Plainfield High School - Plainsman Yearbook (Plainfield, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 240 of the 1987 volume:

PLAINFIELD HIGH SCHOOL PLAINFIELD, ILLINOIS 60544 VOLUME 39 EDITOR — TINA ALLEN ASSISTANT EDITORS CHRIS RAY, STUDENT LIFE KARI PERINAR, VARSITY SPORTS DEBBIE SCHELLER, F S SPORTS MELINDA THOMAS, UNDERCLASS OPENING PROSE — FIELDER STAFF In the beginning, a piece sits alone on the board, feeling different, out of sync, not quite fit- ting in. Then the sur- roundings begin to blend together and the piece feels more a part of this intricate matrix that is Plainfield High School. Friends join the piece, forming a tight-fitting sec- tion that grows and develops into a potpourri of in- dividual personalities, all vy- ing for the perfect slot. No two pieces are exactly alike, yet they all have similarities that make them form a whole. They are joined together on a board which can sup- port them all. As pieces shift, horizons widen, and all become one. After four years, years of joy and sorrow, love and hate, dreams and disasters, the board tilts. The com- pleted puzzle cracks. Older pieces, having thrived there for four years, fall and break off. The pieces are now separate, no longer joined together within their secure borders. The game as we once knew it has become a straight path into the new maze of independence. The piece is shaped just a little differently than before. Alone, it searches for a new board, new pieces, a new puzzle to become a part of, where it can eventually blend in and form a new life. TABLE CL CONTENTS SI’KCIAI. KYKNTS � 190 SKNIORS Hi IMlKKCI.ASS M STl DKNT 1.1FK 70 FACl'l.TY S8 ()H(i AN 1XATIONS 112 SPORTS 142 SKMOK CKKDITSr 1NDKX 210 Organizations ... Pieces united by a special, stronger bond ... Original pieces fit together to fulfill the need to be a part of a united group ... Faculty ... standing in the center and guiding the numerous shaped parts into places where they fit ... hands that are constantly turning and reworking, striving to help make the puzzle com- plete ... Special Events ... those pieces of the puzzle unique from all others ... Bright pieces against the duller daily backdrop, mak- ing school that much more special. Fit- ting together with all other pieces to make our high school years complete. Underclassmen ... the pieces in the middle, trying desperately to fit ... their edges are frayed, not yet strong enough to hold their proper place ... though they eventually become the pieces that hold the puzzle together ... J t Sports ... At first the challenge seems impossible, but step by step, piece by piece, our determination grows and confidence builds. Despite the missing pieces and the troubles involved, we keep playing the game until all is solved. Seniors ... completing their part of the puzzle n break off in search of a more complex maze Student Life ... filling the empty spaces in the puzzle of high school, these extra pieces add variety to our academic life; allow- ing the other pieces to fit and create more meaning ... At first new and confused pieces lost in the shuffle, they move to ad- just and fit into the school’s current. The Freshmen, not very influential now, but destined to shift and change, will eventually flow with the main stream. To better understand the puzzle, some students were asked a variety of questions. These answers provide further clues ... FRESHMAN reply... What happened the first day of freshman year? I got Senioritis! Jen Anderson (12) The meanest thing you have ever done to a teacher? I showed up in class! Tiffany Zielinski (12) What was your favorite hangout as a freshman? Freshmen don’t hangout; they hideout! Deb Odegaard (ID What is your best school activity? Lunch! Mary Mayr (9) Describe your high school career in 15 words. To live and die at Plainfield High! Melanie Gomez (9) Jenny Sparlin shows that freshmen really don’t need to hideout! Relax Michelle Tonelli; everyone goes through an uneasy stage! — The sophomores have temporarily found their place. The pieces fit but aren’t quite linked. The anxious and optimistic work steadily to close the gaps, but small spaces still appear where the tentative and unsure hold back. Paula Sossong and Julie Catalanello enjoy each other’s company at the Christmas dance. These girls are all smiles as they cheer on the Wildcats to another victory. The weary Doug Gardner listens to the words of wisdom from his coach! SCPHCMCEES say How will you achieve your dream car? Keep dreaming! Sarah Behling (10) What was your most boring field trip? Robert Crown Health center for the 6th time. Laura Chandler (11) What was your worst first experience driving? The last thing I remember was something about a brick wall! Eric Churchill (10) What did you do the first time you got lost at PHS? I grabbed my homing device and beamed myself home! Chris Scholtes (10) Best privilege at PHS? The candy machine that’s turned off at lunch! Kelly Allport (10) oppiminip Cheryl Hayes anxiously waits for the powderpuff game! Ann Russell is the Unknown Comic! Dave Wilson prepares for the battle. as a JUNIOR... What is the meanest thing you have ever done to a teacher? Enrolling in Trigonometry! Anne Fishbach (11) What was your worst class? Mrs. Valerugo’s 11A English: Why? ... Subjects and Verbs ugh!!! John Turner (12) What was your worst date? He picked me up: we went out; I came home! Chris Ray (12) What was the strangest thing that happened in the locker room? Baby powder was dumped on someone’s head while they were going to the bathroom! Karen Gunter (11) What was your first experience with make-up? I was a creative 4 year old... mom said! Deb Odegaard (11) What was your worst experience driving? Being 14 and getting 2 tickets for driving under age and over the speed limit. I had to go to court and pay $150. Michelle Paraska (11) Confident, eager, they release old restraints and adjust their talents to achieve the best fit in the space allowed. Momentarily glimpsing possible solutions, they excitedly allow the flow to settle them more deeply into their chosen grooves, anxiously awaiting their chance to flow perfectly together. 6 A kaleidoscope of pieces who have found their gap to fill, but who fit only briefly before outgrowing old restraints. Unfolding new shapes, they are eager to test their forms against challenges with much wider boundaries than those left behind. Jim Ward leads his friends in the “Party Train.” Chad Anderson and Eric Munson making the best of a bad situation! SENIORS speak... What is your best school activity? Be- ing a Grand High Exalted Kahuna for the Fuddpuckers. Dave Scholtes (12) Describe your high school career. Mine is a career where peaks of greatness and plateaus of mediocrity constantly alternate. Jim Berard (12) What is your worst fear? Looking out my window and having someone look- ing in at me. Jen Anderson (12) What is your most embarrassing mo- ment? Calling my boyfriend my old boyfriend’s name. Sue Klint (12) What is your general impression of PHS now? Nice place to visit but I wouldn’t want to live here. Eric Gault (12) What was the weather on the first day? It was a dark stormy night ... Shawn Richter (12) What was your best time at PHS? The senior class college-day trip to the U of I. Tina Allen (12) OPENING 7 ... the confusion (turmoil) of every- day life is set aside for one week of non-stop competition. Can the bottom row hold on much longer? The freshmen tug to victory. The junior float says it all. The winner's cup describes the sophomore float. The freshman float ‘remembers when.’ C- CM X CM H cu W C 2 Pi w PP S w S w Pi £ w DC £ I ... a variety of personalities are pieced together to form the true school spirit. u Q U a SPECIAL EVENTS 9 physical and mental organization holds the teams together. The seniors get psyched at the pep assembly. These seniors are all smiles before the Powder Puff game. 10 SPECIAL EVENTS PLAINFIELD — 21 WAUBONSIE — 6 John Ivlow is dashing to a victory. Ken Hensel helped lead the team to another Homecoming win. A spectacular catch in the making by Eric Gault. U t o b h ( ) a b SPECIAL EVENTS 11 12 SPECIAL EVENTS ... a mixing of the pieces reveals an unknown side of many personalities. At least one of us got up on time today. Can you guess what their favorite colors are? One more crack like that and you will be sorry. SPECIAL EVENTS 13 Senior Attendants: Pat Martin, Jodi Shackelford Freshman Attendants: Tiffany Leonard, Russ Kuehni Junior Attendants: Chris Cozzi, Lisa Partilia Sophomore Attendants: Jim Mikul, Jenny White Chris Cozzi, Lisa Partilia, Eric Gault, Kim Krzywanos, Pat Martin, Jodi Shackelford, Chad Anderson, Kim Herman, Jim Mikula, Jenny White, Russ Kuehni, Tiffany Leonard Senior Attendants: Eric Gault, Kim Krzywanos SPECIAL EVENTS 15 m O l-H £ W cn Chad James Jennifer Marie Stephen Bruce Todd Lara Lynn Anderson Anderson Anderson Anno Antiporek Eric John Arbo Suzanne Marie Ashley Tammy Lynn Askew Grant Wendell Avery Kimberly Kay Avripas Terriann Jennifer Lynn Laura Ann April Marie Jacqueline Rae Ayers Bailey Bailey Baker Baldwin 18 Tony Wayne Barker Christine Eileen Barnes Jason Thomas Barrowman Randall Scott Baudek Anastasia Rachel Bellafiore James Bryan Berard Brian Scott Bergmann Jane Ellen Besley Jennifer K. Bily Sherry Renee Bingham Sheryl Marie Bingham Gary Lee Binkley Patrick William Blegen Jeanette Marie Blum Steve T. Bogdan 19 Keith Robert Boreham Tom Paul Bredesen Roxanne Marie Buell Ann Dee Burke William Burkhart Kellie Renee Heather Ann Jose Jorge Kelly Sue Paul Stephen Burnette Carlson Carrillo Catalanello Chappell Anne Louise Kevin Lyn Gary Ray TinaRae Kendrick W. Chelini Christian Clay Clem Connor John Lewis Mike Steven Craig Allan Joe Robert Brad Howard Cook Corcoran Cornelius Courtney Cox Todd JohnE. Alice Renee Jennifer Lyn Jeff Lee Crux Curbis Dahl Darbro Darnell 20 Danielle Michelle Decman Jeffrrey John DePodesta John William Dervis Ron Darrin Dew James A. Donahue Brenda Kay Deborah Kathleen Bradley Aaron Kristine Lynn Dornick Dow Dubs Eckman Chad Aallen Eighner Robert Ervin Danette Christine Ewy Rick Paul Evans Could that masked man be Shawn Richter? Joseph Robert Englert Brenda Dawn Sam Robert Melynda Susan Raymond Chris C. Fenili Ferreri Findlay Fischer Friedrich Eric J. Christopher Paul Kim Ann Garth A. Brad Scott Gallt Gans Gardner Garlock Gehrke Bonnie Jo Monica Denise LisaJ. John Allan Jill Marrie Glasscock Gomez Gould Gray Guzman 22 Barbara Lynn Lynnette S. Jamie Sue Susan Marie Ronald B. Hall Hansen , Harte Hartner Heck Cindy Kay Kenneth A. Joyce Michelle Kimberly Joy William Fredrick Henderson Hensel Herink Herman Hiller Karla L. Mark Claude Sandra Evelyn Michelle Rae Sherry Lynn Hjemvick Hogan Hohenwater Horvat Hosterman Carolyn Rene Lisa Marie Todd Alan Mickey J. Stan Ray Hummo Imhof Ivins Jackinowski Jackson 23 Elizabeth Ann Jarot Jody A. Johnson Kelley Anne Johnson Kristin A. Johnson Janelle S. Junttonen Sue Kay Michael Wayne Klint Knotts Lynn F. Jurgel Catherine G. Kasper Reminders for all ’87 Seniors — their glory days” at PHS. Rose Marie Kelly Sean Patrick Kelly Ian C. William King Klinger Terri J. Keck Don Robert Keltz Samantha Keigh Kelly A. Kristine Rae Kristina M. Jill Marie Koch Koerner Kopjo Kovacevich Krohn Kim Kay Susan Marie Steve C. Malissa Leigh William D. Krzywanos Lambert Lantz Leonard Lockhart Heather Dawn Love Jerry G. Love Charlene Marie Luzbetak Jill Marie Madison Kimberly Lynn Malcom Tationa Randy R. Kelly Ann PatJirard Bryan Maldeney Manegold Markley Martin Mattas 25 Steve S. Tom Michael Robert L. Karie Ann Joanne Marie McDaniel McDaniel Meinig Mendenhall Miller Sean Edward Kevin N. Suzanne Marie James Robert Robert Jeffrey Mills Modzelewski Moholick Moody Moss 26 Eric Jason Rick Mary Esther Kimberly Sue Shanda Lydia Munson Navarro Neal Novak O’Donnell Kari Ann Bernard Paul Susan Marie Lisa Ann Ann M. Perinar Perona Picha Pulieri Racich Mary Rakestraw Christine Marie Mark Gerald Thomas Edward Jeffery M. Ray Regis Remus Richmond 27 CO « O h—I w CO Shawn Henry Andrea Lynn Douglas A. Bryan James Terri Ann Richter Rio Ritchey Robinson Rochell Bonnie Jean Eileen L. William A. Vicki Lynn Donald Edward Ruettiger Rushing Ryan Sadilek Schaefer Launa Shaey David Denver Steven Edward Ronald Richard Donald J. Schild Scholtes Schrader Schultz Schure I 28 Paul E. Mark A. Douglas S. Jody Lynn Jeff A. Schwab Schwinnen Sexton Sexton Shackelford Jodi Fred John Christina M. Kelly Sue Patricia B. Shackelford Shepard Shireman Simenson Simon Pamela Simon Jeffrey C. Slater Todd Edward Sleezer Jeffrey Todd Smeets David Robert Dennis Paul Steven Michael Paul C. Elizabeth Anne Smith Smith Smith Snedic Snider 29 Joseph Michael Sohovich Laura Linn Solita Brad J. Stanfield Kimberly Ann Standard Karrie Lee Steczynski Lisa Marie Stephens Frank Richard Sternisha James Kenneth Stevens John Glen Sundquist Laura Lynn Swinford vmm Jeffrey S. Trattner Nicole Marie Tremper Judy Lynn Tucker John N. Turner Tina Genevieve Unger Kimberlee Kristin Kay Vogen Wagnon Valdez Vance James A. Ward Julie D. Warzon Brian K. Watson Vanderwerff Michelle Horvat and Pat Martin enjoy each other’s company during the Homecoming festivities AND the rest of the time! a • Mark Stephen Thomas Wayne Jason C. Valerie Lynn Laura Jo Watson Wesson White Williams Williamson Joel D. Jeanne Marie Winchester Wittkofski SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Laura Emerson — Secretary Tracy Rogers — Vice President Mrs. West, Mrs. Hunt — Advisors Jody Shackelford — President Kim Herman — Treasurer Michael Jon Tiffany Gwin Jeffrey Michael Zary Zielinski Zwolinski Heather Marie Wols Dave Edmund Wozniak Lynn Marie Wysock 32 Ray Fischer and Steve Anderson strut their stuff at a PHS social event! t ) a Q Z - ■5 Matthew Aharrah David Alstott Daniel Anderson Stacey Anno Brad Antink Catherine Ashby Lori Ashbaugh Charles Azman Stephen Bailey Stacy Bailey Tricia Bailey Robert Baldwin Adam Baltz Alan Baron Robert Bato Charles Bauer Michael Bernard Brian Betzwiser Heather Biegun Maureen Billinger Timothy Birkett John Birsa Kimberly Bjekich Angela Blum Kenneth Boland Diane Bootz Todd Boreham Charles Brancecum Paul Brinker Daniel Brummel 36 JUNIORS Barry Burd Bob Burke Tracy Bush Mike Bushell Jennifer Butler Ronald Carey Scott Carneghi Andrea Carroll Leonard Cernetich Laura Chandler William Cherry Paul Ciadella Brian Clements Jennifer Collins Jeff Cornelius Christopher Cozzi CLASS OFFICERS ADVISORS: Pres. — Jeff Thompson V.P. — Angie Tannenbaum Sec. — Kristian Kubinski Treas. — Holly Johnston Mr. Tunell, Mrs. McCarroll, Mr. Ellis Robert Cummings Edward Darby James Davis Wendy Davison Denise Decman Pat Deering JUNIORS 37 James Delara Michelle Dement Matt Desutter Richard Deufel Alisha Dock Robert Domark Michael Donaldson Steven Donaldson Mark Doran Sandra Dunlap Michelle Durkin Shawn Dyer Jeffrey Edgar Cynthia Egner Charles England Jeffrey Englert Robert Erickson Cathy Ernest Renee Faulk Michael Fazio Robert Ferguson Anne Fischbach David Fredericks Ted Fredericks Carrie Fullington Idania Galdamez Robert Galyon Curtis Garbin Julie Garbelman Heather Garlock 38 JUNIORS Jennifer Geistler David George Jeff Goetschel Christy Golliher Melissa Gomez JUNIORS 39 Amy Hughes Angela Huppert John Paul Ivec John Ivlow Michael Jedryck Kelly Jensen Holly Johnston Kelly Johnson Scott Johnson Brian Jones Michele Judnick Nick Kapsimalis Joseph Kastelic Richard Kaveney Tom Keasler Brian Kelly Brenda Kelly Michelle Kelly Sheila Kelly Ann Kevish John Kiesow James Knopp Christine Koerner Wendy Koerner Robert Koff Edward Kozol Gloria Kramer Doug Krueger Kristin Kubinski Rich Lambert 40 JUNIORS Jennifer Larson Beth Latour Linda Lea Denise Lee John Lener Todd Leonard Raquel Leos Gina Letasi Frank Lickus Tracy Lockwood Leroy Long Robert Love Joanna Mahoney Margaret Martin Laurie Mason Shannon Mayfield Lynn McCann Steven McCauly Patrick McDaniel Laura McDavitt Richard McFarland David McGann Jean McKenna Deanna McKinney Dawn Meredith Heather Mills Angela Minnick Michele Mitchell Julie Modzelewski John Moore JUNIORS 41 James Murray Michelle Muza Matthew Nelsen Karen Newberry Michael Nuetzmann Kerri O’connell Debbie Odegaard Sandra Ojala Kelly Ovitt Julie Pace Scott Paquet Michelle Paraska Lisa Partilia Lynda Partilia Deborah Patterson William Paul Bryan Pemble Joseph Perona Mike Phelps Matthew Piotrowski Jeffrey Platt T racy Platt Jody Pleshar Sandra Poliny Debbie Polniazek Lemuel Polyak Matthew Polyak Michelle Popek Thomas Powers Robert Poyner 42 JUNIORS Christina Prieboy Toni Prieboy Kimberly Prochaska Susan Propper Michael Quinn James Ramseyer Alex Raske Michelle Raspolich Sheila Rathbun Scot Reagen Scott Reaska Monica Rebuehr Jack Reed Amy Reick Ray Reks Christine Rodgers Carmen Rodriguez Karen Rosetto Michael Rosse Lori Rousonelos Julie Ruddy Fred Ruettiger Paul Rushing Ann Russell Scott Russ Neil Sageese Cindy Salisbury Carrie Sampson Thomas Sanford Kellyn Saunders JUNIORS 43 s Robert H Dawn Schauer Deborah Schelle Eric Schiavi Adam Schmitz Kristin Schmitz Tammy Barbara Schu tz JeffS 11 itt Barbara Seasly Jeffrey Short Jennifer Shust Stephen Sievert Kristy Simenson Kristina Simon David Sirovy Greg Smeets Mary Smith Michelle Smith Patricia Sobkoviak Michelle Sossong Diane Spencer Sheila Stefanich Glen Stiteley 44 JUNIORS George Strnad Stacy Stroh Jill Swanson Sherri Szabo Angela Tannenbaum Linda Taylor Christine Thompson Jeffrey Thompson Dan Traina Deborah Turkot Tara Turner Tiffany Tyne Lisa Unsell Ruben Valdez Albert Valecka Lisa Van Winsen Clayton Venters Gerald Verklan Anthony Voss Benjamin Waldron Garold Wallin Kimberly Waters Christopher Watkins Brady Webster Beth Welch Michael Welch Tracy Wheaton Julie Wheeler Julie White Robert Whitney JUNIORS 45 Julie Wilkey David Wilkinson David Wilson Bruce Wittman Jennifer Wysocki Sherri Yunker Brandy Zan Michasl Zarley Todd Zielinski Mike Zobel 46 JUNIORS A1 Baron gets a thrill from his “LSC Champs” cake during lunch. Kristy Simenson stands up for her early morning stretch. Colin Hopper and Jeff Edgar strut the halls before class. Michelle Popek seems confused with Mrs. West’s in- structions at Powder Puff practice. The Junior Powder Puff team is still smiling after a grueling game. JUNIORS 47 Michael Adsit Gloria Aquilar John Aguilar Jennifer Ahern Julie Ahern Kelly Allport Michelle Allton Jaime Amador Terrence Anderson Cynthia Arnold Maryl Avery Eric Await Dawn Baker Joseph Baldazzi Kenneth Barker Kenneth Beckman Sarah Behling Anthony Bellino John Benac Ronie Bennett Kim Buetel Daniel Biermann David Biernat Carrie Birsa Bracken Bly Michael Bollinger Barbra Branz Heidi Bredesen Shelly Buikema Sherry Buikema 48 SOPHOMORES Bradley Buldak Jeffrey Burns Kathe Jo Calkins Michael Carlson Richard Carlton Shawn Carter Julie Catalanello Roy Chapman Eric Churchill Luke Churnovic Michael Chytracek Robert Clark Sheila Conroy Gina Cooper Nino Corsetti Jennifer Crow CLASS OFFICERS ADVISORS: Pres. — Jennifer White V.P. — Mia Kouzoukas Sec. — Stephanie Kozol Treas. — Cheryl Matson Ms. Theilberg, Mr. Rahtz Nadine Haupt, Kathy Swinford — Ex. Council Kim Crowley Tiffany Crowther Scott Davis David Day Jeff Dean Karla Dean SOPHOMORES 49 Ben Decamp Dana Depodesta Kari Dervis Andrea Dettloff Joseph Discianno Christie Dodson Jeff Donahue John Doran Cindy Doran Ken Dupree Cynthia Eaton Sharrine Eckman Andrea Eden Rob Ehrsam Randy England Russell Evans Kathy Ferguson Marc Findlay Glen Ford William Fox David Garbin Kevin Garbelman Victoria Garcia Douglas Gardner James Gardner Stephanie Gariboldi Kris Gilbertson Doug Glasscock Bonnie Goist Sharon Gomez 50 SOPHOMORES Tina Gray Lisa Gregorich Shawn Grimm Barry Grommon Michael Guilfoyle Rickey Haas Leah Hage Tracey Hajek Gregory Hammer Krystin Hanback Jeff Hanson Nadine Haupt Tricia Hausser Jennifer Hayes Shelley Heckerson Cheryl Hennessey Nejla Hennard Wendy Hicks Jennifer Hines Brad Hogan Geoffrey Holforty Jessica Holforty Anthony Hollingsworth David Hollis David Homan Andrew Horath Rachel Horvat Dominic Horwath Lisa Hostad Jessica Hudson SOPHOMORES 51 r Gregory Jones James Jones Lesa Joseph Mark Kaminskas Carrie Karolcik Diane Kayfish Cheryl Keagle Diane Kehoe Eric Kelly Ronna Kelly Stacey Kelly Tracy Kelly Brent Kelm Richard Keltz Sean Keniley 52 SOPHOMORES Jennifer Kimmel Patrick Kinney Teffanie Kiper Theresa Kleck Tracy Koerner Douglas Koon Scott Kosowski Maria Kouzoukas Stephanie Kozol Eric Kozuh Chester Kurzeja Kirk Lange Tena Latta Brian Leach Allen Ledlow Christine Leonard Gina Libersher Wendy Lindstrom Michael Listello Traci Livas Matthew Longshore Julie Lotarski Gregory Lowery Jennifer Lowry John Mahalik Gerald Maki Robert Malcom Thad Marks Debra Mam Jody Martin SOPHOMORES 53 Melissa Martin Mike Martin Gail Mastalesh Rebecca Mathison Cheryl Matson Janet Mayer Robert Mayotte Michael McGowan Angela McKenna Karen McQuary Dorothy Meagher Joseph Mellen James Mikula Laura Miller Robert Miller Sean Miller Tiffany Miller Julie Milliron Justin Moore Catherine Neal Jason Neef Julie Nelson Stefan Nemeth Sherry Norris David Nurczyk Hei ii Oelkers Scott Offerman Gene Olsen Kenneth Ospalik Cathy Owens 54 SOPHOMORES Joann Palmer Justin Parnell Jeffrey Pearson Tracey Peterson Scott Pfeiffer Kathryn Picha Latisha Platt Lisa Pransky Michelle Preiska Dawn Prodehl Christopher Pulieri Roy Rakestraw David Reitz Christopher Rerucha Bob Richards David Riley James Ritze Scott Russell Brian Rutherford Kimberly Rutherford Jeffrey Ryan Lori Salter David Schlieben Michael Schmuldt Amy Schneider Douglas Schofield Christopher Scholtes Debbie Schultz Tomi Schultz James Schwartz SOPHOMORES 55 Claudine Sebby Rosalind Seifert Melissa Selinger Cory Sharar Jeremy Shaw Duane Sievert Joseph Simon David Smith Joy Smolich Sarah Snider Jennifer Snyder DeJay Sohol John Sokoloski Paula Sossong Janet Spencer Deborah Stefanski Jim Stein Samuel Steyer Stacie Stine Donald Storm Shannon Strnad Karen Summers Kathy Swinford Christopher Tate Brahm Taylor LeRoy Taylor Glen Terry Melinda Thomas Raymond Thompson Richard Thompson 56 SOPHOMORES Thomas Thompson Brian Ties Holly Townill Mark Trattner Adam Turvey Jonathan Underwood Kimberly Valdez Kirk Vanderwerff Laura Vaughan Jorge Vega Danielle Vieira Denise Vieira Brenda Vollmer Carmen Wallace Marvin Walldren Rhonda Wicclaj ■Jeffrey Wiitane Carolyn Wilde r| Kimberly Wilkins SOPHOMORES 57 Albert Van Williams Leslie Willis John Wilson Tiffanie Wilson Paula Winterstein Joan Wittkofski Scott Wolcott Jennifer Wozniak Jody Wozniak Robert Zwolinski Paula Sossong is dedicated to her sport to the point of pain. Sarah Behling is attracted to that classic, boy-next-door look. Mr. Ivlow psychs himself up for another driving lesson with Tomi Schultz. SOPHOMORES 59 Beth Ann Adams Heather Adams Nahrin Adam Juan Aguilar Justin Ahoyt Justin Ahrens Kirsten Anderson Bret Anno Melissa Antink Randal Bailey Paul Barnes Jennifer Basco Christopher Baxa Steven Beard Jennifer Becker Angie Bennett Kenneth Berg Michelle Bernard Patrick Bernard Susan Bertnik z y t £ y a y Brandy Bianchetta Monica Billinger Bradley Blankenship Philip Blogg John Blum Thomas Bly Catherine Bodner Douglas Boose Linda Bootz Annette Boreham 60 FRESHMEN Mark Boros Christopher Bosi Julia Bowers Melissa Bowker Tieg Bromberek Robert Bryant Brandy Butler Tonya Canaday Kimberly Carlton Shaun Carroll Janet Cernetich Sumita Chakrabarti Estelle Chandler Jackie Clem Joseph Collins Dan Cozzi CLASS OFFICERS ADVISORS: Pres. — Mark Gehrke V.P. — Corrie Redmond Sec. — Julie Salisbury Treas. — Estelle Chandler Mr. Erickson, Mr. Klima Casey Crews Michael Curbis Amy Dalzell Shannon Darby Tony Darin Tricia DeBoni FRESHMEN 61 Thomas Dickmann Amy Disera Mark Dolbee Troy Dolbee Shawn Domark Paige Donaldson Robert Doyle Jennifer Drackley Brian Eich James Eighner Buffieann Eldred Stephen Emerson Jennifer Erickson Christopher Ervin Robby Everton Jennifer Faulk James Featherston Judith Featherston Francis Ferreri Lisa Fischer Lori Flagg Karen Foley Gregory Frazier Michael Friddle Melissa Gallagher Daniel Garich Mark Gehrke Eric Geistler Kristine Gernenz Samuel Glenn 62 FRESHMEN Jeffrey Goebel Melanie Gomez Tina Gould Michael Groebli Aaron Gunter Ross Gunter Terry Gustafson Cheryl Halley Cheryl Hamor Edward Hawes Jessica Henderson Tristin Hendricksen Patrick Herbst Shelley Herink Melody Herman Brian Hilburger Tara Hodgeman Daniel Hoffman Matthew Hornbuckle Jennifer Hull Michael Imhof Shawn Inglis Kimberly Jadron Christopher Jelinek Heather Johnson Sally Johnson Julie Juricich Jody Kastelic Kevin Keagle Brandon Kelly FRESHMEN 63 Deanna Kelly James Kenny Stephen Kevish Christian Kibler John King Cheryl Koerner Marcy Koerner Mark Koerner Christopher Kokaly Jerilyn Konc Hans Krueger Paul Kubinski Russell Kuehni Melissa Kuhn Kathryn Kulaga Bird Kumsang Ann Lamantia Sheryl Lamantia Joseph Landerman Tracie Lantz Jeffrey Larussa Annette Lauffer Lori Lawson Robert Leaman Kenneth Lee Tiffany Leonard Geralin Letasi Sandra Lickus Gillian Lockhart Angelique Lutter 64 FRESHMEN Amie Lysek Brendan Mahoney Tracey Malcom Megan Manning Suzanne Marik Diane Mam Patrick Martin Brent Mattas Debra Matthews Donny Matthews Mary Mayr Margaret McFarland Rebecca McGowan Jason McMillen Anthony McMurry Stephen McNett Michael McQuen Karen Mellen Veronica Mendenhall Dedra Mikula Dominic Minnito Michelle Minott Scott Mitchell Michael Moeller Craig Mohler Shelly Moholick Suzy Moody Chris MooTe FRESHMEN 65 Darrell Moore Rhonda Mowrer Keith Murray Daniel Nelson Eric Nelson Karen Nemanich Brenda Nickel Aaron Nuetzman Jacqueline Oberts Mark Oldani Debbie Ott Joseph Pace Travis Pascavis Jennifer Petka Mark Pfeiffer Nicole Piunti Melissa Plut Eric Popovich Christopher Priest Jim Prieboy Christine Pubentz Frederick Pugliese Jim Rago Darrell Rains Corene Redmond Jeffrey Rezabek Rebecca Riley Jeannette Ritze Heather Roberts Edward Rokusek 66 FRESHMEN Andrea Rossetto Anthony Rossi Jennifer Rousonelos Kevin Russell Julie Salisbury Daniel Sampson Estelle Sanchez Eric Sawin Jeffrey Schmit Steven Schoppe Susan Schoppe Brian Schrader Kelly Sebby Ashley Self Carole Semplinski Danny Shick Chad Shiffer Jason Shireman Carrie Sigman Jeri Lynn Simms Bart Singletary Laura Skelton Timothy Smego Blake Smith Douglas Smith Jesse Smith Eric Smolich Darla Sokoloski Jennifer Sparlin Matthew Stanfield FRESHMEN 67 William Thompson Lisa Tinsman Cynthia Tolf Michelle Tonelli Kenneth Tweet Debbie Ott does the Bird with Tweety at the Halloween dance. Stephanie Underhill Tracy Van Slyke Ted Vantilburg Brian Varley Yvette Ventsias J. Steven Vialpando Thomas Visser Cheryl Wallin Micheal Waller Timothy Walowski 68 FRESHMEN George Walsh Sean Ward Lara Warzon Christopher Watson Wayne Weimer Joseph West Erin Wheeler Joshua Whitley James Wickiser Brian Wilkinson Hovey Williams Kelly Williams Thomas Williams Rebicca Wood Carrie Wordon JIKE Steve Workman Andrew Wunderlich Craig Wysocki Randall Yeates David Younglove Jennifer Yunker Craig T ricia FRESHMEN 69 u 5 h z u h ... Some students are small, misshapen, maybe even seemingly insignificant, while others seem to be dominant and obvious but all, each and every singular piece is necessary. Without one, the puzzle would be incomplete. Personal hero I hope I never have to If I were going to the moon I’d take _____ My fantasy is My friends think I’m Nobody knows I’m really My most irrational act in the past year was If I’ve learned one thing in the past year it was The best time of the past year was ______ My worst date was _______________________ My worst fear is ________________________ The worst advice an adult ever gave me was My mom would kill me if she saw me Best excuse Best opening line I’d give anything to __________________________ Superstition If I could change one thing about myself it would be - 73 Steve Lantz’s 1964 Mercury Monterey is a memory that will live forever. Terri and Traci Rochell's 1985 Pontiac Fiero — a birthday present that does not come with gas. Randy Baudek, Shawn Richter, and Todd l eonard would not trade their ’84, ’85, and ’86 Monte Carlo SS for the world. Jim Steven’s pride and joy — ’64 Ford. A lot of hard work finally pays off for Steve Bogdon’s Camaro. The envy of the school. Miss Gallahue's 924 Porsche. 2 Cacs, Cars, Cars Holly Townhill displays the fringed boots, long skirt, and lace that so many girls long for. Though parents hate it, tearing good jeans reflects a definite fashion attitude. Ann Racich shows that faded denim and studs are back in style. 76 STUDENT LIFE Ratgear is a favorite for springbreak beachbums. Paula Sossong shows that even twenty years after their debut the Monkees are still a hit. From exercise equipment to heavy metal. T-shirts are a hit with everyone. z w I y - h y © h - a It Ttk Little Mrjte To Hate A tcnm STUDENT LIFE 77 Carrie Fullington does the Superbowl Shuffle at the Halloween dance. These friends show that Christmas truly is a time for togetherness. Jenny Sparlin jumps for joy at a post football game mixer. A few friends slam dance themselves senseless at a post-football game mixer. 78 1 ET These girls do not know the meaning of the word wallflower. Lisa Imhof and John Dervis share a slow dance for members of the Valentine’s Day court. Lady-killer, Andy Rosa, poses with his new friends at the Homecoming dance. Everyone’s dream is to travel to a foreign country. During the 1986-87 school year this dream came true for Andres Rosa when he trav- eled to the U.S. from Montevideo, Uruguay. Andy was involved in football, wrestling, and track. In the fall he plans on beginning col- lege. He will be doing two years of engineering in one year. Whether he goes to col- lege in Uruguay or the U.S. depends on how much he misses Lynda Partilia. STUDENT LIFE 81 This colorful spot is an attraction for many of the government and econ students before school. The athletes of the class of ’87 caused many traffic jams here during their four years at PHS. The lunchroom draws many early morning caffeine addicts. The quiet before the storm could best describe the pop machine at 2:04 p.m. 82 STUDENT LIFE Since students cannot bring boom boxes to school, they learn how to make their own music. The P.E. class was allowed off campus for fishing but what was the photographer doing there? The school board said that you only could not display affection towards your boyfriend or girlfriend. 83 Hair Styles Todd Sleezer displays the latest trend in guys’ cuts. Punk hair shows a definite attitude. Mark Schwinnen presents a California style haircut. Dennis Smith and Chad Anderson show the true fuddpucker attitude as they dare to be different. First How: Eric Gallt, Dennis Smith, Mark Hogan, Andres Rosa, Chad Anderson, John Curbis. Second Row: Jane Besley, JoAnne Miller, Kim Krzywanos, Kelly Simenson, Ann Racich, Laura Emerson. First Row: Heather Carlson, Sherri Szabo, Michelle Paraska, Kelly Allport. Second Row: Cecil Greenan, Andrea Vanderwerff, Sue Klint. STUDENT LIFE 85 r BIGGEST MOUTH — Charlene Luzbetak, Kenny Hensel MOST CARING Hosterman — Lisa Imhof, Jim Donahue, Sherry 86 NEATEST CLOTHES - Andrea Vanderwerff, Brad Gehrke MOST REPRESENTATIVE - Brian Bergman and Jane Besley Superintendent — Dr. Roland Smith BOARD OF EDUCATION: Seated: Mrs. Bess Eichelberger, Mr. Robert Whitley, Dr. Richard Smith. Standing: Mr. Donald Nier, Mr. Jerry Nelsen, Mr. Jerome Krupowicz, Mr. Jay Mathias. 90 FACULTY Mr. Richard Eldred — Supervisor of Maintenance Mr. Len Bozman — Supervisor of Operations Mrs. Eileen Diercks Dist. Media Specialist DIST. OFFICE SECRETARIES (left to right): Paula Schultz, Pam Leddy, Susie O’Connor, Cinthia Clausen, Judy Riley, Lynn Smith. FACULTY 91 Pat Owen9 — Attendance Nancy White — District Office Media FACULTY 93 Leone Will — Main Office Karen Hamilton — Guidance Pat Hamby— Guidance Gloria Reagen — Main Office V-7 Lona Traina — Main Office Lynn Behling — Media Center Aide 94 FACULTY Phyllis Brooks — Social Sciences Thomas Baker — Industrial Arts Gerald Boe — Media Center Evelyn Cable — Home Ec. Kathy Cartwright — Physical Education Rich Chavez — Foreign Language (Spanish) FACULTY 95 Eric Davison — Drivers Ed. 96 FACULTY Social Sciences Wayne DeSutter — Physical Education Robert Cutter — William Conrad — Physical Education FACULTY 97 Sharron DuFrane — English, Foreign Language (Latin) Betty Ellis — English John Erickson — Industrial Arts Larry Ellis — Math Nancy Eichelberger — English Thomas Hensel — Math FACULTY 99 Edward Jones — Music, Band; Dept. Head — Fine Arts 100 FACULTY Dave Ivlow — Driver Ed. Steve Hunt — Science Linda Kinnikin — Business James King — Social Science FACULTY 101 Scott Miller — Guidance Debra Mini — Foreign Language (French) John Murphy — Science, Dept. Head Faculty 105 Karen Roppa — Physical Education Jean Rutherford — Guidance, Dept. Head English Michael Salisbury — Math FACULTY 107 108 FACULTY Helen Sprague - English Steve Tunell — Industrial Arts Delle West — Health Marian Wilkens — English FACULTY 109 Terry Wittekiend — Social Science, Driver Ed BUS DRIVERS: Dave Miller, Doris Albright, Marie Boyd, Velda Doyle, Bill Williams, Dave Bennett, Russ Towler, Wes Hacker, Vernon Rife, Brian Smith. BUS DRIVERS: Terry Marik, Carlene Vogen, Allen Hall, Jerry Taylor, Chuck Fish, Jim Dickerson. 110 FACULTY Bonnie Williams — Business, Dept. Head James Yarbrough — Music, Choral Mr. Tunell and Mr. Barnewolt spent many hours together in the Industrial Arts Dept, before Barney became a dean. CAFETERIA EMPLOYEES: Seated: Barb Witczak, Carolyn Clements, Mary Lou Dziekanowski, Betty Theobald, Doris Falk, Bobbie Rogers, Janet Fazio. Standing: Fran Wysock, LaVerne Corzan. Mr. Hunt started the school year with a new cast because of his new house construction and a simple ladder “mistake.” Mr. Flagg spends many hours decorating various rooms around the school for the holidays. This tree is in the guidance office. FACULTY 111 113 PLAINSMAN First Row: Kelly Simenson, Brenda Nickel, Melody Herman, Kelly Sullivan, Leah Hage, Geralin Letasi, Sarah Behling. Second Row: Tina Allen, Melinda Thomas, Chris Ray, Debbie Scheller, Kristy Simenson, Kris Schmitz, Bonnie Ruettiger. Third Row: Laura Emer- son, Catie Kasper, Kim Novak, Kari Perinar, Todd Ivins, Steve Donaldson, Mike Donaldson, Jenni Lowry. Karen Foley and Jenny Basco work on organizing the yearbook orders. Bonnie Ruettiger and Kris Schmitz concentrate on their typing. 114 ORGANIZATIONS The yearbook staff works hard to meet a deadline. Sarah Behling and Debbie Scheller work diligently to complete the JV sports. Kari Perinar asking herself, “Why won’t this typewriter work?” ORGANIZATIONS 115 First Row: Laura Emerson, Beth Jarot, Ann Burke, Kim Krzywanos, Cris Prieboy, Kelly Simenson. Second Row: Ann Racich, Jill Madison, Catie Kasper, Jenni Allport, Melynda Findlay, Melissa Kuhn. Third Row: Chad Anderson, Carl Ackerman, Dave Wilson. Fourth Row: Bill Hiller, Robert Cummings. Pictured here are the close-knit group of editors: Carl Ackerman — Sports; Ann Burke — News; Catie Kasper — Photography; Kim Krzywanos — Business; Beth Jarot — Co-Editor; Jill Townill — Features; Cris Prieboy — Assistant Ed.; Laura Emerson — Co-Editor. DaveWilson and Thad Marks work on a layout for a deadline for this week’s issue. 116 ORGANIZATIONS Front Row: Susan Schoppe, Steve Donaldson, Ron Heck, Shawn Grimm, Bob Richards. Second Row: Karen Nemanich, Diane Zimmer- man, Jill Townhill, Beth Jarot, Jane Besley, Pat Deering, Melinda Thomas. Third Row: Paige Donaldson, Cassie Ashby, Toni Prieboy, Lynn Jurgel, Heather Carlson, Julie McBride, Monica Rebuehr. s a a - t U h w u u a First Row: Cindy Egner, Tina Allen, Cassie Ashby, JohnPaul Ivec, Bob Burke, John Sokoloski, Sandra Dunlap. Second Row: Teri Kleck, Jenny Basco, Karen Foley, Kelly Jensen, Lisa Hostad. Third Row: Bill Hiller, Heather Carlson, Pat Deering, Nadine Haupt, Jen- ni Lowry, Sumita Chakrabarti, Julie McBride. Fourth Row: Dave Scholtes, Melinda Thomas, Jim DeLara, Dave Cliffel, Chris Moore. Carrie Sigman, Liz Zach. ORGANIZATIONS 117 CO PS X O X o m w E- m CO t—H O 2 —H J R°w 1: Liz Snider. Kim Herman. Heidi Rudolph. Jane Besley. Ua McCall. Jody Shackelford, Chria Ray. Heather Wola. Row 2: Julie McBride. Roae Kelly. Bonnie Ruettiger. Maliaaa I onard. Heather Carlaon. Kristine Kopjo. Kim Krzywanos. Lynn Jurgel. Laura Emerson. Chris Shireman. Kelly Simenson. Row 3: Paul Chappel. Jeff Slater. John Dervis. Brian Bergmann. Shawn Richter. Bob Meining. Tationa Maldeney. Kan Pennar. Row 4: Pat Blegen. Bill Ryan. Brad Stanfield. Row 5: Dave Smith. John Turner. Jim Moody. Jim Berard. Jose Carrillo. W -H O o m 05 O 2 O X First Row: Liz Snider. Jody Shackelford. Beth Jarot. Jane Besley. Jose Carrillo. Laura Emerson. Kim Herman. Kelly Simenson. Malissa Leonard Second Row Tina Allen. April Baker Kame Steczynski. Heather Wola. Gayle Waldvogel. Kelly Markley. Sheryl Bingham. Tracy Roger . Third Row: Jody Johnson. Laura Williamson. Bill Rvan. Lynn Jurgel. Lisa Met all. ( hns Barnes. Sherry Bingham. Bonnie Ruettiger Fourth Row: Bnan Bergmann. Jeff SUter. Jacqui Baldwin. Kim Krzywanoa. Kristine Kopjo. Kris Eckman. JaneUe Juntennen. Fifth Row: Paul Chappel. Blake Matrix. Jim Ott. Brad Stanfield. Pat Blegen. Chris Genz. Heather Carlson. Dave Smith. Ed Gilligan 118 ORGANIZATIONS Row One: Cindy Salisbury, Gina Letasi, Linda Lea, Todd Ivins. Row 2: Mr. Chissus, Cassie Ashby. Catie Kasper, Teri Kleck. Row 1: Jim Delara, Brenda Nickel, Melody Herman. Julie Ruddy, Kim Herman. Kelly Simenson. Jane Besley, Brad Cox. Row 2: Jose Carrillo, Laura Emerson. Jason White, Dave Scholtes. Katie Kasper. Kris Eckman. Cassie Ashby. Row 3: Paul Chappel. John Carrillo, Beth Jarot, Jody Shackelford. Lynn Jurgel. Eric Jones. Nadine Haupt, Dave Ciiffel. Matt Nelson. Pat Deering. Heather Carlson, Jill Madison, Cindy Salisbury. Mr. Hill. _______ ____________ ORGANIZATIONS 119 a z a z a £ a 120 Firt Row: Lynn Jurgel, Jennifer Snyder, Sherry Bingham, Rose Kelly, Kerri O’Connell, Karla Dean, Sheryl Bingham, Kelly Jensen, Christie Dodson, Cindy Salisbury. Second Row: Susan Schoppe, Diane Mam, JoAnn Palmer, Wendy Dickman, Jeri Simms, Melanie Gomez, Tom Bredesen, Jennifer Dracklev, Michelle Durkin, Karen Nemanich, Lori Lawson, Cindy Tolf, Heather Adams, Deb Stefan- ski, Kim Jadron, Jennifer Ahem, Melynda Findlay. Third Row: Michelle Allton, Chris Tate, Angie Bennett, Stacey Kelly, Beth Adams, Nichole Piunti, Laura Skelton, Jon Sokolski, Bob Poyner, Tim Birkett, Jenny Hull, Jon Underwood, Jeff Jarot, Andrea Dettloff, Trade Lantz, Robert Mayotte, Lisa Tinsman, Jeff Pearson, Dave Nurczyk, Matt Nelson, Bob Moss, John Carrillo, Ed Jarot, David R. Smith, Michael Nuetzmann. Fourth Row: Mark Watson, Marc Findlay. Wendy Lindstorm Shawn Dyer, Jenny]%IUT«y|or, Kevin Modzelewski, Randy Baudek. Nino Corsetti, Monica Gomez, Alex Raske, Andrew Wunderlich Brady Webs-eir� S fve Smith. Bnan Leach. Sarah Snider. Mark Hogan, Roy Taylor, Greg Hammer Dave Wilson. Fifth Row: Melissa Gomez, Sthpr Kevin Christian, Chuck Azman, Brian Warwick. Tim Smego, Brian Webster. Mike Stremer. Elizabeth Snider, Mike Guilfoyle, Heather Roberts, Todd Anno, Mr. Edward Jones (conductor). ORGANIZATIONS 121 ) z © h © u © z a FLUTES: First Row: Jenny Ahem, Cindy Salisbury, Kerri O’Connell, Debbie Stefanski, Heather Adams. Second Row: Kim Jordan, Lori Lawson, Cindy Tolf, Trade Lantz, Karen Nemanich. Third Row: Karla Dean, Sheryl Bingham, Mylinda Findlay, Kelly Jenson, Andrea Dettloff, Kristie Dodson. 122 CLARINETS: First Row: Sherry Bingham, Lynn Jurgel, Rose Kelly, Susan Schoppe. Second Row: Jerilynn Simms, Beth Adams, Nicole Piunti, Michelle Alton, Wendy Dickmann. Third Row: Jenny Snyder, JoAnne Palmer, Angie Bennett, Stacy Kelly, Diane Mam, Chris Tate TROMBONES: First Row: Sara Snider, Dave Wilson, Greg Hammer. Second Row: Mark Hogan, Roy Taylor, Brian Leach, Dave Nurczyk. FRENCH HORNS: First Row: Jenny Biley. Second Row: Monica Gomez, Nino Corsetti. Third Row: Linda Taylor, Randy Baudek, Kevin Modzelewski. CORONETS: First Row: Brady Webster, Rob Moss, Bob Mayotte, Alex Raske, Erik Jones. Second Row: Lisa Tinsman, Jeff Pearson, Andrew Wunderlich, Ed Jarot. Third Row: Mike Neutzman, Matt Nelson, Dave Smith, Kevin Modzelewski, John Carrillo. TUBAS AND BARITONES: First Row: Heather Robertson, Mike Guilfoyle, Liz Snider. Second Row: Mike Stremer, Brian Webster. a ♦ Poyner. Second Row: Jenny Drackley, Melissa Gomez, Michelle Durkin, Tom RrpHpa n BASS CLARINETS: First Row: Mark Watson. Second Row: Wendy Lindstrom, Shawn Dyer, Mark Findlay. SAXOPHONES: First Row: Jon Underwood, Jeff Jarot. Second Row: Jenny Hull, Brady Webster, Tim Birkett. PERCUSSION: First Row: Brian Warwick, Kevin Christian, Tim Smego. Second Row: Melissa Gomez, Michelle Kelly. Third Row: Chuck Azman. Eric Kozuh displays proper form during the Homecoming parade. Concentration is the key to a flutist’s success. The percussion section shines during the halftime show of a football game. 124 ORGANIZATIONS Brad Dubs, Ed Rokusek, and Mike Imhof show off their singing talent during choir. Steve Beard and Terry Gustafson work the lighting and sound effects on the spring musical. West Side Story. The freshman girls chorus warms up before singing. a 5 Q z w ORGANIZATIONS 125 a 5 - w h - u g z First Row: Stacy Anno, Kris Eckman, Kelly Jensen, Ann Racich, Lisa Imhof, Heidi Oelkers, Ann Fishbach, Sarah Behling, Tracy Lockwood, Lara Antiporek, Tracy Koeraer, Michelle Orzech, Shaun Gill, Tammy Askew, Cheryl Matson, Kris Hanback. Second Row: f j Kim Valdez, Kari Dervis, Janet Spencer, Laura Vaughan, Monica Rebuehr, Julie Ahern, Laura Berg, Michelle Popek, Sherry Norris, Karen Summers, Kris Gilbertson, Stephanie Kozol, Kathy Swinford. Third Row: Laura Swinford, Jody Shackelford, Nejla Hennard, Julie Milliron, Lori Salter, Jessica Holforty, Sherri Yunker, Kim Avripas, Becky Mathison, Tiffany Crowther, Cindy Egner, C. G. Warner, Tena Latta, Janelle Junttonen, Tracy Kelly, Shari Eckman. Fourth Row: Eric Await, Dave Riley, Tom Sanford, Mike McGowan, Brahm Taylor, Mike Listello, Jeff Smeets, Tom Keasler, Ed Kozol, Mike Fazio, Harry Hollingsworth, Bill Hiller, Ricky Keltz, Mike Bernard. Fifth Row: Todd Sleezer, John Cook, Chad Anderson, Duane Sievert, Chris Genz, Cory Sharar, Tony Holl- ingsworth, John Wilson, Van Williams, John Ivlow, Oscar Godinez, Dave Hollis, Sam Steyer, Jim Stein, Neil Saggese, Mirko Polyak, Bob Burke, Adam Turvey, Dave Homan. g 5 - First Row: Paula Winterstein, Laura Emerson, Dawn Prodehl, Stephanie Gariboldi, Chris Moore. Second Row: Shannon Stmad, Michelle Dement, Amy Schneider, Laura Miller, Teffanie Kiper, Ronie Bennett. Third Row: Maryl Avery, Lisa McCall, Denise Vieira, Lynda Partilia, Leah Hage, Laura Antiporek, Kim Waters. Fourth Row: Tricia Hausser, Bonnie Glasscock, Nadine Haupt, Tracey Ha- jek, Chris Leonard, Joy Smolich. Fifth Row: Jenny Lowry, Brandy Zan, Danielle Vieira, Amy Webb. 126 ORGANIZATIONS Firet Row: Jody Kastelic, Carrie Sigman, Becky Riley, Jessica Henderson. Second Row: Michelle Tonelli, Jill Strubbe, Karen Foley, Tristin Hendricksen. DeAnna Kelly. Third Row: Tina Gould, Caryn Cliffel, Casey Crews, Brenda Nickel, Kathy Kulaga, Carole Semplinski. Fourth Row: Tiffany Leonard, Becky McGowan, Kirsten Anderson, Gillian Lockhart, Liz Zach. First Row: Pat Bernard, Brett Egner, Brian Schrader, Steve Beard, Chris Kokaly. Second Row: Ed Rokusek, Terry Gustafson, Jeff Goebel, Eric Smolich, Steve Emerson. Third Row: Jeff Eberhard, Chad Anderson, Kevin Keagle, John Birsa. Fourth Row: Jeff Smeets, Chad Snchiffer, Bill Hiller, Randy Yeates, John King. ORGANIZATIONS 127 Front: Brenda Nichols, Casey Crews, Jesters: Carrie Sigm n. Mike Imhof. Seated: Becky Mathison. Shawn Gill, Kari Dervis, Bonnie Glasscock. Lisa McCall. Nadine Haupt.. Kathy Swinford, Jodi Shackelford. Nejla Hennard. Back Row’: Mirko Polyak, Jeff Smeets. Bill Hiller, Dave Homan. Rick Kehx. 128 ORGANIZATIONS ORGANIZATIONS 129 After months of practice, the eighth annual Madrigal Dinner was held. Kevin Keagle and John Birsa exhibit their juggling skills for the Dec. 6 and 7 dinner. Carrie Sigman and Mike Imhof portray their roles as court jesters with style and grace. mi First Row: Heather Carlson, Jackie Baldwin, Cindy Salisbury, Nadine Haupt. Second Row: Dwight Stone, Paul Chappell Jose Carnllo, Andres Rosa, Eric Jones. Third Row: Thad Marks, Rob Baldwin, Dave Schlieben, Chris Cozzi, Dave Cliffel Mr McGuire. Fourth Row: Jeff Ryan, Mirko Polyak. SECOND SEMESTER MAIN OFFICE AIDES: Front Row: Dawn Baker, Kathe Calkins, Jeff Donahue, Chris Thompson, Idania Galdamez. Second Row: Michelle Raspolich, Terri Rochelle, Cheryl Matson, Lori Ashbaugh. FIRST SEMESTER MAIN OFFICE AIDES: Front Row: Kari Perinar, Lori Ashbaugh, Angie Tannenbaum, Kelly Markley. Second Row: Idania Galdamez, Dawn Baker. 131 COLOR GUARD: 1 Row: Tina Glem, Michelle Dement, Laura Emerson — Captain, (left to right) Ronnie Bennett, Brandy Bianchetta. 2 Row: Linda Bootz, Holly Zimmerman, Michelle Muza, Becky McGowan, Tracy Van Slyke, Cathy Bodner. Julie Salisbury concen- trates as the color leads the homecoming parade. Tracy Van Slyke shows perfect form for the parade on September 27,1986. Linda Bootz keeps in step as she walks off the after halftime per- formance of the varsity game. 132 ORGANIZATIONS ORGANIZATIONS 133 Lori Salter “hams it up” while Brenda Nickel puts on her make-up for the musical. The freshman girls choir demonstrate their technique by singing with the music upside down. Bill Hiller participated in the All State choir, while Dave Wilson played his trombone in the All State band. I All State CO w Q M 03 W Eh z w o — Q W s First Row: Mrs. Behling, Michelle Preiksa, Jenny Hayes, Denise Lee. Second Row: Eric Heckerson, Scott Pfeiffer. First Row: Malissa Leonard, Kim Krzywanos, Lynn McCann, Crystal Alberico, Sherry Hosterman, Charlene Luzbetak, Tracy Rogers. Second Row: Kim Herman, Peggy Martin, Lynda Partilia, Mrs. Hamilton, Ron Dew, Ann Burke. Third Row: Beth Jarot, Debbie Scheller, Danette Ewy, Vicki Sadilek, Brenda Kelly, Chris Shireman, Gloria Kramer. 134 ORGANIZATIONS First Row: Lynn Hanson, Sue Ashly, Gail Waldvogel, Carrie Steczynski, Lynn Stefanich. Second Row: Danna Depodesta, Kim Novak, Anne Chelini, Kristin Kubinski, Lori Bailey. 1 S w CO 03 CO W Q W O M o w u z Q Z K F E- s H CO C First Row: Kris Simon, Sue Ashley, Stacy Bellafiore, Stephanie Kozol, Jenny Larsen, Deb Turkot. Second Row: Karrie Steczynski, Lynn Stefanich, Lynn Hansen, Kim Novak, Kristin Kubinski, Anne Chelini, Holly Johnston. ORGANIZATIONS 135 Pom Pon Squad BASKETBALL SEASON POM PONS: First Row: Chris Koemer, Lori McDavitt, Kris Eckman, Laurie Bailey, Kim Herman, Sandra Hohenwater, Janelle Juttonen, Michelle Popek, Stephanie Kozol. Second Row: Kim Prochaska, Carrie Fullington, Lori Ashbaugh, Sheri Szabo, Janet Spencer, Laura Chandler, Cindy Egner, Lori Rousonelos, Jenny Ahem, Tiffanie Wilson. With her jeans and T-shirt as props, Janelle Juttonen does her Pee Wee Herman routine for an appreciative pep assembly. The homecoming crowd enjoys a part of the Poms’ halftime routine. FOOTBALL SEASON POM PONS: First Row: Janelle Juttonen. Second Row: Kris Eckman, Kim Herman. Third Row: Sandra Hohenwter, Cathy Owens Laurie Bailey. Fourth Row: Jenny Ahem, Lori McDavit. Michelle Popek, Tiffanie Wilson. Fifth Row: Kim Prochaska. Lori Ashbaugh. Michelle Paraska, Carrie Fullington, Stephanie Kozul. Back Row: Laura Chandler, Lori Rousenelos, Janet Spencer. Shen Szabo, Cindy Egner, Chns Koemer. o 138 First Row: Jason Barrowman, Sherri Yunker, Pat Deering, Julie Ruddy, Deb Turkot, Sarah Behling. Second Row: Steve Donaldson, Ten Kleck, Melody Herman, Shelly Judnick, Cindy Egner, Nadine Haupt. Third Row: Carmen Wallace, Karen Newberry, Mike Donaldson, Scott Paquet, Kari Perinar, Kim Novak. First Row: Joe Pace. Cindy Salsbury, Ann Fischbach, Laura Chandler, Thad Marks. Second Row: Mark Watson, Jose Carrillo, Heather Carlson Enk Jones, Matt Nelson, Paul Chapel. Third Row: Miss Koncar, Dwight Stone, John Paul Ivec, Nadine Haupt, Charles Bower. Fourth Row: Andrew Wunderlich, James DeLara, Dave Cliffel, John Carrillo, Jeff Ryan. ORGANIZATIONS First Row: Mrs. Kinnikin, Carolyn Hummo, Danette Ewy, Jen Blum, Tina Unger, Barb Hall, Dawn McCormick. Second Row: Jackie Vance, Brenda Fenelli, Sue Picha, Laura Willianson, Jill Krohn, Brenda Doemick, Lisa Stevenson, Kim Gardner, Heidi Rudolph. ORGANIZATIONS 139 First Row: Cassie Ashby, Liz Snider, Jim Moody, Laura Emerson, Cindy Salisbury. Second Row: Bob Meinig, Brian Bergann, Jeff Slater, Ernest P. Worrel, Paul Chapell, Mike Chytracek, Dan Nelson. Third Row: Travis Pascavis, Josh Whitley, Dwight Stone, Jose Carrillo, Matt Nelson, John Paul Ivec, Brady Webster, Ed Jarot. rw mSSX!wSL rKath� er raSn' Fp JT1, D!52 ?d®« ulrd- Dave Nurczyk. Jeff Jarot. Michelle KeUy. Second Row: John Corillo. Laura Skelton. Sherri Yunker. Deering' °n D ' CH ,her Enc Jone Th,rd Row: K,ra CarUon DuAn« Seivert. Brady Webster. Jenny Basco. Melissa Kuhn. Jenny Rouaonelous. Cujo Dunlap. Fat CAST Penny asks Tony if he would like some of Essie’s freshly made candy. Mrs. Kirby says, “My great solice is spiritualism!” Penny Essie Rheba Paul Mr. DePinna Ed Donald Martin Vanderhot Alice Henderson Tony Kirby Boris Kolenkhov Gay Wellington Mrs. Kirby Mr. Kirby Olga 3 Visitors Heather Carlson Karen Foley Cujo Dunlop Ed Jarot Eric Jones Ron Dew Jim Berard Mirko Polyak Debbie Odegaard Pat Deering David Nurczyk Dave Wilson Kim Waters Michelle Kelly Jeff Jarot Christy Golliher •tvl John Corillo. Laura Skelton. Sherri Yunker 140 ••yell CAN’T TAKE IT KITH ycc” Paul (Ed Jarot) and Reba (Cujo Dunlap) hide their disappointment over the dinner party fiasco by indulging in a favorite escape. Mr. Kolenkhov teaches Mr. Kirby some wrestling moves. Everybody takes part in playing one of Penny’s favorite word games, Forget-me-not.” ORGANIZATIONS 141 142 Varsity Girls Tennis Plfd. Opp. Joliet West 0 5 Bolingbrook 5 0 Naperville North 0 5 Morris 1 4 Batavia 0 5 Waubonsie 3 2 Joliet Central 2 3 Oswego 0 5 Geneva 0 5 Sycamore 4 1 Yorkville 1 4 Lisle 4 1 Varsity Boys Cross Country Plfd. Opp. Wheaton St. Francis 24 31 Waubonsie Valley 28 27 Morris 15 44 Bolingbrook 22 35 Oswego 48 15 Joliet Central 22 33 Kaneland 23 32 Seneca 23 34 Sycamore 15 45 Lisle 15 49 Yorkville 21 36 Minooka 20 36 Batavia 24 31 Jt. Catholic 15 49 Varsity Boys Golf j Plfd. Opp. Joliet West 177 171 Joliet Catholic 171 161 Lincoln Way Waubonsie Valley 171 154 171 169 Morris 169 173 Lemont 176 177 Kaneland 177 182 Lockport 173 169 Sycamore 170 173 Geneva 175 168 Batavia 260 261 Bolingbrook 164 166 Wheaton North 165 175 Varsity Football Plfd. Opp. Romeo ville 29 6 Bolingbrook 10 0 Batavia 27 6 Waubonsie Valley 21 6 Morris 3 0 Kaneland 20 0 Sycamore 23 6 Geneva 19 12 Oswego 11 14 Richards 7 20 Varsity Girls Cross Country Plfd. Opp. Wheaton-St. Francis 20 41 Waubonsie Valley 34 23 Morris 17 45 Bolingbrook 27 28 Oswego 33 24 Joliet Central 21 34 Kaneland 28 27 Seneca 15 47 Sycamore 16 43 Yorkville 20 36 Minooka 19 36 Batavia 15 50 Joliet St. Francis 22 34 Lisle 22 39 Varsity Volleyball Plfd. Opp Bolingbrook 14-13 16-15 Romeoville 16-15 14-3 West Aurora Tourney Crystal take South 5-5 15-15 Hinsdale South 15-12 15-12 Naperville North 10-8 15-15 Oswego 15-15 0-9 Morris 15-15 5-9 Waubonsie Valiev 15-715 5-17-10 Batavia 15-15 4-8 Sycamore 15-11 15 7-15-5 Kaneland 15-15 4-11 Geneva 15-15 1-1 Oswego 15-15 3-10 Morris 15-15 114 Waubonsie Valley 16-15 14-12 Batavia 15-7-15 10-15-3 Sycamore 15-15 7-10 Kaneland 15-11-15 7-15-13 Geneva 15-15 9-12 Benet Tourney West Aurora 0 2 St. Francis 0 2 Downers Grove 0 2 Regionals Naperville Central 2-5 15-15 Varsity W'restling Plfd 'tf Joliet Catholic 31 Romeoville 21 36 Oswego 9 48 Geneva 40 15 Lockport 34 34 York 21 40 Thorton Fractional 39 26 Kaneland 35 25 Sycamore 37 24 Bolingbrook Blue Island Kisenhower 32 21 25 41 Morris 36 23 Lemont 48 17 Sandwich Batavia 29 32 Sterling 35 29 Providence 7 55 Waubonsie Valley 9 54 ; Minooka 21 39 Rochelle Lockport 34 27 Varsity Boys Tennis Plfd. Opp. Batavia 2 3 Joliet West 0 5 Joliet Central 4 1 Joliet Catholic 4 1 Bolingbrook 2 3 Oswego 2 3 Coal City Naperville North 2 1 3 4 Montini 3 2 Hinsdale South 1 4 Riverside-Brookfield 4 1 Rich East 0 5 Morris 2 3 East Aurora 4 1 Geneva 0 5 Waubonsie Valley 1 4 Lisle 1 4 144 Varsity Boys Track PfUL Opp. 86 87 Lockport Romeoville Joliet Cath. Waubonsie Aurora East Ottawa Kaneland Lisle Sycamore Iceland Joliet Cent. Joliet West Joliet Cath. Minooka Streator Geneva Oswego Providence 6 65 79 40 52 82 52 62 79 41 94 68 12 83 192 147 87 35 7 83 61 56 77 53 Varsity Girl Track Batavia, Romeoville Plfd Opp Rained Out Oswego Rained Out Waubonsie Valley 68 68 Rosary 68 35 Morris. Lisle Rained Out York ville 79 39 St. Francis 79 59 Kaneland 60 75 Sycamore 86 60 I emont, Mt. Aasiaai 86 22 Geneva 85 47 Providence 122 79 Morris 122 27 Mt. Assissi 122 26 Homewood Floss moor Invit. 11th place Kaneland Invitational 10th place Lockport Invitational 11 th place Plainfield Invitational 2nd place Conference (Sycamore) 4th place Varsity Baseball Plfd Opp Romeoville 5 4 Hast Aurora 13 1 Joliet West 0 13 Joliet Central 8 7 Glenbard Hast 6 9 Batavia 9,11 6.1 Bolingbrook 25 5 Batavia 10 1 YorkviUe 17 3 Lemont 4,10 1.0 Oswego 2.7. 19 5.5.6 Waubonsie Valiev 7.4 11.0 Geneva 2.10.9 3.0.2 Waubonsie Valley 10 9 Morris 8.4. 10 9. 10.5 Sycamore 3.16.16 5.2.4 1 Nhnooka 9 4 Joliet Central 10 3 Providence 1 4 Varsity Boys Basketball Plfd. Opp. Plfd. Opp. Wheaton Central 48 43 Batavia 55 44 De LaSalle 30 69 Waubonsie Valley 40 36 Glenbard West 35 36 Oswego 67 36 Oswego 53 45 Geneva 50 44 Joliet West 51 49 Sycamore 46 38 Geneva 66 37 Kaneland 55 41 Sycamore 53 30 Morris 55 72 Kaneland 60 39 Lemont 62 40 Downers Grove Batavia 53 38 North 29 55 Bolingbrook 56 67 Kennedy 63 46 Waubonsie Valley 73 44 Minooka 64 46 Oswego 54 34 Lisle 38 39 Waubonsie Valley 45 52 Minooka 49 45 Morris 59 50 Varsity Girls Basketball Plfd. Opp. Plfd. Opp. Naperville Central 33 38 Joliet West 37 47 Proviso West 44 47 Geneva 35 36 I emont 27 50 Oswego 31 32 Oswego 35 37 Morris 27 37 Joliet Central 46 49 Waubonsie Valley 39 21 Morris 35 47 Batavia 38 26 Waubonsie Valley 41 40 Sycamore 34 48 Batavia 34 51 Kaneland 42 76 Sycamore 31 34 Geneva 34 33 Romeoville 18 42 Romeoville 19 68 Kaneland 33 67 Varsity Girls Softball Plfd Naperville North 18 12 Romeoville 10 11 Lockport 1 8 Sycamore 2 4 Bolingbrook 14 6 Bolingbrook 10 0 I Morris 8 7 Kaneland 26 12 Kaneland 8 7 Oswego 1 6 Aurora West 3 2 W'aubonsie Valley 16 0 Morris 4 10 Geneva 31 0 Geneva 32 4 Oswego 2 4 Batavia 10 1 Batavia 22 12 W'aubonsie Valiev 13 2 Bradley 1 7 Bradley 4 6 St. Francis 6 10 Lincoln-Way 4 5 Lincoln Wav 8 2 Providence 1 8 St. Francis 1 8 a a © a u a a a 145 1st Row: Mgr. Lisa Partilia, Dan Anderson, Chad Anderson, Matt Aharrah, John Birsa, Eric Gallt, Ron Carey, Greg Smeets, Rob Sams, Grant Avery, Kenny Hensel, Neil Saggese, Mgr. Angie Tannenbaum. 2nd Row: Mgr. Sue Moholick, Mgr. JoAnne Miller, James Murray, Dominic Ta, Pat McDaniel, Bemie Perona, Jim Donahue, Garth Garlock, Mike Bernard, Jim Ramseyer, Dave Scholtes, Jim Davis, Rick Conner, Mgr. Malissa Leonard, Mgr. Peggy Martin. 3rd Row: Mr. Wargo, Mr. Boeve, Mike Hojnacki, Ed Kozul, Jeff Depodesta, John Dervis, Jim Ward, Joe Sohovich, John Ivlow, Dennis Smith, Blake Mattix, Jeff Scott, Coach DeSutter, Mr. Boe. 4th Row: Adam Schmitz, Harry Hollingsworth, Matt DeSutter, Paul Ciadella, Chris Cozzi, Ralph Offerman, Jeff Zwolinski, Ray Reks, Jeff Hiller, Jim Knopp. Wildcats are LSC Cc-Champs; Avery is LSC MVP - SU h Q O k Eight make All-Conference It was a long time coming, but the varsity football team finally make it to the state play-offs and tied for LSC Champs. Leading the 9-2 Cats was the LSC MVP Grant Avery with 894 yds. on offense and 142 tackles on defense, scoring an incredi- ble 72 pts. Rounding out the All- Conference team were Chad Anderson, Jeff DePodesta, Eric Gallt, Ken Hensel, junior Jeff Miller, Dennis Smith, and Jeff Zwolin- ski. Blake Mattix got Special Mention and most improved. Leading the Cats in in- terceptions was DePodesta with 8, and Anderson sacked 9 quarterbacks. Plainfield worked hard this season and it paid off well. With a record like that, who knows what next year will produce. Escaping a Sycamore tackier, QB Ken Hensel throws another spectacular pass. Junior John Ivlow was the key to the team, leading the conference in almost every aspect. The Golden Toe of Pat McDaniel worked for extra points. Every moment was an intense one as the Cats blew away their conference and entered the state playoffs. 147 1st Row: Joe Mellon, Jenny Wozniak, Sarah Behling, Shelly Buikema, Brad Stanfield, Captain. 2nd Row: Coach Steve Riederer, Jason Bar- rowman Captain, Gary Binkley, Paul Chapell, Scott Pacquet, Pat Blegan, Captain. 1 Glancing back as he leaves the competition in the dust, Capt. Brad Stanfield proves again why he was voted MVP. As the team looks on, Scott Pacquet cruises to the finish with speed and determination. 148 VARSITY Teams 3rd in conference; Larson 8th in state In the world of sports, everyone wants to repeat. Unfortunately an injury can shatter that dream. The lady Harriers once again had a very successful season (11-3), placing 4th in Regionals and 14th in Sectionals. But with ankle injury to Sherry Buikema, the Wildcats were not able to hold onto their Conference title. Capt. Jenny Larson once again led the girls, finishing 8th in state, surpassing even her own goals. Lar- son and Jenny Hayes were All-Conference, plac- ing 2 and 8, with Capt. Kari Perinar receiving Honorable Mention. With the return of 7 of the 8 runners, Plainfield looks to be another top con- tender in the conference race. Coach Riederer was probably more surprised at the outcome of the boys season than the boys themselves. They finished an excellent 12-2 season. MVP Brad Stanfield broke the varsity course record (166'23 ) at Four Seasons Park, helping them to a 2nd place at the Benet Invita- tional. Along with Pat Blegan, Jason Bar- rowman, and Gary Binkley, the varsity finished 3rd in Conference and 6th in Regionals. Brad and Pat qualified for Sectionals, placing 65 and 118. With the loss of 5 seniors, it will be tough to exceed this season. Jody Wozniak gives it her all as she sprints to the finish. 1st Row: Jenny Larson, Capt., Debbie Odegaard, Shelly Buikema, Sherry Buikema, Jessica Holforty. 2nd Row: Coach Riederer, Sarah Behling; Jenny Hayes, Jody Wozniak, Kari Perinar, Capt., Michelle Kelly, Jenny Wozniak. 149 First Row: Dwight Stone, Steve Bailey, Steve Schrader, Rob Gaylon. Second Row: Bob Bato, Chad Eighner, Kevin Modzelewski, Jim Ott, Brian Bergmann, Glen Stitley, Coach Martin. Sclfer§ finish at (5-2; Place 4th in Will Co. Tourney It was a tough, but successful year for our varsity golfers. Co- MVP winners Jim Ott and Brian Bergman led the team to their 7-7 record and a 5-2 record in Conference. They tied for 4th in overall conference standings The golfers also placed wel (4th) in the Will County tourna ment and a commendable 8th i the Regionals. In the midst of flying sand, Jim Ott chips the ball out of the dreaded sand trap. 150 With the speed of lightning, the ball is airborne! First Conference Kin! “Another great year for a great new program. That was how Coach Conrad felt about his varsity girls’ tennis team. He probably felt even better about the new courts being built for next season. But he was most pleased as the girls racked up their 1st conference win in history against Waubonsie. They also placed 6th in the tough Little 7 Con- ference match, where Angie Blum placed 4th. Coach Conrad felt his 4 returning starters and the group of sophomores coming up will make the team a contender in the Little Seven race next year. Junior Jenny Geistler returns a ball with her two-handed backhand. As Catie Kasper serves, partner Jill Madison awaits the return during their Morris match. Second Consecutive Undefeated Season Team finishes 14-0 History repeated itself again in Plainfield. The Varsity Volleyball team had its 2nd consecutive undefeated season and were Conference champs for the 5th con- secutive year. They were led by MVP’s Ann Burke and Gayle Waldvogel, who, along with Kelly Catalenello, made the All-Conference team. Ten Ayers and Lynn Hansen, who had a record of 13 aces in one game, were Special Mention. The exceptional Burke has played in 37 conference games without a loss, 42 with only one loss. The 14-0 Wildcats have proved once again that history does repeat. Gayle Waldvogel and Teri Ayers work to save the ball from a sure death. 1st Row: Dawn Schauer, Teri Ann Ayers, Kelly Catalenello, Lynette Hanson. 2nd Row: Lynn Stefanich, Karen Newberry, Karrie Steczynski, Loretta Hasse, Cathy Neal. 3rd Row: Coach Kathy Cartwright, Debbie Turkot, Diane Bootz, Jeanne Wittkofski, Ann Burke, Gayle Waldvogel. 153 v AlttStT Y bask.ii-1H Al.1.: Kirst Kow. Kame Steczynski. Lynn Hansen, Deb Dow, Matt Staaks. mgrs. Second Row: Paul Ciadella Derek Brashear. Ken Hensel, John Sparhn, M.ke Quinn, Bill Cherry. Third Row: Blake Mattix, Jeff Zwolinski, Jeff Thompson, Bruce Whittman Coach Hensel, Jim Ott, Dave McCann, Bob Whitney, Al Baron. Cats Record 1st LSC Title Finish 13-1 Season All good things must come to an end. Coach Tom Hensel and his boys knew this. They won their 1st LSC title in our long history, finishing 13-1. Their only loss was in a 55-72 defeat to Morris. MVP Bruce Whittman was voted All- Tournament at the Glenbard Tourney, and, along with Ken Hensel and Bill Cherry, was named to the All-Conference 1st team, with Jeff Zwolinski receiving Honorable Mention. Whittman also led the team with the most free throws (13 for 13 in one game!) and Cherry had the most assists (123). As Zwolinski remembers the fun times the team had: “We all called Mr. Hensel on the phone every 5 minutes to wish him a Happy Birthday!” Ken Hensel recalled his most em- barrassing moment as “getting kicked out of practice by my own Dad! This exceptional team will definitely be up for the title again next year! Jeff Zwolinski leaps to victory over Bolingbrook. Bill Cherry rises above the competition. MVP Bruce Whittman shoots for another two points of his many thousands. 155 Lynn Stefanich is passing in perfect form to one of her teammates. Coach I ange gives the girls a last minute pep talk during the Oswego game. As her opponent begins the attack, Gayle Waldvogel looks for someone to pass to. “Premising First year: Lange Two players earn All-Conference This was the first year for Harold Lange to coach the girl’s team, and the first is always the hardest. Nonetheless, the Cats finished 4-17 and 4-10 in Conference. Gayle Waldvogel and Ann Burke were the MVPs and JoAnne Miller was voted Most Improved. Heather “Skeeter” Garlock was given the Wildcat Award. The season was also highlighted by excellent performances by Lynn Stefanich and soph. Lori Salter who, as quoted by JoAnne Miller, “Started undressing in the locker room before Mr. Lange had left!” Coach Lange looks forward to having more ex- perience with his juniors next year. 156 SPORTS — VARSITY Heather Garlock, Jo Anne Miller, Lynn Stefanich, Ann Burke, Anne Fischbach, Jenny Geistler, Coach Lange, Miss McCarthy, Dawn Schauer, Barb Seasly, Gayle Waldvogel, Lori Salter, Lisa Partilia, Ann Kevish, Mellissa Selinger. SPORTS - VARSITY 157 w z h VARSITY WRESTLING: First Row: George Stmad, John Wilson, Scott Reagan, Jeff Edgar, Brian Watson, Brian Betswizer, Eric Munson. Second Row: Kim Valdez mgr., Pat McDaniel, Rueben Valdez, Eric Gallt, Oscar Godinez, Bob Burke, Tom Powers, Don Keltz, Bruce Gruben, Laura Miller, mgr. Third Row: Mia Kolzoukas, Bill Fransisco, Dave Smith, Jim Ward, Steve Bogdan, Joe Englert, John Ivlow, Ron Carey, John Cook, Coach Zbac- nik. Dawn Baker. Mike Adsit hurts Geneva’s pride. Team Finishes 11-8-1 Ivlow places 8th at State Coach Zbacnik would have been satisfied with his Varsity team season — even if John Ivlow hadn’t placed 8th in the state meet. But he admitted it did help! Ivlow ana his fellow grapplers took the team to an 11-8-1 record and a 4th place finish at the 18-team Round Lake Tournament, where Pat McDaniel and MVP Ivlow received 1st places. Ivlow is now the leader of the 30+ Wins Club with 37 and had the most takedowns (50) and fastest pin (:14). Eric Gallt tied him for the most pins (12) and won the Ironman Award. In overall team points, Ivlow also ruled (182), George Stmad had 2nd (126) and McDaniel 3rd (120). Although 8 on the varsity team are graduating, the strong J V will wrestle their way to victory again. Eric Munson and others practice their moves!!! 158 Finish 5th Conference r The varsity track team finished this year with a conference record of 4-1 and a season record of 11-1-1. All-conference selections and state qualifiers were Matt DeSutter and Chris Cozzi in shot and discus. MVP awards went to Matt DeSutter — field; Brad Stanfield — distance; Mike Rossi — sprint. Gary Binkley was voted MIP. Kevin Christian soars over the hurdle against Waubonsie Valley. One of the perils of boy’s track — the man -eating pit. 1st Row: Dennis Smith. Matt DeSutter, Rick Conner, John Ivlow, Mike Fazio, Mike Donaldson, Rob Malcom, Scott Paquet. 2nd Row: Mike Ocorge, Mike Rossi, Gary Binkley, Andy Rosa, Mark Hogan, John Birsa, Pat Blegan, Steve Otto, Laura Chandler, mgr., Ann Russell, mgr. 3rd Row: Coach Steve Reiderer, John Sundquist, Rob Gaylon, Dave Scholtes, Brian Jones, Jeff Donahue, Mike Bernard, Steve Donaldson, Brad Stanfield. 4th Row: Coach Wayne DeSutter, Jim Murray, Ray Reks, Jim Knopp, Jeff Hiller, A1 Baron, Paul Chapell, Matt Staaks, Coach Steve Hunt, Brandy Zan, mgr. VARSITY BASEBALL: 1st Row: Chris Priest, Scott Johnson, Greg Smeets, Paul Raspolich, John Curbis, Bill Cherry. 2nd Row: Glen Stitley, Dave Schlieben, Fred Ruettiger, Blake Matrix, Todd Boreham, Charlie Bauer, Jeff DePodesta. 3rd Row: Coach Don Martin, Jeff Thompson, Bruce Whitt- man, Tom Keasler, Jeff Darnell, Coach Wargo. Team Finishes 21-9 Six Make All-Conference Often the baseball team doesn’t get the credit they deserve. This year they had an excellent 21-9 record and that deserves credit! Sophomore Chris Priest set a new batting record with a .471 average. The team also set a new record with an average of .339 for bat- ting. Jeff DePodesta, Jeff Darnell, Paul Raspolich, Bill Cherry, Bruce Whittman, Chris Priest made the All-Conference team. Raspolich was MVP. Way to go, guys! Charlie Bauer prepares to rocket the ball to first for the out. Tom Keasler gives the pitcher some encouraging advice during their game against Lockport. 161 Firs! K«« Wendy Undstnim. mgr. Tina Could. JoAnn Palmer. Julie Ruddy. Jessica Holforty, Amy Webb. Cheryl Hennesy, Kris Schmitz. Sherry Yunker. Karen Newberry, Jo Anne Miller. Sec ond Row Coach Debbie Price. Jenny Yunker. Sherry Huikema. Jenny Hayes. I,eah Hage. Terri Kleck, Jenny Snyder. Jenny Sparlin. Michelle Minott, Traci Rochelle Third Row: Dani Vieira. Tena Latta. Jenny I «arson. Michelle Hernard. Idania ('taldemez, Julie Salisbury. Denise Vieira. Heather Roberts. Coach Vern Bannister. Fourth Row: Coach Kathy Kazmar, Cassie Ashby, mgr Paige Donaldson. Tiffany Crowther, Jenny Wozniak. Kathy Kulaga. Kari Perinar, Anne Fishbach. Jody Wozniak. Michelle Kelly. Andrea Rossetto. £ 0 a h ■J a Jenny Larson went down to EIU for the State Track Meet and finished 15th in the 1600 and 3200. Freshman Jenny Sparlin crosses the finish line just a second before her teammate Andrea Rossetto in the 200 for a win. mm 162 SPORTS - VARSITY Girls Finish 9-1-1 Larson to State Again The girls track team finished their season with a 9-1-1 record and only the 2nd tie in their history. The Rackers broke 4 school records: Jenny Larson in the 3200 — 11:22.5 (when she placed 15th at state); Jessica Holforty in the 300 lows — 49.5; senior JoAnne Miller in the shot — 36' 2Vi ; and the 3200 relay team of Kari Perinar, Julie Ruddy, Sherry Buikema, and Jody Wozniak — 10:33.1. Another highlight was the 2nd place finish at the 1st Co-Ed Pfld. In- vitational. Miller was voted MVP in the field with Larson MVP in running. Miller was also voted Most Improved. With only three seniors graduating, Coach Kazmar looks forward to next season. Senior Jo Anne Miller readies herself for a 40' put in the shot. Blowing away the competition, Kris Schmitz glides over the hurdle for another Plainfield first. Sherry Buikema sprints in the final yards of the mile to beat a Sycamore runner. 163 Second in Sectional Doubles Team to State The tennis teams seem to improve and improve. The boys finished a 5-12 season which was highlighted by a 2nd finish in their sectional. Tod Leonard and Paul Rushing were 2 doubles at conference and Mike Zarley and John Sparlin won their sectional. “It was a good season for a great group of guys”: Coach Conrad. 1st Row: John Gray, Todd Leonard, John Sparlin. 2nd Row: Mike Zarley, John Mahalick, Jim Stein, Paul Rushing. 164 John Gray watches his backhanded hit fly back over the net. Doubles player Mike Zarley returns a smashing forehand against Geneva for another Wildcat victory. Young Team Accepts Challenge The team had a tough challenge to meet as the defending conference champs, and they overcame it well with a 14-12 record. A highlight was the 31-0 victory over Geneva. Lynn Stefanich was voted MVP, and along with Heather Oarlock, was a unanimous All-Conf. selection. She received the Golden Glove with Kelly Koerner. Ann Kevish was MIP. The most embarrassing moment for Gayle Waldvogel was “running off the field and there were only two outs!” This young team will rise again. Karrie Steczynski prepares herself for a killer blow against the Romeoville Spartans. As a runner sprints for home, Lynn Stefanich anticipates the approaching ball. 1st Row: Stephani Garabaldi, Heather Garlock, Tracy Koerner. 2nd Row: Ann Kevish, Debbie Hooper, Sammi Koch, Tracy Rogers, Dana DePodesta. 3rd Row: Coach Karen Roppa, Kelly Koerner, Kim Vogen, Coach Collen Jenkins, Gayle Waldvogel, Karrie Steczyn- ski, Lynn Stefanich 165 GIRLS TENNIS Joliet West Plfd. 5 Opp. 0 Bolingbrook 5 0 Morris 5 0 Batavia 3 2 Waubonsie 2 3 Joliet Central 4 1 Oswego 0 5 Geneva 2 3 Sycamore 4 1 Yorkville 1 4 Lisle 5 0 SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL Romeo ville Plfd. 6 Opp. 14 Bolingbrook 20 0 Batavia 14 6 Waubonsie 31 12 Morris 12 8 Sycamore 20 0 Kaneland 53 0 Geneva 0 7 Oswego 12 8 FRESHMAN FOOTBALL Pfld. Opp. Oswego 15 28 Bolingbrook 21 34 Batavia 27 6 Waubonsie 28 8 Morris 41 0 Kaneland 24 2 Sycamore 39 20 Geneva 21 23 BOYS FRESH SOPH CROSS COUNTRY Plfd. Opp. Wheaton-St. Francis 22 34 Waubonsie Morris Bolingbrook Oswego Joliet Central Kaneland Seneca Sycamore Yorkville Minooka Batavia Joliet Catholic Lisle 20 39 15 50 29 27 37 22 15 50 25 30 15 50 15 50 19 42 15 50 28 27 23 32 20 36 FROSH SOPH GOLF Plfd. Opp. Joliet West 211 186 Joliet Catholic 218 175 Lincolnway 218 175 Waubonsie Valley 227 192 Morris 210 215 Lemont 212 208 Kaneland 220 223 Lockport 208 178 Sycamore 217 195 Geneva 214 187 Batavia 208 201 Bolingbrook 183 172 Oswego 207 186 Wheaton North 207 175 BOYS SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL Providence Joliet West Joliet Catholic Oswego Joliet West Geneva Sycamore Kaneland Joliet Central Joliet Catholic Bloom Minooka Morris Batavia Waubonsie Valley Oswego Geneva Sycamore Kaneland Morris 166 Lemont Batavia Bolingbrook Waubonsie Valley Plfd. Opp. 23 54 42 43 37 43 47 37 39 62 43 48 65 48 40 35 42 48 37 39 37 51 52 42 48 58 28 35 38 40 41 46 41 38 58 41 47 35 45 51 49 37 52 38 48 64 44 38 FROSH-SOPH VOLLEYBALL Plfd. Opp. Bolingbrook 15,15 8,10 Romeo ville 15,15 6,6 Oswego 13,15,12 15,3,15 Morris 15,12,15 7,15,6 Waubonsie Valley 15,15 0,8 Batavia 15,15 3,11 Sycamore 15,15 1,2 Kaneland 15,15 11,7 Geneva 15,15 3,2 2nd Round Oswego 15,15 4,11 Morris 15,15 6,8 Waubonsie Valley 15,15 3,7 Batavia 15,15 8,8 Sycamore 9,15,15 15,1,5 Kaneland 15,15 6,1 Geneva 15,15 6,5 FRESHMAN BOYS BASKETBALL Plfd. Opp. Glenbard S. 27 38 Lisle 32 46 Lemont 23 40 Romeo 41 51 Minooka 38 43 Batavia 42 37 Wab. Valley 23 43 Kaneland 37 46 Joliet West 30 42 Geneva 31 47 Morris 45 72 Minooka 27 56 Bolingbrook 27 46 Oswego 29 52 Lemont 27 38 Yorkville 47 58 Kaneland 36 35 Geneva 41 50 Morris 39 69 GIKI.S KRKSH SOPH BASKETBALL PI Id Opp. l moni JO 24 Oswego 33 18 Joliet Central 29 20 Morris 33 37 W.lllllollsie 44 to Batavia JO 31 Sycamore 41 28 Kontrov ille 29 it; Lcmont 31 34 Sandburg 40 37 Lock port 27 42 Kaneland 40 41 Joliet West J4 40 ieneva 34 18 Oswego 34 13 Morris 36 28 Waubonsie 25 26 Batavia 33 20 Sycamore 40 39 F-S TRACK Lockport Romeo ville Joliet Cath. Waubonsie Ottawa Aurora West Sycamore Geneva Kaneland East Aurora Rochelle Oswego Providence Pfld. Opp. 95.5 63.5 25 79.5 71.5 38 68 68 50 121 14 94 51 82 102.5 50 35.5 93 71 22 BOYS FRESH-SOPH TENNIS Pfld. Opp. Batavia 2 3 Joliet West 0 5 Joliet Central 2 2 Joliet Catholic 1 4 Bolingbrook 1 4 Oswego 1 4 Coal City 4 1 Riverside 2 3 Brookfield Rich East 2 3 Morris 4 1 Aurora East 5 0 Geneva 0 5 Waubonsie Valley 0 5 Lisle 1 5 FRESHMAN BASEBALL Pfld Opp Komeoville 14 | Rome iv ille 10 6 Aurora Kast i 8 Joliet West 7 8 Joliet ('atholii- 16 9 Glen bard K. i ir Batavia 22 8 Batavia 9 H Bolingbrook 11 9 Bolingbrook 2 14 Morris 2 9 Sycamore 9 0 Sycamore 16 4 Oswego 9 2 Oswego 6 7 Minooka 7 8 Geneva i r. Geneva 13 0 Morris 8 7 Minooka 3 ft SOPHOMORE BASEBALL Komeoville Plfd. 10.4 Opp. 2.6 Kast Aurora 8 2 Joliet West 1 11 Joliet Central 0 15 (•lenbard Kast 3 11 Batavia 5.9. 13 2.8. 13 Bolingbrook 5 9 Yorkville 6 0 Oswego 17.21.20 6. 17.0 Waubonsie 6,3 7.6 (ieneva 15. 14.8 7.4.6 Waubonsie 5 7 Morris 8.1.13 7.7.3 Sycamore 3.7.8 2. 16. 10 FRESH SOPH SOETRAM Pfld. Opp Na|M r ille North 19 3 Komeoville 19 7 lax-kport 0 9 Sycamore 6 ft Sycamore 12 ft Bolingbrook 1ft 3 Bolingbrook 29 4 Morris 24 21 Kaneland 17 10 Kaneland 14 4 Oswego 18 0 Aurora West 10 0 Waubonsie 23 1 Morris 18 9 (ieneva 34 6 Geneva 18 ft Oswego .36 2 Batavia 19 2 Batavia 2ft 4 Waubonsie 17 2 Bradley 1ft 2 Bradley 6 4 St. Francis 2 0 rCCTBALL — SCPHCMCCE 1st How: Mike Martin, Dominie Horwath, John Aguilar, Jeff Donahue, mgr. Steff Gariboldi, Sean Miller, Van Williams, Brahm Taylor, Sean Carter, Brent Kelm, Scott Davis. 2nd Row: mgr. Jen White, Mike McGowan, Mike Adsit, Tony Bellino, John Wilson, Doug Glasscock, John Sokoloski, Luke Chumovic, Jim Mclula, Sean Keniley, Greg Lowery, Dave Day, Mgr. Chris Leonard. 3rd Row: Coach Rahtz, Rob Ehrsam, Dave Schlieben, David Smith, Rob Miller, Rob Malcom, Jeff Bums, Mike Guifoyle, Dan Cozzi, Doug Gardner, Coach Ivlow. 4th Row: Ken Ospalik, Mark Kaminskas, Mike Listello, Dave Riley, Rob Zwolinski, Chet Kurzego, Kirk Lange, Joe Simon. It appears this freshman attempts a catch during the Bolingbrook game. Behind the posed offensive line is quarterback Kevin Keagle. 1st Row: Mgr. Angel Lutter, Jim Prieboy, Sean Lee, Jason McMillen, Steve Workmen, Mgr. Michelle Minnott, Mark Pfeiffer, Mike McQuen Hovey Williams, Steve Emerson, Jeff Schmitt, Mgr. Deanna Kelly. 2nd Row: John Blum, Mike Imhof, Eddie Hawes, Tim Smego, Bart Singletary, Russ Kuehni, Chris Stimac, Danny Hoffman, Danny Schick, Johan King, Tony Darin, Kevin Keagle, Justin Ahoyt. 3rd Row: Sean Ward, Robby Everton, Chris Jelnik, Pat Martin, Steve Schoppe, Blake Smith. SPORTS - JUNIOR VARSITY 169 Fcctball — Freshman TTJUSS IVLDCATg WILDCATS WILlDATS IllDCATS. WILDCATS, WILDCAT 1st Row: Ross Gunter, Don Matthews, and Ed Rokusek. 2nd Row: Mr. Reiderer, Cory Sharar, Doug Schofield, Jeff Ryan, Mike McQuen. At the Kaneland meet, Ed Rokusek leaves the others in the dust. Cory Sharar’s determination and skill takes him cross country easily. 170 SPORTS — JUNIOR VARSITY 1st How: Tiffany Leonard, Tina Gray, Jenny Sparlin. 2nd Row: Heidi Oelkers, Kelly Allport. Mr. Conrad, Cheryl Hennessey, Sheila Conroy. 171 ?ci_r Although Brian Hilburger is in a tight spot, the small smile shows confidence. Jim Ott makes golf look easy. 1st Row: Greg Hammer, Matt Stanfield, Randy Bailey, Brett Egner, Jeff Rezabek. 2nd Row: Stefan Nemeth, Roy Chapman, Brian Hilburger. Kevin Garbelman, Barry Grommon, Brian Schrader, Mr. Martin. 172 1st Row: Lori Flagg, Megan Manning, Lara Warzon, Linda Zettergren, Melody Herman. 2nd Row: Casey Crews, Kathy Kulaga, Leslie Weber, Julie Nelson, Paula Sossong, Shari Eckman, Melissa Selinger, Paige Donaldson. 3rd Row: Joan Wittofski, Laura Vaughan, Lori Salter, Rachel Horvat, Julie Catalanello, Tiffany Crowther, Coach Klaas. 1st Row: Cheryl Hennessey (Mgr.), Tina Gray (Mgr.), Tomi Schultz (Mgr.), Sheila Conroy (Mgr.). 2nd Row: Dave Schlieben, Shawn Carter, Mark Waldron, Brad Hogan, Jason Neef. 3rd Row: Rob Malcom, Dan Bierman, Kirk Lange, Dave Rilev. Coach Ludwig, Roy Chapman, Ken Ospalik, Kevin Keagle, Sam Steyer. 174 SPORTS - JUNIOR VARSITY First Row: Jenny Petka (Mgr.) Julie Salisbury (Mgr.), Troy Dolbee, Brian Hilburger, Marc Gehrke, Mark Dolbee, Susan Moody, Linda Bootz (Mgr.). Second Row: Hans Kruegar, Sean Lee, Dan Cozzi, Jason McMillen, Chris Priest, Mike Curbis, Mike Imhof. Third Row: Steve Vialpando, John Blum, Doug Smith, Justin Ahearn, Mr. Boe, Sam Glenn, John King, Eric Geistler, Blake Smith. SPORTS - JUNIOR VARSITY 175 First Row: Paula Sossong, Melissa Gallagher. Deanna Kelly. Tristin Hendrickson. Debbie Ott, Julie Nelson. Second Row: Linda Zettergen. Cathy Neal, Buffie Eldred, Jenny White, Becky Mathison, Amie Lysek, Casey Crews. Third Row: Paige Donaldson (Mgr.), Megan Manning. Coach Di Cesare, Nadine Haupt, Kathy Kulaga, (Mgr.). i IL I - a h U £ a Coach Di Cesare talks to the girls on their way to a 33 18 victory over Oswego. Amie Lysek fights for the ball against Oswego. 176 SPORTS - JUNIOR VARSITY First Row: Jorge Vega, Jim Gardner, Doug Glasscock, Rob Clark, Dejay Sohol, Chris Kokaly. Second Row: Matt Longshore, Sean Miller, Barry Grommon, Doug Scholfield, Dave Hollis, Brad Blankenship. Brent Kelm, Cheryl Koemer (MGR.). Third Row: Aleshia Dock (MGR.), Coach Abens, Bill Fox, Tom Theres, Mike Listello, Eric Kozuh, Rob Miller, Mike Adsit. SPORTS - JUNIOR VARSITY 177 FRESHMAN WRESTLING: First Row: Chris Jellnick, Chris Watson, Mike Waller, Don Matthews, Steve Kevish, Doug Boose, Jim Wickiser. Second Row: Jenny Basco (MGR.), Craig Mohlor, Joe Collins, Chris Baxa, Tom Dickmann, Sean Ward, Pat Herbst, Karen Foley (MGR.). Third Row: Tony Rossi, Ted Vantilberg, Brent Mattas, Mike Moeller, Bill Thompson, Brandon Mahoney, coach Ivlow. 178 SPORTS - JUNIOR VARSITY SOPHOMORES: Row 2: Sean Kineley, Eric Jones, Jim Mikula, Coach Ludwig, Mike Listello, Shawn Carter, and Brad Hogan. Row 1: Dave Hollis, Scott Kosowski, Rob Erhsam, Dan Bierman, Scott Russell, and Kevin Keagle. I ml ml a u ) I z t - u a LL FRESHMEN: First Row: Jason Shireman, Sean Ward, Shawn Inglis, Blake Smith, Steve Shoppe, Hans Krueger. Second Row: Tim Smego, Ed Hawes, Craig Mohler, Matthew Hornbuckle, Mike Imhof, Mark Gerke, Brian Hilburger. Third Row: Karen Mellen, mgr., Jason Steczynski, Chad Shiffer, Russ Kuehni, Justin Ahoyt, Coach Klooster Tcaci Kneeling Michelle Prieska. Chris Schultes. Jeff Donahue. Scott Offerman. Steve Emerson, Chris Tate. Scott Davis. Travis Pascavis. Joe Mellon. Second Row: Tncia Hausser. Jeff Burns. Rob Doyle. Bnan Warwick. George Walsh. Cory Sharar. Doug Gardner. Rob Malcom. Tern Anderson. Third Row : Mr. Riederer. Estelle ('handler. Jennie Petka. Pat Bernard. Don Matthews, Tom Dickmann. Mark Dolbee, Troy Dolbee. Brian Rutherford. Brian Wilkenson. Chris Watson. Mr. Hunt. Fourth Row: Mr. De Sutter. Jason McMillen. Tom Kalous. Rob Zwolinaki. Ken Ospalik. Justin Ahrens, Eric Sawin. Dan Cozzi Doug Gardner clears the bar at 10' 6 . Steve Emerson does high hurdles at the Plainfield Invitational. 180 SPORTS-JUNIOR VARISTY Row 1: Kelly Allport, Tracy Peterson, Melissa Kuhn, Julie Catalanello, Paula Sossong, Leslie Weber. Deb Schultz, Julie Nelson Row 2 Jeri Simms mgr., Melissa Sehnger, Cathy Owens, Deb Ott, Becky Mathison. Barb Branz, mgr., Kelly Sullivan, mgr. Row 3: Coach Mary Kay Leifker 1 ncia Zelazny, Casey Crews, Andi Eden, Rachel Horvat, Lori Salter, Linda Zettergren. Nadine Haupt, Sarah Behling. SPORTS JUNIOR VARSITY 181 Tennis — T-S Row 1: Jon Underwood, Brian Webster, Eric Nelson, Greg Frazier. Row 2: Darrell Rains, Jack Martin, Sean Lee, Dan Sampson. Carrie Birsa cheers the sophomore football team on to victory. SPORTS - JUNIOR VARSITY 183 VARSITY FOOTBALL: Back Row: Kim Kryzwanos, Jen Anderson, Kristi Kopjo, Lynn McCann, Lynda Partilia. Front Row: Jane Besley, Sue Ashly, Sue Klint, Tracy Rogers, Nikki Tremper. FRESH-SOPH FOOTBALL: Back Row: Cathe Calkins, Julie Ahern, Kim Beutel, Shannon Strnad, Carrie Birsa. Front Row: Heather Roberts, Karen Mellen, Traci Livas, Kris Gilbertson, Jackie Oberts. leaders — Teetbal Basketball Cheerleaders The Varsity cheerleaders perform during a time-out. The varsity cheerleaders decorated the front foyer to psych the players before their Oswego game. The junior-varsity and varsity cheerleaders say it with flowers. 184 SPORTS A The varsity cheerleaders perform for the students at the homecoming pep assembly. April Baker takes time out from a wrestling meet. The wrestling cheerleaders show their spunk at the homecoming parade. Wrestling cheerleaders were: April Baker, Staci Bellafiore, Car- rie Birsa, Charlene Luzbetak, Chris Warner, Tiffany Miller. SPORTS 185 Wrestling Cheerleaders 186 SPORTS VARSITY The yeartxx)k honors those athletes that have achieved higher honors in their sports. Wrestler John Ivlow finished eighth in the state at U. of I. Doubles partners John Sparlin and Mike Zarley won the sectional then went to state at Arlington. II, at Hersey H.S. Track star Jenny I arson was Tribune Athlete of the Week for Cross Country and All-Conf. in track. Matt DeSutter qualified for state in the shot with a throw of 53' 3 . With a throw of 156' 6 Chris Cozzi qualified for state in the discus. Selected Little Seven Conference MVP in football was Grant Avery. Karen Rosetto again went to Eastern Nationals in N.J. in gymnastics. 187 SPECIAL EVENTS Front Row: Chris Cozzi, I aura Chandler, Anne Fishbach, Cindy Salisbury. Second Row: Mike Zarley, John Morris, Brian Jones, Steve Bailey, Fat Deering, John Paul Ivec, Steve Donaldson, Dwight Stone, Andres Rosa, Brian Clements, Jim DeLara. Third Row: Diane Bootz, Jody Pleshar, Brandy Zan, Sherry Yunker, Michelle Dement, Kelly Jensen, Ann Racich, Debbie Odegaard, Jenny Larson, Tara Turner, Lynn Stefanich. Fourth Row: Michelle Kelly, Rose Kelly, Kristin Kubinski, Holly Johnson, Cindy Eighner, Christy Golliher, Kris Schmitz, Ann Russell, Kim Prochaska, Chris Koerner, Chris Thompson. Fifth Row: Cecil Greenan, Matthew Nelson, Jeff Hiller, Greg Smeets, Bruce Wittman, Dave Cliffel, Jim Moody. 192 SPECIAL EVENTS Brian Jones receives congratulations from Mr. Waldorf during induction ceremonies. President Jodi Shackleford addresses the members and friends with the symbolic candles in the foreground. Kim Kryzwanos, Ann Racich, Laura Emerson, Tina Allen, Christine Ray, Beth Jarot, Kelly Simenson, Chris Prieboy, Melynda Findlay, Ann Burke, Kari Perinar, Lynn Jurgel, Pat Deering, Thad Marks Bill Cherry, Bob Burke, Scott Reagan, Gerald Verklan, Dwight Stone, Steve Donaldson, Mike Donaldson. Dave Cliffel, John Paul Ivec, Chris Cozzi, Matt DeSutter, Matt Nelson ► o Lisa Partilia, Michelle Dement, Kelly Jensen, Angie Tannenbaum, Heather Garlock SPECIAL EVENTS 193 This group of senior girls terrorize Daytona Beach over spring break. 194 SPECIAL EVENTS Lynda and Lisa Partilia visited ASU in Tempe, Arizona, and enjoyed a southwestern beach. Krystin Hanback and Sherry Hosterman casually ride this alligator at Sarasota, Florida, Jungle Gardens. Athletes enjoyed the sun in good ole Plainfield. John Curbis and the varsi- ty baseball team had 8 scheduled games; softball had 8 games scheduled and track and field had 3 meets. Mark Hogan and Kevin Christian on the trip during spring break — April 17-24 — took in Disney World in Florida. SPECIAL EVENTS 195 Jim Ott, Dave Smith, and Chris Cozzi were awarded the American I egion Kssay Award. Dr. James Waldorf contratulates Jane Besley for being voted Most Representative girl. Brian Bergman was Most Rep. boy. April Baker was granted the Plainfield Lioness award from Gladdies Meyeroff as was Anne Burke. RECIPIENTS In. Car! I IM.MKR him 'j • tri .I-., Quill a Jennifer !• IELDER i1 | April Blmniiuld Mona ('hrist nw Presidents Academic Fitness ■asco. .fenny Yearbook Behlmg. Snriili Yearbook ■ [Bergman. Brian SpanaMPresident’� Academic Fitness, III. State ■ l -lar, Most K. |MCM ntaU.veBoy M Spanish. President's Academic Fitness, Green and White in Legion School Medal, Student erald Reynolds APT Scholarship, U. Academic Fitness s Academic Fitness, III. State Scholar, Na- commended, National Scholarship Athletic Scholar, American legion Essay Award Louzon Athletic Award. Plainfield ther President's cademic Fitness, Presidential Scholar lorth Central College, Green and White Review, III. State lar, National Merit Scholarship — commended . arrillo, Jose Science, President’s Academic Fitness. Computer Club. l atin Award. 111. State Scholar. National Merit Scholarship — Finalist. American legion School Medal Award. Mathematics Award, Creative Writing Award. Perfect Attendance Award, JETS certificate Chappell, Paul President's Academic Fitness. III. State Scholar, Na tkmal Merit Scholarship — commended Cherry, Bill Boys’ State Cliffel, Dave — Boys’ State, Mathematics Award Cornelius. Craig — American Legion Award Cozzi.Chns Boys State, American Legion Essay Award rd Darbro, Jennifer — OEA Award DeLara. James — American Legion Award Honorable Mi nt inn Dement, Michelle Girls' Stale Dervis, John — 111. State Scholar DeSutter. Matt — Boys' State Donaldson, Steve — Yearbook, Boys’ State Donaldson, Paige — Green and White Review Donaldson, Steve — Yearbook. Boys’ State Doran, Cindy — Yearbook Eckman. Kristine — President’s Academic Fitness Emerson. Laura - FIELDER (Outstanding Journalist ’86-87), I’r.-M dent’s Academic Fitness, III State Scholar, National Merit Scholarship] — commended, Rotary Scholarship, Quill and Scroll Findlay, Melynda — FIELDER Foley, Karen — Yearbook Garkick, Heather — Girls’ State Genz, Chris — FIELDER, President’s Academic Fitness Gilligan, Edward President’s Academic Fitness Guzman, Jill — Yearbook Hage, I ah — Yearbook Hall. Barb — Scholarship Award Heck. Ron — Green and White Review Hensel. Ken — Ron Louzon Athletic Award Herman, Kim Science. President’s Academic Fitness, II Herman, Melody, — Yearbook Hiller. Bill - FIELDER Hosterman, Sherry — Rotary Scholar hip Ivec. John Paul — Boys’ State Jarot, Beth - FIELDER (Outstanding I im.i President’s Academic Fitness. Green and Whij Scholar, Youth of the Year — Joliet Exchange | Nancy Moorman APT Scholarship Jensen, Kelly — Girls’State Johnson, Jody — Spanish w Jurgel. Lynn — President’s Academic Fitness, Green and White Review I III State Scholar, Traffic Safety Essay Contest Kasper, Catie — FIELDER Kelly, Rose — III. State Scholar Lcademic Fitness. American I olar 7), Spanish. Ill State ill and Scroll, Koemer, Kelly Scholarship Award Kopjo, Kris — Science, President’s Academic Fitness, III State Scholar Krzywanos, Kim — FIELDER, III State Scholar, Quill and Scroll Leonard, Mulisaa III State Scholar Letasi. Geralin Yearbook Madison Jill Pd Maid ney. Tai Marklfv Kelly A ward .•Traffic McEJpidi , Julie — RleBll, Lisa — Preside Scholaiihip Mining. Robert III SIM commended JoAnn - (ieorge D Moody , Jimes”— 111. Stat Neisen, Matt — Boys’ S Brenda — Year [Q ym iberly Green 9 Spanish, Presided — 2nd BTldsa Girls’State Inar, Kari — Yearbook. III. State Scholar, Quill and Scroll Prieboy, Cris — FIELDER. Quill and Scroll Racich, Ann FIELDER, Quill and Scroll Ray, Christine — Yearbook, 111. State Scholar, Scholarship Award. Quill and Scroll Reagen, Scot — Boys’ State Rebuetf, Monica — FIELDER Richter, Shawn - President’s Academic Fitness, III State Scholar Rogers, Tracy President’s Academic Fitness, National Scholarship Mhletic Award Rosa, Andres — Computer Club __Iph, Heidi - President’s Academic Fitness, III. State Scholar, OEA Ruettiger, Bonnie - fearbook. President’s Academic Fitness, III. State Scholar an, William — President’s Academic Fitness, 111. State Scholar ie — Yearbook Scheller, Debbie — Yearbook Schmitz, Kris — Yearbook S Schackelford. Jodi — Spanish, President’s Academic Fitness, III. State Scholar, National Merit Scholarship — commended, Daughters of American Revolution Shireman, Christina — III State Scholar Simenson, Kelly — FIELDER, President’s Academic Fitness, 111. State Scholar, Quill and Scroll Simenson, Kristy — Yearbook Slater. Jeffrey — President’s Academic Fitness, Computer Club, III State Scholar Smith, David R. — President’s Academic Fitness, III State Scholar, American Legion Essay Award — 1st Smith. Michelle - American Legion Essay Award — Honorable Mention Snider, E zab L g resident’s Academic Fitness, III State Scholar Stanfield. Wra President’s Academic Fitness, III State Scholar, George Dixon Athletic Award Steczynski, Karrie — President’s Academic Fitness Stevena, James. Jr. — Perfect Attendance Stone, Dwight — Boys’ State, Mathematics Award, JETS certificate Sullivan, Kelly — Yearbook Tannenbaum, Angie — Girls’ State Thomas, Melinda — Yearbook Townill, Jill — FIELDER, Green and White Review, Quill and Scroll Turner, John — Science, President’s Academic Fitness, 111. State Scholar Verklan, Gerald — Boys’ State Waldvogel, Gayle — Ron Louzon Athletic Award Wilson, Dave — FIELDER, American Legion Essay Award — Honorable Mention Wols, Heather — President’s Academic Fitness, III. State Scholar Lisa McCall and Sheri Hosterman were two recipients of the Rotary Scholarships presented by Jack Harmon. 197 19H Kim Herman. Laurie Bailey. Liaa Mc- Call may be discussing why their dates, all three guys, wore high-tops to the dance! Helping Kelley Johnson with her shawl is her date. Eric Galll in his dapper top hat. 4 t I t w -N SPECIAL EVENTS g 91 V u Q I 5� Bi : w King and Queen of the 1987 prom, Pat Martin and Michelle Horvat, are presented to their subjects. Entering the prom canopy are Don Keltz and his date. Kevin Modzelewski and Karen Summers receive a bid as they enter. Upon leaving favors of a picture frame and a key chain were passed out. Andres Rosa entertained his classmates with his candid view of Plainfield at the senior banquet. Andrea Vanderwerff enjoys Andy’s speech. The song “We Are Family” will have new meaning to all the seniors after four senior girls performed it at the annual senior banquet. The senior dinner was held on May 21st with entertainment provided by various members of the senior class. Class Officers and Sponsors presented many awards from “Most Likely to Succeed” to “Worst Driver.” i i IS « © I t Sue Klint, Kim Kryzwanos. Jen Anderson and Inaura Swinford brought everyone to their feet with their lip-sync to “We Are Family”! Blake Mattix, Ken Hensel, Brad Gehrke and Jen Anderson pose for one of their “fun” final moments together as Seniors. Mrs. West and Mrs. Hunt, sponsors, address the Senior Class at our banquet. THEJETS RIFF (The Leader) ('had Anderson, John Ivlow TONY (His Friend) Bill Hiller. Jeff Smeeta ACTION . . Todd Sleezer A-RAB Mike Fazio BABYJOHN Chris (Jenz SNOWBOY Brad Dubs. Cory Sharar BIG DEAL Van Williams DIESEL Brahm Taylor, Tom Riley GEE-TAR Todd Ivins MOUTHPIECE Tom Keasler. Ed Kozol TIGER THEIR GIRLS Mike Bernard. Shawn Kelly GRAZIBLLA Kari Dervis, Lisa McCall VELMA Ann Kacich, Lara Antiporek MINNIE Jenni Ixiwry. Kris Gilbertson CLARICE Kim Waters PAULINE Becky Mathison ANYBODYS THESHARKS Bonnie Glasscock, ('indy Egner BERNARDO (The leader) Jim Stein. Rick Keltz MARIA (His Sister) Kelly Jensen. Jodi Shackelford ANITA (HisGirl) Nejla Hennard. Brady Zan CHINO (His Fnend) Mirko Polyak. Bob Burke PE PE Duane Sievert INDIO Oscar (Jodinez, Adam Turvey LUIS Mike McGowan, Eric Await ANXIOUS Tom Sanford, Sam Steyer NIBBLES Dave Day, Luke Chumovic JUANO Mike Listello, Harry Hollingsworth TORO John Wilson. Ben DeCamp MOOSE I ave Homan. Tony Hollingsworth HECTOR THEIR GIRLS ...... Ron Schultz ROSALIA l aura Emerson, Tracy Ixickwood CONSUELO Lisa Imhof. I aura Swinford TERESITA Chris Moore FRANCISCA Janet Spencer. Kathy Swinford ESTELLA Stephanie Kozol. Sherri Yunker MARGARITA THE ADULTS Nadine Haupt, Beth IaiTour DOC Don Martin SCHRANK I arry Ellis KRUPKE Terry Freeman GLAD HAND Charles Anderson CHORUS MEMBERS SHARKS: .Julie Ahem. Stacei Anno, Tammy Askew. Kimberly Avripas, Sarah Behling, Tifany Crowther, Shari Rckman. Kris Eckman, Anne Fischbach. Shawn (Jill, Krystin Hanback, Nadine Haupt, Nejla Hennard. Jessica Holforty. I.isa Imhof, Kelly Jensen, .lanelle .hint tonen. Tracy Koemer, Stephanie Kozol, Tens Latta, Tracy Lockwood. Cheryl Matson. Julie Milliron, Sherry Norris, Michelle Popek. Monica Rebuehr. Barbi Schultz, Jodi Shackelford. Janet Spencer, Kathy Swinford. I .aura Swinford. Kim Valdes. I aura Vaughn. Brenda Vollmer. C. G. Warner. Sherri Yunker. JETS: Lara Antiporek. Maryl Avery. Ronie Bennett. Michelle Dement. Stephanie Gariboldi. lar-ah Hage. Traci Hajek. Trish Hau ser, Joanne Jansen. Teffanie Kiper. Beth LaTour. Chris I onard. Jenni Ixiwry, Missy Martin. I ura Miller. Tiffany Miller. Chris Mere. Lynda Partilia. Dawn Prodehl, Amy Schneider. Joy Smolich. Shannon Strnad. Karen Summers. Danielle Vieira. Denise Vieira. Amy Webb. Paula Winterstein. Brandy Zan. Tony (Bill H iller) and Maria (Kelly Jensen) flirt Fri- day night in the Bridal Shoppe. Cast and crew of “West Side Story.” 202 The Sharks and the Jets are con- fronted by Lt. Shrank (Mr. Larry Ellis) in Doc’s drug store. Anita (Nejla Hennard), Bernardo (Jim Stein), and Maria (Kelly Jensen) plan for the future. one of 206 Co-Valedictorian Kriati Kopjo addreaaea her claaa on this windy Saturday. With her gold cord to represent National Honor Society, Laura Emerson looks pensive after receiving her diploma. Ann Burke is one of the happy graduates of the Class of 87. Many moods are reflected in the faces of the class as they listen to the ceremonies. With his honor cords around his neck, Co- Valedictorian Jose Carrillo receives his diploma. Richard Ira Jones Award — Bess Eichelberger Walter G. and Juanita F. Neihus Award — Jan Keeley Walter G. Neihus Memorial — Senior Jodi Shackelford 207 CCNGRATULATICNS CLASS CF 1987 208 SENIOR CREDITS ALBE RICO, CRYSTAL — December 19, 1968 — Plainsman 1; Powderpuff 3,4 (Mgr.); Office Aide 3,4 ALLEN, KATRINA — February 13, 1969 — Office Aide 4; Wilco 4 BILY, JEN — March 7, 1969 - Band 1,2,3, 4; Pep Band 1,2, 3,4 BINGHAM, SHERRY RENEE — May 22, 1969 - Spring Musical 4; NHS 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4 ALLEN, TINA — November 6, 1969 — Plainsman 2, 3 4 Editor); Girls’ Track 2,3; Star Team 3; NHS 3,4; Transfer Stu- dent 1 ALLPORT, JENNIFER KRISTEN — October 5, 1969 - Girls’ Track 1, 2,3; Fielder 4, Band 1; Pep Band 1; Office Aide 4; FCA 2; Tennis 2,3, 4 ANDERSON, CHAD JAMES — May 23, 1969 - Spring Musical 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4 (Captain); Boys’ Track 3; Baseball 1, 2; Wrestling 4; Band 1, 2, 3; Homecoming Court 4 (King); Boys’ State 3; Jazz Band 1,2; Pep Band 1, 2; Choir: Con- cert 3, 4; Men’s Glee 4; Chamber 4; Fuddpuckers 3,4 ANNO, TODD — February 28, 1969 — Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 1,2,3 ANTIPOREK, LARA — March 3, 1969 — Spring Musical 1, 2, 3. 4; Girls’ Choir 1; Concert Choir 2, 3, 4; Treble Choir 3, 4; Madrigals 2,3; FCA 3,4 ARBO, ERIC J. — February 6, 1969 — Tennis 2,3 ASHLEY, SUZANNE M. — December 18, 1968 — Spring Musical 1; Powderpuff 3, 4; Cheerleader: Basketball and Foot- ball 1,2,3,4; Office Aide 3,4; Concert Choir 1,2,3 ASKEW, TAMMY — June 27, 1969 — Spring Musical 1,3, 4; Choir Girls’ 1; Concert 3,4; Treble 2; Madrigals 3; Wilco 3, 4 AVERY, GRANT — August 18, 1969 - Football 1, 2, 3, 4 (Captain); Homecoming Court 3 AYERS, TERI — July 27, 1969 — Baseball Manager 1, 2; Volleyball 1,2,3, 4; Office Aide 4 BAILEY, LAURA ANN — January 25, 1969 — Pom Pons 1, 2,3,4; Girls’ Track 1; Office Aide 4 BAILEY, JENNIFER L. — November 26, 1969 - IRO 4 BAKER, APRIL MARIE — May 12, 1969 — Media Aide 2; Wrestling 3 (Manager); Basketball 1 (Manager); Wrestling Cheerleader 4; NHS 3, 4; Office Aide 3 BALDWIN, JACQUELINE RAE — September 14, 1969 — Powderpuff 3, 4; NHS 3, 4; Band 1, 2; Pep Band 1, 2; Scholastic Bowl 4 BINGHAM, SHERYL MARIE — May 22, 1969 - Spring Musical 4; NHS 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4 BINKLEY, GARY LEE JR. — May 25, 1968 — Cross Coun- try 1,3, 4; Boys’ Track 1,3, 4; Cafe. Worker 1,2,3,4 BOGDAN, STEVE — December 11, 1968 — Wrestling 1, 2,3, 4; Wilco 3,4 BREDESEN, TOM — April 23, 1969 — Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Jazz Band 3, 4; Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Saturday Scholars 2; 111. State Scholar 4 BUELL, ROXANNE — August 7, 1969 — Powderpuff 4; Girls’Choir 1 BURKE. ANN — April 29, 1969 - Class Officer 2, Quill and Scroll 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 (Captain); Softball 1, 2, 3; Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4 (Captain); Fielder 3, 4 (News Editor); Homecoming Court 1; Girls’ State 3; Office Aide 3,4; FCA 2 BURKHART, WILLIAM J. Ill — March 16, 1969 - Foot ball 1; Baseball 1,2; Wilco 3, 4 BURNETTE, KELLIE — May 24, 1969 — Media Aide 3; Softball 2; Star Team 1; Band 1, 2, 3; Pep Band 1, 2, 3; Office Aide 2 CAMERON, DAN CARLSON, HEATHER — January 19, 1969 — Quill and Scroll 2, 3, 4; Plainsman 1, 2; Fall Play 2, 3, 4; Spring Musical 2; Math Team 2, 3, 4; Science Club 2, 3, 4; Star Team 3, 4; NHS 3, 4; Green and White Review 3, 4; 111. State Scholar 4 CARRILLO, JOSE — February 4, 1969 - Math Team 1,2,3, 4 (President); Science Club 2, 3, 4; Computer 3, 4 (Program Director); Scholastic Bowl Team 4; NHS 3, 4 (Vice President); III. State Scholar 4 CATALANELO, KELLY S. — December 24, 1968 — Basketball 1,2,3; Volleyball 1,2,3,4 (Captain) CHAPPELL, PAUL — December 2, 1968 - Math Team 1,2, 3, 4 (Vice President); Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Cross Country 3, 4; Boys’ Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2; Computer Club 3, 4; NHS 3,4; 111. State Scholar 4 BARKER, TONY — May 18, 1969 - BARNES, CHRIS — November 7, 1969 — Media Aide 2; Girls’Track 1 BARROWMAN, JASON — May 2, 1969 — Cross Country 1, 2 3, 4; Boys’ Track 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1; Girls’ Track 4 (Manager); FCA 3,4 (Co-Program Director) BERARD, JAMES BRYAN — January 18, 1969 - Fall Play 2,3,4; Spring Musical 2; Boys’ State 3; 111. State Scholar 4 BERG, LAURA — June 19, 1969 - Softball 1; Office Aide 2; Treble Choir 1; Concert Choir 4; Transfer Student 2 BERGMAN, BRIAN SCOTT — January 24, 1969 — Baseball 1, 2; Basketball 1, 2, 3; NHS 3, 4; Golf 2, 3, 4; 111. State Scholar 4 CHELINI, ANNE LOUISE — July 29, 1969 - Wilco 3,4 CHRISTIAN, KEVIN — February 25, 1969 — Boys’ Track 3, 4; Baseball 1; Band 1, 2, 3, 4 (Secretary); Jazz Band 1, 2; Pep Band 1,2,3,4 CLEM, TINA — October 10, 1969 - Color Guard 4 CORNELIUS, CRAIG — July 19, 1968 COURTNEY, JOSEPH R. — May 27,1969 - Wrestling 2 CURBIS, JOHN — February 28, 1969 — Baseball 3,4 DARBRO, JENNIFER L. — August 7, 1969 - Spring Musical 1; Star Team 1,2; Girls’Choir 1,2; IRO 4 DARNELL, JEFF — May 29, 1968 - Baseball 1,2,3,4 BESLEY, JANE ELLEN — November 25, 1969 — Quill and Scroll 3, 4; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4 (President); Powderpuff 3, 4; Science Club 4; Football 1 (Mgr.); Cheerleader: Wrestling 1; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Football 2, 3, 4; NHS 3, 4 (Treasurer); Homecoming Court 3; Green and White Review 3, 4 (Editor); Student of the Month 4; 111. State Scholar 4 DECMAN, DANILLE — December 3; Girls Choir 1; Concert Choir 2 26, 1968 — Powderpuff DEBONI, MIKE — June 20, 1969 - Football 2 DEPODESTA, JEFF — October 13, 1969 - Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1, 2 210 Senior Credits DER VIS, JOHN — March 29, 1969 - Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Boys’ Track 3; 111. State Scholar 4 I)EW, RON — November 15, 1969 — Plainsman 1,2; Fall Play 2, 3, 4 (Asst. Director); Spring Musical 2; Media Aide 2,3; Office Aide 3,4 DIDLINGER, JOHN — April 4, 1969 - Wilco 4 DONAHUE, JIM — July 28, 1969 - Media Aide 2; Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2 DORNICK, BRENDA — September 21. 1969 - Color Guard 2; OEA 4 DOW, DEBORAH KATHLEEN — January 20, 1969 - Powderpuff 3,4; Basketball Mgr. 1,2,3, 4 ECKMAN, KRISTINE LYNN — February 2, 1969 - Class Officer 1, 3; Pom Pons 1, 2, 3, 4 (Captain); Spring Musical 4; Powderpuff 3, 4; Girls’ Track 1, 2, 3, 4; NHS 3, 4; Concert Choir 4; FCA 2,3 EIGHNER, CHAD ALLEN — November 11, 1968 — Basketball 1; Golf 2,3,4; Concert Choir 1,2,3 EMERSON, LAURA J. — May 5, 1969 - Class Officer (Secretary) 4; Quill and Scroll 3,4; Color Guard 1, 2,3, 4 (Capt.): Spring Musical 1, 2, 3, 4; Computer Club 4; Fielder 2, 3, 4 (Co- Editor); NHS 3, 4; Treble Choir 2, 3, 4; Fuddpuckers 4; 111. State Scholar 4 ENGLERT, JOE — December 27, 1968 - Football 1; Wrestl- ing 1,2,3,4 ERVIN, ROBERT J. — October 14, 1969 - Wrestling 1, 2,3, 4 FENILI, BRENDA — June 19, 1969 — Powderpuff 3 (Manager); OEA 4 FERRERI, SAM — June 24, 1969 - FRIEDRICH, CHRIS — June 27, 1969 - Fall Play 1, 2, 3; Spring Musical 1, 2; Football 1, 2; Wrestling 1, 2; Fuddpucker 3, 4; Tennis 1,4 GANS, CHRIS —- September 23, 1969 - Wilco 3, 4 GARDNER, KIM — July 16, 1969 - OEA 4; Office Aide 3 GARLOCK, GARTH — December 7, 1968 - Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Boys’ State 3 GENZ, CHRIS — March 25, 1969 — Spring Musical 4; Wrestling 1,3; Fielder 3,4; Boys’ State 3; Concert Choir 4 GILL, SHAWN — August 19, 1969 — Spring Musical 1, 3, 4; Choir: Girls’ 1; Concert 2,3,4; Madrigals 2,3,4; Wilco 3,4 GIRARD, CHRIS — July 25, 1969 - Wilco 3,4; Football 1 GLASSCOCK, BONNIE JO — March 10, 1969 - Spring Musical 1, 3, 4; Powderpuff 4; Girls’ Track 2; Kittens 1; Choir: Treble 1,2,3, 4; Madrigals 3,4; Chamber 4 GODINEZ, OSCAR — October 20, 1968 — Spring Musical 4; Football 1; Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Concert Choir 1,2,3, 4 GOMEZ, MONICA DENISE — Spring 3, 4; Powderpuff 3, 4; Band 1, 2,3, 4; Pep Band 1,2, 3, 4 GREENAN, CECIL — March 12, 1969 - Math Team 1, 2; Boys’ Track 1,2; NHS 3,4; Transfer Student 4 GRUBEN, BRUCE GUZMAN, JILL MARIE — November 29, 1969 - Plainsman 2,3, 4; Wilco 4 HALL, BARB — May 2, 1969 — Plainsman 2, 3; Media Aide 3; Girls’ Track 1; NHS 3, 4; OEA 4 (Secretary); FCA 1 HANSEN, LYNNETTE S. — January 22, 1969 — Basketball 3.4 (Mgr.); Volleyball 1,2,3, 4; Office Aide 2,3,4 HARTNER, SUE — July 30. 1968 - Transfer Student 3 HECK, RONALD C. — November 8, 1967 — Media Aide 2, 4; Green and White Review 4 HENSEL, KEN — February 27, 1969 - Media Aide 2; Foot- ball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 (Captain); Boys’ State 3 HERMAN, KIMBERLY JOY — Class Officer 4; Student Council 4; Pom Pons 1, 2, 3, 4 (Co-Captain); Science Club 4; Girls’ Track 1; NHS 3, 4; Homecoming Court 4; Office Aide 3, 4; III. State Scholar 4 HERINK, JOYCE — April 19, 1969 - HOGAN, MARK C. — February 17, 1969 — Cross Country 3; Boys’ Track 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2; Lighting Crew 3; Band 1, 2, 3, 4 (Treasurer - Drum Major); Boys’State 3; Jazz Band 4; Pep Band 1, 2,3, 4; Golf 1, 2; Fuddpuckers 3,4 HOHENWATER, SANDRA — December 18, 1968 - Pom Pons 1,2,3,4 HORVAT, MICHELLE — November 16, 1969 — Powderpuff 3,4; Basketball 1,2 (Mgr.); Girls’ Track 1,2,3 HOSTERMAN, SHERRY — October 21, 1968 - Powder- puff 3, 4 (Mgr ); Softball 1,2,3; Office Aide 1,2,3,4 HJEMVICK, KARLA LYN — July 18, 1969 - Fall Play 2,3; Spring Musical 1; Kittens 1; Office Aide 2,4; Wilco 4 IMHOF, LISA — November 17, 1969 - Color Guard 1, 2, 3; Spring Musical 1, 2, 3, 4; Choir: Girls’ 1; Concert 4; Treble 2, 3; Chamber Choir 4 JACKINOWSKI, MICKEY — October 16, 1969 — Football 1,2; Wilco 3,4 JAROT, ELIZABETH ANN — November 4, 1969 — Quill and Scroll 2, 3, 4; Student Council 3, 4; Spring Musical 1, 2; Powderpuff 3; Science Club 2, 3, 4; Volleyball 2; Fielder 3, 4 (Co-Editor); NHS 3, 4 (Secretary); Green and White Review 1, 2.3.4 (Editor-in-Chief); Girls’ State 3; 111. State Scholar 4 JOHNSON, JODY — October 19, 1968 — Powderpuff 4; Girls’ Track 2,3; NHS 3; FCA 2,3; Transfer Student 2 JOHNSON, KRISS — March 2, 1969 - Basketball 1 JUNTTONEN, JANELLE — February 11, 1969 - Pom Pons 3, 4 (Secretary); Fall Play 2; Spring Musical 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader Basketball 1; Football 1; NHS 3, 4; Band 1; Pep Band 1; Choir: Concert 1,4; Treble 2,3; Transfer Student 2 JURGEL, LYNN FRANCES — October 14, 1969 - Quill and Scroll 2, 3, 4; Spring Musical 1, 2, 3, 4; Science Club 4; NHS 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Green and White Review 2, 3, 4; Girls’ State 3; Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4; IMEA District Band 2, 3, 4; IMEA All State Band 3; Saturday Scholars 2; 111. State Scholar 4 KASPER, CATHERINE — September 26, 1969 - Plainsman 4; Photography Club 4; Media Aide 4; Girls’ Track 1, 2; Star Team 1; Fielder 3, 4; Girls’ State 3; Office Aide 1; Tennis 1,2,3,4; Transfer Student 2 KECK, TERRI J. — November 4, 1969 — Pom Pons 2; Powderpuff 3,4; Football (Mgr.); Office Aide 2,3,4 KELLY, ROSE-MARIE — November 22, 1969 — Girls’ Track 1, 2, 3; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4; 111. State Scholar 4 KELLY, SEAN — April 5,1969 — Boys’ Track 3; Star Team 4; Boys’ State 3; Concert Choir 4 KELTZ, DON — May 25, 1969 — Baseball 1, Wrestling 1,2,3, 4 Senior Credits 211 KING, IAN — January 28,1969 — Tennis 2,3 KLINT, SUSAN — October 14, 1969 — Class Officer 1, 2; Powderpuff 3, 4; Basketball, Football Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4; Guidance Office Aide 3 KOERNER, KELLY — March 9, 1969 - Powderpuff 3, 4 (Captain); Softball 1,2,3,4 (Captain); Volleyball 2 KOPJO, KRISTINE RAE — May 15,1969 - Powderpuff 3, 4; Softball 2; Basketball, Football Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4; NHS 3, 4; Girls’ Choir 1; 111. State Scholar KROHN, JILL M. — February 22, 1969 - OEA 4; Girls’ Choir 1 KRZYWANOS, KIM — December 22, 1968 — Powderpuff 3, 4; Baseball 1 (Mgr.); Softball 2; Cheerleader: Basketball 1,2,3,4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Fielder 3, 4 (Business Editor); NHS 3, 4; Homecoming Court 4; Office Aide 4; Girls’ Choir 1; 111. State Scholar 4 LANTZ, STEVEN C. — August 28,1969 — LAWLOR, MIKE — November 1,1968 - LEONARD, MALISSA — March 22, 1969 - Football 3, 4 (Mgr.); Baseball 3, 4 (Statistician); NHS 3, 4; Office Aide 4; 111. State Scholar 4 LUZBETAK, CHARLENE MARIE — August 21, 1969 - Powderpuff 3, 4 (Captain); Football 1 (Mgr.); Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 (Mgr.); Kittens 1; Wrestling Cheerleader 3, 4 (Captain); Office Aide 1,2,3,4; FCA 4 MADISON, JILL MARIE — August 27, 1969 - Fall Play 3; Spring Musical 1, 2; Fielder 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4 (Librarian); Office Aide 4; Tennis 2,3,4 MALCOM, KIM — December 15,1968 - MALDENEY, TATIANA — May 5, 1969 - Color Guard 1; Fall Play 4; 111. State Scholar 4 MANEGOLD, RANDY — November 5, 1969 — Football 1; Basketball 1; Boys’ State 3; Golf 2,3 MARKLEY, KELLY — June 3, 1969 - Softball 1, 2, 3, 4 (Mgr.); NHS 3,4; Office Aide 4; FCA 2 MARTIN, PAT — December 3, 1969 - Football 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1,2,3; Homecoming Court 1,4 MATTIX, BLAKE — August 31, 1969 - Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4 (Co-Captain); NHS 3,4 MCBRIDE, JULIE M. — February 16, 1969 - Quill and Scroll 2, 3; Science Club 3; Photography Club 1; Fielder 2, 3; Green and White Review 1,2,3,4; 111. State Scholar 4 MCCALL, LISA — May 8, 1969 — Spring Musical 1, 2, 3, 4; Volleyball 1 (Mgr.); NHS 3, 4; Choir: Girls’ 1; Treble 2, 3, 4; Madrigals 2,3,4; Chamber Choir 4; 111. State Scholar 4 MCCORMICK, DAWN — March 3, 1969 - Football 1, 2 (Mgr.); OEA 4; Office Aide 2 MCCUNE, SHERI — August 7, 1969 — Spring Musical 1; Girls’ Track 2; FCA 2 MEINIG, ROBERT L. — March 14, 1969 — Plainsman 2; Boys’ Track 1, 2; Computer Club 3, 4; Office Aide 4; Saturday Scholars 2,3,4; 111. State Scholar 4 MENDENHALL, KARIE — August 31,1969 MILLER, JOANNE — February 16, 1969 - Football 2, 3, 4 (Mgr.); Girls’ Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 (Captain); Girls’ Track 1, 2, 3, 4 (Captain); Kittens 1 MILLS, SEAN — May 5,1969 MODZELEWSKI, KEVIN — March 9, 1969 - Boys’ Track 2; Baseball 1; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Jazz Band 1, 2; Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Golf 1,2,3, 4 MOHOLICK, SUZANNE MARIE — November 6, 1969 — Football 2,3,4 (Mgr.); Wrestling 1,2 (Mgr.); Office Aide 4 MOODY, JAMES ROBERT — June 30, 1969 — Plainsman 2; Science Club 3; Boys’ Track 2; Computer Club 3, 4 Treasurer; NHS 4; III. State Scholar 4 MOSS, ROBERT — March 26, 1969 — Spring Musical 1, 2; Baseball 1; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Jazz Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Golf 1; Madrigals 3, 4 NAVARRO, RICHARD — November 7,1969 NOVAK, KIMBERLY — April 18, 1969 — Quill and Scroll 4; Spring Musical 1, 2; Media Aide 1, 2; Kittens 1; Green and White Review 1, 2, 3, 4 (Junior Senior Editor); Office Aide 4; FCA 1,2, 3, 4; Tennis 2; Wilco 3,4 OFFERMAN, RALPH — November 25, 1969 — Media Aide 1,2; Football 1,2,3,4; Boys’ Track 2; Wrestling 1 ORZECH, MICHELLE E. — July 25,1969 — Spring Musical 3,4; Choir: Girls’ 3; Concert 4; Transfer Student 3 OTT, ROBERT JAMES — July 21, 1969 — Baseball 1; Basketball 1,2; NHS 3,4; Golf 2,3,4 OTTO, STEVE — July 30, 1969 - Math Team 4; Football 1; Computer Club 3,4 (V-Pres.); Fuddpucker 4 PERINAR, KARI — October 29, 1969 — Plainsman 3, 4 (Sports Editor); Cross Country 3, 4 (Captain); Girls’ Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls’ State 3; Office Aide 4; FCA 4; Tennis 2; 111. State Scholar 4; Fall Play 4 PERONA, BERNIE — September 21,1968 - Football 4 PICHA, SUSAN MARIE — November 26, 1968 — Band 1,2, 3; OEA 4; Pep Band 1,2,3 PULIERI, LISA — March 17, 1969 - Choir: Girls’ 1; Treble 2 RACICH, ANN — December 11, 1968 - Quill and Scroll 2, 4; Plainsman 2, 3; Spring Musical 3, 4; Powderpuff 3, 4; Cheerleader: Basketball 1; Football 1, 2; Fielder 4; Green and White Review 2; Choir: Girls’ 1; Concert 3,4; Chamber 4 RASPOLICH, PAUL M. — July 29, 1969 - Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 RAY, CHRISTINE MARIE — July 28, 1969 - Plainsman 3, 4 (Assistant Editor); Math Team 1; Kittens 1; Girls’ State 3; 111. State Scholar 4 REMUS, TOM — January 20,1969 - Baseball 1 RICHMOND, JEFFEREY WAYNE — October 6, 1969 Student Council 4; Football 1; Cross Country 2; Transfer Stu- dent 2 RITCHEY, DOUG — September 16, 1969 — Transfer Stu- dent 2; Boys’ Track 3 RIO, ANDREA —June 11,1969 — Spring Musical 1 ROCHELL, TERRI ANN — January 25, 1969 - Powderpuff 3,4; Cross Country 3; Girls’ Track 1,2; Office Aide 1,2,3,4 ROCHELL, TRACI — January 25, 1969 — Powderpuff 3, 4; Cross Country 3; Girls’ Track 1,2,3,4; Mascot 2 ROGERS, TRACY RENEE — July 30, 1969 - Class Officer 1, 2, 3, 4 (Vice-President); Powderpuff 3, 4; Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; NHS 3, 4; Homecoming Court 2; Office Aide 4; Girls’ Choir 1 ROSA, ANDRES — September 24, 1969 — Boys’ Track 4; Wrestling 4; Computer Club 4; Scholastic Bowl 4; Foreign Ex- change Student 4 212 Senior Credits RUDDY, TODD — May 15, 1969 RUDOLPH, HEIDI LYNN — September 9, 1969 - Quill and Scroll 3; Spring Musical 1; Media Aide 3; Kittens 1; NHS 3, 4; Green and White Review 1,2; OEA 4; 111. State Scholar 4 RUETTIGER, BONNIE — February 23, 1969 - Plainsman 2,3,4; Powderpuff 4; NHS 3, 4; 111. State Scholar 4 RYAN, BILL — January 21, 1969 — Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 4; Boys’ Track 1; Tennis 2,3; III. State Scholar 4 SADILEK, VICKI LYNN — November 22, 1969 - Office Aide 3,4; IRO 1 SCHWAB, PAUL — May 23,1968 - Wilco 3, 4 SHACKELFORD, JODI LYNN — January 7, 1969 - Class Officer 2, 3, 4 (President); Student Council 3; Spring Musical 1, 3, 4; Science Club 2, 4; Basketball 1, 2 (Mgr.); Volleyball 1, 2; NHS 3, 4 (President); Homecoming Court 4; Office Aide 4; Choir: Swing 4; Girls’ 1; Concert 2, 3, 4; Madrigals 3, 4; 111. State Scholar 4 SCHOLTES, DAVID — July 30, 1969 - Science Club 3, 4; Football 4; Boys’ Track 1, 2,3, 4 (Captain); Boys’ State 3; Fudd- puckers 3, 4 SCHRADER, STEVE — September 13, 1969 - Golf 1, 2, 3, 4; Wilco 3,4 SCHULTZ, RON — October 30, 1968 - Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4; Spring Musical 3,4; Football 1,2; Concert Choir 2,3,4 SCHURE, DON — August 4, 1969 — Baseball 1 SEXTON, DOUG — December 12,1968 - SEXTON, JODY LYNN — December 12,1968 - SHIREMAN, CHRISTINA M. — July 26, 1969 - Fall Play 1, 2; Spring Musical 1; Powderpuff 3, 4; Science Club 3; Green and White Review 3; Office Aide 4; Choir: Concert 3; Ensemble 1; 111. State Scholar 4; Transfer Student 2 SIMON, PAMELA M. —January 6,1969 — Powderpuff 3,4 SIMON, PATRICIA B. — January 6, 1969 — Powderpuff 3, 4 SINGLETARY, ROGER — December 22, 1968 — Basket- ball 1; Golf 1,2; Wilco 3,4 SMEETS, JEFFREY TODD — June 9, 1969 - Class Of- ficer 1; Spring Musical 3, 4; Football 1; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Con- cert Choir 1,2,3,4; Madrigals 2,3,4 SMITH, DAVID R. — May 27, 1969 — Basketball 1; Star Team 1, 2, 4; NHS 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4 (Vice-President); Pep Band 1,2.3,4; 111. State Scholar 4 SMITH, DENNIS — February 11, 1969 - Football 1, 2, 3, 4 (Captain); Boys’ Track 3,4 (Captain); Baseball 1,2; Basketball 2 SMITH, STEVE — May 1, 1969 - Spring Musical 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2; Baseball 1; Band 1, 2,3, 4; Jazz Band 1, 2,3,4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4 SNEDIC, PAUL — November 6, 1969 — Wrestling 1,2 SNIDER, LIZ — September 4, 1969 - Powderpuff 3, 4; NHS 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4 (President); Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Saturday Scholars 2,3,4 STANDARD, KIM — September 17, 1969 — Powderpuff 3; Softball 1,2 STANFIELD, BRAD — June 23,1969 — Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 4 (Captain); Boys’ Track 1,3,4 (Captain); NHS 3,4; Saturday Scholars 2,3,4; Tennis 2; 111. State Scholar 4 STECZYNSKI, KARRIE LEE — December 12, 1969 - Basketball 2, 3, 4 (Mgr.); Softball 1, 2, 3, 4 (Captain); Volleyball 1,2,3,4; NHS 3,4; Office Aide 2,3,4 STERNISHA, FRANK — July 1, 1969 - STEPHENS, LISA MARIE — December 30, 1968 - Color Guard 1,2; Powderpuff 3; Girls’Track 1 STEVENS, JAMES KENNETH JR. — March 18, 1969 — Media Aide 1,2,3,4 SWINFORD, LAURA — March 24, 1969 — Spring Musical 4; Powderpuff 4; Girls’ Choir 1; Concert Choir 4 TA, DOMINIC — February 24, 1968 - Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2; Boys’ State 3; Tennis 4 TOMKO, LISA ANN — May 10, 1969 — Powderpuff 4 (Manager); Plainsman 1 TOWNILL, JILL — May 8, 1969 — Quill and Scroll 3, 4; Fielder 3,4 (Asst. Editor); Green and White Review 4 TREMPER, NICOLE MARIE — March 23, 1969 - Spring Musical 1; Powderpuff 3; Cheerleader: Basketball 1,2,3, 4; Foot- ball 1,2,3,4; Office Aide 2,3,4 TURNER, JOHN — April 15, 1969 — Cross Country 1, 2, 3; Boys’ Track 1,2,3; NHS 3,4; 111. State Scholar 4 UNGER, TINA GENEVIEVE — September 6, 1969 - OEA 4 (President) VALDEZ, ED — May 11,1968 - Football 2; Wilco 3, 4 VANCE, JACKIE — May 12,1968 - OEA 4 VOGEN, KIMBERLEE L. — August 20, 1969 — Plainsman 1; Spring Musical 1; Powderpuff 3, 4; Basketball 1; Softball 1, 2, 3.4 (Captain); Kittens 1; Wilco 3; IRO 4 WALDVOGEL, GAYLE — October 30. 1969 — Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4; NHS 3, 4; Office Aide 4 WARD, JAMES A., JR. — July 22, 1969 - Football 1, 4; Wrestling 1,2,3,4 WATSON, BRIAN K. — March 28, 1969 — Wrestling 1, 2,3, 4; Lighting Crew 1 WATSON, MARK — December 3, 1968 — Spring Musical 2, 4; Math Team 1,2,3, 4; Band 1,2, 3, 4; Pep Band 1,2, 3,4 WESSON, TOM — November 9, 1969 — Wrestling 2 WILLIAMSON, LAURA — October 8, 1969 — Plainsman 2, 3; NHS 3, 4; OEA 4; Girls’ Track 1 WINCHESTER, JOEL — December 2, 1968 - Football 2; Baseball 1,2; Basketball 1,2; Wilco 3, 4 WITTKOFSKI, JEANNE MARIE — February 9, 1969 - Basketball 1, 2, 3; Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4; OEA 4 (Historian); Wilco 3.4 WYSOCK, LYNN MARIE —January 2, 1969 — Powderpuff 3,4; Cross Country 1,2; Girls’ Track 1,2 ZIELINSKI, TIFFANY GWIN — January 30, 1969 - Girls’ Track 1,2 ZWOLINSKI, JEFF — March 16, 1%9 - Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4 Senior Credits 213 GENERAL INDEX GENERAL INDEX ALL STATE BAND CHOIR 133 ATTENDANCE OFFICE AIDES 135 AWARD RECIPIENTS 197 BASEBALL TEAMS: BOYS - FRESH-SOPH 179 VARSITY 160 BASKETBALL: BOYS - FRESHMEN 175 SOPHOMORES 174 VARSITY 154 GIRLS — FRESH-SOPH 176 VARSITY 156 BOYS’ STATE 193 BUS DRIVERS 110 CAFETERIA STAFF 111 CAMERA CLUB 119 CHEERLEADERS: BASKETBALL 184 FOOTBALL 183 WRESTLING 185 COLOR GUARD 132 COMPUTER CLUB 139 CONCERT CHOIR 126 CROSS COUNTRY: BOYS - SOPHOMORE 170 VARSITY 148 GIRLS - VARSITY 149 DISTRICT OFFICE PERSONNEL 90 FACULTY 94 FALL PLAY 140 FCA 138 FIELDER 116 FOOTBALL TEAMS: FRESHMAN 169 SOPHOMORE 168 VARSITY 146 FRESHMAN CHOIR: BOYS 127 GIRLS 127 FRESHMAN CLASS 60 GIRLS’ STATE 193 GOLF TEAM: FRESH-SOPH 172 VARSITY 150 GRADUATION 206 GREEN AND WHITE REVIEW 117 GUIDANCE OFFICE AIDES 134 HALL OF FAME 186 HOMECOMING 8 HONORS NIGHT 196 ILLINOIS STATE SCHOLARS 118 JUNIOR CLASS 36 MADRIGALS 128 MAIN OFFICE AIDES 131 MATH TEAM 138 MEDIA CENTER AIDES 134 MOST REPRESENTATIVE SENIOR BOY AND GIRL 196 N.H.S. INDUCTION 192 N. H.S. 118 O. E.A. 139 ORGANIZATIONS 112 PLAINSMAN 114 PRINCIPAL 92 PROM 198 POMS 136 QUILL AND SCROLL 193 SCIENCE CLUB 119 SCHOLASTIC BOWL 130 SECRETARIES 93 SENIOR CLASS 17 SENIOR CREDITS 210 SENIOR DINNER 200 SOFTBALL: JUNIOR VARSITY 181 VARSITY 165 SOPHOMORE CLASS 48 SPEECH TEAM 117 SPRING BREAK 194 SPORTS 142 SPRING MUSICAL 202 STUDENT COUNCIL 130 STUDENT LIFE 70 SYMPHONIC BAND 120 TENNIS BOYS - FRESH-SOPH 182 VARSITY 164 GIRLS - FRESH-SOPH 171 VARSITY 151 TRACK TEAM: BOYS - FRESH-SOPH 180 VARSITY 159 GIRLS - 162 TREBLE CHOIR 126 VOLLEYBALL TEAMS: JUNIOR VARSITY 173 VARSITY 153 WRESTLING TEAMS: JUNIOR VARSITY 177 FRESHMAN 178 VARSITY 158 214 GENERAL INDEX A merica's (’up Stars and Stripes brings it home ACKERMAN. CARL (87) 18.116 ADAM. NAHRIN (90)60 ADAMS. BETH (90) 60.120.122 ADAMS. HEATHER (90) 60.120.122 ADSIT. MIKE (89) 48.158.177.1 AGUILAR. GLORIA (89) 48 AGUILAR. JOHN (89) 48.168 AGUILAR. JUAN (90)60 AHARRAH. MATT (88) 36.146 AHERN. JENNIFER 48.120.122,1 AHERN. JULIE (89) 48.126.183 AHOYT. JUSTIN (90)60, 169.179 AHRENS. JUSTIN 60. 175. 180 ALBERICO. CRYSTAL (87) 18.134 ALLEN. KATRINA (87) 18 ALLEN. TINA (87) 18.114.117,1 ALLPORT. JENNIFER (87) 18.116 ALLPORT, KELLY (89) 48.85.171.18 ALLTON. MICHELLE (89) 48.120.122 AU5TOTT. DAVID (88) 36 AMADOR. JAIME (89) 48 ANDERSON. CHAD (87) 7.14.15.18.8 ANDERSON. DANIEL (88) 36. 146 ANDERSON. JENNY (87) 18. ia3.201 ANDERSON. KRISTEN (90) 127 ANDERSON. NANCY (T) 94 ANDERSON. STEVE (87) 18.33 ANDERSON. TERRENCE (89) 48.180 ANNO. BRET (90) 60 ANNO. STACEY (88) 36.126 ANNO. TODD (87) 18.120 ANTINK. BRAD (88) 36 ANTINK. MELISSA (90) 60 ANTIPOREK. LARA (87) 18.126 ARBO. ERIC (87) 18 ARNOLD. CINDY (89) ASHBAUGH. IX)RI (88) 36.131.136.1 ASHBY. CATHERINE (88) 36.117.119.1 ASHLEY. SUE (87) 18.135,183 ASKEW. TAMMY (87) 18.126 AVERY. (’.RANT (87) 18.146,187 AVERY. MARYL (89) 48. 126 AVRIPAS, KIM (87) 18. 126 A WALT. ERIC (89)48.126 AYERS. TERRI (87) 18.153 AZMAN. CHARLES (88) 36.120.123 on Jovi. Bette Midler BAILEY. JENNIFER (87) 18 BAILEY. LAURA (87) 18.135.136.1 BAILEY. RANDAL (90) 60.172 BAILEY. STACY (88)36 BAILEY. STEPHEN (88) 36.150.192 BAILEY. TRICIA (88)36 BAKER, APRIL (87) 18.118 BAKER. DAWN (89) 48.131.158 BAKER. TOM (T)94 BALDAZZI. JOSEPH (89) 48 BALDWIN. JACKIE (87) 18.118.130 BALDWIN. ROBERT (88) 36 BALTZ. ADAM (88) 36 BARKER. KEN (89) 48 BARKER. TONY (87) 19 BARNES. CHRIS (87) 19.118 BARNES. PAUL (90) 60 BARNEWOLT. EUGENE (T) 92.111 BARON. ALAN (88) 36.47. 154. 15 BARROWMAN. JASON (87) 19,138, 148 BASCO. JENNIFER (90) 60.117,140. 1 BATO. ROBERT (88) 36.150 BAUDEK. RANDALL (87) 19.74.120,12 BAUER. CHARLES (88) 36.138. 160, 1 BAXA. CHRISTOPHER 60.178 BEARD. STEVEN (90) 60.125 BECKER. JENNIFER (90) 60 BECKMAN. KEN (89) 48 BEHLING. LYNN (T) 94.134 BEHLING. SARAH (89) 48.115.120.1 BELLATORIE. STACY (87) 19.135 BELL1NO. TONY (89) 48. 168 BENAC. JOHN (89) 48 BENNET. ANGIE (90) 60.120,122 BENNETT. RONIE (89) 48.132.126 BERARD. JAMES (87) 19.118, 180 BERG. KENNETH (90) 60 BERG, LAURA (87) 126 BERGMANN, BRIAN (87) 19.87.118.13 BERGMANN.JIM(88) BERNARD. MICHAEL (88) 36.146.126.1 BERNARD. MICHELLE (90)60. 162 BERNARD. PATRICK (90)60.127 BERTNICK. SUSAN (90) 60 BESLEY. JANE (87) 19.85.87.118 BETZWISER, BRIAN (88) 36.158 BEUTEL, KIM (89) 48. 183 BIANCHETTA. BRANDY (90) 60.132 BIEGUN. HEATHER (88) 36 BIERMANN. DAN (89) 48.174.179 BIERNAT. DAVID (89) 48 BILLINGER, MAUREEN (88) 36 BILLINGER. MONICA (90) 60 BILY. JENNIFER (87) 19.120.122 BINGHAM. SHERRY (87) 19.118,122. I BINGHAM. SHERYL (87) 19.118.120.1 BINKLEY. GARY (87) 19.148,159 BIRKETT. TIM (88) 36.120,123 BIRSA. CARRIE (89) 48.183 BIRSA. JOHN (88) 36.129. 146. 1 BJEKICH. KIM (88) 36 BLANKENSHIP. BRADLEY (90) 60.177 BLBGEN. PAT (87) 19.118.148.1 BLOGG. PHILIP (90) 60 BLUM. ANGELA (88) 36.151 BLUM. JEANETTE (87) 19. 139 BLUM. JOHN (90) 60.169.175 BLY. BRACKEN (89) 48 BLY. THOMAS (90) 60 BODNER. CATHERINE (90) 60.132 BOE. GERALD (T) 94.146.175 BOEVE, JEFF (T) 146 BOGDAN. STEVE (87) 19.75.158 BOLAND, KEN (88) 36 BOLLINGER, MICHAEL (89) 48 BOOSE. DOUGLAS (90) 60.178 BOOTZ, DIANE (88) 36.153.192 BOOTZ. LINDA (90) 60.132,175 BOREHAM. ANNETTE (90) 60 BOREHAM. KEITH (87) 19 BOREHAM. TODD (88) 36. 160 BOROS. MARK (90)61 BOSI. CHRISTOPHER 61 BOWERS. JULIA (90)61 BOWKER. MELISSA (90)61 BOZMAN. KIM (89) BRANCECUM. CHARLES (88) 36 BRANZ. BARB (89) 48.181 BRASHEAR. DEREK 154 BREDESEN. HEIDI (89) BREDESEN. TOM (87) 19.120 BRINKER. PAUL (88) 36 BROMBEREK. TIEG (90) 61 BROOKS. PHYLLIS (T) 94 BRUMMEL. DAN (88)36 BRYANT. JIM (88) BRYANT. ROBERT (90) 61 BUELL. ROXANNE (87) 19 BUIKEMA. SHELLY (89)48.148.149 BUIKEMA. SHERRY (89) 48.149.163.1 BULDAK. BRAD (89) 49 BURD. BARRY (88) 37 BURKE. ANN (87) 19.134.153.1 BURKE. BOB (88) 37.126.158,1 BURKHART. WILLIAM (87) 19 BURNETTE. KELLIE (87) 20 BURNS. JEFF (89) 49. 168. 180 BUSH. TRACY (88) 37 BUSHELLB. MIKE (88) 37 BUTLER. BRANDY (90) 61 BUTLER. JENNY (88) 37 from Fat Albert to Fatherhood CABLE. EVELYN (T) 95 CALKINS. KATHE (89) 49.131.183 CAMERON. DAN (87) CANADAY. TONYA (90) 61 CAREY. RON (88) 37.146.158 CARLSON. HEATHER (87) 20.85.117.11 CARLSON. MIKE (89) 49 CARLTON. KIMBERLY 61.140 CARLTON. RICH (89) 49 CARNEGHI. SCOTT (88) 37 CARRILLO. JOHN (89) 119.120.123 CARRILLO. JOSE (87) 118.119.138 CARROLL. ANDREA (88) 37 CARROLL. SHAUN (90)61 CARTER, SHAWN (89) 49.174,168 CARTWRIGHT, KATHY (T) 95. 153 CASAS. DAN (87) 7 CATALANELLO. JULIE (89) 5.49.173,181 CATALANELLO. KELLY (87) 20.153 CERNETICH. JANET (90) 61 CERNETICH. LENNY (88) 37 CHAKRABARTI, SUMITA (90) 61.117 CHANDLER. ESTELLE (90) 61.180 CHANDLER. LAURA (88) 37.136,137.1 CHAPMAN. ROY (89) 49.172,174 CHAPPEL. PAUL (87) 20.118.119.1 CHAVEZ. RICHARD 95 CHELINI, ANNE (87) 20.135 CHERRY. BILL (88) 37.154,155.1 CHISSUS. DAN (T) 95.119 CHRISTIAN. KEVIN (87) 20.120.123.1 CHURCHILL. ERIC (89) 49.58 CHURNOVIC. LUKE (89) 49. 168 CHYTRACEK. MIKE (89) 49.139 CIADELLA. PAUL (88) 37.146.154 CLARK. ROB (89) 49.177 CLAY. GARY (87)20 CLEM. JACKIE 61 CLEM. TINA (87)20 CLEMENTS. BRIAN (88) 37.192 CLIFFEL. CARYN (90) 120,127 CLIFFEL. DAVE (88) 117,119.138 COLLINS. JENNY (88) 37 COLLINS. JOSEPH (90) 61.178 CONNER, KENDRICK (87) 20.146.159 CONRAD. WILLIAM (T) 96.151.171 CONROY. SHIELA (89) 49.174.171 COOK. JOHN (87) 20. 126, 158 COOPER. GINA (89)49 CORCORAN. MIKE (87) 20 CORILLO, JOHN 140 CORNELIUS. CRAIG (87) 20 CORNELIUS. JEFF (88) 37 CORSETTI. NINO (89) 49.120.122 COURTNEY. JOE (87) 20 COX. BRAD (87) 20.119 COZZI. CHRIS (88) 15.37,79.146 COZZI. DANIEL (90) 4,61.175,168 CREWS. CASEY (90) 61.128.127,1 CROW. JENNY (89)49 CROWLEY. KIM (89) 49 CROWTHER. TIFFANY (89) 49.126,173.1 CRUZ. TODD (87) 20 CRYER, CHERYL (89) CUMMINGS. ROB (88) 37.116 CURBIS, JOHN (87) 20.85.160.19 CURBIS. MICHAEL (90) 61.175 CUTTER. ROBERT (T) 96 D ruga Death for sporta stars Bias and Rogers DAHL. ALICE (87)20 DALZELL. AMY (90) 61 DARBRO. JENNY (87) 20 DARBY. ED (88) 37 DARBY. SHANNON (90) 61 DARIN. TONY (90)61.169 DARNELL. JEFF (87) 20.160 DAVIS. JIM (88) 37.146 DAVIS. SCOTT (89) 49. 168. 180 DAVISON. ERIC (T) % DAVISON. WENDY (88) 37 DAY. DAVE (89) 49.168 DEAN. JEFF (89) 49 DEAN. KARI.A (89) 49.120.122 DEBONI. MIKE (87) DEBON1. TRICIA (90)61 DECAMP. BEN (89)50 DECMAN. DANIELLE (87) 21 DECMAN. DENISE (88) 37 DEERING. PAT (88) 37.117.119.1 DELARA. JIM (88)38.117,119.1 DEMENT. MICHELLE (88) 38.126, 132.1 DEPODESTA. DANA (89) 50.135,165 DEPODESTA. JEFF (87)21.146.160 DERVIS. JOHN (87) 21.79.118.14 DERVIS. KARI (89) 50. 128. 126 DESUTTER. MATT (88) 38.146.159. 1 DESUTTER. WAYNE (T) 96.146.159.1 DETTLOFF. ANDREA (89) 50.120.122 DEUFEL. RICH (88) 38 DEW. RON (87) 21. 134. 140 DIAZ. NICHOIJVS (90) D1CKMANN. THOMAS (90) 62.178.180 DICKMANN. WENDY 122 INDEX 215 DIDLINGER. JOHN (87) DISCIANNO, JOE (89) 50 DISERA. AMY (90) 62 DOCK. ALISHA (88) 38.177 DODSON. CHRISTIE (89)50.120.122 DOLBEK. MARK (90)62,175.180 DOLBEE. TROY (90) 62.175.180 DOMARK. LARRY (87) DOMARK. ROB (88) 38 DOMARK. SHAWN (90) 62 DONAHUE. JEFF (89) 50.131.168, 1 DONAHUE. JIM (87) 21.86.146 DONALDSON. MIKE (88) 38. 114.138.1 DONALDSON. PAIGE (90) 62.117.173.1 DONALDSON. STEVEN (88) 38.114.117.1 DORAN. CINDY (89) 50.115 DORAN. MARK (88) 38 DORNICK. BRENDA (87) 21.139 DOW. DEBBIE (87) 21.154 DOYLE. ROBERT (90) 62.180 DRACKLEY. JENNIFER (90) 62.120.123 DUBS. BRAD (87) 21.125 DUFRANE. SHARON (T) 97 DUNLAP. SANDRA (88) 38.117. 140. 1 DUPREE. KEN (89) 50 DURKIN. MICHELLE (88)38.120.123 DYER. SHAWN (88) 38.120.123 [ pidemic sweeps nation: crack EATON. CINDY (89) 50 EBERHARD. JEFF (88) 127 ECKMAN. KRIS (87) 21.118.119.1 ECKMAN. SHARRINE (89) 50.126.173 EDEN. ANDREA (89) 50.181 EDGAR. JEFF (88) 38.127.158,4 EC.NER. BRETT (90) 172 BGNBR, CYNTHIA 88)38,117,126. l EHRSAM. ROB (89) 50.168.179 EICH. BRIAN (90) 62 EICHELBERGER, BBSS 207 EICHELBERGER. NANCY (T) 97 EIGHNER. CHAD (87) 21.150 EIGHNER, JAMES (90) 62 ELDREI), BUFFIE (90) 62.176 ELLIS. BETTY (T) 97 ELLIS. LARRY (T) 97.37.203 EMERSON. LAURA (87)21.32.85. 114 EMERSON. STEPHEN (90) 62.127,169.1 ENGLAND. CHARLES (88) 38 ENGLAND. RANDY (89) 50 ENGLERT. JEFFREY (88) 38.158 ENGLERT, JOE (87) 21 ERICKSON. JENNIFER (90)62 ERICKSON. JOHN (T) 97.61 ERICKSON. ROBERT (88) 38 ERNEST. CATHY (88) 38 ERVIN. CHRISTOPHER 62 ERVIN. ROBERT (87)21 EVANS. LARRY (T)98 EVANS. RICK (87)21 EVANS. RUSSEL (89) 50 BVERTON. ROBBY (90) 62.169 EWY. DANIELLE (87) 8.21.134.139 erjne and Andrew wed FAULK. JENNIFER (90) 62 FAULK. RENEE (88) 38 FAZIO. MIKE (88) 38.126.159 FEATHERSTON. JAMES (90) 62 FEATHERSTON. JUDITH (90) 62 FENILI. BRENDA (87) 22.139 FERGUSON. KATHY (89) 50 FERGUSON. ROB (88) 38 FERRER I. FRANCIS (90) 62 FERRER!, SAM (87) 22 FINDLAY. MARC (89) 50.120.123 FINDLAY. MBLYNDA (87)22.120,122,1 FISCHBACH. ANNE (88) 38.126.138,1 FISCHER. LISA (90) 62 FISCHER. RAY (87) 22,33 FLAGG. LORI (90)62.173 FOLEY. KAREN (90)62.117.127.1 FORD. GLEN (89)50 FOX. WILLIAM (89) 50.177 FRANCI K. PEGGY (T) 98 FRANSISCO. BILL 158 FRAZIER. GREGORY (90) 62.182 FREDERICKS. DAVE (88) 38 216 INDEX FREDERICKS. TED (88) 38 FRJDDLE. MICHAEL (90) 62 FRIEDRICH, CHRIS (87) 22 FRINK. DARLENE (T) 98 FULLINGTON. CARRIE (88) 38.78.136.13 y oldl erg i.e. Whoop� GALDAMEZ. IDANIA (88)38. 131. 162 GALLAGHER. MELISSA (90) 62. 176 GALLAHUE. LAURETI'A T) 75.98 GALLT. ERIC (87) II. 15.21.85 GALYON. ROBERT (88) 38.150.159 GANS, CHRIS (87) 22 GARBELMAN. JULIE (88) 38 GARBELMAN. KEVIN (89) 50.172 GARBIN, CURT (88) 38 GARBIN. DAVID (89) 50 GARCIA. VICTORIA 50 GARDNER. DOUGINS (89) 5.50.168.180 GARDNER. JAMES (89) 50.177 GARDNER. KIM (87) 22. 139 GARIBOLDI. STEPHANIE (88) 50. 126.168. I GARICH. DANIEL (90)62 GARLOCK. GARTH 87) 22.146 GARIXX'K. HEATHER (88) 38.165.157.1 GE HRK E. BR A I) (87) 22.86.201 GEHRKE. MARK (90)61.62.175,1 GEISTLER. ERIC (90) 62.175 GEISTLER. JENNY (88) 39.151.157 GENZ. CHRIS (87) 22.118. 126 GEORGE. DAVID (88) 39 GEORGE. MIKE (88) 159 GERNENZ. KRISTINE (90) 62 GILBERTSON. ERIC (87) 22 GILBERTSON. KRIS (89) 50.126.183 GILL. SHAWN (87) 22.126.128 GILLIGAN, ED (87) 22.118 GIRARD. CHRIS (87) 22 GLASSCOCK. BONNIE (87) 22.126.128 GLASSCOCK, DOUG (89) 50.177.168 GLENN. SAMUEL (90) 62.175 GODINAZ. OSCAR (87) 126.158 GOEBEL. JEFFREY (90) 63.127 COETSCHEL, JEFF (88) 39 GOIST. BONNIE (89) 50 GOLLIHER. CHRISTY (88) 39.140.192 GOMEZ. MELANIE (90)63.120 GOMEZ. MELISSA (88) 39.120,123 GOMEZ. MONICA (87) 22.120.122 GOMORA. MARC (88) 39 GOSSMAN, BARBARA (88) 39 GOULD. LISA (87) 22 GOULD. TINA (90) 63.127,162.1 GRAY. JOHN (90)22.164 GRAY. TINA (89)51.171.174 GREENAN. CECIL 85.192 GREGORICH. LISA (89) 51 GRIMM. SHAWN (89) 51. 117 GROEBLI. MICHAEL (90) 63 GROMMON. BARRY (89) 51.172.177 GROSS. LARRY (88) 39 GROSZEK. CHARLES (T) 98 GROVE. KEVIN (88) 39 GRUBEN. BRUCE (87) 158 GRUBEN. MERIDETH (88) 39 GRUBEN. PETE (88) 39 GUILFOYLE. MIKE (89)51.120.123.1 GUNTER. AARON (90) 63 GUNTER. KARIN (88) 39 GUNTER. ROSS (90) 63.170 GUSTAFSON, TERRY (90) 63.127.125 GUZMAN. JILL (87)22 I alleys Comet returns HAAS. RICKEY (89) HAGE. LEAH (89) 51.114.126.1 HAJEK. TRACEY (89) 51.126 HALL. BARB (87) 23.139 HALLEY. CHERYL (90)63 HAMERLA. CORY (90) HAMMER. GREG (89) 51,120.122.1 HAMOR. CHERYL (90) 63 HANBACK. KRYSTIN (89) 51.126.195 HANSEN. LYNN (87) 23.135.153.1 HANSON. DARIN (87) HANSON. DOUGLAS 39 HANSON. JEFF (89)51 HANSON. TODD (88)39 HARDY. JOHN (87) HARRIS. CHARLES (T) 99 HARTE. JAIME (87) 23 HARTNER. SUE (87) 23 HASSE. LORETTA (88) 39.153 HAUPT. NADINE (89) 51.119.126.1 HAUSSER. TRICIA (89) 51.126.180 HAWES. EDWARD (90) 63.169.179 HAYES. CHERYL (88) 6.39 HAYES. JENNY (89) 51.134. 149. 1 HECK. RON (87)23.117 HECKERSON, ERIC (88)39.134 HECKERSON, SHELLY (89) 51 HELM. TOM (88)39 HENDERSON. CINDY (87) 23 HENDERSON. JESSICA (90) 63.127 HENDRICKSON. SUE 99 HENDRICKSON. TRISTIN (90)63.127.176 HENNARI). NEJLA (89)51.128.126.2 HENNESSEY. CHERYL (89) 51.11.174. 16 HENSEL. KEN (87) 11.23.86.146 HENSBL, THOMAS (T) 99.154 HERBST. PATRICK (90)63.178 HERINK. JOYCE (87) 23 HERINK. SHELLEY (90)63 HERMAN. KIM (87) 14. 15.23.32 HERMAN. MELODY (90) 63.114.119.1 HICKS. WENDY (89)51 HILBURGER. BRIAN (90) 63.172.175,1 HILL. ROBERT (T) 99.119 HILLER. BILL (87) 23.87.116.11 HILLER. JEFF (88) 39. 146. 159.1 HINES. JENNY (89)51 HJEMVIC. KARLA (87)23 HODGEM AN. FRED (88) 39 HODGEMAN. TARA (90) 63 HOFFMAN. DANIEL (90)63.169 HOFFMAN. RICH (88) 39 HOGAN. BRAD (89) 51.174 HOGAN. MARK (87) 23.85.87.120 HOHENWATER. SANDRA (87) 23.136.137 HOJNACKI. MIKE (88) 39.146 HOLFORTY. GEOFFREY (89) 51 HOLFORTY. JESSICA (89) 51.149.126.1 HOLLINGSWORT. HARRY (87) 39.146.126 HOLLINGSWORT, TONY (89) 51.126 HOLLIS. DAVE (89) 51.126.177.1 HOMAN. DAVE (89) 51. 126.128 HOOPER. DEBBIE (88)39.165 HOPPER. COLIN (88) 39.47 HORATH. ANDREW (89) 51 HORNBUCKLE. MATTHEW (90) 63.179 HORVAT. MICHELLE (87) 23.31.199 HORVAT. RACHEL (89) 51.173,181 HORWATH. DOMINIC (89) 51.168 HOSTAD. LISA (89)51. 117 HOSTERMAN. SHERRY (87) 23.86.134.19 HUDSON. JESSICA (89) 51 HUGHES. AMY (88) 40 HULL. GEORGE (89) 52 HULL. JENNIFER (90)63.120.123 HUNT. ADELE (T) 32.100.201 HUNT. CASSANDRA (88) 52 HUNT. STEVE (T) 100,111.159 HUPPERT. ANGIE (88) 40 HURST. CARRIE (89) 52 HUUMO. CAROLYN (87)23.139 | ranian arms deala IMHOF. LISA (87) 23.79.87.126 IMHOF. MICHAEL (90) 63. 128.129. 1 INGLIS. SHAWN (90) 63.179 IVEC. JOHNPAUL (88) 40.117.138.1 IVINS. TODD (87) 23.80. 114. 11 IVLOW. DAVID (T) 100,178.168 1VLOW, JOHN (88) 11.40.126. 14 jlenco ia released JACKINOWSKI. MICKEY (87)23 JACKSON. STAN (87) 23 JADRON, KIMBERLY (90) 63.120 JANSEN. JOANNE (89) 52 JAROT. BETH (87) 24.116.117.1 JAROT. ED (89) 52.120.123.1 JAROT. JEFF (89) 52.120.123.1 JEDRYCK. MIKE (88) 40 JELINEK. CHRISTOPHER 63.169. 178 JENNEMAN. DOUG (89) 52 JENSON. KELLY (88) 40.117.122.1 JOHNNIC. MARC (89) 52 JOHNSON. HEATHER (90) 63 JOHNSON. JODY (87) 24,118 JOHNSON. KELLY (88) 40 JOHNSON. KELLEY. ANNE 24.198 JOHNSON. KRIS (88) 24 JOHNSON. SALLY (90) 63 JOHNSON. SCOTT (88) 40.160 JOHNSTON. HOLLY (88) 40.135,151.3 JONES. BRIAN (88) 40. 159. 192 JONES. EDWARD (T) 100.120 JONES. ERIK (89) 52.119.123.1 JONES. GREG (89) 52 JONES. JIM (89)52 JORDAN. KIM (90) 122 JOSEPH. LISA (89) 52 JUDN1CK. MICHELLE (88) 40.138 JUNTTONEN. JONELLE (87) 24.118.126.1 JURGEL. LYNN (87) 24.117.118.1 JURICICH. JOHN (87) JURICICH, JULIE (90) 63 K ennedy daughter weds Commando K ALDUS. TOM 180 KAMINSKAS. MARK (89)52.168 KAPSIMALIS. NICK (88) 39 KAROLCIK. CARRIE (89) 62 KASPER. CATHERINE (88) 24.114.116.1 K ASTELIC. JODY (90) 63.127 KASTELIC. JOSEPH (88) 40 KAVENEY. RICHARD (88) 40 KAYFISH. DIANE (89) 52 KA .MAR. KATHY (T) 101.162 KEAGLE. CHERYL (89) 52 KEAGLE. KEVIN (90) 63.127.129.1 KEASLER, TOM (88) 40.126. 160. 1 KECK. TERRI, (87) 24.162 KEELEY. JANICE (T) 101.207 KEHOE. DIANE (89) 52 KELLY. BRANDON (90) 63 KELLY. BRENDA (88) 40.134 KELLY. BRIAN (88) 40 KELLY. ERIC (89) 52 KELLY. MICHELLE (88) 40.120.123.1 KELLY. RONNA (89) 52 KELLY. ROSE (87) 24.118.120.1 KELLY. SEAN (87) 24 KELLY. SHEILA (88) 40 KELLY. STACEY (89) 52.120.122 KELLY. TRACY (89) 52.126 KELM. BRENT (89) 52.177.168 KELTZ. DON (87) 24.158.199 KELT . RICHARD (89) 52.126.128 KENILEY. SEAN (89) 52.168.179 KENNY. JAMES (90) 64 KEV1SH. ANN (88) 40. 165. 157 KEVISH. STEPHEN (90) 64.178 KIBLER. CHRISTIAN (90) 64 KIESOW. JOHN (88) 40 KIMMEL. JENNIFER (89) 53 KING. IAN (87) 24 KING. JAMES (T) 101 KING, JOHN (90) 64.127.169.1 KINNEY. PATRICK (89) 53 KINNIKIN. LINDA (T) 101.139 KI PER. TEFFA NIE (89) 53.126 KLECK. THERESA (89) 53.117.119.1 KLIMA. GLENN (T) 102.61 KLINGER. W ILLIAM (87) 24 KLINT. SUE (87) 24.85.183.20 KLOOSTER. JERRY (T) 102.179 KNOPP. JAMES (88) 40. 146.159 KNOTTS. MICHAEL (87) 24 KOCH. SAMANTHA (87) 25. 165 KOCH. SARAH (89) KOERNER. CHERYL (90) 64.177 KOERNER.CHRISTINE (88) 40. 136.137.1 KOERNER. KELLY (87) 25.80.87.165 KOERNER. MARCY (90) 64 KOERNER. MARK (90) 64 KOERNER. TRACY (89) 53.126.165 KOERNER. WENDY (88) 40 KOFF. ROBERT 40 KOKALY. CHRISTOPHER 64.127.177 KONC.JERILYN (90)64 KONCAR. ANNETTE (T) 102.138 KONIECZKI, ANDY (87) KOON. DOUGLAS (89) 53 KOPJO. KRISTINE (87) 25.87.118.18 KOSOWSKI. SCOTT (89) 53.179 KOUZOUKAS. MIA (89) 53.158. 49 KOVACEVICH. KRISTINE (87) 25 KOZOL. EDWARD (88) 40.126.146 KOZOL, STEPHANIE (89) 49.53 KOZUH. ERIC (89) 53.80.177.12 KRAMER. GLORIA (88) 40.134 KROHN. JILL (87) 25.139 KRUEGER. DOUGLAS (88) 40 KRUEGER. HANS (90) 64.175.179 KRZYWANOS. KIM (87) 15.25.85.116 KUBINSKI. KRISTIN (88)40.135.37.19 KUBINSKI. PAUL (90)64 KUEHNI. RUSSEL (90) 15.64. 169.17 KUHN. DOUG (89) KUHN. MELISSA (90) 64.116.140.1 KULAGA. KATHRYN (90)64. 127.176.1 KUMSANG. BIRD (90) 64 KURZBJA. CHESTER (89)53.168 Lady Liberty reconstruction LAM ANTI A. ANN (90) 64 I «AMANTIA. SHERYL (90) 64 LAMBERT. RICHARD (88) 40 LAMBERT. STEVEN (T) 102 LAMBERT. SUSAN (87) 25 LANDERMAN. JOSEPH (90)64 LANGE. HAROLD (T) 103.156.157 LANGE. KIRK (89) 53.174.168 LANTZ. STEVE (87) 25.74 LANTZ. TRAC1E (90) 64.120.122 LARSEN. DENNIS (T) 103 LARSON. DIANE (T) 103 LARSON. JENNIFER (88) 41.135.149. 1 LARUSSA. JEFFREY (90) 64 LATOUR, BETH (88)41 LATTA. TENA (89) 53.126.162 LAUFFER. ANNETTE (90) 64 LAWLOR. MICHAEL (87) LAWSON. IX)RI (90) 64.120.122 LEA. LINDA (88) 41.119 LEACH. BRIAN (89) 53.120.122 LEA MAN. ROBERT (90)64 LEDLOW. ALLEN (89) 43 LEE. DENISE (88) 41. 134 LEE. KENNETH (90)64 LEE. SEAN (90) 169.175.182 LEIFKER. MARY KAY (T) 103.181 LENER. JOHN (88) 41 LEONARD. CHRISTINE (89) 53.126.168 LEONARD. MALISSA (87)25.118.134.1 LEONARD. TIFFANY (90) 15.64.127.17 LEONARD. TODD (88)41.74.164 LEOS. RAQUEL (88) 41 LETASI. GERALYN (90) 64.114 LETASI GINA (88) 41. 119 LIBERSHER. GINA (89) 53 LICKUS. FRANK (88)41 LICKUS. SANDRA (90) 64 LINDSTROM. COREY (87) LINDSTROM. WENDY (89) 53.120.123.1 LISTELLO. MIKE (89)53. 126.177.1 LIVAS. TRACI (89) 53. 183 LOCKHART. GILLIAN (90) 64.127 LOCKHART. WILLIAM (87) 25 LOCKWOOD. TRACY (88)41.126 LONG. LEROY (88) 41 LONGSHORE. MATTHEW (89) 53.177 LOTARSKI. JULIE (89) 53.120 LOVE. HEATHER (87) 25 LOVE. JERRY (87) 25 LOVE. ROBERT (88) 41 LOW ERY. GREGORY (89) 53.168 LOW RY. JENNIFER (89) 53. 114. 126 LUDWIG. TOM (T) 174. 179 LUTTER. ANGELIQUE (90) 64. 169 LUZBETAK. CHARLENE (87) 25.86.134 LYSEK. AM IE (90) 65.176 44 ▼ eltdown Chernobyl Reactor MADISON. JILL (87) 25.116.119.1 MAHALIK. JOHN (89) 53.164 MAHONEY. BRENDAN (90)65.178 MAHONEY. JOANN (88) 41 MAIR, RENEE (90) MAKI. GERALD (89) 53 MALCOM. KIMBERLY (87) 25 MALCOM. ROBERT (89) 53.174.168.1 MAIX'OM. TRACEY (90) 65 MALDENEY. TATIONA (87) 25.118 MANEGOLD. RANDY (87) 25 MANNING. MEGAN (90) 65.176.173 MARIK. SUZANNE (90) 65 MARKLEY. KELLY (87) 25.118.131 MARKS. THAI) (89) 53.138.130.1 MARN. DEBRA (89)53 MARN. DIANE (90) 65.120.122 MARTIN. DONALD (T) 103.150.172 MARTIN. JACK (89) 182 MARTIN. JODY (89) 53 MARTIN. MARGARET (88) 41. 134. 146 MARTIN. MELISSA (89) 54 MARTIN. MIKE (89) 54. 168 MARTIN. PAT (87) 15.25.31. 199 MARTIN. PATRICIA (T) 104 MARTIN. PATRICK (90)65.169 MARTIN. SCOTT (88) MASON. LAURIE (88) 41 MASTALESH. GAIL (89) 54 MATHISON. REBECCA (89) 54.126. 128.1 MATSON. CHERYL (89) 54.126.131,4 MATTAS. BRENT (90) 65.178 MATTAS. BRYAN (87) 25 MATTHEWS. DEBRA (90) 65 MATTHEWS. DONNY (90) 65.170.178.1 M ATTHEWS. TONY (88) MATTIX. BLAKE (87) 26.118.146.1 MAYER. JANET (89) 54 MAYFIELD. SHANNON (88) 41 MAYOTTE. DEBORA (87) 26 MAYOTTE. ROBERT (89) 54.120.123 MAYR. MARY (90) 65 McCALL. LISA (87) 26.118.126.1 McCANN. LYNN (88) 10.41.134.18 McCARROI.L. JOANN (T) 104.37 McCarthy, loreita m 104.157 McCauley, steven (88) 41 McCORMICK. DAWN (87) 26.139 McCUNE. SHERI (87) McDaniel. Patrick (88) 41.146.147.1 McDaniel, steve (87) 26 McDANIEL. TOM (87)26 McDAVirr. LAURA (88)41.136.137 McFarland. Margaret (9o 65 McFarland. Richard 41 McGANN. DAVID (88) 41. 154 McGOWAN. MICHAEL (89� 54.126.168 McGOWAN. REBECCA (90) 65. 132.127 McGUIRE. GEORGE (T) 104.130 McGUIRE. MAUREEN (T) 104 McKENNA. ANGELA (89) 54 McKENNA. JEAN (88) 41 McKINNEY. DEANNA (88) McI.ULA. JIM (89) 168 McMII.LEN. JASON (90)65.168.175.1 McMURRY. ANTHONY (90) 65 McNETT. STEPHEN (90) 65 McOUARY. KAREN (89) 54.58 McQUEN. MICHAEL (90) 65.169.170 MEAGHER. DOROTHY (90) 54 MEINING. BOB (87) 26.118.139 MELI.EN. JOE (89) 54.148.180 MELLEN. KAREN (90)65.183.179 MENDENHALL. KARIE (87) 26 MENDENHALL. VERONICA (90) 65 MERIDITH. DAWN (88) 41 MIKULA. DEDRA (90)65 M1KULA. JAMES (89) 15.54.179 MILLER. JOANNE (87) 26.85.146.16 MILLER. LAURA (89) 54.126.158 MILLER. ROBERT (89) 54.80.177.16 MILLER. SCOTT (T) 105 MILLER. SEAN (89) 54.122.168 MILLER. TIFFANY (89)54 MILLIRON. JULIE (89) 54.126 MILUS. HEATHER (88) 41. 130 MILLS, SEAN (87) 26 MINI. DEBRA T 105 MINNICK. ANGELA (88)41 MINNITO. DOMINIC (90) 65 MINOTT. MICHELLE (90)65.171.162 MITCHELL. MICHELLE (88) 41 MITCHELL. SCOTT (90) 65 MODZELEWSKI. JULIE (88) 41 MODZELEWSKI. KEVIN (87) 26.120.122.1 MOELLER. MICHAEL (90) 65 MOHLER. CRAIG (90) 65.178.179 MOHI.OR. MIKE 178 MOHOLICK. SHELLY (90) 65 MOHOLICK. SUZANNE (87) 26.146 MONTGOMERY. PAUL (T) 92 MOODY. JIM (87) 26.118. 139.1 MOODY. SUZY (90) 65.175 217 MOORE. CHRISTINE (90) 65.117. 126 MOORE. DARREM. (90) 66 MOORE. JOHN 41 MOORE. JUSTIN (89) 54 MOORE. SERENA (87) MORENO. MICHELLE MORRIS. JOHN (88) 192 MOSS. ROBERT (87) 26.120.123 MOWRER. RHONDA (90)66 MUNSON. ERIC (87) 27.158 MURPHY. JOHN (T) 105 MURRAY. JIM (88) 42.146.159 MURRAY. KEITH (90)66 MUZA. CHARLES (90) MUZA. MICHELLE (88) 42.132 Smoking: The dilemma continues NAVARRO. RICK (87)27 NEAL. CATHY (89) 54.152.153.1 NEAL. DAVE (T) 105 NEAL. MARY (87) 27 NEEF. JASON (89)54.174 NELSON. DANIEL (90) 66. 139 NELSON. ERIC (90) 66.182 NELSON. JUUB (89) 54.176.173.1 NELSON. MATTHEW (88) 42.119.120.1 NEMANICH. KAREN (90) 66.117.120.1 NEMETH. STEFAN (89) 54.172 NEUTZMANN, AARON (90)66 NEUTZMANN, MIKE (88) 42.120.123 NEWBERRY. KAREN (88) 42.138.153.1 NICKEL. BRENDA (90) 66.114.119. 1 NORRIS. SHERRY (89) 54. 126 NOVAK. KIM (87)27.114.135.1 NURCZYK. DAVE (89) 54.120.122.1 prah O'CONNELL. KERRI (88) 42.120.122 O’DONNELL. SHANDA (87) 27 OBERTS. JACQUELINE (89) 66.183 ODEC.AARD, DEBBIE (88) 42.140. 149. 1 OELKERS, HEIDI (89) 54.126.171 OFFERMAN. RALPH (87) 27. 146 OFFERMAN, SCOTT (89) 54. 180 OJALA. SANDRA (88) 42 OLDANI. MARK (90) 66 OLDS. THOMAS (90) OLSEN. GENE (89) 54 ORZECH. MICHELLE (87) 27.126 OSPALIK. KEN (89) 54.174. 168. 1 OTT. DEBBIE (90) 66.176.181 OTT.JIM(87)27.118.150.1 OTTO. STEVE (87) 27.159 OVITT. KELLY (88) OWENS. CATHY (89) 54.137.181 la toon PACE. JULIE (88) 42 PACE III. JOSEPH (90) 66.138 PALMER. JOANN (89)55. 120. 122. I PAQUET. SCOTT (88) 42.38.148.15 PARASKA. MICHELLE (88) 42.85.137.46 PARNELL. JUSTIN (89) 55 PARRISH. PETER (88) PARTILLA. LISA (88) 15.42.79. 146 PARTILIA. LYNDA (88) 42. 134. 126. 1 PASCAVIS. TRAVIS (90) 66.139.180 PATTERSON. DEBBIE (88) 42 PATTERSON. DENISE (87) 27 PAUL. WILLIAM (88) 42 PAULEY. CHRIS (T) 106 PEARSON. JEFF (89) 55. 120.123 PEMBLE. BRYAN (88) 42 PERINAR. KARI (87) 27.87.114.11 PERONA. BERNARD (87) 27 PERONA. JOSEPH (88)42 PETERSON. MARY (T) 106 PETERSON. TRACEY (89) 55.181 PETKA. JENNIFER (90)66.175.180 PFEIFFER. MARK (90) 66.171 PFEIFFER. SCOTT (89) 55.134 PHELPS. MIKE (88) 42 PICHA. KATIE (89) 55 PICHA. SUSAN (87) 27.139 PIOTROWSKI. MATT (88) 42 218 INDEX PIUNTI. NICOLE (90)66.120.122 PLATT. JEFF (88) 42 PLATT. TISHA (89) 55 PLATT. TRACY (88) 42 PLESHAR. JODY (88) 42.192 PLUT. MELISSA (90) 66 POLINY. SANDRA (88) 42 POLNIAZEK. DEBBIE (88) 42 POLYAK. MIRKO (88) 42. 126.128.1 POLYAK. TONY (88)42 POPEK. MICHELLE (88) 42. 126.136.1 POPOVICH. ERIC (90)66 POTTINC.ER. CAROLYN (T) 106 POWERS. THOMAS (88) 42.158 POYNER. BOB (88) 42.120,123 PRANSKY. LISA (89) PRIEBOY. CHRIS (88) 43.116.193 PRIEBOY. JIM (90)66. 169 PRIEBOY. TONI (88) 43.117.151 PRIESKA. MICHELLE 180 PRIEST. CHRISTOPHER 66.175.160 PROCHASKA. KIM (88) 43. 136.137.1 PRODEHL. DAWN (89) 55.126 PROPPER. SUE (88) 43 PUBENTZ. CHRISTINE (90) 66 PUGUBSE. FREDRICK (90) 66 PULIERI, CHRIS (89) 55 PULIERI. LISA (87) 27 mlie rocks the midwest QUINN. MIKE (88) 43.154 Ron Reagan. Jr. risks his business on Saturday Night Live RACCHINI. GLORIA (T) 106 RACICH. ANN (87) 27. 76.85.116 RAGO.JIM (90)66 RAHTZ. DAVE (T) 106.168.49 RAINS. DARRELL (90) 66.182 RAKESTRAW. MARY (87) 27 RAKESTRAW. ROY (89) 55 RAMSEYER. JIM (88) 43.146 RASKE, ALEX (88) 43.120.123 RASKE. LESLIE (90) RASPOLICH. MICHELLE (88) 43.131 RASPOLICH. PAUL (87) 160 RATHBUN. SHEILA (88) 43 RAY. CHRISTINE (87) 27.114.118.1 REAGAN. SCOTT (88) 158.193 REASKA. SCOTT (88) REBUEHR. MONICA (88) 43.117.126 REDMOND. CORENE (90) 66.61 REED. JACK (88)43 REED. MICHAEL 107 REGIS. MARK (87) 27 REICK. AMY (88) 43 REITZ. DAVID (89) 55 REKS. RAY (88) 43. 146. 159 REMUS. TOM (87)27 RERUCHA. CHRISTOPHER 55 REZABEK. JEFFREY (90) 66.172 RICHARDS. BOB (89) 55.117 RICHMOND. JEFF (87) 27.130 RICHTER. SHAWN (87) 21.28.74.118 R1 EDERER. STEVE 148. 149. 159 RILEY. DAVE (89)66.126,174.1 RILEY. REBECCA (90) 66.127 RIO. ANDREA (87)28 RITCHEY. DOUGlJkS (87) 28 RITZE. JEANNETTE (90) 66 RITZE. JIM (89)55 ROBERTS. HEATHER (90) 66.120.123.1 ROBINSON. BRYAN (87) 28 ROCHELL. TERRI (87) 28.74.131 ROCHELL. TRACI (87) 28.74. 162 ROIXIERS. CHRISTINE (88) 43 RODRIGUEZ. CARMEN (88) 43 ROGERS. LASHANA (87) ROGERS. TRACY (87) 28.32.118.13 ROKUSEK. EDWARD (90) 66.127.170.1 ROPPA. KAREN T) 107.165 ROSA. ANDRES (87) 28.81.85.159 ROSSE. MICHAEL (88) 43 ROSSETTO. ANDREA (90) 67.162 ROSSETTO. KAREN (88) 43.187 ROSSI. ANTHONY (90)67.178.159 ROUSONEIX S. JENNIFER (90) 67.140 ROUSONEUXS. LORI (88) 43.136.137 RUDDY. JULIE (88) 43.119.138.1 RUDDY. TODD (87) 28 RUDOLPH. HEIDI (87) 28.118.139 RUETTIGER, BONNIE (87) 28.114.118 RUETTIGER. FRED (88) 43. 160 RUSHING. EILEEN (87) 28 RUSHING. PAUL (88) 43. 164 RUSS. SCOTT (88) 43 RUSSELL. ANN (88) 6.43.159.192 Rl 'SSELL. KEVIN (90) 67 RUSSELL SCOTT (89) 55.179 Rl THERFORD. BRIAN (89) 55.180 RITHERFORD. JEAN (T) 107 RITHERFORD. KIM (89) 55 RYAN. BILL (87) 28.118 RYAN. JEFF (89) 55. 138. 170. 1 ay No To Drug� SADILEK. VICKI (87) 28.134 SAGGESE. NEIL (88) 43. 126. 146 SALISBURY. CINDY (88) 43.119.120.1 SALISBURY. JULIE (90) 67.175.61.16 SALISBURY. MICHAEL (T) 107 SALTER. I.ORI (89) 55.126.173.1 SAMPSON. CARRIE (88) 43 SAMPSON. DANIEL (90) 67.182 SAMS. ROBERT (87) 146 SANCHEZ. ESTELLE (90) 67 SANDERS. DAVE (87) SANFORD. TOM (88) 43.126 SAUNDERS. KELLYN (88) 43 SAW1N. ERIC (90) 67. 180 SCHAACK. ROBERT (87) 44 SCHAEFER. DON (87) 28 SCHAUER. DAWN (88) 44.153,157 SCHELLER. DEB (88) 44. 114.115.1 SCHIAVI. ERIC (88) 44 SCHIFFER. CHAD (90) 127 SCHILD. I.AUNA (87)28 SCHLIEBEN. DAVID (89) 55.174,168. 1 SCHLOTT. GEORGE 108 SCHMIT. JEFFREY (90) 67.169 SCHMITZ. ADAM (88) 146 SCHMITZ. KRISTIN (88) 44. 144.163.1 SCHMULDT. MIKE (90) 58 SCHNEIDER. AMY (89) 55.126 SCHOFIELD. DOUG (89) 55. 170,177 SCHOLTES. CHRIS (89) 55.146.180 SCHOLTES. DAVE (87) 28.117.119. 1 SCHOPPE, STEVEN (90)67.169. 179 SCHOPPE. SUSAN (90)67.117.120.1 SCHRADER. BRIAN (90) 67.127.128 SCHRADER. STEVE (87) 28.150 SCHROLL, TAMMY (88) 44 SCHULTZ. BARB (88) 44 SCHULTZ. DEBBIE (89) 55.181 SCHULTZ. RON (87) 28 SCHULTZ. TOM I (89) 55.174 SCHURE. DON (87) 28 SCHWAB. PAUL (87) 29 SCHWARTZ. JIM (89) 55 SCHWINNEN. MARK (87) 29.33.84 SCOTT. JEFF (88) 44. 146 SCOTT. SHERI (89) SEASLY. BARB (88) 44.157 SEBBY. CLAUDINE (89) 56 SEBBY. KELLY (90) 67 SEIFERT. ROSALIND (89) 56 SELF. ASHLEY (90) 67 SELINGER. MELISSA (89) 56.173,157,1 SEMPLINSKI. CAROLE (90) 67.127 SENFFNER. JOYCE (T) 108 SEXTON. DOUG (87) 29 SEXTON. JODY (87) SHACKELFORD. JEFF (87) 29 SHACKELFORD. JODI (87) 15.29.32.118 SHARAR. CORY (89) 56.126,170,1 SHAW. JEREMY (89) 56 SHEPARD, FRED (87)29 SHICK. DANNY (90)67. 169 SHIFFER. CHAD (90) 67. 179 SHIREMAN. CHRISTINA (87) 29. 118.134 SHIREMAN. JASON (90)67.179 SHIVES. JASON (90) SHORT. JEFF (88) 44 SHUST. JENNIFER (88) 44 SIEVERT. DUANE (89) 56.126.140 SIEVERT. STEVE (88) 44 SIGMAN. CARRIE (90) 67.117.127.1 SIMENSON. KELLY (87) 29.85.114.11 SIMENSON. KRISTY (88) 44.114. 116. 4 SIMMS. JERI (90)67.120.122. 1 SIMON. JOE (89)56. 168 SIMON. KRISTINA (88) 44.135 SIMON. PAMELA (87)29 SIMON. PATRICIA (87) 29 SINGLETARY. BART (90) 67.169 SINGLETARY. ROGER (87) 29 SIROVY. DON (88)44 SKELTON. LAURA (90) 67.120.123.1 SLATER. JEFF (87) 29. 118.139 SLEEZER. TOOI) (87) 80.84.126 SMEETS.GREG (88) 44. 146.160. 1 SMEBTS. JEFF (87) 126.127.128 SMEGO. TIMOTHY (90) 67.120.123.1 SMITH. BARB (T) 108 SMITH. BLAKE (90) 67.118.169.1 SMITH. DAVID H (89) 56.123.158.1 SMITH. DAVID M (88) SMITH. DAVID R. (87) 120.196 SMITH. DENNIS (87) 29.84.85.146 SMITH. DOUGLAS (90) 67.175 SMITH. JESSE (90) 67 SMITH. LINDA (87) SMITH. MARY (88)44 SMITH. MICHELLE (88) 44 SMITH. STEVE (87) 29.120 SMOLICH. ERIC (90)67.127 SMOLICH. JOY (89) 56.126,59 SNEDIC. PAUL (87) 29.80 SNIDER. ELIZABETH (87) 29.118.120.1 SNIDER. SARAH (89) 56.120.122 SNYDER. JENNY (89) 56.120.122.1 SOBKOVIAK. PATTY (88) 44 SOHOL. DEJAY (89) 56.177 SOHOVICH. JOE (87) 30 SOKOLOSKI. DARLA (90) 67 SOKOLOSKI. JOHN (89) 56.117,120.1 SOLITA. LAURA (87) 30 SOSSONC. MICHELLE (88) 44 SOSSONG. PAULA (89) 5.56.77.176 SPARLIN. JENNIFER (90)67.78.171.16 SPARLIN. JOHN (88) 154. 164. 186 SPENCER. DIANE (88) 44 SPENCER. JANET (89) 56.126.136.1 SPRAGUE. HELEN (T) 108 STA A KS. M ATI' 154.159 STANDARD. KIM (87) 30 STANFIELD. BRAD (87) 30.118.148.1 STANFIELD. MATTHEW (90) 67,172 STECZYNSKI. JASON (90)68.179 STECZYNSKI. KARRIE (87) 30.118.135.1 STEFANICH. LYNN (88) 44.135,153.1 STEFANSKI. DEBBIE (89) 56.120,122 STEIN. JIM (89)56.128.126.1 STEPHENS. LISA (87) 30.139 STERNISHA. ANTHONY (90) 68 STERNISHA. FRANK (87) 30 STEVENS. JIM (87)30.75 STEYER. SAM (89) 56.126.174 STIMAC. CHRISTOPHER 68.169 STINE. STACIE (89) 56 STITELEY. GLEN (88) 44. 150.160 STONE. DWIGHT (88) 138.139,150 STONE. WENDY (90)68 STONKING. MARCUS (90) 68 STORM. DONALD (89) 56 STREMER. MICHAEL (90) 68.120.123 STRNAD. GEORGE (88) 45.158 STRNAD. SHANNON (89)56,126.183 STROH. STACY (88) 45 STRUBBE. JILL (90) 68.127 SUMMERS. KAREN 199 SULLIVAN. KELLY (90) 68.114.181 SUNDQUIST. JOHN (87) 30.159 SWANSON. HEATHER SWANSON. JILL (88)45 SWINFORD. KATHY (89) 56.126.128.4 SWINFORD. I .AURA (87) 30.126.201 SZABO. SHERRI (88) 45.85. 136.13 SZABO. STEPHAN1 (87) 30 T op Gun TA. DOMINIC (87)30.146 TANNENBAUM. ANGIE (88) 45.131.146.3 TATE. CHRIS (89) 56.120.122.1 TAYLOR. BRAHM (89) 56.126.168 TAYLOR. LEROY (89) 56.120.122 TAYLOR. LINDA (88) 45.120.122 TERRY. GLEN (89)56 TEUFER, GREG THE1LBERG. CATHY (T) 109.49 THERES. DARLENE (87) 30 THERES. THOMAS (90) 68.177 THOMAS. MELINDA (89) 56.114.117 THOMPSON. JEFF (88) 45.37.154. 16 THOMSON. RAY (89) 56 THOMPSON. RICHARD (89) 56 THOMPSON. TOM (89) 57 THOMPSON. WILLIAM (90)68. 178 THOMSON. CHRISTINE (88) 45.131. 130.1 TIES. BRIAN (89) 57 TINSMAN. LISA (90) 68.120.123 TOLF. CYNTHIA (90)68.120.122 TOMKO. LISA (87)30 TONELLI. MICHELLE (90) 4,68.127 TOWN1LL. JILL (87) 30.117 TOWN ILL. HOLLY (89) 57.76 TRAINA. DAN (88) 45 TRATTNER. JEFF (87) 30 TRATTNER. MARK (89) 57 TREMPER. NICKI (87) 30.183 TUCKER. JUDY (87)30 TUNELL, STEVE (T) 109.111.37 TURKOT. DEB (88) 45.135.138.1 TURNER. JOH N (87) 30.118 TURNER. TARA (88) 45.192 TURVEY. ADAM (89) 57.126 TWEET. KENNETH (90) 68 D S. and the Soviet edge toward a summit UNDERHILL. STEPHANIE (90) 68 UNDERWOOD. JONATHAN (89) 57.120.123.1 UNGER. TINA (87) 30.139 UNSELL. LISA (88) 45.10 v oyager Yeager and Rutan VALDES. KIM (89) 57.126.158 VALDEZ. ED (87) 31 VALDEZ. RUBEN (88) 45.158 VALECKA. ALBERT (88) 45 VALERUGO. HELEN (T) 109 VAN SLYKE. TRACY (90) 68.132 VAN WINSEN. LISA (88) 45 VANCE. JACKIE (87) 31.139 VANDERWERFF. ANDREA (87) 31.85.86.200 VANDERWERFF. KIRK (89) 57 VANT1LBURG. TED (90) 68.178 VARLEY. BRIAN (90) 68 VAUGHAN. I AURA (89)57.126.173 VEGA. JORGE (90) 57.177 VENTERS. CLANTON (88) 45 VENTS1AS. YVETTE (90) 68 VERKIJVN. GERALD (88) 45.193 VIALPANDO. STEVEN (90) 68.175 VIEIRA. DANIELLE (89) 57.126.162 VIEIRA. DENISE (89) 57.126.162 VISSER. THOMAS (90) 68 VOGEN, KIM (87) 31,165 VOLLMER. BRENDA (89) 57 VOSS. ANTHONY (88) 45 WEBER. JEFF (88) WEBER. LESLIE (89) 57.173,181 WEBSTER. BRADY (88) 45.120,123.1 WEBSTER. BRIAN (89) 57.120.123 WE1MER. WAYNE (90)69 WELCH. BETH (88) 45 WELCH. MIKE (88) 45 WELLER. MATT (89) 57 WERNER. DOROTHY (87) WESSON. THOMAS (87) 32 WEST. DELLE T) 32.109.201 WEST. JOSEPH (90) 69 WHEATON. TRACY (88) 45 WHEELER. ERIN (90) 69 WHEELER. JULIE (88) 45 WHITE. JASON (87) 32.119 WHITE. JENNY (89) 15.57,176.16 WHITE. JULIE (88) 45 WHITLEY. JOSHUA (90) 69.139 WHITNEY. ROBERT (88) 45.154 W1CKISER, CAL (88) WICKISER. JAMES (90) 69.178 WIECLAW. RHONDA (89) 57 WIITANEN. JEFF (89) 57 WILDER. CAROL (89) 57 WILKENS. MARIAN (T) 109 W'ILKEY. JULIE (88) 46 WILKINS. KIMBERLY (89) 57 WILKINSON. BRIAN (90) 69. 180 WILKINSON. DAVE (88) 46 WILLIAMS. ALBERT. VAN 58.126. 168 WILLIAMS. BONNIE (T) 110 WILLIAMS. HOVEY (90) 69.169 WILLIAMS. KELLY (90) 69 WILLIAMS. THOMAS (90) 69 WILLIAMS. VALERIE (87) 32 WILLIAMSON. LAURA (87) 32.118.139 WILLIS. LESLIE (89) 58 WILSON. DAVE (88) 6.46.116.120 WILSON. JOHN (89) 58.126.158.1 WI1.SON. TIFFANIE (89) 58.136.137 WINCHESTER. JOEL (87) 32 WINTERSTEIN. PAULA (89) 58.126 WITTEKIEND, TERRY (T) 110 WITTKOFSKI. JEANNE (87) 32.153 WITTKOFSKI, JOAN (89) 58.173 WITTMAN, BRUCE (88) 46.154.155,1 WOLCOTT. SCOTT (89) 58 WOLS. HEATHER (87) 32.118 WOOD. BRAD (87) WOOD. REBICCA (90) 69 WORDEN. CARRIE (90) 69 WORKMAN. STEVE (90) 69.169 WORREL. ERNEST 139 WOZNIAK. DAVE (87) 32 WOZNIAK JENNY (89)58.148.149.1 WOZNIAK. JODY (89) 58.148.149. 1 WUNDERLICH. ANDREW (90) 69.120.123.1 WYSOCK, LYNN (87) 32 WYSOCKI. CRAIG (90) 69 WYSOCKl.JKNNY (88) 46 heel of Fortune — Vanna and Pat WAGNON. KRIS (87) 31 WALDORF. DR. JAMES 92.196.192 WALDRON. BEN (88) 45 WALDRON. MARK 174 WALDVOGRL. GAYLE (87) 31.118.135.1 WALLACE. CARMEN (89) 57.138 WALLDREN. MARVIN (89) 57 WALLER. MICHAEL (90) 68.178 WALLIN. CHERYL (90) 68 WALLIN. GAROLD (88) 45 WALOWSKI. TIMOTHY (90) 68 WALSH. GEORGE (90) 69.180 WARD. JIM (87) 7.31.146.158 WARD. SEAN (90) 69.178,169. 1 W'ARGO. GREG 146 WARNER. CHRISTINA (89) 57.126 WARWICK. BRIAN (89) 57.120.123.1 WARZON. JULIE (87) 31.151 WARZON. LARA (90) 69.173 WATERS. KIM (88) 45.126.128.1 WATKINS. CHRISTOPHER 45 WATSON. BRIAN (87) 31.158 WATSON. CHRISTOPHER 69.178.180 WATSON. MARK (87) 32.120.123.1 WEBB. AMY (89)57,126.128.1 WEBB. RENEE (89) 57 WEBB. RICHARD (88) ’V uppies take control YARBROUGH. JAMES (T) 110 YEATES. RANDALL (90) 69.127 YOUNGIX)VE, DAVID (90) 69 YUNKER. JENNIFER (90) 69.162 YUNKER. SHERRI (88) 46.126.138.1 Z� ZACH. ELIZABETH (90) 69.117.127 ZAN. BRANDY (88) 46.126,159,1 ZAN. CRIAG (90) 69 ZARLEY. MIKE (88) 46.164.192.1 ZARY. MIKE (87) 32 ZELAZNY. TRICIA (90) 69.181 ZETTERGREN. LINDA (90) 69.176.173,1 ZIELINSKI. TIFFANY (87) 26.32 ZIELINSKI. TODD (88) 46 ZIMMERMAN. DIANE (90) 69.117 ZIMMERMAN. HOLLY (90) 69.132 Z1NSER. ROBERT (90) 69 ZOBEL. MIKE (88) 46 ZWOLINSKI. JEFF (87) 32.146,154.1 ZWOLINSKI. 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