Plainfield High School - Plainsman Yearbook (Plainfield, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1981 volume:

Table of Contents The Junior class entered the powderpuff hall of fame this year as they captured victory on Friday even- ing. Coached by Miss Gallahue and Mrs. Martin, the juniors beat the Roppa-Yarbrough coached seniors 29-12. Afterwards, for the third con- secutive year since its revival, the bon- fire flared as crowds gathered to ex- perience the warmth and reflect on the week’s activities. 7 On Friday evening, prior to the powderpuff game, the class games were held on the football field. Included in this year’s program were a relay, Volkswagen push, and tug of war. The overall win- ner was the freshman class. 8 1980 Homecoming Court 1980 HOMECOMING COURT: Junior Attendants: Lori Plut. Rob Kovacevich. Senior Attendants: Kim Rife. Rick Pederson. Queen Maura Kenily. King Tony Hamilton. Senior Attendants: Rachel King. Brian Waldron. Sophomore Attendants: Beth Erickson, Jerry Bisset. Freshman Attendants: Jodie Johnston. Steve Govoni KING: Tony Hamilton QUEEN: Maura Keniley 10 SENIOR ATTENDANTS: Rick Pederson and Kim Rife SENIOR ATTENDANTS: Rachel King and Brian Waldron SOPHOMORE ATTENDANTS: Jerry Bisset and Beth Erickson JUNIOR ATTENDANTS: Rob Kovacevich and Lori Plut FRESHMAN ATTENDANTS: Steve Govoni and Jodie Johnston 11 This year’s theme, ‘‘Hail of Fame,” was well displayed at the Annual Homecoming Parade through the honoring of many of Plainfield’s prominent educators and citizens. The senior class won the float competition with their float honoring Miss Karen Roppa’s induction to the ISU Hall of Fame. The freshman class captured se- cond place; the sophomores, third; and the junior class took fourth. THIRD PLACE: Junior Class Float FIRST PLACE: Senior Class Float 12 GRAND MARSHAL OF THE PARADE: Dorothy Lambert SECOND PLACE: Freshman Class Float FOURTH PLACE: Sophomore Class Float Homecoming week began with Western Day on Wednesday, followed by Concert T- shirt and Green and White Days. In climax, the Wildcat football team defeated the Waubonsie Warriors on Saturday before a standing-room only crowd. 15 Sports Day Program Begun by Lettermen’s Club In an effort to promote athletics at the elementary level and to em- phasize overall athletics at the junior and senior high school levels, the Lettermen’s Club sponsored the first annual Sports Day. Bill Gullickson of the Montreal Expos was the main speaker of the day, and well-known and experienced coaches from every sport were available for presentations and question-answer sessions. The event, held on Sunday, Nov. 23 in the PHS auditorium, drew a small crowd and in the future, the club hopes to influence more young, potential athletes with the continuation of this program. College Night Successful College Night, a program designed to introduce students to colleges, entrance exams, and financial aid programs, was held this year on Oct. 20 in the PHS cafeteria. All public state univer- sities and approximately 35 private institutions were represented. Fifteen out-of-state schools and or military academies were also available. The evening program, sponsored annually by the PHS Guidance Department, attracted students from various area schools and, again, turned out to be very successful. 16 “The Mouse That Roared” Page (Vicki Bellatiore) relays a message from the United States. The tiny Swiss duchy of Grand Fenwick, governed by Gloriana (Dee Bartholme) and her two ministers (Dan Ewing, Dave Adsit), has had its only means of economic support undermined by the USA. Gloriana's unique solution is to declare war on the USA to gain the aid, relief and rehabilitation that the USA always bestows on those countries it defeats. However, the US Secre- tary of State (Lane Mattix) considers the “Declaration” a prank. Gloriana escalates: her chief bowman and forest ranger Tully Bascom (Larry DeWitt) invades New York City, captures the “Q Bomb,” its maker (Mike Cleary) and several military personnel (Jim Barnes, Sandy Eddy and Sue Eddy). The U.S. President (Joel Lichtenwalter) realizes the Declaration is no hoax and sends the Secretary of State to Grand Fenwick to neg- otiate for peace. Gloriana informs Tully of his new duty for the country. Count Montjoy (Dan Ewing), Gloriana (Dee Bartholme), and Mr. Benter (Dave Adsit) discuss their country's fate. Bewildereo tourists (Jane Gove, Annette Hamby, Jeanette Gruber, Gayle Yahnke) turn to Tully Bascom (Larry DeWitt) for help. 17 Second Annual Madrigal Dinners Add to Holiday Festivities This year marked the most successful Madrigal Dinner ever. The cafeteria was packed on December 12 and 13. as the Madrigals displayed their new costumes and banners. The group ap- peared on Ralph Sherman’s radio show, at numberous nursing homes, Nino’s, Jefferson Square, and on the Choral Christmas album. Madrigal Singers Kevin Bedford, Robbin Fredericksen. I im carter, and Nannette Wilslef. Laura Imhof, Bob Buss. Kim Rife, and Link Alander watch anxiously as they sing in the food. Juggler Randy Kinley provides uni- que entertainment at the first evening's performance. 18 Rupert (Joel Lichtenwalter) and Jessie (Laura Imhot) secretly discuss their affairs. Lancelot (Rich Sienko) tries to explain that one away. International Thespian Troupe Initiated at PHS Once again P.H.S. has joined the International Thespian Society, an honor society for actors. To be a “thespian” the members had to accumulate a determined number of points by participating in the- atrical or theatrical related work. Once a member, the thespian must keep up his outstanding work in the theater. An initiation ceremony was held on Janu- ary 19, with 14 students becoming members. A cere- mony of speeches and awards was held and the inductees performed a one-act comedy entitled “The Trysting Place,” which takes place in a hotel lobby where many couples meet and tell of their affairs. But unknown to all, a hidden stranger hears of all that is going on. When the intruder is found out, the affairs of all come out into the open and chaos occurs. Miss Curtis (Tammy Berlin) reveals all as Lancelot stares in disbe- lief. 19 Do you know something I don't know? Mr. and Mrs. Francik chaperoned eighteen people to Germany, Austria and Switzerland in April during Easter vacation. Highlights of the trip were Rothenburg, Munich, Salzburg, the Zugspitze, the castles, the Black Forest, Heidelberg, and the Rhein River. A Dream Come True In Innsbruck the Bavarian hats were a popular souvenir. On the summit of the Black Forest: Mrs. Francik. Mr. Francik. Susan Calasci- betta. Henri. Chris Hillock. Laura Imhof. Vivian Francik, Wendy Turner. Cindy Fox, Jill Weems. Dawn Kinzler, Cathy Bauer, Carolyn Schmitz. Rob Bates. Mike Bramel. Curt Gauen. Greg Wunderlich. Lloyd White. Bob Buss. Todd Zimmerman. Marilyn Wysocki. Ginny Noble. Jill Weems and Bob Buss model their new German costumes. At Lake Constance Marilyn Wysocki. Laura Imhof. Wendy Turner, and Vivian Francik pose for a picture. Neuschwanstein castle was one of the many highlights of the trip. 20 Student Auction Oh please, not her! Once again the P.H.S. auction sponsored by the Lettermen’s Club was a successful event. This year the club called in a professional auctioneer to raffle off the Student The money raised from the auction will help support the P.H.S. athletic program. Shown on this page are some of the many expressions you will find at the auctions I got him now. Do I hear a quarter?” For this I spent four years in high Would you like him gift-wrapped? school? 21 Cast (In Order of Appearance) Tommy Albright Larry DeWitt Jeff Douglas Jim Barnes Archie Beaton Joel Lichten waiter Sandy Dean Cheri Koerner Angus McGuffie Lane Mattix Meg Brockie Kim Rife Stuart Dalrymple Geoff Marko Mr. MacGregor Bob Buss Andrew MacLaren Dan Ewing Jean MacLaren Dee Bartholme Fiona MacLaren Laura Imhof Harry Beaton Scottie Patrick Charlie Dalrymple Tom Mulligan Maggie Anderson Tammy Berlin , Lisa Lorenc Mr. Lundie Mike Cleary Jane Ashton Debbie Hatchett Frank Mike Savage Townspeople (In Alphabetical Order) Missy Bellafiore. Vicki Bellafiore , Tammy Berlin, Julie Capek, Tom Carter, Lorenzo Casas, Gail Chapman, Therese Dahl, Don Day, Lisa Gill, Jennifer Gillham, Jason Horvat, Michele Ivec, Jodie Johnston, Pat Kibler, Cheri Koerner, Clark Longnecker, Jeff Lundeen, Sharon Mann, Geoff Marko, Lane Mattix, Lynette Otto, Lisa Peck, Lisa Raley, Courtney Robinson, Todd Schmitz, Jeff Stein, Lori Talbot, Jodi Tannenbaum, Suzi Wilkinson, Nanette Wifslef. Dancers (In Alphabetical Order) Missy Bellafiore, Vicki Bellafiore, Tammy Berlin, Gail Chapman, Therese Dahl, Jodie Johnston, Lisa Lorenc, Lisa Raley, Leslie Schmitz, Suzi Wilkinson. •member, International Thespian Society Fiona (Laura Imhof) introduces her strange friend to Charlie (Tom Mulligan). Meg Brockie (Kim Rife) and Jeff Douglas (Jim Barnes) get acquainted. Lerner and Loewe's musical play, “Bri- gadoon” came to life on our stage May 1, 2, and 3. The play focuses on the tiny Scottish town of Brigadoon which disap- peared in 1747 and comes to life for only one day each century. Miss Edie Koopman served as director of the production and was assisted by Mrs. Bonnie Neal, Mr. Jim Yarbrough, and Mr. Ed Jones. “Brigadoon” Comes Andrew MacLaren (Dan Ewing) instructs The townspeople listen as Meg (Kim Rife) tells of her mother’s wedding day. Harry Beaton (Scottie Patrick). to Life at PHS The townspeople gather in MacConnachy Square for the fair. Fiona (Laura Imhof) and Tommy Albright (Larry DeWitt) find it hard to say good bye. Two of the dancers that added to the festivities of the fair. Mr. Lundie (Mike Cleary) explains the story of Brigadoon to the visitors. 23 Band Banquet The band awards banquet is an annual event held at St. George's Serbian Hall in May. At the banquet band members are presented with their individual awards for membership, and outstanding members are presented with special awards. After the presen- tation, the formal evening is concluded with two hours of dancing. Karla Snyder and Edie Barnes give the photogra- pher a grin. The Singles Club Cindy Horton and Gary Picha take a moment out for the camera. Color Guard Captain Laura Imhof and her date Steve Jones. 24 1981 Prom Court Brian Waldron, Kim Rife. King Rick Pederson. Queen Maura Keniley. Rachel King. Tony Hamilton John Argoudelis looks on as Lisa Gullicksen crowns Prom Court member Kim Rife dances with Greg Queen Maura Keniley. Wunderlich. 25 Court members Brian Waldron and Kim Rife. Court members Rachel King and Tony Hamilton. Brain DeVries and Lori Miller enjoy a slow dance. Rob Heck and Sue Boyd share a slow dance 26 Maureen King. Arlene Matson, and Gina Waldvogel and their dates sit down and relax for a while. “Beyond the Sunset” Senior class sponsors Mrs. Sue Alexander and Mr. Bob Fassiotto and their dates.” The King and Queen take the floor. 27 Class of 1981 Class President Julie Puntney welcomes family and friends. Tim Crandall sings “Freebird,” the class song. Ron Allen receives his diploma. Class Valedictorian Jane Nealis gives her speech to the class. Class Salutatorian Joan Partak speaks to the class. Jeannette Gruber gives Student Comments. 28 Ron Bruno moves his tassel after receiving his Mike Steele smiles after he receives his diploma, diploma. The Concert Choir sings “Sing the Body Electric. Brenda Kinnary can’t wait to receive her diploma. 29 The Class of 1981. Dale Therrien looks thoughtful as he walks in. Student of the Month Club The Student of the Month Club was begun by the Student Council this year to recognize those students who had given outstanding service to the school. It was an attempt to make the student body and public aware of the outstanding achievements and contrib- utions of these students. Jane Nealis — November Jane’s interests and activities were very diverse. She was a member of the PLAINSMAN staff for four years, serving as K-8 editor her junior year and high school editor her senior year. She was a Mathlete. band member, and member of the Girls’ Basketball team, all for four years. She was President of National Honor Society and an Illinois State Scholar. Jane will be continuing her studies at the University of Illinois in Metallurgical Engineering. Kim Rife — December. January Kim’s interests were likewise many and varied. She was a member of Student Council for four years, serving as Vice President her senior year. She played on the Girls’ Volleyball team for four years, and was a Lettermen’s Club member. She was very active in the Concert, Treble,and Swing choirs and a madrigal singer. An Illinois State Scholar and Vice President of National Honor Society. Kim will attend Illinois State University to major in music education. 30 Julie Puntney — February Julie's main areas of involvement were student government and cheerleading. A member of National Honor Society. Julie was a member of Stu- dent Council for three years and was elected Presi- dent of her class her senior year. She was a wrestling cheerleader for four years and football for three. She plans to attend Illinois State University to further her education. Joel Lichtenwalter — April Joel's activities covered just about every area of involvement also. He was a Student Council member for four years, acting as President his last. He was also a band member for four years. His other activi- ties include several drama productions. STAR team, boys' track team. FIELDER staff, and madrigals. Joel will be attending Lake Forest College Loretta Ardaugh — March Loretta's major extra-curricular activities were working on the PLAINSMAN staff and competing with the Mathletes. She was assistant editor of the PLAINSMAN and a member of the journalistic honor society. Quill and Scroll in her senior year She also received math awards all four years and was a mem- ber of National Honor Society and an Illinois State Scholar Her future plans include Loyola University. Laura Imhof — May Laura'a mam high school interests were in the fields of music and drama She was a color guard member for four years, serving as captain for two. She was also a member of the concert and swing choirs and madrigals, and starred in the spring musi- cal productions her junior and senior years Laura plans to major in nursing at Lewis University 31 Honors Night Mrs. Francik presents the new members of Quill Scroll with their pins and membership cards. Mr. Waldorf congratulates the Salutatorian (Joan Partak) and Valedictorian (JaneNealis) of the Class of '81. Mr. Waldorf presents Joan Partak with her Presidential Scholar Award. Lisa Gullicksen receives an award and gift in recognition of her outstanding achieve- ments in art. Kim Rife receives the DAR Award Jim Barnes is presented with the PWCO Scholarship. Mr. Robert Hoberg honors Jane Nealis as the Central Will County “Youth of the Year. SI jk 1 1 t 7) A • H ,' ■] 1 Mrs. Kinnikin presents Pam Ruzicka's first place national award in OEA competition. 32 Award Recipients Art Award — Lisa Gullicksen Ron Louzon Memorial Award — Bob Betzweiser Outstanding Female Athlete Award — Denise Klindworth George Dixon Memorial Award — Tammy Lutter Women's All Star Award — Denise Klindworth Plainfield Lionness Awards — Janet Ham, Joe Murphy, Carolyn Schmitz, Greg Wunderlich P.T.A. Scholarship — JaneNealis Plainfield Commerce Association — Kelly McKanna I.O.E.A. — Pam Ruzicka, Cindy Fawver D.A.R. — Kim Rife National Merit Scholars — Loretta Ardaugh, Jim Barnes, Joan Partak Illinois State Scholars — Shari Hall, Loretta Ardaugh, Joan Partak, Wendy Hines, Carolyn Schmitz, Bonnie Keeley, Kim Rife, Jeanette Gruber, Kelly Keister, Chris Hillock, Karen Hammer, Dave Senffner, Greg Wunderlich, Scott Kopec, Collette Rafter, Joe Murphy, Marilyn Wysocki, Jim Barnes, Dale Therrien, Jane Nealis, Dave Saunders. American Legion Award — Joan Partak, Joel Lichtenwalter Plainfield Legion Scholarship Award — Rose DiGiovine Will County Youth Award — Jane Nealis Plainfield Women’s Civic Award — Jim Barnes Youth for Understanding Award — Laura Gillespie Plainfield Science Award — Joan Partak Illinois Science Award — Joan Partak Theatre Arts Awards — Best Thespian: Debbie Hatchett Best Actor; play: Larry DeWitt Best Actress; play: Dee Bartholme Best Supporting Actor; play: Dan Ewing Best Supporting Actress; play: Nyoka Polyak Best Actor; musical: Jim Barnes Best Actress; musical: Kim Rife Best Supporting Actor; musical: Scottie Patrick Best Supporting Actress; musical: Debbie Hatchett Newspaper Awards — Theresa Bossert, Chris Listello, Mike Bramel, Lori Talbot, Barb Kozuh, Tammy Berlin Yearbook Awards — Jane Nealis, Loretta Ardaugh, Debi Taylor, Ron Offerman, Mike Bramel, Tony Skoien, Kevin Skoien, Edith Barnes, Kris Hojnacki, Dee Bartholme, Lori Talbot, Susan Harshbarger, Cara Norris, Lisa Pearson, Chuck Perko, Don Fiday, Greg Wunderlich, Kris Kramer Quill and Scroll — Loretta Ardaugh, Debi Taylor, Ron Offerman, Mike Bramel, Teresa Bossert, Chris Listello, Lori Talbot, Barb Kozuh, Carolyn Schmitz, Kelly Keister, Jeanette Gruber, Tammy Berlin Math Awards — Steve Long, Jane Nealis, Dave Saunders, Robbin Fredericksen, Dave Geschke, Dave Kozuh, Kris Kramer, Karol Schmitz, Jim Ciarletti, Kris Hojnacki, Lisa Pearson, Debbie Smith, Sue Jacob, Tiffany Harkins, Patti Perkins, Brian Ray, Tony Zelazny Senior Math Awards — Joan Partak, Jane Nealis. Loretta Ardaugh M.A.A. — Joan Partak Plainfield Scholarship Foundation — Loretta Ardaugh, Barb Kozuh, Kim Rife. Dale Therrien Illinois Traffic Safety Essay Contest — Dale Therrien Most Representative Senior Boy — Tony Hamilton Most Representative Senior Girl — Kim Rife Salutatorian — Joan Partak Valedictorian — Jane Nealis Gerald Reynold's Award — Jane Nealis Nancy Moorman Scholarship — Kim Rife STAR Team Awards — Doreen Day, Sue Lloyd, Ginny Noble, Ann Louise Schleeter, Tony Zelazny, Pat Keister, Debbie Smith, Dave Adsit, Sandy Eddy, Laura Gillespie, Jeannine Schaller, Jeanette Gruber , Debbie Hatchett, Kelly Keister, Joel Lichtenwalter, Lane Mattix, Joe Murphy , Joan Partak’, Rich Sienko, Carolyn Schmitz, Dale Therrien, Ellen Wilker ('Special Awards) Girls’ State — Andi Anderson, Vicki Bellafiore Boys' State — Doug Therrien, Dave Kozuh, Don Govoni, Mike Bramel, Jon Frink, Lloyd White, Jon Pubentz, Corey Tisthammer, Brian Reeves, John Argoudelis, Brent Ashbaugh, Tom Norris, Mark Ferguson Miscellaneous Scholarships — Barb Boris, Joe Murphy, Jane Nealis, Joan Partak, Dale Therrien, Steve Crook, Marc Oudt, Al Winchester, Jeanette Gruber, Chuck Perko, Shari Hall 33 34 District Office Personnel DISTRICT SUPERINTENDENT: Dr. Roland Smith DISTRICT OFFICE SECRETARIES: Mrs. Ruth Canady, Mrs. Barbara Yates, Mrs. Bea Ryan. Ms. Karen Scott, Mrs. Norma Simmons. Ms. Lynn Smith, Mrs. Rita Bennett, Mrs. Alice Gans. 36 Dr. Emmett Fleming — Asst. Superin- tendent for Instruction Mr. Richard T. Williams — Director of Stu- dent Support Services Mr. Avon Arbo — Asst. Superintendent for Finance and Operations Mr. Keith Thompson — Supervisor of Maintenance Mr. Richard Eldred — Supervisor of Oper- ations SCHOOL BOARD OF EDUCATION: Mr. Donald Nier. Mr. Everett VanDeVoort, Mr. Robert Whitley. Mr. Jerome Krupowicz. Mrs. Bess Eichel- berger. Mr. Jay Mathias. NOT PICTURED: Mr. Merle Hayward. 37 Teacher of the Year Eugene Barnewolt, who has taught and coached at Plainfield High School since 1967, was honored by the Illinois State Board of Education and received Honorable Mention in the “Those Who Excel educa- tional awards for 1980. After being nominated by his peers, Mr. Barnewolt was entered in the administrator’s category of the statewide competition. Let- ters of recommendation were forwarded by his colleagues, students, and school district administrators, along with a collection of var- ious awards Mr. Barnewolt has received over the years for his service to education. His selection has brought honor to Plain- field School District 202, and his dedication has made Plainfield High School the better for his presence. As former IRO student, Connie Marco, put it: “Mr. Barnewolt deserves something for all his hard work.” Mr. Tunell presents ‘'Barney with a framed copy of an article from Mr. Barnewolt gives his acceptance speech, the “Emptyprise.” Mr Arbo presents Barney with a new-fangled educator's golf club. 38 PRINCIPAL: James Waldorf ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL: Paul Montgomery Principals and Secretaries ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL: Oris Bunn SECRETARIES: Fran Wilmington. Karen Hamilton, Vera Glasscock. Judie Houle. Lona Traina. and Betty Talbot. 39 Counselors Terry Wittekiend Nancy Anderson George Schlott Scott Miller — Divisional Chairperson of Art. Media. Music. Guidance, and Spe- cial Education 40 Sharon DuFrane — Latin Joan Kirby — French Foreign Language Barbara Smith — Spanish Richard Chavez — Spanish Peggy Francik — German English Helen Lukancic Chris Pauley 42 43 Bonnie Neal Math Mike Salisbury Janice Keeley Dave Neal Brenda May Bob Parthun Joyce Senffner Mary Jane Ebens 44 Shirley Best Bob Cutter Social Science Betty Ellis James King Larry Evans 45 Science Ted Schorn Doug Smith Carolyn Pottinger 46 47 Dennis Larson B u s i n e s s Linda Kinnikin — Coordinator of Office Education Program Bonnie Williams Darlene f rink 48 Robyn Kurnat Lauretta Gallahue Home Economics Evelyn Cable Cheryl Samusevich — Divisional Chairperson of Business. Home Economics, and Industrial Arts 50 Media, Music, Special Services 51 Sharon Hisaw — Special Services Physical Education Dave Mow Kathy Kazmar 52 Karen Roppa Larry McKeon Bill Conrad 53 Brotherly love? Oooohh Noooo! Now what do you want? 54 Like father, like son? Mr. Jones gives his left brain some exercise. You’d laugh too if you could see it!” The good, the bad. and the ugly??? Miss Gallahue offers a helping hand. 55 56 Student Council FIRST ROW Julie Puntney. Vicky Bellafiore. Leslie Schmitz. Bob Buss. Lynette Otto. Jill Weems SECOND ROW Juli Ptfc. Amy Pemberton. Sally Bragg. Shan Hall. Carla Albenco. Arlene Matson. Missy Birsa. Jane Gove THIRD ROW Rich Sienko. Janet Miller. Kay McMahon. Lissa Palmer. Laureen Zary. Loretta Ardaugh. Beth Gierich. Lisa Sarcletti. Laura imhof FOURTH ROW Mr Cutter. Nicki Kovacevich. Amy Schleeter. Lon Plut. Marilyn Wysocki. Joel Lichtenwalter. Jane Nealis. Kim Rife. Maureen Morelli. Rachel King Student Council is the voice of the entire student body. Members present the ideas of students to faculty, as well as sponsor student activities. This year’s council organized Homecoming games and dance, two concerts, school visitations for council members, and two blood drives. Student Council also sponsored two new activities this year — Student of the Month, and Support Your Club Competition. The Student of the Month Hall of Fame consists of outstanding senior class members chosen by their peers. The Support Your Club Week activities included a bulletin board contest and volleyball tournament. The Councils activities are paid for through fund raisers and admission to activities.. The bonfire burned for the third consecutive year following the Friday night Homecoming activities The students show their class spirit on Concert T-shirt Day. 58 I thought she said it would only be a little while. Dave Kozuh serves up a victory for the Mathletes. We know why you’re here! Two of the many bulletin boards found around the school during Sup- port Your Club Week. Plainsman PLAINSMAN staffers publish a high school yearbook and a K-8 yearbook. Plans for the books begin in early September, and the final pages on the high school books are completed in early June. Staff members put in hours draw- ing up pages, cropping pictures, writing copy, and 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 publishing costs. FIRST ROW: Teresa Bossert, Lori Talbot, Shari Hall, Loretta Ardaugh (Assistant Editor), Susan Harshbarger, Alexandria Argoudelis. SECOND ROW: Diane Halley, Kris Hojnacki, Laura Imhof, Don Fiday, Kris Beckman, Bob Buss, Cara Norris, Chuck Perko. THIRD ROW: Tony Skoien, Dee Bartholme, Donna Biernat. Edie Barnes, Kris Kramer, Dan Remus, Kevin Skoien. BACK ROW: Mrs. Francik (Advisor), Ron Offerman, Marilyn Wysocki, Mike Bra- mel. Jane Nealis (Editor), Lisa Pearson, Greg Wunderlich. Mike Bramel types diligently on the sports section. Ron Offerman was single-handedly responsible for that page. 60 K-8 YEARBOOK STAFF: FIRST ROW: Lori Talbot. Dee Bartholme. Kris Hojnacki. Edie Barnes. SECOND ROW: Rod Shreve. Tony Skoien. Deb Tay- lor (Editor). Susan Harshbarger. Cara Norris. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Francik (Advisor). Chuck Perko. Kevin Skoien. Marilyn Wysocki, Lisa Pearson. Double-staffer typists are always working on something. Yet another typist hard at work. i r % L I Tony Skoien takes a break from indexing to pose for the photogra- pher. Kevin Skoien is surprised by the cameraman. Those typists are everywhere you look. 61 FIELDER STAFF FIRST ROW: Dee Bartholme. Shelly LaFountain, Laura Gillespie. Tammy Berlin. Teresa Bossert (Editor). Lori Talbot. SECOND ROW: Kim Smith. Deb Gembecki. Sally Bragg. Crystal Gossett. Gina Waldvogel. Barb Kozuh. Chris Listello. THIRD ROW: Dave Traina, Bob Duranto. Joe Murphy. Dave Adsit. Randy Kinley. Laureen Zary, Lori Plut. FOURTH ROW: Rich Sienko. Ann Schleeter. Ron Offerman, Jane Nealis. Joel Lichtenwalter. Mike Bramel. Mr. Ostrem (Advisor). Mike Bramel types up the sports section?? Lori Talbot takes a break from working on the newspaper. The FIELDER is a self-supporting publication put forth by the students. The newspaper is dis- tributed to the students of PHS and advertisers. The FIELDER informs students of past and upcoming events. It also gives students the opportunity to express their opinions openly. Editor Teresa Bossert and Chris Listello discuss plans for layout. 62 FIRST ROW: Loretta Ardaugh, Carolyn Schmitz. Lori Talbot. Teresa Bossert. SECOND ROW: Jean- nette Gruber. Jane Nealis. Kelly Keister. Mike Bramel. Ron Offerman. Chris Listello, Advisor Mrs. Fran- cik. Quill and Scroll Quill Scroll is an hon- orary society for high school junior and senior journalists. To qualify for member- ship students must be in the upper third of their class, be recommended by an advi- sor. and have done superior work in some phase of jour- nalism or school publica- tion. Jane Gove, Andi Anderson. Vicki Bellafiore. Girls’ and Boys’ State Boys’ and Girls’ State programs construct mythi- cal cities and counties where students elect officials from alderman to governor. The purpose of the pro- gram is to train students in the fundamentals of gov- ernment and civics. FIRST ROW: Brian Reeves. Mark Ferguson, John Argoudelis. Don Govoni. SECOND ROW: Jon Pubentz, Jon Frink. Doug Ther- rien. Dave Kozuh. THIRD ROW: Mike Bramel. Corey Tisthammer. Tom Norris, Lloyd White, Brent Ashbaugh. 63 Star Team FIRST ROW Jeanine Schaller. Ellen Wilker. Carolyn Schmitz. Sue Lloyd. Doreen Day. Vickie Moss. Joe Murphy. SECOND ROW: Rich Sienko. Debbie Smith. Deb Hatchett. Gmny Noble. Joan Partak. Kelly Keister. Tony Zelazny. Mrs. Neal (Advisor) THIRD ROW: Laura Gillespie. Joel Lichtenwalter. Ann Schleeter. Lane Mattix. Dale Therrien. Jeanette Gruber. Dave Adsit. Pat- ty Keister. Ms. Wilkens (Advisor) Star Team is Plainfield’s competitive speech team. Throughout the season — from October through February, twenty-three students competed in eleven different events, including acting, public speaking, radio speaking, and interpretation. During the regular season, they participated in seven invitationals, competing against from eight to thirty schools. They finished in one of the top four places in all contests except one. The highlight of our season came at the Yorkville Invitational, where they won the first place team trophy. Five students advanced from the districts to compete at the sectional contest. They are Joan Partak. Carolyn Schmitz. Jeanette Gruber. Laura Gillespie, and Dave Adsit. Six students also qualified for the SCOTIE tournament of champions by winning first place trophies during the season. The 1980-81 season has been the most successful in Star Team’s history. Jeanette Gruber presenting an original oratory. Ms. Wilkens watches her team with anticipation. Jeanine Schaller and Dale Therrien present their Ellen Wilker’s humorous interpretation of Mr. definitely dramatic duet. BeeBe. 64 FIRST ROW: Laura Short. Rick Breslin. Jane Gove. Dave Klak. Jeanine Schaller. Sharon Mann Tammy Lutter. Marina Perko. Leslie Schmitz. Sue Eddy. Pat Kibler. Rich Sienko. SECOND ROW Lynn Karr Sheri Welker. Laureen Zary. Sandra Dennison. Marilyn Wysocki. Vicky Clink. Joel Lichtenwalter Deb Hatchett. Lisa Peck. Scott Patrick. Laura Gillespie. Miss Koopman. THIRD ROW: Lorenzo Casas Larry DeWitt. Laura Imhof, Dee Bartholme. Lane Mattix. Tammy Berlin. Vicki Bellafiore. TOP ROW Bob Buss Jim Barnes. Dan Ewing. Drama Club The PHS Drama Club is a group of students in- terested in the theater arts. Most drama members participate in school plays; either backstage helping with props, make-up, lighting and cues, or on stage acting. The members won first place with their original entry in the bulletin board contest. Drama Club is also af- filiated with the Interna- tional Thespian Society. 65 FIRST ROW: Laura Gillespie. Lisa Traina, Missy Bellafiore. Kerrie Neal. SECOND ROW: Pam Plant. Kim Matthews, Magan Book (Mascot) Lisa Booth (Secretary) Amy Gibson. THIRD ROW: Leslie Flavell. Wendy Morris. Sue Wilkinson. Jeannine Williams. Cheryl Kopjo (Co-Captain). BACK ROW: Tammy Londrie (Co-Captain). Wildcat fans got an added treat wat- ching their favorite teams this year. The Pom Pon Squad performed eye-catching routines at half-time of the football and basketball games. The girls put in a lot of time this year performing at a fall com- petition at the Louis Joliet Mall, practicing twice a week, having fund raisers, along with their home performances. Their routines were choreographed by co- captains Cheryl Kopjo and Tammy Lon- drie. The girls were sponsored by Mrs. Sandra Book. This was the first year the squad was accepted as part of the Athletic Booster Organization. 66 FIRST ROW: Linda Osmus. Alexandria Argoudelis, Arlene Matson (President), Sally Bragg (Vice-President), Karen Kelly. Sandy Dickison, Gale Curry. SECOND ROW: Patti Zeller. Laura Short, Connie Sing. Pam Manley. Doreen Day. Karen Williams. Kittens Kittens is the P.H.S. ser- vice organization. Par- ticipants sell programs at football games, serve as ushers at basketball games, act as hostesses at tournaments, and work at athletic banquets. The Kit- tens also helped with open house this year. Lettermen’s Club The Lettermen’s Club is a club open to any athlete who has earned his or her varsity letter. This year's club had 13 Seniors, 3 Juniors and 1 Sophomore. The duty of the club is to promote athletics at P.H.S. This year they have sponsored a Sports Day, featuring Bill Gullickson, and the ever so popular Slave Auction. In April of 1981 the club is planning a car wash to raise money for next year’s club. FIRST ROW: Don Govoni, Maria Traina. Arlene Matson. Sally Bragg. Barb Kozuh. SEC- OND ROW: Andi Anderson, Julie Pirc, Denise Klindworth, Kim Rife. Bonnie Keeley. Scott Kopec. THIRD ROW: Randy Kinley. Pete Offerman, Ron Offerman. Dale Therrien, Jane Nealis, Mike Bramel. Mr. Hunt (Advisor). Colorguard Competes Year-Round RIFLES: Janet Lueke. Sandy Eddy. Julie Wilmington. Gina Waldvogel (Captain). Karen Buss. AMERICAN GUARD: Meg McCloud (Cap- tain) . Heather Sleezer. Lynn Jelm. FLAGS: Annette Hamby. Lynette Shimkus. Sue Tannenbaum. Shelly Bly. Barb Millison. Debbie Kmzler. Lyn Surges. Perri Watson, Cindy Canaday. Dawn Kinzler, Kim Rutherford. Nannette Wilslef. Beth Gierich, Peggy Blackwell. Mariean Liker. Julie Capek (Co-Captain), Laura Imhof (Captain). The highlight of this year’s Color Guard was competition in many field shows. A new Winter Guard was formed this year to complement the guard fall and spring activities. Guard captain, Laura Imhof and co-captain Julie Capek and the girls are looking forward to a great season which includes competing at MBA, the major battleground for an appearance at a bowl game, and many other field shows and parades. The 1981 Spring Guard will be in- structed by Lisa Preston from Northern Illinois University. 68 The Band That Plays Together... Plays Together! BASS DRUMMERS: Curt Gauen, Joel Lichtenwalter, Bill Chapman. Mr. Ed Jones. Marcia Labelle Burke. Marcella Bronson. Captain Roger Sebby. 69 CLARINETS: FIRST ROW Cheryl Nash Mary Hemize. LeighAnn Lowley. Alexandria Argoudete. Joanne Krupowicz. SECOND ROW Robin Butler. Ann Nemamch. Gayle Yahnke. Kris Hojnacki. Diane Castleman. Magaret Picha. Dee Bartholme. THIRD ROW: Cindy Horton. Gary Picha. Marilyn Wysocki. Curt Gauen. Bill Chapman. OBOES: Vicki Moss, LeeAnn Jones. ALTO AND BASS CLARINETS: Kevin Skoien, Mary Webb. Maureen King, Scott Dean, Lynn Hennings, Rich Ervin. Sally Bragg. SAXOPHONES: FIRST ROW: Paula Groves. Brett Abbott. Mike Witkowski, Jeff Picha. SECOND ROW: Chris Huumo. Tom Mulligan. Mark Oudt. Edie Barnes. Craig Nealis. FLUTES: FIRST ROW Karla Snyder. Dawn Cramer. Ginny Noble. Patti Alley SECOND ROW Barb Roman. Theresa Dahl. Patsi Norris. Debbie Smith. FRENCH HORNS: Becky Poyner. Jane Nealis. Geoff Marko. Karol Schmitz. 70 TUBAS: Doug Murphy. Jim Kaatz, Jim Barnes. TROMBONES: Paul Smith, Dan Ewing. Paul Plutz. PERCUSSION: Todd Zimmerman. Dave Adsit. Chuck Albright. Jim Alstott, Jeff Prosapio. TRUMPETS AND CORNETS: FIRST ROW: Joel Matson. Scott Moss. Dave Kozuh. Al Winchester. SECOND ROW: Fred Gomez. Dave Eicholzer. Jeff Traina, Greg Wunderlich. John Egner. BARITONES: Joe Murphy. Dale Therrien. Mike Walters. 71 Plainfield High School PLAINFIELD HIGH SCHOOL SYMPHONIC BAND: FIRST ROW: Bill Chapman. Dee Bartholme. Alexandria Argoudelis. Joanne Krupowicz. Ginny Noble. Therese Dahl. Karla Snyder. SECOND ROW: Kris Hojnacki. Gayle Yahnke. Gary Picha. Marilyn Wysocki, Curt Gauen. LeaAnn Jones. Vickie Moss. Barb Roman. Patsy Norris. Dawn Cremer. Patti Ally. Debbie Smith. THIRD ROW: Robin Butler. Cindy Horton. Mary Henise. LeighAnn Lowley. Diane Castleman. Cindy Adsit, Joel Lichtenwalter. Craig Nealis. Edith Barnes. Paula Groves. Brett Abbott. Mike Witkowski. Jeff Picha. Chris Huumo. Marc Oudt. Joel Matson. Fred Gomez. Dave Eicholzer. Scott Moss. Greg Symphonic Band Wunderlich. Dave Kozuh. Al Winchester. FOURTH ROW: Lynn Hennings. Maureen King. Mary Webb. Kevin Skoien. Scott Dean. Margaret Picha. Anne Nemanich. Cheryl Nash. Dan Ewing. Paul Plutz. Paul Smith. FIFTH ROW: Jim Alstott, Becky Poyner. Geoff Marko. Jane Nealis. Karol Schmitz. John Egner. Jeff Trama. Dave Adsit. Chuck Albright. Jeff Prosapio, Todd Zimmerman. BACK ROW: Mr. Ed Jones. Sally Bragg. Rich Ervin. Tom Mulligan. Doug Murphy. Jim Barnes. Jim Kaatz, Joe Murphy. Mike Walters. Dale Therrien. NHS Inducts Thirty-Six NEW MEMBERS: FIRST ROW: Tom Bangert. Dave Kozuh. Brian Reeves. Mark Ferguson. Jim Johnston. John Argoudelis. Tom Norris. Randy Dister. Brent DeVries. SECOND ROW: Lloyd White. Jeannine Schaller, Karla Snyder. Leslie Schmitz. Teresa Bossert. Wendy Turner. Pam Carlson. Lon Miller. Lisa Miller. Ellen Wilker. Janet Ham. Mike Walters. THIRD ROW: Tom Altenhoff. Shari Hall. Robin Fredericksen. Laura Gillespie. Laureen Zary. Lisa Gullickson. Chris Listello. Kristi Kramer. Lori Plut. Barb Kozuh. Jennifer Fronek. Dawn Geschke. LeaAnn Jones. Sue Lowley. Mike Bosman. Thirty-six new members were inducted into the Plainfield High School Chapter of the National Honor Society on May 7, 1981. The program included talks by the 1981 officers on the four principles of the society —■ character, scholarship, leadership, and service, and congratulatory remarks by Mr. Waldorf and Dr. Smith. FIRST ROW: Loretta Ardaugh. Kim Rife. Carolyn Schmitz. Julie Puntney. Steve Long SECOND ROW: Greg Wunderlich. Joan Partak. Jeanette Gruber. Scott Kopec. Bonnie Keeley. Dave Senffner. THIRD ROW: Carol McNair. Marilyn Wysocki. Jim Barnes. Dale Therrien. Jane Nealis, Joe Murphy, Miss Senffner. Dr. Smith makes his congratulatory remarks. 74 Mathletes FIRST ROW: Kim Rife. Wendy Hines. Patty Perkins. Debbie Smith. Becky Poyner. Gayle Yahnke. Kris Schmitz. Dee Bartholme. Donna Biernat. Kris Kojnacki. Carolyn Schmitz. Chris Hillock. Don Govoni. Steve Crook. SECOND ROW: Karen Hammer. Bonnie Keeley. Tom Hjemvick. Tiffany Harkins. Susan Jacob. Stef me Wollenweber. Brian Ray. Loretta Ardaugh. Joan Partak. Jeanette Gruber. Clark Longnecker, Lisa Pearson. Deb Taylor. LeaAnn Jones. Collette Rafter. Dave Saunders. THIRD ROW: Randy Dister. Sue Lowley. Jim Ciarletti. Doug Murphy. Scott Moss. John Egner. Brian Reeves. Scott Patrick. Donna Smiley. Laureen Zary. Lloyd White. Kris Kramer. Tony Zelazny. Jen Fronek. FOURTH ROW: Dave Kozuh. Jim Barner. Curt Gauen. Steve Sieber, Tom Norris. Greg Wunderlich. Marilyn Wysocki. Jim Barnes. Jane Nealis. Joe Murphy, Dave Senffner. Scott Kopec. Steve Long. Joel Lichten- walter. Kent White. There are over seventy participants on the math team. The members have competed in four local competitions: Will County. Little Seven. Joliet Junior College Invitational, and the ICTM Regional. Of the students who participated this year. Joan Partak did an outstanding job. Locally she has taken only firsts in her category, and qualified for state competition by placing second in orals and precalculus written exam at the ICTM Regional. Green and White Review Staff FIRST ROW: Jane Nealis. Jeanette Gruber. Carolyn Schmitz. Kelly Keister. SECOND ROW: Chris Listello. Laureen Zary. Debbie Smith. Barb Kozuh. THIRD ROW: Teresa Bossert. Pam Manley. Miss Lukancic (Advisor). Susan Jacob. The Green and White Review is a literary magazine for and by the students of PHS. Early in the year a student staff is chosen to judge all writing entries. The magazine is paid for by selling subscriptions and patrons. The best writing in the categories of: essays, poetry, and short stories are chosen to be published in the Review. 75 Science Club Field trips to the Museum of Science and Industry, the Field Museum, and Dresden Nuclear Reactor were some of Science Club's activities this year. The five member club is exposed to a great deal of interesting phenomena and all five are required to do projects in the science fair. In spring the club made bi- weekly visits to the observatory and students developed com attach- ments for the observatory. Mr. Smith (Sponsor). Mike Lambert. Curt Gauen. Chuck Perko. John Egner. Frank Heisler. Camera Club The camera club has been developing prints and film in a new darkroom this year. The club now works with two enlargers in a larger and better adapted darkroom, which they have long awaited. The members stay busy through the year developing film and prints for the PLAINSMAN and FIELDER. The club teaches new members developing techniques, and camera use. All camera club members have access to the darkroom. FIRST ROW: Mike Oudt. Randy Dister, Bob Buss. Rich Sienko. Rick Breslin. Mr. Schorn (Sponsor). SECOND ROW: Curt Gauen. John Egner. Debbie Gembicki. Larry DeWitt. Wally Sharp. THIRD ROW: Wendy Turner Kris Beckman. Shelly LaFountain, John Cerovac. Kirk Hansen, Brian Wood. FOURTH ROW: Don Fiday. Scott Dean. Dan Remus. Kris Kramer. Jeff Prosapiro. Clark Longnecker. 76 FIRST ROW: Rosemarie DiGiovine. Pam Ruzicka. Leah Yates. Cindy Fawver. SECOND ROW: Georgina Svetlecich. Brenda Bowers. Karen Mika. Janet Moholick. Sue Storm. Mrs. Kinnikin (Advisor). THIRD ROW: Stacey Coppert. Laura Baer. Kim Therrien. Brenda Kinnary, Lucia Tor- O.E.A. res. OFFICERS: SEATED: Pam Ruzicka. President; Leah Yates. Vice President. STANDING: Karen Mika. Historian; Rosemarie DiGiovine. Treasurer; Cindy Fawver. Secretary. STATE CONTESTANTS: Rosemarie DiGiovine. Janet Moholick. and Pam Ruzicka. Pam Ruzicka. Janet Moholick, and Rosemarie DiGiovine participated in the State Office Educa- tion Conference. Pam received a second place and moved on to the National Office Education Conference in San Antonio. Texas. She competed with 38 other contestants from 16 other states in Prepared Verbal Communications. The title of her seven minute speech was “The 9 to 5 Secretary.” After two rounds of competition. Pam was awarded a trophy for first place in the nation. Pam Ruzicka 77 Attendance Office Aides FIRST ROW: Tammy McClintock, Kim Rutherford, Carla Alberico, Stacy Moore, Rachel King, Tina Beck, Shari Long. SEC- OND ROW: Barb Kozuh, Sue Qualls. Crystal Gossett. Gina Waldvogel. Dawn Pemble. Gale Curry. Guidance Office Aides 1 1 ©P V - • , • .� 1 FIRST ROW: Janet Ham, Kris Kramer. Julie Pirc. Beth Troha. SECOND ROW: Vicki Vercellotti, Donna Peterson, Teresa Keniley. Maria Traina. Maura Keniley. 78 Illinois State Scholars ROW: Bonnie Keeley, Kim Rife, Jeanette Gruber, Kelly Keister, Chris Hillock. THIRD ROW: Karen Hammer. Dave Senffner. Greg Wunderlich, Scott Kopec. Collette Rafter. Joe Murphy. FOURTH ROW: Marilyn Wysocki, Jim Barnes. Dale Therrien, Jane Nealis, Dave Saunders. Twenty-one Plainfield seniors were named Illinois State Scholars this year. A combination of ACT scores and a record of high school achievement qualify students for this honor. Media Center Aides 79 LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Boe, Tom Eggleston. Pat Keister. Tony Zelazny. Pat Bailey. Marina Perko. Brian Ray. Kelly Keister. Ray Bruno, Sue Lloyd. Dave Klak, Mrs. Wills, Joe Ciarlette, Ricky Smith. Freshman Girls’ Choir FIRST ROW: Mr. Yarbrough. Dawn Vollmer. Carrie Snell. Patty Perkins. Lynette Otto, Mandy Leonard, Becky McKay. Wendy Ponterelli, Marianne Long. SECOND ROW: Jayne Cline, Barb Milliron, Debby Kinzler. Amy Gibson. Courtney Robinson, Ann Louise Schleeter, Chris Gillham, Lisa Gill. Heather Sleezer. Treble Choir FIRST ROW: Peggy Vant, Robin Hoffmeyer, Renata Venters, Julie Frick. Gail Chapman, Kerrie Neal. Sandy Dickison, Con- nie Mathison. SECOND ROW: Mr. Yarbrough, Kim Vogt, Maureen Kelly, Stephanie See, Jennifer Ledbetter, Ruth Morris. Carla Ligon, Lynn Jelm. Kim Rife. THIRD ROW: Marci Keenan, Dawn Kinzler. Michelle Ivec, Pam Plant, Laura Short. Joanne Frazier, Chris McDaniel, Tammy Londrie. 80 Concert Choir FIRST ROW: Dawn Cramer, Laura Imhof, Amy Engel, Cheryl Weese. Gina Vanzaghi, Jill Weems, Tammy Lutter, Nyoka Polyak, Ellen Wilker. Denise Klindworth. Carol Cullison, Nanette Wilslef. SECOND ROW: Cara Norris. Therese Dahl. Karen Buss. Marci Keenan. Robbin Fredericksen, Sonia Knotts. Carol Sondelbach, Ruth Tomko. Gina Waldvogel. Jill Leiser, Deb Gembicki. Cheryl Ospolik. Mr. Yarbrough, Vicki Clink, Laura Horath, Kelly Senffner, Amy Boris. Kim Mathews. Linda Testin, Sherry Long. Laura McCarthy, Jennifer Gillham, Rita Richied. FOURTH ROW: Tim Crandall. Link Alander. Pat Kibler. Mike Cleary. Bob Duranto. Lorenzo Casas, Bob Buss. Kevin Bedford. Bob Doll. Rick Breslin. NOT PICTURED: Seth Martin. Tim Carter. Rich Sienko. FIRST ROW: Bob Buss. Cheri Koerner. SECOND ROW: Kaye Polyak. Lorenzo Casas. Kim Rife. Laura Imhof. Link Alander. THIRD ROW: Robbin Fredericksen. Kevin Bedford. Tim Crandall. Joel Lichtenwalter. Linda Testin. FOURTH ROW: Tim Carter. Nanette Wilself. Jim Barnes. Madrigal Singers 81 Thespian Troupe No. 617 FIRST ROW: Jane Gove. Nyoka Polyak. Vicki Bellafiore. Annette Hamby. Tammy Berlin. Marilyn Wysocki. Jeannine Schaller. SECOND ROW: Kelly Keister. Laura Imhof, Jim Barnes. Debbie Hatchett. Joel Lichtenwalter. Dan Ewing. Rich Sienko. Miss Koopman (Sponsor). Lighting Crew Chuck Willard. Lloyd Puckitt 82 Newly Initiated Thespians FRONT ROW: Lorenzo Casas. Leslie Schmitz. Scottie Patrick. Dee Bartholme. Sandy Eddy. BACK ROW: Larry DeWitt. Lane Mattix, Jenny Gillham, Mike Cleary, Bob Buss. Candids 84 85 86 88 89 Swings to Victories FIRST ROW: Doug Murphy. Ray Bolte. Brett Wysock, Jim Johnston. Kurt Murry. SECOND ROW: Coach Doug Ostrem. Dan Johnston, Bill Chapman, Matt Johnston, Lori Vasey, Shelly LaFountain. Coaching a great group of athletes with enormous spirit, first year golf coach Doug Ostrem watched the PHS golf team come back from a 1979 season of 2-12 to finish with a 7-7 over-all record. Team captain, Jim Johnston led the team to what was one of the better seasons for any PHS varsity golf team. The biggest upset of the year came on Septem- ber 10, when Plainfield handed Illini 8 conference champs Joliet West a stunning defeat. The most valuable Player was Bill Chapman, and Most Improved was Tom Beyer. Shelly LaFountain Being the first girl to golf for the PHS golf team, Shelly started playing for Plainfield when she was a freshman, two years ago. Shelly had a fine season this year,” said Coach Doug Ostrem. She played consistently and was a valuable asset to the varsity team this year. “I hope Shelly will be back with us next year, because she is a fine golfer, says Coach Ostrem. 90 J That's Teamwork! Plfd 203 187 208 193 187 190 185 192 195 189 192 183 199 195 SOPH SCOREBOARD Batavia Joliet Catholic Waubonsie Morris Joliet West Kaneland Joliet Central Sycamore 1 ockport Providence Geneva Lemont Joliet East Bolingbrook Opp 205 190 209 227 225 214 286 207 215 192 194 218 202 215 Tom Beyer has the meet in the bag. This year's PHS sophomore golf team was one of the best in Plainfield history. The sophs finished undefeated with a record of 14-0. First year Coach Doug Ostrem says, They are a great group of kids, and I'm proud of every last one of them. Leading the team to victories were top golfers Dan Johnston and John Libersher. Libersher also took 3rd place in the conference meet. With this year's sophs and the varsity team com- bined, they will have a very rewarding season in 1981. 91 New Coach for Runners v o o CO CO o FRONT ROW: Jon Frink, Doug Dickenson. Garret Smith. Don Govoni. Randy Kinley. Brett Webster. Randy Welz. BACK ROW: Pete Offerman. Bill Anderson. Kevin Peters. Jeff Brown. Mike Bramel. Ron Prueter. Ron Offerman. Coach Steve Riederer. Hampered by injury and illness, the 1980 C.C. team finished with a mediocore 5-10 record. Sidelin- ed with everything from a cold to hypoglycemia, the harriers had 3-3 record in the conference, despite the 500 miles logged in pre-season practice. Team captain Randy Kinley unable to finish the season due to pneumonia was Plainfield’s number one runner when he competed. During his absence, sophomore Pete Offerman. and Juniors Garret Smith and Don Govoni led the team. Although Coach Riederer lost three seniors this year, he feels his hopes are high for next year. Finishing first in 3 consecutive meets on the varsity level, sophomore Pete Offerman will be a definite threat to opposing teams next season. Junior Brett Webster taking 20th place in the conference meet will also be a top contender for high honors next season. Other runners who helped pace the team were Seniors Randy Welz and Ron Offerman, and Juniors Mike Bramel, and Jon Frink. ■ cross'count VARSITY 5o-i5 jmM 48-48 1 35-20 f 25-32 41-16 50-15 23-32 29-26 17-46 V SCOREBOARD B ' FORSH-SOPH 19- 44 21-36 27-32 27-28 27-28 20- 35 go Kal Joliet Ce Providence Romeoville Batavia Waubonsie Lemon t Morris JolietSetholic East Aurora Kaneland Sycamore Westmont Minooka iD ISH-SOPF i, Is S e n i o r s Randy Kinley Ron Offerman Randy Welz 92 Seniors Randy Kinley and Ron Offerman finish a hard race. Sophomore Pete Offerman leads the Varsity pack. Holly Hamilton Freshman Holly Hamilton was the third girl to run on a C.C. team at P.H.S. Due to the popularity of girls’ cross country in the conference, there was much competition. Holly placed 51st out of a field of 109 runners in the girls’ District meet. 93 Spikettes Serve Up LSC Title FIRST ROW: Lisa Weber. Donna Ligon, Angie Johns, Lisa Miller. Bonnie Keeley. Traci Medina, Sherry Koener. SECOND ROW: Jane Hamor, Kelly Ayers, Rene Mentzer, Maria Taina, Michelle Simmons. Denise Klindworth, Kim Rife. Jacquie Medina, Laura Whitney. Jen McDaniels. THIRD ROW: Helen Conroy. Jill Whitney. Joann Staehley, Deb Confer. Wendy Wrona, Edith Barnes. Donna Dodson. Patsy Norris. Stacey Miller, Lisa Gullickson, Coach Kathy Cartwright. Once again under the direction of Miss Kathy Cartwright, Plainfield's girls’ volleyball team completed another successful season. This year’s 12-2 record earned the team the third conference championship since 1975. Team captains were Denise Klindworth and Bonnie Keeley, while Kim Rife, Michelle Simmons, Maria Traina, and Karen Hammer comprised the rest of the senior Spikettes. Also helping on the triumphant quest for the LSC title were Angie Johns, Lisa Miller and Jacquie Medina. The defending IHSA district champs were not as fortunate this year though as Lockport held PHS to a third place finish. Named to the all-conference team was Bonnie Keeley, while Denise Klindworth and Michelle Simmons received honorable mention. VARSITY SCOREBOARD Plainfield Opp 2 St. Francis 0 2 Yorkville W 0 % 1 Providence 2 2 Waubonsie 0 2 Kaneland 0 2 Oswego 0 1 Sycamore 2 2 Geneva 0 2 Morris 1 Aurora East 2 2 Batavia 0 2 Waubonsie 0 2 Kaneland 1 2 Oswego 0 2 Sycamore 0 2 Geneva 0 2 Morris 1 1 Batavia 2 S e n i o r s Kim Rife Denise Maria Klindworth Traina Bonnie Michelle Karen Keeley Simmons Hammer 94 Sophs Finish With 12-2 Season Denise Klindworth serves up another victory. Angie Johns gives a little encouragement. This year’s frosh-soph volleyball team pleased Miss Cartwright just as much as the varsity team. The frosh-soph team also posted a 12-2 record, but were not as fortunate in con- ference as they took 2nd place. Coach Cartwright has seven sophs moving up to varsity play next year which will help out con- siderably. She says it will not af- fect the frosh-soph team though as she still has eight freshmen on the lower level. Good luck to Miss Cartwright who is looking for her 4th conference title in 1981. A victory celebration. 95 Cats Finish 8-1 CS -Q O O LL -t— CO CO FIRST ROW: Todd Hughes. Tony Hamilton, Tim Carter Bob OuBiee. Mike Whitman. Rod Hoslord. Scoll Kopec. John Neal. Kirk Schauer SECOND ROW Scolt Ben- son. Mike Daughters. Sieve Crook. Sieve Troha. Rob Heck. Chuck Wilson. Dave Peterson. Dave Countryman. THIRD ROW: John Argoudelrs. Scott Tighe. Rob Kovacevrch. Jett Mahatfey. Dale Therrien. Doug Goodson, Tom Norris FOURTH ROW: Doug Plut, Mike Hall. Rick Pederson, Brian Vanloon. Mike Avery. Brent Ashbaugh. Jon Pubentz. Dave Neal FIFTH ROW Coach Mow. Coach Lange. Pat Groves. Sean Keileher. Jett Girard. Joe Casas. Coach Rogien. Coach McKeon SIXTH ROW: Lon Miller, Shari Anderson. Tammy Lutter Assistant Coach Harold Lange The 1980 varsity football season, one of the finest ever in Plainfield history, turned out to be full of surprises. The season, in fact was the best one yet in LSC play as the Wildcats finished with a 6-1 record, good enough to earn PHS a share of the con- ference title. Led by third year Coach McKeon with assistant coaches Ivlow, Lange and Rogien, Plainfield lost only once throughout their 9 game season. Despite the successful season, the Wildcats failed to gain entry imo the IHSA State Playoffs. “My biggest let down was not making it into the playoffs,” said McKeon at the fall banquet. McKeon was voted LSC Coach Of The Year while 5 of his players, Rick Pederson, Mike Whitman, Kirk Schaur, Jeff Mahaffey, and Mike Daughters were named to the all-conference team. Chosen as most valuable players on the offensive team were Rick Pederson and Mike Whitman, while defensive MVPs were Mike Daughters and Jeff Mahaffey. 96 1980 Varsity Football ftAINFIELT ( Jeff Mahaffey Rod Hosford Mike Whitman Student Trainer Mike Pallis Coach Larry McKeon Jeff Girard Rob Kovacevich Doug Goodson Rob Heck 97 McKeon Coach of the Year Sean Kelleher Scott Benson Todd Hughes Joe Casas Rob Plut John Neal Scott Kopec Larry McKeon: Coach of the Year. Tom Norris Charlie Wilson Dale Therrien 98 LSC Tri-Champions Steve Crook Kirk Schauer Steve Troha John Argoudelis Dave Peterson Rick Pederson Jon Pubentz Tim Carter 99 FIRST ROW: Jerry Bissett, Eric Greenup. John Listello, Tony Traina. Dan Neushwander. Rob Seiler. Paul Likes. Doug Plut, David Hughes. SECOND ROW: Darren Herbst. Eric Nier. Seth Martin. Chuck McGann. Mike Hert. Tom Nurczyk, Tom Gruben. Roger Godinez. THIRD ROW: Brad Goff. Mike Thompson. Guy Pennington. Gary McDaniel. Scott Davis. Jim Butler. Tom Tibbie. Joe Nelson. Jim Burzinski. FOURTH ROW: Coach Walsh. Coach Boe, (Mgrs.) Kay McMahon. Janet Miller. Coach Walsh and Coach Boe Plainfield Sophomore Football in 1980 could be easily likened to a roller coaster at Great America — the season had its ups and downs. Until the later part of the year, every victory was follow- ed by a loss. As Coach Walsh stated “We appeared to lack continuity on the field in the first part of the season.” After a 22-12 victory over LSC rival. Kaneland. the sophs began to change their style of play. “I saw constant improvement during the last half of our season,” com- mented Walsh. “We began to play with poise and con- fidence. I think this helped us to realize our full potential and become a good football team.” The Wildcats closed out their season with a winning 5-4 record by handing the Oswego Panthers a 28-6 defeat. 100 FIRST ROW: Mike Witczak. Kevin Lehew. Jake Neely. Ken Rafter. Perry Gilbertson. Dan Boyd. Brett Morris. Guy Stan- dard. John Ashley. Dale Countryman. SECOND ROW: Chris Hartel. Greg Guzman. Doyle Simerly. Larry Perinar. Darryl Testin. Dave Avery. Bob Koenig. Dave Bergthold. Jim Palmer. THIRD ROW: Bill Kryzwanos. Bryant Mitchell. Ralph Ingles. John Brown. Dave Klak. Dave Quinn. Jeff Czyz, Brian Egizio. Jim Donnelly. FOURTH ROW: Paul Plutz. Jim Alstott. John Galston. Tony Zelazny. Scott Baron. Tim Baker. Bob Grewmg. Leo Valdez. Doug White. FIFTH ROW: Coach Dave Dun- bar. (Mgrs.) Lynett Kopec. Nora Pennington. Vicki Goff. Lori Davis. Coach Bob Fassiotto. Finishing with only one loss in LSC action, the freshman football team had a surprising year. Throughout the 1980 season, the Cats suffered only two losses while winning five contests and breaking even with Joliet West. The freshman team shut out conference rivals Waubonsie and Oswego, and they topped Batavia and Kaneland by 10 points in each game. 101 Hamilton Named All-Conference FRONT ROW: Larry Jaros. Rich Sharp, Tony Hamilton. Brian Reeves, Mike Bosnian. BACK ROW: Chris Goodman (mgr ), Brent Ashbaugh, Tom Norris. Bob Fish. Scott Davis. Brent DeVries. Ken Gierich, Brian Waldron, Coach Lambert. Despite a 7-17 season, the varsity basketball team had many talented individuals who set new records and gained All-Conference recognition. Senior Tony Hamilton was named as Most Valuable Player and earned a spot on the 1980-81 Little Seven All-Conference Team. Rich Sharp, a junior, completed the season with an 84% freethrow record, breaking the previous one. Named as Most Improved Players were Brent Ash- baugh and Mike Bosman. Sopho- more Bob Fish had most rebounds as well as getting special mention to the All-Conference team. Brian Reeves was named Mr. Hustle. 102 Brent DeVries Brian Waldron Sophs Have Productive Year CO cd b E o JZ Q_ O CO KNEELING: Coach Fassiotto. Lynette Kopec (mgr.). STANDING: Pat Boris. Tony Traina, Rich Hatchett. Jim Burzinski. Eric Lichtenwalter. Jim Butler. Jim Collins. Tom Tibbie. Mark Wilmington. Gary McDaniel. Matt Wedic. The sophomore bas- ketball team completed their season with a 4-10 in the LSC and a 9-13 record overall. Confer- ence opponents defeat- ed by the Wildcats included Morris. Wau- bonsie Valley, Geneva, and Oswego. The team also played three, very close overtime games. A highlight of the season was defeating Romeo- ville and Minooka in the Romeoville Tournament. PLFD SCOREBOARD OPP 47 Romeoville (OT) 44 40 Minooka 39 30 Bolingbrook 56 27 Geneva 50 40 Kaneland 46 39 Oswego 46 42 Moms 4 1 31 Providence 54 30 lemont 33 45 Jol� ei East 53 32 Batavia 41 50 Waubonsie 49 55 Sycamore 65 46 Minooka 32 40 Geneva 30 39 Kaneland (OT) 40 40 Oswego 33 48 Morns 41 52 Batavia 50 43 Marmion (OT) 45 71 Lemont 39 45 Waubonsie 46 43 Sycamore 55 104 Players Gain Experience Four overtime games and several close ones were played during the freshmen’s 6-11 basket- ball season. All those close games will be valua- ble experience for the boys next year,” com- mented Coach Ludwig. Overtime contests were played with Waubonsie Valley, Kaneland, Yorkville and Lemont. Coach Ludwig feels that the team will improve as they play on more experienced lev- els in the future. KNEELING: Justin Ceci (mgr.). Jayne Murphy (mgr.). Coach Ludwig. Penny Katro. Gayiand Pascavis STAND- ING: Brian Gerhke. Ken Ulrich. Doug White. Pete Mason. Dave Petrie. Gene Akers. Willie Krzywanos, Ed Bloom. Al Johnson. Eric Larson. John Milani SCOREBOARD PLED. OPP. 42 A A. Stagg 56 52 Lemont 41 51 Wilmington 59 65 Minooka 38 41 Yorkville (OT) 43 41 Oswego 34 34 Westmont 56 45 Batavia 52 60 Yorkville 41 35 Waubonsie (OT) 40 51 Romeoville 52 39 Morris 46 50 Wilmington 39 38 Bolingbrook 56 43 Lemont (3 0T) 47 26 Providence 50 63 Kaneland (OT) 59 c CD E C ) CD LL 105 Girls Under .500 Season VARSITY: FIRST ROW Michelle Kelm. Traci Medina. Jenny McDaniel. Penny Costenero. Jacquie Medina. Sue Lowley. Connie Mathison. Karen Williams. BACK ROW: Coach Doug Smith. Diane Comer. Brenda Book. Linda Weber. Sharon Otto. Beth Erickson. Jane Nealis. Coach Diane McMahon. “It was a building year.” says first year coach Miss McMahon. With only 2 seniors and 3 juniors, this year’s girls’ basketball team depended heavily on the sopho- more class to help pull the strings. “Next year we will have more expe- rience on the varsity level.” “Five sophs who had a lot of experience will be a big help to us next year.” The girls finished the season with a record of 6-16. The MVP was senior Jane Nealis, and the MIP was Con- nie Mathison. Jane Nealis also had the best free throw percentage. 106 Jane Nealis Sue Lowley JUNIOR VARSITY: FIRST ROW: Terri Waldvogel. Lori Darin. Renee Yudzentis. Sue Girard. Lisa Weber. Lori Schmidt. SECOND ROW: Becky Aharrah. Chris Collins. Jill Whitney. Donna Ligon. Peggy Welch. Renee Mentzer. Karen Williams. Jeanne Shepherd. THIRD ROW: Mr. Doug Smith. Coach. Dawn Antipored. Chris Humo. Beth Gie- rich. Deb Confer. Lesa Sams. Courtney Robinson. Lynn Olen. 107 Varsity Finishes 14-3 FRONT ROW: Dave Peterson, Rich Henderson. Tim Heck, Jim Johnston, Steve Troha, Ron Mentzer, Bob Betzwiser, Jeff Wal- ters. Ed Moholick BACK ROW: Eileen Wheeler. Rob Kovacevich, Garett Smith, Mike Daughters, Tim Crandall, Rob Heck, Bob DuBree, John Neal. Charlie Wilson, Coach Baker. The 1980-81 Wrestling Season ended with the State Tournament at Champaign’s Assembly Hall as two PHS wrestlers went down state. Seniors Bob Betzwiser and Mike Daughters advanced to the IHSA Tournament after completing 31-4- 2 and 26-5-2 seasons. The highlight of the year, which was marked by Coach Baker's 200th dual meet vic- tory, was the capturing of the LSC championship. First place wrestlers in the conference tournament included Betzwiser and Daughters along with teammates Charlie Wil- son, John Neal and Bob DuBree. Most Valuable Wrestler award went to Betzwiser while Wilson was named Most Improved. PLFD. SCOREBOARD OPP 41 Lockport 13 2nd Lincoln-Way Tourn. 57 Geneva 0 2nd Round Lake 43 Kaneiand 9 36 Oswego 14 61 Morris 0 38 West Chicago 18 39 Bolingbrook 12 5 Glen bard N 48 34 Batavia 12 2nd Normal Tourn. 36 Waubonsie 12 10 Lincoln-Way 40 23 Thorton 39 28 Sycamore 20 30 Providence 18 34 Hinsdale Cent 18 26 Wheaton-Warr. 21 41 Jobei Cath. 18 1st CONFERENCE 108 Win LSC Crown FRONT ROW: Rich Henderson. Steve Troha. Mark Breslin. Jeff Walters. Bob Betzwiser. Ed Moholick. BACK ROW: Keith Rogers. Mike Daughters. Rob Kovacevich, Charlie Wilson. John Neal. Bob DuBree. Coach Baker E cd CD h CD o c CD q3 o o 109 First in Conference FIRST ROW: Leo Valdez. Nick Quas, Darrin Herbst, John Racich. Roger Godinez, John Pennington. SECOND ROW: Sue Boyd. Jim Cowger, Jim Barner, Chuck McCann. Mark Breslin. Rhonda Pascavis, Coach Zbacnik. THIRD ROW: Kent White. Bob Seiler, Guy Pennington. Seth Martin, Gary Wagnon. When sophomore Coach Mike Zbacnik claims that his team had a “productive season,” one wonders what a good or even great year might consist of. Zbacnik's soph’s took first place in the Little Seven Conference this season while plac- ing third in the Central Sandburg Tournament and in the Sandburg Tournament. The grapplers boasted an 11-0 record and a perfect 7-0 record in the conference. Nick Quas was voted Most Valuable Wrestler with 23 wins during the season. Gary Wagon was named Most Improved. Conference champions included Nick Quas, along with Mike Besley, Roger Godinez, Guy Pen- nington and Bob Seiler. Taking sec- onds were Gary Wagnon and Darrin Herbst. Oswego lorris atavia 'aubonsie j incoln-Way atholic High camore ovidence nsdale Cent. 110 Finish 14-1 Season FIRST ROW: Chris Hartell, Mike Witowski, Steve Govoni, Doyle Simerly. John Ashley. SECOND ROW: Nora Pennington. Roger Miller. John Brown. Mark Wisniewski, Jim Martin. Ralph Inglis, Coach Mow, Vicki Goff. c CD E C ) CD LL Dropping only one decision out of 14 contests, the freshmen wrestling team, led by Coach Ivlow, was “one of the best freshmen teams ever.” John Brown and Steve Govoni fin- ished the season undefeated. Ralph Inglis, Roger Miller, Chris Hartell and Mike Witkowski ended their fresh- men year with only one loss. A major highlight of the season was finishing second at the 16 team tournament at Rich South. in Traveling Trackmen Have No Home FRONT ROW: Tom Summers. Kevin Berglund. Dave Neal. Tim Carter. Randy Kinley. Garett Smith. SECOND ROW: Jon Frink. Joe Traina. Jon Pubentz. Pat Groves. Mike Bramel. Ron Prueter. THIRD ROW: Coach Hunt. Teresa Bossert, Tammy Berlin. Corey Tisthammer. Ken Gierich, Jeff Brown. Sean Kelleher. Maureen King (mgr.). Arlene Matson (mgr.). Coach Bryan. Coach Riederer. One can say that the varsity track team had a building season in 1981 — preparing a large majority of jun- iors for their senior year. Only two seniors finished the sea- son: Tim Carter, who placed first in pole vaulting at the LSC meet, quali- fied for the IHSA State Meet finals, and Most Valuable Team Member; and Randy Kinley. selected as Most Valuable Distance Runner for the season. Junior Joe Traina was Most Improved in Field Events and placed second in discus competition at the conference meet. Corey Tisthammer was the Most Improved Sprinter and Most Improved Overall was Jon Pubentz. PLFD. 60 SCOREBOARD Tinley Park 70 Christian 44' Lockport if! 1 Lincoln-Way Batav 50 orkvft 39 JaiL fcanefand Sycamore 73 Oswego 70 Geneva 112 FRONT ROW: Tim Pastore. Jim Barner. Mark Breslin. Joel Matson. Jim Palmer. SEC- OND ROW: Pete Otferman. Jake Neeley. Kurt Wysock. Paul Fazio. Jim Buldak. Brian Egizio. Dave Bergthold. John Brown. THIRD ROW: Coach Bryan. Dave Klak. Scott Dean. Cliff Yahnke. Eric Nier. Tony Traina, Coach Hunt. Coach Riederer. FROSH-SOPH SCOREBOARD PLFD. OPP 79 Tinley Park 69 Christian 24 32 Lockport 63 Lincoln-Way 75 90 Batavia 65 Yorkville 31 63 Morris 53 Pontiac 121 Minooka 23 71 Kaneland 75 75 Sycamore 60 64 Oswego 82 65 Geneva 81 113 Rackettes Finish 9-6 (23 school� ) Kane I and Yorkvifle Reav.s invft (13 schools) FIRST ROW: Chris Gillham. Barb LaFave. Julie Pirc. Denise Klindworth. Tammy Lutter. Sally Bragg. Chris Shifter. SECOND ROW: Gayle Yahnke. Wendy Wrona. Stacy Stefanich. Brenda Book. Doreen Day. Janet Miller. Lisa Deere. THIRD ROW: Teresa Hall. JoAnne Krupowicz. Robin BufU ..................... ‘ '• (mgr J . Coach Banister. Tr ner. Cindy Horton (mgr.). Teresa Hall. JoAnne Krupowicz. Robin Bufler. Holly Hamilton. Carla Ligon. Lynette Kopec. FOURTH ROW: Sarah Bauer Coach Banister. Traci Shifter. Patsy Norris. Sandy Williamson. Linda Testin. Chris Longshore (mgr.). Coach Kaz- mer Despite having only four seniors this year, the Girls' Track Team completed a 9-6 season. Denise Klindworth. Sally Bragg. Tammy Lutter and Julie Pirc led the 'rackers throughout the year. Klind- worth was selected as Most Valuable Runner, while Lutter was Most Valuable in Field Events. Linda Testin was Most Improved. During the season, sophomore Barb LaFave set a new 1600m school record with a time of 5:51.78. Coach Kazmar wrapped up the season by saying. I'm proud of the team. We had a rough year because all our meets were away (a new all-weather facility was being built). We had a small group and PLFD. 76 46 V; SCOREBOARD OPP. St. Anne Chicago Christian ‘Ixzarino Waubonste Yorkviile - Kaneland Invitational SH 94 45 72 89 65Vr 18Vi St. Francis tterence nets (19 schools 51 they all participated 100% at every meet. That’s great!” Julie Pirc 114 Tammy Lutter 115 Five Named to All-Conference 03 _Q O CO FIRST ROW: Jane Hamor. Theresa Keniley. Jacquie Medina. Michelle Brazeal. Fenny cosienero. SECOND ROW: Kris Hojnacki. Sharon Otto. Rose Lavoe. Andi Anderson, Maria Traina. Coach Roppa. THIRD ROW: Chris Robinson. Edith Barnes. Karen Hammer. Barb Kozuh, Sue Lowley. Linda Weber (mgr ). A record number of five PHS softball players were named to the All-Conference team this sea- son. They were Teresa Keniley, Maria Traina, Rose Levoe, Barb Kozuh, and Edith Barnes. The team placed fourth in the conference with a 6-8 record and finished a 9-11 season. Maria Traina was the year’s batting champ with a .500 aver- age. Traina also made most hits this season and tied with Barb Kozuh for most homeruns. Along with teammates Teresa Keniley, Traina was named MVP whilee Kozuh was selected MIP in the field. Edith Barnes was MIP offen- sively. E80ARD PlFO 18 20 1 14 3 3 Sycamore ’ Geneva Morris Morris Batavia St. Francis Waubonsie Kanetond Oswego Wesimoot Sycamore . . Pomeovifle Geneva ----? DISTRICT'S 13 Bolingbrook 5 Lock port 7 9 7 2 9 15 6 8 9 3 7 OPP 13 19 12 13 13 4 17 16 16 3 20 13 0 15 And here’s the pitch .. . 116 Frosh-Soph Plays 10-5 Season -IHS I HOW: Lynn Jelm, Missy Birsa. Vicki Goff. Lynette Otto. LeAnne Lowley. Diane McDowell. SECOND ROW: Lisa Booth. Jenny McDaniels. LeEtta Horath, Kelly Senffner, Donna Dodson. Cara Norris. THIRD ROW: Miss May. Sue Carl- on. Jen Bronk. Jill Whitney. Donna Ligon, Diane Comer. Debbie Confer. Terry Waldvogel. Shelly Bumber. Ron Offer- man (mgr.) 2 ft f y SCOREBOARD PLFD. OPP. 27 : Batavia 2 15 i Waubonsie 2 13 Kaneland 14 15 Oswego 16 16 Sycamore 26 17 Geneva 15 22 Morris 1 24 Batavia 12 5 St. Francis 4 21 Waubonsie 10 19 Oswego 29 14 Westmont 12 5 Sycamore 9 13 Romeo viUe 12 25 Morris 5 The Frosh-Soph team had a very successful season, 10-5 overall and 9-5 in the LSC. Coach May commented. “I’m proud of the way we learned to work with each other. We con- centrated very hard to improve our basic skills this year and the team responded by exhib- iting the determination it takes to excel.” MVP was LeEtta Horath and MIP was Leigh Ann Lowley. Michelle Brazeal Karen Hammer Barb Kozuh Sue Lowley Maria Traina Ron Offerman (manager) Gina Waldvogel (manager) 117 Varsity Receives New Dugouts _Q CD C ) CD LEFT TO RIGHT: Frank Geiger. Mike Hall. Mike Bosman. Tony Hamilton. Brian Reeves. Coach Martin. Mike Palis. Tom Tibbie. Tom Stack. Keith Rogers. Portfirio Ibarra. Jim Womersly. Larry Jaros. Jay Darnell. Scott Richman. Tom Norris. Tom Tacchia. Brent Ashbaugh. Rod Hosford. Deanna Wittman (mgr.). Finishing the year with a 20-13 overall record, the varsity baseball team had a productive and success- ful team. In LSC action, the team placed second with its 12-6 record, and won four out of the seven con- ference series played. The team played for the first time ever, on a home field with dugouts. The dugouts were built by the Plain- field Athletic Booster Club and were dedicated to the memory of Mr. Frank Wilson. Named MVP was Tony Hamilton, who was also elected to the All- Conference team with Brent Ash- baugh, Jay Darnell, Frank Geiger, and Tom Stack. 118 Keith Rogers Tom Stack Coach Martin Frank Geiger Tony Hamilton Portfirio Ibarra 119 CD 0) 0 LL FIRST ROW: Gayland Pascavis. Mike Jaros. Rick Friddle. Brian Gehrke. Mike Besley. John Milani, Jane Murphy (mgr.). SE- COND ROW: Scott Baron. Tom Auriene. Steve Richman. Bengie Baish. Chuck Yates. Dan Bernard. Mike Oudt. Jeff Czyz. THIRD ROW: Darryl Testin, Guy Standard. Rick Dew. Larry Perinar. Doyle Simerly. Roger Miller, Ralph Inglis. Coach Ludwig. 1 LEFT TO RIGHT: Pam Evans (mgr.). Coach Walsh. Bull Kryzwanos. Tom Tibbie. Bob Fish. Matt Wedic. Dan Neuschwander. Chuck McCann. Rob Seiler. Mark Wilmington. Dick Whittington. Doug Goodson. Curt Ruzicka. Jim Burzinski. Dave Quinn. Tom Nurczyk. Tom Gruben. Gary McDaniel. Pat Boris. Jim Butler. 120 Plainfield vs Opponent 27 Joliet West 13 9 Joliet West 6 16 Aurora East 9 13 Joliet East 0 6 Mmooka 5 1 Bolingbrook 4 10 Bolingbrook 3 7 Geneva 2 14 Geneva 3 12 Geneva 13 16 Yorkvilie 9 9 Yorkville 3 10 Batavia 0 7 Batavia 12 8 Batavia 0 6 Oswego 4 6 Oswego 4 6 Waubonsie 17 6 Waubonsie 2 6 Waubonsie 14 6 Oswego 5 7 Sycamore 3 22 Sycamore 0 12 Sycamore 2 5 Morris 7 5 Morris 9 Swim Team The 1981 P.H.S. Swimming team consisted of three students who competed at various district and state level contests this year. Breast stroke and freestyle are the specialties of junior Karl Schmitz. Rob Bates, a sophomore, swims the freestyle and in- dividual medley events. Freestyle and individual medley events are also swum by sophomore Kris Schmitz. Karl, Kris and Rob all swim for the Joliet Y.M.C.A. Jets during the winter months. Karl and Kris have each been swimming com- petitively for the past ten years, while Rob has nine years of experience in swimming. Kris participated in the girls’ state districts and went on to the state meet. Karl and Rob both participated in the boys’ state districts, and Karl also competed in the boys’ state meet. Rob Bates, Karl Schmitz, Kris Schmitz 121 Kris Schmitz JUNIOR VARSITY: FIRST ROW: Julie Young. Lynette Otto. SECOND ROW: Jodi Tan- nenbaum. Missy Wright, Lisa Sarcletti. THIRD ROW: Julie Klindworth. Jill Brandolino. Victoria Manning. cd _Q O o LL O VARSITY: FIRST ROW: Racheal King. Cindy Jones. Donna Peterson. Sue Wagner. SE- COND ROW: Maura Keniley. Mary King. Julie Puntney. Lori Miller. VARSITY: Mary King, Julie Puntney. Racheal King. Amy Pemberton. Cindy Jones. CO 55 o aj £ © GO 0 0 0 g 6 JUNIOR VARSITY: FIRST ROW: Beth Troha. Carol Rutherford. Jodi Johnston. SECOND ROW: Tammy Wicks. Lisa Worth. Amy Boris. 123 C ) 03 _Q -I—� CD CO 03 QQ CD O 03 _Q) CD CD O VARSITY: Tammy Lutter. Carla Alberico, Lori Miller, Donna Peterson. Sue Wagner. Staci George. JUNIOR VARSITY: Lynette Otto. Missy Wright. Jodi Tannenbaum. Jill Brandolino. Victoria Manning. Lisa Sarcletti. Julie Klindworth. Julie Young. 124 125 126 Class of 1981 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Barb Kozuh (Secretary), Julie Puntney (President). Donna Peterson (Trea- surer) , Advisors Mr. Fassiotto, Mrs. Alexander. NOT PICTURED: Maura Keniley (vice-President). CLASS MOTTO • v man has his own destiny: the only imperative is to follow it. to accept it. no matter where it leads him. 128 CYNTHIA MARIE ADSIT June 21. 1963 Fall Play 3; Spring Musical 2; Powder Puff 4; STAR Team 3; Track 1; Ski Club 1. 2. 3; FIELDER 3; Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Jazz Band 2; Pep Band 1.2. 3. 4. LINKS. ALANDER February 2. 1962 Wig and Masque 1. 2. 3. 4; Talent Show 1. 2. 3. 4; Fall Play 1. 2. 3. 4. Spring Musical 1. 2. 3. 4; Ski Club 1. 2; Powder Putt Cheerleader 4; Lighting Crew 1. 2. 3. 4; International Thespians 4; Concert Choir 4; Treble Choir 3; Madrigals. 4. RONALD ALLEN SHARYL ALLING DAVID ALLSHOUSE BRIAN ALLY SHARI DENISE ANDERSON December 22. 1963 Powder Putt 3; Football Mgr. 3. 4; Basketball Stats 3; Baseball 2 (Mgr.). 3 (Stats and Bat Girl); Kittens 1. 2; Gym Leader 3; Softball 4 WILLIAM ANDERSON KAREN RAE ANDREAE July 12. 1963 Powder Putt 3; Media Club 1; Track 1. 2; NHS 3. 4. LORETTA CLARE ARDAUGH December 10. 1962 PLAINSMAN 1. 2. 3. 4 (Assistant Editor); Student Council 4. Powder Putt 3. 4. Mathlete 1. 2. 3. 4; Math Award 1. 2. 3; Ski Club 2. 3; NHS 3. 4. Girls' State 3; National Merit Commended Student 4; French Trip 1; Illinois State Scholar 4. ALEXANDRIA F. ARGOUDELIS January 13. 1963 PLAINSMAN 2. 3. 4. Spring Musical 2 (Make-up). 3 (Pit Band); Powder Putt 3. 4; Kittens 2. 3. 4; Ski Club 3; Band 1. 2. 3. 4 (Librarian); Pep Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Madrigals 4 MARIA ARGOUDELIS KIM AUSTIN PAUL BABICH September 10. 1963 Ski Club 2. 3. LAURA BAER 129 JAMES ANTHONY BARNES October 23. 1963 Wig and Masque 1. 2; Fall Play 1. 2. 4; Spring Musical 2. 3. 4; Radio Show 1.2. 3; Mathlete 2. 3. 4; STAR Team 3; Math Award 3; Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4 (mgr); Baseball 1. 2; Lighting Crew 1; Ski Club 1. 2; NHS 3. 4 (Treasurer); Band 1. 2. 3. 4; International Thespians 4; Boys' State 3; Pep Band 3. 4; Madrigals 4; National Merit Commended Stu- dent 4; Illinois State Scholar 4. DAVID BENNETT SCOTT BENSON HOLLY BETH BERGLUND January 14. 1963 Student Council 1. 2; Powder Putt 3. 4 (Capt.); Ski Club 1. ROBERT BETZWEISER MARK BINZEN BARBARA MARIE BORIS April 9. 1963 Mathlete 1. 2. 3. 4; Band 1. 2; Girls' State Alternate; Transfer Student 3; Wrestling Cheerleader 2; Illinois Government Intern; Illinois State Scholar. JOHN BOSTANCHE SCOTT BOUGHTON SALLY JO BRAGG April 28. 1963 Student Council 4; Powder Puff 3. 4; Track 1. 2. 3. 4; Kit- tens 3. 4; Ski Club 3; FIELDER 4; Band (Librarian) 1. 2. 3. 4; Pep Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Lettermen's Club 4 (Treasurer); Madrigals 4 MICHELLE BRAZEAL September 17, 1963 Powder Puff 3. 4; Ski Club 3. PATRICK E. BRESLIN February 27. 1963 PLAINSMAN 2; Student Council 4; Wia and Masque 3; Spring Musical 2. 3; Radio Show 3; Photography Club 4; Track 2. 3; Ski Club 2; Boys’ State 3; Concert Choir 4 RON BRUNO SHAUNNA BUEHLER November 16. 1963 Student Council 1. 4; Powder Puff 3. 4; Kittens 1; Office Aid 4. JAMES BULDAK 130 ROBIN BUMBER TIMOTHY BURD ROBERT BUSS October 24. 1963 PLAINSMAN 4; Wig and Masque 3. 4; Talent Show 3; Fall Play 2. 3. 4. Spring Musical 2. 3. 4; Photography Club 4. Media Club 1; International Thespians 4; Student Gov t Day 3; Concert Choir 4; Madrigals 3. 4; Student Council 4; German Trip 4 TOM BUTTERS DANIEL BYRNES KIRK CALKINS DOROTHY CAREY TIMOTHY CARTER DONALD CHERRY DAWN CHRISTIAN DAVID COMER January 11. 1963 Basketball 2. 3. 4; Transfer Student 1. STACEY COPPERT DAVID COUNTRYMAN DESIREE COWGER TIM CRANDALL 131 STEPHEN RICHARD CROOK Apr.I 20. 1963 Mathlete 4; Football 1. 2. 3. 4. Baseball 1.2. Boys' State 3 HELEN MARIE DANZ October 29. 1963 Wrestling Mgr 1; Volleyball 1. 2. 3. MIKE DAUGHTERS LORI DELSASSO BRENT C. DEVRIES June 7. 1963 Band 1. Student Gov't Day 1. 2 TERESA DEW ROSEMARIE DIGIOVINE October 23. 1962 OE Treasurer 4. Concert Choir 1, 3 RANDALL DISTER ROBERT DUBREE PAMA J. DUCHENE September 30. 1963 Powder Putt 4; Kittens 1. 2. 3. 4 (Vice-Presidem). Ski Club 3. BRIAN EATON AMY JO ENGEL DANIEL EWING CYNTHIA MAE FAWVER July 5. 1963 NHS 3. 4; OE 4 (Secretary) MARK FECHT 132 LAURA FILAS NANCY ANN FINDLAY November 20. 1963 Powder Puff 3; Media Club 1; Basketball 1 DONNA FISH DARRYL LEE FISHER March 27. 1963 KEITH FREDERICKSEN JENNIFER JANE FRONEK September 12. 1962 Mathlete 4 CURTIS MICHAEL GAUEN October 28. 1963 PLAINSMAN 3 (K-8). 4; Mathlete 4; Science Club (President) 3. 4; Photography Club 2. 3. 4; Lighting Crew 1; Band 1. 2. 3. 4. German Trip 4 FRANK ALEX GEIGER II February 23. 1963 Boys State 3; Baseball 1. 2. 3. 4 STEPHEN ALEXANDER GEORGAKUS July 23. 1963 Football 3; Wrestling 2. STACY ANN GEORGE December 4. 1962 Student Council 4; Powder Puff 3. 4. Track 2; Cheerleader 1. 4 (Basketball). 2. 3 (Wrestling). Ski Club 2. 3: Office Aid 4 GARY GERMAIN KENNETH WILLIAM GIERICH April 4. 1963 Spring Musical 2; Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4: Track 3. 4. Band 1. 2. 3; Illinois State Scholar 4 LISA GLAVAN DEBORAH SUE GRAHAM July t. 1963 Wig and Masque 1; Talent Show 1; Fall Ray 1; Powder Puff 4; Softball 2. JEANETTE LEE GRUBER March 27. 1963 Wig and Masque 4; Talent Show 2, 3; Fall Play 4; Spring Musical 2. 3. 4; Radio Show 2. 3; Powder Puff 3. 4; Mathlete 1. 2. 4; STAR Team 2. 3. 4; Math Award 3. 4 Cheerleader 2 (Football and Basketball). FIELDER 3; NHS 3. 4; Green and White Review 4 (Art Editor); Illinois State Scholar 4. 133 MARGARET GUDGEON LAURIE ANN HACKL December 5. 1962 Pommerettes 1. 2: American Guard 1. Powder Puff 4 SHARI MARIE HALL August 11. 1963 PLAINSMAN 4; Student Council 4; Flags and Sabres 1. Wrestling Auxiliary 1; Football Stats 2; Ski Club 2. 3; Illinois State Scholar 4 JANET ELAINE HAM December 3. 1962 Pommerettes 1.2. 3 (Secretary); Mathlete 3; Track 3. 4; Ski Club 1. 2. 3 (Secretary); FIELDER 1; Band 1; Office Aid 4 ANNETTE JEAN HAMBY September 26. 1963 Flags 2. 3. 4 (Squad Leader); Wig and Masque 2. 3. 4. Talent Show 3; Fall Play 3. 4; Band 4; Christmas Play 2. 3; Make-Up Crew 2. 3. 4; Assistant Stage Manager Fall Play 4. ANTHONY HAMILTON KAREN LYNN HAMMER August 22. 1963 Volleyball 4; Softball 4; Transfer Student 4: minors State Scholar 4. DEBRA JEAN HATCHETT November 21. 1963 Wig and Masque 1. 2. 3. 4; Talent Show 3; Fall Play 2. 3. 4 (Assistant Director); Spring Musical 2. 3. 4; Radio Show 2. 3; STAR Team 3. 4; Photography Club 4; Track Mgr. 2; Softball 2; Lighting Crew 3; FIELDER 3; International Thespians 4; Choir Secretary 1; Concert Choir 3. 4 ROBIN L. HECK October 23. 1963 Football 1. 2. 3. 4; Wrestling 2. 3. 4. LYNN ANN ELIZABETH HENNINGS January 15. 1963 Track Mgr 3. 4; Kittens 2; Band 1.2. 3. 4 STEVEN HIGGENBOTHAM CHRISTINA MARIE HILLOCK September 28. 1963 Illinois State Scholar 4; German Trip 4 GWENDOLEN HINES February 2. 1964 PLAINSMAN 1. 2; Wig and Masque 1. 2; Mathlete 1. 2. 4; Softball 1. 2. 4; Band 1. 2; Student Gov't Day 1. 2 ; FCA 1; Illinois State Scholar 4; Voice of Democracy 2. TODD HOHENWATER LAURA HORATH 134 ROD HOSFORD MICHELE HOTUYEC DAVID HOUSE January 31. 1963 Intramurals 1; Baseball 1. 2. DEEN HOWEN TODD HUGHES LINDA HUSTAD LAURA IMHOF January 21. 1963 PLAINSMAN 4; Student Council 3. 4 (Sec.-Treasurer). American Guard 1; Rifles 2; Flags and Sabres 3 (Co- Captain) . 4 (Captain); Talent Show 3; Fall Play 4. Spring Musical 2. 3. 4; Powder Puff 3. 4 (Mgr.); International Thespians 4; Swing Choir 3. 4; Concert Choir 3. 4 (Pres.); Madrigals 3. 4; German Trip 4 MICHAEL JANIA LYNN KARR November 28. 1961 Wig and Masque 1. 3. 4; Fall Play 4; Spring Musical 3; Radio Show 1; Photography Club 3. 4; Media Club 1. 2; Kittens 4; Treble Choir 4 BONNIE KEELEY October 19. 1963 Mathiete 1.2. 4; Math Award 1.2; Volleyball 1. 2. 3. 4 (Captain); Track 1; NHS 3. 4 (Secretary); Lettermen's Club 1. 4; Illinois State Scholar 4 KELLY LUCRETIA KEISTER November 12. 1963 Wig and Masque 2. 3. 4; Fall Play 3. 4 (Student Director); Spring Musical 3 (Student Director); STAR Team 3. 4. Media Club 2. 4; FIELDER 2; International Thespians 4; Green and White Review 4 (Assistant Editor); Illinois State Scholar 4; Literary Festival 1. 2. 3. RAYMOND KELLY MAURA LEA KENILEY May 17. 1963 Class Officer 1 (President). 3. 4 (Vice-President); Powder Puff 3. 4; Wrestling Cheerleader 1. (Captain). 2; Football Cheerleader 1. 2 (Capt.). 3. 4; Freshman Attendant; Homecoming Queen. MAUREEN JOKING June 17. 1963 Fall Play 3. 4 (Make-Up); Spring Musical 3. 4 (Make-Up); Track Mgr. 3. 4; Ski Club 3; Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Pep Band 1. 2. 3. 4. RACHEL ANNE KING October 29. 1963 Powder Puff 4; Track 1. 2; Volleyball 1; Lighting Crew 2; Cheerleader 1 (Basketball and Football). 3. 4 (Wrestling and Football Capt.); Ski Club 3; Homecoming Court 4. 135 RANDALL LEE KINLEY April 14. 1963 Intramurals 2. 3. 4; Cross Country 1. 2. 3. 4 (Captain). Track 1. 2. 3. 4; Boys’ State 3; Lettermen's Club 3. 4; FIELDER 4 BRENDA L. KINNARY June 3. 1963 Rifles 1; Ski Club 1. 2; Basketball Stats 3; OE 4. DENISE LYNN KLINDWORTH June 11. 1963 Track 1. 2. 3. 4 (Captain 3. 4); Volleyball 1. 2. 3. 4 (Captain); Basketball Cheerleader 2.3; Lettermen’s Club 4; Concert Choir 3. 4; Madrigals 3. 4 SONIA KNOTTS SCOTT EUGENE KOPEC May 29. 1963 Mathlete 3. 4; Football 1 (Captain). 2. 3. 4; Basketball 1. 2; Baseball 1. 4; NHS 3. 4; Boys’ State 3; Lettermen’s Club 4; Illinois State Scholar 4 BARBARA ANN KOZUH January 8. 1963 Class Treasurer 1. 2. 4; Powder Puff 3. 4 (Captain); Softball 1. 2. 3. 4; FIELDER 4 (Feature Editor); Green and White Review 4; Girls’ State 3; Office Aid 2. 4; Lettermen's Club4 (Vice-President). CARYN LYNN KREIGER April 16. 1963 Office Aide 4 MICHAELKRESEN DOREEN KUCZYNSKI BRYAN KUEHNI JENNIFER LAMBERT PAMILA A. LANGFORD August 18. 1963 ROBERT LARSON BRIAN LEDWA ROBERT LEGLER 136 PAULA SUELEHEW August 31. 1963 American Guard 2; Flags and Sabres 2. 3; Office Aid 2. SHERI ANNE LEHMANN JILL LEISER JOEL LICHTENWALTER March 23. 1963 Student Council 1. 2. 3. 4 (President); Wig and Masque 1. 2. 3 (Vice-President). 4 Talent Show 1. 3 (Stage Man- ager) ; Fall Play 1. 2. 3. 4; Spring Musical 3. 4. Radio Show 1. 2. 3; Intramurals 2. 3. 4; STAR Team 2. 4; Track 1. 2. 3; Ski Club 2. 3; FIELDER 3. 4 (Advertising Mgr ); Band 1. 2. 3. 4; International Thespians 4; Boys' State 3; FCA 2; Madrigals 3. 4 MICHAEL STEVEN LONG November 3. 1962 Mathlete 1. 2. 3. 4; Math Award 1. 2. 3; Baseball 1. 4. NHS 3. 4. SHERRY LONG LISA LORENC February 5. 1963 Spring Musical Choreographer 4 DARLENE LORI LOVSTAD February 9. 1963 Pommerettes 3; Powder Puff 3. 4. Football Manager 2; Ski Club 1. 2. 3; FIELDER 2; Office Aid 3; Football Stats 4 SUE LOWLEY July 23. 1963 Mathlete 4; Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4; Softball 1. 2. 3. 4; Transfer Student 4. TAMMY LEE LUTTER February 17. 1963 Wig and Masque 4. Spring Musical 4. Powder Puff 3. 4. Intramurals 1. 4; Football Mgr 4; Track 1. 2. 3 (Captain). 4 (Captain); Cheerleader 1 (Wrestling). 2 (Wrestling and Football). 3 (Football). 4 (Basketball Co-Captain); Ski Club 3; FIELDER 3; Student Gov't Day 4. Lettermen's Club 4; FCA 2; Concert Choir 4 (Vice-President); French Trip 1 LAURIE KATHRYN MCCARTHY November 10. 1963 Rifles 1. 2 (Co-Captain); Spring Musical 2; Softball 4; FIELDER 4; Band 3; Jazz Band 2; Pep Band 3; Concert Choir 4. richard McCauley MARGARET McCLOUD JIMMY MCDANIEL JEFF SCOTT MCDERMOTT February 15. 1961 137 KELLY LYNN McKANNA July 10. 1963 Basketball Manager 1; Ski Club 1; IRO. CAROL McNAIR December 24. 1962 Powder Puff 3. 4; Track 2; NHS 3. 4. JEFFREY MAHAFFEY ARLENE JUNE MATSON August 14. 1963 Student Council 4; Wig and Masque 4; Fall Play 4. Spring Musical 2. 3. 4; Powder Puff 4; Photography Club 3; Foot- ball Manager 2. 3; Track Manager 2. 3. 4; Kittens 1. 2. 3. 4 (President); FIELDER 2.3; Student Gov't Day 3; Stats (Football) 3; Lettermen’s Club 4; Concert Choir 1. 3. LANE MATTIX October 3. 1963 Wig and Masque 2. 3. 4; Fall Play 2. 3. 4; Spring Musical 2. 4; Radio Show 2. 3; STAR Team 2. 3. 4; Media Club 2. 3; Homecoming Court Escort 2. 3; International Thespians 4. ELIZABETH J. MEDITZ January 24. 1963 Ski Club 1; Pommerettes 3; OE 4 GLADDIES MEYERHOFF KAREN J. MIKA January 28. 1963 Class Officer (Vice-President) 1; Student Council 1; Volleyball 2; OE 4: Basketball Stats 2. 3. MICHAEL MINITTI JANET MOHOLICK PAMELA MOHOLICK WALTER MUELLER THOMAS MULLIGAN JOSEPH D. MURPHY November 17. 1963 Fall Play 4; Mathlete 3. 4; STAR Team 2. 3. 4; FIELDER 4; NHS 3. 4; Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Jazz Band 4; Pep Band 3. 4; Il- linois State Scholar 4 CHRIS NASH 138 JOHN NEAL JANE ELLYN NEALIS March 2. 1964 PLAINSMAN 1. 2. 3 (K-8 Editor). 4 (High School Editor); Quill and Scroll 3. 4; Student Council 4; Spring Musical 3; Mathlete 1. 2. 3. 4; Math Award 1. 2. 3; Basketball 1, 2 (MVP). 3 (MIP). 4 (Captain Varsity); FIELDER 3. 4 (Business Mgr ); NHS 3. 4 (President); Band 1. 2. 3. 4 (Vice-President); Green and White Review 4; Pep Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Lettermen's Club 4; FCA 1; Student of the Month November 1980; Youth of the Year P.H.S. 4; Illinois State Scholar 4. GORDON NEITZEL DEBORAH JEAN NUSSBAUM February 12. 1963 Football Manager 1; Baseball Manager 1,2. RONALD JOSEPH OFFERMAN November 26. 1963 PLAINSMAN 4 (Sports); Intramurals 1. 2. 3. 4; Industrial Arts Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Football 2; Cross Country 3. 4; Basket- ball 1. 2; Boys State 4; Lettermen’s Club 4; FIELDER 4. Softball Manager 4. ERIC OSEN MARC ROBERT OUDT January 27. 1963 Mathlete 1. 3; FIELDER 4; Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Jazz Band 1. 2. 4; Pep Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Louis Armstrong Jazz Award 2; Outstanding Musical Performance Award 3; McDonald All- American Band Nomination 4 ANTHONY PALCISKO LISSA ELLEN PALMER April 5. 1963 Student Council 4; Spring Musical 3; Powder Puff 4; Cross Country Intramurals 1. 2. 3; Track 1 (Most Valuable Run- ner) . 2. 3. 4; Ski Club 3. JOAN ELLEN PARTAK February 9. 1963 Mathlete 1. 2. 3. 4; STAR Team 3. 4; Math Award 3; FIELDER 2. 3; NHS 3. 4; Science Contest 2. 3. 4; Illinois State Scholar 4. KENNETH PASTORE EARL RICHARD PEDERSEN November 16. 1962 Football 1. 2. 3. 4 (Captain); Wrestling 1, 2; Homecoming Court 4; Little Seven All Conference Fullback. DAWN PEMBLE DAVID R. PENCZEK November 10. 1963 Baseball 1.3. MICHELLE PERA 139 CHARLES EDWARD PERKO August 21. 1963 PLAINSMAN 3. 4; Fall Play 2; Matnlete 3; Science Club 3. 4 DAVID PETERSON DONNA JEAN THERESA PETERSON April 14. 1963 Class Officer Secretary 3. 4; Track 1. 2; Lighting Crew 2; Cheerleader 1. 2. 3. 4; Ski Club 3; OE 4. SEAN PATRICK PHALEN May 26. 1963 GARY TODD PICHA October 14. 1963 Band 1. 2. 3. 4. Student Government Day 3. JULIANN MARIE PIRC October 30. 1963 Student Council 4; Powder Puff 3; Mathlete 1. 2. 3. 4. Foot- ball Stats 3; Track 2. 3. 4; Cheerleader (Football and Bas- ketball) 1. 2; Office Aid 4; Lettermen'sClub 4 SUSAN PLANT DANIEL POWERS ALICIA RAQUEL PRADO July 4. 1963 Powder Puff 4 JULIE ANN PUNTNEY April 24. 1963 Class Officer President 4; Student Council 2. 3. 4; Track 1. 2; Cheerleader 1 (Wrestling). 2. 3. 4 (Football and Wres- tling) ; NHS 3. 4; Junior Attendant 3. SUSAN K. QUALLS August 13. 1963 Student Council 4; Powder Puff 3. 4; Office Aid 4 COLLETTE ANN RAFTER June 13. 1963 Powder Puff 3. 4 (Captain); Mathlete 4; Softball 1; Kittens 1. 2; Illinois State Scholar 4 DARRELL RAGAIN JOHN REMUS KIMBERLY ANN RIFE January 16. 1963 Class Officer president 2; Student Council 1. 2. 3. 4 (Vice President); Talent Show 3. Spring Musical 3. 4. Mathlete 1. 2. 4; Math Award 1; Volleyball 1. 2. 3. 4. NHS 3. 4 (Vice President); Homecoming Court 4; Office Aid 2; Lettermen's Club 4 Swing Choir 1. 2. 3. 4; Girl's Choir 1 (President). Concert Choir 3 (Treasurer). Treble 4 (President); Madri- gals 3. 4; Illinois State Scholar 4. 140 CHARLES ROBINSON BRIAN KEITH ROGERS December 4. 1962 Wrestling 1. 2. 3. 4. Baseball 1. 2. 3. 4 CORINNE RUSS PAMELA SUE RUZICKA June 4. 1963 Powder Putt 3; Basketball i. Kittens 1. 2. 3. Cheerleader 2. OE 4 (President) JOHN C. RYAN December 14. 1962 DONNA SAMS MICHAEL L.SANTOLIN June 6. 1963 Football 2; Basketball 1. 2. 4. Baseball 2. 3. 4 DAVID SAUNDERS February 4. 1963 Illinois State Scholar 4 MICHAEL J. SAVAGE September 15. 1963 Fall Play 4. Spring Musical 3. 4. Football 2. 3; Wrestling 1. Powder Puff Cheerleader 4 KIRKSCHAUER CAROLYN ANNE SCHMITZ December 26. 1962 Wig and Masque 3. 4. Spring Musical 2. Mathlete 4. STAR Team 3. 4. NHS 3. 4 Green and White Review 4. Illinois State Scholar 4; German Trip 4 MICHAEL ADAM SCOTT June 25. 1963 Track 1. 2. Basketball 1 DAIVD M. SENFFNER June 27. 1963 Mathlete 2. 3. 4, Math Award 3. Industrial Arts Club 1. 2. 3; NHS 3. 4. Illinois State Scholar 4 JULIE MARIE SEYMOUR January 2. 1963 American Guard 1. 2; Powder Puff 3. Band 1. 2. 3. Pep Band 1. 2. 3. CYNTHIA ANN SHARP January 23. 1963 Class Officer 1 (Treasurer). 2 (Vice President). 3 (Presi dent). Student Council 4. Powder Puff 4. Track 1. Volleyball 1; Cheerleader i. Office Aid 1. 2. 3. 4 141 WALTER A. SHARP III May 18. 1963 PLAINSMAN 1. 2 (Photographer); Talent Show 3 (Light- ing); Fall Play 3. 4 (Photographer); Spring Musical 3. 4 (Photographer); Photography Club 2. 3 (Vice-President). 4; Lighting Crew 1. 2. 3; FIELDER 1, 2. 3. 4 (Photogra- pher). ANTHONY JOSEPH SHIMKUS June 1. 1963 Basketball 1. DIANE GAIL SHOWERS January 9. 1963 Kittens 2. 3; OE 4. TAMMY DEE SIEFFERMAN October 14. 1962 Student Government Day 3; Spring Musical Usher 2. RICHARD ANTHONY SIENKO October 4. 1963 Student Council 4; Wig and Masque 2. 3. 4 (Vice- President) . 4 (President); Talent Show 3; Fall Play 2. 3. 4; Spring Musical 2. 3. 4. Radio Show 3; STAR Team 3. 4; Photography 4; FIELDER 4; International Thespians 4. Boys’ State 3; Swing Choir 1, 2. 3; Concert Choir 1; Christmas Play 2. 3. MICHELE SIMMONS February 5. 1963 Class Officer Secretary 1. 2; Student Council 2; Volleyball 1. 2 (Captain). 3. 4; Cheerleader 1 (Wrestling). 2 (Basketball); NHS 3. 4; Lettermen's Club 4; Track Mgr. 1; Illinois State Scholar 4; Government Intern 4. ANTHONY MAURICE SKOIEN February 7. ! 963 PLAINSMAN 2. 3. 4; FIELDER 2. KIMBERLY SLATER SUSAN SOMACAL December 22. 1962 Powder Puff 3. 4; Ski Club 2. 3; IRO. ROGER SORG KIM HARDY SPENCER JAMES W. ST. GERMAIN March 8. 1963 THOMAS MICHAEL STACK August 28. 1963 Basketball 1. 2; Base- ball 1. 2. 4; Ski Club 3; Golf 1. SUSAN LYNN STORM June 21. 1963 Talent Show 1; OE 4. SCOTT STORY GEORGINA SVETLECICH 142 CHIP TATE DALE ALAN THERRIEN October 19. 1962 PLAINSMAN 1. 2; Mathlete 1. 2. 3; STAR Team 2. 3. 4; Football 1. 2. 3. 4; Track 1. 2. 3. 4; Wrestling 1. 2; FIELDER 1; NHS 3. 4; Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Homecoming Court 1. Boys' State 3; Pep Band 2. 3. 4; Lettermen's Club 3. 4. FCA 1. 2; P E. Leader 4; Illinois State Scholar 4 KIMBERLY THERRIEN LUCIA TORRES December 28. 1962 Volleyball 1. 2; OE 4; Powderpuff 4 MARIA LOUISE TRAINA April 11. 1963 Volleyball 1. 2. 3. 4; Basketball 1. 2. 3; Softball 1. 2. 3. 4. Track 1; Lettermen’s Club 3. 4 (President); Transfer Stu- dent 3; Office Aide 3. 4 STEVEN TROHA LISA SUSAN VIDICAN January 31. 1963 BRIAN THOMAS WALDRON February 9. 1963 Basketball 1. 3. 4; Baseball 1; Homecoming Court 4 GINA MARIE WALDVOGEL July 2. 1963 Rifles 4 (Co-Captain); Flags 2. 3. 4; Talent Show 3; Spring Musical 3; Powder Puff 3. 4; Softball 1. 4. Cheerleader Bas- ketball 1; FIELDER 4. Office Aide 4; Concert Choir 3. 4 Mascots 3. MARY K. WEBB May 29. 1963 Powder Puff 4; Media Club 2. Band 1. 2. 3. 4. Pep Band 2. JILL HELEN WEEMS January 14.1963 PLAINSMAN 2. 3; Student Council 3. 4; Wig and Masque 1. 2. 3; Talent Show 1; Fall Play 3; Spring Musical 3. 4; Con- cert Choir 3. 4; Madrigals 3; Mascots 3 (Captain); Ameri- can Legion Essay Contest (2nd Place) 2; Bowling Club 1; German Trip 4 CHERYL WEESE RANDALL JON WELZ Cross Country 1. 2. 3. 4; Track 1. 2. EILEEN THERESE WHEELER December 4. 1962 Powder Puff 3. 4; Wrestling Manager 2. 3. 4; Track 2; Cheer- leader 1. 2. DAVID WHEET KRISTA LYNN WHITE August 27. 1963 Powder Puff 4. Volley- ball Manager 2 143 MICHAEL WHITMAN ELLEN JOAN WILKER March 26. 1963 Spring Musical 3. 4. Powder Puff 3. 4. Intramurals 3. 4. STAR Team 3. 4. Volleyball 1. 2; Volleyball Stats 3. 4. Gar- den Club 3. 4; Concert Choir 4. Treble Choir 3. 4 CHARLES JOHN WILSON May 10. 1963 Football 1. 2. 3. 4; Wrestling 1. 2. 3. 4 ALLEN WINCHESTER WILLIAM WINTERSTEIN KIMBERLY WITCZAK KENNETH WORLAND GREG WUNDERLICH March 30. 1963 PLAINSMAN Photographer 3. 4; Spring Musical 2. 4. Intra- murals 2. Mathlete 4; Wrestling 1; NHS 3. 4; Band 1. 2. 3. 4. Jazz Band 1. 2. 3. 4. Pep Band 1. 2. 3. 4. Madrigal Brass 4 I m e A 3. 4. German Trip 4. Illinois State Scholar 4 MARILYN WYSOCKI April 4. 1963 PLAINSMAN 2. 3. 4; Student Council 4. Wig ana Masque 2. 3. 4 (Secretary-Treasurer. Vice -President); Fall Play 2. 3. 4 Spring Musical 4. Radio Show 3. Mathlete 2. 3. 4. Math Award 3; Media Club 2. NHS 3. 4. Band 1. 2. 3 4. Interna- tional Thespians 4. Jazz Band 4 (Librarian). Pep Band 2. 3. 4; American Legion Essay Contest (1st Place) 1; German Trip 4; Illinois State Scholar 4 LEAH YATES November 2. 1963 Softball 1. 2; OE 4 (Vice-President); Powder Puff 3. 4 CATHY ZARBOCK CORA ZARBOCK MARK FRANCIS ZARLEY March 1. 1963 Intramurals 1; Football 1; Basketball 1. 2; Baseball 1. 2; Sk. Club 3 RICHARD ZELLER PATTI ZILLER July 22. 1963 NICHOLAS ZULLO 144 145 147 148 Class of 1982 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: John Argoudelis (president). Andi Anderson (treasurer). Kris Kramer (secretary), Advisors Mr. Schorn. Mr. Hill. Miss Peceniak. NOT PICTURED: Anita Van Zaghi fvice-oresident). Dave Adsit Carla Alberico Chuck Albright Cinda Allen TomAltenhoff Andi Anderson Ellen Baker Janet Bambic TomBangert Kim Barrowman Tom Bates Linda Beadle 150 Tammy Berlin Karen Betzwiser Tom Beyer Eric Blake Dawn Bolton Brenda Book MikeBosman Teresa Bossert Brenda Bowers Diane Bozman MikeBramel Keith Branner Tony Brazzale Dawn Brooks Jeff Brown Mark Brown Robert Brown Jim Browning Deb Buerger Mark Burditt 151 Darla Chobar Louis Churnovic Theresa Clark Toni Clark Rob Cline Jaimie Courtney John Cox Cathy Crosaro Carol Cullison Laura Cummings Roxann Curry Steve Czyz Lynn Dahl Therese Dahl Jay Darnell Doreen Day Diane DeBoni Lisa Deere Bryan Dernulc Larry DeWitt Doug Dickison ToddDomark Bob Donahue 152 Bob Duranto Sandy Eddy Sue Eddy Michelle Egizio LeEtta Engle Carol Engwall Ron Erickson Vicki Erickson Mike Farley Anne Farrell Mary Fenili Mark Ferguson Craig Flesburg Julie Fletcher Cindy Fox Vivian Francik Lincoln Francis Ron Fredericks Dave Geschke Cindy Gill Jennifer Gillham Jeff Girard 153 Laura Gillespie Paul Glad Kris Goodwin Crystal Gossett Jane Gove DonGovoni JoeGrabo GinaGrewenig k Patrick Groves Lisa Gullicksen Mike Hall Jane Hamor Dean Harding Jack Hardy Rich Harshbarger Pam Hayes Tim Heck Kristy Henderson Tammy Henson Kim Hicks 154 Tim Hult Erik Huppert Mary Imrie Larry Jaros Allen Jelm Angie Johns Kyle Johnson Matt Johnson Jim Johnston Cindy Jones Lea Jones Jim Kaatz Shirley Kauzlarich Sean Kelleher Mark Kibler Mary King Jackie Kinney Dawn Kinzler Darryl Kochalka Sheri Koenig Leanne Kokaly Denise Konieczki Mike Kosicek Rob Kovacevich 155 David Kozuh Kris Kramer DeeDee Kresen Jodi Krueger John Kulaga Shelley LaFountain Susan Lambert RoseLevoe Debbie Liker Larry Lindsay Christine Listello Susan Lloyd John Lockhart Scott Lockwood Tracy Long Doug Luzbetak Chris McCauley Bob McClintock Denise McFarland William McFarland Becky McGowan Marten McKinney Karen McMillin Sheri Manegold Rick Manfred Karen Mann Kevin Markley Kimberly Penny Mau Dean Medina Matthews 156 Ron Mentzer Lisa Miller Lori Miller Lori Ann Miller Wendy Morris Scott Moss Dan Mueller David Neal Mark Norris Tom Norris Joe Novak Kelly O’Brien Jean Obszarny Robin Olson Cheryl Ospalik Sharon Otto Melissa Paganoni Michael Pallis Suzan Palmer Joe Paluzzi Scottie Patrick Jill Payne Lisa Peck Tammy Peet Amy Pemberton Kevin Peters Erik Peterson Ron Petrie Julie Piatak Lori Plut 157 Jon Pubentz Lloyd Puckitt Brian Reeves Scott Richman Cl Darrell Roland Bill Regis Lisa Reyes Kim Ross Heidi Rossmiller LuAnn Russell Kim Rutherford Kellie Ryan Chris Santolin 158 Robert Sarcletti Sue Sather Diane Saunders Jeannine Schaller Karl Schmitz Karol Schmitz Leslie Schmitz Jerry Semplenski Carol Sendelbach James Senffner Kerry Sharar Rich Sharp Steven Sieber Pam Slater Donna Smiley Garrett Smith Paul Smith Pete Smith 159 Stacy Stetanich Doug Stroppes Susan Strubbe Dave Stuart Tom Summers Allen Swean TomTacchia LoriTafbot Susan Debt Taylor Cheryl Testa LmdaTeshn Tannenbaum Doug Themen Lynn Thomas Bob Thompson Scott Tighe Corey Trsthammer RuthTomko 160 Susan Wagner usa Walsh Je i Waiter Mike Waiters Unda Weber Brett Webster Jerry Weller Wendy Wenberg Uoyd White Marsha Whitmer Chock Willard Brian Williams David Williams Karen Williams Julie Wilmington Nanette Wisiet Robert Witfco� sfci Deanna Wmman Jett Wold Jim Womersley Brenda Yeates Rhonda Zarbock Laureen Zary 1€1 162 163 164 Class of 1983 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: Carla Ligon (treasurer), Janet Miller (vice-president). Michelle Cooper (president). Beth Erickson (secretary), Advisors Mr. Yarbrough and Mrs. Hisaw. George Adam Jennifer Allen John Angelus Kelly Ayers Burton Baker Jamie Baltz Diane Barker James Barner Rob Bates Brian Bennett Kevin Berglund Donna Biernat Kathy Birsa Melissa Birsa Jerry Bisset 166 Peggy Blackwell Brian Block Ray Bolte Bruce Book Lisa Booth Amy Boris Pat Boris Michelle Bosman Susan Boyd Chris Brazzale Mark Breslin Pat Broncato Jim Butler Robin Butler Diane Byrnes John Carlson Lorenzo Casas Christine Cassem Gail Chapman James Ciarlette Vicky Clink Larry Coble Jim Collins Diane Comer 167 Scott Davis Scott Dean Sondra Dennison Sandy Dickison Donna Dodson Bob Doll Barb England Lee Eddy John Egner Pete Eberhard David Eichholzer Jim Emerson Beth Erickson Pam Evans Paul Fazio Don Fiday Mike Findlay Bob Fish Leslie Flavell Joanne Frazier Roger Godinez Sharon Gardner Cindy Germain 168 Kim Harding Lisa Hardy Randy Harper Susan Harshbarger Rich Hatchett Darrin Herbst Gigi Hathaway Mike Hert Frank Heisler James Hill Tina Hill Robin Hoffmeyer Rich Henderson Mary Henize 169 I Kurt Johnson Loralee Johnson Dan Johnston Janna Jolly Joe Kayfish Marci Keenan Patricia Keister Brian Kelly Karen Kelly Maureen Kelly Teresa Keniley Cindy Ketchum 170 Cheryl Kopjo Nicky Kovacevich Lisa Krohn Kurt Krueger Mark Kulaga Barbara LaFave John Larson Jennifer Ledbetter Chad Leiser k Mike Lambert Christina Lantz Dave Larkins John Libersher Eric Lictenwalter Carla Ligon Paul Likes John Listello Chris Lockwood Tammy Londrie Marianne Long Clark Longnecker Robert Lorenc Chuck McCann Tammy _________________________________________________________________________________________McCImtock 171 Chris McDaniel Gary McDaniel Tammy McFarland Bob McGowan Lisa McKeand Kay McMahon Glen McPhail Karen Manfred Pam Manley Sharon Mann Victoria Manning Geoff Marko Stacey Moore Maureen Morelli Paula Morris Ruth Morris Doug Murphy Irene Murphy Nancy Murphy Kurt Murray Cheryl Nash Angela Navarro Kerrie Neal Joe Nelson 172 Kevin Nelson Anne Nemanich Dan Neushwander Eric Nier Cara Norris Tom Nurczyk Wendy O’Brien JoeOfferman PeteOfferman Warren Linda Osmus Janet Owen Olson Ronda Pascavis Lisa Pearson Guy Pennington Jonetta Marina Perko Margaret Picha Pennington Pam Plant Doug Plut Jon Pollock Sandee Powell Rebecca Poyner Christine Prodehl Doug Propper Nick Quas John Racich Lisa Raley Linda Rice Rita Richied 173 Curt Ruzicka Mark Sanders Teresa Sanders Mitch Santorineos Mary Sartori Paul Schaller Mark Schillinger Julie Schmars Kris Schmitz Linda Schrader Helen Schultz Stephanie See Robert Seiler Rich Selinger 174 Maureen Smith Christine Sohovich Sandy Somacal Dawn Spencer Joanne Staehely Shelly Stagner DinaStansel ToddStrohl Dave Summers Richard Svetlecich Jodi Tannenbaum Mike Thompson 175 Gary Wagnon Toni Walt Kim Wascher Matt Wedic Debbie Wallin Dick Whittington Sheri Welker Scott Wenberg Laura Whitney Kent White Charley White Todd Wilmsen Don Worland Tammy Wicks Robert Wilder Mark Wilmington Kenny Wilmoth Brett Wysock Cliff Yahnke Gayle Yahnke Lisa Worth J Melissa Wright Wendy Wrona Julie Young Noreen Zielinski Lisa Zimmerman Todd Zimmerman Jim Zupancic 176 178 179 180 Class of 1984 FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS: Rene Mentzer (vice-president). Courtney Robinson (secretary). Jodie Johnston (president). Lesa Sams (treasurer). Advisors Mr. Barnewolt. Miss Ebens. and Mr. Tunell. Brett Abbott Rebecca Aharrah Gene Akers Patti Ally Jim Alstott Dan Anderson Kris Anderson Dawn Antiporek Annette Arnold John Ashley Denise Auman TomAuriene Dave Avery Patrick Bailey Benjie Baish Doug Banks Scott Baran Cindy Bargas 182 Debbie Barker Sarah Bauer Kevin Bedford Missy Bellafiore Rick Belom Dave Bergthold Daniel Bernard Mike Besley Diane Biernat Mary Billinger David Blake Dawn Block Bill Brown Sherry Brummel John Brown Kristine Brown Sam Brown 183 Paul Cain John Camarena Cindy Canaday Jeff Carlisle Sue Carlson Diane Castleman Justine Ceci Lori Cherry JoeCiarlette Mike Clark Wayne Clark Jayme Cline Robert Colclasure Chris Collins Debbie Confer Kimberly Coover Kelly Corcoran Tanja Corsetti Dale Countryman Angie Crosaro Jeff Czyz Lori Darin Charlotte Lori Davis Davidson Rick Dew Scott Domark Samantha Jim Donnelly Lynda Drumm Dave DuPree Donaldson Scott Duvall Brian Egizlo Tom Eggleston Leslie Englert Richard Ervin Lisa Fischer Rick Friddle Brian Gehrke Amy Gibson Beth Gierich Perry Gilbertson Lisa Gill Chris Gillham Sue Girard Vicky Goff Steve Govoni BobGrewenig Greg Guzman Teresa Hall TroyHambly Holly Hamilton Kirk Hansen Tiffany Harkins Cindy Harper Chris Hartell Cherri Henderson Tim Herink Donald Herman Jim Horwath Christina Houlis 185 Chris Huumo Maria Ibarra Ralph Inglis Susan Jacob Mike Jaros Lynette Johnson Jodie Johnston David Judnick Jennifer Kachel Penny Katro Michelle Kelm Debbie Kinzler David Klak Sangell Koch Bob Koenig Lynett Kopec Kathy Krezenski Becky Krueger 186 Patrick Lockhart Brian Loeffler Chris Longshore Leigh Ann Lowley Janet Lueke Jeff McClintock Bob McCune Brian McDaniel Jenny McDaniel 187 Maria Menozzi Rene Mentzer Michelle Michael John Milani Roger Miller Barb Milliron Bryant Mitchell Ed Moholick Dave Moore Brett Morris Vickie Moss Joe Mueller Jayne Murphy Craig Nealis Jake Neely Ginny Noble Diana Nonemaker Patsy Norris Barb Novak Kim O’Brien Tammy Olds Lynn Olen Rhonda Oram Mike Otis Lynette Otto Mike Oudt Jim Palmer Dan Paluzzi Debbie Parker Gaylyn Pascavis 188 Timothy Pastore Cheryl Patton Mike Pauley Eric Peel Amy Pennington Nora Pennington Larry Perinar Patti Perkins Karl Peterson Dave Petrie Jeff Picha Edward Platt Paul Plutz Corrine Polyak Wendy Pontrelli Jeff Prosapio Dave Quinn Ken Rafter Carol Ramsey Brian Ray Joe Reagen Karla Reed Dan Remus Linda Richards Steve Richman Courtney Robinson Tony Roland Victor Rubino Bob Russell Carol Rutherford 189 Lisa Sarcletti Doug Saunders -r Sandy Saxen Ann Schleeter Lori Schmit Ken Seneca Joe Shank Jeanne Shepard LoriSherfy Traci Shifter Lynette Shimkus Rodney Shreve Doyle Simerly Laura Simmons Kevin Skoien Heather Sleezer Carrie Snell 190 Duane Snode JohnSpese Guy Standard Gina Stoneking Lyn Surges Daryl Testin JoelTestin KrisTherrien LisaTraina Ken Ulrich Linda Unsell Leo Valdez 191 Chris Wellner Brant White Doug White Betsy Whitmer Jill Whitney Suzanne Wilkinson Mike Witczak Mike Witkowski Stefnie KurtWysock Chris Wysocki Chuck Yates Wollenweber Renee Yudzentis LisaZarbock Anthony Zelazny Tammy Zobel 194 Cafeteria Ladies 196 LEFT TO RIGHT: Fran Wysock, Vera Eleff. Carolyn Clements, barbara Wltzak. Doris Fulk. Rosalie Schmitz. Betty Theobald. LaVerne Corzan (Director of Food Service) Bus Drivers LEFT TO RIGHT: Lee Widup. Ted Gans. Allen Hall. Bud Rossmiller. Rich Rife. Gerry Taylor. Chuck Fish. LEFT TO RIGHT: Jim Hatting. Bill Paulson. Doris Albright. Vernon Findlay. Russ Towler. Dave Ben- nett. Bernie Rife. Wes Hacker. Our thanks to The PLAINSMAN Staff would like to thank the following people. This book would not have been possible without their help, patience and cooperation. Mrs. Peggy Francik (Advisor) Jim Stephenson and Tom Pierson of Stephenson's Photography Mr. Larry Ellis of the Enterprise Mr. James Waldorf Mr. Oris Bunn Mr. Paul Montgomery Mr Ted Schorn Mr. Ken Nemsick 197 Circles are curious figures. As we reflect on our four years at PHS, it seems as though we have travelled in circles many times — going quickly, but getting nowhere. The late John Lennon wrote, “I’m just sitting here watching the wheels go round and round. Oh, how I love to watch them roll. As he suggests, travelling in circles can be a fascinating and enjoyable experience. With this in mind, reflecting on our high school years conjures up memories of the many spokes of those wheels — the supports of the cycles of our lives. These supports include the knowledge, friends, and experiences gained in high school. Then, as we reflect upon the circles in which we have travelled the past few years, we realize that, going quickly we did qet some- where. As you flip through the pages of this collection, it is our wish that you reflect upon the cycles which you have tra- velled this far in life, upon the supports of those cycles, and upon the many memories sparked by these pages. Take time, too. to relax, sit back, and just watch the wheels go round — and prepare to travel the new cycles of life. Enjoy our book. 198 $ane Heafii, Editor and nLorettu y4rduti(jh% Assistant Editor 199 — A — Brett Abbott 70. 72. 182 George Adam 166 Cindy Adsit 72. 129 Dave Adsit, 17, 62, 64, 71, 73, ‘ 150 Becky Aharrah 107, 182 Vernon Akers 182 Link Alander 18, 81, 129 Carla Alberieo 58, 78, 124, 150 Charles Albright 71, 73, 150 Cinda Allen 150 Jennifer Allen 166 Ron Allen 28, 129 Sharyl Ailing 129 Dave Allshouse 129 Brian Ally 129 Patti Ally 70, 72, 182 Linda Alson Jim Alstott 71, 73, 182 Tom Altenhoff 74, 150 Andi Anderson 63, 67, 116, 150 Dan Anderson 182 Kris Anderson 182 Shari Anderson 96, 129 Bill Anderson 92, 129 Karen Andreae 129 Elaine Andros 150 George Andros 150 John Angelus 166 Dawn Antiporek 107, 182 Loretta Ardaugh 31, 58, 60, 63, 74, 75, 79, 129 Alexandria Argoudelis 18, 60, 67, 70, 72, 129 Joann Argoudelis 74, 96, 98 John Argoudelis 4, 25, 26, 63, 148,150, 158 Maria Argoudelis 129 Annette Arnold 182 Brent Ashbaugh 63, 96, 97, 102, 118, 150 John Ashley 101, 111, 182 Denise Auman 182 Tom Auriene 120, 182 Kim Austin 129 Dave Avery 101, 182 Mike Avery 96, 98, 150 Kelly Ayers 166 Kim Ayers 94, 150 — B — Paul Babich 129 Laura Baer 77, 129 Patrick Bailey 79, 182 Benjamin Baish 120, 182 Burton Baker 166 Ellen Baker 150, 155 Tim Baker 101 Jamie Baltz 166 Janet Bambic 150 Tom Bangert 74, 150 Doug Banks 182 Scott Baran 120, 182 Cindy Bargas 182 Deb Barker 183 Diane Barker 166 Jim Barner 22, 75, 110, 113, 166 Edith Barnes 24, 32, 60, 61, 70, 72, 94, 116, 166 Jim Barnes 65, 71, 73, 74, 75, 79, 81, 82, 130 Kim Barrowman 150 Dee Bartholme 17, 60, 61, 62, 65, 70, 72, 75, 83, 166 Bob Bates 20, 121, 166 Tom Bates 150 Sarah Bauer 183 Linda Beadle 150 Don Beahm 151 Tina Beck 78, 166 Krist Beckman 60, 76, 151 Kevin Bedford 18, 81, 183 Missy Bellafiore 66, 183 Vicky Bellafiore 17, 58, 63, 65, 82, 151 Rick Belom 183 Adam Bennett 151 Brian Bennett 166 Dave Bennett 130 Kim Benson 151 Scott Benson 96, 98, 130 Dave Berens Holly Berglund 130 Kevin Berglund 112, 166 Dave Bergthold 101, 113, 183 John Bergthold 151 Tammy Berlin 9, 19, 62, 65, 82, 112, 151 Dan Bernard 120, 183 MikeBesley 120, 183 Karen Betzwiser 151 Bob Betzwiser 108, 109, 130 Tom Beyer 91, 151 Diane Biernat 60, 183 Donna Biernat 75, 166 Mary Billinger 183 Mark Binsen 130 Kathy Birsa 166 Missy Birsa 58, 117, 166 Jerry Bissett 10, 11, 100, 166 Peggy Blackwell 68, 167 Dave Blake 183 Eric Blake 151 Dawn Block 183 Brian Block 167 Dave Blum 183 Michelle Bly 68, 183 Karen Boland 183 Ray Bolte 90, 167 Dawn Bolton 151 Brenda Book 106, 114, 151 Bruce Book 167 Lisa Booth 66, 117, 167 Amy Boris 81, 123, 167 Barbara Boris 130 Pat Boris 104, 167 Marilyn Bosman 183 Mike Bosman 74, 102, 118, 151 Michelle Bosman 167 Teresa Bossert 60, 62, 63, 74, 75, 112, 151 John Bostanche 130 Scott Boughton 130 Brenda Bowers 77, 151 Dan Boyd 101, 183 Jim Boyd Susan Boyd 26, 110, 167 Connie Bozman Diane Bozman 151 Tim Bozman Trina Bozman Sally Bragg 18, 58, 62, 67, 70, 73, 114, 130 Mike Bramel 20, 60, 62, 63, 67, 92, 112, 151 Jill Brandolino 122, 124, 183 Keith Branner 151 Michelle Brazeal 116, 117, 130 Scott Brazeal 183 Christine Brazzale 167 Tony Brazzale 151 Mark Brelin 76, 109, 110, 113, 167 Pat Breslin 65, 81, 130 Pat Broncato 167 Jen Bronk 117, 167 Dawn Brooks 151 Kindra Brooks 167 Amy Brown Jeff Brown 92, 112, 151 John Brown 101, 111, 113, 183 Kristine Brown 183 Mark Brown 151 Pat Brown 183 Bob Brown 151 Bill Brown 183 James Browning 151 Sherry Brummel 183 Ray Bruno 79, 167 Ron Bruno 29, 130 Shaunna Buehler 130 Debra Buerger 151 Brian Buldak 183 Jim Buldak 113, 130 Robin Bumber 131 200 Shelly Bumber 117, 183 Bill Bumber 167 Tim Burd 131 Mark Burditt 151 Chris Burke 151 Deb Burnett 151 Jim Burzinski 100, 104, 167 Laura Burzinski 183 Jim Bush 183 Karen Buss 18, 68, 81, 167 Bob Buss 20, 58. 60, 65, 76, 81, 83, 131 Jim Butler 100, 104, 167 Robin Butler 70, 114, 167 Tom Butters 131 Dawn Buza 183 Dan Byrnes 131 Diane Byrnes 167 — C — Paul Cain 184 Kevin Calkins 183 Kirk Calkins 131 John Camarena 184 Jim Cameron 151 Laura Campbell 151 Cindy Canaday 68, 184 Julie Capek, 68, 152 Dorothy Carey 131 Mike Carey Jeff Carlisle 184 John Carlson 167 Pam Carlson 74, 152 Susanne Carlson 117, 184 Tim Carter, 18, 81, 96, 99, 112, 113,131 Joe Casas 81, 96, 98, 152 Lorenzo Casas 65, 83, 167 Christine Cassem 167 Darrell Castleman 72 Diane Castleman 79, 184 Justine Ceci 184 John Cerovac 76, 152 Gayle Chaplin 152 Gail Chapman 80, 167 Bill Chapman 69. 70, 72, 90, 152 Donald Cherry 131 Lori Cherry 184 Darla Chobar 152 Dawn Christian 131 Louis Churnovic 152 Jim Ciarlette 75, 167 Joe Ciarlette 79, 184 Mike Clark 184 Ron Clark 184 Sharon Clark Theresa Clark 152 Toni Clark 152 Mike Cleary 4, 23, 81, 83 Jayme Cline 80, 184 Bob Cline 152 Victoria Clink 65, 81, 167 Larry Coble 167 Bob Colclasure 184 Bobby Coleman Christine Collins 107, 184 Jim Collins 104, 167 David Comer 131 Diane Comer 106, 117, 167 Deb Confer 94, 107, 117, 184 Helen Conroy 94, 168 Julio Conterez Michelle Cooper 168 KimCoover 184 Stacey Coppert 77, 131 Kelly Corcoran 184 Tania Corsetti 184 Penny Costenero 106, 116, 168 Kevin Couch 152 Dale Countryman 101, 184 Dave Countryman 96, 131 Jaimie Courtney 152 Bonne Cowger 170 Desiree Cowger 131 John Cox 152 Dawn Cramer 70, 72, 81, 168 Tim Crandall 28, 81, 108, 131 Stephanie Crompton Steve Crook 75, 96, 99, 132 Angie Crosaro 184 Cathy Crosaro 152 Carol Cullison 81, 152 Kevin Cummings Laura Cummings 152 Gale Curry 67, 78, 168 Roxann Curry 152 Jeff Czyz 101, 120, 184 Steve Czyz 152 — D — Lynn Dahl 152 Therese Dahl 70, 72, 81, 152 Helen Danz 132 Lori Darin 107, 184 Jay Darnell 118, 152 Mike Daughters 96, 97, 108, 109, 132 Charlotte Davidson 184 John Davis Lori Davis 184 Scott Davis 100, 102, 168 Doreen Day 64, 67, 114, 152 Scott Dean 70, 73, 76, 113, 168 Diane Deboni 152 Lisa Deere 114, 152 Kevin Deering Lori DelSasso 132 Darla Dennis Sandra Dennison 65, 168 Bryan Dernulc 152 Brent Devries 74, 102, 103, 132 Marv Dew Richard Dew 120, 184 Teresa Dew 132 Larry DeWitt 2, 17, 23, 65, 76, 83, 152 Tina DeWitt Oscar Diaz Doug Dickinson 92, 152 Sandy Dickinson 67, 80, 168 Rose Digiovine 77, 132 Randall Dister 74, 75, 76, 132 Donna Dodson 94, 117, 168 Jim Doll Bob Doll 81. 168 Scott Domark 184 Todd Domark 152 Bob Donahue 152 Samantha Donaldson 184 Jim Donnely 101, 184 Pat Donnelly Jeff Drumm Lynda Drumm 184 Robert Dubree 96, 98, 108, 109, 132 Pama Duchene 132 Dave Dupree 184 Bob Duranto 62, 81, 153 Scott Duvall 185 — E — Brian Eaton 132 Peter Eberhard 168 Lee Eddy 168 Sandra Eddy 68, 83, 153 Susan Eddy 65. 153 Tom Eggleston 79, 184 Brian Egizio 101, 113, 184 Michelle Egizio 153 John Egner 71, 73, 75, 76, 168 David Eicholzer 71, 72, 168 Tony Ellerbrock Jim Emerson 168 Amy Engel 81, 132 Barbara England 168 LeEtta Engle 153 Leslie Englert 185 Carol Engvall 153 Beth Erickson 10, 11, 106, 168 Ron Erickson 153 Vicki Ericsonn 153 Richard Ervin 70, 73, 185 Pam Evans 168 201 Dan Ewing 2, 4. 17. 22.65, 71. 73. 82. 132 — F — Mike Farley 153 Ann Farrell 153 Cindi Fawver 77. 132 Paul Fazio 113. 168 Mark Fecht 132 Mary Fenili 153 Ray Fenili Mark Ferguson 63, 74, 153 Donald Fiday 60, 76, 168 Laura Filas 13 Mike Findlay 168 Nancy Findlay 133 Donna Fish 133 Robert Fish 102, 168 Darryl Fisher 133 Lisa Fisher 185 Leslie Flavell 66, 168 Craig Flesburg 153 Julia Fletcher 153 Cindy Fox 20, 153 Vivian Francik 20, 153 Lincoln Francis 153 Joanne Frazier 80, 168 Ron Fredericks Robbin Fredericksen 18, 74, 81, 153 Keith Frederickson 133 Julienna Frick 80 Richard Friddle 120, 185 John Frink 63, 92, 112, 153 Jennifer Fronek 74, 75, 133 — G — Eric Gabor Lorrie Garaffa 153 Joe Garaffa Sharon Gardner 168 Samantha Garrison 153 Curt Gauen 20, 69, 70, 72, 75, 76, 133 Brian Gehrke 105, 120, 184 Frank Geiger 118, 119, 133 Deb Gembicki 62, 76. 81, 153 Steve Georgakas 133 Staci George 124, 133 Cindy Germain 188 Gary Germain 133 David Geschke 153 Dawn Geschke 74, 153 Amy Gibson 66, 80. 185 Katherine Gierich 58, 68, 107, 185 Ken Gierich 102, 103, 112, 133 Perry Gilbertson 101, 185 Cindy Gill 153 Lisa Gill 80, 185 Laura Gillespie 62, 64, 65. 66, 74, 153 Christine Gillham 80, 114, 185 Jennifer Gillham 81, 83, 153 Jeffrey Girard 96, 97, 153 Susan Girard 107, 185 Paul Glad 153 Lisa Glavan 133 Roger Godinez 100, 110, 168 Brad Goff 100, 117, 168 Victoria Goff 111, 185 Keith Golliher Alfredo Gomez 71, 169 Douglas Goodson 96, 97, 169 Kristina Goodwin 102, 154 Crystal Gossett 62, 78, 154 Jane Gove 17. 58, 63, 65, 82, 154 Donald Govoni 63, 67, 75, 92, 154 Steve Govoni 10, 11, 111, 185 Francis Grabo 154 Deb Graham 133 Eric Greenup 100, 169 GinaGrewenig 154 BobGrewenig 101, 185 Patrick Groves 96, 99, 154 Paula Groves 70, 72, 112, 169 TomGruben 100, 169 Jeanette Gruber 17, 28, 63, 64, 74, 75. 79, 133 Peggy Gudgeon 134 Lisa Gullicksen 25, 26, 32, 74, 94,154 Greg Guzman 101, 185 — H — Laurie Hackl 134 Brian Hairald 169 Mike Hall 96, 99, 118, 154 Shari Hall 58, 60. 74. 79, 134 Teresa Hall 114, 184 Diane Halley 60, 169 Janet Ham 74, 78, 134 Troy Hambly 185 Annette Hamby 17, 68, 82, 134 Anthony Hamilton 10, 25, 26, 96, 97, 102, 103, 118, 119, 134 Holly Hamilton 93, 114, 185 James Hamilton 169 Karen Hammer 75, 79, 116, 117, 134 Richard Hammer 169 JaneHamor94, 116, 154 Joseph Hansen Kirk Hansen 76, 185, 187 Dean Harding 154 Kim Harding 169 Jack Hardy 154 Lisa Hardy 169 Tiffany Harkins 75, 185 Cindy Harper 185 Randy Harper 169 Richard Harshbarger 154 Susan Harshbarger 60, 61, 169 Chris Hartell 101, 111, 185 Deb Hatchett 64, 65, 82, 134 Richard Hatchett 104, 169 Edward Hathaway Georgana Hathaway 169 Pam Hayes 154 Mike Haynes Rob Heck 26, 96, 97, 108, 134 Tim Heck, 97, 108, 154 Frank Heisler 76, 169 Cherri Henderson 185 Kristy Henderson 154 Richard Henderson 108, 109, 169 Mary Henize 70, 169 Mike Henley 169 Lynn Hennings 70, 72, 134 Tamara Henson 154 Darrin Herbst 100, 110, 169 Tim Herink 185 Donald Herman 185 Mike Hert 100, 169 Tom Hgernvick 75 Kim Hicks 154 Steven Higgenbotham 134 Byron Hill 154 James Hill 169 Tina Hill 169, 171 Christina Hillock, 20, 75, 79, 134 Jim Hills 154 Wendy Hines 75, 79, 134 Tom Hjemvick Robin Hoffmeyer80, 169 Todd Hohenwater Kristin Hojnacki60, 61, 70, 75, 116, 169 Richard Holms Karen Holt 169 Laura Horath 81, 134 Leetta Horath 117, 169 Steve Horn 154 Cindi Horton 24, 70, 114, 169 Jim Horwath 185 Rod Hosford 96, 97, 118, 135 Michele Hotuyec 135 Andy Houck 154 Sue Hougas 148, 154 Chris Houlis 185 Jim Houlis 154 Dave House 135 202 Deen Howen 135 John Hufford 169 David Hughes 100, 169 Jody Hughes 170 Todd Hughes 96, 98, 135 Dave Hult 155 Tim Hult Erik Huppert 155 Linda Hustad 135 Mike Hustad Christine Huumo 70. 72, 107, 186 Maria Ibarra 186 Portfirio Ibarra 118, 119 Laura Imhof 2, 4, 18, 19, 20, 22, 23, 24,31,58, 60, 65, 68,81, 82, 135 Mary Imrie 155 Ralph Inglis 101, 111, 120, 186 Michele Ivec 80, 170 — J — Daniel Jackson 170 Susan Jacob 75, 186 Mike Jania 135 Jim Jansen Larry Jaros 102, 118, 155 Mike Jaros 120, 186 Allen Jelm 155 Lynn Jelm 68, 80, 117, 170 Scott Jenneman 170 Angela Johns 94, 95, 155 Brenda Johnson Duane Johnson Kelly Johnson 170 Kurt Johnson 170 Kyle Johnson 155 Lora Johnson 170 Lynette Johnson 186 Matt Johnson 90, 155 Dan Johnston 90, 170 Jim Johnston 74, 90, 108, 155 Jodie Johnston 10, 11, 123, 182, 186 Janna Jolly 170 Cindy Jones 122, 123, 155 Lea Ann Jones 18, 70, 72, 74, 75. 155 David Judnick 186 Ceci Justin 105 — K — James Kaatz 71,73, 155 Jennifer Kachel 186 Karen Kaegebein Danny Kagay Lynn Karr 65, 135 Penny Katro 105, 186 Shirley Kauzlarich 155 Tony Kayfish 170 Bonnie Keeley 67, 74, 75, 79, 94, 135 Marci Keenan 80, 81, 170 Kelly Keister 63, 64, 75, 79. 82, 135 Patricia Keister 64, 79, 170 Sean Kelleher 96, 98, 112, 155 Brian Kelly 170 Karen Kelly 67, 170 Maureen Kelly 80, 170 Raymond Kelly 135 Vic Kelly Michelle Kelm 106, 186 Joseph Kemnetz Maura Keniley 10, 25, 78, 122, 125, 135 Teresa Keniley 78, 116. 170 Cindy Ketchum 170 Gerald Keyser 170 Mark Kibler 155 Pat Kibler 65, 81 Mary King 122, 123, 155 Maureen King 27, 70, 73, 112, 135 Rachel King 10, 11,25, 26, 58, 78, 122, 135 Randall Kinley 18, 62, 67, 92, 93, 112, 113, 136 Brenda Kinnary 29, 77, 135 Jackie Kinney 155 Dawn Kinzler 20, 68, 80, 155 Deb Kinzler 68, 80, 186 David Klak 65, 79, 101, 113, 186 Denise Klindworth 4, 67, 81, 94, 95, 114, 136 Julie Klindworth 122, 124 Linda Knotts Sonia Knotts 81, 136 Tom Knowles Sangell Koch 186 Darryl Kochalka 155 Bob Koenig 101, 186 Sheri Koenig 94, 155 Cheri Koerner 81 Leanne Kokaly 155 Chris Konieczki 170 Denise Konieczki 155 Lynett Kopec 104, 114, 186 Scott Kopec 67, 74, 75, 79, 96, 98, 136 Cheryl Kopjo 66, 171 Mike Kosicek 155 Nikki Kovacevich 58, 171 Robert Kovacevich 10, 96, 97, 108, 109, 150 Barb Kozuh 62, 67, 74, 75, 78, 116, 117, 128, 136 Dave Kozuh 63, 71, 72, 74, 75, 156 Kristi Kramer 60, 74, 75, 76, 78, 150, 156 Caryn Kreiger 136 Deanna Kresen 156 Mike Kresen 136 Kathy Krezeski 186 Lisa Krohn 171 Jodi Krueger 156 Kurt Krueger 171 Becky Krueger 186 Joanne Krupowicz 70, 72, 114, 186 Bill Krzywanos 101, 105, 186 Doreen Kuczynski 136 Bryan Kuehni 136 John Kulaga 156 Mark Kulaga 171 — L — Kelly LaBarge 186 Barb LaFave114,171 Bob LaFave Shelly LaFountain 62, 76, 90, 156 Jennifer Lambert 136 Mike Lambert 76, 171 Susan Lambert 156 Pam Langford 136 Christina Lantz 171 David Larkins 171 Ronald Larkins 186 Eric Larsen 105, 186 John Larsen 171 Bob Larson 136 Jennifer Ledbetter 80, 171 Brian Ledwa 136 Bob Legler 136 Kevin Lehew 101, 186 Paula Lehew 137 Sherrie Lehman 137 Anne Leiser 81, 137 Chad Leiser 171 Amanda Leonard 80, 187 Rose Levoe 156 Pat Lewis John Libersher 171 Eric Lichtenwalter 104, 171 Joel Lichtenwalter 19, 31, 58, 62, 64, 65, 69, 72, 75, 81, 82, 137 Carla Ligon 80, 114, 166, 171 Donna Ligon 94, 107, 117, 187 Deborah Liker 156 203 Marjean Liker 68, 187 Paul Likes 100, 171 Larry Lindsay 156 Scott Liptak Christine Listello 62, 63, 74, 75, 156 John Listello 100, 171 Susan Lloyd 64, 79, 156 John Lockhart 156 Patrick Lockhart 187 Christine Lockwood 171 Scott Lockwood 156 Brian Loeffler 187 Tammy Londrie 66, 80, 171 Marianne Long 80, 171 Steve Long 74, 75, 137 Sherry Long 78, 81, 137 Tracy Long 156 Clark Longnecker 75, 76, 171 Christine Longshore 114, 187 Lisa Lorenc 137 Bob Lorenc 171 Darlene Lovstad 137 Leigh Lowley 70, 117, 187 Susan Lowley 74, 75, 106, 116, 117, 137 Janet Lueke 68, 187 Tammy Lutter 65, 81, 96, 114, 124, 137 Douglas Luzbetak 156 — MC — Charles MbCann 110, 171 Laura McCarthy 137, 181 Chris McCauley 156 Rich McCauley 137 Jeff McClintock 187 Bob McClintock 156 Tammy McClintock 78, 171 Meg McCloud 68, 137 Bob McCune 187 Brian McDaniel 187 Christine McDaniel 80 Gary McDaniel 100, 104, 172 Jenny McDaniel 94, 106, 114, 187 Jimmy McDaniel 137 Jeff McDermott 137 Diane McDowell 117, 187 Deanna McFadden 187 Denise McFarland 156 Tammy McFarland 172 Bill McFarland 156 Scott McFedries Chuck McGann 100 Margaret McGowan 156 Bob McGowan 172 Kelly McKanna 138 Scott McKanna 187 Becky McKay 80, 187 Lisa McKeand 172 Marten McKinney 156 Kay McMahon 50, 172 Bill McMillan 187 Karen McMillin 156 Carol McNair 74, 138 Glen McPhail 172 — M — Rudy Macias Jeff Mahaffey 96, 97, 138 Sheri Manegold 156 Karen Manfred Rick Manfred 156 Bob Manfred 187 Pam Manley 67, 75, 172 Karen Mann 156 Sharon Mann 65, 172 Victoria Manning 122, 124, 172 Jeri Marion 187 Kevin Markley 156 Geoffrey Marko 70, 73, 172 Craig Marshall Tina Marshall 172 Seth Martin 81, 100, 110, 172 David Mason 172 Pete Mason 105, 187 Bob Mason Diane Mastalesh 187 Connie Mathison 80, 106, 172 Arlene Matson 58, 67, 112, 138 Joel Matson 18, 27, 71, 72, 113, 187 Kimberly Matthews 66, 81, 156 Lane Mattix 4, 64, 65, 83, 138 Penny Mau 156 Dean Medina 156 Jacquie Medina 94, 106, 116, 172 Traci Medina 94, 106, 187 Beth Meditz 138 Tom Meditz 187 Maria Menozzi 188 Renee Mentzer 94, 107, 182 Ron Mentzer 108, 157 Gladdies Meyerhoff 138 Michelle Michael 188 Karen Mika 77, 138 John Milani 105, 120, 188 Janet Miller 58, 114, 166, 172 Lisa Miller 74, 94, 157 Lori Miller 122, 124, 157 Lori Ann Miller 74, 96, 157 Rick Miller Roger Miller 111, 120, 188 Barbara Milliron 68, 80, 188 Mike Minniti 138 Bryant Mitchell 101, 188 Edward Moholick 108, 109, 188 Janet Moholick 77, 138 Pamela Moholick 138 David Moore 188 Stacy Moore 78, 172 Maureen Morelli 58, 172 Brett Morris 101, 188 Paula Morris 172 Ruth Morris 80, 172 Wendy Morris 66, 157 Scott Moss 71, 72, 75, 157 Victoia Moss 64, 70, 72, 188 Dan Mueller 8. 9, 157 Joseph Mueller 188 Walt Mueller 139 Tom Mulligan 22, 70, 73, 139 Barb Murphy Doug Murphy 71, 73, 75, 90, 172 Irene Murphy 172 Jayne Murphy 105, 120, 188 Joe Murphy 62. 64, 71, 73, 74, 75, 79, 139 Kurt Murphy Nancy Murphy 172 Kurt Murray 90, 172 — N — Cheryl Nash 70, 73, 172 Chris Nash 139 Angela Navarro 172 David Neal 96, 99, 112, 157 John Neal 96, 97, 108, 109, 139 Kerrie Neal 66, 80, 172 Craig Nealis70, 72, 188 Jane Nealis 28, 30, 32, 58, 60, 62, 63, 67, 70, 73, 74, 75, 79, 106, 139 Jacob Neeley 101, 113, 188 Gordon Neitzei 139 Joe Nelson 172 Anne Nemanich 70, 73 Dan Newshwander 100, 173 David Newberry EricNier 100, 113, 173 Ginny Noble 20, 64, 70, 72, 188 Dana Nonemaker 188 Cara Norris 60, 61, 81, 117, 173 Mark Norris 157 Pat Norris 70, 72, 94, 188 Tom Norris 63, 74, 75, 96, 98, 102, 118,157 Barb Novak 188 Joe Novak 157 Tom Nurczyk 100, 173 Deb Nussbaum 139 204 — o — Kelly O'Brien 157 Kim O'Brien 188 Wendy O’Brien 173 Jean Obszarny 157 Joe Offerman 173 Pete Offerman 67, 92, 93, 113, 173 Ron Offerman 60, 62, 63, 67, 92, 93, 117. 139 Tammy Olds 188 Lynn Olen 107, 188 Robin Olson 157 Warren Olson 173 Rhonda Oram 188 Eric Osen 139 Linda Osmus 67, 173 Cheryl Ospalik81, 157 Michael Otis 188 Lynette Otto 58, 80, 117, 122, 124, 188 Sharon Otto 106, 116, 157 Marc Oudt 70, 139 Michael Oudt 72, 76, 120, 188 Tom Overfield Janet Owen 173 — P — Melissa Paganoni 157 Tony Palciski 139 Michael Pallis 97, 118, 157 James Palmer 101, 113, 188 Lissa Palmer 58, 139 Susan Palmer 157 Daniel Paluzzi 188 Joe Paluzzi 157 Michael Pangrazio Deb Parker 188 Dean Partak Gary Partak Joan Partak 28, 32, 64, 74, 75, 79, 139 Gaylyn Pascavis 105, 120, 188 Rhonda Pascavis 110, 173 Ken Pastore 139 Tim Pastore 113, 189 Scottie Patrick 22, 23. 65, 75. 83, 157 Cheryl Patton 189 Mike Pauley 189 Jill Payne 157 Lisa Pearson 60, 61, 75, 173 Lisa Peck 65, 157 Earl Pederson 10, 11, 25, 96, 99, 139 Eric Peel 199 Tammy Peet 157 Amy Pemberton 58, 123, 157 Dawn Pemble 78, 139 Dave Penczek 139 Amy Pennington 189 Guy Pennington 100, 111, 173 Jonetta Pennington 173 Nora Pennington 110, 189 Michelle Pera 139 Larry Perinar 101, 189 Pat Perkins 75, 80. 120, 189 Charles Perko 60, 61, 76, 140 Marina Perko 65, 79, 173 Jolene Peters Kevin Peters 92, 157 Bobbie Peterson Dave Peterson 96, 99, 108, 140 Donna Peterson 78, 122, 124, 125, 128' 140 Erik Peterson 157 Karl Peterson 189 Dave Petrie 105, 189 Ronald Petrie 157 Sean Phalen 140 Christopher Piataka Julie Piatak 157 Gary Picha 24. 70, 72, 140 Jeff Picha70, 72, 189 Margaret Picha 70, 73, 173 Bob Pierce Linda Pinkerton Juliann Pirc 58, 67, 78, 114, 140 Pamela Plant 66, 80, 173 Susan Plant 140 Edward Platt 189 Lori Plut 10, 11, 58, 62, 74, 157 Bob Plut 96, 97. 158 Doug Plut 100, 173 Chris Plutz 158 Paul Plutz 71, 73, 101, 189 Mark Polk Keith Polk Jon Pollock Corrine Polyak 189 Nyoka Polyak 4, 81,82, 158 Wendy Pontrelli 80, 189 Michelle Pontrelli Tom Pottorff Sandra Powell Dan Powers 140 Becky Poyner 70, 73. 75 Alicia Prado 140 Charley Price Christine Prodehl Doug Propper Jeff Prosapio 71, 73, 76, 189 Ronald Prueter 92. 112, 158 Jon Pubentz 63, 96, 99, 112, 158 Lloyd Puckitt 82, 158 Julie Puntney 28. 31, 58, 122, 123, 125, 128, 140, 174 — Q — Sue Qualls 78, 140 Nicholas Quas 173 Dave Quinn 101, 189 — R — John Racich 110, 173 Collette Rafter 75, 79, 140 Kenneth Rafter 101, 189 Darrell Ragain 140 Lisa Raley 173 Carol Ramsey 189 Denise Ratliff Brian Ray 75, 79, 189 Joe Reagen 189 Karla Reed 189 Brian Reeves 63, 74, 75, 102, 118, 158 Bill Regis 158 Dan Remus 60, 76, 189 John Remus 140 Lisa Reyes 158 Linda Rice Linda Richards 189 Rita Richied 81. 173 Scott Richman 118, 158 Steve Richman 120, 189 Kim Rife 3, 10, 11, 18, 22, 24, 25, 26, 30, 32. 58, 67, 74, 75, 79. 80, 81, 94, 140 Michael Rife 58 Barry Rigoni 158 Brian Riordan 158 Charles Robinson 141 Courtney Robinson 80, 107, 182, 189 Dan Robinson Kim Robinson Kristen Robinson 116, 158 Lisa Robinson Martin Robinson Irma Rodriguez Keith Rogers 109, 118, 119, 141 Anthony Roland 189 Darrell Roland 158 Barb Roman 70, 72, 158 Kim Ross 158 Heidi Rossmiller 158 Victor Rubino 189 Corrine Russ Luann Russell 158 Bob Russell 189 Carol Rutherford 123, 189 Kim Rutherford 68, 78, 158 Curt Ruzicka Pam Ruzicka 32, 77, 141 John Ryan 141 205 Kellie Ryan 158 Kelly Ryan 190 — S — Donna Sams 141 LesaSams 107, 182, 190 Mark Sanders Teresa Sanders Christopher Santolin 158 Michael Santolin 141 Mitchel Santorineos Lisa Sarcletti 58, 122, 124, 190 Robert Sarcletti 159 Mary Sartori Susan Sather 159 David Saunders 75, 79, 141 Diane Saunders 159 Doug Saunders 190 Mike Savage 141 Sandra Saxen 190 Jeannine Schaller 64,65,71, 82, 159 Paul Schaller Kirk Schauer 96, 97, 141 Mark Schillinger Ann Schleeter 58, 62, 64, 80, 190 Julia Schmars Barb Schmidt 190 Laura Schmidt 107, 190 Carolyn Schmitz 20, 63, 64, 74, 75, 79, 141 Karl Schmitz 121, 159 Karol Schmitz 9, 70, 73, 159 Kristin Schmitz 75, 121 Leslie Schmitz 58, 65, 71, 83, 159 Keith Schrader 190 Linda Schrader Craig Schultz Helen Schultz 174 Ralph Schwab Mike Scott 141 Stephanie See 80, 174 Bob Seiler 110, 174 Richard Selinger 174 Jerald Semplinski 159 Carol Sendelbach 81, 159 Kenneth Seneca 190 David Senffner 74, 75, 79, 141 Jim Senffner 159 Kelly Senffner 81, 116, 174 Julie Seymour 141 Joe Shank 190 Kerry Sharar 159 Cindy Sharp 141 Rich Sharp 102, 159 Steve Sharp 190 Walter Sharp 76, 142 Jeanne Shepard 107, 190 Michael Sheppard Lori Sherfy 190 Christine Shifter 114, 174 Traci Shifter 114, 190 Tony Shimkus 142 Lynnette Shimkus 68, 190 Laura Short 65, 67, 80, 174 Diane Showers 142 Rodney Shreve 61, 190 Paul Sieber 174 Steve Sieber 75, 159 Tammy Siefferman 142 Rich Sienko 19, 58, 62, 64, 65, 76,81,82, 142 DoyleSimerly 101, 111, 120, 190 Laura Simmons 190 Michele Simmons 94, 142 Connie Sing 174 Tony Skoien 60, 61, 142 Kevin Skoien 18, 60, 61, 70, 73, 190 Kim Slater 142 Pam Slater 159 Heather Sleezer 66, 80, 190 Donna Smiley 75, 159 Deb Smith 64. 70, 72, 75, 174 Garrett Smith 107, 112, 159 Kim Smith 62 Maureen Smith 175 Paul Smith 71, 73, 157 Peter Smith 159 Richard Smith 79 Sandra Smith 159 Sheila Smith Carrie Snell 80, 190 Duane Snode 191 Karla Snyder 18, 24, 70, 72, 74, 159 Christine Sohovich 175 Sandra Somacal 175 Susan Somacal 142 Roger Sorg 142 Mat Spangler Steven Sparks 159 Dawn Spencer 175 Kim Spencer 142 Terri Spenner 159 John Spese 191 Jim St. Germain 142 Tom Stack 118, 119, 142 Joanne Staehely 94, 175 Shelly Stagner 175 Guy Standard 101, 120, 191 Dian Stansel 175 Ron Steele Stacy Stefanich 114, 160 Gina Stoneking 191 Sue Storm 77, 142 Scott Story 142 Todd Strohl 175 Doug Stropes 160 Betty Stroud Susan Strubbe 160 Dave Stuart 160 Dave Summers 175 Ray Summers Tom Summers 112, 160 Lynette Surges 68, 191 Georgina Svetlecich 77, 142 Richard Svetlecich 175 Allen Sweatt 160 — T — Tom Tacchia 118, 160 Lori Talbot 60, 61, 62, 63, 160 Jodi Tannenbaum 122, 124, 175 Sue Tannenbaum 68, 160 Chip Tate Pam Tate Debi Taylor 61, 75, 160 Cheryl Testa 160 Darryl Testin 101, 120, 191 Joel Testin 191 Linda Testin 81, 114, 160 Dawn Teufer Bob Tezak Dale Therrien 29, 64, 67, 71, 73, 74, 96, 98, 143 Doug Therrien 63, 160 Kim Therrien 77, 143 Kris Therrien 191 Dana Thomas Lynn Thomas 160 Frank Thompson Mike Thompson 100, 175 Bob Thompson 160 Tom Tibbie 100, 104, 118, 175 Scott Tighe 96, 160 Corey Tisthammer 63, 112, 160 Ruth Tomko 81, 160 Lucia Torres 77, 143 TonyTraina 100, 104, 113, 175 Dave Traina 62, 160 Jeff Traina 71, 73, 175 Joe Traina 112, 160 Lisa Traina 66, 191 Maria Traina 67, 78, 94, 116, 117, 143 Elizabeth Troha 78, 123, 175 Steven Troha 96, 99, 108, 109, 143 206 Wendy Turner 20, 74, 76, 160 — U — Ken Ulrich 105, 191 Linda Unsell 191 — V — Leo Valdez 101, 110, 191 Eric VanBrahandt 160 Tom VanHorne 160 Brian Van Loon 96, 160 Richard Vancas Peggy Vant 80 Sandra VanWinsen Anita VanZaghi 150, 160 Gina VanZaghi 81, 160 LoriVasey90, 160 Ascension Vela 175 Renata Venters 80, 175 Vicki Vercellotti 78, 160 Gerald Verikas 191 John Verklan 160 Lisa Verklan 175 Doneta Vershay 175 Eric Vershay 175 Lisa Vidican 143 Richard Vidican 191 Kim Vogt 80, 175 Richard Voitik 160 Dawn Vollmer 80, 191 ' _ W — Bob Wagner Susan Wagner 122, 124, 161 Gary Wagnon Brian Waldron 10, 11, 25, 26, 102, 103, 143 Gina Waldvogel 27, 62, 68, 78, 143 Terry Waldvogel 81, 107, 117, 191 Deb Wallin Ronald Wallin 191 Lisa Walsh 161 Toni Walt 176 Jeff Walter 108, 109, 161 Jon Walter 191 Mike Walters 71, 73, 74, 161 Cindy Wascher Kim Wascher 176 Perri Watson 68, 191 Margaret Webb 191 Mary Kay Webb 73, 143 Suzanne Webb 191 Linda Weber 106, 116, 148, 161 Lisa Weber 94, 107, 191 Brett Webster 92, 161 Matthew Wedic 175 Jill Weems 20, 58, 81, 143 Cheryl Weese 81, 143 Don Weis Margaret Welch 107, 176 Richard Welker Sheri Welker 65, 176 Gerald Weller 161 Sallie Weller Christine Wellner 192 Randy Welz 92, 143 Scott Wenberg 176 Wendy Wenberg 148, 161 Roberta Westbrook Eileen Wheeler 108, 143 DaveWheet 143 Brant White 192 Charles White 176 Doug White 101, 105, 192 Kent White 75, 110, 176 Krista White 143 Lloyd White 20, 63. 74, 75, 161 Mike Whitman 96, 97, 144 Marsha Whitmer 161 Marybeth Whitmer 192 Jill Whitney 94, 107, 117, 192 Laura Whitney 94, 176 Richard Whittington 176 Beth Wicevic Tammy Wicks 123, 176 Bob Wilder 176 Ellen Wilker 64, 74, 81, 144 Suzanne Wilkinson 66, 192 Charles Willard 82, 161 Brian Williams 161 Charles Williams Dave Williams 161 Don Williams Jeannine Williams 66, 192 Karen Williams 67, 106, 107, 161 Sandra Williamson 114, 192 Jacqueline Willyard 192 Julie Wilmington 8, 68, 161 Mark Wilmington 104, 176 Kenneth Wilmoth 176 Tim Wilmoth 192 Tom Wilmoth 192 Jeff Wilmsen Todd Wilmsen 176 Nanette Wilslef 18, 68,81, 161 Charles Wilson 96, 98, 108, 109, 144 Joe Wilson Allen Winchester 71, 72, 144 William Winterstein 144 Cynthia Wisneski Mark Wisniewski 111, 192 Kim Witczak 144 Mike Witczak 101, 192 Mike Witkowski 70, 72, 111, 192 Bob Witkowski 161 Deanna Wittman 118 Jeff Wold 8. 161 Stefnie Wollenweber 75, 192 Jim Womersley 118, 161 Jim Wood 76 Tom Workman Don Worland 176 Ken Worland 144 Lisa Worth 123, 176 Melissa Wright 122, 124. 176 Wendy Wrona 94, 114, 176 Greg Wunderlich 20, 25, 60, 71, 72. 74. 75, 79, 144 Brett Wysock 90, 176 Kurt Wysock 113, 192 Chris Wysocki 192 Marilyn Wysocki 20, 58, 60, 61, 65, 70, 72, 74, 75, 79, 82, 144 — Y — Clifford Yahnke 113, 176 Gayle Yahnke 17, 70, 72, 75, 114,176 Charles Yates 120, 192 Leah Yates 77, 144 Brenda Yeates 161 Julie Young 122, 124, 176 Renee Yudzentis 107, 192 — Z — Cathy Zarbock 144 CoraZarbock 144 Lisa Zarbock 192 Rhonda Zarbock 161 Mark Zarley 144 Laureen Zary 58, 62, 65, 74, 75, 161 Tony Zelazny 64, 75, 79, 101, 192 Richard Zeller 144 Noreen Zielinski 176 Patricia Ziller 67, 144 Lisa Zimmerman 176 Todd Zimmerman 20, 71, 73, 176 Tammy Zobel 192 Nick Zullo 144 Jim Zupancic 176 207 ADVERTISEMENTS Congratulations to the Class of 1981 STEPHENSON’S THE PLAINSMAN STAFF PHOTOGRAPHY School’s Photographer ALLAN ERICKSON 919 S. State Street Lockport, Illinois Plainfield, Illinois 436-5498 838-4264 Lakes, Farms, Ponds Road Building and Earth Moving 208 JOLLY WELDING Electric and Acetylene Farm Repairs Trailer Hitches Truck Frames Portable Equipment Certified Pipe Welders Ornamental Iron Steel Products Hard Surfacing Construction Equipment Congratulations to the Class of 1981 WHEELS FOR AGR C PETERSON MANUFACTURING COMPANY Box 8,700 W. 143rd St., Plainfield, IL 60544 (815) 436-9201 209 TAYLOR’S AUTO SUPPLY Plainfield, Illinois RaUoc COMPANY, INC. Congratulations to the Class of 1981 From Components for Farm Silos and Grain Bins 709 Lockport Street Plainfield, Illinois 60544 Phone 815 436-2841 PLAINFIELD TOOL AND ENGINEERING Congratulations to the Class of 1981 From ZIMMERMAN’S Art Supplies 210 Paints, Wallpaper OVERMAN CHAPEL Directors May and Van Overman Donna Timmermans Apprentice — Paul Bernier BALDWIN AND COMPANY INSURANCE 521 Lockport Street Plainfield 436-4227 All Lines of Insurance... Auto, Motorcycle, Homeowners and All Types of Business Insurance 211 You Are Always Welcome Whether to Buy or Just Stop in to Say Hello Dick Rock ROCK’S GROCERY 516 Lockport St. 436-9134 Congratulations May You Always Get What You Want Most in Life HOME CONSTRUCTION INC. Plainfield, Illinois 436-3464 Let Us Build Your New Home or Remodel Your Existing Home 212 Best Wishes Located at From Baye s 225 Springfield Ave. fkwjine J. D. BROWN CO. AT© 5 hop (815) 725-2300 Plainfield Shopping Center Rte. 59 Phone: 436-3870 Ken and Carol Pritz For All Your Bowling Ball, Static Balanced Needs T-shirts, Jackets and and Other Athletic Apparel Precision Fitted by Dave vr IgMfSjURNfTURE Route 30 (Joliet Road) P.O. Box 122 Plainfield, Illinois 60544 Best Wishes to the Class of 1981 CLOCK TOWER RESTAURANT SID WHITE, Owner (815)436 3656 Jack Hastert Compliments of Congratulations to the Class of ’81 Prompt, Efficient Service at SAM SAXON KREBS GILNIZNIK DRUG and STORE JOHN PETERSON 55th Year in Plainfield 213 PLAINFIELD, ILLINOIS 60544 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Graduating Class of 1981 THE PLAINFIELD LIONS CLUB 214 i PLAINFIELD NATIONAL BANK Drive-in Banking Best Wishes to the Class of 1981 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 Robert Erickson — Assistant Vice-President 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 215 Member FDIC 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 81 A-WAY DISPOSAL SERVICE Plainfield, Illinois Your Swiss Valley Farms Distributor LOCKWOOD DAIRY “Serving Will County Area for Over 65 Years” Rt. 6 River Rd. 436-2485 216 Compliments of FRANK C. BENDER, M.D. BUNDY PLUMBING AND HEATING LAKEWOOD NURSING HOME ROBERT MORRIS, D.D.S. HELEN AND RICHARD TAYLOR RICHARD J. SCHMITZ, D.D.S. Congratulations From Best Wishes to the Class of 1981 ILdgom H{| HwaNsiigiiiN iMc. Telephone 436-3288 JULIUS WILE SONS CO., INC. 205 Evens Street Home of the Fleischmann Distilling Plainfield, III. 60544 Company Plainfield Fixt“res Stampings Illinois 217 r iT i p... r JL ■4 •% • • Congratulations Class of 1981 ' « ' • j f-.l ' ' ■ fe THE MEETING PLACE — Where Highways, Cultures and Friends Meet Lockport and Division Streets • Plainfield Phone 436-3589_________________ Carousel ot Dolls 436-2258 'Nr' Handcrafted antique-reproduction porcelain bisque doll. Etfanbee dolls. Doll accessories .ti � MW 9 By %)omarR CUSTOM STAINED GLASS Larry Domark Plainfield. Illinois 60544 •15 436-1551 £hs. Sarvcbuanj 436-9555 An Uncommon Ex parlance In Decor and Dining • Breakfast Lunch. Dinner • Friday Evening Family Buffet • Bounteous Sunday Buffet • Banquets and Private Parlies Hours — M-Th — 7 JO a.m.-9-JO p.m. F and S — 730 a m.-11:00 p. Sun. — • 30 a m.-5.30 p.m. (For the Bath) 436-8226 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 er Mill 436-8527 Potted plants. Fresh cut Flowers, silk arrangements, We send flowers and more Heavenly Touch Gift Shoppe 436-8226 Greeting cards Wrapping paper Gifts for all ages and occasions The Latchstring Coffee Bake Shoppe 436-5223 HOURS: M. T, Th, Sat — 6:30 a.m.-5:30 p. W and F — 6:30 a.m.-8:30 p.m. Sun. — 6:30 a m.-4:00 p.m. The School Desk 436-3931 Games, Activity Books, Bulletin Board Kits, Duplicating Masters, Many other educational aids MY FAVORITE THINGS 436-9765 Rug Braiding, Folk Art, Country Tin Printing, Quilts 436-3003 The Finest of traditional and handmade candles, Artistically crafted candle holders The Iron Gallery 436-2255 Decorstive brass, tin, wrought or cast iron items Award winning craftsman specialize in design and fabricated of custom ornamental iron. Kecxiis ExpLaulcrv, J 436-7235 Custom designed and handmade fabric accessorias and sifts THE w, VICTOR! A N7 MANNER 436-3551 ‘Victorian Era’Gifts, Doll House Minatures. Wooden Items and Toys Michelle’s Of the Meeting Piece Apparel end Accenor et For the Fethioneble Women 436 S000 Ottering a Wealth of Wicker • Furniture • Accessories • Gifts 405 Lockport Street Plain he Id. IL 60544 Pamela Wilson • 15 436-6634 Yarns, Needlework, Pstchwork, Country Crafts and Primitiva Antiquas 436-9765 Knitting and Stitchary Lessons WOOL N WORKS 218 Shoppe Hours: M, T, Th, S — 9:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m.; W and F Sun — 11:00 a m.-4:00 p.m. — 9:30 a.m.-8:30 p.m.; Congratulations to the Class of 1981 AVERY GRAVEL CO., INC. 436-2041 Sand — Gravel 436-5138 Crushed Stone Limestone Rt. 2 Plainfield, Illinois Congratulations to the Class of 1981 BA DA CONSTRUCTION CO., INC. Serving You From Foundation to Root Free Estimates Phone 436 2063 I 730 Willow Dr. E. Plainfield, III. 219 Congratulations Class of 1981 mason jars caps nos i wide mouth mason jars, caps nos d(vt jeuy glasses QlaU ma K OF Th| WORLD'S BC5T Gontai+teM' KERR GLRSS mOnUERCTURIEIG CORPORRTIOn Executive Office� — Los Angeles, Californie Plants: Santa Ana, California — Sand Springs, Oklahoma — Huntington, West Virginia — Plainfield, Illinois — Dunkirk, Indiana — Waxahachie, Texas — Millville, New Jersey 220 We are an equal opportunity employer' The Enterprise Serving the Plainfield community since 1887 519 Lockport Street Plainfield, Illinois 60544 436-2431 VANCE STUDIO Photography for All Occasions Distinctive Portraits Classic Wedding Candids Students and Children Over 25 Years Experience Fine Job Printing THE COLONIAL SHOP Fashions for the Junior or Missy Figure 106 Division Street Plainfield, IL 60544 815-436-5703 Congratulations to the Class of ’81 Congratulations Class of '81 VILLAGE INN RESTAURANT From JAMES E. JOHNSON INSURANCE Plainfield Off. Phone: 436-5608 525 Lockport Street Plainfield, IL 60544 221 PARKS BROS. SUPERMARKETS 222 Congratulations to the Class of 1981 From KOREN MOTORS Route 30 (815) 436-9100 Plainfield, Illinois Congratulations to the Class of 1981 From the Folks at Congratulations to the Class of 1981 FRED’S POWER CENTER, INC. JONES (gg l HARDWARE Established 1890 509 Lockport St. Parking in Rear Plainfield, III. 436-2916 Sales and Service Lawn Equipment and Snowmobiles PLAINFIELD AUTO PARTS CO. 436-7202 Rte. 30 and Renwick Road Plainfield, Illinois Parts for Autos, Trucks and Tractors Phone 436-3475 In the Plainfield Shopping Center 223 Congratulations to the Class of 1981 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 224