Princeton High School - Tiger Yearbook (Princeton, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1969 volume:

1 Time it was, And what a time it was. It was .. . A time of innocence, A time of confidences. Long ago ... it must be . .. I have a photograph. Preserve your memories; They’re all that’s left you. From Bookends by Paul Simon ©1968 Paul Simon ' Published by Charing Cross Music Inc. Used with permission of the Publisher o TIGER ’69 Published by the Senior Class of 1969 Princeton High School Princeton, Illinois CONTENTS PEOPLE... 91 YEARBOOK BOARD OF EDITORS. FIRST ROW: Busi- ness Manager B. Kittler, Classes Co-cdilor P. Carlson, Classes Co-editor T. Hildebrand. Co-editor-in-chief S. Nel- son. Activities Editor M. Sodcrbcrg, Studies Editor J. Rushton. Faculty and Staff Editor N. Peach. SECOND ROW: Business The year of 1969 was a year of changes. Leadership of the country passed on to Richard Nixon; tremendous efforts by the Apollo Space Programs greatly advanced that field of science; the conflict in the Middle East and the war in Vietnam became more complicated and confused. The TIGER 1969 is a presentation of the people who were deeply touched by and keenly aware of this constantly changing world. In appreciation, the entire yearbook staff would like to acknowledge the following people: Ameri- can Yearbook Company representative, Mr. Gardner, for his assistance; photographer Mr. Hamm; and especially faculty adviser Mr. Kenny for his great help after school in the production of this book. The purpose of a yearbook is to capture the many emotions of the year. As you look through these pages, see yourself reflected in the joys, the sorrows, the victories, the defeats, the order, the chaos of 1969. - Sarah Nelson. Pal Quillin Co-editors Manager G. Johnson, Photo Editor D. McConnell. Co-editor- in-chief P. Quillin. Photo Editor T. Kasbeer. Athletics Editor T. Heaton. Athletics Co-editor J. Brennan. ABSENT: J. Spcckman. FOREWORD Yearbook Adviser Mr. Joseph L. Kenny 5 STUDIES A groping mind reaches into the dark abyss of the unknown: Knowledge, the key to— What? memorizing the rote? being fed the facts and coughing up the “correct” responses for exams? Digging into the recesses of the golden vault which holds awareness, self-satisfaction, Wisdom: The guiding light for the pathway to the future. O English and Foreign Languages 8 Social Studies 9 10 11 14 Speech, Speech Correction, Reading Improvement 16 Special Education 17 Industrial Arts Agriculture 18 Agriculture 19 Driver's Education, D.O., C.W.T., A.V.S. 20 21 A.F.S.—Greg Johnson Heliana Costa 1969 For the second time in the history of PHS, a student of ours was able to spend his summer months in a foreign country. Gregory Watts Johnson resided with two families in West Germany during the summer of 1968. Greg learned some German, and the customs of the people. Most importantly, he found a true appreciation of the bounti- ful life that Americans lead, and of the incomparable security of freedom that we enjoy. The innumerable experiences Greg encountered in his three months shall be remembered for a lifetime. 22 A.F.S. 1969 The ignorance and prejudice which dominate the thinking of many people today concerning foreigners have been conquered in our community. We were the fortunate hosts of a personable, gentle, and attractive young lady from Brazil—Heliana Costa. We students at PHS learned how small the world can be—and how to judge a person from his character, not race, color, religion, or creed. Lana learned to disregard many ignorant atti- tudes toward Americans. She also had the enviable opportunity to meet and associate with many foreign- ers, and learn of the importance of people. Neither the students at PHS nor Lana can forget the many joys and tears we shared together as we continue on in our many separate ways. 23 ■Campuses Still Troubled ■a’ itwsjfiA'MMXv'mv� « m ffgSf EVERybody s as yot'ivq as Anybody ejylr T jfc aryl the, ACTIVITIES After studies, after work: Play. Times of diversions, of excitement; The hustle-bustlefrenzyandvigor. Contests, concerts, plays, sports. Activities (various): spice of school life. O Senior Attendant Teri Hildebrand Senior Attendant Sandy Johnson Homecoming Senior Attendant Sarah Nelson Opposite page: Queen Nela Peach 1968 Senior Attendant Julie Ringenberg Freshman Attendam Becky Bea ber Sophomore Attendant Kathy Marsh Attendants SEATED: S. Nelson. T. Hildebrand. Queen Nela Peach, S. Johnson, J. Ringenberg. STAN DING: K. Marsh. P. Sullivan, D. Cardosi. B. Beaber. The Court 28 Yearbook Staff FIRST ROW G. Eggcrs, D. Kearns. A. Hahn, L. Dufficld, P. Joiner, P. Neill. K. Metternich. C. Joa, G. Ohlson. SEC- COND ROW; J. Hornback, J. Murphey, M. Schlindwein, M. Krajcwski, V. Nyman, D. Nosalik. ABSENT: J. Clausen. S. Mecozzi. Tiger Tales Staff FIRST ROW: Miss Prange, T. Palumbo (Spons), B. Sanders (Editor in chief). B. Brennan (Features). P. Joa (News), S. Simon, M. Swanson, J. Vroom (Assistant Editor). SECOND ROW: P. Bohn, H. Prostko, D. Schleuger, L. Morrison, S. Pierson, L. Rapp. THIRD ROW I. Erickson, M. Dali. P. Van Den Berghe, P. Prostko, D. Mabry, M. Roggy, P. Kline. T. Palumbo. FOURTH ROW: C. Caudell, A. Tobin, K. Card- osi, M. Pryor, D. Ross, B. Zimmerman, T. Borges, J. Klaff. SIX IN FRONT: J. Larsen. K. Cardosi. P. Johnson, J. Smith, P. Sullivan, C. Joa. SECOND ROW iTHREEl: J. Erickson, K. Marsh. P. Joa. THIRD ROW I FIVE): C. Nawa, H. Costa. D. Ellberg, M. Swanson, P. Bohn. FOURTH ROW (THREE): S. Nelson. R. Olander, S. Lewis. SEATED ON l.EDGF.: C. Student Council This year saw many changes in the functions and presentations of the Student Council. With school expansion and homeroom reorganization, it was decided to have Homecoming floats con- structed by various organizations instead of strictly by homerooms. Homecoming coronation festivities, the parade, and the elegantly decorated dance on Saturday night were all highlighted by the Tigers’ unquestioned victory over the Rochelle Hubs. A clothing drive in January resulted in the col- lection of several large bags of clothing for the needy. A number of conventions were attended by various members of the Student Council: Gales- burg in October, Quincy in November, Chicago in April, and an exchange with Quincy in April. I am sure the delegates who participated would agree that the knowledge, experience, and enjoy- Pcnce, D. Bouxscin M. Rcinking, T. Nelson. T. DeBord, R. Funded, D. Ellberg, C. Johnston. D. Whitlock. STANDING IBACKi: K. Bergin, T. Pazos, D. Lind, T. Hall. D. Arch, T. Swan. R. Warner. R. Morris, P. Quillin, F. Bettasso, Mr. J. King. ment obtained were invaluable. The dress code was revised, and it provided for the Student Council to enforce and make judgment decisions. It is our hope that the dress code’s elasticity will aid in maintaining good student- faculty relationship. Student Council Week in May allowed the students a break in the end-of- the-year routine, and a chance to dress differently. Our weekly radio show kept the community in contact with events and personalities at P.H.S. I hope the officers for next year, Dan Quillin and Charlie Yelm, will fill in the many gaps we omitted, and improve on the projects we have delved into. It has truly been a fruitful year, and I appreciate the consistent help received from many Student Council members. —Patrick Quillin Student Council President 31 A Club FIRST ROW (SEATED): H. Monier. D. Vetter. J. Nagle. K. Clayton. T. Neher. THIRD ROW: T. Kasbeer. J. Stoner, P. Spenser. SECOND ROW: J. Smith. C. Nawa. S. Stoops. R. DeVore, W. Gartner. S. Richards. S. Schmitt. K. Weiden- G. Obenhaus, D. Russell. D. Sullivan, E. Simon, A. Griffin. heim, J. Klett. A-B Club FIRST ROW. P Farrell. S. Beese, P. Bouxsein. W. King, K. Klett, C. Kelly, R. Underwood, M. Caudell, Karen Klett, M. Dali. SECOND ROW. D. Cook. R. Maupin, P. Kline, V. Martenson. V. Green. C. Rinehart. K. Marsh. B. Brennan. R. Olander, E. Prct sch, D. Molburg. THIRD ROW: P. Bohn. B. Ross, M. Espel. M. Simon. D. Cardosi, D. Arch. B Zimmerman, C. Small. S. Nelson, R. Warner. W. John- son. D. Ray field. FOURTH ROW J. Dean, S. Mulally, J. Ohlson, S. Henning, C. Duffield. R. Lind, J. Monier, R. Morris. L. Dyer. M. Mailer, C. McQueen. FIFTH ROW: T. Grundman, T. Nelson, S. Lewis, B. Sanders, L. VcZain, M. Eggers, M. Dinkleman, T. Swan, D. Quillin. C. Velm, J. Westrum. R. Losey. ABSENT: E. Collins, M. Roth. D. Bouxsein, A. Pazos, G. Pierson, L. Rapp, P. Sullivan. J. Vroom. E. Goble. R. Ingram, T. Underwood. 32 FIRST ROW (SEATED): S. Nelson, P. Quillin. T. Hilde- brand. D. Lind. K. Klett, T. Kasbeer, J. Ringenbcrg, J. Monicr. SECOND ROW J. Nagle. D. Cardosi, B. Zimmer- man. B. Kittler, G. Anderson. M. Partin. L. McCauley, L. Anderson. B. Bohnsack, C. Joa, R. Warner. D. Arch, C. Nawa, Mr. Fcnsterman. THIRD ROW D. Vetter. B. Sanders. T. Heaton, D. Quillin. L. Espel. G. Stangel. B. Blakely, J. Morris, T. Swan, L. Dyer. National Honor Society “I pledge myself to uphold the high purposes of the National Honor Society, to which I have been elected; I will be true to the principles for which it stands; I will be loyal at all times to my school, and will maintain and encourage high standards of Scholarship, Character, Leadership, and Service.” The four qualities mentioned in the N.H.S. pledge are the basis for the election of members by faculty vote. The formal initiation took place on March 14, with fifteen seniors and nine juniors received into membership. During the year, the National Honor Society sponsored “Teacher for a Day.” They also planned and executed the induction of new mem- bers; and at a tea immediately following the induction ceremony, they were hosts to new mem- bers. N.H.S. parents, and the faculty. All the members of the Society would like to thank their adviser, Mr. Fensterman, for his assistance. 33 FIRST ROW: S. EckhofT. L. Espel. L. Duftield, K. Nelson, L. McCauley, P. Carlson, N. Potter, N. Wedekind. SEC- OND ROW. E. Robinson. S. Olson, L. Williams. B. Enbom, C. Dickinson. D. Spires, P. Johnson, J. Kelly, J. Huber. THIRD ROW: Mr. Fensterman, J. Coulter. D. Lind. G. Johnson. L. Anderson, B. Steele, L. Turner, J. Speckman. C. Spaulding. P. Prostko, S. White. FOURTH ROW: R. Good- rum. D. McConnell. D. Nosalik, C. Joa, B Blakely. M. Krejcwski, K. Metternich. B. Lewis. B. Kitllcr, P. Neill, D. Wainwright. FIFTH ROW: D. Clausen, M. Eggers, M. Partin. S. Douglas. T. Kcnsinger, J. Monicr. T. Kasbeer, W. Reinking, T. Swan, C. Kiersnowski. R. Warner, J. Clausen. Teachers for a Day FIRST ROW: F. Bouxsein, K. Klett, T. Hildebrand. A. Hahn, J. Hornback. D. Shank, G. Anderson, R. Vaughn. SECOND ROW: G. Henderliter. L. Adams, B. Bohnsack. N. Peach, R. Olandcr, S. Nelson. V. Nyman, J. Morris, J. Ringenberg. THIRD ROW: B. Fornander, D. Lyle, P. Van Den Bcrghe, C. Anderson, J. Murphey, H. Wolcott. FOURTH ROW: R. Brutchcr, G. Ohlson, R. Larson. J. Groy, M. Stone. T. Heaton, H. DeRose, P. Quillin, D. Gross. ABSENT: G. Eggers, J. Armstrong. G. Taylor, C. Reigle, G. Grady. W. Hilmes. 34 Cadet Teachers SEATED. D. Kearns. L. Anderson. V. Nyman. STANDING: Mr. Fensterman, C. Lind. B Kittler B. Bohnsack, D. Shank. R. Brutchcr. 35 FHA Officers FHA. SEATED: Secretary B. Steele. Vice-President D. Knapp. President B. Lewis. Degree Chairman N. Rote, Miss Jackson. STANDING: Vice President of Recreation E. Tay- lor. Treasurer J. Ohlson, Historian J. Huckleberry. Song Leader C. King. Vice President Public Relations B. Thompson. FFA Officers FFA OFFICERS. KNEELING: GREEN HAND OFFI- CERS Vice President Larry Underwood, Secretary R. Kra- mer. Treasurer D. Bell, Reporter D. DeRose, President M. Hall. STANDING: CHAPTER OFFICERS Treasurer T. Underwood. Reporter J. Vroom, Vice President B. Bickett. President G. Ohlson, Sentinel G. Taylor, Secretary H. De- Rose, Adviser Mr. Bock. Absent: Green Hand Sentinel T. Romagnoli. Spanish Students to Mexico FIRST ROW: A. Hubbard. D. Lind. D. Johnson, J. Frymire, G. Miller, D. Molburg. S. Browning. G. Bettasso. B. HufT- stodt. T. Sutton. SECOND ROW: Miss Emmons, J. Smith, D. Vetter, J. Ohlson. S. Nelson, P. Sullivan, B. Eaton, P. Johnson, N. Potter, A. Hahn, G. Eggers. D. Huffaker. Mrs. Smith. THIRD ROW B. Smith, B Zimmerman. D. Ellberg, D Mabry. S. Lewis, C. King, J. Erickson, N. Bader, V. Scherer, J. Stoner, R. DiPietro, F. Mathison. A.F.S. Club LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Lowers, G. Bettasso, B Brennan, K. Klett, S. Lewis, H. Costa, G. John- son. B. Blakely, M. Roth, F. Bettasso, Kristi Klett. 37 G.A.A. Board FIRST ROW: Spccd-a-way Head P Carlson, Sports Director C. Taylor, President B. Bohnsack, Vice-president N. Peach, Sec-Treasurer C. Smith, Adviser Miss Milles. SECOND ROW: Volleyball Head R. Rhodes. Publicity D. Cook, Gym- nastics L. McCauley, Basketball L. Duffield, Bowling S. Mul- ally. Bowling C. Clary, Points B. Smith, Points B. Sullivan, Archery A. Bohnsack, Publicity S. Pierson. P.E. Leaders FIRST ROW: P. Joa, M. Lange. K. Bartman, S. Browning. SECOND ROW: M. Roggy, B. Zimmer- man, D. Ellberg. M. Mensch, C. Taylor, B. Bohnsack, C. Bartman. J. Hensel, D. Cardosi, Miss Milles THIRD ROW: S. Nelson, S. Pierson. D. Schleuger, K. Laughlin, A. Hahn, A. Bohnsack. FOURTH ROW: M. Pryor, N. Potter, K. Schmidt, C. Clary, L. Duffield. 38 £ • Ptoury tASfU Messengers Messengers. FIRST ROW: Mrs. Magnuson, L. Sifford. C. Joa, K. Klctt. K. Jones, L. Hubbard, D. Singleton, C. Mc- Mahon. SECOND ROW Mrs. Snell, N. Rote, M. Simon, V. Martenson, P. Boesch, C. Hanson, N. Peach, C. Smith. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Benson. B. Lewis, J. Stoner. P. Tobin. S. Lewis, P. Johnson, L. Anderson, M. Schlindwein. V. Ny- man, B. Steele. Student Health Service Student Health Service. FIRST ROW. J. Goodrum, B. Bren- nan. L. Johnson, A. Griffin, L. Johnston. J. Clausen. SECOND ROW: P. Gibbs, S. Browning. D. Cardosi, D. Elberg. J. 40 Johnson. THIRD ROW J. Dean, S. Henning, P. Carlson, L. McCauley, Mrs. Siebert. Science Club LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Young. J. Klett, B. Sanders. R. DeVore, B Hasenyager, J. Coulter, B. Edgcrly, J. Howard. M. Shipp. M. Dinkleman. R. Morris, M. Mailer, D. Quillin. R. Nelson, W. Mccozzi, K. Klett. Art Club FIRST ROW: D. Carroll, D. Campbell. E. Collins, C. Krase, A. Raavcl, M. Gregory, T. Pazos, K. Bergin, M. Vaughn. J. Kuhn. S. Halberg, R. Armstrong. SECOND ROW: J Mar- tin, L. Hassler, B. Wood, D. Templeton, S. Magnuson, T. Lipps, C. Cook, D. Horan, S. Dara, G. Clausen, K. McCloud, T. Palumbo. M. Pryor, J. Speckman, D. Nickel. K. Nelson, E. McCauley. THIRD ROW J. Joiner, Mrs. Walter, D. Wedding, E. Hess, K. Weidenheim. M. McQueen, B. Paxton, M. Soderberg, L. Adams, B. Monroe. J. Smith. J. Peterson, M. Eder, J. Murphey, C. Dickens. B. Hasenyager, T. Borges, A. Beaber. J. Anderson. J. Speckman. J. KlafT ABSENT: J. Armstrong. 41 Pep Club FIRST ROW: M. Dahl, C. Smith, Treasurer P. Bohn. Pres. D. Schleuger, Sec. T. Hildebrand, K. Bartman, S. Nelson. SECOND ROW L. Flitz, C Behrens, L. Rapp, S. Skinner, B. Douglas, Miss Urquiza, B. Smith. G. Knudsen, S. Richards, C. Rinehart. D. Wedding. THIRD ROW: C. Stcnzel, D. Powers, J. Sergeant, D. Mabry, B. Maupin, D. Draling, C. Small, E. Simon, L. Heaton. J. Peterson. B. Ernst. FOURTH ROW: S. Lewis, B. Sanders, N. Paul, L. SifTord, M. Pryor, D. Bllberg. M. Roggy, S. Browning, C. Hanson, M. Dali, J. Smith. V Scherer. S. Butler. FIFTH ROW B Blakely, B Brennan, E. Goble, K. Laughlin, D. McAboy, J. Coville, M. Maupin, J. Ohlson, M. Simon. E. Taylor. L. Johnson. J. Clausen, E. Taylor, B Thompson. SIXTH ROW B Kittler, P. Greenback, P. Joa, S. Pierson, M. Swanson, M. Lange. J. Morris, L. Anderson, K. Klett, D. Manning, P. Neill. P. Carl- son. D. Kearns, C. Hing. ABSENT: Vicc-prcs. C. Stangcl. Candids 42 D.O. LEFT TO RIGHT: W. Hilmes, G. Grady. T. Lange, M. Glassmeycr. K. McLane. P. Ringcnberg, C. Palmer. B. Uhter, A. Anderson, Mr. Goble. C.W.T. FIRST ROW B Paxton, J. Under- wood. P. Eggers. M. Swanson. D. Kuepkcr, V. Dixon, L. Williams. SECOND ROW: Mr. Goble, R. Vaughn, J. Coulter, G. Sissel, K. Thompson, B. Currie, J. Sapp, E. Glassmeyer, T. Akers. J. English, G. Neff, R. Yarrington. Industrial Arts Club FIRST ROW D. DeRose. R. Skaggs, J. Horan, L. Dockins, Mr. Doubet. SECOND ROW: J. Love- joy, P. Sims, D. Aim, R. Nelson, J. Anderson, M. Giltner, D. Goodrum. 43 CONCERT CHOIR. FIRST ROW: N. Potter, P Kline. P Joa, B. Monroe, C. Joa, E. Prctzsch, J. Horan. SECOND ROW: J. Nagle. L. McCauley. L. Turner, S. Whitlock, S. Olson, L. Adams, B. Anderson. H. Wolcott. THIRD ROW: J. Ohlson, P. Bohn. B. Douglas, C. Clary, J. Ringenberg, J. Clausen, K. Nelson, G. DeBord. FOURTH ROW D. Nickel. K. Laughlin, J. Caudell. B. Steele. L. Espel, G. Ohlson, B. Becker, G. Johnson, T. DeBord. R. Swanson. Concert VILLAGERS. FIRST ROW. L. Adams, J. Morris, J. Ohlson. SEC- ALL-STATE CHORUS MEMBER. Lynn Adams OND ROW: C. Joa, S. Johnson. S. Pazos. THIRD ROW: B. Sanders, B. Monroe, M. Soderberg, S. Nelson. 44 CONCERT CHOIR FIRST ROW: M Hodge. J. Kuhn. J. Burgh. S. Nelson, K. Marsh, B. Kittlcr, D. Cook, K. Grady. Mrs. Kasbeer. SECOND ROW: L. Moore. B. Fornander. S. EckhofT. M. Soderbcrg. B. Sanders, M. Roggy, K. Mettcrnich, B Nelson, J. Morris. THIRD ROW D Arch, M. Cox. B. Enbom. S. Simon. D. Shank, J. Hornback, G. Eggers, C. Wolf. P Neill. FOURTH ROW: D. McConnell, B. Duftield. L. earing, J. Hensel. S. Pazos, R. Olander. D. Singleton, S. Johnson, P. Joiner, M. Krajewski. Choir B Sanders, M. Soderberg ATHLETE'S FEET (Boys’ Quartet). D. McConnell, B. Fornander, B. Anderson, H. Wolcott. CHORAL CLUB. LEFT HALF. FIRST ROW: L. Hassler. B. Wood. D. Lampkin, J. Larson. D. Rote. J. Wolcott, S. Fredrickson. SECOND ROW: T. Reynolds, R. Forristall, S. Butler. D. Powers, C. Behrens, B. Beaber, S. Lind. P. Greenback. THIRD ROW: P. Byrd. S. Hassler, C. Bartman, M. Dali, K. Cardosi, A. Stone, D. Morris, K. Dickinson. FOURTH ROW: C. Stenzel, A. Tobin, E. Hess, N. Retlig, C. Hascnyager, R. Fundell, R. Carlson, G. Robinson. FIFTH ROW: D. Loren en, J. Jensen, K. Dickinson, K. Cusick, J. Nyman. S. Tonozzi. D. Cain, S. Johnson. Choral SECONDO SINGERS. FIRST ROW Larry Espel, D. Singleton. J. Claudell, L. Moore, J. Ringcnbcrg. SECOND ROW: S. Nelson, B. Kitller, J. Horan, M. Soderberg, G. Johnson. THIRD ROW B. Anderson, D. Shank, G. Ohlson, L. Adams, D. Arch, B Fornander. 46 CHORAL CLUB. RIGHT HALF: FIRST ROW: C. Krasc. C. Darrah, S. Johnson, P. Whetstine, V. Opsal. A. Pierson, R. Johnson. Mrs. Kasbeer. SECOND ROW: P. Sullivan, D. Taylor, J. Brasche, D. Pieper. E. Simon. A. Griffon, J. Farrell, L. Carrol. THIRD ROW: J. Klett. M. Monroe. J. Clausen, L. Johnson, C. Cook, J. Huckleberry, A. Bohnsack, D. Mac- Mahon, J. Joiner. FOURTH ROW: D. Goodrum. D. Pierson, P. Highfeild, C. Duftield. P. Johnson, K. Schutt, T. Kelly, D. Templeton, C. King. FIFTH ROW: J. Maxey. J. Hoover, A. McGraw, J. Smith, N. Hall, L. Heaton. B. Thompson, M. Mensch.J. McConnell. Club Girls Sextette: V. McCauley, P. Kline. C. Wolfe, D. Nickel, S. Simon. B. Douglas. 47 Chamber Choir CHAMBER CHOIR FIRST ROW: N. Bader. C. Rinehart, G. Ziders, C. Watson. R. Grace, M. Espel. L. Hubbard, C. Nawa. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Kasbeer, D. Horan, S. Steele, L. Rapp, J. Speckman. T. Humphries. M. Pryor, C. Erasure, D. Friend. THIRD ROW V. McCauley. J. May, J. Peterson. J. Racina, K. Schultz, M. Lange, C. Hanson, C. Anderson, L. Groy. FOURTH ROW: D. Grafft, M. Schlindwein. D. Hall, B. Ross, D. Lind. C. McQueen. B. Huffstodt, K. Clayton, D. Cardosi, K. Weidenhcim. D. Brewer. Absent: M. Isaacson. Varsity Band VARSITY BAND. FIRST ROW K. Klett. P. Farrell. M. Roth, D. Campbell. L. Flitz. SECOND ROW T. Miller, C. Lafferty, L. Rowley, D. Duff, R. Legner, J. Campbell, A. Erickson. D. Bell. F. Mathison. THIRD ROW: D. Goodrum, B. Miller. G. Fensterman. D. Neher, K. King. K. Bergin. T. Brennan, J. Davis, G. Robinson, B. Mitchell, J. Drog. FOURTH ROW: L. Cullins. R. Moore. Mr. Lueck, G. Sturm, M. Monroe, A. Underwood, C. Claudell. 48 Concert CONCERT BAND. LEFT HALF. FIRST ROW B Kittler. M. McQueen, L. Moore, L. VcZain. D. VeZain. SECOND ROW: S. Browning. M. Maupin, T. Hildebrand. D. Wedding, G. Dant, W. Himes, H. DeRose, D. Sights, C. Wolf, D. Nickel, G. Johnson. THIRD ROW: B. Smith. B. Zimmer- man, S. Mulally. D. Vetter, W. Gartner, J. Coville, J. Speckman, K. Schmidt, B. Nelson, D. Knapp. J. Hcnsel, B. Davis, L. Ringenberg, B. Wood, L. Duffield. J. Hultine. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Lueck. D. Darling, B Phelan, L. Morrison, S. Flitz, J. Freeburg, D. Johnson, S. Metternich. Stage Band Band CONCERT BAND. RIGHT HALF. FIRST ROW: K. Marsh, D. GrafTt, S. Dean. J. Erickson. J. Nagle, S. Shaver. SECOND ROW R. Hoge, K. Nelson. C. Duffield, D. Huf- faker, D. Botsko, S. Nelson, R. Pierson, D. Bouxsein, C. Taylor. THIRD ROW: G.. Knudsen, F. Bouxsein. G. Mc- Kewen, D. Lind. B. Douglas, A. Hahn, B. Johnson, C. Bartman. B. King, E. Robinson, R. Olson. J. Belkholm. J. DeRose, D. Kearns, P. Spencer. FOURTH ROW: T. Neher. L. Hassler, D. Dean, P. Giltncr, T. Cole, J. Frymirc. J. Wil- liams, S. Bolbock, A. Losey. M. Swanlund. Thespians FIRST ROW: K. Bcrgin, G. Obcnhaus, P. Bohn, J. Nagle, D. Knapp. D. Vetter, J. Erickson. Mr. Lowers. SECOND ROW: M. Soderberg. J. Caudell, B. Monroe, M. Swanson, C. Wolf. S. Butler, J. Henscl. THIRD ROW. C. Spaulding, “Pegora the Witch” SEATED: S. Nelson, J. KlafT. STANDING. ON STAGE K. Bergin. G. DeBord. B. Fornander, D. Vetter. R. Johnson, N. Rettig. B. Kiltler, A. Tobin, W. Gartner. J. Vernon, L. Cullins, C. Caudell, M. Soderberg, K. Jones, G. Obenhaus, B. Kittler, J. Ohlson, B. Sanders, J. Ringenbcrg, S. Nelson, B. Steele, M. Schlindwein, T. Kasbeer. FOURTH ROW: J. Speckman, C. Wilcox, L. Adams, J. KlafT, H. Wolcott. L. Espcl, E. Robinson, G. Ohlson, T. Nchcr. J. Speckman, C. Wolf, B. Sanders. STANDING. ON PLAT- FORM: H. Wolcott. K. Schultz. B. Becker, E. Robinson, J. Ohlson, J. Nagle, G. Obenhaus. 52 Cast on Stage H.M.S. Pinafore One bright sunny day the busy crew of “H.M.S. Pinafore” welcome the diversion offered by the appearance on board of Little Buttercup, a buxom and cheery woman who sells ribbons and sweet- meats. Even the ill-tempered tar Dick Deadeye smiles an evil welcome. And now the foremast hand, a bold and handsome sailor, confesses to his companions that he is most distracted by his hopeless love for a lady of high degree, to wit, the captain’s daughter, Josephine. Meanwhile worthy Captain Corcoran is having his troubles with his beloved daughter; for she declares she will not listen to the wooing of the elderly Sir Joseph—a pompous man who, though he has never been to sea, holds the high office of Admiral. She confesses tearfully that her heart is already given alas, to one of low degree. Soon Sir Joseph himself comes to visit the good ship “Pinafore”; and while the Captain is enter- taining his guest, the foremast hand, Ralph Rack- straw, declares his love to Josephine, who agrees to elope with him that night. But, alas, the Captain discovers the plot and has young Ralph arrested. Just in time, however. Buttercup—who dearly loves the Captain steps forward and announces that through a strange coincidence Ralph’s noble birthright has been given to the low-born Captain. Thus their positions on the ship must forthwith be reversed. This naturally alters every circumstance; Sir Joseph cannot wed the daughter of a foremast hand; Ralph is now in a position to claim the lovely Josephine; and little Buttercup is no longer beneath the consideration of the former Captain the now handsome sailor Corcoran. “H.M.S. Pinafore,” by Gilbert and Sullivan, was the finest and most talent-filled musical ever produced by P.H.S. The performances on May 2, 3, and 4, 1968, were excellent beyond all expecta- tions, and everyone involved in the production felt that his efforts were rewarded. 53 The Glass Menagerie SEATED: J. Erickson as Son. Tom; M. Soderberg as The Mother. Amanda Wingfield. STANDING: Director Mr. Lowers: H. Wolcott as The Gentleman Caller; D. Vetter as Daughter. Laura. “Spanish Panic’ Once Upon a Mattress “Once Upon a Mattress” (a fractured and funny version of the fairy tale, the “Princess and the Pea”) was performed on May 16 and 17, 1969. The crea- tive members of the cast were as follows: Prince Dauntless the Drab Bob Fornander Princess Winnifred the Woebegone Sarah Nelson Sir Harry...........................Howie Wolcott Lady Larken ...................................Dawn Nickel King Sextimus .................................Joel Klaff Queen Aggravain Patti Kline Minstrel Randy Carlson Jester Barb Kittler Wizard .............................Bruce Becker 56 57 DuelingAlong Suez CanalM jfjjjj Agrees To I Delays r -Hijacked Plane iroops Strike ' |nominated '£ i I29SI «■rV 5. S — — nuy ggg cni oja -.mm Revolution [Pueblo Rescu INow G ATHLETICS physical strain emotional tension clash in the fierceness of competition thrills and intense excitement of the sport pulse through the screaming crowd the contest is finished litter of popcorn and paper plates lies beneath silent stands still, in the night hangs wild insanity of victory anguish of hard-fought defeat O Basketball 1968-1969 OPPONENTS PUS Wethersfield..................... 70 75 Peoria Bergan 66 48 Mendota.............................79—77 Wethersfield 62—63 LaSalle-Peru ....................... 64—65 Henry .............................. 47—36 Hall ............................... 59 - 73 Benton ............................. 69 -66 Freeport............................66—69 Homewood-Flossmoor 62—63 Decatur Reds...........................49—66 Consolation Championship Centralia Tournament Oregon .............................40—65 Rock Falls..........................64—81 Dixon .............................. 52—70 Streator ........................... 62—73 Marquette .......................... 90—65 Geneseo ............................ 42—74 Morris ............................. 34—48 Rochelle............................69—59 St. Bede............................57—60 Kewanee.............................67—83 Chillicothe......................... 50—81 Sterling ........................... 56—67 Ottawa ............................. 75 61 Hall ............................... 57-71 LaSalle-Peru........................ 75—80 Mendota .. ...................70—60 Season's Final: 19W 8L Cross Country 1968 OPPONENTS P-HS Wethersfield ....................... 38—17 Streator ........................... 27—27 Marseilles .........................80 Ottawa Inv. (16 teams) 9 Morris .............................. 50—15 Kewanee ............................ 32—23 Geneseo Inv. (14 teams) 3 St. Bede 32—23 Ottawa ............................. 22—38 St. Bede............................27- 28 Mendota ............................ 31—26 Rock Falls............................40—21 Kewanee Inv. (7 teams)................... 1 Peoria Inv. (35 teams).................. 21 Dixon ..............................25—35 Mendota ............................. 25—30 Sterling Inv. (24 teams)................ 11 LaSalle-Peru 20—39 NCIC Run.............. ............. Henry.................................50—22 Season's Final: 6W—8L Football 1968 ‘ OPPONENTS PHS Chillicothe .......................... 6—7 Kewanee ............................ 12—14 Hall ................................. 7—19 Rock Falls..........................20—16 Mendota ............................. 20—19 Rochelle.............................. 7—28 Geneseo ............................ 7-7 Morris ............................. 7—0 Morrison ........................... 0—20 Season’s Final: 5W. 3L. IT Track 1968 Kewanee 41 PHS 86 Chillicothe 29 PHS 97 Rock Falls 52......................... PHS 75 Dixon 59 PHS 68 Ottawa 73 1 2 Mendota 24 PHS 61 1 2 Oak Park Relays, PHS 1st.....................30 pts. Davenport Relays, PHS 1st....................64 pts. Normal Relays, PHS 1st 59 1 2 pts. Bureau County, PHS 1st.......................86 pts. Gateway Classic. PHS 1st.....................56 pts. P'ton. Inv., PHS 1st.........................79 pts. Rock Island Dist., PHS 4th 30 pts. Prophetstown 8 PHS 37 Polo 37 PHS 9 Peoria Manual 29 PHS 16 Galva 26 PHS 22 Rochelle 41 PHS 9 LaSalle 44 ........................ PHS 8 Geneseo 14 PHS 24 Peoria Woodruff 27.....................PHS 23 Dixon 36 ..,....................... PHS 6 Ottawa 40 PHS 6 Sterling 40 PHS 8 Rock Falls 40 ................... PHS 6 Galesburg 35 ...................... PHS 11 Streator 8 ........................ PHS 42 Canton 29.......................... PHS 18 Kewanee 30 ........................ PHS 11 Ottawa Frosh Inv....................... PHS 4th State Meet PHS 12th Geneseo Night Relays PHS 5th NC1C Fr-Soph. PHS 3rd........................26 pts. NCIC Varsity, PHS 3rd ...................40 pts. LaSalle Frosh Inv., PHS 3rd 35 pts. Golf 1968 Kewanee 9 ..................... PHS 1 Western 6 ..................... PHS 4 Mendota 187 ................... PHS 178 St. Bede 169................... PHS 182 Sterling 155................... PHS 169 Kewanee 164 ................... PHS 181 Geneseo 4...................... PHS 6 Mendota 182 ................... PHS 182 Hall 157 ...................... PHS 182 St. Bede 179 PHS 171 Dixon 157...................... PHS 167 Geneseo 165.................... PHS 169 I TRACK SQUAD, 1968. FIRST ROW: J. Gleason. J. Eudeikis, B. Paxton. J. Kuhn. J. Lenihan, T. Pazos, C. Now- len, T. Thompson, G. Dalton, R. Grace, E. Storm. SECOND ROW: M. Dinkelman. C. Kiersnowski, M. Reinking. S. EckhofT, R. Jolly, G. Anderson, C. Watson, S. Wathen. B Dean. N. Lucas, D. Molburg. THIRD ROW: J. Hultine. T. Howard, T. Nelson. R. Morris, L. Zearing. D. DeBord, J. Cooper. S. Mead, T. Sutton, T. DeBord, B. Baugh. Track Lynne Gallagher Track Queen. 1968 FOURTH ROW M. Shipp, G. DeBord, R. Gustafson, D. Monier, B. Miller. S. McDonald, P. Bougamont, B. HuflT- stodt, D. Quillin, R. Allen. B. Kittler, J. Monier. S. Johnson, M. Cox. FIFTH ROW: M. Hodge, D. Arch, R. Larson, J. Howard. R. Fundell, Mr. Cherrie, D. Lind, Mr. Leigh, R. Swanson, Mr. Butler, S. Miller, B. Richards. T. Swan. ABSENT: D. Castner, K. Herzel, E. Robinson, M. Anson, G. Miller, P. Behrens, J. Luigs, T. Humphries, K. Purvis. 1968 “The look of a winner' 62 Slate Mile Champion Tom Swan PHS Track and Field Records Set in '68 Shot T. Howard 56' 1 1 4 Discus J. Howard 149' 6 Pole Vault K Herzel 13' 3 1 2 Long Jump B. Miller 23' 0 100 yd B. Miller 10.1 220 yd B. Miller 22.3 440 yd B. Miller 49.8 880 yd T. Swan 1:57.2 Mile T. Swan 4:13.3 Two-mile R. Fundell 9:56.9 Two-mile Bougamont. 8:14.7 Relay McDonald. Fundell. Swan Record-breaking Two-mile Relay Team P. Bougamont, S. McDonald, T. Swan. R. Fundell The 1968 PHS Track Team, coached by Carl Cherrie, had the most successful year in the history of the school. The Tigers opened at the Oak Park Relays, commanding a first out of the ten schools that participated. Next came the Normal Relays, where Princeton made an- other outstanding performance, clinching a first out of twenty-one participating schools. The Tigers look still another big first of the nineteen schools in the Davenport Relays. At Davenport we placed first in the shot, long jump, pole vault, discus, and mile medley, and making a good all-around showing besides these firsts. The Bureau County Track Meet also pro- vided an opportunity for our lithe athletes to perform. At the Clinton Gateway Classic, Miller, Howard, Herzel, and Swan tallied up five records, and the team reaped another first, out of twenty-three schools. The thinclads came home to score another first at the Princeton Invitational, with six schools participating. Princeton then went to the very tough Rock Island District, where the Tigers placed a strong fourth out of forty-four schools. They traveled on to the State Meet, where Swan chalked up a first in the mile, and also set a new PHS record for that event. Bob Miller clinched a fifth in the long jump and an eighth in thc.880. 63 Bob Miller—Holder of Four PHS Track and Swan crosses the finish line with another first. Field Records At State, Princeton tied for twelfth place, in competition with schools from throughout the state. At the NCIC Meet, both the Fresh-Soph and the Varsity tallied thirds, with a combined total of seven firsts and two fourths. Five new records were set. Miller's 49.8 in the 440 and Herzel's vault of 13, 3 1 2 were also new school records. Sandwiched in among all the big meets were the duals and triangulars. The Varsity won all five of its duals, while the Fresh-Soph won three of their five duals. The myriad records set during the season truly re- flected the overall excellence and capacity for all-out effort of the 1968 track teams. Her el does his thing. 64 A.F.S. student from France Bouga- mont added depth. GOLF TEAM, 1968. KNEELING: F. Bouxsein, C. Hoff- man. L. Kearns, E. Parr. J. Burgh, M. Halberg. STAND- ING: D. Clausen. K. Schultz. J. King, E. McCormack. T. Kensinger. B Blakely. Mr. Smith. STANDING. SECOND ROW: S. Schmidt. L. L. Dyer. C. Stangcl, J. Groy, W. Reinking. T. Kasbeer. Golf—1968 Guided by first-year Golf Coach John Smith, Princeton’s young and inexperienced golf squad compiled a record of four wins, eight losses, and one tie. It was a team with a future, though, as only one person out of the first string was lost through graduation. In fact, the entire nineteen- irfen squad contained only three 1968 seniors. Top shooter for the Tigers was Larry Dyer, with an average of 43.2 strokes per game. Round- ing out the top five are Bob Blakely, 43.7; Craig HofTman, 44.1; and Tony Kensinger and Terry Kasbeer, each with a 44.3 average. Three of the top five were expected to return to the 69 team— all except Blakely, who graduated, and Hoffman, who moved from Princeton. The Junior-Varsity produced a six won, four lost record, and showed a promising array of tal- ent. All in all. the outlook for 1969 seemed to spell success. 65 John Smith Golf Coach CROSS COUNTRY SQUAD. FIRST ROW; P Clausen. L. Peach. B. Hunlon. G. Robinson. B. Halberg, C. Kelly, D. Goodrum, R. Fandcll, T. Scott, E. Pretzsch, G. Dinkclman. SECOND ROW: G. Storm. Mr. Coates. D. Junis. D. Mol- burg, R. Losey, G. Martin. M. McFarland, B. Hascnyager, R. Allen, S. Johnson, G. Dant, S. Nelson, T. Swan, W. Reinking, Manager B. Bouxsein. ABSENT: B. Mitchell, M. Flodge. B. Johnson. Cross Country—1968 The 1968 cross country team, coached by Gary Coates, proved to be successful in several re- spects. The Varsity placed third of fourteen participating schools in the Geneseo Invitational, placed first of seven schools in the Kewanee In- vitational, and then clinched seventh of twenty- four competing schools in the District Meet. In addition to their performances in the big meets, the Varsity tallied six wins and seven losses in their dual and triangular meets. Pacing the team was Princeton’s long-distance sensation, Tom Swan, as he racked up seventeen first-place finishes during the season. Sophomore Geno Storm placed second behind Swan nine times, providing the squad with a consistently strong one-two punch. The Fresh-Soph posted a record of six wins against seven losses, highlighted by a third place finish in the tough 12-team field of the NCIC. Freshman Bob Halberg proved to be the out- standing Fresh-Soph runner by coasting in ahead of the pack four times for number one honors. 66 From this congestion one will emerge victorious. 67 Varsity Football—1969 FULLBACKS. KNEELING: G. Miller. TACKLES. FRONT: G. Gustafson. D. HufTaker, J. Gleason, B Bickett. STAND- K. Schultz. STANDING: J. Howard. ING: R. Swanson. G. Taylor, B. Kittler. HALFBACKS. KNEELING: C. Kiersnowski, S. Douglas. STANDING: S. EckhofT. R. Morris, B. Behrens. ABSENT: B. Anderson. B. Davis. CENTERS AND QUARTERBACKS. KNEELING: J. Hultine, M. Burkey. STANDING: T. Kasbeer. D. Arch. AB- SENT: C. Reigle. ENDS. M. Anson, K. Morris, J. Monier, B. Baugh. J. Lenihan. ABSENT: D. Quillin. GUARDS. FRONT: B Huffstodt. T. Kensinger, G. Anderson. BACK: J. Kelley, M. Partin. J. Clausen. Tigers march to victory. Howard clears path for Morris. The Varsity gridders of Coach Rod Butler further enhanced their reputation this year as a team with the desire to win. Diligent work and a marked team spirit enabled the Tigers to over- come the loss of twenty-two lettermen, and pro- duce a 5—3—1 record against tough competition. Chillicothe gave the Tigers quite a scare in the season opener but finally succumbed, 7—6. A big factor in this game, and practically all others for the matter, was Junior fullback James Howard, who rushed for 148 yards. After successive victories over Kewanee and Hall, Princeton traveled to Rock Falls, where the Tigers tasted defeat for the first time, 20—16. In completing nine of ten passes for 112 yards, reserve quarterback Dave Arch ignited a rally that just fell short. Disappointment haunted the following week's game in a 20—19 loss to Mendota. The twin setbacks did not dampen spirit in preparation for Homecoming, though. Coach Butler’s determined squad of athletes highlighted the week’s activities with a 28—7 trouncing of Rochelle. The Tigers ended Conference play against the rugged Geneseo Maple Leafs. In- spired by the dream of stopping this perennial powerhouse, the Tigers battled the Leafs to a 7 7 tie, clinching third place in the NCIC. With- out the services of James Howard and Dan Quil- lin, Princeton fell to Morris 7—0, but closed their season by whitewashing Morrison 20 0. For his leadership and all-around excellence on the playing field. Quarterback Terry Kasbeer was voted Most Valuable Player by his team- mates. All-Conference honors were awarded to Kasbeer: leading receiver Jay Monier; guard Tony Kensinger; top scorer and number one rusher James Howard: and the most produtive tackier. Bud Kittler. Conference Honorable Men- tion went to Brad Anderson, Chuck Reigle, and Dan Quillin. Howard and Kittler were picked as Co-captains for 1969, succeeding 1968 Tri- captains Kensinger, Monier, and Kasbeer. Kasbeer hits the turf. 69 Brad Anderson hauls down his man. First String All-Conference Selections Jay Monier End Terry Kasbeer Quarterback Tony Kensinger—Guard Bud Kittlcr—Halfback 70 Jim Howard—Fullback f Howard grinds out yardage. Coach Butler assists Kensingcr. Kasbeer scampers for daylight. :rm FIRST ROW: T. Thompson. B. Paxton. K. Nelson. R. Grace. T. Cole. B. Rubcrg. T. Akers. M. Fahlberg. E. Parr. G. Dalton. J. McAboy, K. Bergin. SECOSD ROW: Mr. Cherrie. B. Dean. L. Zearing, T. DeBord. T. Nelson. D. Lind. S. Motley. K. Purvis. J. Frymire, M. Austin. D. Bouxsein. Mr. Holler. THIRD ROW B Phillips. S. Metternich. T. Pazos. D. DeBord. B. Cramer, J. Cooper. M. Reinking. T. Sutton, J. Eble, K. Mead. S. Walhen. G. DeBord. C. Schafer. Frosh-Soph % f 1 Football For the third consecutive year Carl Cherrie's Kittens siezed the Frosh-Soph division of the NCIC crown. Determination and hustle were the outstanding features of this year’s squad which scored 160 total points to their opponents’ 49. and produced a 5—0 mark in conference play, although their bid for a perfect season record was foiled by a loss to Morris. Rushing was their strong point, as an excellent line opened the holes for hard-running backs Tadd Sutton (1017 yards rushing for the year) and Barry Paxton (819 yards). Perhaps their achievement can best be exempli- fied, though, by simply stating that the record speaks for itself: PHS 35, Kcwanee 6; PHS 26, Hall 6; PHS 7, Rock Falls 0; PHS 7, Mendota 6; PHS 28, Rochelle 6; PHS 12, Geneseo 6; PHS 32, Chillicothe 12; PHS 0, Morris 7; PHS 13, Morrison 0. 72 “Fetch. Boy, Fetch. Freshman Football —1969 1968 FRESHMAN FOOTBALL SQUAD. FIRST ROW: R Funded. G. Fensterman, M. Hall, R. Peacock, K. King. S. Halberg. D. Austin, M. Smallwood. T. Brennan. R. Arm- strong. T. Kirley. SECOND ROW: Mr. Matthews. B Webs- ter, J. Sec forth, D. Ellberg. M. Rickard. T. McKcnncy, R. Martin. S. GrindstafT. J. Davis. G. Green. C. Pence, Manager D. DeRose. THIRD ROW: S. DeVore. J. Gibson. G. Storm, R. Carlson. J. Yeazel, D. Edgerly, J. Parrot. G. Eggcrs, D. Cain. J. Williams, R. Wedekind. J. Bell. Absent: Mr. Lord. FOOTBALL COACHING STAFF, 1968. LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Rasmussen. Mr. Butler, Mr. Cherrie, Mr. Towns. Mr. Holler, Mr. Matthews. Mr. Lord. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS. LEFT: S. Nelson. CENTER. TOP TO BOTTOM: C. Nawa. J. Ringenberg. D. Cardosi. RIGHT: B. Zimmerman. 74 Inspiring the throng. Aw c’mon. Sarah, watch the birdie. c H E E R L E A D E R S $ : 4 i 11 FRESH-SOPH CHEER- LEADERS CENTER: P Sullivan. CLOCK- WISE. FROM LEFT: B Beaber. S. Stoops, K. Marsh. C. Nelson. LEFT TO RIGHT: Fresh- Soph Cheerleader Captain K. Marsh, Varsity Captain J. Ringenberg, Cheerleader Ad- viser Miss Urquiza. 75 FIRST ROW: L. Peach. B. Hunton, G. Dinkleman. R. Arm- strong. B. Halberg, S. Halberg, G. Eggers, M. Smallwood. SECOND ROW. J. Bell. D. Morris, D. Whitlock. B. Web- ster. T. Scott. D F.llberg. L. Altmayer, G. Robinson. R. Mitchell. THIRD ROW: D. Goodrum. J. Williams. J. Keener, T. Romagnoli, T. McKenney, G. Dant. D. Legner, Mr. Matthews. Freshman Basketball 76 Romagnoli pops from fifteen. FIRST ROW: R. Grace. J. Kuhn. B. Dean. C. Watson, T. K. Bergin, T. DeBord, J. Racina. T. Romagnoli. D. Lind. T. Akers, R. Hoge. SECOND ROW: T. Sutton, D. DeBord. Nelson, B. Johnson. J. Riordan. Mr. Smith. L. Zearing. S. Motley, K. Purvis, B. Kramer. THIRD ROW: Frosh-Soph DeBord fights for the rebound. Basketball Akers alone for two. FIRST ROW: M. Halberg, R. Allen. G. Bettasso, R. Morris. M. Burkey. M. Anson. M. Hodge, J. Monier. L. Kearns. SECOND ROW: Mr. Rasmussen. M. Shipp. D. In his first year as coach at PHS, Don Holler lifted Tiger basketball from the depths of medi- ocrity to a point of high regard. The team was indeed formidable, led by the tallest high school player in the state: seven-footer Rick Larson, Quillin. P. Quillin, B. Hasenyager, R. Larson. T. Borges, G. Stangel, J. Howard. T. Kasbeer, Mr. Holler. whose mere presence on the court was a psycho- logical as well as a physical asset. Larson’s awesomeness, the aggressiveness of forwards Terry Kasbeer and Jim Howard, the smooth, steady play of Jay Monier, and Rick Allen’s out- standing shooting were com- bined to produce one of the area’s top teams. The talents of sixth man, Greg “Casey” Stangel, must not be overlooked either; for with this six-feet, two-inch jumping-jack, Mr. Holler was always assured of a capable re- placement. The Tigers opened season play by placing second to Peoria Ber- gan in their own Princeton Tour- ney. When Christmas season rolled around, they found them- selves competing against some of the state’s toughest competition in the Centralia Holiday Tourna- Hey. seven-footers don't gun from fifteen feet. 78 Varsity Basketball What form, what finesse what slop. Allen demonstrates his shooting prowess. ment. After losing to Benton in the first round, the Tigers went on to defeat Freeport, Homewood- Flossmoor, and finally Decatur, 66—49, to cop the consolation championship. Floller’s cagers continued their winning ways, beating ten of their next twelve opponents, thus setting the stage for a dramatic showdown against Ottawa in the final game of the regular season. A Princeton victory would have meant a share of the conference crown, but the Pirates proved too much, forcing the Tigers to settle for third place in the NCIC with an 8—3 record. Closing the season as hosts of the Regional Tournament, Princeton coasted to a first-round victory, and triumphed in the second round over tough LaSalle-Peru; but their bid for a sectional berth was thwarted by an inspired Mendota team. Nevertheless, the Tigers had produced a record they could certainly be proud of, winning nineteen games while losing only eight. As far as statistics are concerned, Larson’s 490 total points (avg. 18 per game) was not only high for Princeton but also tops in the county. Couple with this the fact that he pulled down almost twice as many rebounds as anyone else on the team, and consider the huge effect he had on defense, and it will come as no surprise that big Rick was voted the Most Valuable Player by his teammates. Jay Monier had the hottest hand at the free throw line, hitting 121 shots out of 167 attempts for a .725 percentage. Terry Kasbeer was the leader in that unglamorous but very im- portant category—assists. The strength of the Princeton first five is illus- trated by the fact that all received All-Conference recognition. Larson and Allen were selected as first-team members. Monier rated Special Men- tion, and Kasbeer and Howard were given Honor- able Mention status. In addition, Larson and Monier were voted Honorable Mention All-State. 79 Large proves he s unstoppable underneath Rudolf Nureyev, you've met your match Freddie has the range It looks like another Tiger bucket Turn, twist, and shoot Dyer cans another one. Max lets one fly. Intramurals 81 FIRST ROW: K. Nelson. M. Fahlberg. J. Horan. K. King. D. Austin. J. Campbell, B King. SECOND ROW B. Swenson, B. Bouxsein. P. Clausen, D. Bouxsein, D. Edgerlcy, R. Losey, E. Parr. L. Ringenberg, T. Cole, A. Losey. THIRD ROW: Mr. Towns. D. Taylor, S. DcVore, G. Martin, R. Fundell, D. Neher, D. Sights, G. Fcnstcrman. S. Metternich. M. Reinking. K. Mead, R. Martin. S. Wathen, A. Erickson, Mr. Doubct. FOURTH ROW: P. Bouxsein. E. Pretzsch, C. Lenihan, L. Espel, T. Palumbo. G. Anderson, R. Lane. C. Reigle. T. Ken- singer. B. Kittler. R. Swanson. ABSENT: J. Clausen, B. Pax- ton, T. Paxos, B. Phillips. J. Parrott. Wrestling—1969 In 1968-69, the Princeton Tigers met one of their most challenging wrestling seasons in the history of PHS. Our tough competitors forced us to rely on individual victories rather than team wins. Our most prolific Varsity winners turned out to be Larry Espel at 120, Tim Palumbo at 127, Gary Anderson at 133, Bud Kittler at 180, and Richard Swanson at heavyweight. Larry Espel posted a 14—12 record, including a second at the District and a very respectable fourth at the Conference, where competition is extreme- ly tough. Tim Palumbo, also one of our top grapplers, notched out an 8 13—1 record. Tim also pulled through the season with a third in both the Tiger Tourney and the District. In addition, he had one of the fastest pins when he wrapped up one of his opponents with a 54- second pin. Gary Anderson at 133 pounds rivaled the other top wrestlers in our Conference with his 13—6 record. Gary proved to be a mobile powerhouse at the Tiger Tourney and at the Dis- trict, racking up a second in both tournaments. Bud Kittler, who is coming back next year, will supply the fans an exciting season of more wins. He had a combination of 16 wins and 10 losses, including fourth in Conference, second in District, and third in Sectional. Bud was the only one to place in rugged Sectional competition. Rich Swanson, our heavyweight, was also a jun- ior. Coach Towns believes Rich will be one of our top wrestlers in 1969-70 because of this year's impressive record of 11 10—1. Other Varsity wrestlers include Chuck Reigle at 145, Tony Kensinger at 154, and John Clausen at 165. The Varsity team win-loss record was 3—13. The Fresh-Soph had a 4—4 record. 82 VARSITY WRESTLERS. FIRST ROW: P. Bouxscin, E. Prclzsch, C. Lcnihan. L. Espcl, T. Palumbo, G. Anderson. SECOND ROW: R. Lane. C. Reigle. T. Kensinger, B. Kittler. R. Swanson. ABSENT: J. Clausen. 83 Kensinger struggles for a pin. Anderson whips another rival. FIRST ROW: Mgr. M. Shipp. Mr. Coates. Mr. Cherrie, Mr. Butler. Mgr. R. Grace. SECOND ROW S. Grindstaff, T. McKenncy. R. Martin, L. Johnston. D. Ellberg. B. Webster. J. Bell. D. Whitlock. R. Fundcll. M. Dickinson. G. Fenster- man. P. Sims. R. Armstrong. D. Carden. THIRD ROW: J. Yeazcl, D. Goodrum, G. Dant, W. Vickrey, R. Loscy. J. Wil- liams, J. Hultine. T. Swan, C. Pence, D. Neher, D. Rayfield. FOURTH ROW: J. Sccforth. G. Eggers. L. Peach, D. Morris. B. Johnson. K. Purvis, B. Dean. C. Watson. K. King. FIFTH ROW: J. Erickson. G. Dinkleman. P. Clausen, T. Scott, N. Track Once again PHS came up with a successful track squad, including two of the area's most out- standing athletes—junior weightman Jim Howard and senior long distance runner Tom Swan. The skill of Coaches Carl Cherrie, Gary Coates, and Rod Butler were expressed in the impressive per- formances of their respective proteges. The cindermen not only won the majority of their dual and triangular meets but also made excellent showings in various relays and invitationals. Individual achievements were almost staggering as the Tigers felled records right and left. The mile medley team of Mike Hodge, Steve Eckhoff, Steve Douglas, and Tom Swan established a meet record of 3:44.7 at the Joe Cogdal Relays; and then the very next week at the Davenport Relays, with Dave Arch, Paul White, Eckhoff, and Swan running this time, still another record in this event of 3:37.4 was set. Also during the season the 440-yard relay contingent of Randy Morris, Eckhoff, Douglas, and Hodge sprinted to a new school record of 46.3. At the Princeton Invita- Lucas, J. Frymire. S. Wathcn. B. Baugh, C. Lovejoy. B. Hal- berg. SIXTH ROW. S. Eckhoff, R. Morris. M. Edwards, M. Fahlbcrg, J. Kuhn, R. Sims, B. Fluffstodt, L. Zearing, M. Anson, B. Paxton, D. DeBord. R. Swanson, T. Sutton, K. Mead, T. Nelson, T. Akers. G. Ziders, M. Cox, M. Gibson, G. Storm. B. Behrens. SEVENTH ROW: D. Molburg, M. Reinking. C. Reigle. M. Flodge, S. Douglas, O. Stangel, G. Gustafson. P. White, T. Palumbo. S. Johnson, J. Floward. ABSENT: J. Monier. D. Quillin. 1969 tional Dave Arch became the author of a meet record in the 880-yard run, with a time of 2:01.1. Jim Howard’s heroics can only be described as superb. Not only did he hurl the discus a record- breaking 161’ 11” but also tied his brother Tim’s shot put mark of 56’ 1 1 4 . By placing second at the shot at the Rock Island District, he and Swan were privileged to represent Princeton at the State Track Meet. And of course there’s Tom Swan. His track laurels throughout four years of high school competition could easily fill a whole page. Besides his other well known achievements, he set a new school mark this year with a 9:28.3 time in the two-mile run. At the Frosh-Soph level, the Kittens were not silent, as their records show: 120-yard high hurdles Dan DeBord and Greg Dalton, 16.9; 180-yard low hurdles DeBord 22.2; two-mile run—Geno Storm 10:30.6; mile relay—Dalton, DeBord, Bill Dean, and Steve Wathen, 3:44.7; Frosh two-mile run Bob Halberg 10:40.5. 84 A Study in Timing PHS sprinters grind out another first. 85 Congratulations are in order for Swan’s second place finish at State. Howard shows his stuff at State. Track Queen Becky Steele TRACK SEASON RECORD. 1969 Duals and Triangulars Princeton Princeton Princeton Princeton Princeton Princeton Princeton 76 87 58 88 60 57 80 Varsity Kewanec 51 Princeton Hall 49 Walnut 23 Princeton Ottawa 76 Mcndota 25 Princeton Putnam 36 St. Bede 35 Princeton Rock Falls 67 Princeton Dixon 70 Princeton LaSalle 46 Princeton 77 1 2 . Frosh-Soph Kewanee 49 1 2 101 ..Hall 34 Walnut 24 27 1 2 Ottawa 88 1 2 Mendota 43 85 Putnam 22 . . . . St. Bede 51 41 Rock Falls 86 46 Dixon 81 67 LaSalle 60 Relays and Invitaiionals Oak Park Relays Davenport Relays Normal Relays................ Bureau County Gateway Classic.............. Princeton Invitational LaSalle Freshman Invitational Rock Island District Ottawa Freshman Invitational Geneseo Nile Relays State Track Meet North Central Varsity North Central Frosh-Soph Princeton 1st out of 11 schools(30) Princeton 1st out of 21 schools(48) Princeton 2nd out of 15 schools(69) Princeton 1st out of 13 schools(69) Princeton 2nd out of 26 schools(35) Princeton 2nd out of 6 schools(55) Princeton 6th out of 8 schools Princeton tie for 5th out of 44(10) Princeton 7th out of 9 schools Princeton 5th out of 10 schools(34) Princeton 4 points Princeton 6th with 18 points Princeton 6th with 16 1 2 points 86 KNEELING: L Kearns, D. Goddrum, S. Halbcrg, E. Parr, M. Halberg. F. Bouxsein. STANDING: L, Forristall, C. Dickens, J. Burgh, J. Groy. R. Warner. D. Sights, S. Mcttcr- nich, L. Dyer, E. McCormack, T. Kasbeer. T. Kensinger, K Schultz, G. McKewen. Golf—1969 The Princeton Tiger Varsity golfers for 1969 compiled an impressive record of 8—5—I. Tony Kensinger was our top golfer with a 42.8 average, followed by Terry Kasbeer with 43.4 and Larry Dyer with 43.8. Glenn McKewen, John Groy, and Larry Kearns all had average scores of about 44. The Varsity also did well in the District, capturing a seventh place. The linksmen also captured a sixth in the Conference, among twelve participat- ing schools. The JV’s did an outstanding job, which is shown in their 10—1 — 1 record. The JV’s strung together eight wins before crossing paths with the rugged Dixon team. The Tigers are looking forward to another good season in 1970 because of several returning let- termen. VARSITY RECORD: 8—5—1 Princeton 0 . Kewanee 10 Princeton 184 St. Bede 185 Princeton 5 1 2 .. . Wethersfield 4 1 2 Princeton 180 Mendota 188 Princeton 169 Geneseo 179 Princeton 4 Sterling 6 Princeton 170 Hall 173 Princeton 168 Kewanee 168 Princeton 163 Western 197 Princeton 161 Mendota 163 Princeton 0 Dixon 10 Princeton 180 Hall 127 Princeton 167 St. Bede 174 Princeton 4 1 2... Geneseo 5 1 2 87 Varsity Club, N.A.S.S FIRST ROW: Mr. Coates, M. Halberg. L. Kearns. A. Los- ey, J. Clausen. B. Halberg. J. Horan. SECOND ROW M. Hodge. T. Palumbo. C. Kiersnowski, C. Reigle. T. Ken- singer. M. Shipp. L. Espel, C. Lenihan, E. Pretzsch. THIRD ROW: R. Allen, M. Anson. D. Quillin, B. Huff- stodt, R. Swanson, H. DeRose. J. Monier. R. Morris, D. Arch. M. Reinking, R. Lane. FOURTH ROW � T. Kas- Athletic Director Mr. Lyle King beer, J. Howard. B. Baugh. G. Miller. G. Gustafson, B. Hasenyager, G. Ohlson. T. Swan. B. Anderson, D. Mol- burg. FIFTH ROW: G. Anderson. L. Dyer. M. McFarland, S. Johnson. G. Taylor, R. Larson, G. Stangel. J. Kelley, C. Kittler, S. Douglas, M. Partin. S. EckholT. ABSENT: B. Behrens, P. Bouxsein, E. Storm. indicates member of National Athletic Scholarship Society (NASS). Dedication and desire were the outstanding features of PHS athletes and coaches this year. Rigorous practices, a year-round weight-lifting program, and the talents of a gifted athletic de- partment produced reputable squads at all levels of competition, but especially at three main sports—football, basketball, and track Varsity squads. The 1968-69 season saw what was probably the most successful sophomore football team in PHS history. The Varsity gridders also proved their capabilities with top-notch performances in almost every game. Tiger basketball once again reached lofty status with one of the strong- est teams in years. And, finally, the track squad overcame the loss of many key men to win a majority of their meets. More importantly, though, the people con- nected with Princeton athletics showed the kind of spirit and attitude that makes such a program worthwhile. 88 PEOPLE Someday the people, too, may be Deciphered, explained, and saved; permanently fixed, forever unchanging, in plastic. But for now they are still shifting. Each person is fresh unknown unique fascinating. And many hours are spent wondering who each one really is. Principal Mr. Roger N. Swan For the past four years, we have had many op- portunities to observe how very loyally Mr. Swan serves our high school. He has been an inspiration for us throughout our years here, and will con- tinue to be an inspiration in years to come. We, the Class of 1969, have grown to appreciate Mr. Swan and all he has done for our school. We wish him the very best of luck. Mr. Swan's professional studies include earning bachelor and master of science degrees at NIL). For three years he also attended summer institutes at the University of Wyoming. 92 Dean of Students Filling the position of Dean of Students is a hard job for any one person to fulfill, but Mr. Hugo A. Gartner has now completed a successful third year in this capacity. We wish to thank him for all the understanding he has shown us through our years here at PHS. Mr. Gartner’s professional studies include earning his bachelor and master of science degrees at SIU. He has completed additional hours of graduate study at ISU, NIU, the University of Wisconsin, and the University of Colorado. Mr. Hugo A. Gartner Secretaries Among the most essential personnel of a high school are the secretaries. Without the three pleasant secretaries we have at PHS, our school would not run as efficiently as it does. Mrs. Shirley Magnuson has now served PHS faithfully for seven years. Associated with her for the past three years has been Mrs. Helen Benson. Also, this year a new secretary has been added, Mrs. Jan Snell, with whom many of us come in contact every day. As Seniors, we extend a sincere thank-you to these ladies for all the help they have given us. 93 LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Benson, Mrs. Snell, Mrs. Magnuson. MR JOHN BASSETTI. B.S. Illinois State U. Biology; IPS. MR JAMES BELTRAMINI. B.S., Illinois State U. Geome- try; Introduction to Algebra. MR DANIEL W. BOCK B.S., U. of Illinois; M.S., U. of Illinois. Agriculture Occupa- tions. Future Farmers of America. MR WALTER BRIGHT. B.S., Illinois State.U.; M.A., U. of Illinois. Physics; Chem- istry; Electronics. MR ROD BUTLER B.S., Eastern Illinois U.; M.S., Illi- nois State U. Physical Educa- tion. Head Football Coach; Assistant Track Coach. MR ROBERT E. CARLSON B.S., Northern Illinois U. Special Education. MR. CARL L. CHERRIE. B.S., Illinois State U.; M.A., Bradley U. American History; Guidance. Sophomore Football Coach; Head Track Coach. MR. GARY COATES. B.S., Illinois Wesleyan U.; M.Ed., U. of Illinois. World History; American History. Cross Country Coach; Assistant Track Coach. Faculty The faculty of Princeton High School has long been recognized as a highly competent group of people. The year 1968-69 was no exception; faculty members gave of their time both during and after school hours to make our year the suc- cess it was. We, the student body, are very grateful. There are forty-nine faculty members, and it would be really hard to single out any one person who has done an outstanding job for our school. The one person, though, who has been a valuable member of the faculty for the last forty years is Miss Donnabelle Fry. Miss Fry has taught Eng- lish in all of her forty years here at P.H.S. She was outstanding as director of vocal music until the fall of 1965. Her concerts were major musical events in Princeton. In all her years here. Miss Fry has been an inspiration for P.H.S. students. I he year was saddened by the passing away of Mrs. Hoebel. Although she was here at P.H.S. for only three short years, many of us were privileged to be in her classes, and we came to know her and respect her deeply. We are proud of our faculty. We wish them well in their continuing efforts to promote the growth and development of young people who attend Princeton High School. 94 MISS SHIRLEY DONNELLY. B.S., U. of Illinois; M.S., U. of Illinois. Guidance. MR. ELDON DOUBET. B.S., Eastern Illinois U. Power Ma- chines: Metalworking. Woodwork- ing. Assistant Wrestling Coach; In- dustrial Arts Club Adviser. MISS LINDA J. EMMONS. B.A.. Illinois Slate U. English I; Spanish II. Faculty MR. GLENN FEN- STERMAN. B.S., U. of Illinois; M.S., U. of Illinois. Director of Guidance; Psychology: Director of Curriculum. MRS. VIRGINIA FER- RIS. B.A., Purdue U. English I.111. Tiger Rag Adviser. MISS DONNABELLE FRY. B.Mus., U. of Illinois: B.S., U. of Illinois; M.A., Bradley U. English III MR. ANTHONY GARTON. B.Mus., U. of Wis., Madison: M.A., Columbia U., N.Y. Vocal Music. MR DAVID M. GILLESPIE. B.S.. Illinois State U. English I. 95 MR PAUL J. GOBLE. B.S., Indi- ana State U.; M.S., Bradley U. Industrial Arts; D.O.; C.W.T. MR. DUANE GRACE. B A.. East- ern Illinois U.; M.A.. U. of Illinois. Driver Education. MRS. CHRISTINE HILL. Illinois State U.. B.A. French. Faculty MRS. MARGARET HOEBEL. B.A., U. of Illinois. French, Latin. MR DON HOLLER. B.S., Millikin U., De- catur; M.S., U. of Illi- nois. Physical Educa- tion; Social Studies. Head Basketball Coach; Assistant Football Coach (Sophomore). MISS MARIAN JACKSON. B.S.. Illinois State U.; M S., U. of Illi- nois. Home Economics. F.H.A. Ad- viser. MRS. FREDERICK A T. KAS- BEER. B.S., Colorado State Col- lege (Greeley); M.A., Colorado State College. Choral. MR. JOSEPH L. KENNY B.A., Loras College (Dubuque, Iowa); M.A., State U. of Iowa (Iowa City). English II; English Department Chairman. Yearbook Adviser. 96 MR. JIM KING. B.A., Illinois State U. World History; Govern- ment; Economics. Student Council Adviser; Senior Class of 1969 Ad- viser. MR. LYLE KING. BA., Illinois State U.; M.A., U. of Illinois. Biol- ogy. Athletic Director. MR PHILLIP L. LAESCH B.S., Illinois State U.; M.Ed., U. of Illi- nois. German. Latin. Faculty MRS. MARGARET A. LARSON. B.A., U. of Illinois. College Prep English; English IV. MR ROBERT LORD. B.S., Eastern Illinois U. Government; Eco- nomics; Consumer Eco- nomics. Freshman Foot- ball Coach. MR JAMES LOWERS. BA.. Western Illinois U. Speech; English. Dramatics. MRS. NANCY LOWERS. B.A., Western Illinois U. Reading; Speech Correction. MR. LES LUECK B.A.. St. Olaf College. Northfield, Minn.; M.A.. New York U., N.Y., N Y. Director of Instrumental Music. 97 MR. STEPHEN MATTHEWS. B.S., U. of Nebraska. English II. Assistant Freshman Football Coach; Freshman Basketball Coach. MISS JEANETTE MILLES. B.S.. Illinois State U.; M.A.. U. of Illi- nois. Health and Physical Educa- tion. G.A.A.: P.E. Leaders; Sopho- more Class Adviser. MISS PAT PRANGE BA.. North- ern Illinois L). English I; English III. Newspaper Adviser. Faculty MR. GARY RASMUS- SEN. B S.. U. of Illi- nois; M.S., U. of Illi- nois. Physical Educa- tion; General Business. Assistant Varsity Foot- ball and Basketball Coach. MRS. MARGARET SI EBERT. R.N. Pres- byterian Hospital School of Nursing, Chi- cago; C.P.H., Western Reserve U., Cleveland. School Nurse. MR EDWARD SIGHTS. BA., Chillicothe (Missouri) Business Col- lege; B.S., Northeast (Kirksville) Missouri State Teachers College; M.A.. Bradley U. Commercial. Bookstore; Ticket Manager. MR DARYL E. SMITH B A., U. of Northern Iowa, Cedar Falls; Grad, work U. of Iowa (Iowa City). Algebra II; Algebra I; General Math. MRS. JANE SMITH. B.A., Illinois State U. Spanish 1,111,1V. MR. JOHN SMITH. B.S., North- ern Illinois U. Geometry; Algebra II; General Math. Sophomore Bas- ketball Coach; Varsity Golf Coach. MR. MICKEY TOWNS. B.S., Illi- nois State U. Algebra I; Trigonome- try; Analytic Geometry. Assistant Football Coach; Wrestling Coach. Faculty MISS BEATRICE C. URQUIZA. B S. in Ed., Illinois State U. Girls’ Physical Education. Faculty Adviser for Cheerleaders. G.A.A., and Pep Club. MRS. EUGENE WALTER B.S., U. of Illinois. Art. MR. JOHN W. WALTERS B.A., Illinois State U.; M.A., U. of Illi- nois. Typewriting; Office Machines. Bookstore Attendant. MRS. JULIE WHITE. BA., U. of Wisconsin. Librarian. MR. JOHN R YOUNG. B.S., Illi- nois State U. Chemistry. Science Club Adviser; Audio-Visual Director. MRS. SHARON YOUNG. B.S., Illinois State U. Business Educa- tion; Commercial Department. MRS. NANCY ZEARING. B.A., U. of Iowa, Iowa City. American History. Board of Education LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Harold B. Steele. Mr. LetB Pitcher. Mr. James H. Lowry, Mr. Harold E. Council, Dr. Herbert Marsh. The five men who make up our Board of Educa- tion deserve much recognition for the time and effort they give voluntarily for the student’s bene- fit. All of these men are prominent members of our community, so they are known to most of us. Each one of these men is a college graduate. Each one is well qualified to fulfill the duties of his position. In the last few years, we, the Class of 1969, have been able to benefit from and become aware of the work these men do to provide our com- munity with an effective high school. So now we wish to express a sincere thank-you to them. 100 LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Edna Hamrick, Mrs. Vera Poison, Mrs. Christine Brutcher, Mrs. Hazel Bomlcny. Cooks A special thank-you is certainly due our cooks here at PHS. Although we don’t realize how much goes into preparing our meals every day. we do know that without our cooks our school wouldn't run as efficiently as it does. Indeed, these women deserve our thanks and appreciation. LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Scott Orvis, Mr. Ray W. May, Mr. W. Wesley Houtz, Mr Ken Griffin, Mr. Marion Hunton. Custodians The five men who really work hard to keep our school running efficiently year-round are our PHS custodians. Besides their regular maintenance 101 work, these men have many additional chores, especially those related to our extracurricular activities. A great deal of thanks is due these men. Classes MAKE-UP. (Schedule conflicts prevented these students from being present for afternoon pictures with their various homerooms.) LEFT TO RIGHT: B. Uhtcr, J. Sapp, B. Yarrington, G. Sisscl. 102 MAKE-UP. (Schedule conflicts prevented these students from being present for morning pictures with their various home- rooms.) FIRST ROW: R. Hassler, Paxton, G. Neff, J. Under- wood, T. Lange. SECOND ROW: L. Roggy. S. Shear, E. Glassmeyer, R. Ingram, D. Neff. HOMEROOM 209. FIRST ROW Mr. Carlson, G. Sutherland, S. Tonozzi. G. Thompson. R. Ruis, S. Beebe. N. Sizemore. SECOND ROW: J. Maxey, R. Hand. R Anderson. R. Johnson, J. Moberly, M. Brown. Freshmen HOMEROOM 115. FIRST ROW L. Whipple, D. Taylor, C. Stenzel, P. Spencer, J. Wolcott, D. Streit, J. Vernon, J. Swanson. SECOND ROW: L. Underwood, R. Underwood. R. Vorhies, C. Taylor, A. Tobin. D. VeZain. THIRD ROW W. Swanson. D. Templeton, R. Wedekind, W. Webster, J. Ycazcl, G. Sturm. P. Whctstine, S. Stoops. FOURTH ROW: Mrs. Young, D. Whitlock, J. Williams, A. Underwood. Absent: J. Webster. 103 Freshmen HOMEROOM 303. FIRST ROW: R. Peacock, J. Nyman. T. Moran. C. Owens, A. Pearson, H. Monier. D. Moberly, D. Nissen, V. Opsal. N. Nissen. SECOND ROW. R. Moore, V. Olds, D. Motley, E. Paul. R. Mitchell, L. Peach. THIRD ROW J. Peterson, J. Parrott. D. Nchcr, Mr. Cherrie, S. Norton, D. Morris, C. Pence. W. Miller, G. Obenhaus. Ab- sent: F. Neff. HOMEROOM 204. FIRST ROW. T. Heggemeier, T. Jones. A. Humphrey, A. Griffin, J. Goodrcm, D. Harrod. R. Johnson, W. Himes. SECOND ROW S. Groy, J. Hess. R. Halberg. D. Jefferson. THIRD ROW: C. Hessian, N. Hall, D. Hegge- meier, R. Hunton. FOURTH ROW: M. Giltner, L. Johnston, M. Hall, C. Hand, D. Hall. S. Halberg, J. Jenson. FIFTH ROW: S. Hoffman, Miss Emmons, C. Hasenyager, J. Griffin, G. Green, D. Goodrum, S. Grindstaff. R. Jennings. HOMEROOM 121. FIRST ROW D Campbell. J. Clem. D. Carden, D. Austin, S. Beese, E. Collins, C. Behrens, S. CuflTe. SECOND ROW: T. Brennan, J. Brasche, L. Cullins, R. Carroll. THIRD ROW: M. Caudcll. R. Beaber, K. Cardosi, K. Cusick. M. Dali, J. Campbell. FOURTH ROW: D. Bell, L. Allmayer. W. Bouxsein. FIFTH ROW: P. Clausen, Mr. Garton, .!. Dant R. Carlson, J. Bell, R. Armstrong, D. Cain, L. Christiansen, G. Cook. Absent B. Barker. R Bratten, G. Conyers. HOMEROOM 207. FIRST ROW Mrs. Hocbel, M. Small- wood, D. Ross, C. Small, E. Simon, N. Rettig, P. Singleton, P. Richards. SECOND ROW: B Sissel, M. Roth. J. Smith, L. Rowley, D. Rote. THIRD ROW P. Sims, H. Prostko, P Poison. N. Riordan, S. Schmitt. FOURTH ROW A. Ro- magnoli, M. Rickard. J. Seeforth, G. Robinson, T. Scott, C. Skaggs, R. Pierson, W. ReKese. D. Powers. Absent: J. Ross. Freshmen HOMEROOM 208. FIRST ROW: L. Flitz, J. Farrell. P Farrell, D. Fredrickson, D. Faber. R. Fandel. T. Downey, Mr. D. Smith. SECOND ROW: D. DufT, W. Gartner, D. Darling, M. Eder, L. Doyle. THIRD ROW: G. Dinkelman, D. Edger- ly. D. DeRose, J. Gibson, G. Eggers, L. Docking, D. Frank. FOURTH ROW: G. Fcnstcrman, J. Davis, K. Dickinson, M. Dickenson, C. DorflT. R. Eggers, S. DcVore. D. Elberg, R. Fundell. Absent: B. Gibbs. HOMEROOM 202. FIRST ROW: C-Kelly, K. King, C. Krasc, J. Larsen, K. Klett, K. Lester, C. Laflerty, T. Miller, N. Lester. SECOND ROW: S. Lind, T. Kelly, D. Lorenzen, C. Kasbeer. B. Maupin. THIRD ROW C. McGraw, R. Kramer, J. McFadden, J. Lovejoy, J. Klachko, D. Lampkin. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Towns, R. Lcgner, R. Losey, R. Max- son, J. McCauley, J. Keener, T. McKenney, R. Martin, M. Judge, T. Kirley. 106 Frosh-Soph Officers FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS AND ADVISERS. STAN DING: Faculty Advisers Mr. Cherrie and Mr. Towns, Treasurer Chris Caudell, Vice President Susie Stoops SEA TED: President Ron Funded, Secretary Chip Johnston. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS AND AD- VISERS. FIRST ROW: Secretary Sharon Rich- ards, Faculty Advisers Mr. Lueck and Miss Milles. SECOND ROW: Treasurer Bill Ruberg, Vice President Barb Smith, President Kim Bergin. Sophomores LIBRARY WEST. FIRST ROW: S. Richards, S. Simon, V. Scherer, E. Raavel, D. Russell, S. Skinner, L. Rapp, D. Schaill, C. Rinehart. T. Reynolds, M. Schutt, C. Sims. SEC- OND ROW: B. Richardson, L. Ringenberg, W. Rubcrg, E. Prctzsch, J. Skaggs. J. Racina, C. Schafer. THIRD ROW: Mr. Beltramini, B. Pilger, M. Reinking. K. Purvis, J. Riordan, D. Richardson, R. Schafer. Absent: J. Rahn, A. Smith. 108 HOMEROOM 127. FIRST ROW: C. Duffield, M. Dali, S. Dean, G. DeBord, M. Edwards, M. Cuffe, D. Dean. J. Drog. H. Dammann. SECOND ROW: Mr. Bock, B. Douglas, B. Eaton. D. DeBord. J. Eble, C. Darrah, J. DeRose, T. De- Bord. B. Dean, J. Costerisan. Absent: G. Dalton, S. Dickin- son, J. Dusel, S. Emmett. HOMEROOM 125. FIRST ROW T. Grundman, Y. Green, C. Erasure. J. Erickson. R. Ernst. S. Gibson. S. Emat, R Forestall, J. Freeburg, M. Fahlberg. SECOND ROW: D. Friend, C. Grady. M. Fischer, L. Groy, S. Fredrickson, A. Erickson. R. Grace, D. GraflTt, M. Espel. THIRD ROW: Mr. Doubet, J. Frymire, S. Griffin. HOMEROOM 108. FIRST ROW M. Swanlund. C. Whet- stine, C. Wolf. B. Wood. T. Taylor, D. Wedding. D. Weiden- heim, J. Wempa, L. VeZain, F. Storm, K. Sward, D. Sullivan, J. Smith, E. Storm, A. Stone, B. Thompson. SECOND ROW Mrs. Hill, S. Steele, D. Taylor, L. earing. H. Watson, D. Swanson. S. Wathen, K. Stevens, P. Sullivan, B. Smith, T. Sutton. J. Westrum, T. Thompson. 109 Sophomores HOMEROOM 120. FIRST ROW: S. Partin, D. Piepcr, D. Nickel, S. Norlin, K. Marsh. J. Martin. D. McMahon. B. Phillips, C. Nelson. S. Olin, B. Maxson. H. Parr, G. Pierson, B. Phelan. SECOND ROW: J. McConnell, J. Monroe, M. Mcnsch, A. Pazos, S. Metternich, K. Nelson, R. Nyman, R. Parkin. B. Paxton, R. Olson. THIRD ROW: Mr. Lueck, D. Morris. R. Nelson, J. Peterson, S. Motley, J. May, K. Mead, S. Murphey, T. Nelson. Absent: J. Moran. 110 LIBRARY EAST. FIRST ROW D. Horan. P Johnson, J. Horan, D. Hubbard, R. Hoge, J. Huckclbcrry, L. Hassler, L. Heaton, E. Hess. SECOND ROW: Miss Milies, C. Heilmann, C. Inman, M. Hahnc, J. Hensel, W. Johnson, S. Hassler. S. Johnson. M. Isaacson, J. Joiner. Absent: N. Hufnagel. HOMEROOM 114. FIRST ROW: L. Abraham, C. Atkinson, C. Cook, N. Bader, S. Burrell, K. Gergin, P. Bouxsein, D. Botsko. T. Cole. SECOND ROW: M. Austin. B. Becker. G. Bruce, J. Cooper. S. Bollock, T. Akers. THIRD ROW: Mr. Rasmussen, S. Butler, C. Bartman, A. Bohnsack, J. Anderson, P. Boesch. J. Anderson. P. Byrd. A. Beaber. J. Bclkholm. D. Bouxsein. D. Aim. Absent: A. Backman, C. Clausen. Ill HOMEROOM 309. FIRST ROW S. Kuehl. J. McAboy, D. Koch, G. Knudsen, T. Lips, B. Kramer, D. Lind, R. Lane, C. King. L. Lourdeau, G. Kimberley. SECOND ROW: Mr. Young, L. Lennihan, N. Lucas, J. Kuhn. S. Klass, P. Kline. V. McCauley. H. Lange, M. Krone, M. Kerr. W. King. Junior Officers Hey! Look ai the ant crawling on the floor. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS AND ADVISERS. Left to Right: Faculty Advisers Mr. Lowers and Mrs. Lowers, Vice President Barb Brennan, Treasurer Beth San- ders, Secretary Barb Zimmerman. President Jim Howard. Candids Don't be scared, Kathy. The band's behind you all the way. Juniors HOMEROOM 305. FIRST ROW: C. Backman. T. Akers. R Behrens. J. Burgh, J. Bell, B. Brutchcr, M. Burkcy, J. Atkin- son. SECOND ROW: R. Allen. N. Altmayer. D. Arch, R. Bartman, T. Borges, G. Bettasso, G. Bruce. R. Baugh, W. Bickett. THIRD ROW: Mr. Coates, B. Brennan, D. Brewer, P. Bohn, S. Browning, L. Carroll. C. Clary, D. Cardosi, K. Bartman, J. Caudcll, M. Anson. HOMEROOM 104. FIRST ROW J. Coulter. L. Forristall, M. Cox. J. Erickson. R. DeVore, M. Dinkelman. SECOND ROW A. Downey, P. Giltner, T. Dufficld, C. Dickens, R. DiPietro, M. CuflTe. R. Davis. THIRD ROW P. Gibbs. J. Clausen. D. Cook, S. Flitz, K. Clayton, G. Clausen. D. Ell- berg, K. Dickinson, J. Covillc, B. Dean. P. Eggers, G. Fulk- erson, J. Dean. Absent: J. Donovan. R. Frank. Mrs. Ferris. 113 Juniors CAFETERIA SOUTH FIRST ROW: F. Mathison, C. Mc- Queen, D. Junis, J. Klaflf, A. Losey, W. Meccozi, J. McCauley, D. Miller. C. Lovejoy, J. Luigs, L. Kearns, M. McFarland. SECOND ROW: Mr. Holler, E. McCormack. T. Kirley, D. LafTeriy, J. Klett. M. Mailer, C. Kettler, G. Miller, J. Kelly, J. Kankis. J. Lincoln, D. McGraw. THIRD ROW: M. Mc- Queen, M. Lange. A. Manning. K. McCloud, M. Mawpin, D. Knapp, C. McMahon, D. Mabry. K. Jones, V. Martenson, K. Laughlin, D. McAboy, S. Lewis, C. Lund. Absent: C. Kerr, G. Martin. CAFETERIA M. FIRST ROW P. VandeVoort. S. Shaver, B. Twomey, C. Williams, J. Vroom, T. Underwood, G. Schaill, D. Smith, G. Zerfas. SECOND ROW: J. Speckman, D. Sights, S. Schmitt, M. Shipp, R. Swanson, K. Schultz, C. Yclm, R. Sims, J. Lcnihan, K. Schultz, W. Vickrey. THIRD ROW: Mr. Laesch, D. Singleton, J. Stoner, M. Simon, E. Taylor, P. Tobin, E. Taylor, K. Schmidt, C. Taylor. B. Zim- merman. M. Roggy, L. SifTord, L. Sanders, D. Scnieuger, M. Swanson, B. Ross, C. Smith, D. Vetter. Absent: M. Romag- nali, D. Sapp, J. Sergeant. G. Sissel, B. Uhter, R. Yarrington. 114 HOMEROOM 109. FIRST ROW: R Morris, D. Quillin, K. Morris, J. Pearson, L. Moore, W. Provanec, B. Moberly, D. Molburg, Mr. Lowers. SECOND ROW: C. Nawa, D. Pier- son, S. Pierson. M. Pryor, S. Nelson, S. Muially, J. Purkey, R. Rhodes. N. Paul, T. Palumbo, J. Ohlson. R. Nelson, L Morrison, J. Nagle. S. Pazos. Absent: L. Musii, G. Neff. G Obcnhaus. HOMEROOM 205. FIRST ROW M. Halberg, M. Green, J. Gleason, T. Humphries. K. Jensen, T. Neher. S. Gross. StC ONI) ROW. D. Huffaker, B. Huffstadt, R. Hasenyager, J. Howard. M. Hodge, S. Johnson, J. Hultine, G. Gustafson. THIRD ROW: D. Hendrickson, E. Goble, D. Hall, C. Han- son, J. Johnson. P. Greenback. P. Joa, P. Highfield, A. Hub- bard. S. Henning, L. Johnston. L. Johnson, Mr. Matthews. School Candids Seniors HOMEROOM 106. FIRST ROW: J. Kelly, D. Kuepker. B Lewis, P. Johnson, S. Johnson, C. Joa, C. Lind. P. Joiner, D. Kearns, K. Klett. SECOND ROW T. Kensinger. T. Kasbeer, M. Krajewski. C. Kiersnowski, B. Kittler. G. Johnson, T. Kramer, R. Lind. Mr. Bassetti. Absent: R. Ingram. D. John- son, M. Kelly, T. Lange. R. Larson. CAFETERIA NORTH. FIRST ROW: J. Coulter, F Boux- sein, J. Armstrong, L. Brown. M. Bass, D. Carroll, L. Espel. SECOND ROW: F. Bettasso, S. Douglas. P. Carlson, C. Anderson, B. Bohnsack, L. Adams, V. Dixon, R. Enbom, G. Eggers, R. Eckhoff, B. Anderson. THIRD ROW: J. English. G. Anderson. J. Doyle, L. Duffield. L. Anderson, K. Burkey, B. Blakely, H. Costa, B. Bartman, C. Dickinson, J. Brennan, J. Costerisan. FOURTH ROW: D. Beese. D. Clausen. A. Anderson, L. Dyer, J. Clausen. B. Duffield. Mr. Butler. R. Brutcher, S. Cuflc, H. DcRosc, W. Currie. Absent: M. Eggers. 117 Seniors HOMEROOM III. FIRST ROW: T. Hall, G. Grady, R. Goodrum, G. Henderliter, M. Gregory, D. Gibbs, J. Groy. SECOND ROW. Miss Jackson, T. Hcalon, T. Hildebrand. J. Hornback. A. Hahn. J. Huber. L. Hubbard. THIRD ROW: B. Fornander, D. Gross, J. Fowler, W. Hilmes, M. Glass- meyer. Absent: E. Glassmeyer, R. Hassler. HOMEROOM 307. FIRST ROW: D. Nosalik, D. Nickel, D. Manning, J. Markman, K. McLane. B. Monroe, K. Metter- nich, P Neill, S. Mccozzi. SECOND ROW K. Nelson, J. Murphcy, R. Olander, S. Nelson, L. McCauley, V. Nyman. THIRD ROW: D. Lyle, J. Morris, R. Martin, G. Ohlson, D. McConnell, S. Nelson, J. Monier, Mr. King. Absent: S. Mag- nuson, D. Neff. 1)8 HOMEROOM 310. FIRST ROW: J. Rushton. N. Rote, N. Peach. B. Schmidt. SECOND ROW M. Slutz, E. Robinson, C. Palmer, M. Partin, C. Spaulding. J. Ringenbcrg, S. Ren- nackcr, N. Potter, Mr. Lord. THIRD ROW: C. Rosene. M. Schlindwein. M. Soderberg. P. Prostko, S. Roggy, D. Shank, S. Olson. P. Scott. FOURTH ROW P. Quillin. W. Rcinking. C. Reigle, T Palumbo, G. Russell, P. Ringenberg. Absent: B. Paxton, L. Roggy. S. Shear. HOMEROOM 301. FIRST ROW J. Yeasel, S White. H Wolcott, M Stone. SECOND ROW: D. Spires, N. Wede- kind, L. Williams. D. Vorhies, B. Steele. L. Turner. S. Whit- lock, M. Swanson. THIRD ROW C. Wilcox, J. Speckman, K Thompson. D. Sullivan, M. Vaughn. R. Warner, Mrs Smith. FOURTH ROW: P. VanDenBerghe, G. Stangel, T. Swan. G. Taylor. P. White. D. Wainwright. Absent: J. Un dcrwood. 119 Four years ago, a group of freshmen enrolled in PHS, claiming to be the greatest class this high school has ever seen. Since then, there has been an abundance of en- joyment and an immeasurable quantity of memories produced by that class in striving to realize their claim. The succeeding class officers have molded and shaped the class into what they felt the fulfillment of that claim should be. The class advisors and the faculty have guided the class and shown it, to the best of their abilities. what is right and what is wrong. And what of the students in the class? What can be said of them except that they are the class. As senior class president, 1 feel that 1 am re- ceiving much undeserved credit. At this time I would like to give my sincere thanks to those mentioned above, who truly do deserve that credit. That group of freshmen is now a group of seniors, the greatest class this school has ever seen. —Rich Warner Mrs. White Class Advisors Mr. Jim King Mr. Goble 120 1969 Catharine Lynn Adams Andrew John Anderson Bradley Don Anderson Linda Kay Anderson Carolyn Jean Anderson Marjorie Ann Bass Gary Lee Anderson Daniel Lee Beese Frank Michael Bettasso, Jr. Barbara Genette Blakely Barbara Denise Bohnsack Francis Remy Bouxsein II John Lawrence Brennan 121 Seniors Linda Kay Brown Richard Lee Brutcher Kathryn Joyce Burkey Dennis Earl Clausen John Francis Costerisan Peggy Jean Carlson Barbara Diane Carroll John Andrew Clausen Heliana Araujo Costa Jon Laurence Coulter Sharon Kay Cufle William Gerald Currie Howard Robert DcRose 122 1969 Cheryl Ann Dickinson Valerie Jean Dixon Judy Donovan Bruce Edward Duffield Stephen Ray Douglas Linda Kay Duffield Janet Kay Doyle Larry Dean Dyer 123 Seniors Robert Andrew Fornandcr Larry Dale Espel Debra Jayne Gibbs Richard Lee Henry Goodrum John Hilding Groy, Jr. Edward John Glassmeyer Gary Dennis Grady Alice Arlene Hahn Michael Edward Glassmeyer Donald Gene Gross Thomas Eugene Hall Randy Keith Hasslcr Ted IX Wayne Heaton 124 1969 George Wayne Hcnderliter Jeanette Sue Hornback Linda Ann Hubbard Dennis LaVcrne Johnson Sandra Kay Johnson JoAnn Huber Gregory Wayne Johnson Patricia Carol Joiner Richard Ingram Pamela Lynne Johnson Terry Gene Kasbecr Diane Marie Kearns Barbara Ann Kittlcr Thomas Eugene Kramer Richard Paul Larson Kristi Lynn Klett Deborah Ann Kuepker Barbara Jane Lewis Martha Ann Krajewski Tommy Wayne L nge Carol Ann Lind Richard Ellis Lind 1969 Susan Elaine Magnuson Diane Lynne Manning A Jane Ann Markman Kevin Lynn McLanc Melode Jill Morris Lynda Feme McCauley Sherry Lee Mecozzi Jelinda Frances Murphy Daniel Thomas McConnell Karen Lynn Mettcrnich David Andrew Neff Peggy Lea Neill Karen Rae Nelson 127 Seniors Sarah Rhodes Nelson Steven John Nelson Delytc Gaye Nickel Gail Douglas Ohlson Donald Adam Nosalik Jr. Ruth Marie Olander Vicki Ardith Nyman Sharon Mae Olson Charles Wayne Palmer Timothy John Palumbo Michael Dane Partin Ncla Jean Peach Nancy Hope Potter 128 1969 Phyllis Marie Prosiko John Patrick Quillin Charles Jon Reigle Julie Kay Ringenberg Philip Neal Ringenberg Susanne Clare Rennackcr hdmund Harold Robinson 129 Seniors Phyllis Ann Scot! Steven Earl Shear Mary Ann Schlindwein Michael Lynn Slutz Judith Lynn Speckman Beverly Ann Schmidt Maybeth Kay Soderberg Dawn Patrice Spires Dawn Kay Shank Christopher Jean Spaulding Gregory Lee Stangel Becky Steele 130 1969 Donald Joseph Sullivan Thomas Neal Swan Nclsana Marie Swanson Linda Sue Turner Gary Michael Vaughn Gary Eugene Taylor i Joanne Marie Underwood Martin Randolph Vaughn it _ ■ ni Kenneth Allen Thompson Patricia Ann Van Den Berghc Desiree Francene Vorhies Douglas James Wainwright Nancy Lee Wedekind 131 Seniors Paul Alan White Stephen Raymond White Brenda Sue Whitlock Howard Sidney Wolcott. Jr. John Clark Yeazel Rebecca Ann Monroe Photographs were not available for: Jeri Lucille Armstrong Janet Renee'Fulkerson Michael Wayne Gregory Walter Virgil Hilmes Barbara Ann Paxton Glenn Curtis Russell Lynetta Jo Stieber John Phillip Fowler 1969 132 Douglas Darling Memorial He was one of us, the graduating Class of 1969. As an athlete, a student, and a friend, many were the times that he was harassed for his physical size. But what he lacked on the external sur- face was more than compensated for by his prodigiously kind character. He was many things that we, his class- mates and friends, can be proud of. But that is in the past, and the past can- not be altered. As we continue in our many separate ways of the future, we shall retain the memory of a boy we can be honored to call “our classmate.” 133 134 100th Commencement The years held much opportunity, of which some took full advantage and others let pass. The years also held tremendous pain and precious few moments of joy, creating new and deep feelings. These were diffi- cult times in the world and in personal life: they were strange and confusing, touching each individual in such a unique way that he would never be free from the experience. And now, commencement has, at long last, come and gone. The last four years run into yesterday and then fade with incredible swiftness. These pages preserve only the memories of the great class—the Seniors of 1969. 135 ADAMS. KATHERINE LYNN Chorus 1.2,3.4; Spring Play 1,2.3,4; Art Club 1; Latin Club 1.2; GAA I.2.3.4; Teacher for a Day 4; Thespians; Vil- lagers. Secondo Singers; Glee Club; Octet; Young Republican Club; All- Slate Chorus 4. ANDERSON. ANDREW JOHN D O. 3,4. ANDERSON, BRADLEY DON Student Council 3; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Spring Play 1,2,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 2; Varsity Club 3.4; Ath Scholarship Soc 3,4; Athlete's Feet 4; Class President 3; All-Conference Football Special Men- tion 4. ANDERSON. CAROLYN JEAN Chorus 1,2,3,4; Mod Lang Club I; GAA 1,2,3,4; Teacher for a Day 4; Class Treas- urer 3. ANDERSON, GARY LEE NHS 4; Chorus 3; Football l,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Varsity Club 4; Teacher for a Day 4; Wrestling Cap- tain 4; Illinois State Scholarship Finalist 4. ANDERSON, LINDA KAY NHS 4; A-B Club 1,2,3; Latin Club I, 2; Cadet Teacher 4; Teacher for a Day 4; Messenger 3,4; Illinois State Scholar- ship 4. ARMSTRONG, JERI LUCILLE Chorus 1,2,3,4; Spring Play 2; Art Club 3,4; Teacher for a Day 4; Messenger 2. BASS. MARJORIE ANN Chorus I; FHA I; GAA I; Glee Club I. BEESE. DANIEL LEE Band 1,2,3; Football 1,2; Basketball I. BETTASSO, FRANK MICKAEL JR. Student Council 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3; Basketball I, Track 1,2; Teacher for a Day 4; AFS Club 4. BLAKELY. BARBARA GENETTE Transferred from Triadelphia High School, Wheeling. W.V. 3; NHS 4; A-B Club 3; Student Council 2; Latin Club 2; Cheerleader I; Teacher for a Day 4; Ski Club 2; Swim Club 2; Y-Teens 1, 2; Pep Club 4. BOHNSACK. BARBARA DENISE NHS 4; A-B Club 2,3; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Spring play 1,2; Mod Lang Club 3; GAA 1,2,3,4; PE Leader 3,4; Cadet Teacher 4; Teacher for a Day 4; Student Health Aide 3; GAA Board President 4; Sports director 3; Modern Language Vice Presi- dent 3; DAR Award 4. BOUXSEIN, FRANCIS REMY II A-B Club 3; Band 1,2,3,4; Spring play 4; Golf 1,2,3,4; Band Senior Class Re- presentative 4. BRENNAN. JOHN LAWRENCE Transferred from St. Bede, Peru, Illinois 2; A-B Club 3; Newspaper 2; Yearbook 4; Football 2; Basketball 2; Annual Sports Co-Editor 4. BROWN, LYNDA KAY Chorus 1,2; FHA 1. BRUTCHER. RICHARD LEE A-B Club 3; Football 2; Basketball 1,2; Senior Record Cross Country' 1; Cadet Teacher 4; Teacher for a day 4. BURKEY. KATHRYN JOYCE Transferred from William Howard Taft, Chicago, Illinois 3; A-B Club 1,2; Stu- dent Council 1.2; Student Librarian 1,2; French Club 1,2; Teacher's Aide 1,2. CARLSON, PEGGY JEAN Yearbook 4; Chorus 1; Latin Club 1,2; GAA 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 1; Teacher for a Day 4; Messenger 2,3; Student Health Aide 4; Pep Club 4; Young Re- publican Club 4; Class Secretary 1,3; Latin Club Officer I; GAA Publicity Chairman 3; GAA Sportshead 4; Secre- tary Young Rep Club 4; Yearbook Co- Editor of Classes. CARROLL, BARBARA DIANE Transferred from Streetsboro High School, Streetsboro. Ohio 2; Art Club 4; FHA 2. CLAUSEN. DENNIS EARL Football I; Basketball I; Golf 1,2,3; Ath Mgr 2. CLAUSEN. JOHN ANDREW Chrous 1,2,3,4; Spring play 4; Latin Club 1,2; Football 4; Wrestling 3,4; Varsity Club 3,4; Ath Scholarship 3,4; Teacher for a Day 4; NCIC Chorus 4; Illinois State Scholarship Finalist. COSTA. HEL1ANA ARAVJO Student Council 4; Spring play 4; GAA 4; AFS Club 4; Commencement Speaker 4. COSTERISAN, JOHN FRANCIS Transferred from Fenger High School, Chicago. III. 2. COULTER, JON LAURENCE Chorus 1,2,3; Spring play 1,2,4; FFA I, 2; Band Color Guard 4; State FFA Chorus I; Teacher for a Day 4. CUFFE. SHARON KAY Transferred from Putnam County High School. Granville. III. 4; Newspaper I, 2,3; Chorus 1,2; Messenger 3; French Club 3; Pep Club 1,2,3. CURRIE, WILLIAM GERALD Transferred from Bob Jones Academy, Greenville, South Carolina 4. DEROSE. HOWARD ROBERT Band 1,2,3,4; FFA 1,2,3,4; Ath Mgr 3; Varsity Club 3,4; Ath Scholarship 3,4; Teacher for a Day 4; FFA Reporter 3; FFA Secretary 4; FFA Sect. HI Re- porter 4; Outstanding FFA Reporter, State 3; State FFA Band 2,3,4. DICKINSON, CHERYL ANN Transferred from Malden High School, Malden, III. 3; Newspaper 2; Chorus 1; FHA 1,2; GAA 2; Teacher for a Day 4. DIXON. VALERIE JEAN FHA 2,3,4. DOUGLAS. STEPHEN RAY Band 1,2,3; Football 1,2,3,4; Track 4; Wrestling 1; Varsity Club 4; Teacher for a Day 4. DOYLE. JANET KAY FNA 3; GAA 2,3,4. DUFFIELD, BRUCE EDWARD Chorus 1.2,3,4; Football 1,2; Basket- ball 1. DUFFIELD. LINDA KAY Yearbook 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Mod Lang Club 2; GAA 1.2,3,4; PE Leaders 2.3,4; Teacher for a Day 4; GAA Sportshead 3,4; GAA Camp 4. DYER. LARRY DEAN A Club 1,2,3; A-B Club 4; Student Coun- cil I; Football I; Basketball I; Golf 2,3, 4; Varsity Club 3,4; Ath Scholarship 4. ECKHOFF. RICHARD STEVEN Student Council 2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Spring play 2; Latin Club 1,2; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 2; Track 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 1; Varsity Club 3,4; Teacher for a Day 4. EGGERS, GAIL ANN Yearbook 4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Art Club 3; GAA 1,2,3; Teacher for a Day 4; Girls Glee Club 1,2,3. EGGERS. MICHAEL JOHN A-B Club 3,4; Football 2; Basketball 1,2; Teacher for a Day 4; Board member of Illinois Youth Traffic Safety Council 3,4; Illinois State Scholarship winner 4. ENBOM. REBECCA LOU Chorus 1,2.3,4; FHA I; Teacher for a Day 4; Glee Club, girls 3. ENGLISH. JOHNNIE RAY Transferred from Pine Eagle High School, Halfway. Oregon 4; FFA I; Bas- ketball I. ESPEL. LARRY DALE NHS 4; A-B Club 2,3; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Spring play 2,3.4; Fall play I; FFA 2; Wrestling 2,3.4; Cross Country 1,2,3; Varsity club 3,4; Ath Scholarship 3.4; Teacher for a Day 4; Thespians 1,2,3,4; Secondo Singers 3,4; NCIC Chorus 3; Wrestling Captain 4; National Merit Letter of Commendation 4; Illinois State Scholarship Finalist 4. FORNANDER. ROBERT ANDREW Chorus 1,2,3,4; Spring play 2,3,4; Child- ren's Play 4; Latin Club 1,2; Track I; Teacher for a Day 4; Athlete's Feel; Thespians. FOWLER, JOHN PHILLIP Transferred from St. John’s School, Delafield. Wis. 3; Ath Mgr 1,2. FULKERSON, JANET RENEE Transferred from Bradford High School, Bradford, Illinois 4; Newspaper 4; Year- book 4; GAA 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 3; Office Assistant 3; Pep Club 3. GIBBS, DEBBIE JAYNE Chorus 1,2; GAA 1,2; Triple Trio 1. GLASSMEYER. EDWARD JOHN FFA I; CWT 3,4. GLASSMEYER. MIKE E. CWT 3; D O. 4. GOODRUM. RICHARD LEE Chorus 1,2; Golf 4; Teacher for a Day 4. GRADY, GARY DENNIS Band 1,2; PE Leaders 4; Football 2; Wrestling I; Teacher for a Day 4; DO. 4. GREGORY. MICHAEL WAYNE Art Club 3,4; Football 1,2; Basketball I. GROSS, DONALD GENE Latin Club 1,2; Football 1,2; Teacher for a Day 4. 136 GROY, JOHN HILDING JR. Student Council I; Football 1.2: Basket- ball 1,2; Golf 2,3,4; Teacher for a Day 4. HAHN. ALICE ARLENE Newspaper I; Yearbook 4; Band 1,2.3,4; Mod Lang Club 1,2,3; GAA 1,2,3.4; PE Leaders 3.4; Teacher for a Day 4; Pep Club 4; Young Republican Club 4; Pep Band 3,4; Illinois State Scholarship 4; GAA Sportshead 3. HALL, THOMAS E. Transferred from Ml. Carroll High School, Ml. Carroll, Illinois 4; Student Council 4; Teacher for a Day 4. HASSLER. RANDY KEITH A.V.O.4. HEATON, TED DEWAYNE NHS 4; A-B Club 1,2,3: Newspaper 3, 4; Yearbook 4; Mod Lang Club 3; FFA 1,2; Wrestling 1,2; Teacher for a Day 4; Jr. FFA Officer. Vice Pres I; Assistant Yearbook Editor, sports 4; Reporter, Tiger Rag 3: Photographer, Tiger Tales 4; Illinois Slate Scholarship; JETS Pro- gram. Bradley University 3. HENDERLITER, GEORGE WAYNE Chorus 1,2; Mod Lang Club 1,2; Teacher for a Day 4. HILDEBRAND, TERI LYNN NHS 3,4; A-B Club 1,2.3: Student Coun- cil 2; Yearbook 4; Band 1,2,3.4; Mod Lang Club 1,2; GAA 1.2,3,4; Cheer- leader 1,2; Teacher for a Day 4; Pep Club 4; Young Republican Club; Pep Band 3,4; NCIC Band 3,4; Yearbook Co-Editor of Classes 4; Band Sec. Treasurer 3,4; Pep Club Sec. Treasurer 4; Senior Class Treasurer 4; Homecom- ing Attendant 3,4. HILMES. WALTER VIRGIL Teacher for a Day 4; CWT 3; DO 4. HORNBACK, JEANETTE SUE Yearbook 4; Band 1,2; Chorus 3,4; Mod Lang Club 1,2; GAA 3; Teacher for a Day 4; Pep Club 4; Young Republican Club 4; Girl’s Glee Club; Senior Advi- sory Board 4. HUBBARD. LINDA ANN Chorus 1,2,3,4; FHA 1; Messenger 4. HUBER. JOANN FHA 1; GAA 1,2; Teacher for a Day 4. INGRAM. RICHARD GEORGE Transferred from LaSalle-Peru High School, LaSalle. Illinois 4; Science Club; Tenth American Chemical Society Con- test 3; Letter of Commendation Na- tional Merit Scholarship 4; Algebra I Contest I: Illinois State Scholarship 4; County Scholarship 4. JOA. CYNTHIA JEANNE NHS 4; A-B Club 2,3; Student Council; Yearbook 4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Spring play 1,2; Latin Club 1,2; GAA 1,2,3; PE Leaders 3; Teacher for a Day 4; Mes- senger 2,3,4; Ensemble 1,2,3,4; Home- room co-chairman 1,2; Homeroom secretary 3; Class Secretary 4; Student Council Secretary 4; NCIC Chorus 4; Illinois State Scholarship Semi-Final- ist 4. Senior Record JOHNSON. DENNIS LAVERNE A-B Club 2,3; Band 1,2,3.4; Spring play I; Mod Lang Club 1.2,3.4; Foot- ball I; Boys State 3; V.P. Mod Lang Club 3. JOHNSON, GREGORY WAYNE Yearbook 4; Band 1.2,3,4; Chorus 2,3, 4; Spring Play 1.2,3,4; Latin Club 1,2; Football 1.2; Track I: Wrestling I; Cross Country 3; Teacher for a Day 4; Thespians 2,3.4; Drum Major 3,4; NCIC Chorus 3,4; A.F.S. Exchange Student to West Germany, summer, 1968; A.F.S. Club 4. JOHNSON. PAMELA LYNNE Chorus I; Mod Lang Club 2,3; GAA I, 2,4; Teacher for a Day 4; Messenger 4; Student Health Aide 3; Sec. Treas. Mod Lang Club 3. JOHNSON. SANDRA KAY Chorus 1,2,3,4; GAA 1.2; Villagers 2,3,4; Girls Glee Club 1,2: Homecoming At- tendant 4. JOINER. PATRICIA CAROL Yearbook 4; Chorus 4; Mod Lang Club 1,3; GAA 1.2,3; State Scholarship Win- ner 4. KASBEER. TERRY GENE NHS 3,4; A Club 1.2.3,4; Student Coun- cil 1,2; Yearbook 4; Spring play 2,3.4; Fall play 2,3,4; Children’s play 3.4; Latin Club 1.2,3; Mod Lang Club 3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Golf 1.2.3.4; Varsity Club 3,4; Ath Scholar- ship Soc 3,4; Teacher for a Day 4; Thes- pians 2,3,4; Class President 2; Latin Club Officer 1,2; Yearbook Associate Photographer Editor 4; Football Cap- tain 4; Basketball Co-Captain 4; Salu- tatorian 4; Commencement Speaker 4; All-Conference Football 1st team 4; All Conference Basketball honorable men- tion 4; Runnerup Youth of Year, law order 4. KEARNS. DIANE MARIE Yearbook 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Mod Lang Club 1,2; GAA 1,2,3,4; Cadet Teacher 4; Pep Club 4; State Band 4; NCIC Band 4; Pep Band 3,4. KELLY. JACKIE LEE FHA 1,2,3; GAA 1,2,3; Teacher for a Day 4. KENSINGER, TONY K. Student Council I; Football 1,2,3,4; Bas- ketball 1,2.3: Wrestling 4; Golf 1,2.3,4; Varsity Club 3,4; Ath Scholarship Soc 3,4; Teacher for a Day 4; Class President I; Football Tri-Captain 4; Sweetheart King 4; All-Conference Football First Team; Outstanding Youth of the Year 4. KIERSNOW SKI, CARL JOSEPH Football 1,2,4; Track 1,3,4; Varsity Club 4; Ath Scholarship Soc 4; Teacher for a Day 4. KITTLER. BARBARA ANN NHS 4; Yearbook 4; Band 2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3.4; Spring play 2,3,4; Children's Play 4; Latin Club 1,2; GAA 1,2,3; Cadet Teacher 4; Teacher for a Day 4; Secondo Singers 4; Girls Glee Club 2,3; Girls Barbershop Quartet 3; Pep Club 4; Young Republicans Club 4; Senior Council 4; Band Vice-President 4; Home- room Officer 2; NCIC Band 4; Associate Yearbook Business Manager 4; Thes- pians. KLETT. KRISTI LYNN NHS 3,4; A Club 1.2.3; A-B Club 4; Chorus I; Latin Club 1,2,3; Mod Lang Club 3; Teacher for a Day 4; Messenger 3.4; Science Club 4; Pep Club 4; Young Republican Club 4; Glee Clubs 1,2; Vice President Young Republican Club 4; Cor- respondence Chairman Science Club 4; Sec. Treas. NHS 4; Valedictorian 4; Commencement Speaker 4; Illinois State Scholarship Winner 4; Honorable men- tion Youth of the Year 4. KRAJEWSKI. MARTHA ANN Yearbook 4; Chorus 1.2,3.4; GAA 1.2: Teacher for a Day 4; Girls Glee Club 1,2.3. KRAMER. THOMAS EUGENE Transferred from Bradford High School, Bradford. Illinois 2: FFA 1.2. KUEPKER. DEBORAH ANN Chorus 1,2; Spring play I; FHA 1,2, 3,4; Student Health Aide 2. LANGE. TOMMY WAYNE Diversified Occupations 4. LARSON, RICHARD PAUL Student Council 3; FFA 1,2,3; Football 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2,3.4; Track 2.3; Teacher for a Day 4; Treasurer FFA I; All Conference Honorable Mention Bas- ketball 3; All Conference Basketball 4; All State Honorable Mention Basketball 4; Varsity Club 2,3,4. LEWIS. BARBARA JANE FHA 1,2,3,4; GAA 1,2: Teacher for a Day 4; Messenger 3,4; FHA President 4. LIND, CAROL ANN A-B Club I; Band I; Mod Lang Club I, 2,3; GAA 1,2,3,4; Cadet Teacher 4. LIND. RICHARD ELLIS NHS 3.4; A Club 1.2.3; A-B Club 4; Student Council 2; Band 1,2,3,4; Latin Club 1,2; Football I: Basketball 1,2,3; Cross Country 2.3; Teacher for a Day 4; Band President 4; Latin Club President 2; Class Secretary 2; Class Vice-Presi- dent 3; NHS President 4; Band Vice- President 3; Co-Salutatorian 4; All State Band 4; Commencement speaker 4; NCIC Band; Honorable Mention, Re- spect for Law, 4. LYLE. DEBORAH JEAN FHA 1; Teacher for a Day 4. MAGNUSON. SUSAN ELAINE Chorus 1; Art Club 4; FHA 3.4; GAA 3. MANNING. DIANE LYNNE Chorus 2; Latin Club 1,2; FHA 1,2; Young Republican Club 4. MARKMAN, JANE ANN FHA 1,2. McCauley, lynda ferne Transferred from Bradley-Bourbonnais Community High School, Bradley. Illi- nois 2; A-B Club 1,2,3; Chorus 1,2,3.4; GAA 2,3,4; Teacher for a Day 4; Mes- 137 scngcr 2,3; Student Health Aide 4; Girls Glee Club 1.2,3; Musical 2; German Club I; GAA Board member, Sportshcad 4; National Honor Society 4; Shorthand I Award Scholarship 3. McConnell, daniel thomas Yearbook 4; Chorus 1,2.3.4; Football I; Basketball I; Teacher for a Day 4; Athlete's Feet 4; Homecoming Escort 2; Concert Choir President 4; Photography Co-Editor 4. McLANE. KEVIN RAY Diversified Occupations 4. MECOZZI, SHERRY Transferred from Roseville High School, Roseville, California 3; Yearbook 4; Latin Club 2. METTERNICH. KAREN LYNN Newspaper 2; Yearbook 4; Chorus 1,2, 3,4; Art Club 3; GAA 1.2,3; Teacher for a Day 4; Girls Glee Club 1,2,3,4. MONIER. JAY RUSSELL NHS 3.4; A Club 2.3; A-B Club 4; Stu- dent Council 2; Football 1.2,3,4; Basket- ball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3; Ath Mgr 4; Varsity Club 3,4; Ath Scholarship Soc 3,4; Teacher for a Day 4; Football Tri- Captain 4; V.P. of Soph Class and Senior Class; All Conference Football honor- able mention 3; First Team 4; All Con- ference Special Mention Basketball 4; National Merit Scholarship 4; Runner- up for Youth of the Year 4. MONROE. REBECCA ANN Chorus 1.2.3,4; Art Club 4; Modern Lan- guage Club 1,2; Thespians 3,4; Musicals 1,2,3; Girls’ Glee Club 1,2.3; Ensemble (Villagers) 1,2,3,4; Senior Advisory Board 4. MORRIS. MELODE JILL NHS 4; A-B Club 3; Chorus l,2,3,4; Spring play I; Latin Club 1,2; Teacher for a Day 4; Villagers 2,3,4; NCIC Chorus; Girls Glee Club 1.2; Pep Club 1,2. MURPHEY, JELINDA FRANCES Newspaper 2,3; Yearbook 4; Band 1,2; Art Club 1,2,3,4; FHA 1,2,3; GAA I; Teacher for a Day 4; FHA Recorder; Carson-Pirie-Scott Scholastic Art Award. NEFF, DAVID ANDREW CWT and DO. NEILL. PEGGY LEA Yearbook 4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; GAA 1,2, 3.4; Teacher for a Day 4; Pep Club 4; Girls Glee Club 2.3. NELSON. KAREN RAE Chorus I; Art Club 1.2,3.4; Mod Lang Club 2,3; FHA 1,2; Teacher for a Day 4; Glee Club 1,2. NELSON. SARAH RHODES NHS 3,4; A-B Club 1,2,3,4; Student Council 1,4; Newspaper I; Chorus 1,2, 3,4; Yearbook 4; Spring Play 1,2,3,4; Children's Play 4; Latin Club 1,2,3; Mod Lang Club 3; GAA 1,2.3,4; Cheerleader 2,3,4; Teacher for a Day 4; Thespians 3,4; Villagers 1,2,3,4; Secondo Singers 3,4; Girls Glee Club 1.2,3; Class Vice President 1; GAA Points Chairman 2; Concert Choir Secretary 3; Vice Presi- Senior Record dent 4; Thespian Secretary 4; Yearbook Co-Editor 4; Homecoming Attendant 1.3,4; Illinois Stale Scholarship Semi- finalist 4; Honorable Mention, Respect for Law, 4; Commencement Speaker 4. NELSON. STEVEN JOHN Football I; Cross Country 2,3,4. NICKEL, DELYTE GAYE Band I; Art Club 1.2,3.4; FHA 1.2; GAA 1.2, NOSALIK. DONALD ADAM JR. Transferred from Hampton High School, Hampton, Virginia; Distributive Educa- tion 2,3. NYMAN. VICKI ARDITH Yearbook 4; Latin Club 3; FHA 1,2,3,4; GAA 1.2; Cadet Teacher 4; Teacher for a Day 4; Messenger 3,4. OHLSON. GAIL DOUGLAS Yearbook 4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Spring play 1,2; Latin Club I; FFA 1.2.3,4; Ath Mgr 3,4; Varsity Club 4; Teacher for a Day 4; Thespians 4; Chorus Ensemble Secon- do Singers 4; Inlramurals 2,3,4; FFA Jr. Sentinel I; Secretary 3; President 4; Section HI Secretary 4; State FFA Chorus 3. OLANDER, RUTH ELAINE Transferred from Proviso West High School. Hillside. Illinois 2; A-B Club 2, 4; Student Council 1,3,4; Chorus 2,3,4; Mod Lang Club 1,3; GAA 2,3.4; Teach- er for a Day 4; Library Assistant I. OLSON, SHARON MAE Chorus 1,2,3,4; Spring play 1,2; Mod Lang Club I; GAA 1; Teacher for a Day 4; Glee Club 1,2; NCIC Chorus 3. PALMER, WAYNE CHARLES Diversified Occupations 3,4. PALUMBO. TIM JOHN Transferred from Ridgcville High School, N. Ridgcville, Ohio 3; NHS 3.4; News- paper 3.4; Football 3.4; Track 2,3,4; Wrestling 3,4; Varsity Club 4; Sports Editor “Tiger Tales”; Illinois State Scholarship. PARTIN, MICHAEL DANE Transferred from Hancock High School, Sncedville, Tenn. 3; NHS 4; Football 4; Basketball 3; Varsity Club 4; Teacher for a Day 4; Intramural Captain 4; Illi- nois State Scholarship 4. PAXTON, BARBARA ANN Transferred from Caprock High School, Amarillo. Texas 2; Art Club 4; GAA 2, 3; CWT 4. PEACH. NELA JEAN Yearbook 4; Chorus I; Latin Club 1,2; GAA 1,2,3,4; PE Leaders 3; Teacher for a Day 4; Messenger 3,4; Yearbook Editor 4; GAA V. President 4; GAA Sportshcad 3; Homecoming Queen 4; GAA Camp. POTTER, NANCY HOPE Chorus 2,3,4; Mod Lang Club 3; GAA 1,2,3,4; PE Leaders 3,4; Cheerleader 1,2; Teacher for a Day 4; Modern Lan- guage Club Officer 3. PROSTKO, PHYLLIS MARIE Newspaper 3,4; Chorus 1,2; Mod Lang Club 2,3; GAA 2,3.4; Teacher for a Day 4. QUILLIN. JOHN PATRICK NHS 3,4; A Club 3; A-B Club 1,2; Stu- dent Council 3,4; Yearbook 4; Basket- ball 1,2,3; Track 1; Cross Country 1,2,3; Teacher for a Day 4; Homecoming Es- cort 3; Master of Ceremonies 4; Year- book Efditor 4; Student Council President 4; DAR Award 3; Illinois State Scholar- ship Finalist 4; Commencement Speaker 4. REIGLE, CHARLES JON Transferred from Sterling Township High School, Sterling, Illinois 4; Student Council 1,2; Football 1,2.3,4; Track 1,2. 3,4; Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Varsity Club 3,4; Ath Scholarship Soc 4; Cheerleader I; Baseball 2; “S” Club 1.2,3; French Club 1.2; All Conference Honorable Mention (Football). REINKING. WENDELL WALTER Band 1,2,3; Latin Club 1,2; Football 1,3; Basketball I; Track I; Wrestling 2; Golf 2,3,4; Cross Country 4; Varsity Club 4; Teacher for a Day 4. RENNACKER. SUSANNE CLARE A-B Club 3; Mod Lang Club I; FHA I, 2; GAA I; FHA Secretary 2. RINGENBERG, JULIE KAY NHS 3,4; A Club 3; A-B Club 2; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Spring Play 1,2,3; Latin Club I, 2; GAA I; Cheerleader 1,2,3.4; Teacher for a Day 4; Thespians 2,3,4; Chorus (Concert Choir) Treasurer 3; Cheerlead- ing Captain 2.4; Homecoming Attendant 2,4. RINGENBERG. PHILIP NEAL Transferred from Henry Scnachwine High School, Henry. Illinois. ROBINSON. EDMUND HAROLD Band 1,2,3,4; Spring play 2,3,4; Fall Play 1.2.3,4; Children's Play 4; Football I; Track 1,2,3; Teacher for a Day 4; Thespians. ROGGY, LARRY RICHARD FFA 1 ROGGY. SHIRLEY KAY Chorus 3; GAA 3,4. ROSENE. CARY JOEL A-B Club 3; FFA 1.2,3,4; FFA Treas- urer 3; Illinois State Scholarship 4. ROTE. NANCY JO Chorus 1,2; FHA 1,2,3,4; Messenger 4; FHA Historian; FHA Degree Chairman. RUSHTON, JUDITH LOREE Transferred from Thornton Fractional North High School, Calumet City, Illinois 3; A-B Club 1,2,3; Newspaper 3; Yearbook 4; Chorus 1,3; Latin Club 3, 4; Mod Lang Club 1,2; Future Teachers of America 1,2; Yearbook Copy Editor 4; Illinois State Scholarship Winner 4. RUSSELL. GLEN CURTIS Transferred from Bettendorf High School, Iowa, 4. SCOTT, PHYLLIS ANN Transferred from Bradford High School. Bradford, Illinois 4. SCHLINDWEIN. MARY ANN Yearbook 4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Fall play 2; 138 Mod Lang Club I: GAA 1,2: Messenger 4; Girls Glee Club 1,2,3; Thespians. SCHMIDT, BEVERLY ANN Teacher for a Day 4. SHANK. DAWN KAY A Club 1; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Latin Club 1; Cadet Teacher 4; Teacher for a Day 4. SHEAR. STEVEN EARL Transferred from Washington Jr. High School. Dubuque, Iowa 2; Chorus 2.3. SLUTZ, MICHAEL LYNN Transferred from Putnam County High School. Granville, Illinois 4; Spring play 3: Fall play 3; FFA I; Track I; Vice President Drama Club 3. SODFRBERG, MAYBETH KAY Yearbook 4; Chorus 1,2,3.4; Spring Play 1.2.3.4; Fall Play 3.4; Children's play 4; Art Club 4; GAA 1: Messenger 3; Thes- pians 3,4; Villagers 1.2,3.4; Glee Club I, 2.3: Choir Accomp. 1,2,3,4; NCIC Cho- rus 3,4; Sccondo Singers 3,4; Concert Choir Treasurer 4; Yearbook Editor 4. SPAULDING. CHRISTOPHER JEAN GAA 1,2; Teacher for a Day 4; Candy Striper 3; Thespians 1,2,3. SPECKMAN. JUDITH LYNN A-B Club 3; Newspaper 1,2,3,4; Year- book 4; Band 1,2.3,4; Spring play 1,4; Fall plav 3: Children's Play 3,4; Art Club 1.2.3.4; Mod Lang Club 1; FHA I, 2; GAA 1,2,3; Teacher for a l3ay 4; Young Republicans 4; Art Club Officer 3; President 4; Thespian Vice President 4; Assistant Director Fall Play 4; Yearbook Art Editor 4; Allerton Art Scholarship 2: Midwestern Music and Art Camp Honor Roll 4. SPIRES, DAWN PATRICE Teacher for a Day 4. STANGEL, GREG CASEY Transferred from West Waterloo High School, Waterloo, Iowa 3; NHS 4; A-B Club 3: Basketball 3,4; Track 4; Golf 3: Cross Country 3; Varsity Club 4; Teen- age Republican; Pep Club: President Teen-age Republicans 4; Vice-President Pep Club 4; Illinois State Scholarship Finalist. Senior Record STEELE, BECKY Chorus 1,2.3,4; Latin Club I; FHA 3.4; Teacher for a Day 4; Messenger 3,4; Secretary of FHA 4; Treasurer of Thes- pians 4; Betty Crocker Home Maker of Tomorrow 4; McCalls Teen Fashion Board 4; Track Queen 4. STIEBER. LYNETTA JO Transferred from Weatherford High School, Weatherford, Oklahoma 4; FHA 1; Teacher's Aide 3; Art Club 4. STONE, MICHAEL ROY Chorus 1.2; Mod Lang Club I; Football I; Wrestling 1,2; Ath Mgr 2; Teacher for a Day 4. SULLIVAN. DONALD JOSEPH Latin Club 1,2; Honor Roll 1.2,3. SWAN. THOMAS NEAL NHS 4; A-B Club 2,4; Student Coun- cil 1,3,4; Band 1,2,3; Chorus 3; Football I; Basketball 1,2; Track 1,2,3,4; Cross Country 2,3,4; Ath Mgr 3: Varsity Club 2,3.4; Ath Scholarship Soc 3,4; Teacher for a Day 4; Concert Choir Vice Presi- dent 3; Student Council Vice President 4; Cross Country Co-Captain 4; Band Class Representative 3; State Champion Mile Run 3; Respect for Law Award, runner up 4. SWANSON, NELSANA MARIE FHA I; GAA I. TAYLOR. GARY EUGENE FFA 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Varsity Club 3,4; Teacher for a Day 4; FFA President I; FFA Sentinel 4. THOMPSON. KENNETH ALLEN Transferred from Columbia High School, W. Columbia, Texas 3: Art Club 2; Foot- ball I; CWT4. TURNER. LINDA SUE Newspaper 3; Chorus 1,2,3.4; GAA I; Teacher for a Day 4; Glee Club 1,3; Fall Play Committee 1; Young Republi- cans 4. UNDERWOOD. JOANNE MARIE Transferred from Mendota High School. Mendota, Illinois 4; CWT 4. VANDENBERGH. PATRICIA ANN Transferred from Washington High School. Cedar Rapids. Iowa 2; News- paper 4; Chorus 2,3: Teacher for a Day 4; F rench Club 1,2. VAUGHN. GARY MICHAEL Art Club2.3.4; Football I. VAUGHN. MARTIN RANDOLPH Transferred from Rootstown High School. Ravenna. Ohio 3; Teacher for a Day 4; CWT 4. VORHIES, FRANCENE DESIREE Chorus 1,2; GAA 1.2. W AINWRIGHT. DOUGLAS JAMES Latin Club 1,2; Football I; Teacher for a Day 4. WARNER. RICHARD LEROY Transferred from Champaign High School. Champaign. Illinois 1; NHS 4; A-B Club 4; Student Council 4; Golf I, 4; Teacher for a Day 4; Intramural Bas- ketball 4; Class President 4; Commence- ment Speaker 4. WEDEKIND. NANCY LEE FHA I; Teacher for a Day 4. WHITE. PAUL ALAN Football 1.2; Basketball 1,2,3; Track 1.2.4; Cross Country 3: Varsity Club 3,4. WHITE. STEPHEN RAYMOND Student Council 2; Football 1.2: Basket- ball 1.2: Track 1,2; Teacher for a Dav 4. WHITLOCK. BRENDA SUE Chorus 1,2: FHA I; GAA 1,2; Messen- ger 3: Concert Choir 3,4. WILCOX, CONNIE RUE Chorus 1.2,3.4; Spring Play 2,3: Thes- pians 3.4; Chamber Choir. WILLIAMS, LEONA MARIE GAA 1,2,3; Teacher for a Day 4. WOLCOTT, HOWARD SIDNEY Transferred from Mid-County High School. Varna, Illinois 3; Band 1,2; Chorus 1.2,3.4; Spring Play 3,4; Fall Play 4; Children's Play 4; Teacher for a Day 4; Illinois State Scholarship: Thespians 3,4. YEAZEL. JOHN CLARK Football 1,2; Member Senior Class Ad- visory Board. 139 Index A Abraham, Linda: Sophomore 111. Adams. Catherine Lynn: Senior 34.41, 44.46.55.117.121. Akers, Tim Lee: Junior 43,72,113. Akers. Tom: Sophomore 77.84,111. Allen. Rick Lee: Junior 62,66,67,78,79, 88.113. Aim, Dennis: Sophomore 43,III. Altmayer, Leonhard: Freshman 76,105, Altmayer, Nikolaus: Junior 113. Anderson, Andrew John: Senior 43, 117.121. Anderson. Bob: Unclassified 103. Anderson, Bradley: Senior 44.45.46,55, 68.69.88.117.121. Anderson. Carolyn: Senior -34,48.117, 121. Anderson, Gary: Senior 33,34,62.68,82, 83.88.117.121. Anderson, Jane: Sophomore 111. Anderson. Jeff: Sophomore 41.43.111. Anderson, Linda: Senior 33,34,35,40, 42.117.121. Anderson, Michael Ralph: Junior 62, 68.78.84.88.113. Arch, David Kevin: Junior 31.32,33,45, 46.62.68.88.113. Armstrong, Jeri: Senior 34,41,117. Armstrong. Roger: Freshman—41,73,76, 84.105. Atkinson, Christine: Sophomore 111. Atkinson. John Arthur: Junior 113. Austin, David: Freshman 73,82,105. Austin. Mark: Sophomore 72,111. B Backman. Allen: Sophomore 111. Backman. Charles John: Junior 113. Bader. Nancy: Sophomore 37,48. 111. Barker, Bobby: Freshman 105. Bartman, Beverly: Senior 117. Baetman, Constance: Sophomore 38. 46.51.111. Bartman, Kathyrn Lee: Junior 38.42. M3. Bartman, Richard William: Junior 113. Bass, Margie: Senior 117,121. Baugh. Robert Dean: Junior 62,68, 84.88.113. Beaber, Allan: Sophomore 41,111. Beaber. Rebecca: Freshman 28,46, 75.105. Becker, Bruce: Sophomore 44,52, 55.111. Beeba. Sheila: Unclassified 103. Beese, Daniel: Senior 117,121. Beese. Sandra: Freshman—32,105. Behrens, Cynthia: Freshman 42,46,105. Behrens, Robert Fdson: Junior 62,68. 71.84.88.113. Bell. David: Freshman 36,48,105. Bell. James: Freshman 73,76,84.105. Bell. Jerry F: Junior 113. Belkholm. Joanne: Sophomore 51,111. Bergin. Kimball: Sophomore 31.41.48, 52.72.77.107.111. Bettasso, Frank: Senior 31,37,117,121. Bettasso. George timer: Junior 37,78. 113. Bickett. William: Junior 36.68,113. Blakely, Barbara: Senior 33.34,37,42. 117.121. Boesch. Pam: Sophomore 40.111. Bohn. Pat Ann: Junior 30,31,32,42,44. 113. Bohnsack. Angela: Sophomore -38,47, 111. Bohnsack, Barbara: Senior—33,34,35, 38.117.121. Bolbock, Scott: Sophomore 50,51,111. Borges. Thomas: Junior 30,41.78,113. Botsko. David: Sophomore 50.51,111. Bouxsein. Dennis: Sophomore 31,32, 51.72.82.111. Bouxsein. Francis: Senior 34,50.51,65. 87,117. Bouxsein. Peter: Sophomore —32.82.83, 88.111. Bouxsein, William: Freshman 66,82, 105. Braschc. Joyce: Freshman 47,105. Brattcn, Randall: Freshman 105. Brennan. Barbara: Junior—30,32,37,40, 42 J 13. Brennan, John: Senior 3.117,121. Brennan. Terence: Freshman 48,73, 105. Brewer. Diane: Junior—48,113. Brown, Linda: Senior 117,122. Brown, Mike: Unclassified 103. Browning. Sarah: Junior 37.38,40.42, 50.113. Bruce, Gail: Sophomore 111. Bruce, Gary: Junior— 113. Brutcher, Bruce: Junior 113. Brutcher. Richard: Senior 34,35.117, 122. Burgh. James: Junior 45,65,84.113. Burkey, Kathryn: Senior 117,122. Burkey, Michael: Junior 68,78,113. Burrell, Steve: Sophomore 111. Butler. Shelley: Sophomore 42.46, 111. Byrd, Pamela: Sophomore 46.111 C Cain, W. David: Freshman-46.73,105. Campbell. Debra: Freshman—41,48.105. Campbell, John: Freshman 48,82.105. Carden, David: Freshman 84,105. Cardosi. Debra: Junior 28,32,33,38,40. 48.74.113. Cardosi, Kathy: Freshman 30,31,46,105. Carlson, Peggy: Senior 5,34,38,40,42, 117.122. Carlson. Randall: Freshman 46,55,73, 105. Carroll, Barbara Diane: Senior -41,117, 122. Carroll, Linda: Junior 47,113. Carroll. Robert: Freshman 105. Cartwright, Gary: Freshman Caudcll. Maristella Jeanine: Junior 44, 46.113. Caudell. Mildred: Freshman 30,32,48, 52,55,105,107. Christiansen, Lowell: Freshman—105. Clary, Cynthia: Junior 38,44,113. Clausen, Charles: Sophomore—111. Clausen. Dennis: Senior 34,65,117,122. Clausen, Gail: Junior 41,113. Clausen. Jacqueline: Junior -40,42.47,113. Clausen, John: Senior 30.34.44,55.68, 82,83,88,117,122. Clausen, Paler: Freshman 66.82.84. 105. Clayton, Karen: Junior -32,48,113. Clem, Joni: Freshman—105. Cole. Tim: Sophomore 51,72,82,111. Collins. Evelyn: Freshman 32,41.48.105. Conyers, Glenn: Freshman 105. Cook, Carol: Sophomore—41,47, III. Cook. Diane: Junior 32,38,45,113. Cook, Gale: Freshman 105. Cooper. John: Sophomore 62.72, 111. Costa, Hcliana: Senior 31,37,117,122, 134. Costerisan, Jim: Sophomore 108. Costerisan, John: Senior 117,122. Coulter. Joel: Junior 41,113. Coulter. Jon: Senior 34.43.55,117,122. Covillc, Judith: Junior 42,50,113. Cox, Michael: Junior 45,62,84,M3. Cuffe. Mary: Sophomore 108. CufTc. Michael: Junior 113. Cuffe. Sandra: Freshman 105. Cuffe. Sharon: Senior 117,122. Cullins, Lou: Freshman 52,105. Currie, William: Senior 43,117,122. Cusick, Kathleen: Freshman 46,105. D Dali, Marilyn: Freshman 32,42,105. Dali, Mary: Sophomore 30.42,46,108. Dalton. Greg: Sophomore 62.72,108. Danimann, Henry: Sophomore 108. Dant. James (Greg): Freshman 50,66. 76.84.105. Darling. Debra: Freshman 42,50,106. Darrah, Cheri Joy: Sophomore -41,47, 108. Davis, James: Freshman 48,73,106. Davis, Robert: Junior 50,68,113. Dean, Becky: Junior 113. Dean. Bill: Sophomore 62,72,77,84, 108. Dean, Debra: Sophomore 51,108. Dean. Julie: Junior 32.40,113. Dean, Susan: Sophomore 51,108. DeBord, Daniel: Sophomore 62,72,77, 84.108. DeBord, Greg: Sophomore 44,52,55, 72.108. DeBord. Tom: Sophomore 31,44,62,72, 77.108. DeRose, Dale: Freshman 36.43,73.106. DcRose, Howard: Senior 34,36,50,71,88, 117,122. DeRose, Janet: Sophomore 50,51,108. DeVorc, Roland: Junior 32,41,113. DeVore, Steve: Freshman—73,82,106. Dickens, Charles: Junior 41,87,113. Dickinson, Cheryl: Senior 34,117.123. Dickinson. Karla: Junior —46.113. Dickinson. Keith: Freshman 46,106. Dickinson. Michael: Freshman 84,106. Dickinson, Susan: Sophomore 108. Dinkelman, Gary: Freshman 66,76,84, 106. Dinkelman, Michael: Junior 32,41,62, 113. DiPietro, Roland: Junior—37.113. Dixon, Valerie: Senior -43,117,123. 140 Docking, Larry: Freshman 43,106. Donovan, Judy: Senior 113,117.123. Dorff. Charles: Freshman 106. Douglas, Barbara: Sophomore 42,44.47, 51,108. Douglas. Steve: Senior 34,68.84.88.117, 123. Downey. Alan: Junior 113. Downey, Thomas: Freshman 106. Doyle. Linda: Freshman—41.106. Doyle, Janet: Senior 117,123. Drog. Jim: Sophomore -48,108. Duff. Deborah: Freshman 48.106 Dufficld. Bruce: Senior 45,117,123. Duffield, Carol: Sophomore 32,47,50.51. 108. Duffield. Linda: Senior 30,34,38,50,117, 123. Duffield, Thomas: Junior 113. Dusel. John: Sophomore 108. Dyer, Larry: Senior 32,33,65,81.87.88, 117.123. E Easley, Linda: Freshman Eaton. Brenda: Sophomore 37,108. Eblc, James: Sophomore 72,108. Eckhoff, Richard Steven: Senior 34.45, 62.68.84.88.117.123. Eder, Marlce: Freshman 41.106. Edgerlcy. David: Freshman 41,73.82, 106. Edwards. Mike: Sophomore 84,108. Eggers, Gail: Senior 30,34.37,45,117, 123. Eggers, George: Freshman 73,76,84, 106. Eggers. Michael: Senior 32.34,117,123. Eggers, Patricia: Junior 43,113. Eggers, Richard: Freshman 106. Ellberg, Danny: Freshman 31,73,76, 84.106. Ellberg. Dianne: Junior -31,37.38,40.42. 113. Emmett, Steven: Sophomore 108. Enbom, Rebecca: Senior 34,45,117,123. English, John: Senior 43,117,123. Erickson, Alan: Sophomore 48,82,109. Erickson, Jeanine: Sophomore 31.37, 51,109. Erickson. Jonathan: Junior—30.54,84, 113. Ernat, Suzanna: Sophomore -109. Ernst. Rebecca: Sophomore 42.109. Espel, Larry: Senior—33,34,44,46.55,82, 83.88.117.124. Espel. Mary: Sophomore 32,48,109. F Faber, David: Freshman -106. Fahlberg, Mark: Sophomore 72,82,84, 109. Fandel. Rickey: Freshman 66.106. Farrell. Jan: Freshman —47,106. Farrell. Patsy: Freshman 32,48,106. Fensterman, Gary: Freshman 48,73,82, 84.106. Fischer. Myrna: Sophomore 109. Flitz, Lou Ann: Freshman 42,48.106. Flitz, Susan: Junior 50.113. Fornander. Robert: Senior—34.45.46, 52.55.118.124. Index Forristall. Larry: Junior 87,113. Forestall, Roxanne: Sophomore 46,109. Fowler, John: Senior 118. Frank. Randy: Junior 113. Frank. Richard: Freshman 106. Frassurc, Cindy. Sophomore 48,109. Fredrickson. Diane: Freshman 106. Fredrickson. Susan: Sophomore 46.109. Frccburg, Joe: Sophomore 50,109. Friend, Debbie: Sophomore 48.109. Frymire. James: Sophomore 37.50,51, 72,84,109. Fulkerson, Gladys: Junior—113. Funded, Ronald: Freshman 31,46.63,73, 82,84,106.107. G Gartner. Wendy Gav: Freshman 32,50, 52,106. Gibbs. Betty L.: Freshman 106. Gibbs. Debbie: Senior 118,124. Gibbs. Pamela: Junior 40,113. Gibson. Julius Cordell: Freshman 72, 106. Gibson. Shelia: Sophomore 109. Giltner, Mark Gilbert: Freshman 43,84, 104. Giltner. Philip: Junior 50,51,113. Glassmeyer, Edward: Senior 43,102,118. 124. Glassmeyer, Mike: Senior 43,118,124. Gleason. Jeff: Junior 62,68,115. Goble. Janice Elaine: Junior 32,33,42, 115. Goodrum, Dennis Kurt: Freshman 43. 47.48.55.66.76.84.104. Goodrum, Joyce Louis: Freshman 40, 104. Goodrum, Richard: Senior 34,87,118, 124. Grace, Rick: Sophomore 48,72,77.109. Grady, Cathy: Sophomore 45,109. Grady. Gary: Senior 34.43,118.124. Grafft, Diane: Sophomore 48,51,109. Green, Gary Lee: Freshman 73,104. Green, Michael: Junior 115. Green, R. Yvonne: Sophomore 32,109. Greenback. Patricia: Junior 42,46,115. Gregory, Mike: Senior 41,118. Griffin, Ann Kathryn: Freshman 32,40. 47.104. Griffin, John M.: Freshman 104. Grindstaff. Steven LeRoy: Freshman 73.84.104. Griffin, Steven: Sophomore 109. Gross. Don: Senior 118,124. Gross. Steven: Junior 34,115. Groy. John: Senior 34,65,87.118,124. Groy. Linda: Sophomore 48,109. Groy, Sally Marie: Freshman 104. Grundman. Thomas: Sophomore 32. 109. Gustafson, Gary: Junior 68,84.88,115. H Hahn. Arlene: Senior 30,34.37,38,51, 118,124. Hahne. Michele: Sophomore 110. Halberg, Max: Junior 65,78,87,88,115. Halberg. Robert Charles, Jr: Freshman 66,76,84.88,104. Halberg, Steven Michael: Freshman 41. 73.76.78.87.104. Hall. Deborah Kaye: Freshman 104. Hall. Donna: Junior 48.115. Hall, Michael Edward: Freshman 36. 73.104. Hall, Nancy Louise: Freshman 47,104. Hall. Thomas: Senior 31.118.124. Hand. Charles Wayne: Freshman 104. Hand. Rick: Unclassified 103. Hanson, Christy: Junior 40,42,48,115. Harris, Jeannie: Junior Harrod. Diane Marie: Freshman 104. Hascnyager, Carol Ann: Freshman 46, 104. Hasenyager. Robert: Junior 41,66,67. 78,88.115. Hassler. Lucinda: Sophomore -46.51,110. Hassler. Randy: Senior 41,102,118.124. Hassler. Sharon: Sophomore -46,110. Heaton, Linda: Sophomore -42,47.110. Heaton. Ted: Senior 5,33,34,118,124. Hcggemeier. Donald Duane: Freshman — 104. Hcggemeier. Janet: Junior Hcggemeier. Terry Lynn: Freshman 104. Hcilmann, Cathryn: Sophomore 110. Henderliler, George: Senior 34,125,118. Hendrickson. Darla: Junior 115. Henning. Susan: Junior 32.40,115. Hensel, Jane: Sophomore 38,45,50,110. Hess. Elizabeth: Sophomore 41,46,110. Hess. Jack W illiam: Freshman 104. Hessian, Cynthia J.. Freshman—104. Highfield, Patricia: Junior 47,115. Hildebrand, Teri: Senior 5,27,28,33.34, 42.50,118,120.140. Hilmes, Walter: Senior 34.43,118. Himes. Wendy Lynn: Freshman 50,104. Hodge. Michael: Junior 45.62,66,67.78, 84.88.115. Hoffman. Susan Marie: Freshman 104. Hogc. Richard: Sophomore 51,77,110. Hoover. Jim: Unclassified Horan. Diana: Sophomore 41.48.110. Horan. James: Sophomore 43.44,46, 82,88,110. Hornback. Jeanette: Senior 30.34,45, 118,125. Howard. James: Junior 41.62.68.69,70, 71.78.84.88.112.115. Hubbard. Arlette: Junior—37,115. Hubbard, Dan: Sophomore 110. Hubbard, Linda: Senior 40,48,118,125. Huber. Joann: Senior 34,118.125. Huckelberry, Judy: Sophomore 36.47, 110. Hufnagel, Nancy: Sophomore 110. Huffakcr, Douglas: Junior 37,51,68, 115. Huffstodt. Brian: Junior 37.48,62.68, 84.88.115. Hultine. James: Junior 50.62.68,84.115. Humphrey. Ann Collins: Freshman 104. Humphries. Thomas: Junior 48,62.115. Hunton. Robert Harland: Freshman 66,76,104. 1 Ingram, Richard: Senior 32,102,117, 125. 141 Inman. Carol: Sophomore 110. Isaacson. Mary: Sophomore 48.110. J Jefferson. Debbie Jean: Freshman 104. Jennings. Richard Alan: Freshman 104. Jensen. Janet Louise: Freshman 46, 104. Jensen. Kevin: Junior 115. Joa, Cynthia: Senior 30.31.33.34.40.44, 117,120. Joa. Polly: Junior 30,31,38.42,44,55, 115. Johnson. Dennis: Senior 37,50,117.125. Johnson. Gregory: Senior 5.34.37.44.46. 50.55.125. Johnson. Joan: Junior 40.115. Johnson. Linda: Junior 40.42.47,115. Johnson. Pam: Sophomore 31,37,47,110. Johnson. Pamela: Senior 34.40,117,125. Johnson. Rick: Unclassified 103. Johnson. Rita Kay: Freshman 47,52. 104. Johnson. Sandy: Senior 27.28,44.45, 117.125. Johnson. Steven: Junior 46.62.66,67.84, 88.115. Johnson. Susan: Sophomore 47,110. Johnson. William: Sophomore -32,51. 66.77.84.110. Johnson. Leslie Harold: Freshman—31, 84.104.107. Johnson, Lynn: Junior 40,115. Joiner. Judy: Sophomore -41.47,110. Joiner. Patricia: Senior 30.45,117,125. Jolly. Richard: Senior 62,117. Jones. Kellye: Junior 40,52,55.114. Jones. Terrisa Lou: Freshman 104. Judge. Lugene Mike: Freshman 106. Junis. Dave: Junior 66,114. K Kankis. John: Junior 114. Kasbeer, Carmon Lynne: Freshman 106. Kasbeer. Terry: Senior 5.32.33.34,65, 68,69,70,71,78,87,88,117,125,134. Kearns, Diane: Senior 30,35,42,50,51, 117.125. Kearns. Larry: Junior 65,78,87,88,114. Keener. John William: Freshman—76, 106. Kelley. James: Junior 68,88,114. Kelly. Charles Daniel: Freshman 66 106. Kelly. Jackie: Senior 34,117,125. Kelly. Michael: Senior 117. Kelly. Terric Lynn: Freshman 47,106. Kensinger. Tony: Senior 34,65,68,70, 71.82.83.87.88.117.126. Kerr, Cynthia: Junior 114. Kerr. Marsha: Sophomore 111. Kiersnowski. Carl: Senior 34.62,68.88, 117.126. Kimberley. Gene: Sophomore 111. King, Cherry Jo: Sophomore 36,37,42, 47,111. King. Kenneth J.: Freshman 48,73,82, 84.106. King. William: Sophomore 32,51,82, 111. Kieley. Thomas: Junior 114. Index Kirley. Timothy John: Freshman 73. 106. Kitller. Barbara: Senior 5,33,34,35.42, 45.46.50.52.55.117.126. Kitller, Charles: Junior 62.68,70,82.83, 88.114. Klachko. Judy Marie: Freshman 106. Klaff, Joel: Junior 30.41.52,55,114. Klass. Steve: Sophomore III. Klett. Jeffrey: Junior 32.41,47.114. Klctt, Karen Lea: Freshman 32,37,48, 106. Klett. Kristi: Senior 32,33.34.37.40.41, 42,117,126,134. Kline. Patricia: Sophomore 30,32.44. 55,111. Knapp, Donna: Junior 36,50.114. Knudscn. Gail: Sophomore 42.50,51. III. Koch, Debra: Sophomore III. Krajewski, Martha: Senior 30,34,45, 117.126. Kramer, Roger Lee: Freshman 36.106. Kramer, Thomas: Senior 117,126. Kramer, William: Sophomore 72.77, III. Krasc, Chcrylc Elaine: Freshman 41, 45.47.106. Krone, Mickey: Sophomore 111. Kuehl. Sara: Sophomore III. Kuepker. Deborah: Senior 43,117.126. Kuhn. JefT: Sophomore 41,45,62,77,84, III. L Laffcrty, Colleen Sue: Freshman 48. 106. Lafferty, Dennis: Junior 114. Lane. Roger: Sophomore 82,83,88, III. Lange. Helen: Sophomore III. Lange. Marla: Junior 38,42.48,114. Lange, Tom: Senior—43,102.117,126. Lampkin. Deborah Jane: Freshman 46, 106. Larson, Jody Lynne: Freshman 31.46, 106. Larson, Rick: Senior 34,62.78.80,88, 117.126. Laughlin. Karen: Junior 38,42.44,114. Legner. Richard Carl: Freshman 48, 76.106. Lenihan. Charlie: Sophomore 68,82,83, 88. Lenihan. Jim: Junior 62,114. Lenihan, Larry: Sophomore III. Lester, Norma Jean: Freshman 106. Lester. Katherine Marie: Freshman 106. Lewis. Barbara: Senior 34,36,40.117. 126. Lewis. Sally: Junior 31,32,37.40.42. 114. Lincoln. Jay: Junior 114. Lind, Carol: Senior 117,126. Lind, Don: Sophomore 32,37,48,62,72, 77,111. Lind, Richard: Senior 32,33,34,35.50, 51,72,117,126,134. Lind, Susarv Kay: Freshman—46.106. Lips. Terri: Sophomore 41,111. Lorcn cn. Denise Ann: Freshman 46, 106. 142 Losey, Allen: Junior 50.51,71.82.88, 114. Losey. Ralph Kenneth: Freshman 32. 66.82.84.106. Lourdcau. Louis: Sophomore III. Lovejoy, Cliford: Junior 84.114. Lovejoy, James Steven: Freshman 43, 106.' Lucas. Norman: Sophomore -62.84.111. Luigs. James: Junior 62,114. Lund. Carol: Junior 114. Lyle, Debbie: Senior—34.118,126. M Mabry. Diane: Junior 30.37,42.114. Magnuson. Susan: Senior 41,118.127. Mailer. Michael: Junior 32,41,114. Manning. Alice: Junior -114. Manning, Diane: Senior 42,118,127. Markman. Jane: Senior 118,127. Marsh. Kathy: Sophomore 28,31,32, 45.51.75.110. Martenson, Vickie: Junior 32.40,114. Martin. Gregory : Junior 66,82,114. Martin, Janet: Sophomore —41,110. Martin, Ray: Senior 118. Martin. Richard Lee: Freshman 73,82, 84.106. Mathison, Forrest: Junior 37,48,114. Maupin, Margo: Junior 42,50,114. Maupin. Rebecca Sue: Freshman 32, 42.106. Maxey, Jim: Unclassified: 47.103. Maxson, Ronald Joel: Freshman 106. Maxson, Bonnie: Sophomore 110. May, Jennifer: Sophomore 48,110. Mead. Kenneth: Sophomore 62,72,82, 84.110. Mecozzi, Sherri Lee: Senior 30,118,127. Mecozzi, Walter: Junior 41,114. Mensch. Monica: Sophomore 38,47, 110. Metternich, Karen: Senior 30,34,45,118, 127. Metternich, Steve: Sophomore 50,72, 82.87.110. Miller, David: Junior—114. Miller, Gerald: Junior 37,62,68,88,114. Miller. Terrie Kay: Freshman -48,106. Miller. William: Freshman 48,104. Mitchell, Robert: Freshman 48,66,76, 104. Moberly. Debbie: Freshman 104. Moberly, Jack: Unclassified 103. Moberly, William: Junior 115. Molburg, Dennis: Junior 32,37,62,66, 67,84,88,115. Monier, Helen: Freshman 32,104. Monicr, Jay: Senior 32,33,34,62,68,70, 78,84.88,118.120. Monroe, Jenifer Maybeth: Sophomore 47.48.110. Monroe, Rebecca: Senior 41,44.118, 132. Moore. Larry: Junior—45.46.50,115. Moore. Randall: Freshman 48,104. Moran, James: Sophomore 110. Moran, Tom: Freshman 104. Morris. David: Freshman 46,76,104. Morris. Dennis: Sophomore 84,110. Morris, Kenneth: Junior 68,115. Index Morris, Melode Jill: Senior 33,34,42, 44.45.118.127. Morris, Randy: Junior 31,32,41.62. 68,78,84,88,115. Morrison, LorRel: Junior 30.50.115. Motley, Debbie: Freshman 104. Motley, Stanley: Sophomore 72.77,110. Mulally, Susan: Junior 32,38,50.115. Murphey, Jelinda: Senior 30,34,41, 118.127. Murphey. Scott: Sophomore 110. Murray, Nancy: Senior 118. Musil, Larry: Junior 115. Me McAboy, Deborah: Junior 42,114. McAboy. John: Sophomore 72,111. McCauley. John Fredrick: Freshman 106. McCauley, Joseph Jr., (Ed): Junior 41.114. McCauley. Lynda: Senior 33,34,38.40. 44.118,127' McCauley, Vicki: Sophomore 47,48, 111. McCloud, Kay: Junior 41,114. McConnell. Daniel: Senior 5.34.45, 118.127. McConnell, Jennifer: Sophomore 47, 110. McCormack. Edward Jr.: Junior 65, 87.114. McFadden. James Henry: Freshman 106. McFarland. Michael: Junior 66.88.114. McCiraw, Cheryl Anne: Freshman 106. McGraw, David: Junior 114. McKenney, Thomas Eugene: Freshman 73,76,84,106. McKewen, Glenn Douglas: Junior 50, 51,87. McLanc, Kevin: Senior 43,118,127. McMahon, Connie: Junior 40,114. McMahon. Debra: Sophomore 47.110. McQueen. Charles: Junior 32,48,114. McQueen, Margaret: Junior—41.50,114. N Nagle, Janie: Junior 32,33,44.51,52,55, 115. Nawa, Cathelinc: Junior 31,32.33,48,74, 115. Neff, Fred: Freshman 104. Neff, Glenn: Junior 43,102,115. Neff. David: Senior 102,118.127. Neher. David: Freshman 48.82.84,104. Neher, Ted: Junior 32,51,115. Neill, Peggy: Senior 30,34.42.45.118, 127. Nelson, Connie: Sophomore 74,110. Nelson, Karen: Senior 34,41,118,127. Nelson, Kenneth: Sophomore 44,50,51, 72.82.110. Nelson, Rebecca: Junior 45.50,115. Nelson, Roger: Sophomore 41,43.110. Nelson. Sarah: Senior —5.27.28.31,32,33. 34,44,45,46,52,55.74,118,128,134. Nelson, Shellic: Junior 37,38.42,51, 115. Nelson, Steve: Senior 66,118,128. Nelson, Tom: Sophomore 31.32.62.72, 77.84.110. Nickel, Dawn: Sophomore 44,47,50,55. 110. Nickel. Delyte: Senior 41,55,118.128. Nissen, Debra: Freshman 104. Nisscn, Nancy: Freshman 104. Norlin, Sharon: Sophomore 110. Norton. Stanley: Freshman 104. Nosalik. Donald: Senior 30,34.118.128. Nyman, Jill: Freshman 46,104. Nyman. Rebecca: Sophomore 110. Nyman. Vikki: Senior 30,34,35.40,118, 128. O Obenhaus. Gary: Freshman 52,104. Obenhaus, Gretchan: Junior 32,52,55, 115. Ohlson. Gail: Senior 30,34,36,44.46.71, 88.118.127. Ohlson. Jcrene: Junior 32,36,37,42.44, 52,55,115. Olander, Ruth: Senior 31.32.34.45, 118.127. Olin, Steven: Sophomore 110. Olson, Rita: Sophomore 51,110. Olson, Sharon: Senior 34,44,118,127. Olds. Vickie: Freshman 104. Opsal, Veronica: Freshman 47,104. Owens, Carol: Freshman 104. P Palmer. Charles: Senior 43.119,128. Palumbo, Tamela: Junior 30.41,115. Palumbo, Tim: Senior 30,82.83.84,88. 119.128. Parkin, Ronald: Sophomore 110. Parr, Harold Ernest: Sophomore 65,72, 82.84.110. Parrott, James: Freshman 73,82,104. Partin, Michael: Senior 33.34.68.88, 119.128. Partin. Stanley: Sophomore 110. Paul, Edward: Freshman 104. Paul. Noralee: Junior 42,115. Paxton. Barbara: Senior 41.43,102,119. Paxton, Barry: Sophomore 62,72.82, 84.110. Pazos. Anthony: Sophomore 31,32,41, 50.62.72.82.110. Pazos. Sandra: Junior 44.45.115. Peach, Leslie: Freshman 66,76,84.104. Peach, Nela: Senior -5,27,28.34.38.40. 119.128. Peacock, Ricky: Freshman 73,104. Pearson. Andrea: Freshman 47.104. Pearson. John: Junior 115. Pence. Michael Curtis: Freshman 31, 73.84.104. Peterson, James: Freshman 104. Peterson, Joyce: Sophomore—42,48.110. Phelan. Bill: Sophomore 50,110. Phillips, Brian: Sophomore 72,82.110. Pieper. Debbie: Sophomore 47,110. Pierson, Deborah: Junior 47,115. Pierson, Gary: Sophomore 32.110. Pierson, Ronald: Freshman 51.105. Pierson, Sharon: Junior 30,38,42.115. Pilger. Bob: Sophomore 108. Poison, Penny: Freshman 105. Potter. Nancy: Senior 34,37.38,44.55, 119.128. Powers, Dawn: Freshman-42,46.105. 143 Prctzch, Don Edward: Sophomore 32, 44.66.82.83.88.108. Prostko. Helen: Freshman 30,105. Prostko. Phyllis: Senior 30.34,119.129. Provance, William: Junior 115. Pryor, Marsha: Junior 30,38.41.42,48. 115. Purdom. Ruth: Junior Purkey, Jean: Junior 115. Purvis. Kent: Sophomore 62.72,77.84. 108. Q Quillin. Daniel: Junior 32,33.41,62.68. 78,88.115. Quillin. John: Senior 5.31.33,34.78, 119.129.134. R Raavel, Ellen: Sophomore—41.108. Racina, Joseph: Sophomore 48,77,108. Rahn, James: Sophomore 108. Rapp. Leslie: Sophomore 30.32.42.48. 108. Rayfield. Don: Sophomore 32.84. Rcigle, Jon (Chuck): Senior 34.68.82, 83.84.88.119.129. Reinking, Mark: Sophomore 31.62,72. 82.84.88.108. Rcinking. Wendell: Senior—34.65.66. 119.129. Rckcsc, Wanda: Freshman 105. Rennacker. Susanne: Senior- 119.129. Rettig, Nora: Freshman 46.52.105. Reynolds, Terry: Sophomore 46.108. Rhodes, Rhonda: Junior 38,115. Richards. Paula: Freshman 105. Richards, Sharon: Sophomore 32.42, 107.108. Richardson. Bill: Sophomore 108. Richardson. Dave: Sophomore 108. Rickard, Michael: Freshman 73,105. Rinehart, Catherine: Sophomore 32,42. 48.108. Ringcnberg. Larry: Sophomore 50,82, 108. Ringenberg. Julie: Senior 27,28,33.34, 44.46.74.75.119.129. Ringenberg, Philip: Senior—43,119.129. Riordan, James: Sophomore 77,108. Riordan, Nancy: Freshman 105. Robinson. Ed: Senior 34,52.62,119.129. Robinson, Greg: Freshman 46,48.51, 66.76.105. Roggy. Larry: Senior 102,119,129. Roggy, Margaret: Junior 30,38,42,45, 114. Roggy, Shirley: Senior 119.129. Romagnoli. Anthony: Freshman 36, 76.77.105. Romagnoli. Michael: Junior 114. Ross, Barbara: Junior 32.48.114. Ross, Debra: Freshman 30.105. Ross, James: Freshman 105. Rosene, Cary: Senior—119.129. Rote, Diane: Freshman 46,105. Rote, Nancy: Senior 36.40.119.129. Roth, Mary: Freshman 32,37.48.105. Rowley, Laura: Freshman 48,105. Rubcrg. William: Sophomore 72.107. 108.. Ruis, Rita: Unclassified 103. Index Kushton. Judy: Senior 5.119,129. Russell. Dana: Sophomore 32.108. Russell. Glenn: Senior 119. S Sanders. Laura Beth: Junior 30,32,33, 41.42,44.45.52,55,112.114. Sapp. Delbert James: Junior 43,102.114. Schafer, Carl: Sophomore 72.108. Schafer, Richard: Sophomore 108. Schaill. Diane: Sophomore 108. Schaill, Gary: Junior Scherer, Vicki: Sophomore 37,42,108. Schicuger. Debra: Junior 30,38,42,114. Schlindwein. Mary: Senior 30.40.48, 119.130. Schmitt. Stephanie: Freshman 105. Schmidt. Bev: Senior 119,130. Schmidt. Kathy: Junior 38,50,114. Schmidt. Stuart: Junior 32,65.114. Schultz, Keith: Junior 68,114. Schultz. Kevin: Junior 48,52.65,87.114. Schull. Mary Kathryn: Sophomore 47, 108. Scott, Phyllis: Senior 119.130. Scott. Tim: Freshman 66,76.84,105. Seeforth. James: Freshman 73,84,105. Sergeant. Judy: Junior 42.114. Shank. Dawn: Senior 34,35,45,46,119, 130. Shaver, Steve: Junior 51,114. Shear. Steve: Senior 102,119.130. Shipp. Michael: Junior 41.62,71,78,88. 114. SiflTord, Linda: Junior 40,42.114. Sights. Dan: Junior 50,82,87,114. Simon. Elaine: Freshman 32,42.47,105. Simon. Marie: Junior 32.40,42,114. Simon, Susan: Sophomore 30.45,47,55. 108. Sims, Carol: Sophomore 108. Sims. Patrick: Freshman—43,84.105. Sims, Ron: Junior 84,114. Singleton. Deborah: Junior 40,45,46, 114. Singleton, Pamela: Freshman 105. Sissel. Glenn: Junior—43.102,114. Sissel, Robert: Freshman 105. Sizemore. Nancy: Unclassified 103. Skaggs, Cathy: Freshman 105. Skaggs. James: Sophomore 43,108. Skinner, Sallee: Sophomore 42,108. Slutz, Mike: Senior 119,130. Small, Connie: Freshman 32,42,105. Smallwood. Michael: Freshman 73,76, 105. Smith, Barbara: Sophomore 37,38, 42,50,107,109. Smith. Carol: Junior 38,40,42,114. Smith. David: Junior Smith. Janet: Freshman 31.32,47.105. Smith, Judy: Sophomore 37,41,42,109. Smith, Zonlia: Sophomore 108. Soderberg, Maybcth: Senior 5.41,44,45, 46.52.54.55.119.130. Spaulding. Chris: Senior 34,119,130. Speckman, Jan: Junior 41,48,55,114. Spcckman, Judith: Senior 5.34,41,50, 52.55.119.130. Spencer, Paula: Freshman 32,50,51.103. Spires, Dawn. Senior 34,119,130. Stangel, Greg: Senior 33.42.65.78.84, 88,119.130. Steele. Becky: Senior 34,36.40.44.119. 130. Steele. Susan: Sophomore 48,109. Stenzel. Carol: Freshman -42,46,103. Stevens, Kevin: Sophomore 109. Stieber. Lynetta: Senior Stone, Alanc: Sophomore 46,109. Stone. Mike: Senior 34,119.130. Stoner, Janet: Junior 32,37,40,114. Stoops, Susan: Freshman 32,75,103, 107. Storm, Eugene: Sophomore 62.66.67, 84.88.109. Storm. Frances: Sophomore 109. Strcit. Doris: Freshman 103. Sturm, Gary: Freshman 48,73,103. Sullivan, David: Sophomore 32,109. Sullivan. Don: Senior 84,119,131. Sullivan. Pat: Sophomore 28.31.32,37, 38.47.75.109. Sutherland. Greg: Unclassified 103. Sutton. Tadd: Sophomore 37,62,72,77, 84.109. Swan. Tom: Senior 31,32,33.34,62,63. 64.66,67,84,88.119,131. Swanland. Mary: Sophomore 50,51, 109. Swanson. Duane: Sophomore 109. Swanson. James: Freshman 103. Swanson. Marie: Senior 31.43,119,131. Swanson, Mary: Junior 30.42,114. Swanson. Richard: Junior 44,62.68,82, 83,84.88,114. Sward, Kathy: Sophomore 109. Swenson. William: Freshman 82,103. T Taylor, Cheryl: Junior 38,51,114. Taylor, Colleen: Freshman 103. Taylor, David: Sophomore 82,109. Taylor, Donna: Freshman 47,103. Taylor, Elaine: Junior 36,42,114. Taylor, Ellen: Junior -42,114. Taylor, Gary: Senior 34.36.68,88,119, 131. Taylor, Teri: Sophomore 109. Templeton, Drue: Freshman—41,47.103. Thompson. Bonnie: Sophomore 36,42, 47.109. Thompson. Gary: Unclassified 103. Thompson, Ken: Senior 43,119,131. Thompson. Todd: Sophomore 62.72. 109. Tobin, Angela: Freshman 46,103. Tobin. Paula: Junior 30,40,52,114. Tonozzi, Steve: Unclassified 46,103. Twomey. William: Junior Turner, Linda: Senior 34,44,119,131. U Uhter, Bruce: Junior—43,102,114. Underwood. Allen: Freshman 48,103. Underwood. Larry Eugene: Freshman 36,103. Underwood, Joanne: Senior 43,102,119, 131. Underwood. Thomas: Junior 32,36,114. Underwood, Rich: Freshman 103. V VanDenBerghc. Pal: Senior 30.34,119. 131. VandeVoort. Peter: Junior 114. Vaughn. Gary (Mike): Senior 41.119. 131. Vaughn. Martin (Randy): Senior 34. 43. Vernon. Jan: Freshman 52. Vetter. Deborah: Junior 32,33,37.50.52, 54.114. VeZain, Denise: Freshman 32.50.103. VeZain, Linda: Sophomore 50,109. Vickrey, Wynn: Junior 84,114. Vorhies, Desiree: Senior 119,131. Vorhies. Renee: Freshman 103. Vroom. Jay: Junior 30,32.36,114. W Wainwright. Doug: Senior 34.119.131. Warner. Rich: Senior 31,32.33,34,87, 119,120,134. Wathen. Steve: Sophomore 62,72,82, 84.109. W'atson, Craig: Sophomore 48,62,77, 84.109. Webster, Bill: Freshman 73,76.84,103. W'cbster. Jon: Freshman 103. Wedding. Debra: Sophomore 41,42,50, 109. Wedekind. Nancy: Senior 34.119,131. Wedekind. Roger: Freshman 73.103. W'cidenhcim. Karen: Sophomore 32,41, 48.109. Wempe. Judy: Sophomore 109. W'estrum, John: Sophomore 32,109. Whestine. Connie: Sophomore 109. W'hcstine, Pam: Freshman 47,103. Whipple, Linda: Freshman 103. W hite. Paul: Senior 84,119.132. White, Steve: Senior 34,119,132. Whitlock, Dan: Freshman—31.76.84, 103. W hitlock. Sue: Senior 44,119.132. Wilcox, Connie: Senior 119,132. Williams. Clayton: Junior 114. Williams. JefT: Freshman 51,73,76,84. 103. Williams, Leona: Senior 34,43,119.132. Wolcott, Howard: Senior 34.44.45.52, 54,55,119,132. W olcott. Janeece: Freshman 46. Wolf, Cindy: Sophomore 45,47,50,52. 109. W ood. Becky: Sophomore —41.46,50.109. Y Yarrington. Roy: Junior 43.102,114. Yeazel, James William II: Freshman 73,84,103. Yeazel. John: Senior 119,132. Yelm, Charles: Junior 32,114. Z Zearing. Lou: Sophomore -45.62,72,77, 84.109. Zerfus. Greg: Junior 114. Ziders, George E.: Sophomore—48,84. Zimmerman, Barbara: Junior 30,32,33, 37.38.50.74.112.114. 144