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β β Hi' What's up? A lot here Be- tween organizing the 1987 88 year book and participating in life, we have been quite busy This year's yearbook deals with written com- munications between students, teachers, and friends begin per formed in various ways We the ed itors, have learned a great deal about Plainfield High School Using the notes, passes, lockers, and even your clothes which we have discovered after the utter chaos caused by the 2 05 tone, we have compiled this yearbook, which has been created for you, by you. From cover to cover, some of your thoughts appear We have tried not to invade your personal life, but think that these communications are rather amusing and want to share them with all of you Hope you enpy it! Qlnnuuuttuy (llmisiilibatcif It mils Post-it-notes the staff collected with quips from the editors Yesterday's a memory. s a ( ream' Ways a pain in the butt i SENIORS.......17 L YXaJL Life inmmimmMiiiiiimiiiiiMMimnn ( r - without teachers wouM irΒ pjetely lack c( x b b ! faculty Β°3 f dr j'i they O v 3 p)j Β£ P V cu ty Β£ J ]for iclder chaos ORGANIZATIONS. β’13 DoΒ J ru ffΒ t S. Noo uio r Loot Lite a pot . - jwr PiCTo es SVArtULtR | 4)Uk A- ffe fiTVix ,0% TTvC v'- r4 1 ' , ' r r Don't come unraveled but... UNDERCLASSMEN UNDERCLASSMEN...39 0 sJL A1 Cl KftAJL 5 vo OnoiL -VJut vj jOAN. Wo bOsiv r - UA dJuutiui6CP JS$9 ' PΒ 4 Wan I WANT W)UR BODY . 14.1 Alu f cf qJLH ! lAv toonaΒ£ds r y PAJer iUj IdUfayy fr. y ph edCxVot' IQ 00 1+ makes people wonder whaf youVe been up to I STUDENT LIFE.....69 1 X + Ont XjU, IxVbui OJL Vo cfl Β dr ti -It Is it the WEEKEND yet ??? ..............191 ikDE 216 CLdU -MvJU pO Ojpi roonra. 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MoQ ky n kx-ed JZ Actual messages collected or interpret- ed by the staff and or editor (below) . __ uyr -chri -j_ f=ee ! h ta f 'nCur jp. rPf lli I___ nice. 4n ui. and t-lhmqbn -I- iruopun rmin i uaP k.LSr q -Pnenris'. TUJ bid Lfi i __ ana v -b QΒ£u n a'tsncr?________ pi t a- r ft itti nn? iJL iarr), r c 4- lu. Ufs hrs en rr |h? -Β§ i. l'httf rVVY im uisQa IjQ'vVa n r ri rffie. anr bnhu LVi-ie. K pIc J MΒ£e7i a, CURRENT EVENTS 1987- 1988 Mass media β H influences your communications A year filled with con- troversy: in religious areas β Jim and Tam- my Bakker's decline; in national affairs β Supreme Court rejec- tion and the Reagan- Gorbachev (TIME'S Man of the Year) mis- sile treaty, and in fi- nancial areas β the October stock market crash and then ... 6 OPENING β WcO bCVtOM iΒ«' i ..Β« i A svA '°° Β«AHTO | m bo.vo'N f B aΒ vcVΒ Jgk Β«VΒ ? Β«a ovte'- .. there's Hollywood (or news β Moonlighting's Bruce Willis' marriage and Tom Cruise's marriage, new movies β Wall Street, Broadcast News. Fatal At- traction, and Robocop 8 OPENING The Freshmen struggle to gain ground during the tug-of-war. Chris Priest and Rob Zwolmski struggle to cross the white line for the Juniors. Lisa Bartilla and Michelle Popek use a hand, and they're not supposed to. to pass the apple The Juniors show off the results of their hard work which earned them a second place The Sophomores show their magic'β with a third place float The Seniors exhibit their recipe for a first place float The Freshmen are all smiles in their first high school homecoming and a fourth place float John Ivlow makes one of his many runs this season. Coach DeSutter confers with Shawn Carter during a game Quarterback Dave Schlieben hands off to John Ivlow on his way to 1.078 yards for the sea son in 138 carries Ray Reks ever so intent on watching the game Eric Wadsworth tries to play Tom Cruiseβs role in Risky Business. Are we invited to the party too? Revenge of the Nerds III Sheila Conroy ex- hibiting her domes tic talent on 50 s day. D R E 8 8 U P D A Y 8 13 K Q 1 . U N E G E N 1987 HOMECOMING COURT β Matt Surges, Missy Carter, Jennifer Rousonelous, Troy Dolbee, Jeff Donahue. Stephan Garboldi, Queen Lynn McCann. King Gerlad Verklan, Lisa Partilia, Chris Cozzi, Lori Ashbaugh. Paul Ciadella. Senior Attendants: Lori Ashbaugh and Paul Ciadella Senior Attendants: Lisa Partilia and Chris Cozzi Junior Attendants Stephanie Gariboldi and Jeff Donahue 1986 Homecoming queen Kim Herman passes on her crown to Lynn McCann. 14 OPENING ___________ p 0 w D E R P U F F Senior powderpuff is hyped up before the game Juniors prepare for the game which they won. βWhere are the marshmallows?'' ask stu- dents who sit in front of the bonfire. Juniors psyching up before the game O CC CO qgP i jfl Matthew Everett Aharrah Daniel Joseph Anderson Stacey E Anno Brad M Antink Lori Ann Ashbaugh Catherine Ashby Charles D Stephen R Agman Bailey Stacy L. Bailey Tricia Lynn Bailey Robert A Baldwin Adam G. Baltz Charles William Bauer James Wesley Bergmann Robert S Bato Alan Baron Michael Walter Brian Allen Heather M Timothy Allen Kelly Jensen demonstrates the fine art of booting a Bernard Betzwiser Biegun Birkett computer rx TlcJLx LUhJ%jis k!jbuurn J Diane L. Bootz Todd Charles Boreham Kim K. Bozman Charles Archie Happy seniors leave the building as another school day Brancecum ends Derek R. Brashear Paul David Brinker Daniel R. Brummel James Anthony Bryant Barry William Burd Bob Leroy Burke Tracy Lynn Jennifer L. Ronald James Scott A Andrea B. Leonard Bush Butler Carey Carneghi Carroll Cernetich iU. coj AMGlwUJ B Angie Tannenbaum was the var- sity statistician for football for two seasons. David Cliff el Jennifer Ann Collins Jeff S Cornelius Christopher Cozzi Robert Cummings Edward T Darby James R Davis Wendy Lynn Davison Patrick Michael James Joseph Michelle Renee Matt T. Richard Keith Alisha M Deering Delara Dement Desutter Deufl Dock Qeb kJkij )no j J4 ( UAK. h r OTLc G la Jennihr Poutngrd L dt J Michael Wayne Donaldson Steven Douglas Donaldson Mark E Doran Jennifer A Downard Sandra L Dunlap Michelle Lynn Durkin Renee S. Michael Andrew Faulk Fazio Shawn M Dyer V7 Jeffrey Alan Eberhard Jeffrey Michael Edgar Cynthia Ann Egner Charles J. England Cathy Sue Ernest AP Biology students check out their SCIENCE magazines for their weekly reports Robert Vernon Anne Mario Ferguson Fischbach ViAl QC fa. Ted Frances Carrie A Idania E Robert S Heather A Jennifer L Fredericks Fullington Galdamez Galyon Garlock Geisler David Micheal Christy D Melisa Renee Marc Christopher Larry N Meredith George Golliher Gomez Gomora Gross Jean Gruben An intimidating gang of Plainfield students stalk the hallways Cheryl Lynn Hayes Eric Wayne Heckerson Loretta Anne Hasse Jeffery M Hiller Todd M Hanson Thomas D. Helm Cj UuU LS} C ua WO G AjjJxt)+-- fbjdtiouJ aAASi C tfaA β friCnJ ir (Po f i- Zlim.'JO , β’ tA cjcjeh+ij ye Richard Todd Hoffman John Paul Ivec John David Ivlow Kelly Anne Jensen Holly Ann Kelly M. Scott Edward Johnston Johnson Johnson Colin Lee Hopper Amy Jean Hughes Angela J Huppert Jeff Thompson at work in Industrial Arts class and at play at the Homecoming dance k f,an r Michele Louise Nick A Joseph R Richard Joseph Tom Jones Judnick Kapsimalis Kastelic Kaveney Keasler TNs ears ha decorations embodwd the spnt of homeconrwig 71. Id; u oa. % y c James C. Christine Wendy L. Edward Gloria Doug Bruce Knopp Koerner Koerner Kozol Kramer Krueger Kristin Ann Rich J. Jennifer Beth Ann Linda Cheryl Kubtnski Lambert Ann Larson Latour Lea Todd Richard Leonard Gina Letasi Frank G. Uckua Leroy M. Long Joanna Mahoney Margarei i. Martin Scott Laurie Beth Lynn Mane Steven Allan Patrick Robert Laura L Martin Mason McCann McCauley McDaniel McDavitt CUicLu AoJjJ Wu{ X? Ckxh β -) y fT (IUaaJImX sj. Pe 0lβ¬ QbEGAAUb U), fjpgA U JLr suJ. Β±6 y Cjlas kA- 2 r David Paul McGan Jean Elizabeth McKenna Heather M Mills Michelle Marie Muza Sandra L Ojala Matthew Jon Nelson Kelly A Ovitt Michele Lynn Mitchell Julie Elaine Modzelewski John David Morris James Murray, Jr Karen Marie Newberry Michael Lee Nuetzmann Kerri Michelle O'Connell Debbie Sue Odegaard Some of the 'top'' students pose with their mentor, Mr Evans, in first Dawn A semester Government class Meredith 55 fAT.it VΒ£u 2 _ 5 gn ffown 'et :y Ar e jk C D' w Quick' Someone stop Bruce Wittman before he escapes with the towels Julie M Pace Scott Michael Paquet Peter James Parrish Deborah Jean Patterson Joseph E Perona Mike James Phelps Lemuel anion Polyak iviaiuicw rvmrvu Polyak 1M rN Michelle V Popek Robert William Poyner Christina M Prieboy Toni Prieboy Susan Joy Propper Kimberly Marie Prochaska Michael Quinn James P Ramseyer Lynda Faye Partilia v. Jody Lynne Pleshar Michelle Marie Paraska Lisa Mane Partilia Christine L. Carmen Dee Karen M. Micheal D. Lori Diane Julie Lynn Rodgers Rodriguez Rossetto Rossi Rousonelos Ruddy Fred Robert Paul S. Ann Marie Neil Edward Cindy Sue Carrie M Ruettiger Rushing Russell Saggese Salisbury Sampson Thomas Allen Kellyn M. Dawn M. Robert E. Deborah Rene Adam D. Sanford Saunders Schauer Schaack Scheller Schmitz 'TVIacKiJUΒ Tammy Lynn Schroll Barbara L. Schultz Jeff B Scott Barbara Jill Seasly Jeffery Brian Short Stephen Lee Sieved Kristy Lynn Simenson Kristina Simon Donald Hooen Sirovy Senior powderpuff teams reacts wildly at the pep assembly on Friday. 29 Sheila Lynn Glen Lee Dwight Robert George L. Jill Renee Stefamch Stiteley Stone Strnad Swanson Angela M Tannenbaum Linda Ann Taylor Christine M Thomson Jeffery K. Thompson Dan Joseph Trama Sherri Ann Szabo Deborah A Turket Ruben Albert Valdez Valecka 30 Β£ sj O-CUkA QJl Xid jcuJ cS (UvrMLUL. Benjamin Allen Waldron Tracy J Wheaton I Bruce R Whittman Garold Lee Wallin Kimberly Ann Waters Brady A Webster Heather Mills and Ben Waldron exercise their smiles dur ing P E class Julie A Wheeler Julie C. White Robert Whitney Richard T. Wilkens David Kendall Wilson 9 Jennifer Lea Wysocki Brandy Jean Zan Sherri L Yunkewr Micheal Christian Zarley Mike James Zobol 31 Ifarf Jfc'nny Uus John Qw'j-ZTsAou, Steve and Mike Donaldson with Cindy Egner and Michelle Durkin in front of their lockers. Paul Ciadella spent nearly three hours sleeping in Mr Kingβs Econ class and the rest of the class fol- lowed suit and joined him ab- sorbing Econ by diffusion Congratulations! SudOOLt .4k. iutt tStusJ fi Seated Angie Tannenbaum β Pres- ident, Kristin Kubinski β Secretary. Standing: Mr Tunnell. Holly Johnston β Vice President, Michelle Smith β Treasurer, Mrs. McCarroll AHARRAH, MATT β August 3, 1970 β Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 2 ANDERSON, DAN β June 13, 1970 β Football 1,2, 3, 4 8 E N I 0 R ASHBAUGH, LORI ANN β August 19, 1970 β Pompons 3; Homecoming Court 1,4; Spring Musical 1,2; Powderpuff 3. 4; Guidance Otfice Aide 2, 3, 4, Choir: Girls 1, Concert 2; Cheerleader: Basketball 2, 4; Football 1, 2, 4; Wrestling 1; Track 1, 2; Baseball 3, 4 (Mgr.) ASHBY, CASSIE β November 23, 1970 β Plainsman 1, 2; Green and White Review 1,2,3; Fall Play 1, 4; Scholastic Bowl 3; Science Club 1, 2, 3; Computer Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Photography Club 1,2, 3; III State Scholar 4; Media Aide 4; Speech Team 1, 2, 3; Track 3 (Mgr.) AZMAN, CHUCK β October 2, 1970 β Band 1, 2. 3, 4; Jazz Band 2 BAILEY, STEPHEN R. JR. β November 18, 1970 β Golt 1, 2, 3,4 BALDWIN, ROBERT β September 28, 1970 β Scholastic Bowl 3; Computer Club 4; Photography Club 4 BARON, ALAN PETER β October 2, 1970 β III State Scholar 4; Football 1; Track 2,3; Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Jets 4 BATO, BOB β November 23, 1970 β Track-2; Golf 1,2, 3, 4 BAUER, CHARLES W. β September 23, 1970 β Spring Musical 3; Math Team 3; NHS 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Jets 4 BERNARD, MIKE β August 12, 1970 β Spring Musical 3, 4; Choir: Boys 1; Concert 3,4; Football 1,2,3, 4; Track 1,3; Wrestling 2 c R E D I T 8 BAILEY, TRICIA β May 13,1970 β Powderpuff 3, 4; Track 1,2; Basketball 1,2 Congratulations GLEN STITELEY BIRKETT, TIM β October 19,1970 β Spring Musical 1,3,4 (Pit Orch ); Band 1,2,3, 4; Jazz Band 1,2,3; Pep Band 1,2, 3,4 BIRSA, JOHN β February 10, 1970 β Spring Musical 1,2, 3, 4; Choir: Boys 1, 3, 4; Concert 2, 4; Madrigals 1, 2, 3, 4; Chamber 3; Football 1,2, 3, 4; Track 1,2, 3 BJEKICH, KIMBERLY A β March 11, 1970 BLUM, ANGIE β November 28, 1970 β Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4 BOOTZ, DIANE β February 3, 1970 β Plainsman 1, 2; Math Team 1; III. State Scholar 4; Office Aide 4; NHS 3, 4; FCA 1; Track 1, 2; Volleyball 2, 3, 4 BOREHAM, TODD β August 18,1970 β Baseball 1,2,3,4 BURKE, BOB β December 5, 1970 β Fall Play 1; Spring Musical 1,3, 4; Band 1, 2; Pep Band 1, 2; Speech Team 3; FCA 2, 3; Boys' State 3; Choir: Concert 3,4; Madrigals 1,4; Chamber 4; Football 1; Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4; All State Dist. Choir 4 CAREY, RON β September 9, 1970 β Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4 CERNETICH, LEONARD β April 11, 1970 β Baseball 1, 2 'ly heAt, 3 1 β’ ii Ii N SIA SU. IaJMsu 133 CHANDLER. LAURA LYN β March 7, 1970 β Pompons 3. 4 (Treasurer 3); Math Team 3,4 (Vice-President 4); NHS 3,4 (Vice-President); Cheerleader: Wrestling 2; Track 1, 2, 3, 4 (Boys Mgr ); Transfer Student 1 CIALDELLA, PAUL R. β March 29,1970 β Class Officer 2 (Pres ); Homecoming Court 4; Media Aide 2; Football 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3 CORNELIUS, JEFF β October 25, 1969 COZZI, CHRIS β December 29, 1969 β Homecoming Court 3, 4; III. State Scholar 4; Star Team 4; NHS 3, 4 (President); Boys' State 3; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2 DEERING, PATRICK M β October 12, 1970 β Quill and Scroll 2, 3, 4; Green and White Review 2, 3, 4; Fall Play 2,3, 4; Scholastic Bowl 3, 4; Science Club 2, 3, 4; III. State Scholar 4; Media Aide 1; Speech Team 2, 3, 4; NHS 3, 4; FCA 2, 3, 4; Madrigal Dancer 2 DELARA, JIM β July 28, 1970 β Student Council 4 (Secretary Treasurer); Fall Play 4; Math Team 3, 4; Science Club 3, 4; III. State Scholar 4; Speech Team 3, 4; NHS 3, 4 DEMENT, MICHELLE β September 16, 1970 β Spring Musical 1,2, 3, 4; Powderpuff 3, 4; Color Guard 1, 2, 3; III. State Scholar 4; NHS 3, 4; Girls' State 3; Choir: Girls 1; Treble 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1 (Boys' Mgr.) DOCK, ALISHA β July 18, 1970 β Track 2; Wrestling 3, 4 (Mgr ); Transfer Student 2 DONALDSON, MIKE -β June 17, 1970 β Plainsman 3, 4; Photography Club 4; FCA 3, 4 (Treasurer); Track 1, 2, 3; National Guard 4 DONALDSON, STEVE β June 17, 1970 β Plainsman 1,2, 3, 4; Green and White Review 3, 4; Student Council 4 III State Scholar 4; NHS 3, 4; FCA 3, 4; Boys' State 3; Cross Country 4; Track 2, 3; National Guard 4 DUNLAP, CUJO β September 8, 1970 β Fall Play 3, 4; Spring Musical 4; Star Team 3, 4; OEA 4 (President); Transfer Student 3 DURKIN, MICHELLE β May 15, 1970 β Plainsman 4; Spring Musical 1, 2, 3, 4 (Pit Orch.); Band 1, 2, 3, 4 (Drum Major 4); Pep Band 1,2, 3; FCA 4 DYER, SHAWN MICHEAL β March 20, 1970 β Band 1,2, 3; Pep Band 1,2,3; Photography Club 1, 2 EBERHARD, JEFF β October 18, 1969 β Photography Club 1; Media Aide 2; Football 1; IRO 4 EDGAR, JEFF β December 29,1970 β Wrestling 1,2, 3, 4 EGNER, CYNTHIA β May 6, 1970 β Pompons 1, 2, 3, 4 (Treasurer 2, Co-Captain 4); Spring Musical 1, 2, 3, 4; Speech Team 2, 3; NHS 3, 4; FCA 2, 3, 4; Choir: Girls 1; Concert 2, 3, 4; Treble 4; Madrigals 4 FAZIO, MICHEAL β January 25, 1970 β Fielder 4; Spring Musical 2, 3; Choir: Boys 1; Concert 2, 3, 4; Football; Track 2, 3; Baseball 1 FISCHBACH, ANNE β October 26, 1969 β Math Team 3, 4 (Secretary); III. State Scholar 4; NHS 3, 4 (Secretary); Choir: Girls 1; Concert 2,3; Treble 4; Madrigals 4; Softball 2 (Mgr.); Basketball 1, 2, 3; Jets 4 FULLINGTON, CARRIE β Pompons 2, 4; Cheerleader: Basketball 2, 4; Football 2, 4; Baseball 3, 4 (Mgr.) GALDAMEZ, IDANIA β September 24,1970 β Main Office Aide 3; OEA 4 GAYLON, ROB β September 13, 1970 β Science Club 4 III. State Scholar 4; Track 3, 4; Golf 1, 2, 3, 4 (MVP 4; All Conference 4) GARLOCK, HEATHER β March 14, 1970 β Powderpuff 3 Cross Country 4; Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 (Captain) GEISTLER, JENIFER β April 21, 1970 β Plainsman 1 Media Aide 3; Attendance Office Aide 4; FCA 2; Softball 2 (Mgr ); Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 (Statistician); Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4 GOLLIHER, CHRISTY - July 21, 1970 β Fall Play 3 Spring Musical 4; III. State Scholar 4; Main Office Aide 4 NHS 3, 4; FCA 4; Choir: Treble 4; Madrigals 4; Volleyball 4 (Mgr.) GOMEZ, MELISSA β June 25, 1970 β Spring Musical 3,4 (Pit Orch ); Band 1, 2, 3, 4 (Treasurer Librarian); Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Winter Guard 4 (Rifle Capt.) CONGRATULATIONS, Barbara Love Mom and Dad feiSTsdir ysΒ . MS Co n q'uLi, LoOe - raw and (r ra r a. Β£y-4-ffΒ£ (rr m A'5 e f o Q Β£ Laurie Β§ Mason y GOMORA, MARC β December 9,1969 β III. State Scholar 4; Baseball 1, 2 GRUBEN, MEREDITH β July 21, 1970 β Pompons 1, 2; Powderpuff 3, 4; Track 1, 2 GRUBEN, PETE β December 28, 1969 HECKERSON, ERIC W. β December 16, 1969 β Spring Musical 1,2, 3, 4 (Audio Visual Crew); Media Aide 1,2,3, 4; P.H.S. Video Crew 1, 2, 3, 4 HILLER, JEFF β September 17, 1970 β NHS 3,4; Football 1,2, 3, 4 (Captain); Track 3, 4; Baseball 1 HOOPER, DEBBIE β June 23, 1970 β Powderpuff 3, 4; Media Aide 3; Guidance Office Aide 2, 4; Softball 1,2, 3, 4 HUGHES, AMY β January 4, 1970 β Student Council 4; Pompons 4; III. State Scholar 4; Guidance Office Aide 4; NHS 4 HUPPERT, ANGIE β July 10, 1970 β Band 1; OEA 4 IVEC, JOHN PAUL β March 21,1970 β Fielder 4; Student Council 3,4 (Senior Class Representative); Math Team 1,2, 3, 4 (President); Computer Club 1,2, 3, 4; III. State Scholar 4; Speech Team 1, 2, 3; NHS3, 4; Boys' State 3; Jets 4 JUDNICK, MICHELE LOUISE β October 1, 1970 β Plains- man 2; Green and White Review 3 (Cover Design); FCA 3, 4; Football 1 (Mgr.) KAPSIMALIS, NICK β August 27, 1970 β Photography Club 1; Media Aide 1 KEASLER, TOM β May 22, 1970 β Spring Musical 1,2, 3, 4; Choir: Boys 1; Concert 2,3,4; Football 1,2; Baseball 1,2, 3,4 KELLY, BRIAN β April 17, 1970 KELLY, BRENDA β April 17,1970 β Guidance Office Aide 3 KELLY, MICHELLE ANNE β November 18, 1970 β Fielder 4; Student Council 4; Fall Play 1,2,3,4; Spring Musical 1,2, 3 (Pit Orch 2, 3); Band 1,2, 3, 4; Pep Band 1,2, 3, 4; Winter Guard 4; Speech Team 2; NHS 3, 4; Cross Country 3; Track 1,2, 3,4 KELLY, SHELIA β May 2,1970 β Color Guard 1,2; OEA 4; Softball 1,2 KEVISH, ANN β January 13.1970 β Powderpuff 3, 4; FCA 1, 2; Softball 1,2, 3, 4; Basketball 1,2, 3 IVLOW, JOHN DAVID β January 26, 1970 β Class Officer 1, 2; Homecoming Court 2; Spring Musical 1, 2, 3, 4; Guidance Office Aide 4; Choir: Boys 1; Concert 1, 2, 3; Football 1, 2, 3, 4 (Captain); Wrestling 1, 2, 3 (Captain) JENSEN, KELLY β September 24,1970 β Class Officer 2; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4 (Sec. Treas. 3, President 4); Fall Play 1,2; Spring Musical 2, 3, 4; Powderpuff 4 (Mgr ); Band 1,2,3; Pep Band 1, 2, 3; III. State Scholar 4; Main Office Aide 4; Speech Team 1,2,3 (State 1; Districts 2; Regionals 3); Girls' State 3; Choir: Concert 2, 3,4; Treble 2; Madrigals 4; Chamber 4; District Choir 3; Transfer Student 2 JOHNSON, KELLY β December 11,1969 β Powderpuff 3; Office Aide 2. 3; OEA 4; Cheerleader: Basketball 2, 4; Football 2, 4; Track 1 JOHNSTON, HOLLY ANN β January 9, 1970 β Class Officer 1,2,3,4; III. State Scholar 4; Attendance Office Aide 3, 4; NHS 3, 4; Tennis 1,2, 3,4 KOERNER, CHRIS β June 6, 1970 β Pompons 2, 3, 4 (Secretary 4); NHS 3, 4; Volleyball 1 KOERNER, WENDY β March 28, 1970 β OEA 4; Softball 3 KRAMER, GLORIA β April 12, 1970 β Guidance Office Aide 3, 4 KUBINSKI, KRISTIN β September 14, 1970 β Class Of- ficer 3, 4; Spring Musical 1; Attendance Office Aide 2, 3; NHS 3, 4; Cheerleader: Basketball 2; Football 1, 2; Wres- tling 1; Tennis 3, 4 LARSON, JENNY β July 29, 1970 β III. State Scholar 4; Attendance Office Aide 2, 3, 4; NHS 3, 4; Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 4 (Capt ); Track 1,2, 3, 4 LATOUR, BETH β April 29, 1970 β Spring Musical 1,2, 3; Powderpuff 3, 4; Choir: Girls 1; Treble 2, 3, 4 MOS Aj w Sort βV - LEA, LINDA β July 29, 1970 β Photography Club 1,2, 3. 4 III State Scholar 4; Office Aide 4 LEE. DENISE M β December 2, 1970 β Color Guard 1, 2; Media Aide 2, 3; OEA 4 LETASI, GINA β January 5, 1970 β Photography Club 2; Media Aide 2, 4; Track 2, 3 LOCKWOOD. TRACY β December 18, 1969 β Fall Play 4; Spring Musical 1.2, 3, 4, Powderpuff 3; Office Aide 4, Star Team 2; Choir: Concert 1,2, 3, 4, Madrigals 4; Cheerleader: Football 1: Wrestling 1, 2 MARTIN, MARGARET I β November 17, 1970 β Office Aide 2, 3, 4: Football 2, 3 (Mgr) MASON, LAURIE β November 3, 1969 A-'-C+Β£)Lc Β£ Cv f JbajL MCCANN, LYNN β October 4, 1970 β Homecoming Queen 4; Spring Musical 2. Powderpuff 3. 4; Guidance Office Aide 3, 4; Choir Concert 1, 2; Cheerleader: Bas- ketball 2,3,4 (Capt); Football 1,2,3, 4 (Capt); Wrestling 1 MCDAVITT, LAURA L. β March 6, 1970 β Pompons 1, 2, 3, 4 (Capt ); Spring Musical 1, 2; Powderpuff 3; Office Aide 3, 4, Choir Girls 1, Concert 2 MCKENNA. JEAN β December 30, 1969 β Choir: Girls 1; Concert 2 MCKINNEY, DEANNA β July 7, 1970 β Powderpuff 4; Color Guard 1; OEA 4 MEREDITH, DAWN β October 5, 1970 β OEA 4 MINNICK, ANGEL β March 4, 1970 β Band 1 MURRAY, JIM β July 6, 1970 β Football 1,2, 3, 4; Track 3; Tennis 1, 2 MUZA, MICHELLE β April 20, 1970 β Color Guard 1,2, 3, 4, OEA 4 (Reporter) NELSEN, MATT β February 3, 1970 β Green and White Review 3, 4; Fall Play 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Jazz Band 2,3; Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Math Team 1, 2, 3, 4 (Treasurer); Science Club 3, 4. Computer Club 2,3,4; III. State Scholar 4; NHS 3, 4, Boys' State 3 NEWBERRY. KAREN β October 16, 1970 β Plainsman 1, 2, 3, 4; FCA 2, 3. 4; Track 1. 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2 (Mgr ); Volleyball 2, 3 NUETZMANN, MIKE β October 17,1970 β Spring Musical 2 (Pit Orch ); Band 1,2, 3, 4; Jazz Band 1,2; Pep Band 1,2, 3, 4. Madrigal Brass 3 O'CONNELL, KERRI β November 5, 1970 β Band 1,2, 3, 4. Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4 ODEGAARD, DEBBIE β June 12, 1970 β Fielder 4; Fall Play 3, 4; Office Aide 4, NHS 3, 4; Cross Country 1,3; Track 1,2; Volleyball 2 (Mgr.) OJALA, SANDRA β October 6, 1969 β Media Aide 4; Office Aide 4; OEA 4 PAOUET, SCOTT β January 20, 1970 β III State Scholar 4; Cross Country 2, 3, 4 (Captain); Track 1, 2, 3, 4 PARTILLA, LISA MARIE β February 18, 1970 β Home- coming Court 3, 4; Football Mgr 2, 3, 4; Softball 1, 2; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 (Captain) PARTILLA, LYNDA β February 18, 1970 β Spring Musical 1,2,3, 4; Powderpuff 3; Guidance Office Aide 2,3,4, Choir: Concert 1, 2; Treble 3, 4; Cheerleader: Basketball 2, 3, 4; Football 1,2, 3, 4, Wrestling 1 PERONA, JOE β September 10. 1970 PHELPS, MICHEAL J. β October 21, 1970 β Fielder 4; Photography Club 4; Choir: Boys 1; Concert 2; Golf 1, 2 PLESHAR, JODY β June 25, 1970 β Powderpuff 4; NHS 3,4 POYNER, BOB β June 23, 1970 β Band 1. 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4 PRIEBOY, CRIS β April 30, 1970 β Quill and Scroll 2, 3,4; Green and White Review 2, 3, 4; Powderpuff 4; Pho- tography Club 1; III. State Scholar PRIEBOY, TONY β April 29, 1970 β Guidance Office Aide 4; Track 1; Baseball 4 (Mgr ); Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4 PROCHASKA, KIM β April 24, 1970 β Pompons 3; Spring Musical 1, 2; Powderpuff 3; III. State Scholar 4; Guidance Office Aide 4; NHS 3, 4; Choir: Girls 1; Treble 2; Cheer- leader: Basketball 2, 4; Football 1,2, 4; Wrestling 1 QUINN, MIKE β May 9, 1969 β Football 1,2; Basketball 1, 2, 3,4 Best Wishes to JEFF CHRIS FROM THE THOMPSONS (W dbiUAa ft - RAMSEYER. JAMES β January 7, 1970 β Football 1,2, 3, 4; Track 1,2, 3; Wrestling 1 RASPOLICH, MICHELLE β November 30, 1970 β Pow- derpuff 3; Main Office Aide 3; OEA 4 (Historian); Track 2 REAGEN, SCOT β September 30, 1970 β Band 1, 2; III. State Scholar 4; Boysβ State 3; Wrestling 3, 4 REBUEHR, MONICA β January 8, 1970 β Fielder 3, 4; Green and White Review 2, 3; Spring Musical 2, 3; Color Guard 1; Photography Club 4; Choir: Girls 1, 2; Concert 3 REICK, AMY β July 2, 1970 β Band 1,2; OEA 4; Transfer Student 2 REKS, RAY β May 28, 1970 β Football 1.2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2; Basketball 1 RODGERS, CHRISTINE β January 7, 1970 RUDDY, JULIE LYNN β May 22, 1970 β Student Council 2,4; Powderpuff 3. 4; Science Club 1,2; Office Aide 2, 3, 4; Speech Team 2, 3, 4; FCA 1, 2, 3, 4 (President 3); Girls' State 3; Cross Country 2; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Volleyball 1 RUETTIGER III, FRED R β March 29, 1970 β Baseball 1, 2, 3,4 RUSSELL, ANN β May 28, 1970 β III. State Scholar 4; Guidance Office Aide 4; NHS 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4 (Boys Congratulations, LIPS Mgr ); Basketball 1 SALISBURY, CINDY β March 7, 1970 β Student Council 4; Spring Musical 2, 3 (Pit Orch ); Band 1, 2, 3, 4 (Vice President); Pep Band 1,2,3, 4; Winter Guard 4. Math Team 1, 2, 3, 4 (Secretary 3); Scholastic Bowl 3; Science Club 2, 3, 4; Computer Club 2, 3, 4 (Secretary); Photography Club 2, 3, 4; III. State Scholar 4; NHS 3, 4 (Treasurer) SAUNDERS, KELLYN β November 15, 1970 β Powder- puff 3, 4; Cross Country 2; Track 2 SCHAACK. ROB β January 25, 1970 β Concert Choir 4 SCHAUER, DAWN M. β March 8, 1970 β Powderpuff 4; FCA 1.2.3. 4; Softball 1,2,4. Basketball 1.2; Volleyball 2,3 SCHELLER, DEBBIE β Plainsman 2, 3, 4; Powderpuff 4 (Mgr); Colorguard 1; Guidance Office Aide 2, 3, 4 SCHMITZ, ADAM β November 7, 1970 β Football 2, 3, 4 SCHMITZ. KRISTIN β July 20, 1970 β Plainsman 2, 3, 4 (Editor); Powderpuff 3, 4, III. State Scholar 4; NHS 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3; Tennis 1, 2 (Girls Mgr ); Jets 4 SCHROLL, TAMMY β July 7, 1970 β Spring Musical 1,2; Powderpuff 3, 4; Choir: Girls 1; Treble 2 SEASLY, BARBARA J. β October 16, 1970 β Plainsman 1,2; Fielder 4; Powderpuff 3, 4 (Mgr ); Photography Club 1. 2; Office Aide 4; FCA 1,2. 3,4; Track 2; Basketball 1,2, 3, 4 (Mgr.) SIEVERT, STEVE β May 1, 1970 β IRO 4 SIMENSON, KRISTY β March 9, 1970 β Plainsman 2, 3, 4; Green and White Review 3; Student Council 2, 3, 4 (Vice President 4); Powderpuff 3, 4 (Captain); Photography Club 4 SKUJA, PAULINE β January 20, 1970 β Powderpuff 4 (Mgr ); Treble Choir 4; Foreign Exchange Student 4 SMEETS, GREG β July 25, 1970 β Homecoming Court 1; NHS 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 SMITH, DAVID M. β March 1, 1970 β Spring Musical 1; FCA 4; Wrestling 1,3; Transfer Student 2 SMITH, MARY F. β June 21,1970 β Fielder 4; Powderpuff 3, 4; Office Aide 2, 3, 4; FCA 2; Cross Country 2; Track 1,2 SMITH, MICHELLE β Class Officer 4; OEA 4 SOBKOVIAK, PATTI β September 4, 1970 β Plainsman 1; Green and White Review 2, 3, 4; Powderpuff 4; Computer Club 2,3,4 (Treasurer); Office Aide 4; Basketball 1,2 (Girls' Mgr.) SPARLIN, JOHN W β December 28, 1969 β Basketball 3; Tennis 1,2, 3, 4 STEFANICH, LYNN β October 2, 1970 β Powderpuff 4; Office Aide 2, 3; Star Team 2; NHS 3, 4; Softball 1, 2, 3, 4 (Captain); Basketball 1,3; Volleyball 1, 2, 3 STITELEY, GLEN β June 3, 1970 β III. State Scholar 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Golf 1,2, 3, 4 STRNAD, GEORGE β March 23, 1970 β Wrestling 1,2,3, 4 TANNENBAUM, ANGELA M β April 17, 1970 β Class Officer 2, 3, 4; Main Office Aide 3; OEA 4 (Treasurer); Girls' State 3; Choir: Girls 1; Concert 2; Football 2, 3, 4 (Mgr ); Wrestling 1 (Mgr ); Basketball 2 (Boys' Mgr.) j twy IHObwxJLJ QtkJ- n urdu ujQ n$jrA 37 TAYLOR, LINDA ANN β March 28, 1970 β Spring Musical 4 (Pit Orch.); Powderpuff 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4 (Secretary); Jazz Band 1; Pep Band 1,2,3, 4; Madrigal Brass 4 THOMPSON, JEFF β October 31, 1969 β Cross Country 1; Baseball 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 TURKOT, DEBORAH A. β August 12, 1970 β Attendance Office Aide 2, 3; OEA 4 (Vice-President); FCA 1, 2, 3, 4 (Vice President 3; President 4); Basketball 1, 2 (Mgr ); Volleyball 1,2, 3 (Mgr.) TURNER, TARA β November 26, 1970 β Math Team 1; Science Club 4; III. State Scholar 4; Office Aide 3; NHS 3, 4; Track 2 (Mgr ); Basketball 1 (Mgr.); Volleyball 2 (Mgr.) UNSELL, LISA JEAN β March 31, 1970 β Powderpuff 3; OEA 4 VALECKA, ALBERT W. β April 21, 1970 β OEA 4 VAN WINSEN, LISA KAE β November 12, 1970 β OEA 4 WADSWORTH, ERIC β December 11, 1968 β Transfer Student 4 WALDRON, BENJAMIN ALLEN β October 12, 1970 β Baseball 1; Tennis 1 WATERS, KIM β April 14, 1970 β Fall Play 3, 4; Spring Musical 1,2, 3, 4; Choir: Girls 1; Treble 2, 3, 4; Madrigals 1, 2, 3, 4 (Dancer); Tennis 1, 2 WHEATON, TRACY β January 29, 1970 WHITNEY, BOB β May 25, 1970 β Football 1; Baseball 1 2, 4; Basketball 1,2, 3, 4 WILSON, DAVE β January 2, 1970 β Fielder 3, 4; Fall Play 3, 4; Spring Musical 3, 4 (Pit Orch.); Band 1, 2, 3, 4 (President); Jazz Band 2, 3; Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4; III. State Scholar; Track 1 WITTMAN, BRUCE β January 22, 1970 β III. State Scholar 4; NHS 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1,2, 3, 4 WYSOCKI, JENNIFER β January 1,1970 β Student Coun- cil 3; Powderpuff 3, 4; Office Aide 4; Football 1 (Mgr.) YUNKER, SHERRI β May 9, 1970 β Plainsman 1,2, 3; Fall Play 2, 3; Spring Musical 1, 2, 3, 4; Speech Team 2, 3, 4; NHS 3, 4; FCA 2, 3, 4; Choir: Concert 2, 3, 4; Madrigals 4; Track 2, 3; Tennis 2, 3, 4 ZAN, BRANDY JEAN β August 21,1970 β Spring Musical 1,2, 3, 4; III State Scholar 4; Media Aide 3; NHS 3, 4; Choir: Girls 1; Concert 4; Treble 2, 3, 4; Madrigals 4; Track 1,2,3, 4 (Mgr ); Basketball 1; Volleyball 1 (Mgr.) ZARLEY, MICHAEL β December 2, 1969 β III State Scholar 4; NHS 3, 4; Tennis 1,2, 3, 4 ZOBEL, MIKE β July 20, 1970 β Basketball 1, 2 38 SENIOR CREDITS The boys' locker room as decorat- ed by the cheer- leaders before the homecoming game D. Student Conduct (Prohibited) OFFENSE DISCIPLINARY ACTION Arson Ten-day external suspension, recommendation for explusion and referral to local police dept Assault (Verbal intimidation and or threats) toward a student Placement on the 1 -3-5-5-10 system at the appropriate level Assault (profanity, obscene gesture or intimidation) toward a staff member First offense: three to ten days external suspension; parent conference, possible recommendation for ex- pulsion Second offense: ten-day external suspension and recommendation for expulsion Cheating Teacher discretion; possible failure in class (see also statement on βcheating ) Class Cuts Placement on the 1-3-3-5-10 system at appropriate level Dress code violations (written referral by teacher) First offense: parent contact Second offense: parent contact Third offense: 1-3-5-5-10 (See statement on social conduct) Drugs (possession, use. and under influence) First offense: ten-day external suspension or a five-day suspension drug education option Second offense: ten-day external suspension and recommendation for expulsion Drugs (sale) Ten-day external suspension, recommendation for expulsion, and referral to local police. Drugs (paraphernalia) Same as use of drugs Extortion (verbal physical threats) First offense: five-day external suspension Second offense: ten-day external suspension and recommendation for expulsion Failure to serve appointments First offense: parent contact and assignment of two appointments by classroom teacher Second offense: placement on 1-3-5-5-10 system Fighting (See also mob action) First offense: Three to five external suspensions on first offense Second offense: five-day external suspension Third offense: ten-day external suspension Fireworks Ten-day external suspension, recommendation for expulsion, and referral to local police Gambling Placement on the 1-3-5-5-10 system Improper display of affection (written referral by teacher) First offense: conference with students Second offense: parent contact Third offense: placement on 1-3-5-5-10 system Indecent exposure (gross act of immodesty) First offense: ten-day external suspension and parent conference Second offense: ten-day external suspension and recommendation for expulsion 35 Michael Adsit Jennifer Ahern Julie Ahern Kelly Allport Michelle Allton Jaime Amador Terry Anderson Cynthia Arnold Maryl Avery Eric Await Dawn Baker Joseph Baldazzi Kenneth Barker Kenneth Beckman Sarah Behling Anthony Bellino John Benac Ronie Bennett J U N Kim Beutel Daniel Biermann David Biernat Carrie Birsa Bracken Bly Barbra Branz Heidi Bredesen Shelly Buikema Sherry Buikema Richard Bukowiecki Bradley Buldak Jeffrey Burns 0 R Kathe Calkins Michael Carlson John Carrillo Shawn Carter Julie Catalanello Julie Chamay 40 JUNIORS Eric Churchill Luke Churnovic Michael Chytracek Robert Clark Sheila Conroy Gina Cooper Nino Corsetti Jennifer Crow Kim Crowley Tiffany Crowther Cheryl Cryer Scott Davis David Day Jeff Dean Karla Dean Kari Dervis Andrae Dettloff Wendy Dickmann Joseph Discianno Christie Dodson Jeff Donahue Cynthia Doran Ken Dupree Cynthia Eaton Sharrme Eckman Andrea Eden Rob Ehrsam Randy England Michael Estep Kathy Ferguson Marc Findlay Glen Ford Michael Francus Kevin Garbelman David Garbin Douglas Gardner JUNIORS 41 Mi-, Muni, the Juniors class sponsor, and some junior volunteers help with concessions during a basketball game ffrey Holforty Jessica Holforty Anthony Heollingsworth David Hollis David Homan Andrew Horath hel Horvat minie H Host Jessica Hudson George Huli Carrie Hurst Joanne Jansen Edward Jarot Jeffrey Jarot Douglas Jenneman Marc Johnnie Erik Jones Lesa Joseph Mark Kaminskas Garrie Karolcik Diane Kayfish Cheryl Keagle Diane Kehoe Ronna Kelly Stacey Kelly Tracy Kelly JUNIORS 43 Brent Kelm Richard Keltz Sean Keniley Patrick Kinney Teffanie Kiper Theresa Kleck Sarah Koch Tracy Koerner Douglas Koon Scott Kosowski Stephanie Kozol Eric Kozuh Chester Kurzeja Kirk Lange Tena Latta Brian Leach Sherri Legenza Christine Leonard mamm Gina Libersher Wendy Linstrom Michael Listello Traci Lives Matthew Longshore Julie Lotarski Gregory Lowery Jennifer Lowry Gerald Maki Mike Schmuldt shows us what a nightmare really is β Freddy Krueger. 44 JUNIORS Michael McGowan Angela McKenna Karen McQuary Dorothy Meagher Joseph Mellen Julie Milliron Larua Miller Robert Miller Sean Miller Tiffany Miller Catherine Neal Jason Neef Julie Nelson Stefan Nemeth Sherry Norris David Nurczyk Scott Offer man Margaret Orr JUNIORS 45 Robert Malcom Thad Marks Debra Marn Jack Martin Jody Martin Melissa Martin Mike Martin Gail Mastalesh Rebecca Mathison Cheryl Matson Janet Mayer Robert Mayotte Kenneth Ospaltk Cathy Owens Joann Palmer Jestm Parnell Jeffrey Pearson Tracey Peterson Scott Pfeiffer Kathryn Picha Latisha Ptatt Lisa Pransky Michelle Preiksa Dawn Prodehl Roy Rakestraw David Reitz Christopher Rerucha Michael Reyelts J Andy Rial Bob Richards Dvaid Rdey James Ritze Scott Russell Brian Rutherford 46 JUNKDRS Lon Salter is that you? Donald Storm Shannon Strnad Karen Summers Kathy Swmford Christopher Tate Brahm Taylor Leroy Taylor Glen Terry Melinda Thomas Raymond Thompson Richard Thompson Thomas Thompson Brian Ties Holly Townhill Mark Trattner Adam Turvey Jonathon Underwood Kirk Vanderwerff Laura Vaughan Jorge Vega Danielle Vierira Denise Vieira Rob Vogrin Brenda Vollmer Carmen Wallace Christena Warner Brian Warwick Amy Webb Renee Webb Leslie Weber Brian Webster Michael Welch Matthew Weller Jennifer White Rhonda Wieclaw Carolyn Wilder 48 JUNIORS Kimberly Wilkens Albert V. Williams John Wilson Tiffanie Wilson Paula Wmterstein Joan Wittkoski Debbie Marn and Jeff Pearson try to keep warm at a game. Juniors cheer as they pull the opposing side over the tug-of-war line during the class games JUNIOR CLASS OFFI- CERS β First Row: Cheryl Hennessey β Sec., Jeff Donahue β Vice Pres., Tomi Schultz β Vice Pres., Cheryl Matson β Treas.. Jenny White β Pres., Chris Scholtes β Pres. Sec- ond Row: Shawn Carter β Treas., Cathy Owens β Sec., Mr. Hunt, Ms. Theilberg, Mrs. Hunt. JUNIORS 49 Beth Adams Heather Adams Nahrin Adams Justin Ahoyt Justin Ahrens Bret Anno Melissa Antink Heidi Atteberry Randal Bailey Paul Barnes Jennifer Basco Chris Baxa S 0 P H 0 M 0 R E 8 Steven Beard Angie Bennett Michelle Bernard Pat Bernard Susan Bertnik Brandy Bianchetta Monica Billinger Bradley Blankenship Christine Blogg John Blum Thomas Bly Catherine Bodner Douglas Boose Linda Bootz Annette Borcham Mark Boros Christopher Bosi Julie Bowers Melissa Bowker Tieg Bomberek Robert Bryant Brandy Butler Tiffany Cambruzzi Tonya Canaday 50 SOPHOMORES Kim Carlton Amy Castrate Janet Cernetich Sumita Chakarabarti Estelle Chandler Stacey Chaplin Caryn Cliffel Joseph Collins Daniel Cozzi Casey Crews Michael Curbis Shannon Darby Tony Darin Todd Davis Tricia DeBoni Nicholas Diaz Thomas Dickmann Amy Disera Mark Dolbee Troy Dolbee Paige Donaldson Stephen Downard Robert Doyle Jennifer Drackley Brian Eich James Eighner Buffieann Eldred Stephen Emerson Jennifer Erickson Christopher Ervin With his red sweater John Orr strikes a mod- elβs pose at the Christ- mas Dance. SOPHOMORES 51 Robby Evefton James Feat hers ton Judith Featherton Francis Ferren Lisa Fischer Lon Flagg Karen Foley Gregory Frazier Kimberty Fredenksen Michael Friddle Melissa Gallagher Darnel Ganch Mark Gehrke Eric Goistler Kristine Gernenz Samuel Glenn Jeffrey Goebel Melanie Gomez Tina Gould Michael Groebli Terry Gustafson Cheryl Halley Cory Hamerla Cheryl Hamor Edward Hawes Tristm Hendrick sen Patrick Herbst Carrie Worden enjoys the homecoming game 52 SOPHOMORES Tieg Bromberek shows off his β Fifties Dayββ threads Shelley Heri Melody Her Brian Hilbur Tara Hodg Stephen Kevish Christian Kibter John King Cheryl Koerner Marcy Koerner Mark Koerner Chnstoeprh Kokaly Jerilyn Konc Hans Krueger Paul Kubinski Russell Kuehm Melissa Kuhn Kathryn Kulaga Ann Lamantia Sheryl Lamantia Joseph Landermn Tracie Lantz Jeffrey Larussa Annette Lauffer Lori Lawson Robert Leaman Kenneth Lee Tiffany Leonard Geralm Letasi Sandra Lickus Gillian Lockhart Anglique Lutter Amie Lysek Brendam Mahoney Renee Mair Tracey Malcom Megan Manning Suzanne Marik Diane Marn Patrick Martin Brent Mattas Debra Matthews Donald Matthews Mary Mayr Margaret McFarland 54 SOPHOMORES Laura Skelton poses in one of her get ups for the dress up days Rebecca McGowan Jason McMillen Stephen McNett Michael McQuen Karen Mellen Veronica Mendenhall Dedra Mikula Dominic Mmnito Michelle Mmott Scott Mitchell Michael Moeller Craig Mohler Shelly Moholick Suzy Moody Christine Moore Darrell Moore Karen Morrow Rhonda Mowrer Keith Murray Daniel Nelson Eric Nelson Karen Nemamch Brenda Nickel Aaron Nuetzmann SOPHOMORES 55 Jacqueline Oberis Mark Oldam Thomas Olds John Orr ijebbie Ott Joseph Pace Travis Pascavis Jennifer Potta Brian Petrusich Mark Pfeiffer Nicole Piunti Melissa Plut Christopher Priest Jim Prieboy Christine Pubentz Frederick Pugliese Jeannette Ritze Heather Robertson Edward Rokusek Andrea Rossetto Anthony Rossi Jennifer Rousonelos Kevin Russell Julie Salisbury Daniel Sampson Estalla Sanchez Eric Sawin Steven Schoppe Susan Schoppe Brian Schrader Kelly Sebby Ashley Self Carole Semplinski Danny Shick Chad Shifter Jason Shireman Carrie Sigman Bart Singletary Laura Skelton Timothy Smego Blake Smith Douglas Smith Jesse Smith Eric Smolich Darla Sokoloski Jennifer Sparlm Matthew Stanfield Jason Steczynski Anthony Stermsha Christopher Stimac Marcus Stoneking Wendy Stone SOPHOMORES 57 Jason Bramerd Julie Brown Klinton Bruck Eric Bruns Tara Burrow Heather Burzmski Mandy Bush Mark Bushell Kelly Butler Deanna Carey Melissa Carter Prabal Chakrabarti Janie Chandler Kristine Chandler Robert Charest Sarah Cherry Amy Wagnon asks Adam Matson βWhat's the name of the dance?β Jar ret t Albold Dustic Anderson Steven Await Kimberly Bailey Michelle Baron Jeffrey Baudek Stacey Beard Yvonne Benac Shawna Benecke Jennifer Berg Alissa Berner Kevin Bcutcl FRESHMEN Eric Clem Jennifer Colegrove James Connell Jessica Cox Richard Cummings Troy Davis Leland Day Roger Diercks Dawn Donahue Angela Drach Brian Drumm Lisa Eardley William Eden Sean Ehrsam Stephanie Eichhorn Deborah Eldred Gary England Brian Erickson Allaissia Estep Andrea Fauth John Ferak Timothy Fix Charles Fredericks Michael Fredericks FRESHMEN 61 Gretchen Fritz Thomas Fry Weston Fullmgton Nicholette Gallagher Jennifer Gladkowski Herbert Goebel Todd Grahek Benjamin Gray Rebecca Green Robert Green Kenneth Gregory Ann Grommon Brian Guzman Scot Haberski Steven Hannon Christine Harris Jamie Hemtz Roger Hennes William Herman Kristin Hogan Julie Hooper Brooke Hopkins Paul Horwath Jennifer Hummel 62 FRESHMEN Elissa Imburgia Curt Ivins Daniel James Susan Jama Shelane Jensen Jason Johnson Peter Kalantzis Nicole Karales Matthew Karolcik Amanda Kasper Brian Kelly Jeffery Kelm Ken Kiefert Micheal Kiesow Amanda King Christine Kinney Christopher Kirby Thomas Knopp 64 Christine Liberatore Jodi Ligon Karin Lotarski Pamela Lowe Rae Ann Lyman James MacDermaid Monica Magana Christopher Mahalik Patrick Mahoney Julie Manzella Michael Marion Laura Marks Michelle Mastalesh Adam Matson Amy Mauritzen Rebekah McCombs Michael McKeand Tina McKinney Todd McKinney Sean McMillin Steven McSweeney Joseph Meagher Heather Minnick Emily Moholick Jennifer Morris Lauren Mueller Brandon Mulback i. FRESHMEN Christy Mult Patti Nicholson David -Nova Freshman girls Tina McKinney, Daniel Price, and Emily Meholick were football managers. Looks like Kathy Sanlord and Lisa Ovitt are putting minds to work in biology class Kris Oberts Allen Obman Renee Offer man Lisa Ovitt Daniel Petrusich Lisa Phelps Kathren Piekarczyk Julie Placher George Platt Pamela Pleshar Christine Polwy Dana Popek t Tanya Pow8l Β£. Danielle Price Jeffrey F rieboy Fredrick Prueter Lori Rachlewicz Clint Rafac Marie Raspolich Andrew Reyes Scott Rial Angela Roberts Anthony Rohr Cassandra Rousonelos Brian Ruddy Sherry Ruettiger Jason Ryan Mindy Safko FRESHMEN 65 Sean Saggese Katy Sanford Stephen Saunders Mara Scholtes Michael Schow Sean Schorp Timothy Shaw Daniel Short Tara Siddon Julie Simon Michele Slater Jennie Smith Paul Smith Joseph Solita Jennifer Sossong Stacy Spangler Erin Spina Bobby Stagner Zachary Stanford Tanya Sttle Renee Stewart Laura Stoddard Kerry Sullivan Matthew Surges Paul Svendsen Brett Szabo Kirk Tanka John Temen Laurel Thompson Nicole Thompson Christopher Totte Jon-Paul Vaught Jennifer Vidican Tammy Vogt Raymond Voitik Amy Wagnon Lisa Waldron Debra Waller Tracy Walsh Joselynne Walter Jennifer Ward Tonya Ward Elizabeth Warmbier Jennifer Welch Brian Wielgus Jennifer Wilkinson Jennifer Wolcott Kenneth Wonders FRESHMEN 67 Michelle Kuehni and Nicole Karales smiled for the camera DameHe Price comes m from the cold football game and is now undres- sing for the mixer Sitting out at the Hallow een masquerade ball means catching up on the latest goss ) 68 FRESHMEN 1 YOUR FAVORITES: P Video: Type of Food: TV Show: Album: A Movie: Music Group: Song: Teacher: Car: Class: Male Vocalist: Friend: n Female Vocalist: Vacation Spot: K Artist: Book: Actor: Magazine: T Actress: Hobbies: 1 Guy: Sport: E β - Girl: Perfume: O Color: Cologne: o Football Team: Baseball Team: 70 STUDENT LIFE Your Signature: United Colors Ok Benetton torl T CmWKI OtorlX STUDENT LIFE 71 Kerry Sullivan s unusual shelves for books make one feel sorry for her jacket. Carrie Karolcik has only the bare essentials β books, pics, and beach pail? Fashion-conscious lockers are all the rage Eric Churchill and Mike Schmuldt show what really makes their blood boil. Styles come and go, but these are truly fashion statements. Ann Russell shows off her unique hair style. Combat boots stomp on to- dayβs styles. Body Glove is a ββbig name'' for biking shorts. Believe it or not, ripped jeans are a fashion in vogue. Dave Wilson β the 1988 Gold Medalist Javelin Catcher Liz Claiborne is a popular name for purses, clothes, etc. Chris Scholtes quotes, My parents went to Ni- agara Falls and all I got were these pants. Writing on clothes is in! Questions from the student survey: The answer is 42 What's the question? 1. How many times I've fallen asleep in DSH? β anon- ymous 2. What is Jeff Thompson's shoe size? β Eric Nelson 3. Chicken and a half joke? β Rachel Horvat 4 Mrs Pauley's never changing age? β Scott Davis 5. How many jobs can we cut in order to save sports? β John Ivlow 6. The number of times my Grandpa tells me how he had to eat lima bean soup during the depression β Brian Webster 8 What year were Mr Hansel's plaid polyester pants made? β Cyndi Eaton 9. What age do you consider yourself over the hill and rolling fast? β Estelle Chandler 10. The number of people who can fit in a telephone booth? β Heather Mills 11 How many licks it takes to get to the center of a tootsie pop? β Casey Crews 12 How many times Pat McDaniel gets turned down in one evening? anonymous Unusual contents of a locker: Ed Kozul's β ring of gum Locker answering machine Hangmanβs noose Steve Workman's β Quaker oatmeal Voodoo dolls Small animals Mike Schmult Eric Churchillβs β severed head, hand, gorey pictures, anything bloody The noid Books, pencils, paper, calculator Complete tupperware set Looking back on the top pics of the '87-88 school year below is a list of the results of a 405 student surveyed 1987 READERS AND CRITICS 'M.tr IMKOMN MAGAZINES JEANS MUSICAL GROI 1. Seventeen 1. Guess 1. INXS 2. Teen 2. Levi's 2. Whitesnake 3. Cosmopolitan 3. Ripped jeans 3. U-2 4. Vogue 4. Union Bay 4. R.E.M. 5. Elle 5. Evil overdoses of acid wash 5. Def Leppard 74 STUDENT LIFE Science department survey: How many things are dissected a year: 6 fetal pigs, various frogs, worms, cats (12), sheep brains (12), sheep eyes (12), grasshoppers, clams, crayfish. Cafeteria survey: How many lunches are served in a day? 550-600 How many lunches are sold on βpizza day ? 750-850 How many milks are sold? Daily 280-320 How many bags of french fries are sold? 720-800 FCA Bookstore survey: How many paperbacks are sold in a year? 1424 How many packs of gum? 12,185 English Department Sun ey: Most commonly misspelled words: their, there, they're; a lot; receive; separate; sophomore; desperate; grammar; Spanish; speech; Martian (instead of Martin); then than; you're your Office Survey How many doors in PHS? 264 How many rest rooms? 6 sets How many seats in the auditorium 555 How many times does the bell ring in a year? 3168 Craziest excuse β A parent called in stating her daughter would be absent because she had washed her car during the snowstorm last night and her car doors were frozen this morning! Phone calls β A parent called inquiring which days her son was absent because there were charges on her phone bill to a Dial-a-Date number. It seems her son made several calls when he was sick! Calls taken to announce births of cats, dogs, and hamsters! T 0 P P 1 VIDEOS Top Picks as reported by Rolling Stone magazine: 1. To Kill A Mockingbird (English Class) 2. West Side Story 3. Romeo and Juliet 4 How to Write a Paragraph 5. Great Gatsby Artist of the Year U2 R.E.M. Madonna Bruce Springsteen Bon Jovi Best Album The Joshua Tree, U2 Document, R.E.M. Tunnel of Love, Bruce Springsteen A Momentary Lapse of Reason, Pink Floyd Whitesnake, Whitesnake STUDENT LIFE 75 O CO ;6 r l A 'V M?rf '-5 vΒ£ v . -y W? -£ ' ' βr. β’ββ’. rcv β T C Z2- V T' r' β β 1 Nas t ' ('β .Β«t 0 9 . β’ .;Β β'I FLORIDA'S GREAT BUT...' nS , infc r. Jfc - Wr- β,- V, 76 1 i vm i ONTEVIDEO iri i rr As means of com- munications (our year- book theme) post- cards are as fun to receive as they are to write. These post- cards sent to, or by, PHS students at var- ious times this year show the wide spec- trum of travel avail- able to us. Laura Marks received the Bahamas postcard; Karen Newberry re- ceived the Florida card from Amie Webb, while the German card was sent to Christine Liberatore from Renee Offerman. The card from Monte- video, Uraguay, came from Lynda Partilia who spent one month there visiting our for- mer exchange stu- dent Andy Rosa. STUDENT LIFE 77 Having more than two students from a family in high school at the same time makes for interesting sibling rivalry. FGary, Randy, and Charles England Tina. Deanna. Todd McKinney Mike. Brian. Dan Petrusich A M I L Y T I E 8 78 STUDENT LIFE F 0 R E I G N E X C H A N G E 9 T U D E N T 9 This year Plainfield was privileged enough to have 2 foreign exchange students, Julie Chamay and Paul- ine Skuja. This is Julie's third visit to the United States from Geneva, Switzerland. Going to school in the U S. is a lot different than in Switzerland because there is no homework. Visiting for the first time from Canberra, Australia is Pauline Skuja. The differences that she has noticed is that there is no open campus and no dress code in Australia. So far both girls have had some memorable experiences. Pauline, listens to her walkman at the powder puff game in which she participated as a manager. Julie as she shows off her school spirit. Pauline kicks up her heels at a dance Julie eats lunch at her home in Switzerland with her brother Marc who also came to P.H.S. and her sister Marie-Annick who spent a year in Texas as a stu- dent. 80 STUDENT LIFE Jean jackets have always been a big fash- ion statement over the years. Plainfield High is no different ex- cept that many are being cus- tomized by artist Sheri Szabo, a senior. The ones to the left here were done by Sheri for the Kozul family and modeled by Mike Fazio, Ed Kozul, and Stephanie Kozul. Music groups are al- ways popular. F I E L D T R I P 8 Field trips are always a good time away from school. Many classes take field trips each year for the day but this year the German class spent Easter Break in Europe. The Science club trip and the art work- shop trip were on Saturday and still enjoyed by all. Lady Germany stands tall in Rudesheim over Mr Snyder and the students who traveled to Germany over Easter Break The band members seem glad that they didn't have to wear their uniforms on this band trip to the Chicago Symphony. Concentration sets in as Justin Ahrens and Ben Wal- dron paint during a water- color workshop with the Lit- tle Seven Art Conference at Sycamore STUDENT LIFE 83 On a science field trip to Shedd Aquarium Dave Cliff el, Jim DeLara and Mirko Polyak pose outside the famous building. Tara Burrow, Nicole Gallagher, Mrs. West, and Mike Kiesow stand under the lighted brain at the Rob- ert Crown center on a health field trip. Michelle Dement and Ann Fischbach on the bus to the Field Museum with the A.P. Biology and Geology classes. gloDAQbAMUM 'β β jl: I Here are a few students who have part-time jobs during the school year. Scott Johnson and 1987 graduate Eric Gailt work at Foot Locker. Don Sirovy packs groceries at Park's Supermarket. Below Right: Carrie Fullington and 1986 graduate Kelly O'Brien work at The Limited. Far Below: Cheryl Cryer and Kelly Allport take time out from their work at Marshall Field's. n Katie Picha, Fred Ruettiger. Jen Hull, and Michelle Kelly smile for the camera at McDonalds. Cris Prieboy actually enjoys her job at Timberline Animal Hospital Cathy Ernest sells jewelry at the Louis Joliet Mall for Lona's Duane Sieved, Dan Sampson, Russ Kuehm, and Greg Jones are just a few of the many Plainfield students who work at Bishop's Buf- fet STUDENT LIFE 85 Deb Odegaard and Jon Sokolowski happily attend the Valentine's Dance held on February 5. Most people will remember the fantastic time they had at the Homecoming dance held on October 3. 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Erin Spina and Heather Robertson en- joy carving a pumpkin in art class. Monica and Maureen Billinger are liv- ing proof that sisters can be friends too! PERIOD BEGINNING PERIOD ENDING 1st Week 3rd Week 4th Week Indica! Course The Blank Columns at the Bight May be Used to Indicate Assignments Sw, CArnt 'UUV fokΒ±lf fated rmf ------- β¦fu, TVU m j Mitmr w WadAWQfi(yt Ul Β£ y i VflUcn ChiU A A i A β Β« A WU lf'i CArfLfh ve all dre, _%i ej)ad £££Sf Sm'βh' JerΒ°me KrUp0W'CZ S,a d' 9 Dr Rand Muladore' Je 94 FACULTY Williams ludent Pivices Mr AvonAbo β Asst. Supertendent for FinancaJRjerations Mr Richard JEJdred Supervisor of'' Maintenance DISTRICT OFFICE SECRETARIES β Silling Judy Riley. First Row Cinthia Clausen. Carol Thompson. Susie O'Connor. Lynn Smith 2nd Row Karin Block. Paula Schllz FACULTY 95 Paul Montgomery β Assistant Principal Eugene Barnewolt β Assistant Principal 96 FACULTY H A 1 D 6 M H 1 N 9 1 C 9 H T 0 R 0 A L T 1 0 N Dr. James Waldorf β Principal Pat Hamby β Guidance Office Lona Traina β Main Office Jerry Klooster Larry Ellis Laura Hughes Joyce Senffner β Dept Head Thomas Hensel David Neal Dan Chissus Carolyn Pottinger Dennis Larsen Robert Hill I V David Rahtz 102 Steve Hunt John Murphy β Dept Head James King Larry Evans 103 Thomas Baker Steve Tunnell Dave Ralston 106 FACULTY Chuck Groszek Edward Jones β Music Band Dept Head β Fine Arts FACULTY 107 108 FACULTY Davie Ivlow Donald Martin Harold Lange Kathy Cartwright Charles Harris Kathy Kazmar Karen Roppa Jean Rutherford β Dept Head George Schlott Nancy Anderson Leifker Sue Hendrickson β School Nurse Diane Larson β Home Economics CAFETERIA LADIES β Sandy Hurst. Bobbie Rogers. Carolyn Clements. Janet Fazio, Day Dow, LaVerne Corzan. Mary Lou Dziekanowski. Doris Fulk. Fran Wvsock. Betty Theobold. Jan Norris Evelyn Cable β Home Economics MEDIA CENTER oeraid boe β Media Center Lynn Behlmg β Media Center BUS DRIVERS β Tim Larson. Carlene Vogen. Terry Marik. Allen Hall. Jim Dickerson BUS DRIVERS - Doris Albright. Velda Doyle. Marie Boyd. Wes Hacker. Dave Bennett. Vern Findlay. Brian Smith 111 Karen Roppa was inducted into the ISU Hall of Fame in September of '87 with the 1969 softball team This was the second time for Roppa. who as an individual, was inducted in 1980 for basketball and softball XII QtvvtPC vmmt gav LAKf PI AGO Mr Barnewolt dons his umbrella to keep him high and dry inside; the wig also helps! A Christmas reception held in the media center was enjoyed during a faculty meeting with the Madrigals providing entertainment See no evil. (Miss Gallahue), Speak no evil. (Mrs. Martin). Hear no evil. (Mrs. Eichelberger) 112 FACULTY βSS?1' Β« Of ------ ACTivm SUENDAR 6-00 Boys FS V Basketball vs.Minooka Gym p.m. 7:00-9:00 F.C.A. Meeting Wrestling vs. Morris Girls Basketball vs. Geneva Boys A JV Basketball vs. Lemont P.T.S.O. Board Teachers Meeting Boys A B Basketball vs. Geneva Boys FS V Basketball vs. Batavia PRA Test Martin L. Kings Birthday Girls Basketball vs. Waubonsie P.T.S.O. Meeting Athletic Boosters Wrestling vs. Waubonsie Boys FS V Basketball vs. Oswego Speech Contest Wrestling vs. Minooka Lockport Gym Boys A JV Basketball vs. Minooka Gym Girls Basketball vs. Kaneland Gym Girls Basketball vs. Oswego Gym P β’ m .- 6:00 p.m. 1 '00 p.m. 5:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. 2:30 p.m. 4-β30 p.m. 1 6:00 p.m. | 8:00-10:00a.m. 7 Entire School 6;00 p,m 7 30 p.m. T Lounge7-'00 P-m. 1 Β°-β00 p.m. 0 6:00 p.m. 7:00-3:00 p.m. N iΒ°:00 a.m. 8 4;30 p.m. 6:00 p.m. 1:00 p.m. O CC Β© p L A I N 8 M A N 114 We hope you like the PLAINSMAN this year. With the help of dedicated members and wonderful caption and copy writers and photographers, we have hopefully succeeded in bringing you yet another great year of mem- ories! Michelle Durkin looks enthused as she finishes one of the 232 pages of the yearbook. The Yearbook staff concentrates on getting organ- ized for the 87-88 yearbook. Steve Donaldson's ideas arenβt always accepted ORGANIZATIONS First Row Michelle Durkin. Kris Schmitz. Leah Hage. Kelly Sullivan Second Row Mike Donaldson. Steve Donaldson. Cindy Doran. Melody Herman Third Row Linda Zettergren. Jenny Snyder. Kristy Simenson Fourth Row Jenm Lowry. Melinda Thomas. Debbie Scheller Kelly Allport Fifth Row Karla Dean. Sarah Behlmg Sixth Row Laura Skelton. Stacy Spangler Seventh Row Melanie Gomez. Karen Newberry Last Row Kris Hogan. Beth Warmbier. Julie Salisbury. Jenm Downard. Tncia DeBom Chris Liberatore, Stacy Spangler. Joe Mellen. and Beth Warmbier undergo cropping of pictures. Could these two shy people possibly be on the yearbook staff? Mike Phelps gets serious for once and exposes his talents in pho- tography being a big help to the yearbook. ORGANIZATIONS 115 Seated: Thad Marks, Mike Phelps, Cris Prieboy, Dave Wilson. Stand- ing: Mike Fazio, Tiffany Miller, John Paul Ivec, Michelle Kelly, Laura Vaughan. Sherri Legenza, Karen Mellen, Debbie Odegaard, Jenni Downard, Barb Seasley, Bonnie Goist, Mary Smith. Once again, the Fielder gave us another great year of news. Several articles and individuals won awards at the NISPA Conference at NIU in May. With a deadline near. Sherri Legenza and Debbie Odegaard pool their resources to finish their page. Editor-in-chief Cris Prieboy works on the front page of the referenda issue. Thad Marks accepts some help and critique from his ad- visor, Mrs. Martin. 116 Melinda Thomas and Sherri Vunker lecture Jim DeLara on the evils of extempore speaking. Assistant coach Maureen Taylor reflects upon the idea of leaving the team and moving to Iowa. The Speech team completed one of their most successful seasons ever. Not only did 4 people go to state competition, but 6 people competed at SCOTIE Tour- nament of Champions. p E E E A C M H M Seated: Nadine Haupt, Jenni Lowry. Pat Deering. Sherri Yunker. Heather Burzinski, Suzy Moody. Carrie Sigman. Melinda Thomas. Standing: Liz Zach, Julie Ruddy, Cujo Dunlap. Mirko Polyak. Chris Moore, Kim Carlton, Prabal Charabarti. John Paul Vaught. Jessica Holforty. Dwight Stone, Jim DeLara, Teri Kleck, Bonnie Goist, Lisa Hostad, Sumita Charabarti, Tena Latta, Rae Ann Lyman. Monica Magana. Last Row: Ms. Wilkins, Heather Carlson, Maureen Taylor. Cujo Dunlap, Julie Ruddy, Pat Deering. and Nadine Haupt went to state competition. 117 Yvonne Benac and Dana Popek work on layout on pages for the book Cutting and pasting for layouts is done only after the entire staff reviews the submitted works Mrs Eichelberger, the advisor, oversees Nicole Thompson as she works on her page Green and White Review, the school literary magazine, was once again successfully completed by a dedicated staff. Congratulations to au- thors and staff for another great edition. Sealed Yvonne Benac. Pal Deering, Patti Sobkoviak, Cns Prieboy Second Row Tine Chandler Nim Thompson, Monica Magana, Teri Kleck, Bonnie Goist Back Row Steve Donaldson Mandv Kino xiT, Kulaga. Kathy Kulaga. Paige DonakJson 7 y 118 CAMERA CLUB β 1st Row Jim DeLara. Dwight Stone. Mike Phelps. Linda Lea. Amy Hughes. Cindy Salisbury. 2nd Row Roger Diercks. Mike Donaldson. Robert Baldwin. Joe Baldazzi Joe Baldazzi checks his negatives to make sure his pic- tures came out. C A M E R A SCIENCE CLUB β First Row: Lisa Hostad, Cindy Salisbury. Teri Kleck. Second Row. John Ferak. Ken Gregory. Dwight Stone. Mirko Polyak. Pat Deermg. Third Row: Fred Prueter, Roger Diercks. Dave Cliffel. John Carillo, Nadine Haupt. Mike Donaldson forges a photo to demonstrate the de- veloping process of an award-winning (and stolen) pho- tograph. The Science Club enjoyed several field trips (pictured on field trip page) and hopefully learned something while the Camera club was a great assistance to both the PLAINSMAN and The Fielder. s c I E N C E ORGANIZATIONS 119 120 ORGANIZATIONS On the first day of Christmas. My true love gave to me. A Partridge in a Pear Tree. Reservations for Waldorf? Let me check my list. Jesters Mirko Polyak and Sherry Norris entertained the diners with antics. MADRIGAL SINGERS β Brian Schraeder, Brandy Zan, Nadine Haupt, Dave Homan. Caryn Cliffel. Tracy Lockwood. Bob Burke. Becky Mathison. Kari Dervis, Rick Keltz. Jen- ni Lowry. Sherry Yunker. John Birsa. Anne Fishbach, Cindy Egner. Ed Rokusek, Christy Golliher Jesters Seated Sherry Norris, Mirko Polyak. Presentation of the Boar's Head is a tra- ditional part of The Madrigal Dinner On the fifth day of Christ- mas. My true love gave to me, five lovely and graceful dancers Mirko again7 Our Dancers include: Kris Gernenz. Jeff Goebel. Sa- rah Behlmg. Jim Stein, Mirko Polyak. Kim Waters. The Ninth Annual Madrigal Dinner on December 12-13 provided a dinner of English fare, jugglers, jesters, danc- ers. and singers 121 p 0 M P 0 N 8 The Pomcats had an extremely success- ful season this year. Not only did they win numerous awards, they also participated in many community fund raisers including the kick-a-thon for muscular dystrophy. The Poms hope to have as many suc- cessful seasons in the future as they have had in the past. First Row Lisa Gregorich, Tiffany Wilson (Jr Capiam). Cmcfy Egner (Sr Captain), Lon McDavitt (Captain). Lon Rousonelos (Sr Captar) Stephanie Kozol (Jr Captain) Tine Chandler Second Damelte Viera. Jenny Basco. Chris Koerner. Janet Spencer. Laura Chandter, Andrea Rosetto. Denise Viera Third: Jenny Rousonetos. Shan Eckman. Tiffany Leonard. Renee Offer man, Amie Hughes. Becky McGowan. Jenny Ahem 7 if ' Row 1: Kris Schmitz, Anne Fischbach, Cindy Salisbury, Dwight Stone Row 2: Eric Jones, David Cliffel, Al On February 25 at the College of St. Francis the JETS team (Junior Engi- neering and Technological Society) competed in seven categories: Biol- ogy, Chemistry, Physics, English, Math, Engineering Graphics, and Com- puter Fundamentals. The team won a second place and advanced to Region- al, which were held at IIT. Dave Cliffel was the lone Plainfield placer receiving a third place in Chemistry. J E T 8 Before the beginning of the tests, JETS competitors concentrate intent- ly Members of the JETS team wonder What is the purpose of this picture?β 123 OEA fulfilled great expec- tations for this year. Not on- ly did it sponsor fund- raisers and programs for Special Olympics, but the group also sent six mem- bers to national competi- tion. The OEA members proudly display photos of them in their working environment. oeaitaj ivnciiem.' naspuncn. Β«ngie lannenDaum, rveiiy jonnson. ueo lurkoi. Sandra Dunlap How 1 Sandra Ojala. Michele Muza. Amy Rerck, Chris Rodgers. Lisa Unsell. Wendy Koerner. Denise Lee. Sheila Kelly. Mrs Kmnikin Row 2 Indana Galdamez, Angie Huppert. Clay Venters. Michelle Smith. Dawn Mendith. Lisa Van Wmsen. Al Valecka F C A Members and guests party down after the FCA hayrack ride around Four Seasons Park. The FCA again pro- vided fun and aid to Plainfield. Along with the food drive, FCA members visited area churches and contin- ued relations with their adopted grand- mother. They also held open gym nights and sponsored a hay- rack ride. 124 ORGANIZATIONS Row 1 Brendan Mahoney. Shelly Judntck. Gretchen Fritz. Deb Turkot. Michelle Durkin. John Ferak. Row 2 Dawn Schauer. Sherri Yunker. Paula Wmterstein. Linda Zettergren. Nadine Haupt, Sarah Behlmg. Karen Newberry. Row 3: Kim Carlton. Kathy Kulaga. Paige Donaldson. Steve Donaldson. Mike Donaldson. Jim Stein. Mrs. Kazmar (sponsor). First Row: Jill Strubbee. Stacy Anno, Brandy Zan, JoAnne Jensen, Dawn Prodehl, Kris Gernenz, Christie Gollier, Cynthia Egner, Tricia DeBoni. Deanna Kelly. Second Row: Danielle Viera, Brenda Nickel, Jenny Lowry, Kim Carlton, Amy Webb. Joy Smolich. Pau- la Winterstein. Third Row: Cheryl Cry- er, Tricia Hauser, Shannon Darby, Becky Riley. Lynda Partilia, Beth LaTour, Kim Waters, Lisa Pransky, Chris Leonard. Back Row. Holly Zim- merman, Michelle Dement, Jessica Henderson, Anne Fischbach, Nadine Haupt, Kathy Kulaga, Gillian Lockhart, Ronie Bennett, Annette Boreham, Pauline Skuja. Jenny Lowry and Dawn Prodehl help each other as they pre- pare for their part in the spring musical. Kelly Jensen, from concert choir, along with the treble choir as backups, sings the Na- tional Anthem for a football game. ORGANIZATIONS T R E B L E C H 0 I R 125 CONCERT CHOIR 1st Row Tiffany Leonard. Diane Zimmerman. Sherri Yunker. Pat Bernard. Steve Beard. Chris Kokaly, Brian Schrader. Brett Eighner. Terry Gustafson. Bob Burke, Jeff Goebel. Carrie Worden. Jenny Basco, Brenda Vollmer. Judy Feather ston 2nd Row Michelle Tonelli. Brandy Zan. Karen Foley. Lon Salter. Casey Crews. Caryn Cliffel. Tristm Hendrickson. Jody Kastelic. Karen Morrow. Becky McGowan. Carole Semplmski. Sherri Norris. Kristin Hanback. Becky Mathison 3rd Row Tracy Lockwood. Shan Eckman. Ed Kozul. Rob Schaak. Mike Fazio. Adam Turvey. Steve Emerson. Mike Imhof. Ed Rokusek. Scott Martin. John Birsa. Tracy Bush. Kathy Swinford. Tracy Koerner. Julie Ahern. Kim Crowley 4th Row Janet Spencer. Kan Dervis. Laura Vaughan. John Schmeter, Neil Saggese. Mike Listello. Dave Hollis. Sean Keniley. John King. David Homan. Jim Stem. Eric Smolich. Tom Sanford. Rick Keltz. Mike Bernard. Stephanie Kozul. Kris Gilbertson. C G Warner C H 0 I R Jim Stein sings To All The Girls I've Loved Before as his girlfriend Sarah Behlmg pretends to be amused. Miss Farrell prepares Kelly Jenson for her part in an up- coming concert. 126 First Row Stacy Spangler. Michelle Slater. Patti Nicholson. Laura Stoddard, Tanya Powers. Danielle Price. Jody Ligon, Josie Walter, Lisa Phelps, Miss Farrell. Second Row: Jenny Colegrove, Karen Kulaga, Jen- ny Morris, Emily Moholick. Lisa Ovitt. Tara Burrow, Laura Marks, Angie Drach. F R E S H M A N 6 I R L S Freshman boys choir warm up for an upcoming con- cert. Freshmen girls practice sectionals at the piano with Miss Farrell. First Row. Matt Surges, Se- an McMillan, Jeff Baudek, Todd Grahek, Tieg Bromberek. Second Row Zach Stanford, Curt Ivins. Chris Clark, John Birsa, Lee Day. Third Row: Peter Ka- lantzis, Dan Perruquet. Roger Hennes. Pat Herbst. ORGANIZATIONS B 0 Y S 127 John (Jeff Jarot) shows Father (Mike Chytracek) a letter of complaint of the sales of some fake medicine. Mother (Michelle Kelly) tries to explain her finances and spending Clarence (Jim Delara) tries to sweet talk Mary Skinner (Yvonne Benac). 128 ORGANIZATIONS The cast stands proud at final dress rehearsal. Cora (Kim Waters) makes a dashing entrance as always. Dr. Sommers (Brian Webster) and Dr. Humphreys (Dave Wil- son) avoid Father's question of the health of his wife. List of Characters Father β Mike Chytracek Vinnie β Cujo Dunlap, Michelle Kelly Clarence β Erik Jones, Jim DeLara John β Jeff Jarot Whitney β Mirko Polyak Harlan β Ed Jarot Cora β Kim Waters Mary Skinner β Yvonne Benac Dr. Lloyd β Dwight Stone, John Paul Ivec Dr. Humphreys β Pat Deering, Dave Wilson Dr. Sommers β Brian Webster Margaret β Jenni Morris Annie β Karla Dean Delia β Jenny Snyder Nora β Lisa Hostad Maggie β Renne Stewart Director β Lori McCarthy Assistant Directors β Debbie Odegaard John Carrillo Set Crew β Erik Jones Jenny Snyder Matt Nelson Scenery Designer β John Benac Prop Manager β Karla Dean Lights β Brian Webster Dave Nurczyk Costumes β Kim Carlton Publicity β Liz Zach Lisa Hostad Costumes: Josie O'Kain, Joliet ORGANIZATIONS 129 B 0 W L The Scholastic Bowl team enjoyed their best year ever (out of two years). The team placed first at Conference to win the traveling cup trophy and second at the sectional meet These guys represent a part of the happy Scho- lastic Bowl team as they show their trophy. seated: Steve Emerson, Troy Dolbee, Dwight Stone, Rob Zwolinski, Dave Schlieben. Second Row: Dan Cozzi Cozzi, Erik Jones, Dave Cliffel, Prabal Chakrabarti, Mirko Polyak s T u D E N T C 0 U N C I L This group of students await processing during the annual blood drive sponsored by the Student Council. Front Row: Kelly Jensen. Sec- ond Row: Amy Kasper, Dave Cliffel, John Paul Ivec, Kristy Simenson, Debbie Scheller, Michelle Kelly. Third Row: Lisa Waldron. Jim DeLara, Nadine Haupt, Julie Ruddy, Cindy Salisbury, Cheryl Hen- nessey. 130 1st Row Gina Letasi. Dawn Schauer. Paulette Konieczka. Sandy Ojala. Brian Ruddy. Dustm Anderson 2nd Row Veronica Mendenhall. Brandy Zan. Lmda Bootz. Heather Biegun. Cass e Ashby. Mike Kiesow. Mr Boe 3rd Row Mrs Behlmg. Mrs White. Carrie Sampson. Clay Venters. Eric Heckerson. Scott Otter man 1st Row Rhonda Wieclaw. Gma Cooper. Sue Propper. bonroe uoisi zno mow oarne Β«n.y Hughes Mrs Hamilton, Peggy Martin. Lynda Partilia. Deb Hooper 3rd Row Gloria Kramer, Kim Prochaska. (Vnn Russell. Lon Ashbaugh. Lynn McCann. Deb Scheller 4th Row Jett Donahue. Roy Taylor. John Mow Diane Bootz. Toni Pnebov Media Center aide. Eric Heckerson was in charge of typing the information in the electric message board that was pur- chased by Student Council at the end of school last year Sue Propper. Gina Cooper, and John Ivlow enjoy one of the smorgasbord parties that the guid- ance department had for every occa- sion βjust because. G A M U N E 1 D D D 1 A A N C A E 1 D E 9 ORGANIZATIONS 131 As helpers with everything else, Chris Leonard and Paige Donald- son can only pretend to talk the phone. Mrs. Will does receive some perks from the job β a real carved pumpkin from Kristy Simenson dressed as a pumpkin for Hallow- een. FIRST SEMESTER β First Row: Katie Picha, Sandy Ojala, Cheryl Hamor. Second Row: Paige Donaldson. Diane Marn, Kelly Jen- sen, Tracy Platt. Third Row: Chris Leonard, Chris Moore, Christy Gol- liher, Mary Smith, Leah Hage, Scott Pfieffer. 132 FIRST SEMESTER: 1st Row: Cathy Neal, Leslie Weber, Deb Odegaard, Jenny Larson. Janet Mayer, Cheryl Matson. 2nd Row: Barb Seasly, Jenny Geistler, 1st Row: Jenny Larson, Deb Odegaard, Cheryl Matson. Janet Mayer, Ann Gromman. Lori McDavitt 2nd Row: Leslie Weber. Holly Johnston. Laura Miller, Stacey Kelly. Lori Salter. Kristin Hanback ORGANIZATIONS 133 134 ORGANIZATIONS The color guard does their halftime routine with flash flags to American in Paris.β Cathy Bodner con- centrates on the rou- Ctine while marching in the Homecoming parade O Drum majors Chris- tie Dodson and Michelle Durkin show off the many trophies the march- ing band received. R MEMBERS β Julie Salisbury, Linda Bootz, Cathy Bodner, Paulette GKonieczka. Ann Grommon, Janielle Hientz, Michelle U Muza, capt This years shiny new Cav. Hats are loved by every band member. Bob Poyner jazzes it up in pep band at a basketball game. Brian Webster displays his tuba ability at the Christ- mas concert. Christie Dodson and Michelle Durkin lead the band to the start of the Homecoming Parade. 135 8 Y M P H 0 N I C B A N D First Row: Jenny Snyder, Susan Schoppe, Karin Lotarski, Cindy Tolf, Kerri OβConnell, Christe Dodson. Cindy Salisbury Second Row: Diarc Marn, Angie Bennett, Joann Palmer. Melanie Gomez, Jenni Drackley, Michelle Durkin. Andrea Fauth, Laurie Yuill, Andrea Detloff, Cathy Bodner Karla Dean, Karen Nemanich, Kim Jadron. Third Row: Stacy Kelly. Wendy Dickman, Beth Adams, Michelle Mastalesh, Tim Birkett, Johr Underwood. Jeff Jarot, Lisa Tinsman, Cassandra Rousonelous, 136 ORGANIZATIONS Gretchen Fritz. Linda Taylor. Paul Smith. Dave Nurczyk. Brady Webster. Ed Jarot. Matt Nelson. Mike Nuetzman Fourth Row Wendy Lindstrom. Me Adsit, Mark Findly, Eric Kozuh, Laura Skelton. Paul Swenson. Bob Poyner. Brian Webster. Eric Jones. Shawn Grimm. John Carillo. Jamie Chaidler. Andrew Wunderlich. Sarah Snider. Dave Wilson. Fifth Row: Scott Rial. Chuck Azman. Julie Lotarski. Michelle Kelly. Michelle Slaybaugh. Melissa Gomez. Mr Jones. ORGANIZATIONS 137 N i H A 8 8 N D 8 National Honor Society po- tential members must meet high standards of character, scholarship, leadership, and service in order to be induct- ed. Illinois State Scholars are determined by class rank and ACT score. 1 ILLINOIS STATE SCHOLARS Sealed Cindy Salisbury. Amy Hughes. Michelle Kelly. Kris Schmitz. Anne Fischbach. Holly Johnston, Jenny Larson. Michelle Dement 2nd Row Ann Russell. Brandy Zan. Laura Chandler. Cos Pneboy. Christy Goiliher. Diane Bootz, Kelly Jensen. Tracy Bush. Linda Lea. Cassie Ashby. Tara Turner 3rd Row Chris Cozzi. John Paul Ivec. Matt Nelsen. Dave Clillel. Brian Clements. Scott Paquct. Alan Baron. Bruce Wittman. Dave Wilson 4th Row Scot Reagen. Rob Galyon. Pat Deering. Dwight Stone. Steve Donaldson. Mirko Polyak. Mike Zarlcy. Jim Davis. Jim DeLara NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 1st Row Cindy Salisbury, Debbie Odegaard. Jenny Larson. Michelle Dement. Tara Turner, Brandy Zan 2nd Row Kim Prochaska. Chris Koerner. Ann Russell. Kelly Jensen. Chris Thompson. Kostin Kubmski, Jody Pleshar 3rd Row Holly Johnston. Christy Goiliher, Kris Schmitz, Anne Fischbach. Cindy Egner. Sherri Yunker. Grog Smeets 4th Row Matt Nelson. Chris Cozzi. David Cliffel. Steve Donaldson. Michelle Kelly. Lynn Stefamch. Diane Bootz. Brian Clements. Jeff Hiller. John Morns 5th Flow Pat Deering. Dwight Stone. Jim DeLara 6th Row Steve Bailey. John Paul Ivec NHS OFFICERS Cindy Salisbury β treasurer Chris Cozzi - President Anne Fischbach β secretary. Laura Chandler Vice President Kim Bcutcl is one of the 53 new members inducted this year into the NHS 138 Anne Fischbach and Cindy Salisbury do practice problems in preparation for competition. John Paul Ivec receives his first place trophy in Calculators division. Anne Fischbach. John Paul Ivec. Nacfcne Haupt Laura Chandler Cindy Salisbury Tine Chandler. Prabal Chakrabart. cConA ho Chnsly Moulton Lisa Host ad. Jorge Vega. Eric Jones. Fred Prueler. Jim DeLara. Dw ght Slone. Dave CliMel. Andy Wunderlich John CarMto. Mall Nelson. Dana Popek The Math Team com- peted again this year and had another great season. Team members did well at several com- petitions with a team fourth place finish in the conference. The Com- puter Club runs Sher- wood Forest, a bulletin board system; it raises money to buy equipment and sells disks to English students. This year they bought a digitizer for graphic and printer dis- plays. H st Row Dustin Anderson. Brendon Mahoney. Dan Nelson. Cindy Salisbury Second Row Mike Chytracek. nghl Slone. Mall Net sen, Travis Pascavis. Mr Salisbury. Patti Sobkoviak w I N T E R G U A R D The PHS Winter Guard exceeded their own expectations. Not only did Equilibria have a successful season, they competed in Day- ton, Ohio in an interna- tional competition over Easter Break, (results not available at press time) Equilibria deftly uses swordplay during the opening sophomore basketball game Karen Lotarski gets ready to sing βStop! In the Name of Love as her back-up singers practice their salutes. Firsl Row Kim Jadrow Cindy Salisbury. Sarah Snider. Julie Salisbury, MicheHe Bernard. Paulette Konieczka Second Row Karin Lotarski. Wendy Stone. Lmda Bootz. Laura Skelton. Melanie Gomez. Cindy Tolf Third Row Juke Lotarski. Mekssa Gomez. Michelle Kelly. Jenny Snyder. Wendy Lindstrom, Ann Grommon Melanie Gomez prepares to open fire during a practice 140 ORGANIZATIONS 'EXTRACURRICULAR WEEKLY ACADEMIC CHECKS 4TTtr-i Jit i ij I iJJj i'Wj-nj 11 'V i Ti m' ??? . « ZhM oW β β’β’ βVZm wwAJ p i AJ M.W AL β H IAjl H I Aj SA YLT SICI i-T Scacjc fj r ajML-S.ta LL- T .r n n r A6u fiV y swiJy Wi tM OUO'i dou OV jvβpy Hcuoy woftioy ffA yd bnWhfWTrk W aha HA- HA HAHH HA HA HA H ' β ZaHA A A HA -' HA HA HA f O tVi j 'i' 1 7f 4 1 } i s AoA ajO ven-y Bsie vjc- AMΒ Twgyr u-uL-bet TVtrtT Sov I f oi-J flS Tve'f Tfi'( TO rrtfcht- -Β ob.uC β flfciy irrwT t VΒ«? 0 to Voo K. o w st jiuvnOj rneβR. qu Tt) utve. ? 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The information will be passed on to the proper staff member and. wrrr' IT N Ai eolOβ AUK A IHlUZ frUAjb β AHM75 wTazB H Ajb JffTXTZ to Β£H aoG-c-u QoGΒ£W eo T Β°%iT 6 cl UNCr $££ bZgUaJG AO UAJG BoGCL, aJ0_ O C UAJG AOM.IAIO AOCrGrU 060J VARSITY GIRLS TENNIS PUD OPP JOLIET WEST 2 3 BOLINGBROOK 5 0 UJNOtS MATH ANO SCIENCE ACADEMY 8 4 ROMEOVILLE 5 0 BATAVIA 2 3 WAUBONSIE 2 3 coal city 4 1 OSWEGO 0 S SYCAMORE 5 0 GENEVA 2 3 MORRIS 1 4 YORKVAXE 1 4 LISLE 4 1 i FCXDTBALL PUD OPP Romeovibe 0 21 Riverside Brookfield 18 13 Sycamore 32 19 Batavia 28 13 Geneva 21 0 Waubonsi Vally 36 12 Morris 26 27 Kaneiand 21 7 Oswego 7 35 Oak Lawn-Richards 14 28 CROSS COUNTRY - BOYS PUD OPP Aurora Central 30 25 Batavia 25 32 Elgm Sami Edward 30 25 Waubonsie 29 26 Bobngbrook 33 22 Morns 19 38 Seneca 41 17 Oswego 44 16 Rochelle 36 19 Kaneiand 46 16 Sycamore 26 31 Jobet Cathobc 31 24 Mmooka 29 26 Yorkvtie 43 17 Lisle 32 23 PLAIMFIELβ CROSS COUNTRY - GIRLS PUD OPP Batavia 15 50 Elgin Samt Edward 15 50 Waubonsie 27 28 Bolingbrook 35 24 Morris 15 40 Seneca 24 31 Oswego 41 20 Rochebe 15 50 Kaneiand 28 27 Sycamore 21 34 Jobet Samt Francis 27 28 Mmooka 17 38 Yorkvbte 20 35 Usle 15 50 VARSITY GOLF Morns Jobet Central Kaneiand Jobet West Sycamore Geneva Jobet Cathobc Marian Cathobc Batavia Lockport Oswego Waubonsie Vaiey Bobngbrook PUD OPP 187 188 165 184 176 196 179 175 170 178 174 177 160 152 160 172 173 156 177 155 177 175 170 167 168 173 VOLLEYBALL OPPONENT MATCH SCORE Bobngbrook 15-3 13-15 15-9 Sycamore 15-5 15-10 Waubonsie Vaiey 17-15 156 Sycamore 6-15 15-5 Jobet Central 6-15 13-15 Moms 15-13 1510 Kanetand 156 1513 Oswego 156 157 Batavia 157 1511 Geneva 154 158 Sycamore 155 151 Waubonsie VaMey 1514 1514 Morris 157 1512 Samt Frances Jobet 515 1512 Benet 9-15 1511 9-15515 Kaneiand 3-15 158 13-15 Oswego 1510159 Batavia 153 151 Geneva 157 152 Samt Francis 3-15 515 varsity wrestlwg PUD OPP Jobet Cathobc Romeov e 30 36 Oswego 15 40 Geneva 45 15 York 31 29 Thorton Fractional 53 18 Lockport 33 27 Kaneiand 18 34 leke Park 6 58 Eisenhower 41 21 Sycamore Morns 21 37 39 23 Lemont 39 27 Waller Lutheran 72 0 Batavia 33 24 Stertmg 24 36 Providence 0 64 WaubonsΒ« 19 37 Ottawa 47 17 Lockport 38 30 Mmooka 24 37 BOY S TEhUS Waubonsie VaMey PUD 1 OPP 4 Jobet Central 2 3 Cathobc Fbgh 4 1 Batavia 4 1 Jobet West 1 4 Geneva 1 4 Romeovtfe 3 2 Lockport 2 3 Holy Cross 2 3 Downers Grove South 0 5 Oswego 3 2 Yorkvde 5 0 R versrie Brookfield 3 2 Moms 4 1 Providence 3 2 Bobngbrook 3 2 Lisle 1 4 142 BOY'S TRACK West Aurora Geneva Sycamore. Jobet Catholic Lockport Geneva. Romeoville Ottawa East Aurora jobet Central Batavia Yorkville Waubonsie Valley Wheaton Christian Morris Kaneiand. Yorkville Oswego 52 PLFD OPP 39 62. 31 81 53. 11 54 92 67 73. 42 37 76. 71 48% 77. 58% 111% 77%. 72. 9 72 73 76. 57 36 109 GAL'S TRACK Sycamore Genoa PLFD snowed out OPP Oswego. Ml Assisi 41 120.9 Romeoville Geneva 40 78 55 Batavia. Aurora Central 52 78.38 Waubonsie Valley 33 100 Morris 73 59 Kaneiand 66 66 Providence 62% 70% Andrews 66 67 BASEBALL Gienbard East PLFD 0 OPP 5 East Aurora 1. 11 0. 5 Joliet West 11 7 Joliet Central 9 4 Romeoville 12.5.0 5 8. 10 Morris 8. 6.0 4 4. 6 Waubonsie Valley 19. 10. 3 10.4.5 Bolingbrook 1.5 0.3 Batavia 14.5.4 0. 3.2 Geneva 0. 11.4 5. 1. 1 Oswego 3. 16. 10 5, 8.2 Sycamore 8. 12. 7 0. 4. 1 Mmooka 1 8 OPP 4 10 0 10 12 5 5.7 5.8 2.0 5.3 3.0 8. 11 2 2 3.3 0. 12 11 8 7.6 PLFD 1.6 4 14 2 25 15.20 4.2 22. 12 12.4 20.23 13. 13 1 1 4.5 9.2 0 1 2. 11 SOFTBALL Aurora West Naperville Central Joliet West Lockport Naperville North Kane land Joliet Central Oswego Waubonsie Geneva Batavia Morris Bolingbrook Sycamore Bradley Minooka Providence Lmcdnway BOYS BASKETBALL PLFD OPP Oswego 66 50 Johet West 48 60 Geneva 53 54 Kaneiand 48 32 Minooka 57 37 Morris 47 49 Batavia 56 50 Waubonsie 48 38 Oswego 52 50 Sycamore 49 41 Geneva 56 58 Sycamore 49 41 Kaneiand 55 27 Morns 46 45 Lemont 53 55 Batavia 65 70 Bolingbrook 61 45 Waubonsie 54 44 GALS BASKETBALL PFLD OPP Minooka 39 38 Joliet West 57 25 Be net 39 38 Joliet West 40 66 Naperville Central 41 46 Lemont 38 40 Sycamore 38 37 Waubonsie 40 39 Morris 55 67 Yorkville 53 57 Oswego 43 29 Fenton 50 47 West Chicago 60 61 Gienbard East 27 43 Batavia 56 41 Geneva 44 33 Kaneiand 48 39 Sycamore 50 41 Waubonsie 34 42 Morris 45 54 Kaneiand 50 51 Oswego 44 27 Batavia 47 42 Geneva 39 27 Lockport 45 53 Romeoville 46 81 8 C 0 V R A E R B S O 1 A T R Y D 143 V A R 8 I T Y First Row John Sokolowski. Doug Glascock. Sean Keniley. Mike Bernard. Chris Schottes. Luke Churnovic. Pat McOaniel Jim Ramseyer Mike Adsit. Mgr Angie Tannenbaum Second Row Shawn Carter. Jefl Donahue. Mike Martin. Van Williams. Jim Davis Brahm Taylor Sean MiMer. Matt Aharrah. Dave Day. Mgr Chris Leonard Third Row John Birsa. Ron Carey. Rob Malcom. Rob Miller. Greg Smeets Greg Lowery Jeff Burns. Dominic Horwath. Ne.l Saggese. Jim Knopp. Mgr Usa Partilia Fourth Row Coach Dave Grimm. Brent Kelm. Doug Gardner Dave Schlieben. Dave Smith. Mike McGowan. Jack Martin. Ernie Penuquet. John Mow. Rob Zwolinski. Jim Murray. Kirk Lange Coach Stevens Fifth Row Coach Gerry Boe. Dan Anderson. Chet Kurzeja. joe Simmons. Mike ListeHo. Ken Ospalik. Matt DeSutter Chris Cozzi Ray Reks Adam Schmitz. Jeff Hiller. Coach Wayne DeSutter Coach DeSutter with his classic l-told-you-so pose. Only his eyes are needed to show that Neil Saggese is a force to be reckoned with. 144 VARSITY Second Season In Playoffs Mow Named MVP In LSC Though their record fell from 8-2 in '86 to 6-4 in '87, the football team had a very good season reaching the state playoffs for the second con- secutive year. Among the highlights were the come-from-behind win over Riverside, the one- point loss in OT to Morris, and senior John Ivlow being named MVP in the Little Seven Conference. According to Ray Reks, the funniest thing that happened during the season was, Mr. DeSutter saying he would throw Adam Schmitz into a tree! This was prompted by an offensive line mix up. Mr. DeSutter is known to make statements such as this one in the βHeat of the moment (Ray Reks) and then everyone laughs and works harder. Chris Cozzi, Jeff Hiller, Matt DeSutter, Dan Anderson, and Ray Reks were named All- Conference, while Pat McDaniel, Ron Carey, Jim Knopp, and Adam Schmitz received special men- tions. Although they failed to advance in the state playoffs, 1987 looked like an excellent set-up for 1988. Dan Anderson looks thoughtful as he contemplates the game. Pat McDaniel shows classic style as he punts the ball out of Wildcat territory. The P-ville cats fight for yardage on the field VARSITY 145 BCC ORO YOU 8 8 N 8 T R Y Sophomore Joe Mellen and Don Matthews push each other to another good race Doug Schofield races to the finish line Steve Donaldson gives it his best First Row. Left to Right Don Matthews. Brian Rutherford. Steve Donaldson, Joe Mellen Second Row. Left to Right Coach Riedcrer. Corv Sharar Scott Paquet. Doug Schofield. Scott Davis Team Captain Scott Paquet leads Vince Piatak against Catholic High. 146 G C C I R 0 R 0 U L 8 N 8 8 T R Y First Row. Left to Right Tonya Ward. Jenny Hayes. Sherri Butkema. Heather Mmmck Sec ond Row. Left to Right Jessica HoHorty. Jodi Wozniak. Jenny Larson. Heather Garlock. Coach Riederer Teams Look Strong For 1988 Girls Advance to Sectionals in '87 It was a year of ups and downs for the boys and girls cross country teams. The girls won three trophies throughout the season and advanced to sec- tionals as a team. The boys suffered from inexperience and injuries, but managed a fifth place finish at regionals. Joe Mellon, Don Matthews, and Doug Schofield advanced to sectionals. At the end of the season banquet, MVP honors went to senior Jenny Larsen (for the fourth time) and junior Joe Mellon, while seniors Heather Garlock and Steve Donaldson received the Harrier Pride Award. Team Captain Scott Paquet said the funniest thing that happened during the season was, At the Benet Invitational when we snuck out the emergency exit of the bus and Mrs. Albright wouldn't let us back on! With the loss of only four seniors, both teams look certain to be stronger in the 1988 season. VARSITY 147 Shown here are three different sequences of a golf swing, as done by Glen Stiteley. 1st Row: Steve Bailey, Barry Grommon, Stefan Nemeth, Rob Gaylon, Greg Hammer 2nd Row: Bob F Rob Gaylon follows through on a drive Greg Hammer lines up a shot at Wedgewood golf course. 148 VARSITY Team Finishes 7-6 Looks Forward to Next Year The varsity golf team had a disappointing seasonβ (Mr. Martin), finishing 7-6 and 4th in the Little Seven Conference. As Coach Martin stated, The team never really reached it's full potential. However, no one can say they didnβt have fun. The team was known for its loose attitude and according to Glenn Stiteley, a certain 'mooning' incident did occur on the bus to a match. At the end of the season, Rob Gay Ion was named MVP and, along with Roy Chapman, made the All- Conference team. Cathy Neal looks confident as she prepares to bump the ball to her teammates. Rachel Horvat waits intently as the opponent serves the ball First Row Diane Boolz. Cathy Neal. Rachel Horvat. Julie Catalanello. Michelle Baron. Tiffany Crowther Second Row Coach Cartwright. Christy Gollihec. Julie Nelson. Lmda Zettergren. Lon Salter. Deb Ott. Melissa Selinger. Paula Sossong, Coach Klaas 150 VARSITY Sixth Consecutive Conference Title Four Earn All-Conference The varsity volleyball team won the con- ference for the sixth year in a row, making it their ninth since 1975. Part of their success is evident in their 2 year run with no losses. Kaneland broke that streak mid-year. Most player agreed that the victory over St. Francis in the Benet tournament was the best game of the season. This year many honors were given to mem- bers of the team. Rachel Horvat received the MVP award while Julie Modzelewski was named Most Improved. Lori Salter, Rachel Horvat, Paula Sossong, and Julie Catalanello were named to the All-Conference team and Cathy Neal received honorable mention. Although they lost to St. Francis in the Re- gional tournament, the varsity volleyball team had an excellent season, one which the whole school is proud of. Julie Catalanello shows confidence as the team gets into position for the serve. 151 T E N N I 8 First Qeason On Home Courts Girls Continue To Improve The varsity girls tennis team enjoyed their first season on their own courts and earned their first home win, defeating Bolingbrook 5-0. Among the twelve players on the team, freshman Amy Mauritzan had the best record for the season at 14-8 and finished 2nd at number 3 singles at the conference tournament, while senior Jen- ny Geistler finished fourth at number two singles. With six players returning, next year could be even stronger. Coach Conrad commented, Thanks to the commit- ment of the seniors, we have developed a program I am very proud of.β Tina Gray exhibits good follow-through form on a return as she turns her racket over. In a September match against Oswego, Jenny Geistler concentrates on a return. First Row: Sheila Conroy. Tomi Schultz, Jenny Sparlin, Tina Gray, Cheryl Hen- nesey, Amy Mauritzen. Second Row: Coach Conrad, Sheri Yunker, Toni Prieboy, Jenny Geistler, Angie Blum, Holly Johnston, Kristin Kubinski. Team Finishes 12-9 Three Advance To Regionals The varsity wrestling team had a fine season, improving their record to 12-9 and sending three wrestlers, senior George Strnad, Ron Carey, and junior Sean Miller to the regional tournament. George Strnad was the season's outstanding performer, earning sixth place at the state tournament and being named to the I.W.C.O.A. All-Star Team, while Ron Carey took first place in the heavyweight class at the conference tournament. Strnad led the team with 188 points, Carey was second with 185, and Pat McDaniel was third with 111 At the season end banquet, George Strnad was named MVP, Ron Carey was named Most Improved and received the Scholastic Wrestler Award, and Brian Betzwiser won the Ironman Award. Despite the loss of several key members, the wrestling team should continue to improve in the years to come. 153 Sean Miller was one of three wrestlers to advance to regonals. where he took 4th at 186 Pat McDaniel takes down his opponent during a match against Oswego 1st Row George Strnad. Doug Glasscock. Adam Turvey. Pat McDaniel. Jeff Edgar. Chris Kokafy. Brian Betzwiser 2nd Row Mike Adsit. Brent Keim Nino Corsetti, Scott Reagan. Matt Piotrowski. D J Sohoi. Matt Longshore 3rd Row Coach Zbacmk. Dave Day. Bob Burke. Doug Schofield. Qnn Oarev Sean Miller. Barry Grommon. Bill Francisco Team Finishes 16-11 Second in Little Seven The boy's basketball team continued its winning tradition, finishing 16-11 and placing second in the Little Seven conference. On Feb. 6, the Wildcats set an all-time school record by holding Kaneland to 5 points in the first half. Later in the month, on the 19th, senior center Bruce Wittman set an indi- vidual school record by grabbing 22 re- bounds in one game. He was named to the all-conference first team along with Bill Cher- ry, who was also named the MVP. Jeff Thompson made the all-conference honor- able mention team with Kirk Lange named Most Improved. With many skilled players moving up from the JV ranks, the team can be expected to continue to excel. Bill Cherry's concentration is focused on passing to his teammates. Outstanding team play is what took Plainfield to the Regional finals for the third straight year Coach Hensel gives his players some time-out advice. 154 B Jetl Thompson. Al Baron. Justin Ahoyt. Bruce Wittman, Dave Ritey B A 8 K E T B A L L Kneeling Lon Salter Linda Zettergren. Kim Frederiksen. Barb Sea sly, Anne Fischbach Standing Heather Mmnick. Melissa Sehnger. Paula Sossono Debbie Ott. Jenny White, Lisa Partilia. Heather Garlock. Coach Lange Girls Keep Improving Finish Qecond in Conference In their second year under Coach Lange, the varsity girls basketball team improved from a 4-17 to a 14-12 record and second place in the conference. Lori Salter made the all conference team and was named MVP, while the special mention was given to Barb Seasly and Heather Garlock. Barb also was named Most Improved and Heather won the Wildcat Award along with Lisa Partilia. According to Barb Seasly, the funniest thing that happened during the season was, When Mr. Lange didn't have enough money to pay for our pizza party. Their great improvement this season has many people looking forward to next year. Heather Garlock escapes her opponent as she dribbles the ball down the court. Lori Salter comes down with the rebound. VARSITY 157 T R A C K 1st Row Jim Schneiter. Mike George. Brian Wilkenson, Rob Gaylon. Chris Tate. Brian Rutherford. Brian Warwick. John Mow 2nd Row Kristine Chandler. Jenny Basco. Terry Anderson. Brent Kelm. Jeff Donahue. Scott Offer man. Cory Sharar. Scott Davis 3rd Row Estelle Chandler. Jeff Burns. Doug Scofield. Scott Paquet. Doug Gardner. Jenny Petka. Becky McGowan. Coach Riederor 4th Row Coach DeSutter. Jeff Hiller. Ken OspaJik. Eric Sawin. Chris Com Matt DeSutter. Rob ZwolmsKi. Dave Smith. Coach Hunt r r DeSutter, Cozzi Go To State, Both Named MVPs It was another roller coaster year for the Boy's track team as injuries and inex- perience contradicted some outstanding performances. Leading the team were se- nior throwers Matt DeSutter and Chris Cozzi, who each qualified for the state meet in both shotput and discus and both were named the teamβs co-MVPs. Jeff Burns was named most improved. De- spite their 7-11 record, the team has hopes for improvement in the future. Scott Paquet flys through the air to complete another successful long jump Rob Malcom explodes from the blocks at the start of a relay, as Jeff Burns holds the blocks for support 159 B A 8 E B A L L Co-MVP Fred Ruettiger fields a grounder at second base. Chris Priest finished with a .402 average to become the first PHS player ever to hit 400 two consecutive years. Brad Hogan crosses the plate to score one of Plain- fieldβs 11 runs in their vic- tory over Joliet West. 1st Row Chris Priest. Greg Smeets. Shawn Carter. Andy Rial, Scott Johnson. Bill Cherry 2nd Row Todd Boreham. Charlie Bauer Fred Brad Hogan. Dan Biermann, Kevin Keagle. Coach Martin 3rd Row Dave Schieblen. Bob Whitney. Bruce Whitman. Glen Stiteley. Tom Kea 160 VARSITY Win Little 7 Title The baseball team enjoyed one of their best seasons going 21-8 and winning the Little 7 Conference title with a 14-4 record. MVPs of the team were seniors Charlie Bauer, Fred Ruettiger and Bill Cherry. Ruettiger and Cherry made the All-Conference team along with Dave Schlieben and sophomore Chris Priest, who set a school record by hitting .400 two consecutive years. Several players said the best game of the year was the first one against Waubonsie when they scored 8 runs in the final inning and won 19-10. With the return of many lettermen and under Coach Martin's guidance, the team's success can be expected to continue. Bruce Wittman pauses in a moment of anticipation before he begins his windup Tom Keasler was the starting varsity catcher for the third year in a row. Bill Cherry, shown scoring one of his 37 runs, was named all-conference for second time in two years. Larson and Palmer Are MVPs. Kazmar Retires Though the team was smaller this year than in the past, the Girl's Track team put out a good effort and finished with a 6-5-1 record They tied Kaneland, who went on to win the state Class A title, at 66-66. Jenny Larson. Michelle Kelly, Julie Ruddy, and Karen Newberry served as team captains. Jenny Larson was MVP in the running events and made all- conference with Jessica Holforty Jessica set school records in the 300L hurdles (48.7) and 100L hurdles (15.49) and was named most improved along with Joanne Palmer and Annette Boreham Joanne Palm- er was also most valuable in field events. The sea- son ended on a sad note however, with the re- tirement of Coach Kazmar after 16 years as head track coach. But the pride and dedication Mrs. Kazmar has instilled in the program will not soon be fefnfield Rackers square up against Mt. Assisi and Conference rivals Oswego on chilly March 31 at Wildcat Stadium. Joanne Palmer practices her perfect form with total concentration. Michelle Kelly cracks a smile showing that track isn't all work and no fun. 162 Row 1 Michelle Bernard. Mgr, Wendy Unsdtrom, Mgr. Jenny Snyder. Kathy Sullivan. Jodi Ligon. Leah Hage. Paula Wmterstein. Ann Grommon Mgr Row 2 Mara Scholtes Brandy Bianchetta. Joanne Palmer. Jen Wilkensen. Cheryl Hennessey. Tracy Van Slyke. Jocetyn Walter. Kim Carlton. Mgr Row 3 Stacie Churchill. Annette Boreham. Paiae Donalson. Julie Ruddy, cocaptain. Ten Kteck. Jenny Ward. Kerry Sullivan. Tena Latta. Jenny Larson, cocaptain, Coach Kazmar Row 4 Coach Banister. Cheryl Hennessey grits with determination as she strains to keep the relay team ahead Stacey Churchill pulls her relay team ahead by giving it her all Tennis Finishes Wifh 20-2 Record The tennis team continued its steady improvement, posting an all-time best record of 9-8 in- cluding 3-2 in conference. The 1 doubles team of John Spar- lin and Mike Zarley had a 20-2 record, won the conference and sectional titles, and qualified for the state tournament for the second consecutive year. John set an all-time school record with 70 career varsity wins. Oth- er conference highlights include Todd Leonard and Paul Rush- ing's second place at 2 dou- bles, and Jim Steinβs 2nd place at 3 singles. Despite the loss of many sen- ior team members the team can be expected to improve. 1st Row: Ben Waldron, Brian Webster, Todd Leonard, Paul Rushing, John Sparlin. 2nd Row: Coach Conrad, Jir Stein, Dave Cliffel. Mike Zanley, John Moholik. Tie For Title MVP in Conference Is Stefanich The softball team finished the year 13-1 in the conference, tying for the conference title with Mor- ris. Lynn Stefanich was named conference MVP and was joined on the All-Conference team by Ju- lie Catalanello, Tracy Koerner, Ju- lie Nelson (all unanimous choices) and Ann Kevish. Lori Salter and Kelly Allport were voted most im- proved. According to Lynn Stefanich and Lori Salter the best game of the year was the second Morris game because they won in the seventh inning to tie for the title. With the loss of only two starting players, the team holds great expectations for the next season. - y. β - -. β’ β’ :L β’ . ' ; β’ v - -βr-- 8 0 F T B A L L Julie Catalanello ended the season with a 300 batting average Tracy Koerner winds up to pitch on her way to an 8-8 record for the year. β - ... . .β’ - . - . . - -SvrtV . β’ It -. β : 165 GIRLS TENNIS Joliet Wesi PFLD 2 Bolingtxook 3 Romeovilie 3 Thornridge 4 Thornwood 4 Lockport 3 Batavia 1 Waubonsie 2 Coal CΒ«ty 4 Oswego 3 Sycamore 4 Geneva 2 Morns 1 Yorkvitte 2 Lisle 5 SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL ROMEOVILLE PFLD 0 RIVERSIDE BROOKFIELD 36 GENEVA 12 SYCAMORE 12 BATAVIA 34 WAUBONSIE 21 MORRIS 19 KANELAND 35 OSWEGO 27 OPP 0 14 6 U 19 21 56 20 8 CROSS COUNTRY PFLD OPP Batavia 37 18 Elgm Si Edward 15 50 Aurora Central 37 18 Waubonsie 32 23 Bolingbrook 30 25 Morris 15 50 Seneca 15 44 Oswego 33 22 Rochelle 15 50 Kane land 44 17 Sycamore 26 29 Joliet Catholic 15 50 Mmooka 15 50 Yorkville 15 50 Lisle 18 39 FRESH SOPH GOLF PFLD OPP Morris 209 204 Joliet Central Win on Forefeit Kaneland 196 216 Joket West 208 214 Sycamore 186 188 Geneva 195 189 Joliet Catholic 197 211 Marian Catholic 197 204 Batavia 184 199 Lockport 196 222 Oswego 192 184 Waubonise Valley 189 183 Bolingbrook 207 202 FRESH SOPHOMORE VOLLEYBALL PFLD OPP Bolingbrook 15-15 74 Mt Assisi 69 15-15 Sycamore 94 15-15 Waubonsie 59 15-15 Morris 1513 15 91513 Kane land 154 14 1-15-16 Oswego 12 5 15-15 Batavia 16-10-15 14 15 11 Gfeneva 15-15 13 Sycamore 15 16 11-14 Waubonsie 15-915 1 15-6 Morris 151515 0-17 10 Kaneland 87 1515 Oswego 14 15 16-17 Batavia 1514 0 1016-15 Geneva 15-14-15 8 15 4 JT West Tourney JT Central 5-7 15-15 ST Francis 1515 98 Morris 15-15 10-11 SOPH BOYS BASKETBALL PLFD Providence 32 Johet West 42 Joket Catholic 30 Oswego 55 Joket West 23 Geneva 41 Sycamore 51 Kaneland 34 Mmooka 46 Morris 34 Batavia 40 Waubonsie 39 Oswego 70 Geneva 44 Sycamore 35 Kaneland 31 Morns 51 Lemon t 50 Batavia 59 Bolingbrook 31 Waubonsie 37 OPP 42 48 44 53 42 36 50 37 41 65 39 46 55 34 38 29 53 23 45 48 41 FRESHMAN BASKETBALL PFLD OPP Romeo ville 24 51 Lisle 47 36 Glen bard South 35 64 Romeo ville 32 57 Minooka 31 73 Batavia 50 51 Lemont 62 52 Wab Valley 48 72 Kaneland 31 29 Lemont 35 41 Geneva 34 33 Morris 52 84 Minooka 36 48 Bolingbrook 20 59 Oswego 41 78 166 Minooka joiiet West Lemont Sycamore Waubonsie Moms Yorkville Oswego LemonΒ Sandburg Lock port Batavia Geneva Kaneiand Sycamore Waubonsie Moms Kaneiand Oswego Batavia Geneva F S GIRLS BASKETBALL PLFD 24 24 15 23 35 23 36 22 34 43 31 40 24 27 26 23 19 25 35 15 4 OPP 29 36 24 4 25 35 41 19 17 36 20 37 26 46 17 35 48 57 32 35 23 FRESH SOPH TENNIS Waubonsie Valley PLFD 3 Batavia 4 Joliet West 3 Geneva 1 RomeoviMe 5 Oswego 4 YorkvMIe 4 Riverside 3 Brookfield 3 Morns 4 Providence 5 Lisle 4 OPP 2 1 2 4 0 1 1 2 2 1 0 2 SOPHOMORE WRESTLING PLFD Romeoville 21 Oswego 18 Geneva 39 Kaneiand 30 Sycamore 15 Morns 48 Batavia 42 Sterling 24 Providence 14 Waubonsie 25 Bolingbrook Tourn 2nd Place Wheaton N Tourn 3rd Place Naperciile Cent Tourn 4th Place Little Seven Conference 6th Place OPP 36 48 6 30 48 15 22 42 54 40 FRESH SOPH TRACK PLFD OPP West Aurora Geneva 29 7420 Sycamore Joliet Catholic 76 4019 Lockport 72 73 Geneva Romeoville 75 52 51 Ottawa East Aurora 36 74 78 Joliet Central Batavia 77 1296 Yorkville Wabonsie Valley 95 Β 143 Whaeton Christian 1 Morns 96 50 Kaneiand YorkviMe 89 64 29 Oswego 81 56 Kaneiand Rochelle 60 9367 East Aurora 50 FRESH BASEBALL Gienbard East PLFD 8 East Aurora 2 East Aurora 5 Joliet West 7 Joliet Central 0 RomeoviMe 5 RomeoviMe 6 Morris 12 Morns 11 Waubonsie 2 Sycamore 9 Sycamore 2 Batavia 6 Batavia 3 Geneva 13 Geneva 5 Oswego 2 Oswego 4 OPP 11 3 6 8 7 6 14 2 8 6 10 5 7 2 2 3 5 6 F R E 9 H 9 O P H 9 C 0 R E SOPHOMORE BASEBALL Gienbard East PLFD 10 OPP 6 East Aurora 6.4 1.3 Joket West 7 4 Joliet Central 3 13 Romeoville 11.5 4.2 Morris 8. 2.3 7. 7.5 Waubonsie Valley 3.5 13.3 Bolingbrook 4. 6 3. 12 Batavia 4. 14. 14 2. 5.3 Geneva 11.20. 17 1.4.3 Oswego 14. 3 5 6. 5 4 Sycamore 2. 8.4 4.0.3 Mmooka 4 6 FRESH SOPH SOFTBALL PLFD OPP 14 4 17 2 4 1 3 0 22 3 Kaneiand Kaneiand Joliet Central Johet Central Oswego Waubonsie Geneva Geneva Batavia Batavia Morns Oswego Bolingbrook Sycamore Sycamore Waubonsie Morris St Francis Providence Lincoln Way Lincoln Way 11 8 19 3 20 4 15 5 23 7 7 5 30 1 6 3 9 7 12 3 17 9 4 11 7 9 13 6 14 2 8 18 B O A R 167 s 0 p H 0 M 0 R E F 0 0 T B A L L Row 1: Rob Everton, Steve Schoppe. Chris Jelimk, Mike Wal- ter, Troy Dolbee, Jason Shireman, Mark Dolbee. Row 2: Sean Ward, Tom Dickman, Tim Smego, Brian Wilkinson, Bart Singletary. Mike Im- hoff, Steve Emerson. Bob Bryant, Annette Boreham, Mgr.. Shelly Moholik. Mgr Row 3: Eric Van Pelt, Paul Kubinski, Dan Hoffman, Russ Kuehni, Eric Smolich, Pat Martin, Kevin Keagle. Shawn Inglis, Buffie Eldred Row 4: Coach Rahtz, Blake Smith, Eric Nelson. Ed Hawes, Matt Hornvuckle, Steve Workman, Dan Cozzi, George Walsh. Jason McMillon, Rob Doyle, Coach Mow. Row 5: Justin Ahrens, Jim Prieboy, Tom Bly, Mike Moeller, Eric Geistler, Randy Kelly, Eric Sawin, Rob Zinser, Joe Collins. Mike Moeller and Ed Hawes chat about the football game. This seems to be one of those times when the coach and the team are speaking two different languages. Kevin Keagle is looking for one of his players to be open downfield. Row 1 Brian Erickson. Troy Davis, Bnan Guzman. Mike Fredricks. Paul Horwath. Shaun Ehrsam Chuck Fredricks. Jarrett Albokl. Bill Lewis. Emrfy Mohdik. Mgr Row 2 Rich Cummings. Ken Kiefert. Curt Ivins, Jim MacDermaid. Peter Kalantis. Bnan Ruddy. Jason Ryan, Paul Smith. Tim Shaw. Danielle Price. Mgr Row 3 Roger Hennes. Tim Fix, Mark Bu shell, Joe Solita. Jeff Pneboy. Shawn Shorp. Wes FuHington. Tom Knopp. Mike McKeand. Jenny Ward. Mgr Row 4 Clint Rafac, Joe Platt. Herb Goebel. Josh Sc how, John Temen. Dan Perruquet, David Novak. Kevin Beautef. Steve McSweeney. Coach Lange Row 5 Coach McGuire. Kirk Tanka. Ray Voitik, Matt Kiroicik. Royko Kuriger, Brian Kety, B4I Eden. Sean Saggese. Bill Herman I feel sorry for the poor soul under this pile of human flesh. Coach Lange anticipates this game! Another one of coach McGuire s half-time pep talks. Wonder what the team did to deserve this kind of punishment? F R E S H M A N F 0 0 T B A L L JUNIOR VARSITY 169 Row 2: Coach Reiderer, Row 1: Klint Bruck, Prabal Chakrabarti, John Ferak, Jeff Kelm. Ed Rokusek, Travis Pascavis, Matt Stanfield, Andy Rayes. Travis Pascavis receives his place card. Ed Rokusek is anxiously awaiting for his time to run. 170 JUNIOR VARSITY John Ferak is giving it his all to help the Wildcats capture another victory. J T V-E N N I 9 Erin Spina practices her serve to prepare for the Oswego tennis match. Mandy King really gets into her tennis match against Oswego which we won 3-2. low 1 Amy Kasper Jessica Cox. Sumrmla Chakarabarti. Jenny Ringer, Michelle Tonelli. Angie vach Row 2 Lisa Eardley. Tara Burrow. Missy Bowker. Wendy Slone Row 3 Erin Spina, Michelle :uehni, Debbie EkJred. Mandy King. Tracy Van SJyke. Coach Conrad PHS. in conjunction with the park district, has available for our 87-88 tennis teams, five new courts southwest of the school. 171 Row 1: Randy Bailey, Craig Mohler. Chris Kokaly, Jeff Rezabek. Kevin Russell Eric Brunz Row 2: Craig Wysocki, Brian Schrader, Hovey Williams, Coach Martin, Sean Lee Brian Hilburger. Bret Anno. Chris Kokaly looks enthused as he looks around to find where his ball went. Sean Lee doesn't seem to know that you need a ball to play golf Craig Mohler gets ready to tee-off. 172 JUNIOR VARSITY Melody Herman goes up for the spike against Waubonsie where she scored 5 points to help the Wildcats come up to tie the second game. Paige Donaldson sets the ball for the spike against Waubonsie. Casey Crews gets ready to bump the bail for the three point attack against Waubonsie to whom we lost 5-9 and then tied 15-15. V 0 L L E Y B A L L Row 1 Jeroy Sossong, Missy Carter. Jody Ugon. Dawn Donahue. Shetty Carey. Jenny Berg Row 2 Susan Jama. Lisa Ovitt, Karen Kutaga. Sara Cherry. Laura Thompson. Kelly Butler. Nichole aes Row 3 Peggy McFarland. Paige Donaldson. Kathy Kutaga. Megan Manning. Casey Oews. Melody Herman Lon Flagg. Deanna Kelly. Coach Klaas JUNIOR VARSITY 173 Row 1 Melissa Plut. Mgr, Kevin Keagle. Mark Dolbee. Mark Geherke. Troy Dolbee. Steve Vialpando, Chris Priest. Julie Salistxiry. Mgr Row 2 Linda Bootz. John Blum. Sean Lee. Justin Ahrens. Doug Smith. Sam Glenn. Jason McMiilen. Dan Cozzi. Coach Ludwig. Suzanne Marik. Mgr 9 0 P H 0 M 0 R E B A 9 K E T B A L L Let me have the ball for a while, heh? Mark Dolbee awaits for an incoming pass. Coach Ludwig plans another victory for the wild- cats!! 174 JUNIOR VARSITY sated Matt Surges. Zach Stanford. Adam Matson. Jason Ryan. Brian Guzman Second Row Jim Connell. int Brock. Brian Kelly. Chris Clark. Sean Schorp. Jessica Cox Third Row Debbie Waller. Bill Herman. Dave JUNIOR VARSITY 175 avak, Kirk Tanka. Dan Perruquet. Coach Stephens B A S K E T B A L L Wow. what a fall Tristln! Shelly Carey shoots for two. These girls are anxiously awaiting their turn to play as they show their school spirit. Row 1 Jenny Berg. Jenm Sossong. Amie Lysek. Casey Crews. Lisa Ovitt. Megan Manning. Kelly Butler. Chris Liberatore Row 2 Patti Nichoha Dawn Donahue. Shelly Carey. Laura Marks. Melissa Gallagher. Buffie EWred. Jerilyn Kone. Coach Cesare Mark Bushell anxiously awaits his match. FRESHMEN β First Row: Ray Voitik, Clint Rafac, Mike Manon. Tim Fix, Karolcik. Curt Ivins. Second Row: Coach Germand, Eric Bruns, Jeff , Ken Kiefert. Steve McSweeney. Joe Platt. Jim Mac Dermaid, Robert Charest. Mark Bushell. s o p H o M o R Chris Jelinick strives _ to inflict pain against t an opponent. JUNIOR VARSITY 177 SOPHOMORES β First Row Brad Blankenship. Chris Baxa. Mike Moeller. Joe Collins. Tom Dickman. Pat Herbst Second Row: Chris Jelinek. Steve Kevish. Mike Waller. Sean Ward. Craig Mohler. Brendan Mahoney. Coach Ivlow Row 1 Kevin Russell. Eric Nelson. Greg Frazier Row 2 Coach Conrad, Dan Sampson. Scot Haber ski, Darrell Rains. Pal Sullivan T E N N I 8 Tony Rohr βwarms up be- fore his tennis match Darrell Rams puts force be- hind his forehand so his op- ponent won t return the ball. Dan Sampson shows off his tremendous backhand fol- low through. 178 JUNIOR VARSITY 8 0 P H 0 M 0 R E F B R fi E S 8 E H E A M N A L D N I 1 Daiq Mohlcr, Matt Horn buck to, Carole Semplmski rr gr. MicheHe Tooeth mgr Melissa Plut. Krueqer Steve Schoppe Row 2 Sean Ward. Blake Smith, Chad Shifter, Mike Imhof, Steve KJaBrian HJburger. Shawn Inglis Row 3 Rob Zmser. Jason Steczynski. Randy Yeates. i Ludwig. Justin Ahoyt. Eric Van Pelt Row 1 Steve Hannon. Zack Stanford. Chris Clark. Matt Surges. Adam Matson. Jason Ryan Row 2 Dave Novak. Chris Kirby. Sean Shorp. Sean McMillian. Bill Herman. Brian Guzman. Dan Perruquet Row 3: Jim Connell. Tim Fix. Art Leos. Brian Kelly. Brian Wielgus, Coach Klooster Jason Steczynski looks in for the sign as he pitches to a Joliet West batter Matt Surges concentrates as he warms up for the game against Glenbard East. 179 Row 1 Pa! Martin, Brent Gatyon. Christine Chandler mgr . Jenny Basco mgr, Becky McGowan mgr, Jenny Petka mgr T R Fry. Prabal Chakabarti Row 2 Bart Singletary. Brian Wilkinson. Ray Voitak. Steve Saunders, Ken Gregory. John Ferak Jeff Kelm. Troy Dolbee. Bob Bryant Row 3 George Walsh. Coach Rciderer. Estelle Chandler, mgr Travis Pascavis. Steve Emerson. Dan James. Rob Green. Mark Dolbee. Matt Karoteik Row 4 Coach Hunt. Fred Prueter. Rob Doyle Jason Me Mil ten. Sam Glenn. Dan Cozzi. Aaron Nuetzmann. Tom Knopp. Eric Sawin. Coach DeSutter Jeff Kelm sprints toward the finish line, trying for his personal best. Steve Emerson hands off to Tony Rossi in the 800 medley during a home track meet. 180 JUNIOR VARSITY Deb Ott seems to be playing her shortstop position in total control. Heather Burzinski bats to help the Wildcats capture another VICTO- RY!! Shelly Carey anxiously awaits to field a ground ball at second base 1 KeHy Sullivan, mgr. Shelly Carey. Kim Bailey. Julie Hooper. Dawn Donahue Row 2 Jenny to Healher Burzinski. Heather Minntck. Missy Kuhn. Tricia Zelazny. Jenny Sossong. Deb Ott 3 Coach Lcifker. Katy San lord. Laurie Thompson. Casey Crews. Sherry Ruet tiger, Linda Michelle Baron. Sarah Cherry 181 A collage of cheerleaders and poms doing what they do best: Kelly Johnson during a rainy football game; Sheryl Lamantia, a JV basketball cheerleader; poms. Amy Hughes and Chris Koerner. perform at halftime; a part of the football JV squad, and a mount performed by the Varsity squad. JUNIOR VARSITY β First Row: Heather Robertson. Jacqueline Oberts. Corne Redmond. Chris Oberts Second Row: Carole Semplinski. Karen Melien Third Row Sheryl Lamantia. Mindy SafKo. Tracy Van Slyke. Estelle Chandler Varsity cheerleaders do it with style!! Mindy Safko and her JV squad members try to make the homecoming crowd show some spirit. B A 8 K E C T H B E A E L R L 8 First Row Jennt Downard. Kim Beutel. Traci livas. Kelly Johnson Second Row Unda Partite. Julie Ahern. Carne FuHington Third Row Katt Calkins. Lon Ashbaugh. Lynn McCann. Kim Prochaska The JV squad shows their spirit while at the same time having fun. Kim Prochaska tries to get the crowd involved at a basketball game. 184 Travis Pascavis and Matt Stanfield push each other along during a race at Four Seasons Park Watch out!! Cornin' thru! WRESTLING CHEERLEADERS β First Row Carole Semplinski. Ka- ren Mellen, Michelle Allton. Middle Row: Mindy Safko. Back Row Tracy Van Slyke, Kristine Oberts, Tracey Malcom. This Plainfield netter is warming up before his tennis match H F AO A L FM L E Roy Chapman Golf John Mow MVP β Little 7 β Football Ray Reks Football Paula Sossong Volleyball Jeff Hiller Football Matt DeSutter Football, Track Chris Cozzi Football. Track Lori Salter Volleyball, Basketball Julie Catalanello Volleyball. Softball Rob Galyon Ron Carey George Strnad Go,f 1st place conference 6th place β state 186 Heather Garlock Cross Country Fred Reuttiger Baseball Ann Kevish Softball Bruce Wittman Basketball Jessica Holforty Track Las i Dave Schleiben Baseball Julie Nelson Softball Tracy Koerner Softball Lynn Stefanich MVP β Little 7 β Softball 1988 All Conference Picks For All Sports Little Seven Conference UV iO Jenny Larson Cross Country. Track Chris Priest Baseball John Sparlin and Mike Zarley Tennis Doubles Champs 187 Running back Rob Miller evades his Oswego oppo- nent as his Plainfield team- mates block. Debbie Hooper carefully watches her opponents as she covers first base Julie Modzelewski. Paula Sossong, and Julie Cat- alanello position them- selves to receive the serve Coach Reiderer provides Jessica Holforty with a pep talk before she com- petes. Bruce Wittman drives around his Geneva competitor in order to pass the ball to a Plainfield ally a John (Marlin) Sparlin gets into position to return a serve from his competitor Coach Zbacnik give Brian Betzweizer advice during districts VARSITY 189 s more to school academics ING MUSICAL rimg break NOR'S MIGHT xNEMCTICM PRCM graduation Es5r I N D U C T N I H 0 S N Row 1: Shelia Conroy. Ju- lie Nelson. Melissa Sel- inger, Bonnie Goist, Stephanie Garibaldi. Ronie Bennett. Denise Viera, Lisa Gregorich. Danielle Viera. Tina Latta. Melinda Thomas. Kelly Johnson. Amy Webb Row 2: Charlie Bauer. Joe Baldazzi, Brain Rutheford. Ricky Haas. Mike Reytles, John Carillo. Jeff Jarot. Brian Webster, Ed Jarot. Jeff Ryan. John Mohelik. Jim Stein. Erik Jones. Row 3: Julie Catalanello. Terri Kleck. Karla Dean. Wendy Lindstrom. Cindy Doran, Kathy Swinford. Kim Beutel. Traci Livas Cheryl Hennessy. Nadine Haupt, Sarah Behling. Carmen Wallace. Cris Prieboy. Row 4: Kelly Allport. Christie Dodson. Kirk Lange. Dave Schliben. Matt DeSutter. Rob Zwolinski, Renee Webb. Lori Salter. Jen White. Barb Branz. Everyone waits patiently for their moment when their names are called NHS president, Chris Cozzi lights a candle during the ceremony. On May 11, a group of select Juniors and Seniors were inducted into the National Honor Society. To be inducted into the NHS a student must have a 4.2 average and show leadership, character, scholar- ship and admirable qualities. The students are then inducted only after a committee of teachers meets to approve the nominations. 192 SPECIAL EVENTS Sealed: Ken Ospalik, Eric Kozuh, Nino Corsetti, Joe Mellen. Back Row: Shawn Grimm, Brian Webster, Dave Nurzcek, Greg Lowery, Scott Pfeiffer, Mike Chytracek, Ed Jarot. Leah Hage, Lisa Hostad, Holly Townhill, Nadine Haupt, Terri Kleck, Bonnie Goist. NEW MEMBERS '88 β Dave Wilson, Bonnie Goist, Karen Mellen, John Paul Ivec, B 0 Y 8 8 T A T E A learning experience for both Boys and Girls State with stu- dents applying to be accepted into the summer program for a one week adventure in state and local government. G 8 I T R A L T 8 E Quill and Scroll is an honorary journalism group with students nominated by the publications sponsors. 8 Q C U a R I A 0 L N l L D L 193 Glen Stiteley and his family members spent Easter break in Ft. Myers. Florida. The girl s track team spent their break the same way the other athletic teams did ββ practicing! Tine, Laura, and Estelle Chandler relaxed in Annapolis. Maryland, by the harbor. Lisa Unsell and Tracy Lockwood met Coach Mike Ditka of the Bears on the plane from the South. Over Easter Break the students, parents, teachers, and friends pictured above by the bus outside the high school, spent their holidays in Germany. The photographs here portray the enjoyable time that was had by everyone. The vertical picture at the left shows the inside of one room of King Ludwig's Castle. Anne Fischbach, Ann Russell, Jennifer Snyder and Nicole Francik overlook the Neushwan- stein Castle with the students in the lower picture having a good time at the Haufbrahaus in Munich, West Germany. Shelly Judnick, Mrs. Francik, Mike Schmuldt take time out from sightseeing and shop- ping. SPECIAL EVENTS 195 H 0 N N 1 0 G R H S T A beaming Laura Chandler received the Li- oness Scholarship as well as many other awards Mr Skinner from the American Legion presents Ron Carey with the American Le- gion Scholarship for athletic competition. Matt DeSutter accepts the George Dixon me- morial award for sports. Lynn Stefamch receives her appointment scholarship to West Point; Chris Cozzi goes to the Air Force Academy on a scholarship. Dr. Waldorf congratulates co-valedictorian John Paul Ivec as the other co-valedictorians, Chris Cozzi and David Cliffel, and the co- salutatorians Cindy Salisbury and Laura Chandler, look on. AWARD RECIPIENTS Allport. Kelly Yearbook Asst Ed Ashbv. Catherine HI state Scholar Baron. Al III State Scholar Behlmg. Sarah Yearbook Asst Ed. Benac. John Green White Review Benac, Yvonne Green White Review Boot . Diane III State Scholar Bush. Tracy III State Scholar Spanish Carey. Ron Scholar Athletic Award American Legion Scholarship Carrillo. John Math. AIME Chakabarti. Prabal Scholastic Bowl 1987-88 Math. 1st Place regional Chandler. Laura Deenng. Patrick III State Scholar Green White Review Scholarship β Drake Pres Acad Fitness DeLara, James Science III State Scholar Pres Acad Fitness. Rotary Scholarship Dement. Michelle Spanish III State Scholar Pres Acad Fitness DeSutter. Mat III State Scholar Deufel, Rich P V F W A Scholarship Dolbee, Troy Scholastic Bowl 1987-88 Donaldson. Steven National Merit Scholarship Yearbook, Asst Ed III State Scholar Green White Review Donaldson, Mike National Ment Scholarship Program Science Fielder Pres Academic Fitness HI State Scholar French Co-Salutatorian. Lioness Award. Nancy Moorman Scholarship. Rotary Scholarship Chandler, Kristine Green White Review Chytracek. Mike Computer Club Boys State Clements. Brian Spanish III State Scholar Pres Academic Fitness Offel. David Math. MAA, AIME. Co-Valedctorian Science. French Nat Merit Schlrsp Scholastic Bowl Fielder. Pres Acad Fitness HI State Scholar Collins, Jennifer PVFWA Scholarship Corsetti. Nmo Boys State Cozzi. Dan Scholastic Bowl 1987 88 Cozzi, Chris Scholastic Bowl 1987-88. Co-Valedictorian. Air Force Academy Appointment Scholarship German. Science SAR Good Citizenship Award Fielder Pres Acad Fitness III State Scholar Davis. James HI State Scholar Dean. Karla Yearbook Yearbook Donaldson. Paige Green White Review Doran, Cindy Yearbook. Asst Ed Downard, Jenm Yearbook Dunlap. Cujo American Legion Essay Durkin. Michelle Yearbook Emerson. Steve Scholastic Bowl 1987 88 Fischbach. Anne German III State Scholar Pres Acad Fitness Galyon, Robert III State Scholar Garlock. Heather Scholar Athletic Award George. D Michael Pres Acad Fitness Goist. Bonnie Fielder Girls' State Green White Review. Quill and Scroll Golliher. Christy Pres Acad Fitness III State Scholar Gomez. Melissa National Guard Music Award Gomora. Marc III State Scholar Grimm. Shawn Boys State Haoe, Leah Yearbook. Asst Ed Girls' State Haupt. Nadme Girls State Hiller. Jeff Pres Acad Fitness Hogan, Kristin Yearbook Hostad. Lisa Girts State Hughes, Amy National Merit Scholarship German HI State Scholar Ivec, John Paul Science Fielder III State Scholar American Legion Essay Pres Acad Fitness. Rotary Scholarship. Co-Valedictorian. Gerald Reynolds Scholarship Mow. John Ron Louzon Memorial Sports Award Jansen. Joanne Hugh O'Brien Award Jarot. Ed Boys State Jensen. Kelly III State Scholar Student Council Pres Acad Fitness Johnston, Holly ill State Scholar Pres Acad Fitness Jones, Brian III State Scholar PVFWA Scholarship Jones, Enk Scholastic Bowl 1987 88 Kelly. Michelle III State Scholar Fielder Pres Acad Fitness. Quill and Scroll King. Mandy Green White Review Kleck. Terr. Voice of Democracy Girls State Green White Review Koerner, Chnstine Pres Acad Fitness Kozuh, Erie Boys State Kubmski, Kristin Pres Acad Fitness Kulaga. Karen Green White Review Kulaga. Kathy Green White Review Larson. Jennifer III State scholar Pres Acad Fitness Lea. Linda III State Scholar Liberatore. Chnstine Yearbook Lowery. Greg Boys Sttate Magana. Monica Green White Review Marks. Thad Fielder, Quill and Scroll Marks. Laura Yearbook Fielder Mellen, Karen Fielder Mellen, Joe Boys State Moore. Chris Hugh O Bnen Ldrshp Rep Morris. John III State Scholar Spanish Pres Acad Fitness Nelsen. Matt Science HI State Scholar Pres Acad Fitness Newberry. Karen Yearbook. Asst Ed Nurczyk, Dave Boys State Odegaard. Deb American Legion Essay Ospalik, Ken Boys State Paquet, Scott HI State Scholar Pfeiffer. Scott Boys State Phelps. Mike Fielder. Quill and Scroll Pleshar. Jody Rotary Scholarship Polyak. Mirko Scholastic Bowl 1987-88 III State Scholar Popek, Dana Green White Review Pneboy, Chris Fielder III State Scholar Green White Review. Outstanding Journalist Prochaska. Kim Spanish Fielder III State Scholar Pres Acad Fitness Reagen, Scot III State Scholar Pres Acad Fitness Rodriguez. Carmen llhnois Health Occupations Students of America Scholarhip Russell, Ann III State Scholar Pres Acad Fitness Salisbury. Julie Yearbook Salisbury, Cindy German Fielder III State Scholar Pres Acad Fitness, DAR Good Citizenship. Rotary Scholarship. Co- Salutatorian Scheller. Debbie Yearbook Schlieben. Dave Scholastic Bowl 1987-88 Schmitz. Kris Yearbook. Editor III State Scholar Pres Acad Fitness Scholtes. Mara Yearbook Simenson, Kristy Yearbook Skelton, Laura Yearbook Smith. Michelle Ptfd Commerce Voc Award Smith, Mary F i IrlAr Sobkoviak. Patti Green White Review Spangler. Stacy Yearbook Stefamch, Lynn French West Point Scholarship Stiteley. Glen III State Scholar Stone. Dwight Scholastic Bowl 1987 88 Science III State Scholar Pres Acad Fitness Strnsd 060(06 Nat Guard Outstanding Athlete of Year Sullivan. Kelly Yearbook Sulbvan. Kerry Yearbook Swanson. Jill Chamber of Commerce Award Taylor Linda P V F W A Scholarship Thomas. Melinda Yearbook. Asst Ed Thompson. Jeff PVFWA Scholarship Thompson. Nicole Green White Review Towmll. HoHy Girls State β Alt Turner. Tara III State Scholar German Pres Acad Fitness Warm bier, Beth Yearbook Webster. Brian Boys' State Williams. Kelly Yearbook Wilson. Dave III State Scholar. Quill and Scroll Wittman. Bruce III State Scholar Pres Acad Fitness Wysocki, Jennifer AAA Traffic Safety Essay Scholarship Zan. Brandy III State Scholar Pres Acad Fitness Zarley. Michael III State Scholar Pres Acad Fitness Zettergren. Linda Yearbook Zwolinski. Rob Scholastic Bowl 1987 88 SPECIAL EVENTS 197 The Best of Timesβ King and Queen Jeff Thompson and Chris Koerner Brandy Butler and Mike Bushell Skip Raspanti and Sheri Szabo Margret Orr and Mike Fazio 198 p R 0 M Julie Salisbury, Linda Bootz and their dates Carrie Fullington, Angie McKenna and their dates β John Curbis and Jim LaRussa M A Y RIALTO THEATER SPECIAL EVENTS 199 B SA N N I U 0 RE '1 Brandy Zan and Laura Chandler sing the very ap- propriate song of Friends.β 2.7? 107' ) fv Β«.fj ft 9 ' V v The crowd goes wild as George Michael (Glen Stiteley) sings. Dave Wilson fills his plate. The Senior Banquet was held May 13 in the High School cafeteria. En- tertainment ranged from singing to a stand-up routine. Everyone seemed to enjoy themselves and it will be imprinted on our minds as a memory of the senior class. 200 SPECIAL EVENTS Miss Sarah Brown (Kelly Jensen) of the Save-a-Soul Mission and Sky Masterson (Jim Stein), a high stakes gambler, fall in love. Benny Southstreet (John Mow), Nicely-Nicely Johnson (Brian Schrader) and Rusty Charlie (Mike Imhof) discuss the finer points of horse racing in ββFugue for Tinhorns. General Matilda Cartwright (Nadine Haupt) counsels Miss Sa- rah Brown on the running of the mission while Arvide Abernathy (Bob Burke) lends moral support. Benny Southstreet (John Ivlow) encourages Miss Adelaide (Tracy Lockwood) and Nathan Detroit (Mirko Polyak) to get married Cast SARAH BROWN Kefiy Jenaen SKY MASTERSON Jim Stem NATHAN DETROIT Mirho Polyak MISS ADELAID! Tracy Lockwood (M. Sun) Cynthia Fgner (Sat) NICELY NICELY JOHNSON Brian Schraeder BENNY SOUTHSTRLET John Mow RUSTY CHARLIE Mika Imhoff ARVIDE ABERNATHY Boh Burke MISSION BAND Becky Maduaon Shannon Darby Anne Fachbach Jenny 1 Morm Brenda Nickel HARRY THE HORSE Jeh Goebel LT BRANNIGAN Scott Martin ANGIE THE OX Frv Smoltch JOEY Β 1 TMORf Jett Goebel SOCIETY MAX Steve Await Sham Y.inker GENERAL MATILDA B. CAKTWRJOMT Nadana Haupt Todd Grahek DRUNK ..... Dan Short WAITRESSES Saea Behkng Path fAtholaon HOT BOX GIRLS Ken W at era (Dance Capta.nl Outafy Gofeher Stephania Korol CatynCMW TVtany Leonhard Janm! owy Janet Spencer Dcniw VUtra Shem Yunker Danirie VSaira Brandy Zen GAMBLERS Steve A-u Tom Sanford John theaa SeanSchorp R- Β« Kelli John Schneiter ChrtaKofcah Ed Rohuaek HAVANA DANCERS Kim Watcrv Shem Yunker CHORUS Sarth Behling Tracy Bmh. Caaey Crewa, Michelle Dement. Shan Eckman. Dave Holla. Stephanie Ganbokk Karen Kulaga. Kathy Kuiage Mfce I rtfek. Clwyl Mataorv Beth McGowan. Karen Morrow, Patty Nxhohori Sherry Norm. Dawn Ptodehl Lynda Partlla. Ned Saggeae Carole Sempbnaha. Michele Slater Michehr Toneflk Paula Wmteratem Diane Zimmerman. Holy Zimmerman Sandra Poliny Kristin Schmitz Michelle Smith Glen Stiteley Bridging the gap through old yearbooks, the staff would like you to notice the transformations the senior class has undergone from their fifth grade mug shots at Crystal Lawns with Miss Benson to their ID pictures taken in August 1987. Sherri Szabo Clayton Venters Michael Zarley Miss Ann Benson Pictures below are of Diane Bootz, Donald Storm, and Mike Phelps with the dinosaur in kindergarten and looking just as mischievous during the spring of 1988 Julie Garbelman Marc Gomora Christy Golliher Old and new illus- trated on the left here through an old communica- tion medium β the 1976 year- book photo and the new medium β the 1988 sen- ior IDs. Tom Sanford has outgrown his desk since second grade Deb Odegaard shows the same ex- pression as she had in third grade. t t John Paul Ivec Brian Jones Jennifer Larson Trisch Bailey, in 1979 and today, il- lustrates the point, βThe more things change, the more they remain the same. ' 205 Mike Jedryck readies for the ceremony AWARD WINNERS β Chris Cozzi β Walter G. Neihus Memorial Award; Mrs Linda Schultz β Walter G and Juanita F. Neihus Award, Walter Peterson (not pictured) β Richard Ira Jones Award 206 SPECIAL EVENTS G R A D U A T I 0 N JUNE 4, 1988 Singing the class song are Sheri Yonker, Kelly Jensen, Linda Taylor, Cindy Egner, Anne Fischbach, Michelle Dement, and Brandy Zan. John Paul Ivee accompanies them. Wendy Davidson receives her diploma. SPECIAL EVENTS 207 v. iir'school- ____ specially for the seniors,.! hppe we wilrfiover lose-ttie'gift-of communication among each other β for without it, our high school years-woiJId-sir piy be a 'blur placed area within ourselves. 209 GENERAL INDEX ATTENDANCE OFFICE AIDES 133 AWARD RECIPIENTS 197 BASEBALL TEAMS: BOYS β FRESH-SOPH 179 VARSITY 160 BASKETBALL: BOYS β FRESHMAN 175 SOPHOMORE 174 VARSITY 154 GIRLS β FRESH-SOPH 176 VARSITY 156 BOYS' STATE 193 BUS DRIVERS 111 CAFETERIA STAFF 111 CAMERA CLUB 119 CHEERLEADERS: BASKETBALL 184 FOOTBALL 183 WRESTLING 185 COLOR GUARD 134 COMPUTER CLUB 139 CONCERT CHOIR 126 CROSS COUNTRY: BOYS β SOPHOMORE 170 VARSITY 146 GIRLS β VARSITY 147 DISTRICT OFFICE PERSONNEL 94 FACULTY 98 FALL PLAY 128 FCA 124 FIELDER 116 FOOTBALL TEAMS: FRESHMAN 169 SOPHOMORE 168 VARSITY 144 FRESHMAN CHOIR: BOYS 127 GIRLS 127 FRESHMAN CLASS 60 GIRLSβ STATE 193 GOLF TEAM: FRESH-SOPH 172 VARSITY 148 GRADUATION 206 GREEN AND WHITE REVIEW 118 GUIDANCE OFFICE AIDES 131 HALL OF FAME 186 HOMECOMING 6 HONORS NIGHT 196 ILLINOIS STATE SCHOLARS 138 JETS 123 JUNIOR CLASS 40 MADRIGALS 120 MAIN OFFICE AIDES 132 MATH TEAM 139 MEDIA CENTER AIDES 131 MOST REPRESENTATIVE SENIOR BOY AND GIRL 88 N.H.S. INDUCTION 192 N. H.S. 138 O. E.A. 124 ORGANIZATIONS 113 PLAINSMAN 114 PRINCIPAL 96 PROM 198 POMS 122 QUILL AND SCROLL 193 SCIENCE CLUB 119 SCHOLASTIC BOWL 130 SECRETARIES 97 SENIOR CLASS 17 SENIOR CREDITS 33 SENIOR DINNER 200 SOFTBALL: JUNIOR VARSITY 181 VARSITY 165 SOPHOMORE CLASS 50 SPEECH TEAM 117 SPRING BREAK 194 SPORTS 141 SPRING MUSICAL 202 STUDENT COUNCIL 130 STUDENT LIFE 69 SYMPHONIC BAND 136 TENNIS: BOYS β FRESH-SOPH 178 VARSITY 164 GIRLS βFRESH SOPH 171 VARSITY 152 TRACK TEAM: BOYS β FRESH-SOPH 180 VARSITY 158 GIRLS 162 TREBLE CHOIR 125 VOLLEYBALL TEAMS: JUNIOR VARSITY 173 VARSITY 151 WINTER GUARD 140 WRESTLING TEAMS: JUNIOR VARSITY 177 FRESHMAN 177 VARSITY 153 210 A. Adam. Heather (90) 50 Adam. Nahrm (90) 50 Adams. Beth (90) 50. 136 Adsit Mike (89) 40. 136. 144, 153 Aharrah. Matt (88) 18. 144 Ahern. Jennifer (89) 40. 122 Ahern. Joke (89) 40. 183. 184. 126 Ahoyt. Justin (90) 50. 155 Ahrens. Justm (90) 50. 168. 174. 82 Albold. Jarrett (91) 60. 169 ABport, Kelly (89) 40. 115. 165, 84192 Alton. Michelle (89) 40. 185 Alstott. David (88) β Amador Jaime (89) 40 Anderson. Knsten (90) β Anderson. Nancy (T) 110 Anderson. Daniel (88) 18. 144. 145, 186 Anderson. Terrence (89) 40. 158 Anderson. Dustin (91) 60. 139. 131 Anno. Stacey (88) 18. 125 Anno. Bret (90) 50. 172 Antmk. Brad (88) 18 Antmk. Melissa (90) 50 Arnold. Qndy (89) 40 Ashdaoah. Lon (88) 18. 14. 34, 183. 184. 131.88 Ashby. Cathenne (88) 18. 138, 131 Atteberry. Heidi (90) 50 Avery. Mary! (89) 40 Await. Eric (89) 40 Await. Steven (91) 60 Azmarv Charles (88) 18. 136 13 Bailey. Stacy (88) β Bailey. Stephen (88) 18. 148. 138 Bailey. Tncia (88) 18. 205 Bailey. Randal (90) 50. 172 Bailey. Kimberly (91) 60. 181 Baker. Tom (T) 106 Baker. Dawn (89) 40. 132 BakJazzi. Joseph (89) 40. 119. 192 Baldwin Robert (88) 18. 119 Batz. Adam (88) 18 Barker. Ken (89) 40 Barnes Paul (90) 50 Barnewolt, Eugene (T) 96. 112 Baron. Alan (88) 18. 156. 123 Baron. Michelle (91) 60. 150. 181. 138 Basco, Jennifer (90) 50. 122. 180. 158. 126 Bato. Robert (88) 18. 148 Baudek Jeffrey (91)60, 127 Bauer. Charles (88) 18. 160. 192 Baxa. Christopher 50. 177 Beard. Steven (90) 50. 126 Beard. Stacey (91) 60 Becker Jennifer (90) β Beckman Ken (89) 40 Behlmg. Lynn (T) 111. 131 Behlmg. Sarah (89) 40. 42. 121. 115. 124. 163, 192 Betlmo. Tony (89) 40 Benac, John (89) 40 Benac. Yvonne (91) 60, 128. 118 Benecke. Shawna (91) 60 Ben net, Angie (90) 136 Bennett. Rome (89) 40. 125. 192 Berg. Kenneth (90) β Berg. Jennifer (91) 60. 173. 176 Bergmann. Jim (88) 18 Bernard. Michael (88) 18. 144 126 Bernard, Michelle (90) 50. 140. 163 Bernard, Patrick (90) 50. 126 Berner. AJissa (91) 60 Bertmck. Susan (90) 50 Betzwiser. Brian (88) 18. 153. 189 Beutel. Kim (89) 40. 183. 184. 138. 192 Beutel. Kevin (91) 60. 169 Bianchetta Brandy (90) 50. 163 Biegun. Heather (88) 18. 131 Biermann. Dan (89) 40. 160 Biernat. David (89) 40 B4lmger. Monica (90) 50. 92 Birkett. Tim (88) 18. 136 Birsa. John (88) 19. 121. 144. 89, 127. 126 Birsa. Carrie (89) 40 Bjekich. Kim (88) 19 Blankenship. Bradley (90) 50. 177 Blogg. Philip (90) 50 Blum. Angela (88) 19. 152 Blum. John (90) 50. 174 Bly. Bracken (89) 40 Bly. Thomas (90) 50. 168 Bodner, Catherine (90) 50. 134 Boe. Gerald (T) 111, 131 Boland. Ken (88) 19 Bollmger Michael (89) β Boose. Douglas (90) 50 Bootz. Diane (88) 19.150. 204.138.133 Bootz. Linda (90) 50. 132.140.174. 131. 196 Boreham. Todd (88) 19. 160 Boreham. Annette (90) 50. 168. 125. 163 Boros. Mark (90) 50 Bosi. Christopher 50 Bowers. Juka (90) 50 Bowker, Melissa (90) 50. 171 Bozman. Kim (88) 19 Bramerd. Jason (91) 60 Brancecum. Charles (88) 19 Branz Barb (89) 40. 165. 192 Brashear. Derek (88) 19 Bredesen. Heidi (89) 40 Bonker. Paul (88) 19 Bromberek. Tieg (90) 50. 53. 133. 127 Brooks, Phyllis (T) 103 Brown. Julie (91) 60 Bruck. Kknton (91) 60. 170. 175 Brummel Dan (88) 19 Bruns. Enc (91) 60. 177. 172 Bryant. Jim (88) 19 Bryant. Robert (90) 50. 168. 180 Buikema. Shelly (89) 40 Buikema. Sherry (89) 40. 147 Bukowiecki. Richard (89) 40 Buldak. Brad (89) 40 Burd. Barry (88) 19 Burke. Bob (88) 19. 121. 153. 202. 126 Burns. Jeff (89) 40. 144 158 Burrow. Tara (91)60. 171 Burzmski. Heather (91)60. 181. 117 Bush. Tracy (88) 19. 30. 138. 126 Bush. Mandy (91)60 Bushed, Mike (88) 198 Bushed. Mark (91) 60. 169. 177 Butler. Jenny (88) 19 Butler. Brandy (90) 50. 196 Butler. Kelty (91) 60. 173. 176 C Cable. Evelyn (T) 111 Cafcms. Kathe (89) 40. 183. 184 Cambruzzi. Tiffany (90) 50 Canaday. Tonya (90) 50 Carey. Ron (88) 19. 144. 153. 196. 187 Carey. Shelly (91) 60. 173. 176. 181 Carlson. Mike (89) 40 Carlton. Rich (89) β Carlton. Kimberly (90) 51.125.124. 163. 117 Carneghi. Scott (88) 19 Carrillo. John (89) 40. 136. 123. 139. 119, 192 Carroll. Shaun (90) β Carroll. Andrea (88) 19 Carter. Shawn (89) 40.11.144. 156.163 Carter. Melissa (91) 60. 14. 15. 68. 173. 184 Cartwright, Kathy (T) 109 Castrate. Amy (90) 51 Catalanedo. Julie (89) 40.150. 151.165. 187. 188. 192 Cernetich. Lenny (88) 19 Cernetich. Janet (90) 51 Chakrabarti, Surmta (90) 51. 171. 117 Chakrabarti Prabal (91) 60. 170. 180. 139. 130. 117 Chamay. Juke (89) 40. 80 Chandler. Laura (88) 20 79. 122. 194. 196, 123. 139. 138. 197. 200 Chandler. Estelle (90) 51. 79. 183, 184 194. 180. 158 Chandler, Jamie (91) 60. 136 Chandler, Kristine (91) 60. 62. 79. 122. 194. 190. 139. 158. 118 Chaplin. Stacey (90) 51 Chapman. Roy (89) 1 8. 149. 187 Charest. Robert Jr (9 60 Chavez. Richard (T) 104 Cherry. Bdl (88) 20. 155. 154. 161. 187. 160 Cherry. Sarah (91) 60. 68. 173. 181 Chissus. Dan (T) 102 Churchill. Enc (89)41, 71 Churchill. Stacy (91)61. 163 Chumovic. Luke (89) 41. 144 Chytracek. Mike (89) 41. 128. 139. 193 Gadetla. Paul (88) 20. 32. 14, 88 Clark. Rob (89) 41 Clark, Chnstopher 61.63. 175. 127 Clem. Jackie (90) β Clem. Eric (91) 61 Clements. Brian (88) 20. 138 Ckffel. Dave (88) 20. 123, 139. 138. 83 164, 1Β . 119, 197 Ckffel. Caryn (90) 51. 121. 126 Coleg rove Jennifer (91) 61. 127 Colhns. Jenny (88) 20 Collins. Joseph (90) 51. 168. 177 Connell. James (91) 61. 175 Conrad. William (T) 108 Conroy. Shiela (89) 41. 13. 152. 192 Cooper. Gina (89) 41. 132 Cornelius. Jeff (88) 20 Corsetti. Nmo (89) 41. 153 Cox. Jessica (91)61. 171. 175 Cozzi. Chris (88) 20. 14 144 196, 138. 206. 88. 187. 130, 158. 197 Cozzi, Daniel (90)51.168.174. 180. 130 Crews. Casey (90) 51. 132. 173. 176. 181. 126 Crow. Jenny (89) 41 Crowley. Kim (89) 41. 126 Crowther. Tiffany (89) 41. 150. 163 Croxton. Brian (91) β Cryer. Cheryl (89) 41. 125 Cummmgs. Rob (88) 20 Cummings. Richard (91) 61. 169 Curtxs. Michael (90) 51 Cutter. Robert (T) 103 E Dalzell, Amy (90) β Darby. Ed (88) 20 Darby. Shannon (90) 51. 125 Darm. Tony (90) 51 Davis. Jim (88) 20. 144. 138 Davis. Scott (89)41. 158 Davis. Todd (90) 51 Davis. Troy (91) 61. 169 Davison. Enc (T) 108 Davison. Wendy (88) 20. 207 Day. Dave (89) 41. 144. 153 Day. Leland, Jr 61. 127 Dean. Jeff (89) 41 Dean. Karla (89) 41 8. 136. 115. 192 Debom, Tncia (90)51. 115. 125 Deenng. Pat (88) 20. 30. 138. 119. 118. 117 Delara. Jim (88) 20. 128, 139. 138. 83. 130. 119. 201. 117 Dement. Michelle (88) 20. 125. 138. 83. 207 Dervis. Kan (89)41. 121. 126 Desutter. Wayne (T) 108. 11. 144 Desutter. Matt (88) 20. 144 196. 187. 158. 192 Dettloff Andrea (89)41 Deufel. Rich (88) 20 Diaz. Nicholas (90) 51 Dickmann. Wendy (89) 41. 136 Dickmann, Thomas (90) 51. 168. 177 Diercks. Roger (91)61. 119 Discianno. Joe (89) 41 Disera. Amy (90) 51 Dock. Aksha (88) 20 Dodson. Chnstie (89) 41. 134. 135. 136, 192 Ddbee. Mark (90)51.168 173.174.180 Dolbee. Troy (90) 51. 14. 15. 168 173. 174. 180. 130 Domark. Rob (88) β Domark. Shawn (90) β Donahue. Jeff (89)41. 14. 144. 131. 158 Donahue. Dawn (91) 61. 12. 171. 176, 181 211 Donaldson. Mike (08) 21. 32. 79. 115. 124. 119 Donaldson. Steven (88) 21. 32. 79. 146. 114. 115. 138. 124. 110 Donaldson. PaΒ oe (90) 51. 79. 132. 173. 124. 163. 118 Doran. Mark (88) 21 Doran. Cmdy(89)41. 115. 192 Downard. Jennifer (88) 21. 116. 183. 184, 115 Downard. Stephen (90) 51 Doyle. Robert (90) 51. 168. 180 Orach. Angela (91)61. 171. 127 Drackley. Jennifer (90) 51. 136 Drumm. Brian (91) 61 Dufrane. Sharon (T) 99 Dunlap. Sandra (88) 21. 124. 117 Dupree. Ken (89) 41 Durkm. Michelle (88) 21. 32. 134. 135. 136. 114. 115. 124 Dyer. Shawn (88) 21 E Eardley. Usa (91) 61. 174 Eaton. Cyndi (89) 41 Eberhard. Jeff (88) 21 Eckman. Sharnne (89) 41. 122. 126 Eden. Andrea (89) 41. 165 Eden. William (91)61. 169 Edgar. Jeff (88) 21. 153 Egner. Brett (90) β Egner. Cynthia (88) 21. 32. 121. 122. 203. 125. 138. 207 Ehrsam. Rob (89) 41 Ehrsam. Sean (91) 61. 169 Etch, Brian (90) 51 Eichelberger. Nancy (T) 99. 112 Eichom. Stephanie 61 Eighner. James (90) 51. 126 Eldred. Butfie (90) 51. 176 Eldred. Deborah (91) 61. 171 Ellis. Betty (T) 100 Elis. Larry (T) 98 Emerson. Stephen (90) 51. 168. 180 126 England. Charles (88) 21. 78 England. Randy (89) 41. 78 England. Gary (91)61. 78 Englert. Jeffrey (88) β Erickson. Robert (88) β Erickson. Jennifer (90) 51 Enkson. Brian (91) 61. 169 Ernest. Cathy (88) 21 Ervm. Christopher 51 Estep. Aliaissia (9 61 Evans. Larry (T) 103 Evans. Russel (89) 41 Everton. Robby (90) 51. 168 E Parrel. Laurel (T) 107 Faulk. Jennifer (90) β Faulk. Renee (88) 21 Fauth. Andrea (91) 61 Fazio. Mike (88) 21. 116. 198. 126 Featherston. James (90) 52 Featherstoo. Judith (90) 52. 126 Ferak. John (91)61. 170. 180. 124. 119 Ferguson. Rob (88) 21 Ferguson. Kathy (89) 41 Ferreri, Francis (90) 52 Findlay. Marc (89)41. 136 Fischbach. Anne (88)21. 121. 156. 123. 125. 139. 138, 83. 207. 195 Fischer. Lisa (90) 52 Fix. Timothy (91) 61. 169. 177 Flagg. Lor. (90) 52. 173 Foley. Karen (90) 52. 126 Ford. Glen (89) 41 Fox. William (89) 41 Francisco. Bill 153 Francus. Mike (89) 41 Frazier. Gregory (90) 52. 178 Fredericks. Dave (88) β Fredericks. Ted (88) 22 Fredericks. Charles (91) 61. 169 Fredericks. Micheal (91) 61. 169 Fredenkson. Kim (90) 156 Fuddle. Michael (90) 52 Fnnk. Darlene (T) 105 Fritz. Gretchen (91) 62. 136. 124 Fry. Thomas (91)62 Fullmgton. Carrie (88) 22. 183. 184. 199. 84 Fullington. Weston (91) 62. 169 0 Galdamez. Idama (88) 22. 124 Gallagher. Melissa (90) 52. 176 Gallagher. Nicolette (9 62 Gallahue. Lauretta (T) 107. 112 Galyon. Brent (91) 180 Galyon. Robert (88) 22. 148, 155. 138. 187. 158 Garbelman. Juke (88) 205 Gar be! man, Kevin (89) 41. 148 Garbm. Curt (88) β Garbm. David (89) 41 Gardner. Douglas (89) 41. 144. 158 Gardner. James (89) 42 Gariboldi. Stephanie (8 42. 14. 165. 192 Ganch. Daniel (90) 52 Gar lock. Heather (88) 22.147.157. 156. 165. 187 Gehrke. Mark (90) 52. 174 Getstler. Jenny (88) 22. 152. 133 Geistler. Enc (90) 52. 168 George. Mike (88) β George. David (88) 22. 158 Gemenz. Kristine (90) 52. 121. 132. 125 Gilbertson. Kris (89) 42. 126 Gladowski. Jennifer (91) 62 Glasscock. Doug (89) 42. 144. 153 Glenn. Samuel (90) 52. 174. 180 Goebel, Jeffrey (90) 52. 121. 126 Goebel. Herbert (91) 62. 169 Goetschel. Jeff (88) β Goist. Bonnie (89) 42. 116. 193. 118 117. 192 Golfcher. Christy (88) 22. 121. 132. 150. 205. 125. 138. 89 Gomez. Mekssa (88) 22. 136 Gomez. Melanie (90) 52. 136. 140.115 Gomora. Marc (88) 22. 205. 88 Gossman, Barbara (88) β Gould. Tina (90) 52. 132 Grahek. Todd (91)62. 127 Gray. Tina (89) 42. 152 Gray. Benjamin (91)62 Green. Rebecca (91) 62 Green. Robert (91) 62. 180 Gregonch. Lisa (89) 42. 122. 192 Gregory. Kenneth (91) 62. 180. 119 Grimm. Shawn (89) 42. 136. 193 Groebli. Michael (90) 52 Grommon. Barry (89) 42. 148. 149.153 Grommon. Ann (91) 62. 132. 140. 163 Gross. Larry (88) 22 Groszek. Charles (T) 106 Gruben. Merideth (88) 22 Gruben. Pete (88) 22 Gutlfoyle. Mike (89) 42. 45 Gustafson. Terry (90) 52. 126 Guzman, Brian (91) 62. 169, 175 H Haas. Rickey (89) 42. 192 Haberski. Scot (91) 62. 178 Hage. Leah (89) 42. 132. 115. 193. 163 Hajek. Tracey (89) 42 Halley. Cheryl (90) 52 Ha merta, Cory (90) 52 Hammer, Greg (89) 42. 148 Hamor. Cheryl (90) 52. 132 Hanback. Krystm (89) 42. 133. 126 Hancock. Kelfy (88) 22 Hannon. Steven (91) 62 Hanson. Todd (88) 22 Hanson. Jeff (89) 42 Harris. Charles (T) 51. 09 Harris. Christine (9 62 Hase. Loretta (88) 22 Haughee. Nora (T) 101 Haupt. Nadine (89) 42. 45. 121. 202. 125. 139. 165. 193. 124. 130. 119. 117. 192 Hausser. Troa (89) 42. 125 Hawes. Edward (90) 52. 168 Hayes. Cheryl (88) 22 Hayes. Jenny (89) 42. 147 Heckerson. Enc (88) 22 Heckersoo. Shelly (89) 42 Heintz, Jamie (91)62. 134 Helm. Tom (88) 22 Henderson. Jessica (90) 125 Hendrickson. Sue (N) 110 Hendrickson. Tnstm (90) 52. 126 Hennard. Nejla (89) β Hennes. Roger (91) 62. 169. 127 Cheryl (89) 42. 152. 163. Hensel. Thomas (T) 100. 155. 154 Herbst. Patrick (90) 52. 177, 127 Her ink, Shelley (90) 53 Herman. Melody (90) 53. 173. 115 Herman. W.lfeam (91) 62. 169. 175 Hicks. Wendy (89) 42 Hrtburger Bnan (90) 53. 172 H . Robert (T) 102 Hiller. Jeff (88) 22. 144. 138. 187. 158 Hines. Jenny (89) 42 Hodgeman, Tara (90) 53 Hoffman. Rich (88) 23 Hoffman, Daniel (90) 53 HoQan. Brad (89) 42. 160 Hogan. Kristin (91) 62. 115 Hojnacki. Mike (88) 23 Holforty. Geoffrey (89) 43 Holforty. Jessica (89) 43. 146. 187, 189 117 Hollingswort. Tony (89) 43 Hoiks. Dave (89) 43. 126 Homan. Dave (89) 43. 121. 126 Hooper. Debbie (80) 23. 165. 131. 188 Hooper. Julie (91) 62. 188 Hopkins. Brooke (91) 62 Hopper, Colin (88) 23 Horath. Andrew (89) 43 Hornbuckle. Matthew (90) 53. 168 Horvat. Rachel (89) 43. 150. 187 Horwath. Dommic (89) 43. 144 Horwath. Paul (91) 62. 169 Hostad. Lisa (89) 43. 139. 193. 119. 117 Hudson. Jessica (89) 43 Hughes. Laura (T) 100 Hughes. Amy (88) 23. 122. 182. 138 131. 119 Hull. George (89) 43 Hull. Jennifer (90) 53. 132. 85 Hummel. Jennifer (91) 62 Hunt. Steve (T) 102. 158 Hunt. Adele (T) 43. 104 Huppert. Angie (88) 23. 124 Hurst. Carrie (89) 43 I knburgia. Elissa (91) 63 Imhof, Michael (90) 53. 168, 202. 126 Ingiis. Shawn (90) 53 fvec. John Paul (8 23. 116. 205. 139. 138. 193. 130, 207. 197 Ivins. Curt (91) 63. 169. 177. 127 Mow. David (T) 108 Mow. John (88) 23. 11. 144. 202. 131 88. 187. 158 J Jadron. Kimberty (90) 53. 136. 140 James. Darnel (91) 63. 180 Jama. Susan (91)63. 173 Jansen. Joanne (89) 43. 125 Jarot. Ed (89) 43. 136. 193. 192 Jarot. Jeff (89) 43. 128. 136. 192 Jedryck. M.ke (88) 206 Jeknek. Chnstopher 53. 168. 177 Jenneman Doug (89) 43 Jensen. Shelane (91) 63 Jensen. Ke y (88) 18. 23. 132. 202. 138 130. 207 Johnmc. Marc (89) 43 Johnson. Kelly (88) 23. 182. 183. 184 124. 192 Johnson. Scott (88) 23. 84 160 Johnson. Heather (90) 53 Johnson, Sally (90) 53 Johnson. Jason (91) 63 Johnston. HoΒ y (88) 23. 152. 33. 133. 212 138 jones. Greg (89) 85 jones J n (89) β jones. Edward (T) 107. 136 jooes. Brian (88) 24. 205 jones. Enk (89) 43. 136. 123. 139. 130 192 Jordan. Kim (90) β Joseph, Lisa (89) 43 judmck. Michelle (88) 24. 124. 195 juncich. Jube (90) 53 K Kalanizis. Peter (91) 63, 169. 127 Katous. Tom (88) 53 Kammskas, Mark (89) 43 KapsimalΒ s Nick (88) 24 Karales Nicole (91) 63. 68 173 Karoicik Carrie (89)43. 71. 131 Karolcik. Matthew (91) 63. 169.177. 180 Kasper. Amanda (91) 63. 171. 130 Kastebc. Joseph (88) 24 Kastebc. Jody (90) 53. 126 Kaveney, Richard (88) 24 Kayftsh. Diane (89) 43 Kazmar. Kathy (T) 109. 124 Keagle. Cheryl (89) 43 Keagle. Kevw (90) 53. 174. 160 Keasier. Tom (88) 24. 161. 160 Keetey Jamce (T) 100 Kehoe. Oane (89) 43 Kelly. Brenda (88) 24 Kelly. Brian (88) 24 Kelly. MicheHe (88) 24. 128. 136. 140. 116. 125. 138. 86. 163. 1Β Kelly. Sheila (88) 24. 124 Kelly. Enc (89) 43 Kelly. Ronna (89) 43 Kelly. Stacey (89) 43. 136. 133 Kelly. Tracy (89) 43 Kelly. Brandon (90) 53. 168 Kelly. Deanna (90) 53. 173 KeΒ«y. Brian (91)63. 169. 175 Kelm, Brent (89) 44 144. 153 Kekn. Jeffrey (91) 63. 170. 180 Keltz. Richard (89) 44. 121. 126 Ken4ey. Sean (89) 44 144. 126 Kenny. James (90) 53 Kevtsh. Ann (88) 24. 165. 187 Kevish Stephen (90) 53. 177 Ktter. Christian (9 53 Kiefert. Ken (91) 63. 169. 177 Kiesow. John (88) 24 Kiesow Michael (91) 63 131 Kmg James (T) 103 Kmg. John (90) 53. 126 Kmg. Amanda (91) 63. 171. 118 Kmney Patrick (89) 44 Kmney. Christine (9 63 Kmmkm. Unda (T) 105. 124 K er. Teffame (89) β KΒ by. Christopher 63 KJeck. Theresa (89) 44 193. 163. 119. 118. 117. 192 KJooster. Jerry (T) 100 Knopp. James (88) 25. 144 Knopp. Thomas (91)63. 169. 180 Koch. Sarah (89) 44 Koerner. Christine (88) 25. 36. 122. 182, 138, 198 Koerner. Wendy (88) 25. 124 Koerner. Tracy (89) 44 165. 187. 126 Koerner. Cheryl (90) 53 Koerner. Marcy (90) 54 Koerner. Mark (90) 54 Koff. Robert β Kokaly. Christopher 54. 153. 172. 126 Konc. Jenlyn (90) 54. 176 Komeczka. Paulette (91) 63. 134. 140, 131 Koon, Douglas (89) 44 Kosowski, Scott (89) 44 Kouzoukas, Mia (89) β Kozol. Edward (88) 25. 126 Kozol. Stephanie (89) 44. 122. 126 Kozuh. Erie (89) 44 136. 193 Kramer. Gloria (88) 25. 131 Krueger. Douglas (88) 25 Krueger. Hans (90) 54 Krueger Teresa (91) 63 Kubmski. Kristin (88) 25. 152. 33. 138 Kubmski. Paul (90) 54 Kuehm. Russel (90) 54, 85 Kuehm. Michelle (91) 63. 68. 171 Kuhn. Doug (89) β Kuhn. Melissa (90) 54. 181 Kutoga. Kathryn (90) 54. 173. 124. 163. Kttey. Karen (91) 63. 173. 125. 127. Kunger. Royko (91) 63. 169 Kruzeja. Chester (89) 44. 144 L Lamantia Sheryl (90) 182 183 184 Lamanta. Ann (90) 54 Lambert Steven (T) 105 Lambert Richard (88) 25 Landerman Joseph (90) 54 Lange. Harold (T) 109 Lange. Kirk (89) 44. 144. 155. 192 Lantz. Tracie (90) 54 Larsen. Den ms (T) 102 Larson. Diane (T) 111 Larson. Jennifer (88) 25 147. 205 133. 138. 187. 163 Larussa. Jeffrey (90) 54 Latour. Beth (88)25. 125 Latta. Tena (89) 44. 163. 117. 192 Lauffer. Annette (90) 54 Lawson. Lon (90) 54 Lea. Unda (88) 25. 138. 119 Leach. Brian (89) 44 Leaman. Robed (90) 54 Ledtow. AJten (89) β Lee. Sean (90) 174. 172 Lee. Demse (88) 25. 124 Lee. Kenneth (90) 54 Lega. Marsha (T) 107 Legenza. Shern (89) 44 116 Leifker. Mary Kay (T) 110. 181 Lener. 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Plainfield, IL 60544 (815) 436-9201 ADS 221 PROM . . . PARTY . .. OR ANY SPECIAL OCCASION . . . CHOOSE FROM OUR GREAT SELECTION OF GOWNS AND TUXEDOS. CELEBRATIONS UNLIMITED MON.-THURS. 10-7 FRI.-SAT. 10-5 SUN. 1-5 217 W. MAIN (RT. 126) PLAINFIELD [off the pressJ OTP LEAVES A LASTING IMPRESSION ADVERTISING β’ TYPESETTING β’ PRINTING β’ CAMERAWORK 815-436-9612 23360 W. LINCOLN HIGHWAY PLAINFIELD, ILLINOIS 60544 (ONE MILE WEST OF 1-55 β U.S. 30 AT RENWICK RD.) Good Luck Class of '88 701 tUy Uf INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL RESIDENTIAL BOBβS CONCRETE SERVICE, INC. ROBERTS EXCAVATING, INC. 9001 HANSLIK COURT β’ NAPERVILLE, IL 60565 (312) 851-3750 BOB BRIGHT DON BRUMMERSTEDT OWNER OWNER ADS 223 ------ KJ--- Congratulations Class of 1988 307 W. Main Plainfield β’ 436-2801 Pat Doug OβBrien Owner Operators OPEN 24 HOURS EVERY DAY! . White Hen Pantry . ______A Different Kind Of Convenience Slore 8 Congratulations to the Class of 1988 From CREST RENT-A-CAR KOREN MOTORS BUILDING Route 30 (815)436-9100 Plainfield, Illinois Cars β Trucks β Vans BALDWIN AND COMPANY INSURANCE 521 Lockport Street Plainfield 436-4227 All Lines of Insurance ... Auto, Motorcycle, Homeowners and All Types of Business Insurance Wickes Lumber A Division of Wickes Companies, Inc. 2801 N Rt 30 Plainfield. IL 60544 0217 815 436-5631 312 420-0236 Dean Kochalka Associate Manager ANIMAL CARE CENTER OF PLAINFIELD DR.JEFFREY DEEKE WE CARE ABOUT YOUR PET YOU HOSPITAL HRS. DOCTORS HRS. MON.β FRI. MON. β FRI. 7 β 7 8:30 - 12 2 β 7 SAT. 7-2 SAT 8:30 - 2 436-VETS 436-8387 24 HR. EMERGENCY SERVICE Other Services IpaB β’ Grooming Bathing r y,rrtiO 7 Flea Control Β«House Calls gff ββv' Β£ β’ Litter Senior ,, Citizen Discounts β’ MasterCard Visa m 609 W LOCKPORT ST. PLAINFIELD ADS 225 Best Wishes to the Class of 1988 CLOCK TOWER RESTAURANT Jack Hastert Congratulations to the Class of 1988 Rod Baker Ford PLAINFIELD, IL βThe Home of the No Hassle Dealβ LTD Crown Victoria Taurus, Mustang Tempo, Escort Trucks Car and Van Rental SE333 ROD BAKER FORD SALES, Inc. 221 Joliet Road P.O. Box 314 PLAINFIELD, ILLINOIS 60544 Service Department 226 ADS Congratulations to the Class of 1988 ALEC CARR EXCAVATING 436-9730 Tnt Village Flower 5nor 612 W. LOCKPORT PLAINFIELD, IL 60544 FULL SERVICE FLORIST 815-436-9525 TERRY DOYLE WE ARE MORE THAN A NEWSPAPER... Need printing done? Check this list for your needs and call on us. Swiss Valley Farms Distributor O Letterheads C Envelopes β‘ Forms II Business Cards C Flyers β‘ Company Newsletters β‘ Brochures C Tickets C Inserts β‘ Note S Memo Pads LOCKWOOD DAIRY Other Areas of Service... C Typesetting C Folding β‘ Layout G Pasteup E Padding Call on us...A Full Service Company ENTERPRISE ------PRINTING------- 519 W. Lockport Street 436-2431 Serving Will County Area Since 1910 296 N. James St. 815-436-2485 Plainfield, IL 60544 ADS 227 COMPLIMENTS OF THE COLONIAL SHOP RICHARD J. SCHMITZ, D.D.S. ROBERT M. MORRIS, D.D.S. HELEN AND RICHARD TAYLOR FRANK C. BENDER, MD LAKEWOOD NURSING HOME 501 West Lockpoort St. A.C. Steiner Shop Dresses β’ Bridals Sportswear β’ Formals Accessories (815)436-9161 Plainfield, IL 60544 COMMERCIAL β RESIDENTIAL β
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LIMESTONE AVERY GRAVEL CO. INC. LOADED OR DELIVERED MAIN OFFICE 436-2041 436-3535 22700 111th ST. PLAINFIELD LOCKPORT ST. 1 Ml. EAST UNDER SAME MANAGEMENT OF PLFD. VALLEY RUN STONE LIMESTONE AGRICULTURE RT. 47 and JULIET RD. ILLINOIS LIMESTONE 1 MILE WEST OF RT. 47 STATE INSPECTED LISBON TWP. 736-6311 LISBON Congratulations to the Class of 1988 From ZIMMERMAN'S Paints, Wallpaper (815) 726-4083 Corsetti Structural Steel, Inc. STEEL FABRICATORS AND ERECTORS CRANE RENTAL Congratulations Class of '88 From JAMES E. JOHNSON INSURANCE Off. Phone: 436-5608 525 W. Lockport Street Plainfield, IL 60544 25 years of service CORSETTI BROS PAUL, PETER 2515 Old New Lenox Road Joliet, Illinois 60433 ADS 229 Looking closely, you will find in the foreground a cornstalk, barn, house, and school. Silhouetted against the sky are industrial structures. The art- ist's abstract depiction successfully represents the vital parts that make up the community of Plainfield. Plainfield National Bank is happy and proud to have served this fine community in all avenues of life. βServing the community since 1913β PLAINFIELD NATIONAL BANK 410 W. LOCKPORT STREET β’ PLAINFIELD, IL 60544 β’ 436-2211 MEMBER FDIC Plainfield Auto Parts Co. Division Street (Route 59) Plainfield. Illinois 60544 Phone 436-3475 Plainfield Family Care Center NOEL BASS, M.C. β‘ STEVEN NEMETH, M.D. BRUCE CORWIN, M.D. Rt. 59 β‘ Plainfield 436-HEAL Parts for Autos, Trucks and Tractors Phone 436-3475 In the Plainfield Shopping Center 230 ADS GILBERT L. NIZNIK Attorney at Law 727 Main St. P.O. Box 85 Plainfield, IL 60544 815 436-4494 You Are Always Welcome Whether to Buy or Just Stop in to Say Hello Dick Rock ROCKβS GROCERY 516 Lockport St. 436-9134 OVERMAN-JONES FUNERAL HOME LTD. Director Ray Jones Congratulations to the Class of 1988 from the Plainfield Companies PLAINFIELD MOLDING PLAINFIELD STAMPING β ILLINOIS PLAINFIELD STAMPING β TEXAS 205 W. Evans St., P.O. Box 265, Plainfield, IL 60544 Plainfield Stamping β Illinois. Inc. Plainfield Stamping β Texas, Inc. Plainfield Molding, Ir 10 E. Main Street 6839 Commerce Street Route 59 and 11th Stre Plainfield, Illinois 60544 El Paso, Texas 79915 Plainfield, Illinois 60S 815-436-5671 915-779-5396 815-436-781 232 ADS tO TH RomeoviHe Lockport lilt -A Β t β . o' VvA HΒ ' _____ PUΒ«ntΒ Β«W Wpt 3J β flWf-Β1 . .'β’β’ Vc BdiiNi o L' FJr: If? y ii fTl f r 5r I m Crest HlΒ« V I .1 -I tffc1'1' . β -, lΒ w .1 :' con jr brjtJoe ' -4 toci port s, nfxeia ., Β«'Β β !inc 1,1 β 126 th-t ilAno on ers of Β«β’ Β«- ssr v 4 7 i J dcaΒ£ 'y βlzc4i at - -F tpΒ Β« LtUti- 2KS p.lOT Pm r1 :$Β β¦Β«Β β : r, nβ y _β TUileyP Β© I:β.; ... -la4 y ts el,J J rr''r . Jfβ’wr n ' Jr iLb J o C.IZ I Β«KHua u J-lL'tJΒ°'S toOSM PRINCIPAL __ ',M-βl Nt XULTIlANt ,SS UNOtUt
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