 27,1961 Nat’l Honor Society 3,4 (vice- pres.); Mathlete 3,4; Math Award 3; Football 1,2,3,4 (captain); Basketball 1,2,3; Baseball 1; P.E. Leader 3,4. Debra A. Korczak February 7,1962 Home Ec. Club 1; Future Teachers 1. Edward J. Koren December 20,1961 Ski Club 3,4. William J. Krupowicz May 27,1962 Nat’l Honor Society 4; Band 1; German Club 1; Intramurals2,3,4; Mathlete 1,2,3,4; Football 1; Baseball 1,2; Golf 2,3,4; Boys’ State 3; Ski Club 2,3,4 (co-pres.). Pamela L. Korn Julie Kresen July 7,1962 Ski Club 3,4. Kevin Kulaga 35 Jill Labbe June 12,1961 Green and White 4; Band 1; G.A.A. 1; Powder Puff 3,4; Intramurals 3,4; Track 1,2,3, 4; Cheerleader (football basketball) 1,2,3,4; Future Christian Athletes 3. John Charles Lapicki September 25,1962 Nat’l Honor Society 3,4; Band 1,2,3; German Club 1; Mathlete 1,2,3,4; Lighting Crew 1. Lori Ann Labbe June 12,1961 Green and White 4; Band 1; G.A.A. 1; Powder Puff 3,4; Intramurals 3,4; Track 1,2,3 (captain), 4; Cheerleader 1,2, 3,4. Theresa Lynn LeGrand September 11,1962 Class Officer (treas.) 4; FIELDER 3; Nat’l Honor Society 3,4 (pres.); Green and White 4; Student Council 3,4 (v.-pres.); Latin Club 1; Band 1; Powder Puff 3; Math Award 2,3,4; Trackettes 4; Mathlete 2,3,4; Track 1; Kittens 1,2; Homecoming Court 4; Cheerleader (basketball football) 1,2,3,4 (capt.); Swing Choir 2; Student Govt Day 3,4. Mark Kevin Lance November8,1961 Baseball 1,2,3,4. Gail Ann Ledig October 4,1962 FIELDER 4; Pommerettes 3; Wig and Masque 4; Talent Show 2; Latin Club 1; Powder Puff 3,4; Volleyball 1,2 (mgr.); Kittens 4; Swing Choir 1,2,3,4; Spring Musical 3; Student Gov’t Day 2,3,4; Attendance Office 4. Patricia A. Lantz November 11,1962 American Guard 2. Brett Loeffler David Loock Matthew Boyd Lucas November 23,1961 Football 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 1, 2; Homecoming Court 4. 37 Richelle McPhail September 16,1962 Student Council 4; Pommerettes 2,3,4 (captain); G.A.A. 1; German Club 1; Powder Puff 3; Trackettes 1; Student Govt Day 3,4. Joel Maloney July 30,1962 FIELDER 4; Band 1,2,3, 4;Fall Play 4; Spring Play 4; Latin Club 1; Lighting Crew 1. Connie J. Marso August 28,1961 PLAINSMAN 1; Color Guard 1,2; Trackettes 1. Diane Martin Mike Mathias Monty Lee Mattix January 28,1962 Track 1, 2,3,4; Wrestling 1,2, 3,4. Jerald P. Menozzi, Jr. October 2,1962 Class Officer 1,2 (president); Nat’l Honor Society 3,4; Student Council 1,2; Mathlete 1,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 1,2,3; Baseball 1, 2; Homecoming Court 1,2; Boys’ State 3. Ella-Jayne Miersch October 12,1961 Wig and Masque 3; Spanish Club 1; Media Club 2; Kittens 1; Lighting Crew 1; Student Gov’t Day 3. Edward Robert Miller May 20,1962 Keith Russell Miller July 31,1961 Lori Moholick loanee Monahan December 12,1961 Football 1,2,3,4; Mathlete 4; Football 4; Track 4. Track 3,4; Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1; Homecoming Court 4. Football 1; Basketball 1,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4. Lynn Moore William I eo Neighbors, Jr. January 28,1962 FI ELDER 3; Radio Show 2; Spanish Club 1. Bonnie Sue Nelson Hazel Lynn Nemanich August 17,1961 August 26,1962 FIELDER 1,2,4 (columnist, feature ed.); Nat’l Honor Society 3,4; Wig and Masque 4; Fall Play 3 (publicity writer); Spring Play 3; French Club 1; Choir 4; Madrigals 4; Student Govt. Day 3; STAR Team 3; Kittens 2,3,4; Spring Choir 4. 41 Donald Ray Piper en ° cyn June 27,1962 Karla Ann Pruss Nina Christine Pubentz August 21,1962 December 22,1962. Fall Play 4; Football 1,2,3,4 (captain); Track 3,4; Wrestling 1,2,3. Ski Club 3,4; Powder Puff 3; P.E. Leader 3,4; Football Cheerleader 1,2 (co-captain); Wrestling Cheerleader 1,2,3, 4 (captain). Class Officer 1 (vice-pres.), 3 (pres.), 4 (pres.); Student Council 1,2,3,4 (pres.); French Club 1; Powder Puff 3,4; Volleyball 2; Track 2,3, 4; Wrestling Cheerleader 1 (capt.), 2,3,4 (co-capt.); Football Cheerleader 4 (capt.); Homecoming Queen 4; P.E. Leader 3,4; Attendance Office 4. Soccer 2; Ski Club 2,3 (officer), 4 (officer). 42 Jeff Rogers December 17,1961 Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1, 2,3,4; Basketball 1. Paul Bradley Roman August 9,1962 Track 2,3,4; Chess 2,3,4; Wrestling 1; Green and White 4; Cross Country 1,2,3,4 (co- captain); Boys’ State 3. Kris Alan Rossmiller December 9,1961 Basketball 1,2; Baseball 1,2, 3,4. Elizabeth A. Rudolph Michael A. Rush August 5,1962 September 24,1961 Thomas Russ August 2,1962 Talent Show 1; Intramural Basketball 1; German Club 1. Football 1; Track 1,2,3; Basketball 2. Wig and Masque 3,4; Fall Play 3,4; Spring Play 3,4; Radio Show 3; Media Club 1, 2. Cynthia Ann Roth October 16,1962 Track 1,2,3,4; FIELDER 3. Tom Russell Joan Mary Schmitz March 26,1962 Powder Puff 3,4; Intramurals 1; Interscholastic Softball 2; Kittens 1,2; Homecoming Court 4; Ski Club 4; Attendance Office 3,4. Kenneth Charles Schrader October 17,1962 Industrial Arts Club 1. Sheryl L. Schwab July 4,1962 Gary M. Shapiro July 16,1962 PLAINSMAN 1; French Club Intramurals (Flag Football) 1; 1; Powder Puff 3; Track 1. Basketball 1,2,4; Baseball 1, Z Kris Sharp January 19,1962 Brett D. Smith February 11,1962 Mark Steven Smith Mike Smith June 19,1962 Spanish Club 1,2; Intramurals 1,2; Interscholastic Track 1,2; Chess 2. Band 1,2,3,4; Choraleers 1; Rifles 3,4 (captain); Wig and Masque 2; Fall Play 2; Spring Play 4; Spanish Club 1; Sabres 3. Bonnie Stamm Dennis Jess Swinford August 3,1961 Tina Tacchia Mark Summer Band 1; German Club 1,2. 46 Sheryl Jean Talaga January 20,1962 Rifles 1,2; Powder Puff 3; Baseball (Stats) 2,3,4; Interscholastic Basketball 1. Marie Christine Tapper February 4,1961 Fall Play (make-up crew) 4; Radio Show 4; Exchange Student (Sweden) 4; Kittens 4. Arthur Bernard Terry Jr. July 29,1962 Football 4; Nat’l Honor Society 3,4; Transfer Student 8. Karen L Testin December 6,1961 Nat’l Honor Society 3,4; Green and White Club 4; Powder Puff 3; Intramurals 4; Mathlete3; Track 1,2,3,4; Kittens 1,2,3,4 (vice- president); FCA 3 (treasurer); Choir 1; Accompanist 4. Intramurals 1,2; Wrestling Auxiliary 2,3; Powder Puff 3. Pommerettes 4; Cheerleader 1 (football) 1,2,3 (basketball); Concert Choir 1,4. 47 Julie Towler September 1,1962 Band 1,2,3,4; Powder Puff 3, 4; Interscholastic Softball 1,2, 3,4. Mark LaVem Vershay July 11,1962 Band 1,2; Cross Country 1,2; National Honor Society 3,4. Scott Turvey Pamela Jo Vanisko November 20,1962 Band 1,2,3; Powder Puff 3; Intramurals 1; Interscholastic Basketball 2,3. Todd Alan Vasey April 30,1962 Transfer Students 3; Football 1,2,3,4; Track 3,4; Wrestling 1,2. John Vocu January 10,1962 Karen Lynn Voitik September 14,1961 Color Guard 1,2,3,4; American Guard 1; Powder Puff 3; Intramurals 3; Wrestling Auxiliary 1. James Vranich November 19,1961 Football 1,2,4; Wrestling 1,2, 3; Interscholastic Track 1. Color Guard 1,2,3; American Guard 1; Powder Puff 3; Wrestling Auxiliary 1. Richard James Welch Hazel Irene Weller January 3,1961 April 25,1961 Football 2; Wrestling 2. 49 Tony Wellner April 10,1962 Basketball 1; Baseball 1,2,3, 4. Brent Wilkey Denise Florence White December 1,1979 FIELDER 2,4; Fall Play 4; Powder Puff 3; Wrestling Auxiliary 2,3,4; Trackettes 4; Guidance Office Aide 3,4; Ski Club 4; Interscholastic Track 3; Student Government Day 3. Marsha Ann Williams January 26,1962 Color Guard 1,2; Powder Puff 3,4; Media Club 1; Home Ec. Club 1; Fresh. Basketball Stats 3. Stephanie Renee White July 25,1962 Powder Puff 3; Interscholastic Basketball 1; Interscholastic Softball 1,2. Nadine Marie Williams November 8,1962 PLAINSMAN 4; Pommerettes 2,3 (co-captain), 4 (co-captain); Wig and Masque 1,2; Spring Play 3; German Club 1; Powder Puff 3,4; Kittens 3; Ski Club 2,3,4; 111. State Scholar; Talent Show 1,2. Barry J. Whittington August 16,1961 Student Council Representative 1,2; Mathlete 4; Football 1,4; Basketball 1, 2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4. Renita Joyce Winchester October 20,1962 Powder Puff 3. 50 Sharon Anne Young August 26,1962 Green and White 4; Talent Show 3; Spanish Club 1; Media Club 2,3; Volleyball 1, 2,3,4 (captain); Basketball 1, 2,3 (captain); Softball 1,3. Basketball 1,2; Baseball 1,2, 3,4. PLAINSMAN 1; Color Guard 1.2 (co-captain), 3,4 (captain); Rifles 4; American Guard 1; G.A.A. 1; German Club 1; Powder Puff 3,4; Future Nurses 1; Volleyball 1; Softball 1 (mgr.); Ski Club 1, 2.3 (sec.), 4 (president). Student Council 1,2; Spanish Club 1; Powder Puff 3,4; Ski Club 2,3,4; Attendance Office 4. FI ELDER 4 (sports editor); Student Council 3,4; Color Guard 3,4; Rifles 3,4; Spring Play 3; Powder Puff 3; Intramurals 2,3; Pep Club 3, 4; Track 1,3. Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2, 3; Basketball 1,2,3. PLAINSMAN 1,2,3; Spring Play 4; Powder Puff 3; Intramurals 4; Trackettes 1; Photography 2,3; Basketball 3,4; Track 3; Varsity Letter Club 4. 52 53 CWSS OF MN0EEN EISHY-ONE Junior class officers from left to right: Maura Keniley (vice-president), Cyndi Sharp (president), Donna Peterson (secretary-treasurer). Back row: Mr. Fassiotto (advisor), Mrs. Alexander (advisor), Mr. Mattix (advisor). Cindy Adsit Ron Allen Sharyl Ailing David Allshouse Brian Ally Linda Alson Bill Anderson Shari Anderson Karen Andreae Loretta Ardaugh Alexandria Argoudelis Maria Argoudelis Deb Ashley Kim Austin Paul Babich Laura Baer Jim Barnes Dave Bennett Scott Benson Holly Berglund Bob Betzweiser Jane Beverly Mark Binzen Barb Boris John Bostanche Scott Boughton Jim Boyd Connie Bozman Tim Bozman Sally Bragg Michelle Brazeal Rick Breslin Ron Bruno Shaunna Buehler Robin Bumber Tim Burd Bob Buss Gerald Butler Tom Butters Dan Byrnes Kirk Calkins Dorothy Carey Tim Carter Don Cherry Kathy Chester Dawn Christian Larry Churnovic Jackie Cisneros Bobby Coleman Dave Comer Sherri Coons Stacey Coppert Dave Countryman Desiree Cowger Tim Crandall Steve Crook Kevin Cummings Helen Danz Mike Daughters Lori DelSasso Darla Dennis Brent DeVries Teresa Dew Rosemarie DiGiovine Pama Duchene Brian Eaton Tony Ellerbrock Amy Jo Engle Dan Ewing Cindy Fawver Mark Fecht Laura Filas Kim Findlay Nancy Findlay Donna Fish Darryl Fisher Jenny Fletcher Gary Fortenharry Keith Fredericksen Jen Fronek Curt Gauen Frank Geiger Steve Georgakas Stacy George James Germain Ken Gierich Lisa Glavan Keith Golliher Deb Graham Jeanette Gruber Peggy Gudgeon Laurie Hackl Sheri Hall Janet Ham Annette Hamby Tony Hamilton Deb Hatchett Rob Heck Lynn Hennings Kelly Hicks Steve Higgenbotham Chris Hillock John Hoffmeyer Todd Hohenwater Laura Horath Rod Hosford Michelle Hotuyec Chris Hougas Dave House Deen Howen Todd Hughes Caryn Hunter Linda Hustad Laura Imhoff Mike Jania Darryl Johnson Lynn Karr Bonnie Keeley Kelly Keister Ray Kelley Victor Kelly Maura Keniley Maureen King Rachel King Randy Kinley Brenda Kinnary Denise Klindworth Sonia Knotts Scott Kopec Barb Kozuh Caryn Kreiger Mike Kresen Doreen Kuczynski Bryan Kuehni Bob LaFave Bob Larsen Brian Ledwa Paula Lehew Sheri Lehmann Jill Leiser Joel Lichtenwalter Scott Liptak Sherry Long Steve Long Lisa Lorenc Darlene Lovstad Tammy Lutter Laura McCarthy Rick McCauley Meg McCloud Jim McDaniel Kelli McKanna Robert McKay Carol McNair Jeff Mahaffey Craig Marshall Arlene Matson Lane Mattiz Beth Meditz Gladdies Meyerhoff Todd Michaels Karen Mika Mike Minitto Janet Moholick Tom Mulligan Joe Murphy Brian Mydler Chris Nash Jane Nealis Gordon Neitzel Debbie Nussbaum Ron Offerman Eric Osen Mark Oudt Tony Palcisko Lissa Palmer Gary Partak Joan Partak Ken Pastore Rick Pederson Dawn Pemble Dave Penczek Michelle Pera Chucko Perko Bobby Jo Peterson Dave Peterson Donna Peterson Mark Petrie Sean Phalen Chris Piatak Gary Picha Julie Pirc Susan Plant Faith Pollock Tom Pottorff Alicia Prado Charlie Price Sandy Prodehl Julie Puntney Sue Qualls Collette Rafter Darell Ragain Kim Rife Danielle Riviera Chuck Robinson Phil Robinson Phyllis Robinson Irma Rodriguez Keith Rogers David Roseen Corrine Russ Pam Ruzicka 60 John Ryan Kathy Saar Donna Sams Dave Saunders Mike Savage Carolyn Schmitz Mike Scott Jerry Semplinski Dave Senffner Julie Seymour Cindy Sharp Wally Sharp Tony Shimkus Diane Showers Tammy Siefferman Rich Sienko Michelle Simmons Tony Skoien Kim Slater Don Smith Sheila Smith Sue Somocal Roger Sorg Matt Spangler James St. Germain Ron Stefanich Sue Storm Scott Story Georgina Svetlecich Chip Tate Steve Tate Dawn Teufer Bob Tezak Dale Therrien Kim Therrien I - Lucia Torres Maria Traina Steve Troha Richard Vancas Brian Vaughan Lisa Vidican Boh Wagner Brian Waldron Gina Waldvogel Cindy Wascher Mary Webb Jill Weems Cheryl Weese Rich Welker Randy Welz Roberta Westbrook Eileen Wheeler David Wheet Krista White Mike Whitman Ellen Wilker Chuck Williams Sam Williams Jeff Wilmsen Charlie Wilson A1 Winchester Kim Witczak Ken Worland Greg Wunderlich Marilyn Wysocki Leah Yates Cathy Zarlx ck Cora Zarbock Mark Zarley Rick Zeller Patti Ziller Nick Zullo ClASS OF MNEIEE NEKSWIV-TU O Dave Adsit John Agrue Caria Alberico Charles Albright Cinda Lea Allen Tom Altenhoff Andi Anderson George Andros JoAnn Argoudelis John Argoudelis Brent Ashbaugh Mike Avery Kim Ayers Ellen Baker Janet Bambic Tom Bangert Kim Barrowman Tom Bates Butch Beahm Mitzi Beaver Sophomore Class Officers From Left to Right: Kim Hicks (secretary), LeaAnn Jones (treasurer), Mr. Schorn (advisor), Teresa Bossert (vice-president), and Kris Kramer (president!. Not pictured: Mr Murphy (advisor). Kris Beckman Vicki Bellafiore Adam Bennett Kim Benson John Bergthold Tammy Berlin Karen Betzwiser Tom Beyer Eric Blake Don Blum Dawn Bolton Brenda Book Shanna Borden Mike Bosman Teresa Bossert Brenda Bowers Diane Bozman Mike Bramel Keith Branner Tony Brazzale Dawn Brooks Jeff Brown Mark Brown Robert Brown Deh Buerger Brad Burditt Chris Burke Debbie Burnett Julie Capek Pam Carlson Jose Casas John Cerovac Gayle Chaplin Bill Chapman Darla Chobar Louie Chu movie Teresa Clark Toni Clark Mike Cleary Rob Cline Theresa Connelly Kevin Couch Jamie Courtney John Cox John Crissup Cathy Crosaro Laura Cummings Roxann Curry Steve Czyz Theresa Dahl Jay Darnell Doreen Day Diane DeBoni Lisa Deere Sandra Dennison Bryan Dernulc Larry DeWitt Oscar Diaz Doug Dickinson James Doll Todd Domark Bob Donahue Bob Duranto Sandy Eddy Sue Eddy Michelle Egizio LeeEtta Engle Carol Engwall Ron Erickson Vicki Erickson Ann Farrell Donna Fay Mary Fenili Mark Ferguson Cindy Findlay Craig Flesburg Julie Fletcher Cindy Fox Lincoln Francis Ron Fredricks Robbin Fredericksen Jon Frink Lorrie Garaffa Samantha Garrison Debbi Gembecki Dave Geschke Dawn Geschke Cindy Gill Jenny Gillham Paul Glad Kris Goodwin Crystal Gossett Jane Gove Don Govoni Gina Grewenig Pat Groves Lisa Gullikson Jane Hamor Dean Harding Jack Hardy Rich Harshbarger Pam Hayes Mike Haynes Tim Heck Kristy Henderson Tammy Henson Kim Hicks Wendy Hines Rich Holm Steve Horn Andy Houck Sue Hougas Jim Houlis Tim Hult Erik Huppert Mary Imrie Larry Jaros Allen Jelm Jerry Jenkins Angie Johns Sherri Johnson Jim Johnston Cindy Jones Lea Ann Jones Jim Kaatz Shirley Kauzlarich Shaun Kelleher Pat Kibler Mary King Dawn Kinzler Darryl Kochalka Peggy Kochet Sheri Koenig Leanne Kokaly Denise Konieczki Mike Kosicek Rob Kovacevich Kris Kramer Dee Dee Kresen Jodi Krueger John Kulaga Shelley LaFountain Susan Lambert Rose Levoe Deb Liker Larry Lindsay Chris Listello Sue Lloyd John Lockhart Scott Lockwood Marianne Long Tracy Long Paula Lonngren Doug Luzbetak Chris McCauley Robert McClintock Denise McFarland 73 Becky McGowen Karen McKay Martin McKinney Karen McMillin Sheri Manegold Rick Manfred Richard Marion Kevin Mark ley Kim Matthews Penny Mau Dean Medina Ron Mentzer Lisa Miller Lori Miller Lori Ann Miller Wendy Morris Scott Moss Dan Mueller David Neal Mark Nicholsen Mark Norris Tom Norris Joe Novak Kelly O’Brien Jean Obszarny Robin Olson Cheryl Ospalik Sharon Otto Tom Overfield Melissa Paganoni Mike Pallis Denise Palmer Joey Paluzzi Mike Pangrazio Scottie Patrick Jill Payne Tammy Peet Amy Pemberton Kevin Peters Eric Peterson Julie Piatak Rob Pierce Lori Plut Robert Plut Chris Plutz Mark Polk Nyoka Polyak Ron Prueter Jon Pubentz Lloyd Puckitt Brian Reeves Bill Regis Lisa Reyes Scott Richman Mike Rife Barr r Rigoni Rich Rivera Dan Robinson Kris Robinson Darrel Roland Barb Roman Kim Ross Heidi Rossmiller LuAnn Russell Kim Rutherford Kelly Ryan Ken Sampson Chris Santolin Bob Sarcletti Sue Sather 75 76 Jeannine Schaller Karl Schmitz Karol Schmitz Leslie Schmitz Carol Sendelbach Jim Senffner Kerry Sharar Rich Sharp Mike Sheppard Pam Slater Donna Smiley Garrett Smith Paul Smith Pete Smith Sandy Smith Karla Snyder Steve Sparks Terri Spenner Todd Stansel Stacy Stefanich Doug Stropes Sue Strubbe David Stuart Tom Summers Tammy Swanek Allen Sweatt Tom Tacchia Lori Talbot Sue Tannenbaum Debi Taylor Linda Testin Doug Therrien Lyn Thomas Bob Thompson Scott Tighe Corey Tisthammer Ruth Tomko Dave Traina JoeTraina Wendy Turner Tom Van Home Brian VanLoon Anita VanZaghi Gina VanZaghi Lori Vasey Vicki Vercelotti John Verklan Richard Voitik Susan Wagner Lisa Walsh Jeff Walter Mike Walters Linda Wreber Brett Webster Jerry Weller Sally Weller Wendy Wenberg Lloyd White Marsha Whitman Lisa Wilkey Chuck Willard Brian Williams Don Williams Dave Williams Karen Williams Julie Wilmingto.. Nannette Wilslef Bob Witkowski Deanna Wittman Jeff Wold 77 Tom Workman Rhonda Zarl ock Laureen Zary 78 1 82 OA££ OF MNEJEEN EISWV-THREE George Adam Jennifer Allen John Angelus Kelly Ayers Burton Baker Jamie Baltz Diane Barker James Burner Edith Barnes D«ie Bartholme Rob Bates Tina Beck Brian Bennett Kevin Berglund Donna Biernat Kathy Birsa Missy Birsa Jerry Bisset Peggy Blackwell Brian Block Freshman Class Officers From Left to Right: Missy Birsa (secretary), Michelle Cooper (treasurer), Janet Miller (vice-president), Teresa Keniley (president), Mr. Schlott (advisor), and Miss Ebens (advi- sor). Ray Bolte Bruce Book Lisa Booth Amy Boris Pat Boris Michelle Bosman Sue Boyd Tina Bozman Amy Brandherm Chris Brazzale Mark Breslin Pat Broncato Jennifer Bronk Kindra Brooks Ray Bruno William Bumber Jim Burzinski Robin Butler Diane Byrnes Mike Carey Lorenzo Casas Chris Cassem Gail Chapman JimCiarlette Jessie Cisneros Becky Clemons Vicky Clink Larry Coble Jim Collins Diane Comer Helen Conroy Michelle Cooper Penny Costenaro Bonnie Cowger Dawn Cramer N-l Gale Curry Scott Davis Scott Dean Kevin Dee ring Marvin Dew Sandy Dickinson Donna Dodson Bob Doll Jeff Drumm Peter Eberhard Lee Eddy John Egner Dave Eicholzer Jim Emerson Barb England Beth Erickson Pam Evans Paul Fazio Ray Fenili Don Fiday Mike Findlay Bob Fish Leslie Flavell Joanne Frazier Ricky Garcia Sharon Gardner Cindy Germain Roger Godinez Brad Goff Fred Gomez Doug Goodson Eric Greenup Denise Gricus Paula Groves Tom Gruben Brian Hairold Diane Halley Jay Hamilton Kim Harding Lisa Hardy Randy Harper Sue Harshbarger Rich Hatchett Gigi Hathaway Frank Heisler Rich Henderson Darrin Herbst Mike Hert James Hill Tina Hill Robin Hoffmeyer Scott Hoffmeyer Kris Hojnacki Karen Holt LeEtta Horath Cindy Horton David Hughes Jerry Hughes Jody Hughes Michelle Ivec Dan Jackson Lynn Jelm Scott Jenneman Kelly Johnson Kurt Johnson Loralee Johnson Dan Johnston Janna Jolly Dan Kagay Anthony Kayfish Marcie Keenan Pat Keister Brian Kelly Karen Kelly Maureen Kelly Teresa Keniley Cindy Ketchum Gerald Keyser Julie Klindworth Linda Knotts Tom Knowles Cheri Koener Chris Konieczki Cheryl Kopjo Nicki Kovacevich Lisa Krohn Kurt Kreuger Mark Kulaga Barbara LeFave Mike Lambert Christina Lantz Dave Larkins John Larson Chad Leiser John Libersher Eric Lichtenwalter Carla Ligon Paul Likes John Listello Chris Lockwood Tammy Londrie Clark Longnecker Chris Lorenc Chuck McCann Tammy McClintock Chris McDaniel Gary McDaniel Tammy McFarland Bob McGowan Robert McKay Lisa McKeand Kay McMahon Glen McPhail Karen Manfred Sharon Mann Victoria Manning Geoff Marko Tina Marshall Seth Martin Connie Mathison Jacquie Medina Janet Miller Stacey Moore Paula Morris Ruth Morris Doug Murphy Irene Murphy Nancy Murphy Kurt Murray Cheryl Nash Kerrie Neal Joe Nelson Kevin Nelson Anne Nemanich Dan Neuschwander Eric Nier Cara Norris Tom Nurczyk Wendy O’Brien Joe Offerman Peter Offerman Warren Olson Linda Osmus Janet Owen Lisa Pearson Guy Pennington Jonetta Pennington Marina Perko Margaret Picha Linda Pinkerton Pam Plant Doug Plut John Pollock Michelle Ponterelli Sandy Powell Becky Poyner Linda Rice Rita Richied Tim Riley Phil Rivera Kim Robinson Lisa Robinson Kevin Rooffener Curt Ruzicka Mark Sanders Mitch San tori neos Mary Sartori Paul Schaller Mark Schillinger Julie Schmars Kris Schmitz Linda Schrader Craig Schultz Helen Schultz Stephanie See Bob Seiler Rich Selinger Desiree Senffner Kelly Senffner Chris Shiffer Laura Short Chris Prodehl Doug Propper Nick Quas John Racich Lisa Raley 90 Paul Siebcr Connie Sing Debbie Smith Maureen Smith Ricky Smith Chris Sohovich Sandy Somocal Dawn Spencer Joanne Staehely Shelly Stagner LuAnn Stefanich Todd Strohl David Summers Richard Svetlecich Doug Swanek Jodi Tannenbaum Mike Thompson Tom Tibbie Jeff Traina Tony Traina Beth Troha Peggy Vant Ascencion Vela Renata Venters Lisa Verklan Doneta Vershay Eric Vershay Kim Vogt Gary Wagnon Debbie Wallin Toni Walt Matt Wedic Peggy Welch Sheri Welker Scott Wenburg Greg Wetherbee Chuck White Kent White Dick Whittington Laura Whitney Tammy Wicks Bob Wilder Mark Wilmington Kenny Wilmoth Todd Wilmsen Don Worland Lisa Worth Melissa Wright Wendy Wrona Brett Wysocki Cliff Yahnke Gayle Yahnke Julie Young Noreen Zielinski Lisa Zimmerman Todd Zimmerman James Zupancic 92 Nancy Murphy wills her Homecoming team to victory. Frank Heisler helps Mark Breslin find his place. mi Dawn Spencer smiles for the camera. 93 94 HOMECOMING Donna Peterson and the football team concentrate on the game against Sycamore. The varsity cheerleaders present a skit at the pep rally. Joel Lichtenwalter, Kim Rife, Scott Kopec, and Sally Bragg pose for the photographer at the Homecoming dance. Brian Eigenheer pulls for the Senior class. ■ 11 1978 Queen, Clara White, crowns Nina Pubentz. Seniors Denise White and Karen Testin start their lap in the water bucket race. Sophomore Paula Lonngren hangs on in the pyra- mid building contest. I Dances This year Student Council sponsored two dances, the Homecoming dance and the Christmas dance. “A Star is Born,” the Homecoming dance, featured Jeff Davis from WLS. Third Estate Band played for the Christmas dance, whose theme was “Winter Wonderland.” Roberta Westbrook and Tom Russ take a moment to pose for the photographer. Marge Kenily and Rob Hamilton share a slow dance. Christmas Dance 98 Nancy Wagner and date Jim Rife share some happy moments together. Kay McMahon and Mike Hall take a break. s Madrigal Dinner Introduced to PHS The Madrigal sing the “Wassail” while the litter bearers distribute the drink bearing the same name for the toast Madrigal singing, which originated in 15th century Italy and remained throughout the Renaissance, was per- formed by selected students on December 11 and 12 in the cafeteria. The dinner concert began with Renaissance brass music played by members of the band. The singers then entered the dining room and took their places, singing a few intro- ductory numbers. During the dinner more songs were sung to celebrate the upcoming Christmas season. Jim Yarbrough, choir director, brought the soon-to-be yearly tradi- tion with him from Illinois State Uni- versity. Funds for the dinner were raised by the choirs through candle and candy sales. Jester Arlyn Eisenbrandt swipes a taste from the figgy pudding, the dessert for medieval madrigal dinners. Litter bearer Tom Tibbie parades the boar’s head (artificial for this din- ner) throughout the dining hall. 99 'The Man Who Came to Dinner This year’s fall play, “The Man Who Came to Dinner, was presented from November 8 through November 10 in the auditorium. The play is set in the 1930’s, the gol- den age of radio. The plot revolves around a famous radio personality, Sheridan Whiteside (played by Dan Ewing], who decides to A ho nor” a small- town family by coming to their house for dinner, which places the town in an uproar. When the personality arrives, he sups on a piece of ice and breaks his hip, forcing him to remain in the house against his will. He proceeds to dominate the Stanley household. In a twist ending, Whiteside, finally leaving the small town, slips again on his departure from the house. Whiteside's secretary (Debbie Hatchett) informs a reporter (Joel Lichtenwalter) that the personality is seeing no one. The eccentric Harriet Stanley (Nyoka Polyak) bores Whiteside with her life story. Front row — Kim Eddy, Jane Gove, Vicki Bellafiore, Jill Weems, Peggy Vant, Arlyn Eisen- brandt, Nyoka Polyak, Dawn Spencer. Second row — Chuck Willard, Lisa Deere, Tammy Berlin, Jeannine Schaller, Gary Buss, Tom Russ, Larry DeWitt, Rich Sienko. Third Row — Linda Pinkerton, Cindy Adsit, Kelly Keister, Michele Ivec, Link Alander, Marilyn Hatchett, Lane Mattix, Annette Hamby-, Dan Ewing, Ken Christian, Joel Lichtenwalter, Joel Maloney. CAST Mrs. Ernest W. Stanley............................Maureen King Miss Preen........................................Kelly Keister Richard Stanley .. ChucK Willard June Stagey. 7T... .77. A..........................Michele Ivec John . Sarah Mrs. t Mrs. M Mr. S Maggi Dr. Bradley Sheriden Whi Harriet Bert Jeffe Professoi Lunche Mr. Bai Ex pi Lorrain Sandy . Bevely ( Westcott Lane Mattix Tammy Berlin rilyn Wysocki ette Hamby rry DeWitt ie Hatchett . Tom Russ Ewing Polyak nwalter Sienko aloney ary Buss Maloney Schaller hristian . Gary Buss Tim Carter Rich Sienko Radio Technical _________________ r ................................ 6 Young Girls............... .Jane Gove, Vicki Bellafiore, Jill Weems Dawn Spencer, Peggy Vant, Lisa Deere Banjo ..............................................Arlyn Eisenbrandt 2 Deputies...................................Gary Buss, Ken Christian Plainclothes Man ........................................Joel Maloney June Stanley (Michele Ivec) and Sandy (Ken Christian) plan their elopement. f -• . 71 3 t Whiteside broadcasts from the Stanley residence. Starlet Lorraine Sheldon (Jeannine Schaller) tells of her great traits. Camera Club holds first contest Sponsored by the Camera Club, the first annual photography contest was held at Plainfield High School this year. The con- test was open to both members and non- members in color picture and black and white picture categories. The prizes, four fifteen dollar gift certificates for first place, were donated by the Camera House in Joliet. BLACK AND WHITE: 1st place for club member — Curt Gauen BLACK AND WHITE: 2nd place for club member — Bryan Wood COLOR: 1st place for non-club member— Rich Sienko BLACK AND WHITE: 3rd place for club member — Bryan Wood COLOR: 2nd place for club member — Curt Gauen COLOR: 3rd place for club member — John Cerovac 102 COLOR: 2nd place for non-club member — Brett Webster COLOR: 2nd place for non-club member — Lynn Zullo COLOR: 3rd place for non-club member — Black White — 1st place for non-club member—Brett Webster Brett Webster J BLACK AND WHITE: 2nd place for non-club member — Brett BLACK AND WHITE: 3rd place for non-club member — Brett Webster Webster 103 Plainsman Plainsman staffers publish a high school yearbook and a K-8 yearbook. Plans for the books begin in early Septem- ber, and the final pages on the high school book are com- pleted in early June. Staff members put in hours drawing up pages, cropping pictures, writing copy, ana trying to beat the next deadline. A determined ad staff gathers advertisers to help finance the book. The yearly magazine drive and the price paid by students for the book also help to pay pub- lishing costs. First row — Laurie Graham. Donna Bed well. Second row — Greg Wunderlich. Alexandria Argoudelis, Cathy Bauer. Carla Ligon, Dee Bartholme, Wendy Turner. Curt Gauen. Third row — Chria Schiffer. Chris Listello, Arlyn Eisenbrandt, Wendy Zarbock, Arlene Matson, Nadine Williams, Deb Hatchett, Edie Barnes, Jacquie Medina. Tammy Berlin. Fourth row — Tony Skoien, Rick Breslin, Sarah Fistler (co-editor), Mrs. Francik (advisor). Lynda Homerding(creditor), Teresa Bossert Advisor Mrs. Peggy Francik High School Co-editors Lynda Homerdingand Sarah Fistler 1 Dee Bartholme and Edie Barnes work on the band pages. 106 Nadine Williams pieces together the pom pages. r K-8 YEARBOOK STAFF: First row — Laura Short, Jonetta Pennington, Connie Sing. Second row — Wendy Hines, Cindy Adsit, Chris Listello, Teresa Bosert. Third row — Curt Gauen, Marilyn Wysocki, Tammy Berlin. Fourth row — Jane Nealis (K-8 editor). Lynda Homerding instructs staff members on drawing up pages. Barb Barner makes an attempt to organize pages. K-8 Editor Jane Nealis Chuck Perko is helped by Debbie Hatchett with the sports pages. • 107 Fielder Keeps School Informed FIEL 1 EM VOLUME 26 NUMBER 3 NOVEMBER 2, 1979 The Fielder is Plainfield High School’s self-supporting news- paper. Printed every two weeks, the paper keeps the student body and faculty up to date on school events and activities. The Fielder also provides an outlet for students’ views through sur- veys and letters to the editor. This year the paper acquired a new sponsor, Mr. Kevin Brewner, and a new editor, sen- ior Hazel Nemanich. Front row — Tammy Lutter, Arlene Matson, Vicki Bellafiore, Denise White, Kerry Sharar. Second row — Lori Talbot, Joan Partak, Hazel Nemanich, Wendy Zarbock, Tammy Berlin, Chris Listello, Teresa Bossert. Third row — Scott Patrick, Dan Ewing, Melinda Hogan, Angela Heck, Lisa Frink, Jane Nealis, Gail Leidig, Kris Robinson, Cindy Adsit, Mr. Kevin Brewner, Arlyn Eisenbrandt. Back row — Dave Adsit, Joel Maloney, Joel Lichtenwalter, Wally Sharp. Hazel Nemanich (Editor) and Mr. Brewner (Advisor) plan the Wendy Zarbock prepares the copy for print next edition. 108 Front row — Jane Gove, Wendy Zarbock, Vicki Bellafiore, Jill Weems. Second row — Kay McMahon, ’ ’ ’ ” ' Julie Puntney, Nicki Kovacevich, Victoria Manning, Tammy V Schlieben, Wendy Turner, Laura Imnof, Joel Lichtenwalter, Kim Rife. -?H5 Student Council Brings Pop to PHS OFFICERS: Teresa LeGrand (vice president), Nina Pubentz (president), Lisa Gibson, (secretary-trea- surer). Student Council is a student- elected group that sponsors activi- ties, raises funds, and serves as a voice for the student body. One of the major accomplish- ments for this year’s council was the acquiring of a pop machine for student use after school. The coun- cil also held two dances, sold Valentine flowers, and sponsored the annual blood drive. Members listen attentively at a meeting. Advisor Mr. Cutter instructs President Nina Pubentz. Front row — Lori Talbot, Kris Beckman, Robin Hoffmeyer. Second row — Kerry Sweatt, Kris Kramer (president). Third row — Curt Gauen, Shelly LaFountain (sec.-treasj, Donna Smiley. Fourth row — Scott Dean, Charlie White, Brian Wood, Chris Listello. Back — Wally Sharp (vice president), Larry DeWitt, Arlyn Eisenbrandt, John Cerovac, Mark Schillinger. Science Club Plans Trips The Science Club is sponsored by Mr. Smith and composed of six members. The Club meets on every Thursday in which time the members plan various trips and individual projects. Some future field trips include visits to Ferme Lab, Argonne National Laboratory and Dres- den Nuclear Power Plant. In the spring the Club will sponsor open houses to be held weekly in the observatory. The club will also play an active part in the Science Fair by aiding junior high and high school students with their entries. Curt Gauen (president), Doreen Day, John Egner, Chuck Perko. Not pictured — Shelly LaFountain (treasurer) and Kristy Henderson. Camera Club Develops The Camera Club, sponsored by Mr. Schorn for its two years of existence, meets after school every Monday. The stu- dents learn how to handle cameras, how to attain proper lighting, and how to develop film and make prints. The club does some work for the Fielder and Plainsman, the school’s newspaper and yearbook. The club expanded its activities this year to include a photography contest for members and non-members. The con- test was judged by the Camera House in Joliet, who also provided the prizes. To cover the cost of such supplies as film developing paper, chemicals, and use of the dark room, the twenty-six members pay dues each year. Star Team Shines “Students who belong to the STAR Team meet different people, gain experience in speaking in front of an audience, learn poise and stage manner and generally have fun,” states Miss Wilkens, coach of the speech team since its beginning five years ago. This year’s team was the largest ever fielded by the high school, with twenty-six students forming a complete double team. The team took third at the Little Seven Conference meet and another third at the dis- trict meet held at Plainfield High School. Four team members advanced from this meet to the sectional meet. These speakers were Ellen Wilker, Kelly Keister, Carolyn Schmitz, and Jeanette Gruber. One student made it through preliminary competition to the final round. Carolyn Schmitz received sixth place. The SCOTIE tournament of champions at Eastern Illinois University in Charleston was February 22 and 23, 1980. All first place win- ners throughout the state were eligible to participate. Plainfield qualifiers were Joan Partak, Debbie Smith, and Dave Adsit. Joe Murphy presents his entry of original com- edy. Front row — Vicki Bellafiore, Jane Gove, Joan Partak, Sandy Eddy, Dawn Spencer, Kelly Keister. Second row — Ellen Wilker, Lincoln Francis, Rich Sienko, Jeanette Gru- ber, Carolyn Schmitz, Debbie Smith, Jenny Gillham. Third row — Ms. Wilkens (Advi- sor), LuAnne Jelm, Sue Eddy, Cindy Adsit. Fourth row — Joe Murphy, Jim Barnes, Barb Roman, Lane Mattix, Deb Hatchett. Not pictured — Mr. Townsend (Advisor). Ill Crew Lights the Stage Under the direction of Link Alander, this year’s lighting crew ran the audito- rium lights for all plays, musical events and assemblies. Kneeling — Sue Zupancic, Lloyd Puckett. Standing — Ken Christian, Bob Anderson, Link Alander, Brian VanLoon, Steve Higgenbothem. -------- Wig and Masque Puts on the Show The 1979-1980 season for the Wig and Masque Club was a success under the direction of President Arlyn Eisenbrandt and advisor Mrs. Sprague. Projects undertaken were money making sales, Christmas plays, financial help to the fall play and spring musical and the ever-popular talent show. This year’s officers were: President, Arlyn Eisenbrandt; Vice-Presi- dent, Joel Lichtenwalter; and Lisa Deere as Secre- tary-Treasurer. Front row — Vicki Bellafiore, Annette Hamby, Arlyn Eisenbrandt, Tammy Berlin Kim Eddy. Second row — Dawn Spencer, Lisa Deere, Pat Keister, Mrs. Sprague (advisor), Carolyn Schmitz, Marie Tapper, Kelly Keister, Wendy Hines, Marilyn Wysocki, Joel Licntenwalter, Roberta West- brook. Rich Sienko. Third row — Jane Gove, Sue Eddy, Robin Hoffmeyer, Nyoka Polyak, Leslie Schmitz, Lane Mattix, Deb Hatchett, Rick Breslin, Jill Weems, Jenny Gillham, Tom Russ, Sandy Eddy, and Peggy Vant. Mathlete Wins Add Up Garden Club Displays Plants Garden Club member Ellen Wilker and Advisor Mrs. Kecley. The Garden Club was created several years ago to landscape the school’s courtyards. Since then the club has maintained those courtyards and has also tried to find time to attend vari- ous horticulture shows and greenhouses. Using live plants and a variety of arrangements of dried weeds, the Garden Club arranged the display case by which they are pictured. The fifty-five member math team competes in four contests held throughout the year: two Little-Seven Conference contests in which eight schools compete, one Will County contest and a Jol- iet Junior College contest. The team members take run-offs to determine who will actually compete. In two contests this year, over thirteen students received perfect papers, and Plainfield received first place in three cate- gories. In the JJC contest, Plainfield placed second. First row — Kris Schmitz, Cathi Anderson, Barb Barner, Karol Schmitz, Jane Nealis,Wendy Tom- ko, Janet Ham, Dee Bartholme. Second row — Jeff Baran,Teresa LeGrand, Wendy Hines, Nyoka Polyak, Joan Partak, Howard Savage, Dave Dahl, Dave Kozuh. Third row — Barry Whittington, Art Terry, MikeAbens, Bill Krupowicz, John Lapicki, Edie Barnes, Donna Biernat, Lisa Pearson, KrisHojnacki. Fourth row - GayleYahnke, Debbie Smith, DaveSenffner, Scott Kopec, Joe Mur- phy, Mark Oudt, Jim Barnes, Mike Walters. Fifth row — Donna Dodson,Wendy Wrona, Marilyn Wysocki, Julie Pirc, Loretta Ardaugh, Laurie Osen, JoEllyn Yahnke, Lisa Gibson. Sixth row — Katie McIntyre, Kim Eddy, Diane Wascher, Dave Geschke.Don Govoni, Keith Kopec. Twenty named to NHS Twenty seniors constitute the National Honor Society this year. Sponsored by Miss Joyce Senffner, the members are inducted into the club each spring with a candle- light ceremony. The members voted Teresa LeGrand as this year’s presi- dent. Vice president is Keith Kopec; Lynda Homerding, secretary; Donna Bedwell, treasurer. To be eligible for the soci- ety, students must have a grade point average of 3.2. The candidates are then eval- uated by teachers on charac- ter, attitude, leadership and service. To remain a member a student must maintain his or her grade point average. Front row — Lynda Homerding, Keith Kopec, Teresa LeGrand, Donna Bedwell. Second row — Linda Anderson, Kim Eddy, Sue Pauley, Hazel Nemanich, Nancy Frazier. Third row — Mark Vershay, Cathi Anderson, Barb Barner, Pat Bangert, Art Terry. Back row — Jeff Baran, John Lapicki, Howard Savage, Dave Dahl, Luanne Jelm, Karen Testin. Thirty-one State Scholars chosen Thirty-one Plainfield seniors were named Illi- nois State Schol- ars this year. A combination of ACT scores and a record of high school achieve- ment qualify stu- dents for this honor. Front row — Lynda Homerding, Jo Yahnke, Laurie Osen, Julie Towler, Linda Klak, Lisa Gibson, Karen Testin, Renee Thompson, Luanne Jelm. Second row — Cathi Anderson, Kim Eddy, Linda Anderson, Sue Pauley, Teresa LeGrand, Hazel Nemanich, Nadine Williams, Nicki Ospalik, Barb Barner, Donna Bed- well. Back row — Jay Menozzi, Joel Maloney, Bill Krupowicz, John Lapicki, Keith Kopec, Dave Dahl, Howard Savage, Jeff Baran, Art Terry, Mark Vershay. Not pictured — William Neighbors, Shari Per- kins _______________________________________________________ 114 Letterman's Club Returns Previously the Green and White Club, the Lettermen’s Club, spon- sored by Mr. Hunt, is open to only the athletes who have lettered in a varsity sport. This year the club returned after a year’s absence. Duties of the Lettermen’s Club include promoting athletics at Plainfield High School, and help- ing at athletic contests. To raise money this year, the club spon- sored a physical fitness assembly featuring Bob and Karen Gajda. Kittens Help to Organize Activities The Kittens provide ser- vices for any social function held at Plainfield High School. The members are divided into four groups, which work alternately at the various activities. Under the direction of Sponsor Chuck Harris and President Donna Bedwell, the Kittens work at home football and basketball games, athletic banquets, dances and fairs. Front row — Kristy Henderson, Arlene Matson, Pam Ruzicka, Vicki Bellafiore, Karen Wil- liams, LeEtta Engle, Diane Showers. Second row — Leslie Flavell, Dawn Geschke, Marie Tap- per, Linda Osmus, Hazel Nemanich, Doreen Day, Alexandria Argoudelis. Third row — Pama Duchene, Sue Pauley, Donna Bedwell, Gail Leidig, Karen Testin. ▲ Front row — Maria Traina, Lori Labbe, Angela Heck, Melinda Hogan, Cathi Anderson, Lynn Zullo. Second row — Donna Bedwell, Linda Klak, Lisa Gibson, Jill Labbe, Cindy Roth, Linda Anderson, Kim Eddy. Third row — Paul Roman, Bert King, Mike Bramel, Randy Kinley, Don Govoni. 115 Band Once again the Plainfield High School Band was very busy throughout the year. Under the direction of drum major Dan Ewing, the marching band participated in several Labor Day and Oktoberfest parades. The band placed first in the Naperville Labor Day parade and cap- tured second in the Lemont Labor Day “Keepataw” Fes- tival. They were awarded second place in the Shorewood Oktoberfest Parade and marched as the honor band in Morris’ annual “Corn Festival.” In field show perform- ances the band finished fifth in the “Cavalcade of Sight and Sound” at Hoffman Estates. To wind up the season, the band placed fourth in parade and sixth in field drill competition at the University of Illinois. The Concert Band performed several concerts, including the annual Christmas concert and the pep band played at all home basketball games. FLUTES: Front row — Barb Roman, Julie Towler, Kris Schmitz, Karla Snyder. Second row — Jean Obszarny, Dawn Cramer, Jennifer Gillham, Theresa Dahl, Julie Seymour. SAXOPHONES: Paula Groves, Mark Oudt, Edie Barnes, Tom Mul- ligan. 116 TROMBONES: Front row: Karl Schmitz, Kim Eddy, Paul Smith. Back row — Jeff Penczek, Dan Ewing, Ken Christian, Ken Gierich, Bert King. BASSES: Jim Kaatz, Nancy Hopkins, Doug Murphy, Tim Carter, Jim Barnes. FRENCH HORNS: Linda Anderson, Geof Marko, Jane Nealis, Joel Maloney, Becky Poyner, Karol Schmitz. PERCUSSION: Front row — Pam Bennett, Lloyd Puckitt, Chuck Willard, Dave Adsit. Back row — Bob Witkowski, Laura McCarthy, Brian VanLoon, Chuck Albright, Todd Zimmerman. DOUBLE REEDS: Shari Perkins, LeaAnn Jones. TRUMPETS AND CORONETS: Frist row — John Egner, Dave Eichholzer, Jeff Traina, Greg Wunderlich, A1 Winchester, Scott Moss. Back row — David Kozuh, Fred Gomez, Steve Jones, Brett Webster. j 17 DOUBLE REEDS:— Cindy Adsit, Joel Lichtenwalter. CLARINETS: Gary Picha, Dee Bartholme, Marilyn Wysocki. Bill Chapman, Margaret Picha. Second row — Gayle Yahnke, Ann Nemanich, Robin Butler, Kristen Hojnacki. Cheryl Nash. Third row — Wendv Hines, Alexandria Argou- delis, Kris Goodwin, Cindy Horton, John Witkowski, Curt Gauen. 118 BARITONES: Mark Smith, Dale Therrien, Joe Murphy. Flags, Guard, Rifles RIFLES AND SABERS: Diane Byrnes, Mark Smith (Captain), Helen Conroy, Wendy Zar- bock, Paula Lehew, Deb Woods, Tammy McClintock, Sandy Eddy, Kim Eddy, Gail Chap- man AMERICAN GUARD: Luanne Jelm (Captain), Donna Smiley, Lynn, Jelm, Meg McCloud ■ FLAGS: Deb Woods (Captain), Dawn Kinzler, Theresa Clark, Chris Schiffer, Gina Waldvogel, Julie Wilmington, Annette Hamby, Julie Capek, Peggy Blackwell, Laura Imhof (Co-captain), Sue Tannenbaum, Kim Rutherford 119 1979-SO BAND: First row — Bill Chapman, Dee Bartholme, Gary Picha, Alexandria Argoudelis, Dawn Cramer, Jean Obszarny, Julie Towler, Karla Snyder. Second row — Kris Hojanaki, Marylin Wysocki, Robin Butler, John Witkowski, Curt Gauen, Cindy Adsit, Joel Lichtenwalter, Lea Ann Jones, Shari Perkins, Barb Roman, Jenny Gillham, Kris Schmitz, Julie Seym- our, Theresa Dahl. Third row — Wendy Hines, Margret Picha, Cindy Horton, Anne Nemanich, Gayle Yahnkee, Cheryl Nash, Kris Goodwin, Paula Groves, Edie Barnes, Tom Muligan, Mark Oudt, Dave Kozuh, A1 Winchester, Fred Gomez, Dave Eichholzer, Scott Moss, Brett Webster, John Egner, Jeff Traina, Greg Wunderlich, Steve Jones. Fourth row — 120 Mary Webb, Cathy Bauer, Scott Dean, Sally Bragg, Becky Poyner, Jane Neal is, Karol Schmitz, Linda Anderson, Geof Marko, Joel Maloney, Joe Murphy, Mark Smith, Dale Therrien, Dan Ewing, Ken Christian, Kim Eddy, Bert King, Karl Schmitz, Ken Gierich. Fifth row — Lynn Hennings, Maureen King, Mr. Ed Jones (advisor), Dave Adsit, Nancy Hopkins, Doug Murphy, Jim Barnes. Jim Kaatz, Tim Carter, Chuck Willed, Brian Van Loon, Lloyd Puckitt, Laura McCarthy, Bobby Witkowski, Pam Bennett. Todd Zimmerman, Paul Smith, Jeff Penczek. Poms Include Freshmen Including freshmen in Pom- merette tryouts this year greatly increased the size of the squad. The Poms contribute to the high school spirit by per- forming dance routines at home football and basketball games. They also attend summer camp, hold fund-raisers, and partici- pate in pom competitions. This year the poms competed at Rich Central and Palatine High Schools. Officers Front row — Paula Lonngren, Wendy Tomko, Lisa Booth, Janet Ham, Karen Kelly, Jody Palcisko, Michelle Cooper, Kerrie Neal, Diane Barker, Ricki McPhail, Barb England, Ruth Tomko, Nadine Williams, Amy Boras, Liz Robinson, Nicki Kovacevich, Tammy Londrie, Cheryl Kopjo, Chris Sohovich, Cara Norris, Pam Plant. Ricki McPhail (captain) Nadine Williams (co-cpatain) Janet Ham (secretary-treasurer) SENIORS: Ricki McPhail, Nadine Williams, Liz Robinson, Jody Pal- cisko, Wendy Tomko. 122 123 Choirs Sing Again at PHS CONCERT CHOIR: Front row — Meg McCloud, Denise Klindworth. Bob Doll, Gary Buss, Mark Ashbv. Mike Rush, Dave Bearse, Deb Gembicki, Hazel Nemanich. Crystal Gossett Second row — Dawn Pernble, Lorenzo Casas, Wendy Tomko, Kim Matthews, Wendy Morris, Arlyn Eisenbrandt, Kim Rife, Jill Weems, Nanette Wilslef. Third row — Mr. Jim Yarbrough, Linda Testin, Anita VanZaghi, Sandi Prodehl, Sandi Gembicki. Gina W’aldvogel, Gail Leidig, Laura Imhof, Deb Hatchett. Cheryl Weese, Kellie Ryan. Fourth row — Robbin Fredericksen, Rosemary DeGiovonni. Arlene Matson, LeeAnne Kokaly, Lisa Walsh, Anne Saxebol, Lisa Cain, Laura Horath, Sonia Knotts, Piano — Karen Testin. Not pic- tured — Steve Higgenbotham, Tom Russ, Link Alander. After a two-year absence, choirs returned to Plainfield High School this year. Under the direction of Mr. Jim Yarbrough, known to his students as “Mr. Y,” four choirs were created. The Madrigal Choir sings sixteenth century Christmas music. The main event for this choir is its madrigal dinner held in December, but the group also participates in concerts, and sings at various churches, local schools and shopping malls. The Concert Choir consists of mostly juniors and seniors, although freshmen and sophomores are not excluded. This choir participates in three concerts throughout the year: a fall con- cert, winter concert, and spring concert. The members sing a mass at the Christmas concert and choose pop selections to pres- ent at their spring concert. The Freshmen Swing Choir also sings at concerts. This group combines dance and song for their presentations. The Treble Choir is an all-girl choir comprised of freshmen, along with a few members from the other classes. The members sing at the various concerts throughout the year. The choirs sold candy to raise funds this year and sponsored a magic show held in the auditorium. Several members from each choir participated in the Solo and Ensemble contest held at the high school in March. FRESHMAN SWING CHOIR: Front row — Peggy Vant. Jo Anne FYazier, Nyoka Polyak. Cheri Koemer, Robin Hoffmeyer, Gail Chapman, Jodi Tannenbaum. Second row — Marci Keenan. Vicky Clink, Connie Mathiaon, Lynn Jelm, Michele Ivec, Carla Ligon, Accompanist — Cara Norria. 124 ■ y V • ••«••VII IVIV, UMV IIOI JIIU _ _ . , _f mm- rn , Third row — Kelly Senffner, Kelly Ayers, Kim Vogt Michele Ivec, Vicky Clink, Paula moms, uiAnne ji Mathison, Victoria Manning. Tammy Wicks, Piano - Cara Norris. Not pictured — Amy Engel. Ellen Wilker r Renata Venters, Toni Walt, Kerri Neal, Deb Smith, Second row — JoAnne Frazier, Marci Keenan. Mau- Tammy Londrie, Pam PlanL Nyoka Polyak. Ruth Morris Morris, LuAnne Jelm. Rita Ricnied. Karen Kelly, Connie MADRIGALS: front row - Bobbin Fredencksen. Linda Teatin. Jill Weems, Deb Gembicki. Bob Buss, Kim Matthews Hazel Nemamch.Tim Carter, Mark Ashby, Arlyn Eisenbrandt. Second row — Gail Leidig, Laura Imhof, Deb Hatchett Joel Lichtenwal- ter, Gary Buss, Kim Rife, Denise Klindworth, Ken Christian, Dave Be arse 125 Ski Club attracts students The Plainfield High School Ski Club has been one of the most popular clubs in the school. With a membership of over one hundred students, the club sponsored many ski trips this year. Members skied at Villa Olivia, where they either took lessons to learn to ski or bettered their skiing ability. Members also took an overnight trip to Chestnut Mountain in Galena, Illinois, but their major trip was their skiing vacation in Utah during Easter vacation. Some members also had the opportunity to cha- perone the junior high school ski trips. The club thanked their dedicated advi- sor, Mr. Abbott, who left Plainfield High School this year, for his help in organizing the ski trips. Foreign exchange student Nina Biering gets ready to hit the slopes during last year’s Utah ski trip. First row — Kurt Murray, Bonnie Cowger, Wendy Zarbock, Peggy Vant, Pama Duchene, Deb Woods. Second row — Lee Eddy, Marsn Williams, Jalayne Bolte, Robin Hoffmeyer, Liz Robinson, Lisa Booth. Third row — John Lokhart, Tom Pottorff, Mark Zarley, Stacy George, Nadine Williams, Denise White, Eric Lichtenwalter, Margie Keni- ley. Sue Somocal, Lissa Palmer, Sue Pauley, Phil Boyd, Chip Tate. Fifth row — Tony Hamilton, Jo Yahnke, Tami Clark, Karla Pruss, Janet Ham, Darlene Lovstad, Helen Danz, Lloyd White. Sixth row — Pam Korn, Andi Anderson, Mr. Abbott (advisor), Karol Schmitz, Joel Lichtenwalter, Marie Tapper, Alexandrea Argoudelis, Sneri Manegold, Don Piper, Doug Therrien. Seventh row — Kim Barrowman, Nicki Kovacevich, Nancy Murphy, Sally Bragg, Sheri Hall, Linda Anderson, Cindy Adsit, Jill Leiser. Eighth row — Kay McMahon, Victoria Manning, Loretta Ardaugh, Cneri Koerner, Mike Rife, Doneta Vershay, Chris Prodehl, Kristi Kramer. Ninth row — Lisa Pearson, Tom Stack, Scott Story, Brian VanLoon, Jon Pubentz, Mark Ferguson, Jay Hamilton. This is what you call true skiing! OFFICERS: Kim Hicks, Kris Kramer, Deb Woods (president), Margie Keniley, Janet Ham. Standing — Mr. Abbott (Advisor). Club members prepare to ski the Utah slopes. Students take time on tne slopes to explore the area. MAIN OFFICE AIDES Kim Darin, Renita Winchester, Amy Schleeter ATTENDANCE AIDES Front row — Lori Vasey, Lori Miller, Carla Alberico, Karla Pruss, Brenda Ki nary, Joan Schmitz. Second row — Karen Voitik, Cinda Allen, Nina Pubentz, Maureen Collins. Back row — Liz Robinson, Gail Leidig, Melinda Hogan GUIDANCE AIDES Front row — Shari Perkins, Cyndi Sharp, Denise White, Jane Gove, Mrs. Houle, Maria Traina, Lisa Gibson. Back row — Donna Bedwell, Renee Thompson, Brenda Bowers, Patricia Bonilla -------------------MEDIA AIDES-------- Front row — Mrs. Lee Wills, Jaimie Cameron, Mark Polk, Dan Mueller, Sue Lloyd, Sharon Young, Mrs. Kern, Mr. Boe. Back row — Lori Talbot, Marina Perko, Kerry Sweatt, Pat Keister, Lane Mattix. Pep band plays for championship The pep band plays for all home basketball games. This year, the band was chosen to play at the Illinois High School Association Girls’ Basketball cham- pionships at Champ- aign, Illinois. Front row — Bill Chapman, Dee Bartholme, Kris Hojnacki, Marilyn Wysocki, Sally Bragg. Maureen King, Julie Towler, Karla Snyder. Second row — Jane Nealis, Karol Schmitz, Linda Anderson, Joel Maloney, Mark Oudt, Edie Barnes. Third row — Scott Moss, Brett Webster, Dave Kozuh, A1 Win- chester, Greg Wunderlich, Steve Jones, Ken Christian, Dan Ewing, Paul Smith. Fourth row' — LuAnne Jelm, Leanne Jones, Mark Smith, Kim Eddy, Deb Woods, Cnuck Albright, Brian VanLoon, Lloyd Puckitt, Pam Bennett, Nancy Hopkins, Doug Murphy, Jim Barnes, Joe Murphy, Dale Therrien. Organization Candids Fielder Editor Hazel Nemanich prepares The treble choir sings, for the next issue. Poms warm up for practice. Mr. Jones leads the band in practice. 130 Mark Smith practices his flag routine. Laura Imhof fails to realize that rifle members Deb Jelm have no bullets. Missy Birsa, Nancy Murphy, and Nicki Kovacevich have mixed emotions about a Student Council meeting. Woods and LuAnne Madrigal jester Arlyn Eisenbrandt rests his funny bones. Band displays its trophies. 131 Varsity Football Ends 3-6 The Varsity football team ended its season with a 3-6 overall record. “This was a frustrating season,” stated Head Coach Larry McKeon. “We lost five games by one touch- down.” Junior quarterback Tony Hamil- ton manned the offesne and com- pleted 90 of 179 pass attempts. The most valuable defensive player was Dan Bush, on the offense the award went to both Keith Kopec and Don Piper. Keith Kopec and Dave Bearse were named to the all conference team. Receiving special mention on the team were Tony Hamilton, Kevin Kulaga, Don Piper, and Dan Bush. iDildcat Stadium ri •' '3' £ 3 us«• '£ raw; s C 9 o I ; $'■ v - c c ;' y « ■ .•� ? ’ . ... . ” 55 A4« 35 iWP VARSITY FOOTBALL: First row — Rob Hamilton, Scot Turvey, Dave Bearse, Gary Zimmerman Mark Ashby, Todd Vasey. Keith Kopec. Jay Menozzi. Barry Whittington, Jeff Bergbower, Jeff Rogers, Don Piper. Second row — Kevin Kulaga, Mike Mathias, Felix Torress, Ed Miller, John Neal, Bob DuBree, Roger Sorg. Dan Bush. Matt Lucas, Jeff Baran, Keith Miller. Mike Savage. Mike Pallis (mgr). Thrid row — Tim Carter. Mike Whitman, Rob Heck, Dave Countryman, Tom Mulligan, Kirk Schauer, Scott Kopec, Rod Hosford. Scott Benson. Mike Kresen. Jim Vranich. Fourth row — Coach Ivlow. Mike Daughters. Steve Georgakas, Art Terry, Jeff Mahaffey, Charlie Wilson, Rick Peder- sen. Tony Hamilton, Todd Hughes, Dale Therrien. Steve Crook. Fifth row — Coach McKeon, Coach Abbott, Coach Lange, Shari Anderson, Julie Pirc, Donna Peterson. Melinda Hogan, Angela Heck, Arlene Matson, Stacey Coppert (statisticians). The coaches from left to right: Mr. Lange, Mr. Ivlow, Mr. Abbott, and Mr. McKeon. S1TY SCOREBOARD Opponent 6 14 28 14 Plfd Romeoville Wheaton North Batavia Waubonsie Morris Kaneland Sycamore Geneva Oswego WILDCATS i 134 D. Bush WILDCATS K. Kulaga WILDCATS 1Hii£ciLb . WILDCATS M. Lucas M. Mathias E. Miller if TT Tin A TP K. Miller niLUuiUJ J. Menozzi Seniors (capt.) wildcats wnnrm toms wildcats f!LDCiI5 wJLffl2Is R. Hamilton K. Kopec (capt.) (capt.) D. Piper S. Turvey J. Baron J. Bergbower (capt) (capt.) wildcats J. Vranich WILDCATS B. Whittington 'UITT TIP ATC J. Rogers fv LUb i|3 A. Terry TiTTT nn . WTT TIP ATC F. Torres T. Vasey WILDCATS G. Zimmemran 135 Sophomores Score Two Shutouts The Sophomore Wild- cats ended their season with a 30-6 victory over Oswego. This win left the team with a 4-5 record. Coach Wienke felt that the highlights of the sea- son were the team’s shut- outs against Romeoville and Waubonsie. He also thought that the home- coming game, a 24-20 loss against Morris, was some- thing to mention. “Even though we lost, we played a good game.” Front row — Eric Greenup, John Argoudelis, Mark Ferguson, Al Jelm, Joe Casas, Mike Hall, Pat Groves, Keith Branner. Second row — Seth Martin, Doug Dickinson, Don Williams, Chris Burko, Scott Tighe, Steve Horn, Brent Ashbaugh, Darryl Roland, Tim Heck. Third row — Mike Hcrt, Sean Kelleher, Rob Plut, Rob Kovacevich, Mike Avery, Jim Wormersly, Tom Norris, Corey Tisth- ammer, Jon Pubentz. Fourth row — Coach Wienke, Coach Orr, Gina Grewenig, Sheri Manegold, Cindy Fox, Lori Miller, Doug Therrien, Brian VanLoon, Barry Rigoni. Coaches Bill Wienke and Gary Orr. Plfd. 26 Romeoville Opponent 0 16 Wheaton North 34 6 Batavia 20 14 Waubonsie 0 20 Morris 24 38 Kaneland 14 22 Sycamore 51 0 Geneva 20 30 Oswego 6 136 Freshmen Finish 7-1 Front row — Chuck McCann Tom Tibbie, Tom Gruben, Darrin Herbst, Brad Goff, Doug Goodson, Doug Plut, Gary McDanial, John Listello, Scott Davis, Paul Likes, Tom Nurczyk, Eric Nier. Second row — Jesse Cisneros, Chris Konieczki, Jim Burzinski, Joe Nelson, Missy Birsa, Janet Miller, Doug Swanek, Glen McPhail, Bob Fish, Burton Baker, Guy Pennington, David Hughes. Third row — Dan Neuschwander, Mike Thompson, Mark Sanders, John Egner, Kay McMahon, Beth Erickson, Rob Seiler, Paul Schaller, Frank Heisler, Coach Boe, Coach Walsh. The 1979 Freshman football squad dropped the opening game of the season but rebounded for seven straight victories and finished the sea- son with a 7-1 record. Offensively, the Wildcats averaged over 21 points per game and scored a season high 45 points against Batavia. The defense gave up an average of just over 8 points a game and recorded four shutouts throughout the season. The season was highlighted by recording a 24-16 come from behind victory over Morris. Coaches Mark Walsh and Jerry Boe. 137 Runners End 5-10 The Varsity Cross Coun- try team ended its 1979 season with a record of 5- 10. Bob Anderson was named the team’s most valuable runner and Randy Kinley was most improved. The sophomore team ended its season 8-7. Brett Webster was on the All- Conference team and also was the Plainfield Invita- tional Champion. CROSS COUNTRY TEAM: Front row — Kent White, Pete Offerman, Brett Webster, Mike Bra- mel, Chad Leiser, Jon Frink, Scott Dean. Paul Fazio. Back row — Brian Block, Randy Welz, Ron Offerman, Paul Roman, Bert King, Bob Anderson, Randy Kinley, Gary Wagnon, Coach Mike Reed. Bob Anderson Bob Anderson could be called Plain- field’s Man of Firsts — first Plainfield runner to qualify for the state meet, first runner to place at the state meet (13th in AA Class), and first Plainfield athlete to be recognized as an All-State athlete. During his senior cross country sea- son, Bob set a Plainfield three-mile record at 14:38, and set a new course and meet record at the Minooka Invitational by winning the championship flight. Anderson was also a record-breaker his sophomore year when he established a fresn-soph course and meet record at the Conference Meet. CROSS COUNTRY SCOREBOARD Varsity 43-20 Oswego Fresh-Soph 49-15 15-50 Joliet Central 25-34 19-36 Providence 16-45 34-21 Joliet West 46-16 29-26 Romeoville 32-25 28-27 Joliet Catholic 42-16 26-30 Batavia 41-17 30-27 Lemon t 18-44 15-50 Waubonsie 19-41 39-22 Kaneland 24-31 29-28 York ville 15-50 35-24 Sycamore 31-25 29-28 Minooka 24-32 Girls' Volleyball Wins District Title The 1979 volleyball team, with an overall record of 17-5, advanced farther than any other volleyball team in Plainfield history. The girls took second place in the Little Seven Conference with only two conference losses to Kaneland and Sycamore. In dis- trict competition the team defeated Joliet East, Aurora East and Aurora West to capture the district title. Joliet Central ended the Plainfield season by beating the team in sectional play. Named to the All Conference team were Helen Danz, Bonnie Keeley and Sharon Young. Bonnie Kelley was voted the team’s most valuable player and Helen Danz was named most improved player. VARSITY: Front row — Lisa Frink, Lisa Wilkey, Denise Klindworth, Michele Simmons, Maria Traina, Kim Rife. Second row — Coach Cartwright, Sharon Young, Helen Danz, Bonnie Keeley, Linda Anderson, Donna Dodson, Lisa Gullickson. Linda Anderson Lisa Frink Sharon Young VARSITY SCOREBOARD Plfd. Opponent In-Way ville Lockport Francis rris Oswego Waubonsie Kaneland Sycamore STRICTS rora East urora West CTIONALS Joliet East 0 Joliet Central 0 0 SENIORS The freshmen-sophomore volleyball team ended its 1979 season with an overall record of seven wins, eleven losses. Captains for this year’s team were Lisa Miller and Jacquie Medina. Plfd. Opponent 0 Lincoln-Way 2 2 York ville 1 1 Lockport 2 1 St. Francis 2 2 Morris 2 0 Batavia 4 4 Geneva 0 2 Oswego 3 2 Waubonsie 2 0 Kaneland 4 3 Sycamore 2 ▼ i 1 A I A A 1 —1 i! n Sitting — Sheri Koerner, Jane Hamor, Lisa Miller. Kneeling — Joanne Staley, Kelly Ayers, Angie Johns, Stacy Moore, Kim Matthews, Laura Whitney. Standing — Coach Cartwright, Lisa Gullickson, Linda Weber, Wendy Wrona, Amy Brandherm, Edie Barnes, Donna Dodson, and Linda Anderson. Golf finishes 2-12 The 1979 Golf team fin- ished its season with a two and twelve record for both Frosh-Soph and Varsity. The two Varsity wins were against Geneva and Waubon- sie; the Frosh-Soph wins were aginst Geneva and Lemont. The team placed 11 out of 13 at district competition, with Tom Beyer shooting an 83, only seven strokes off at the medalist score. In Girl’s districts Lori Vasey shot 113 to finish in fourteenth place out of a field of over 50 girls. Throughout the season Bill Krupowicz and Don Fox led the Varsity with consistent low scores. Tom Beyer and Don Danz also contributed Front row — Coach Brewner, Shelley LaFountain, Lori Vasey, Doug Murphy, Dan Johnston. Back row — Tom Beyer, Don Fox, Rob Cline, Bill Krupowicz, Tom Bragg. greatly to the team. Plfd. Conference: Varsity ; 173 BataviaM V 182 Waubom® 178 Morris 208 Kaneland 187 Oswego 1 Geneva 171 180 Sycamore Non-Conference: r l 190 Lockport ft-- 182 Joliet Catholic. 188 Joliet West 171 LJrgpnt 176 J$fet East 181 186 Providence � BolingbrodK Opponent 167 184 164 208 167 179 167 168 170 155 158 167 159 168 Flfd. Conference: 232 Bata 215 Waul 216 Morris 229 Kanelai! 209 Oswego 209 Geneva 220 Sycamore Non-Conference: 220 Lockpor 218 Joliet Catholic 231 Juliet West 194 nont 210 Wiliet East, 199 Provident 224 Bolingbrook 75pponenT 187 210 188 190 194 246 184 218 166 206 212 206 181 221 Seniors Don Fox Bill Krupowicz 142 Don Danz Three Students Swim for PHS Three swimmers represented Plainfield High School at various district and state level contests this year. Senior Linda Anderson is a back stroker and free-style swimmer. She also swims for the Naperville Y.M.C.A. in her spare time. Karl Schmitz, a sophomore, specializes in the breast stroke and free style swimming. Free-style swim- ming and individual medley events are the speciali- ties of freshman Kris Schmitz. Both Karl and Kris swim during the winter months for the Joliet Y.M.C.A. Jets. Linda Anderson has been swimming competi- tively for the past ten years; Kris and Karl each have nine years of competitive experience. Linda and Kris participated in the Girls’ State Districts, and Kris went on to participate in the State Semi- Finals. Karl competed in the Boys’ State Competi- tion on February 16,1980. Kris Schmitz, Karl Schmitz, and Linda Anderson Mrs. Anderson congratulates Kris Schmitz. Karl Schmitz placed twelfth in the 100 yard breaststroke at the state meet this year. He com- peted at Downers Grove South, where over 90 schools were repre- sented. 143 Varsity basketball finishes 4-21 The 1980 Varsity basketball team ended its season with four wins and 21 losses. Senior Barry Whittington received special mention on the All-Conference Team, and honorable mention went to Junior Tony Hamilton. Hamilton also had the highest free throw percentage for the season and was named “Mr. Hustle.” Don Danz had the most rebounds for the team. Voted most valuable was Barry Whittington Ken Gierich was the team’s most improved player. Kneeling — Brent Ashbaugh, Rich Sharp, Jim Buldak, Tony Hamilton, Brian Reeves, Jeff Girrard. Standing — Glen Cherry, Brian Waldron, Don Danz, Dave Comer, Ken Gierich, Barry Whittington. 144 Coach Lambert gives encouragement to the team. Barry Whittington jumps fora basket. The Wildcats overpower Morris to gain the rebound. 145 Sophs win Turkey Tourney This year’s sophomore basketball won the Plain- field Thanksgiving Tour- nament. The team finished with an overall record of 10 wins and 12 losses. In the conference the team has six wins and eight losses. (left to right) Coach Fassiotto, Angela Heck (manager), Brian Reeves, Jim Collins, Tom Norris, Bob Thompson, Bob Fish, Mark Norris, Mike Bosman, Jeff Girrard, Brent Ashbaugh, Chris McCully, Rich Sharp, Bob Donahue, Larry Jaros, Melinda Hogan (manager). Plfd. Opponent 70 Romeoville 47 43 Minooka 38 55 Kaneland 64 40 Oswego 54 48 Morris 50 61 Batavia 49 38 Joliet Catholic 56 25 Providence 56 31 Bolingbrook 40 59 Waubonsie 50 46 Minooka 44 49 Sycamore 57 54 Geveva 72 43 Kaneland 56 51 48 Oswego Marmion 39 72 68 Morris 63 53 Batavia 43 52 Waubonsie 44 47 Lemont 36 58 Sycamore 68 59 Geneva 74 Freshman basketball suffers defeats First row — Dick Whittington, Kent Coble, Kurt Krueger, Pat Broncato, Rich Hatchett, Matt Wodie, Pat Boris. Second row — Sheri Koerner (manager), Marci Keenan, Jim Burzinski, Tom Tibbie, Eric Greenup, Scott Davis. Todd Wilson Gary McDaniel, Craig Schultz, Mark Wilmington, Lynn Jelm (manager). Coach Y arbrough. Under the direction of Coach Jim Yarb- rough, the freshmen boys’ basketball team ended its 1980 season with a record of three wins, 14 losses. Although the boys’ B team had several close scores, it failed to win a game this season. A-Team Plfd. Opponent 25 Joliet Catholic 56 35 Lockport 36 22 Morris 80 37 Romeoville 38 39 Minooka 61 29 Westmont 49 34 Wilmington 64 Win over Lemont by forfeit 44 Rata via 60 45 Oswego 51 35 Waubon'sie 32 36 Geneva 63 47 Yorkville 39 14 Providence 56 23 Lockport 52 42 Kaneland 67 SENIORS Carol Brinkman Maureen Collins Kelly Driskill A Kim Eddy With a record of 12 wins, 11 losses, the girls’ varsity basket- ball team finished with a win- ning season. Carol Brinkman was named to the All-Confer- ence Team. Receiving All-Con- ference special mention were Lori Vasey and Jane Nealis. Carol Brinkman was the team’s most valuable player, and Jane Nealis was named most improved. At the Frosh-Soph level, Diane Comer was most valuable player. VARSITY: Kneeling — Sharon Young, Jacquie, Medina, Lori Vasey, Maria Traina, Kim Eddy. Standing — Maureen Collins, Carol Brinkman, Jane Nealis, Lynn Zullo, Stacy Reic- hert, Coach Jackie O’Brien. Opponent jrove 66 46 55 66 53 50 44 57 35 43 47 60 45 50 46 40 Benet Academy Bolingbroo' Romeoville Providence StFrancis Academy meovme aubonsie Kaneland Oswego Sycamore Geneva, Mi Batavia Waubonsie Kaneland Oswego Sycamore B lifvia York ville — East Aurora V X 60 44 38 33 39 56 44 12 61 44 43 41 28 41 19 66 44 46 51 51 43 44 49 Maureen Collins guards against Oswego. Carol Brinkman gets ready to snout me free throw. JUNIOR VARSITY: First row — Kim Matthews, Penny Costenaro, Bonnie Cowger, Connie Malhison. Second row — Linda Osmus, Sharon Otto, Beth Erickson, Linda Weber, Brenda Book. Third row — Coach Smith, Lisa Robinson, Diane Comer, Kris Robinson. Jane Nealis tries to recover from a blow to the eye. V 2II St. Francis Romeoville Waubonsie Kaneland Oswego Sycamore Geneva Morris Batavia Waubonsie Kaneland Oswego Sycamore Geneva. Morris— atavia orkville Opponent 43 51 33 9 33 40 36 46 ' C63 31 25 29 34 m 31 t m m 40 6L 301 Janet Hankins Robin Schlieben Sharon Young Lynn Zutlo 149 Two wrestlers compete at state Once again the premier winter sport at P.H.S. was wrestling, with both the var- sity and sophomore teams capturing second place in the Little Seven Conierence and Mike Abens and Don Govoni conference champions. The team also won several tournaments held throughout the year and placed second in district competition. In the district meet, five wrestlers advanced to the finals and qualified for the sectional meet. Rob Hamilton went on to capture second place in the sectional meet and, although he did not par- ticipate in the final round, Mike Abens took third place in his weight class. Both Abens and Hamilton qualified to compete in the state wrestling tournament, where they unfortunately lost. Front row — Steve Troha, Keith Rogers, Don Govoni, Chuck McCann, John Herbst, Bob Betz- wiser, Mark Tomazic. Second row — Mark Ashby, Tim Carter, Toby Gill, Dave Petersen, Rob Heck, Monty Mattix, Mike Abens. Third row — Eileen Wheeler, Bob Dubree, Rick Pedersen, John Neal, Rob Hamilton, Jeff Mahaffey, Mike Daughters, Paul Udeil, Steve Jones, Coach Tom Baker. 38 31 37 1st 27 56 36 33 49 T , v k ix rt Lincoln Way TorfnamenT Kaneland Oswego Rounalake Tournament Morris W he a tort Warren ville Bolingbrook West Chi' Sophs place second in conference With a season record of 12 wins and one loss, the sopho- more wrestling team finished second in the Little Seven Conference. The team also placed second in the Naper- ville Tournament. Jeff Wal- ters, first place winner in that tournament and in the con- ference, had the most team points this year and placed second in district competition at the varsity level. Other first place conference win- ners were Ron Mentzer and Nick Ouas. Darren Herbst, Rich Henderson, and Scott Tighe finished second overall, and Jim Johnston. Rob Kovacevich, and Rob Plut fin- ished third. First row — Dave Geschke, Ron Mentzer, Nick Quas, Jim Johnston, Mike Kosicek, Tim Heck. Sec- ond row — Deanna Whitman, Cindy Jones, Scott Tighe, Rob Kovacevich, Rich Holmes, Rob Plut, Mike Hall, Coach Zbacnik. Plfd. 60 Lockport Opponent 9 41 Kaneland 17 41 Oswego 15 67 Morris 0 29 Batavia 35 42 Wheaton Warrenville 15 33 Bolingbrook 28 2nd 36 Naperville Tournament Providence 24 36 Waubonsie 15 38 Sycamore 10 56 Geneva 9 54 Mendota 9 51 Romeoville 6 152 First row — Darrin Herbst, Gary Wagnon, Jim Bamer, Mark Breslin, John Racich, Jessie Cisneros. Second row — Sue Boyd (manager), Rich Henderson, Roger Godinez, Paul Likes, Guy Pennington, Coach Dave Ivlow. Frosh go undefeated This team was the first fresh- man wrestling team to finish undefeated in Plainfield history. The team won the 16-team Rich South Tournament, with Nick Quas, Darrin Herbst and Rich Henderson finishing as champi- ons. Darrin Herbst and Rich Henderson were unbeaten this season. Losing only once were Jim Bamer, Gary Wagnon, Mark Breslin, Paul Likes, and Jessie Cisneros. Opponent 49 Lockport 6 52 Kaneland 9 41 Oswego 12 39 Batavia 3 Wheaton Warrenville 6 37 Providence 7 Romeoville 16 36 Wilmington 17 Joliet CSpolic 25 Cheerleaders Build Spirit, Pyramids VARSITY FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS.First row — Teresa LeGrand, Karla Pruss, Rachel King, Julie Puntney, Tammy Lutter. Back row — Jill Labbc, Lori Labl c, Lynda Homerding, Nina Pubentz, and Maura Keniley JUNIOR VARSITY: Front — Carla Alberico. Middle — Susan Wagner, Lisa Pearson, Jodi Tannenbaum, Teresa Keniley, Terri Spenner, Lisa Reyes. Top — Victoria Manning, Melissa Wright, Lon Miller. 154 Varsity cheerleaders hard at work. . .Wrestling JUNIOR VARSITY:liOwer left Mary Kin , Ann Farrell, Victoria Manning. Up|H. r left Beth Troha, Karen McMillan, Tammy Wicks, Theresa Keniley, Amy Pemberton. VARSITY:Julie Puntney, Rachel King, Nina Pubentz, Karla Pruss, I ori I,al l e, SUicy George. Basketball • • • VARSITY: Teresa LeGrand, Denise Klindworth, Jill Labbe, Lisa Gibson, Donna Peterson, Cindy Pennington. 156 Cheer on___ Seniors Lynda Homerdintf Lori Labbfe Seniors Tt'TrnH tsCirunfl m ’’indy fVnningtnn Karla Pro � Nina FulxrflU 158 District Office Personnel Mr. Avon Arbo — Assistant Superintendent for DISTRICT OFFICE SECRETARIES: Lynn Smith, Rita Bennett, Ruth Canaday, Finance and Operations Alice Gans, Norma Simmons, Ruth Prange, Bea Ryan, Karen Scott. Mr. Tom Williams — Director of Student Supi ort Services Mr. Dick Eldred — Supervisor of Operations Mr. Keith Thompson — Supervisor of Mainte- nance Board of Education Dr. Roland Smith, Jay Mathias, Donald Nicr, Elizabeth Eichelberger, Rob- ert Whitley, Jerome Krupowicz, Merle Hayward. “Education has for its object the formation of character.” Herbert Spencer 161 Principals and Staff Assistant Principal Paul Montgomery, Principal James Waldorf, Assistant Principal Chuck Anderson. “We are called a democracy, for the administration is in the hands of the many and not of the few.” Thucydides SECRETARIES: Fran Wilmington, Judie Houle, Vera Glasscock, Lona Traina, and Betty Talbot. “Good counselors lack no clients.” Shakespeare Scott Miller — Divisional Chairperson Nancy Anderson of Art, Media, Music, Guidance, and Special Education. Guidance George Schlott 16 2 Richard Chavez — Spanish Foreign Language “Perhaps of all the creations of man, language is the most astonishing.” Lytton Strachey Joan Kirby — French Barbara Smith — Spanish 163 English “The grammar has a rule absurd which I would call an outworn myth: A preposition is a word you mustn’t end a sentence with!” Berton Braley Sue Alexander Pat Benson Hake Joyce Bredthauer Adele Hunt Helen Lukancic — Divisional Chairperson of Eng- lish Kevin Browner m i u v Math Joyce Scnffner Dave Neal “The mathematician has reached the highest rung on the ladder of human thought.” Havelock Ellis Jan Keeley 166 Steve Hunt Science “Books must follow sciences, and not science books.” Francis Bacon Carolyn Poltinger Ted Schorn Bob Hill 167 Social Science Leo A. Behrens retired from Plainfield High School at the end of the first semester in January of 1980, after having shared his many talents with Plainfield students for twenty-one years. He started teaching social sciences and coaching bas- ketball at the junior high school and then moved into the high school in 1962. There he continued to teach social sciences, especially United States his- tory, government, and sociology. He was varsity basketball coach for five years. Mr. Behrens will be remembered by his students and co-workers as a quiet and quick-witted teacher and friend. Leo Behrens Phyllis Yahnke — Divisional Chairperson of Social Sciences and Foreign Language Shirley Best Bob Cutter James King , s Larry McKeon Business Eugene Bamewolt — Director of Vocational Education Darlene Frink Linda Kinnikin — Coordinator of Office Education Program i_________ Gloria Racchini Bonnie Williams Doug Abbott Industrial Arts Mr. Abbott left Plainfield High School this year after eight years of teaching here. He came to PHS in 1972, having just finished his tour of duty with the United States Army as a First Lieutenant in military intelli- gence. Mr. Abbott taught metals and electronics, later teaching electronics exclusively. Mr. Abbott coached football for every year he taught. From 1972 to 1977 he coached the freshman and sopho- more teams in 1978 and 1979 he served as assistant coach for the varsity team. He also sponsored the ski club and organized trips to local and western ski resorts. During his years of teaching, Mr. Abbott also found time to earn a Master’s degree in secondary science teaching. He left Plainfield High School to become a marketing representative for Peterson Manufacturing Company. Ray Seiberlich Chuck Groszek Tom Baker Steve Tunell 171 Media Man builds no structure Which outlives a book. Eugene Fitch Ware Lee Wills Music POWDERPUFF Jim Yarbrough — Choral Music must take rank as the highest of the fine arts — as the one which, more than any other, ministers to human welfare. Herbert Spencer Penny Goad Jane DeAcetis i Edward Jones — Band Lois Vrieze 172 Lauretta Gallahue Art “Art comes to you proposing frankly to give nothing but the highest quality to your moments as they pass. Walter Horatio Pater Robyn Kurnat Cheryl Samusevich — Divisional Chairperson of Busi- ness, Home Ec. and Ind. Arts I „ ■—Home Economics Evelyn Cable 173 Physical Education “Health is the vital principle of bliss, and exercise of health.” James Thomson Athletic Director Chuck Harris 174 Dave Ivlow Kathy Kazmar Karen Roppa Delie West Terry Wittekicnd Larry McKeon Harold Lange Dennis Mattix Divisional Chairperson of Drivers’ and Physical Education 176 177 Smiles... We hope our scrapbook of Plainfield High School has brought a smile — at a friend, yourself, a remembered moment. As seniors, we will be leaving this high school with mem- ories of teachers, tests, and hectic yearbook deadlines, but we will also leave with many memories of friends and laughter — smiles. We hope to think of these moments first when we reminisce, which is why we devoted these pages to some smiling faces. To the sen- iors, good luck in whatever you choose to do, and to those who have more years at Plain- field High School, keep smiling. 178 179 — A — Abens, Michael 8,14,18,113, B 150 Adam, George 82 Adsit, Cindy 54,100,107,117, 1118,120, 126 pAdsit, Dave 68,108,117,120 Agrue, John 68 Alander, Link 100,110 Alberico, Carla 68,120,154 Albright, Charles 68,117,180 Albright, Susan 18 Allen, Cinda Lea 68,120 Allen, Jennifer 82 Allen, Ronald 54 Ailing, Sharyl 54 Allshouse, David 54 Ally, Rrian 54 Alson, Linda 54 Altenhoff, Tom 68 Anderson, Andi 68,126 Anderson, Cathi 18,113,114,115 Anderson, Linda 18,49,114,115, f 117,120,126,130,140,141,143 I Anderson, Robert 19,112,138, ■ 139 Anderson, Shari 54,64,134 Anderson, William 54 Andreae, Karen 54 Andres, Jerry Andros, Elaine Andros, George 68 Angelus, John 82 Angelus, Michael 19 Anzelc, Thomas Ardaugh, Loretta 54,113,126 Argoudelis, Alexandra 54,106, 115,118,120,126 Argoudelis, JoAnn 68 Argoudelis, John 68,136 Argoudelis, Maria 54 Ashhaugh, Brent 68,136,144, • 146 Ashby, Mark 19,37,124,125, 134,135,150 Ashley, Deborah 54 Austin, Kimberly 54 Avery, Michael 68,136 Avram, Pamela Ayers, Kelly 82,125,141 Ayers, Kim 68 — B — Babich, Paul 54 Baer, Laura 54 Baker, Burton 82,137 Baker, Donald 19 Baker, Ellen 68 Baltz, Jamie 82 Bambic, David 3,19 Bambic, Janet 68 Bangert, Patricia 16,19, 37,49, 114.128 Bangert, Tom 68 Baran.Jeff 19,113,114,135,184 Barker, Diane 82,122 Barner, Barbara 19,107,113, 114 Barner, James 82,153 Barnes, Edith 82,106,113,116, Barnes, James 54,113,116,120, 130 Barrowman, Kimberly 68,126 Bartholme, Dee 82,106,113, 117,120,130 Bates, Robert 82 Bates, Thomas 68 Batiz, Jamie Bauer, Cathleen 20,106,118,120 Beahm, Donald 68 Bearse, David 5,20,124,125,134 Beaver, Mitzi 68 Beck, Tina 82 Beckman, Chari 20 Beckman, Kristan 69,110 Bedwell, Donna 20,106,114, 115.129 Bellafiore, Vicki 69,79,100,108, 109,112,115 Bennett, Adam 69 Bennett, Brian 82 Bennett, David 54 Bennett, Jeffrey 20 Bennett, Pamela 20,117,120 Benson, Kim 69 Benson, Scott 54,134 Bergbower, Jeffrey 20,134,135 Berglund, Holly 54 Berglund, Kevin 82 Bergthold, John 69 Berlin, Tammy 69,79,100,105, 108,112,106,107 Betzwiser, Karen 69 Betz wiser, Robert 55, 150 Beverly, Jane 55 Beyer, Gayle 20 Beyer, Thomas 69,142 Biernat, Donna 82,113 Biggerstaff, Paul Binzen, Brian 16 Binzen, Kevin 21 Binzen, Mark 55 Birsa, Kathleen 82 Birsa, Melissa 82,109, 131,137 Bisset, Jerry 82 Blackwell, Peggy 6,82, 119 Blake, Eric 69 Blake, Jeffrey 21 Block, Brian 82,138 Blogg, Roy 21 Blum, Donald 69 Bolte, Jalayne 10,21,126 Bolte, Ray 83 Bolton, Dawn 69 Bolton, Dean 22 Bonilla, Pat 129 Book, Brenda 69,149 Book, Bruce 83 Booth, Lisa 83,126 Borden, Shanna 69 Boris, Amy 83, 122 Boris, Barbara 55 Boris, Patrick 83,147 Bosman, Michael 69,146 Bosman, Michelle 83 Bossert, Teresa 68, 69,79,106, 107,108 Bostanehe, John 55 Bough ton, Scott 55 Bowers, Brenda 69, 129 Boyd, Carol 22 Boyd, Deborah 22 Boyd, Jim 55 Boyd, Phillip 22,126 Boyd, Susan 83,109,153 Bozman, Connie 55 Bozman, Diane 69 Bozman, Tim 55 Bozman, Tina 83 Bragg, Sally 55,96,118,120, 126,130 Bragg, Thomas 22,142 Bramel, Michael 69,115,138 Brandherm, Amy 83,141 Brandherm, Mary 22,49 Branner, Keith 69,136 Brazeal, Michelle 55 Brazzale, Christine 83 Brazzale, Tony 69 Breslin, Mark 88,93,153 Breslin, Patrick 55,106,112 Brewer, Mike Brinkman, Carol 22,148 Broncato, Patrick 83,147 Bronk, Jennifer 83,109,156 Brooks, Daw n 69 Brooks, Kindra 83 s| Brown, Jeffers 69 Rrown, Mark 69 Brown, Robert D. 69 Bruno, Ray $3 Bruno, Ron 55 Buehler, Shaunna 55 Buerger, Debra 69 Buldak,;JamesT44 Buldak, Thomas 22 . Bumbef, Robin 55 j-Bumber, William 83 PBurd, Timothy 55 Burditt, M. Brad 69 Burke, Christopher 69,136 Burnett, Deborah 69 Burzinski, James 83,137,147 Bush, Daniel 11,23,134 ■ Bush, Laurie 10,21,23 Bush, Sally 10,23 , Buss, Gary 100,124,125 Buss, Karen J Buss, Robert 55,125 Butler, Gerald 55 Butler, Robin 83,120 Butters, Tom 55 Byrnes, Daniel 55 Byrnes, Diane 83,119 — c— Cain, Lisa 23,124 Calkins, Kirk 55 Cameron, Jamie 129 Cameron, Mark Cambell, Brenda 23 Cambell, Laura Capek, Julie 69,119 Carey, Andy 23 Carey, Dorothy 55 Carey, Mark Carey, Michael 83 Carlock, Scott 23 Carlson, Pamela 69 Carter, Timothy 55,100,116, 120,125,134,150 Casas, Jose 69, 136 Casas, Lorenzo 83,124 Cassem, Christina 83 Cerovac, John 69,110 Chaplin, Gayle 69 -t Chaplin, George 23 Chaplin, Mike- Chapman, Gail 83, 119,135 Chapman, William 69,118,120, 130 Cherry, Donald 55 Cherry, Glen 24,144 Chester, Kathy 55 Chobar, Darla 69 Christian, Dawn 55 Christian,Ken 24,100,101,112, 116,120,125,130 Churnovic, Larry 55 Churnovic, Lou 70 Ciarlette, James 83 Cisneros, Jackie 55 Cisneros, Jessie 83,137,153 Clark, Tami 10,16,24.126 Clark, Teresa 70,119 Clark, Toni 70,156 Cleary, Mike 70 Clemons, Becky 83 Cline, Robert 66,70, 142 Clink, Vicky 83,124,125 Coble, Larry 83 Coleman, Bobby 55 Collins, James 83,146 Collins, Maureen 24,128,148 Comer, Dave 55,144 Comer, Diane 83,149 Connelly, Theresa 70 Conrad, Karla 24 Conrad, Keith 24 Conroy, Helen 83,119,125 Coons, Sherrell 55 Cooper, Michelle 82,83,122 Coppert, Stacey 55,134 Corzan, Mike 24 Costenaro, Penny 83,149 Couch, Kevin 70 Couch, Penny Contryman, David 55,134 Courtney, Jaimie 70 Cowger, Bonne 83,126,149 m Cowger, Desiree 55 Cox,John 70 Cux am 24 Cramer, Dawn 83,116 Crandall, Tim 55 Cremer, Dave 11,25 Criss, Bruce 25 Crissup, John 70 Crook, Steve 56,134 Crosaro, Cathy 70 Cruz, Rory Cummings, Kevin 56 Cummings, Laura 70 Curry, Gale 84 Curry, Roxann 70,157 Czyz, Steve 70 — D — Dahl, Dave 25,113,114 Dahl, Therese 70,116,120 Daniels, Lindsey 25 Danz, Dan 26,144 Danz, Helen 56,126,140 26,128 •70 Mike 56,134,150 Davis, Andi 26 Davis, ,fohn 26 Davis, Scott 84, 137,147 Day, Doreen 70,110,115 Dean, Scott 84,110,118,120,138 DeBoni, Diane 70 H Deere, Lisa 70,100,112 Deering, Kevin 84 DeLara, Dan 8,26 DelSasso} Lori 56 Denn® Darla 56 Dennison, Sandra 70 Dernulc, Bryan 70 Dernulc, Greg 26 DeRocco, Matt 26 Deufel, Karen 26 DeVries, Brent 56,64 Dew, Marvin 84 Dew, Teresa 56 Dewitt, Larry 70,100,110 Dewitt, Robert Dewitt, Tina Diaz, Maria Diaz, Oscar 70 DiGiovine, Rosemarie 56,124 Dickinson, Doug 70,136 Dickinson, Sandy 84 Dister, Randall Dodson, Donna 84,113,140,141 Doll, Jim 70 Doll, Robert 84,124 Domark, Tammy 15,27 Domark.Todd 70 Donahue, Bob 70,146 Dowd, Ty Driskill, Kelly 27,148 Drumm, Jeff 84 DuBree, Bob 58,62,134,150 Dubrovich, Paula 27 Duchene, Pama56,115,126 Duranto, Bob 67,70 — E — Eaton, Brian 56 Eberhard, Pete 84 Eddy, Dawn 27 Eddy, Kim 10,27,49,100,112, 113,114,115,116,119,120, 130,148 Eddy, Lee 84,126 Eddy, Sandy 70,104,112,119 Eddy, Sue 70,112 Egizio, Michelle 70 Egner, John 84,92,110,117,120, 137 Eichholzer, Dave 84,117,120 Eigenheer, Brian 27,96,108, 110,112,131 Eisenbrandt, Arlvn 27,29,99, 100,106,124,125 Ellerbrock, Annette 27 Ellerbrock, Anthony 56 Emerson, Jim 84 Engel, Amy Jo 56 England,Barb 84,122 Engle, Deb 28 Engle,LeEtta 70,115 Engwall, Carol 70 Erickson, Beth 10,84,137,149 Erickson, Ron 70 Erickson, Vicki 70 Evans, Pam 84 Everett, Wendy 28 181 Ewing, Dan 56,100,101,108, 116,120,130 — F — Farley, Mike Farrell, Anne 71,155 Fawver, Cindy 56 Fay, Donna 71 Fazio, Paul 84,138 Fecht, Mark 56 Fenili, Bill 16,28 Fenili, Mary 71 Fenili, Ray 84 Ferguson, Mark 71,126,136 Ferrari, Gina 28 Fiday, Don 84 Fiene, Sue 28 Filas, Laura 56 Findlay, Cindy 71 Findlay, Kim 56 Findlay, Mike 84 Findlay, Nancy 56 Fish, Donna 56 Fish, Boh 84,90,137,146 Fisher, Darryl 56 Fistler, Sarah 28,106 Flavell, Leslie 84 Flesburg, Craig 71 Fletcher, Jenny 56 Fletcher, Julie 71 Fortenberry, Gary 56 Fox, Cindy 71,136 Fox, Don 28,142 Francis, Lincoln 71 Frazier, Joanne 84,124,125 Frazier, Nancy 28,114 Fredericks, Don Fredericks, Ron 71 Fredericksen, Keith 56 Fredericksen, Robbin 71,124, 125 Frink, Jon 71,138 Frink, Lisa 29,108,140 Fronek,Jenny 56 — G — Garaffa, Joe 29 Garaffa, Lorrie 71 Garcia, Enrique 84 Garcia, Rick Gardner, Sharon 84 Garrison, Samantha 71 Gauen, Curt 56,106,107,110, 118,120 Geiger, Frank 56 Gembicki, Deb 71,124,125 Georgakas, Steve 56,134 George, Heidi 29 George, Stacy 56,126,155 Germain, Cindy 84 Germain, Gary 14,56 Geschke.Dave 71,113,152 Geschke, Dawn 71,115 Giarrante, Todd 29 Gibson, Lisa 11,17,18,30,109, 113,114,115,129,156,157 Gierich, Ken 56,116,120,144 Gill, Cindy 71 Gill, Toby 17,150 Gilley, Laura 25 Gillham, Jennifer 71,104,105, 112,116,120 Girrard, Jeff 144,146 Glad, Paul 67,71 Glavan, Lisa 56 Godinez, Roger 84 Godinez, Serafin Goff, Brad 84,137 Golliher, Keith 56 Gomez, Fred 84,117,120 Goodson, Doug 84,137 Goowdin, Kris 71,118,120 Gorecki, Jon Gorecki, Mike 30 Gossett, Crystal 71,124 Gossett, Shawn 30 Gossman, Larry 30 Gove, Jane 71,100,109,112,129 Govoni, Don 71,113,115,150 Graham, Deb 56 Graham, Laurie 30,106 Greenup, Eric 84,136,147 Gregorash, Meg 30 Grewenig, Gina 71,136 Gricus, Denise 84 Groves, Pat 71,136 Groves, Paula 84,116,120 Gruben, Tom 84,137 Gruber, Jeanette 53,56,104 Gudgeon, Peggy 57 Gullicksen, Lisa 71,140,141 Gullicksen, Lyndell 30 — H — Hackl, Laurie 57 Hairald, Brian 85 Hairald, Mike Hall, Mike 71,136,152 Hall, Shari 57,126 Halley, Diane 85 Ham, Janet 57,113,122,126,127 Hamby, Annette 57,100,112, 119 Hamilton, Jim 85 Hamilton, Rob 11,30,134,135, 150,151 Hamilton, Tony 57,126,134,144 Hamor, Jane 71,141 Hankins, Janet 31,149 Harding, Dean 71 Harding, Kim 85 Hardy,Jack 71 Hardy, Kim Hardy, Lisa 85 Harper, Randy 85 Harris, Bea Harshbarger, Rich 71,73 Harshbarger, Sue 85,125 Hatchett, Deb 57,100,104,106, 112,124,125 Hatchett, Rich 85,147 Hathaway, Gigi 85 Hayes, Pam 71 Haynes, Mike 71 Heck, Angela 31,41,108,115, 134.146 Heck, Rob 57,134,150 Heck, Tim 71,136,152 Hedtcke, Beth 31 Heisler, Frank 85,93,137 Henderson, Kristy 71,115 Henderson, Rich 85,153 Hennings, Lynn 57,118,120 Henson, Connie Henson, Tamara 72 Herbst, Darin 85,137,153 Herbst, John 31,150,151 Hert, Mike 85,136 Hibler, Jean 31 Hicks, Kelly 57 Hicks, Kim 68,72,127 Higgenbotham, Bob Higgenbotham, Steve 57,112 Hill, Jim 85 Hill, Tim Hill, Tina 85 Hillock, Chris 57 Hines, Wendy 72,107,112,113, 118,120 Hoffmeyer, John 57 Hoffmeyer, Robin 85,110,112, 124,126 Hoffmeyer, Scott 85 Hogan, Melinda 10,31,108,115, 128.134.146 Hohen water, George 11,16,31 Hohen water, Todd 57 Hojnacki, Kristin 85,113,118, 120,130 Holm, Rich 72,152 Holt, Karen 85,125 Homerding, Lynda 6,7,11,31, 33,106,114,154,157 W Hopkins, Nancy 10,32,116,120, 130 Hoppe, Dan 32 Horath, Laura 57,124 Horath, Leetta 85 Horn, Steve 72,136 Horshler, Mark 32 182 Horton, Cindy 85,118,120 Hosford, Rod 57,134 Hotuycc, Michele 57 Houck, Andy 72 Houck, Lisa 32 Hougas, Chris 57 Hougas, Sue 72 Houlis, Jim 72 House, Dave 57 Howen, Deen 57 Hughes, David 85,137 Hughes, Jerry 85 Hughes, Jody 85 Hughes, Todd 57,134 Hull, Dave Hult, Tim 72 Hunter, Caryn57 Huppert, Erik 72 Husa, Scott Hustad, Linda 57 Ibarra, Marty 32 Ibarra, Porfirio Imhof, Laura 57,109, 119,124, 125,131,157 Imrie, Mary 72 Ivec, Marty 32 Ivec, Michelle 85,100,101,124, 125 Jackson, Dan 85 Jania, Mike 57 Jaros, Larry 72,146 Jelm, Allen 72,136 Jelm, Luanne 8,32,100,114, 119,125,130,131 Jelm, Lynn 85,119,121, 125, 147 Jenkins, Jerry 72 Jenneman, Scott 85 Johns, Angie 72,141 Johnson, Darryl 57 Johnson, Debbie 32 Johnson, Keith Johnson, Kelly 85 Johnson, Kurt 85 Johnson, Kyle Johnson, Loralee 8 Johnson, Sherry 72 m Johnston, Daniel 85,142 Johnston, Jim 72,152 Jolly, Janna 85 Jolly, Joy 33 Jones, Cindy 72,152 Jones, LeaAnn 68,72,117,120, 130 Jones, Steve 21,33,117,120,130, 150 Jordan, Ken 33,37 uel, Jimmy 33 — K — aatz, Jim 72,116,120 .gay, Danny 85 Karr, Lisa 3 Karr, Lynn Kauzlarich, Shirley 72 Kayfish, Anthony 85 Kayfish, Joe Bonnie 1,125,147 112,125 .. 112, 129 Kelleher, Shawn 10,72,136 Kelly, Brian 86 Kelly, Karen 86,122,125 Kelly, Keith kelly, Maureen 86,125 Kelly, Ray 57 Kelly, Theresa 34 Kelly, Vic 57 Keniley, Margie 14,34,98,126, 127 Keniley, Maura 57,154 Keniley, Teresa 8,14,82,86,154, 155 Ketchum, Cynthia 86 Keyser, Gerald 86 Kibler, Patrick 72 King, Bert 34,115,116,120,138, 139 King, Mary 72,155 King, Maureen 57,100,118,120, 130 King, Rachel 57,154,155 King, Sheila 34,134 Kinley, Randall 57,115,138,139 Kinnary, Brenda 58,128 Kinzler, Dawn 72,78,119 Kinzler, Don 34 Kinzler, Ronald 34 Klak, Linda 10,11,34,35,109, 114,115 Klindworth, Denise 52,58,124, 125,140,156 Klindworth, Jill 35 Klindworth, Julie 86,156 Knotts, Linda 86 Knotts, Sonia 58,124 Knowles, Tom 86 Kochalka, Darryl 72 Kochert, LouAnne Kochet, Peggy 73 Koenig, Sheri 73 Koerner, Cheri 86,124,125,126, 141,147 KoKaly, Leanne 73,124 Konieczki, Chris 86,137 Konieczki, Denise 73 Kopec, Keith 11,16,35,113,114, 134.135 Kopec, Scott 58,96,113,134 Kopjo, Cheryl 86,122 Korczak, Debbie 33,35 Koren, Eld 35 Korn, Pam 35,126 Kosicek, Mike 73,152 Kovacevich, Nicki 86,109,122, 181.136 Kovacevich, Robert 73,136,152 Kozuh, Barbara 58 Kozuh, David 113,117, IS Kramer, Kristi 68,73,11' 12% i Kreiger, Caryn 58 Kresen, DeeDee 73 Kresen, Julie 35 Kresen, Mike 58,134 Krohn, Lisa 86 Krueger, Angie Krueger, Jodi 73 Krueger, Kurt 86,147i Krupowicz, Bill 35,113,114,142 Kuczynski, Doreen 58 p Kuehni, Bryan 58 Kulaga, John 73 j Kulaga, Kevin 35, IS Kulaga, Mark 86 I Labbe, Jiy6,115,154,156,157 Labbe, Lori 6,9,10,25,36,115, 154.155.157 LaFave, Barbara 86 LaFave, Rob 58 LaFountsin, Shelley 73,110,142 Lambert -Mike 86 Lambert Susan 73 Lance,Mark 36 Lantz, Christina 86 Lantz, Patricia 36 LapickJ John 36,49,113,114 Larkins, David 86 Larson, John 86 Larson, Bob 58 Ledwa, Brian 58 Ledwa, Russell Legler, Robert LeGrand, Teresa 6,17,18,36,41, 113.114.154.156.157 Lehew, Paula 58,119 Lehmann, Sheri 58 Leidig, Gail 36,49,104,108,115, 124,125,128 Leiser, Chad 87,138 Leiser, Jill 58,126 Levoe, Rose 73 Libersher, John 87 Lichtenwalter, Eric 87,126 Lichtenwalter, Joel 58,96,100, 108,109,112,126,117,120,125 Ligon, Carla 87,106,124,125 Liker, Deb 73 Dikes, Mila Dikes, Paul 87,137,153 Dindsay, Darry 73 Diptak, Gary 58 Diptak, Scott Distello, Christine 73, 78,106, 107,108,110 Distello, John 87,137 Dloyd, Susan 73,129 Ijockhart, John 73,126 Dockwood, Chris 87 Lockwood, Scott 73 Ijoeffler, Brett 36 Dollar, John Dondrie, Tammy 87,122,125 Dong, Marianne 73 Dong, Sherry 58 Dong, Steve 58 Dong, Tracy 73 Dongnecker, Clark 87 Donngren, Paula 73,78,97,112 Dtwck, Dave 37 Dorene, Lisa 58 Dorenc, Robert 87 Dovstad, Darlene 58,126 Ducas, Matt 37,134 Dutter, Tammy 58,108,154 Duzbetak, Doug 73 — M — McCann, Charles 87,137,150 McCarthy, Daurie 58,117,120 McCauley, Chris 73,146 McCauley, Richard 58 McCloud, Meg 52,58,119,124 McClintock, Tammy 87,119 McClintock, Robert 73 Me Daniel, Christine 87 McDaniel, Gary 87,137,147 McDaniel, Jummy 58 McDermott, Jeffery 37 McFarland,April 15,73 McFarlan, Rhonda McFarland, Tammy 87 McFarland, William McFedries, Scott McGowan, Becky 74 McCowan, Robert 87 McIntyre, Kathryn 33,37,113 McKanna, Kelly 59 McKay, Karen 74 McKay, Robert 87 McKeand, Disa 87 McKinney, Marty 74 McMahon, Kay 15,87,109,126, 137 McMillan, Karen 74,155 McNair, Carol 59 McPhail, Glen 87,137 McPhail, Ricki 38,122 Mahaffey, Jeff 59,134,150 Maloney, Joel 38,100,108,114, 117,120,130 Manegold, Sheri 67,74,126,136 Manfred, Karen 87 Manfred, Richard 74 Manfred, Tom Mann, Jeff Mann, Karen Mann, Sharon Manning, Victoria 87,109,125, 126,154,155 Marion, Rich 74 Markley, Kevin 74 Marko, Geoffrey 81,85,117,120 Marshall, Craig 59 Marshall, Tina 88 Marso, Connie 38 Martin, Diane 38 Martin, Seth 88 Mason, David Mathias, Mike 38,134 Mathison, Connie 88,124,125, 149 Matson, Arlene 59,106,108,115, 124,134 Matthews, Kim 74,124,125,141, 149 Mattix, Dane 59,100,104,112, 129 Mattix, Monty 38,150,151 Mau, Penny 74 Medina, Dean 74 Medina, Jacqueline 81,88,106, 109,148 Meditz, Beth 59 Meeker, Brent Menozzi, Jay 38,114,134 Mentzer, Ronald 74,152 Methvin, Walter Meyerhoff, Gladdies 59 Michaels, Todd 59 Miersch, PlllaJayne38 Mika, Karen 59 Miller,Ed 8,17,39,45,134 Miller, Janet 82,88,137 Miller, Keith 39,134 Miller, Disa 74,141 Miller, Dori 74,128,154,156 Miller, Dori Ann 67,74,136 Miller, Shelly Minniti, Mike 59 Moholick, Janet 59 Moholick, Dori 39 Moholick, Pam Moore, Stacey 88,141 Monahan, Lance 39 Moore, Lynn 39 Morello, Shirly Morris, Paula 88,125 Morris, Ruth 88,125 Morris, Wendy 74,124 Moss, Scott 74,117,120,130 Mueller, Daniel 74,129 Mueller, Walt Mulligan, Tom 59,116,120,134 Murphy, Doug 88,92,116,120, 130,142 Murphy, Irene 88 Murphy, Joseph 53,59,113,118, 120.130 Murphy, Nancy 88,93,109,126, 131 Murray, Kurt 88,126 Mydler, Brian 59 — N — Nash, Cheryl 88,118,120 Nash, Chris 59 Navarro, Angela Neal, David 74 Neal, John 134,150 Neal, Kerrie 88,107,122,125 Nealis, Jane 59,108,113,117, 120,130,148,149 Neighbors, Bill 39 Neitzel, Gordon 59 Nelson, Bonnie 39 Nelson, Joe 88,137 Nelson, Kevin 88 Nelson, Mike Nemanich, Anne 88,118,120 Nemanich, Hazel 39,104,108, 114.115.124.125.130 Neushwander, Dan 88,137 Newman, Tom 40 Nicholson, Mark 74 Nier, Eric 15,88,137 Norris, Cara 81,88,122,124,125, 133 Norris, Mark 146 Norris, Tom 74,136,146 Norton, Deb 40 Novak,Joe 74 Nurczyk, Tom 88,137 Nussbaum, Debby 59 — O — O’Brien, Kelly 74 O’Brien, Wendy 88 Obszarny, Jean 74,116,120 Offerman, Diane 40 Offerman, Joe 88 Offerman, Pete 88,138 Offerman, Ron 59,138,139 Oliver, Marie Olson, Robin 74 Olson, Warren 88 Osen, Eric 59 Osen, Laurie 40,113,114 Osmus, Landra 40 Osmus, Linda 88,115,149 Ospalik, Cheryl Ospalik, Nicki 40,114 Otto, Sharon 74,149 Oudt, Mark 59,113,116,120,130 Overfield, Tom 74 Owen, Janet 88 — P — Paganoni, Melissa 74 Palcisko, Jody 37,40,122 Palcisko, Tony 59 Pallis, Mike 74,134 Palmer, Denise Palmer, Lissa 25,59,126 Palmer, Susan 74 Paluzzi, Joe 74 ll Pangrazio, Dave Pangrazio, Mike 74 Partak, Dean Partak, Gary 59 Partak, Joan 60,108,113 Pascavis, Rhonda Pastore, Ken 60 Patrick, Scott 74, 108 Pauley, Sue 8,40, 114, 115,126 Payne, Jill 75 Pearson, Lisa 88,113,126,154 Peart, Jim 41 Pederson, Rick 60,150 Peet, Tammy 75 Pemberton, Amy 75,455 Pemble, Dawn 60 Penczek, Dave 60 Penczek,Jeff41,116,120 Pennington, Cindy 45,156,157 Pennington, Guy 88,137,153 Pennington, Jonetta 88,107,157 Peru, Michelle 60 Perkins, Shari 29,41,117,120, 129 I’erko, Chuck 59,60,107,110 Perko, Marina 88,129 Peters, Kevin 75 Peterson, Bobby Jo 60 Peterson, Dave 60,63,150 Peterson, Donna 60,96,134,156 Peterson, Erik 75 Petrie, Mark 60 Phalen, Kelly 41 Phalen, Sean 60 Piatak, Chris 60 Piatak, Julie 75 Picha, Gary 60,117,120 Picha, Margaret 88, 118,120 Pierce, Robert 75 Pinkerton, Linda 88,100 Piper, Don 42,126,134,135 Pirc, Juliann 52, 60,113,134 Plant, Pam 88,122,125 Plant, Susan 60 Pint, Doug 89,137 Plut, Lori 75 Plut, Robert 75,136,152 Plutz, Chris 75 Polcyn, Ken 11,16,42 Polk, Mark 75,129 Pollock, Faith 60 Pollock, Jon 89 Polyak, Nyoka 67,75,100,112, 113,124,125 Ponterelli, Michelle 89,125 Pottorff, Tom 60,126 Powell, Sandra 89 Poyner, Becky 80,89,117,120 Prado, Alicia 60 Prodehl, Chris 89,126 Prodehl, Sandi 60,124 | Propper, Doug 89 Prueter, Ron 75 Pruss, Karla 25,42, 67, 126,128, 154,156,157 Pubentz, Jon 76,126,136 Pubentz, Nina 6,11,14,15,18, 97, 109,128,137,154,155 Puckitt, Lloyd 75,112,117,120, 130 Puntney, Julie 60,109,154,155 Puntney, Steve 42 -Q- Qualls, Sue 60 Quas, Nick 89,152 — R — Racich, John 89,153 Rafter, Collette 60 Rafter, Dave 42 Ragain, Darell 60 Rains, Mike 42 Raley, Lisa 89 Ratliff, Denise Reed, Brian Reeves, Brian 75,144,146 Regis, Bill 75 Reichert, Stacy 29,148 Remus, John Reyes, Danny Reyes, Lisa 75,154 Rice, Linda 89 Richied, Rita 89,125 Rich man, Scott 75 Rife, Kim 60,96,109,124,125, 140 Rife, Mike 75,146 Rigoni, Barry 75,136 Riley, Brian Riley, Tim 89 Rivera, Danielle 60 Rivera, Phil Rivera, Rich 75 Roberts, Scott Robinson, Bonnie 42 Robinson, Chuck 60 Robinson, Dan 75 Robinson, kim 89 Robinson, Kris 75,108,149 I binson, Lisa 89,149 binson, Liz 122,128,126 binson, Phil 60 binson, Phyllis 60,62 Rodriguez, Irma 60 Rogers, Jeff 43,134,135 Rogers, Keith 60,63,150 Roland, Darrell 75,136 Roman, Barb 75,104,116,120 Roman, Paul 43,151,138,139 Rooffenen, Kevin 89 Roseen, Dave 60 Ross, Kim 75 Rossmiller, Heidi 75 Rossmiller, Kris 43 Roth, Cindy 43,115 Rudolph, Lisa 43 Rush, Mike 43,124 Russ, Corrine 60 Russ, Tom 43,98,100,112 Russell, LuAnn 75 Russell, Tom 43 Rutherford, Richard 44 Rutherford Kim 75,119,157 Ruzicka, Curt 89 Ruzicka, Pam 60,115 Ryan,John 61 Ryan, Kellie 75,124 — S — Saar, Kathi 61 St. Germain, Jim 61 Sampson, Ken 75 Sams, Donna 61 Sanders, Mark 89,137 Sanford, Steve 89,137 Sanford, Steve 44 Santolin, Chris 75 Santolin, Mike Santorineos, Mitch 89 Sarcletti, Bob 75 Sartori, Mary 89 Sather, Sue 75 Saunders, Dave 61 Saunders, Diane Savage, Howard 44,113,114 Savage, Mike 61,65,134 Saxebol, Anne 44,124 Schaller, Jeannine 76,100,101 Schaller, Paul 89,137 Schauer, Kirk 134 Schild, LeRoy 44 Schillinger, Mark 89,110 Schleeter, Amy Jo 44,128 Schlieben, Robyn 17,37,44,109, 149 Schmars, Julie 89 Schmitz, Carolyn 52,61,112 Schmitz, Don 44 Schmitz, Joan 10,25,45,128 Schmitz, Karl 76,116,120,143 Schmitz, Karol 76,113,117,120, 126,130 Schmitz, Kristin 89,113,116, 120,143 Schmitz, Leslie 76,112,125 Schrader, Ken 45 Schrader, Linda 89 Schultz, Craig 89,147 Schultz, Helen 89 Schultz, Lisa Schwab, Ralph Schwab, Sherri 21,45 Scott, Mike 61 See, Stephanie 89,125 Seiler, Rob 89,137 Selinger, Rich 89 Semplinski, Jay 61 Sendelbach, Carol 76 Senffner, Dave 61,113 | Senffner, Desiree 89 Senffner, Jim 76 Senffner, Kelly 89,125 Seymour, Julie 61,116,120 Shapiro, Gary 15,16,45 Sharar, Kerry 76,108 Sharp, Cyndi 59,61,65, 129 Sharp, Kris 45,46 Mfl Rich 76,144,146 Sharp, Walter 61,108,110 Sheppard, Mike 76 Shiffer, Chris 89,106,119 Shimkus, Tony 61 Short, Laura 89,125,157,107 howers, Diane 61,115 Sieber, Paul 90 Isiefferman, Tammy 61 Sienko, Rich 61,100,112 Simmons, Michele 61,140 Sing, Connie 90,107 Skoien, Tony 61,106 Slater, Kim 61 Slater, Pam 76 Smiley, Donna 76,110,119 Smith, Brett 46 Smith, Deb 90,104,113,125 Smith, Don 61 Smith, Garrett 76 Smith, Mark 46,118,119,120, 130,131 Smith, Maureen 90 Smith, Mike 46 Smith, Paul 76,116,120,130 Smith, Pete 76 Smith, Rich 90 Smith, Sandy 76 Smith, Sheila 61 Snyder, Karla 76,116,120,130 Sohovich, Chris 90,122 Somacal, Sandy 90 Somacal, Sue 61,126 Sorg, Roger 61,134 Spangler,Matt 61 Sparks, Steve 76 ' Spencer, Dawn 90,93,100,112 Spencer, Randy Spenner, Terri 76,154 Stack, Tom 126 Staehely, Joanne 90,141 Stagner, Shelly 90 | Stamm, Bonnie 46 Wr Stansel, Todd 76 Stefanich, Louise Stefanich, LuAnn 90 Stefanich, Ron 61 lich, Stacy 76 j Mike wjini, Sue 61 Story,Scott 61,126 Strohl, Todd 90 Stropes, Doug 76 Strubbe, Sue 76 Stuart, Dave 76 I2Si Summer, Mark 46 Summers, Dave 90 Summers, Tom 76 Svetlecich, Georgina 61 Svetlecich, Charlie Svetlecich, Richard 90 Swanek, Doug 90,137 Swanek, Pam Swanek, Tammy 76 Sweatt, Allen 76 Sweatt, Kerry 110,189 Swinford, Dennis 46 — T — Tacchia, Tina 46 Tacchia, Tom 76 Talaga, Sherri 47 Talbot, Lon 76,108,110,129 Tannenbaum, Jodi 90,124,125, 154,155 Tannenbaum, Sue 76,119 Tapper, Marie 47,112,115,126 Tate, Chip 52,61,126 Tate, Pam Tate, Steve 61 Taylor, Deb 76 Terry, Art 47,113,114,134, 135 Testin, Karen 47,97,114,115, 124 Testin, Linda 76,124,125 Teufer, Dawn 61 Tezak, Bob 61 Therrien, Dale 64,104,118,120, 130,134 Therrien, Doug 76,126, 136 Therrien, Kim 61 Thomas, Lynn 76 Thompson, Fred 37,47 Thompson, Mike 90,137 Thompson, Renee 33, 47,114, 129 Thompson, Bob 76,146 Tibbie; Tom 90,99,137,147 Tighe, Scott 76,136,152 Tisthammer, Corey 77,136 Tomazic, Mark 150,151 Tomko, Ruth 77,122 Tomko, Wendy 47,49,113,122, 124 Torres, Felix 134,135 Torres, Lucia 62 Towler, Julie 10,48,114,116, 120,130 Traina, David 77 Traina, Jeff 90,104,117,120 Traina, Joe 77 Traina, Maria 62,115,129,140, 148 Traina, Tony 90 Troha, Beth 90,155 Troha, Steve 62,150 Turner, Wendy 66,77,78,106, 109 v Turvey, Scot 48,134,135 — u — Udell, Paul 150 W Urso, Chuck Weiz, Randy Winterstein, William v Welch, Peggy 91 Wisneski, Cindy Vancus, Richard 62 Welch, Richard 11,16,49 Welker, Richard 62 Wisneski, Scott Witczak, Kim 63 Van Horne, Tom 77 Welker, Sheri 91 Witkowski, Bob 77,117,120 Vanisko, Pam 48 Weller, Hazel 49 Witkowski, John 51,118,120 Vanloon, Brian 77,112,117,120, Weller, Jerry 77 Wittman, Deanna 77,152 126,130,136 Weller, Sallie 77 Wittman, Jeff 51 Vant, Margaret 90,100,112, Wellner, Tony 11,16,50 Wold, Jeff 77 124,125,126 Welz, Randall 62,133,138,139 Womersley, Jim 136 Van Zaghi, Anita 77,124 Wenberg, Scott 91 Wood, James 110 Van Zaghi, Gina 77 Wenberg, Wendy 77 Woodall, Cathy Vasey, Lori 77,128,142,148 Westbrook, Roberta 62,98,112 Woods, Deby 3,49,51,119,126, Vasey, Todd 41,48,134,135 Wetherbee, Gregory 91 127,130,131 Vaughan, Brian 62 Wheeler, Eileen 62,150 Workman, Thomas 78 Vela, Asencion 90 Wheet, David 62 Worland, Don 91 Venters, Renata 90,125 White, Charles 91,110 Worland, Kenneth 63 Vercellotti, Vicki 77 White, Denise 45,50,97,108, Worth, Lisa 91 Verklan, John 77 126,129 Wright, Melissa 91,154,156 Verklan, Lisa 90 White, Kent 91,138 Wrona, Wendy 91,113,141 Vershay, Doneta 90,126 White, Krista 62 Wunderlich, Greg 63,106,117, Vershay, Eric 91 White, Lloyd 77,126 120,130 Vershay, Mark 48,114 White, Stefanie 50 Wysock, Brett 91 Vidican, Lisa 62 Whitman, Mike 62,134 Wysocki, Marilyn 63,65,100, Vocu, John 48 Whitmer, Marsha 77 107,113,118,120,130 Vogt, Kim 91,125 Whitney, Laura 91,141 — Y — Voitik, Karen 48,128 Voitik, Richard 77 Whittington, Barry 11,50,114, 134,135,144,145 Yahnke, Cliff 91 Vranich, James 48,133,134,135 Whittington, Richard 91,147 Yahnke, Gayle 91,113,118,120 — w — Wicevic, Beth 62,65 Wicks, Tamara 91,109,125,155 Yahnke, Jo Ellyn 10,51,113, 114,126 Wagner, Nancy 49,98 Wilder, Robert 91 Yates, Leah 63 Wagner, Robert 62 Wilker, Ellen 63,104,105,113 Young, Julie 91,156 Wagner, Susan 77,133,154,156 Wilkey, Brent 50 Young, Sharon 51,129,140,148, Wagnon, Gary 91,138,153 Wilkey, Lisa 77 149 Waldren, Brian 62,144 Willard, Chuck 77,63 — z Waldvogel, Gina 62,64,119,124, 157 William, Sam 11,63 Williams, Brian 77 Zarbock, Cathy 63 Walker, Liz 49 Williams, Chuck Zarbock, Cora 63 Wallin, Deborah 91 Williams, David 77 Zarbock, Rhonda 78 Walsh, Lisa 77,124 Williams, Don 77,136 Zarbock, Wendy 51,106,108, Walt, Toni 91,125 Williams, Karen 77,115 109,119,126,157 Walter, Jeff 77,150 Williams, Marsha 10,50,126 Zarley, Mark 63,126 Walters, Mike 77,113 Williams, Nadine 21,45,49,50, Zary, Laureen 78 Warren, Barbara 106,114,122,126 Zeller, Richard 63 Wascher, Cindy 62 Williams, Sue Zielinski, Noreen 91 Wascher, Diane 113 Wilmington, Julie 77,119 Ziller, Gene Webb, Mary 62,118,120 Wilmington, Mark 8,91,147 Ziller, Patty 63 Weber, Linda 77,141,149 Wilmoth, Kenny 91 Zimmerman, Gary 51 134,135 Webster, Brett 77,117,120,130, Wilmsen, Jeff 63 Zimmerman, Lisa 91,92 138 Wilmsen, Todd 91 Zimmerman, Todd 91,117,120 Wedie, Matt 91,147 Wilslef, Nanette 77,124 Zobel, MaryAnn Weems, Jill 62,100,101,109, Wilson, Charles 63,134 Zullo, Lyndrid 51,115,148,149 124,125,157 Winchester, Allen 63,117,120, Zullo, Nick 63 Weese, Cheryl 62,112,124 130 Zupancic, James 91 Weis, Donald Winchester, Renita 50,128 Zupancic, Sue 112 187 “To every thing there is a season, and a time for every purpose under the heaven: A time tqjfe fi|b©rn, and a time to die.. A time to weep,'and a time to laugh.. l, and a time to dance a a i time to lose.. clesiastes 3:1-6 ark Nicholson January 27,1964-January 17,1980 I This yearbook has been a scrapbook of memories and moments. Because of this, the Class of 1980 would like to remember those who would have graduated with them. Dan DelSasso Brian Anderson John Norris Bruce Johnson JoLynn Lundeen Carmen Bossert John Settle Ovuv thanks tfv. . . Mrs. Peggy Francik Curt Gauen Mr. Larry Ellis and Rich Gorecki of the Enterprise Printing Mr. Ken Nemsick Jim Stephenson and Tom Pierson of Stephenson’s Photography Mr. Waldorf Mr. Ted Schorn Without their cooperation, this book would not have been possible. Best Wishes From J. D. BROWN CO. Plainfield Shopping Center Rte. 59 Phone: 436 3870 Ken and Carol Pritz QaV6 S Located in TOWN AND 11 0 Shop COUNTRY LANES 2231 W. Jefferson, Joliet, Illinois (815) 725 2300 For all your bowling needs T-shirts, jackets and other athletic apparel Best Wishes to the Class of 1980 CLOCK TOWER RESTAURANT Jack Hasterf Congratulations to the Class of 1980 THE PLAINSMAN STAFF Congratulations to the Class of 1980 Best Wishes to the Class of 1980 SUPERIOR CONCRETE COMPANY JULIUS WILE SONS CO., INC. wr r|ttMrs|uRNm«E Home of the Fleischmann Distilling Company Route 30 (Joliet Road) P.O. Box 122 Plainfield, Illinois 60544 Plainfield Illinois SID WHITE, Owner (815)436-3656 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 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 1980 ll WHEELS FOR AGR ° PCTCRSOfl mnnupncTumnc company BOX 8, 700 W. 143RD ST., PLAINFIELD, IL 60544 (815) 436-9201 Taylor's Auto Supply Plainfield, Illinois Compliments of Congratulations to the Class of 1980 From Plainfield Tool and Engineering RAILOC COMPANY, INC., FABRICATORS Components for Farm Silos and Grain Bins Phone 436-2841 709 Locltport St., Plainfield, III. Congratulations to the Class of 1980 From ZIMMERMAN'S Art Supplies Paints, Wallpaper 194 OVERMAN'S CHAPEL Directors May and Van Overman Joseph R. Lind Donna Lind 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! 23 17 W. Jefferson St., Joliet 521 Lockport St., Plainfield Congratulations to Congratulations to the Class of 1980 the Class of '80 Prompt, Efficient Service at ALLAN ERICKSON Plainfield, Illinois Phone 436-5498 Lakes, Farms, Ponds Road Building and Earth Moving KREBS DRUG STORE 54th Year in Plainfield 401 Lockport St. Barbara J. Pochron Plainfield, III. Interior Designer (815) 436-3577 Home: (815) 436-7773 Compliments of SAM SAXON GILNIZNIK and JOHN PETERSON reatixe COOTS Creative Interiors to Complement Your Life Style Wickes Lumber A Division of The Wickes Corporatio 196 Route 30 Plainfie Congratulations to the Class of 1980 From KOREN MOTORS Route 30 (815)436-9100 Plainfield, Illinois I BUmPER TO BUmPER VILLAGP AUTO PARTS STODC aic.vaga 215 Naperville Road Plainfield, Illinois 197 PLAINFIELD, ILLINOIS 60544 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Graduating Class of 1980 THE PLAINFIELD LIONS CLUB 198 V Plainfield National Bank Drive in Banking Best Wishes to the Class of 1980 OFFICERS E. E. Bates — President Richard D. Ethridge — Ex. Vice-President Roger Russell — Vice-President Franklin J. Brown — Vice-President John J. Harmon — Vice-President Paul S. Kingsbury — Vice-President Cashier Robert Erickson — Assistant Cashier DIRECTORS Frank C. Bender Frank Parks Jr. Charles J. McKeown Harry D. Patterson Robert Pilcher Roger Russell C. F. Stansberry E. E. Bates Paul S. Kingsbury Richard D. Ethridge 199 Member FDIC 1 - I PLAINFIELD SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION WE'RE GROWING ALONG WITH YOU 3 Locations to Serve You: 601 Illinois St. 505 W. Rte. 34—Ben Square 906 W. Jefferson St. Plainfield, III. 60544 Plano, Illinois 60545 Shorewood, III. 60435 (815)436-5666 (312)552-7686 (815)744-2383 Congratulations to the Class of ’80 Your Swiss Valley Farms Distributor LOCKWOOD A-WAY DAIRY DISPOSAL SERVICE Plainfield, Illinois Serving Will County Area for Over 65 Years Rt. 6 River Rd. 436 2485 200 Compliments of FRANK C. BENDER, M.D. BUNDY PLUMBING AND HEATING LAKEWOOD NURSING HOME ROBERT MORRIS, D.D.S. HELEN AND RICHARD TAYLOR THE PUPPY HUT RICHARD J. SCHMITZ, D.D.S. STEPHENSON'S PHOTOGRAPHY School's Photographer 919 S. State Street Lockport, Illinois 838 4264 Congratulations From Telephone 436 3288 205 Evans Street Plainfield, III. 60544 Tools Dies Fixtures Star THE MEETING PLACE — Where Highways, Cultures and Friends Meet Loclcportand Division Streets Plainfield Phone 436-3589 Carousel of Dolls 436 2258 Handcrafted antique-reproduction porcelain bisque doll. Effanbee dolls. Doll accessories jeative 436 3517 Creative Interiors to Complement your Lifestyle 436 8527 F lOWCr Potted plant . Fresh cut , ! Flowers. silk arrangements, country accessories. handmade items. W_ Wc send fkMers and more J3L Heavenly Touch Gift Shoppe 436 8226 Greeting cards Wrapping paper jg Gifts for all ages and occasions Che Sanctuary 436-9555 An UnCommon Experience In Decor and Dining Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner Bounteous Sunday Buffet Banquets and Private Parties Hours— M Th— 7:30 a.m.-9:30 p.m. F and S — 7:30 a.m. 11:00 p.m. Sun — 8:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m. The Latchstring Coffee Bake Shoppe 436 5223 Old Fashioned Hospitality Tha Bast of Baked Goods HOURS: M. T. Th. Sat — 6:30 a.m. 5:30 p.m. W and F — 6:30a.m.-8:30 p.m. Sun — 6:30 a.m. 4:00 p.m. 436 8841 Everything For Your Bath Scented Soaps Lovely Towels Coordinated Accessories The Silver Cradle (Baby Boutique) 436-3551 The finest in infant apparel and elegant gifts The School Desk 436-3931 Games, Activity Books, Bulletin Board Kits, Duplicating Masters, Many other educational aids Ca 'V 436 3003 Tha Finest of traditional and handmada candles. Artistically crafted candle holders The Iron Gallery 436 2255 Decorative brass, tin, wrought or cast iron items Award winning craftsmen specialize in design and fabrication of custom ornamental iron. Michelle's Of the Meeting Place 436-5000 Apparel and Accessories For the Fashionable Woman M TMt UtST 436 3844 Wicker Furniture. Baskets. Gifts The Lost Arts 436 8843 Traditional and innovative crocheted items Unique Collection of Works by Area artists and craftsmen. MOSTLY MUGS Unique Mugs — Mirrors — Frames — More Mugs Personalized, practical, collectible Yarns, Needlework, Patchwork, Country Crafts and Primitive Antiques 436 9765 WOOL N WORKS Knitting and Stitchery Lessons 202 Shoppe Hours: M, T, Th, S — 9:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m.; W and F — 9:30 a.m.-8:30 p.m.; Sun — I 1:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m. Congratulations to the Class of 1980 AVERY GRAVEL CO., INC. Rt. 2 Plainfield, Illinois 436-2041 Sand —Gravel 436-5138 Crushed Stone Limestone Congratulations to the Class of 1980 BADA CONSTRUCTION CO., INC. Serving You From Foundation to Roof Free Estimates Phone 436-2063 1730 Willow Dr. E. Plainfield, III. Congratulations Class of 1980 fJCirVl MASON JARS CAPS UDS iJCuVl WIDE MOUTH MASON JARS. CAPS UDS (j W JEllV GIASSES QlaU mark or TMC world s best GiudaineM' KERB GtPSS RlftnUFflCTURinGCOGPOGGIIOP 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” The Enterprise Serving the Plainfield community since 1887 519 Lockport Street Plainfield, Illinois 60544 436-2431 Fine Job Printing VANCE STUDIO Photography For All Occasions Distinctive Portraits Classic Wedding Candids Students and Children Over 25 Years Experience Congratulations to the Class of '80 VILLAGE INN RESTAURANT Plainfield THE COLONIAL SHOP 106 Division Street Plainfield, IL 60544 815-436-5703 Congratulations Class of '80 From JAMES E. JOHNSON INSURANCE Off. Phone: 436-5608 525 Lockport Street Plainfield, III. 60544 205 PARKS BROS. SUPERMARKETS Congratulations to the Class of 1980 Congratulations to the Class of 1980 FRED'S POWER CENTER Sales and Service Lawn Equipment and Snowmobiles 436 7202 Rte. 30 and Renwick Road Plainfield, Illinois Congratulations to the Class of 1980 From the Folks at JONES tfw HARDWARE Established 1890 509 Lockport St. Plainfield, III. Parking in Rear 436 2916 PLAINFIELD AUTO PARTS, CO. Parts for Autos, Trucks and Trailers Phone 436-3475 In the Plainfield Shopping Center ALLEN HALL TEXACO Routes 126 and 59 First in Service Congratulations to the Class of 1980 TRW Mission Bits and Hammers Drill Pipe — Tri Cone Bits Drilling Accessories Financing Available Blast Hole Drilling A Specialty Rotary Drill Rigs Driltech Sales ft Service Ken Whittington, Pres. Mac Sutherland, Sales PO Box 486 WIDOWS ROAD WILMINGTON, ILLINOIS 60481 PH. (815) 476-7983 476 6081 IRDC QBII-lThc COW