Princeton High School - Tiger Yearbook (Princeton, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1974 volume:

TIGER 1974 “A SCRAPBOOK PRINCETON HIGH SCHOOL Sports........................16 Activities....................54 Faculty ......................92 Classes .................... 112 Seniors..................... 132 Knowledge is but a scrapbook of ideas, Words and numbers in a single space. Expressions show a scrapbook of emotions, A multitude of feelings in a face. u ft WO“7 rntxfcwnn bMI j k •4 ff •� ' aoqi| fKXK ONLY TH� EVENT V- • -VV r 1 VlWItt- ___________________1573 0X813 iBHaSCHOLiSTICS � 4 rOLLE’ iU Sc.-j� SOT- 19 StOTilmc Mt n- Cot. i0 - Ken. Jm. Hi Ctuva -J«n. 1? ImStu 1� Scr.r -ibiv, 21 SUrilae bo ■ IINC ETON TIGERS I niM ■ _______________— .................. Tiger Matmen NEED LOV i . . K9U� .M. «« 1 ILLINOIS WRESTLING COAC1 Varsity Football Team. Row 1: R. Smith. E Eckholf. T. Piper. 8 Caidosi. D. Lymberopoulos. R Hodge. K Lourdeau. K Peachy. B Hannah. 0 Stocking Row 2: T Torchia. G Fensterman. M. Seidel. M Miller. 1 Miller. S Dali. T Smutting. M Moats. C. Swanson Row 3: J. Nelson. ) Mailer. R. Sapp. B Taylor. P, McCauley. M Wathen. I Scott. R Wall, M OeVore. S Slagel Together As a Team To look at the 1973 football record, one would probably call it a season full of hope. Certainly it was not the record we had hoped for or expected. However, it was nothing to be ashamed of. Even though the Hall Red Devils finished in the top ten III. prep polls, the Tigers gave the Conference champions a very good game. Many Geneseo fans stated that the Tigers gave the undefeated Maple Leafs their best game. The Tigers also had a good outing against the Rochelle Hubs, a team who suf- fered only one defeat. At Chilli, the Tigers beat the Grey Ghosts 24-12, as our defense scored 12 points on a fumble and an interception. At home, the Tigers came from behind to score a fourth quarter victory over Rock Falls. Certainly with the returning nudeous of Juniors, and the underclassmen coming up. Princeton's football future is optimistic. 18 ... in Victory And Defeat Picture 1 Tackles. Row I: $ Slagel. G. Fensterman. R Wall. M DeVore Row 2: M Seidel. T Smullmg Picture 2 Guards. Row 1 K Peachy. T Miller. M Miller Row 2: T Piper. M Wathen. M Moats Picture 3 Seniors. Kneeling - Tn Captains T Miller. C Swanson. J Nelson Row 2: B Taylor. D Lymberopoulos. R Hodge. M Miller. T. Torchia. K Lourdeau Row 3: G Fensterman. R Wall. P McCauley. M Wathen. S Slagel. M OeVore. J Scott Picture 4 Ends P McCauley. J Nelson. S Dali. J Scott. B Taylor Picture 5 Backs Row 1: D Stock mg. K lourdeau. B Hannah. B Cardosi Row 2: T Torchia. R Smith. R Hodge. D lymberopoulos. E Eckhoff Picture 6 Center and Quarterbacks S Slagel and R Sapp Picture 7 Center and Quarterback J Mailer and C Swanson Super-Sophs Go 6-3! Sophomore Team Row 1: B Reynolds. B Frasure. T Ouffield. R Hanna. £ Collins. G Warlmg. I Mark. D Hunter. R Nyert. T Holler. R Torchia. P lasier. C Moline B Pier Elam. S Hartwig. D Michael. M Powers Row 2: D Geiger. B Brutcher. R. Staton. E son. M Etheridge Nelson T Conklmg. G Lynberopoulos. R Swanson. R Hednch. R Bystry Row 3: ) '0 Fteshman Football Team Row 1: G Staples G Wall. E Swanson. 0 Anson. 0 Donnelly. T Wilde, B Fleming. R Mabry. R Miller Row 2: P Turner. I Pinter. R Burton S Seatle D •mmerman. J Summers B Milies B Kaiser M Foresman Row 3: G Pinter. R Beaber. � Quiram G Shreaves G Schnarr. P Munson. C Roberts. R Williams C Cook Good “Lord”! The Frosh Go Undefeated The sophomore and Freshman Football Teams completed a very successful 1973 season The Sophomores were victorious in their first five games winning by a great margin. The next three games they lost, but only by a few points Their Iasi game was a great comeback by beating Morris. 57-0 The freshmen had an impressive 7 wins and 1 tie record. Each game they played was great but they feel their game against Mendota was the best. The Freshmen did very well without 8 members who were on the Sophomore team Each of these teams proved to be the beginning of a great varsity team in later years. ?i Varsity And Frosh-Soph Names 1 Varsity. L. to R.: T Arch. J Tim berlake. K Scherer. B Storm. A Taylor. P Hodge. D Darling. T Oilier 2 Fresh-Soph. L. to R.: S Hall. M. Welsh. T Hedgepeth T Dinkleman. T Stocking. T Akers Second Row T Swan. J Wal strom. C Vorhies. T Stickle. D Butterfield. B Strunk. E Scott ■ $ $ i I o vT iS vi s£ 'a y Warming Up A Little Time Before the Race They re Off m the State Meet Bob Storm . . . Runs All the Way to State!! John Timberlake Alvm Taylor Mr Coates (JW ) Dave Darling T Arch. P Hodge, and J Timberlake 1 Dave Darling - Co Captam most valuable runner Doug Darling Award 2 Bob Storm — Co-Captain Doug Darling Award Tom Arch. John Timberlahe. Pat Hodge Alvin Taylor. Tom Diller. Keith Scherer | This year's edition of the Tiger Cross Country team proved to be the most successful team in PHS history. In dual meets this year they finished a _ perfect 10-0 including maior wins over Ottawa Dixon, and LaSalle-Peru In invitationals they did very well also, with firsts in the tough Ottawa In- vitational the Princeton Invitational, and the Kewanee Invitational, and a second in the Geneseo Invitational The highlight of the season came af- ter disappointing placmgs in the NCIC and district meets of 3rd and 4th. respectively, with an incredible defeat of state rated DeKalb for third place in the Sectional meet For the first time in PHS history, they ran in the state meet Dedication and hard work marked the Tigers this season from the beginning of summer to the end of the season Dave Darling and Eric Scott each ran over 1000 miles. Al Taylor and Pat Hodge, over 700 miles. Bob Storm. Tom Arch, and John Timberlake over 600 miles and Tom Diller and Keith Scherer each over 500 miles These nine were the varsity, with Eric Scott seeing limited running during the season, due to an injury j The entire season Mr Coates drove the team hard but succeeded in gaming respect and confidence from the Tigers, unequal to any other coach Next year looks bright for the Tigers, because of Mr Coates's coaching and the entire team s return except for Storm Diller. and Scherer The frosh-soph team who finished with a 5-5 record, will help the team along with Eric Scott and Tim Swan 24 Varsity Team, Row 11 to fc E Reynolds. E. Eckhoff. J. Durbin. D Lowdermilk. D. Darling. T. Oilier Row 2: R Sapp. P. Johnson. D. Easier. B. Taylor. K Scherer. Coach Holler Insert: (absent when picture was taken C Swanson.) PHS Basketball Team Kept Trying For the 1973-74 Tiger basketball team nothing would go right. In fact, one could call it just plain UNLUCKY. Injuries and illness and bad breaks contributed to the Tigers losing 7 games by a total of only 24 points. Possibly the 5 best games of the season were against Hall (Hall was favored with a 7-1 record and the Tigers beat them 59-47). Winnebago (The Tigers were down 19 points at half time but fought back to within one before losing in the final minute. Tom Diller had 31 points). Rock Falls, (The state-rated Rockets were behind almost the entire first half before their depth finally overwhelmed the PHS cagers.), Strea- tor (The last win for the Tigers, 74-69, produced a fine team effort. Dave Lasier netted 26 points.), and St. Bede (At one point the score was 32-9 in St. Bede’s favor, but the Tigers put on a tremendous onslaught of desire and hustle. The effort fell short again but not until an excit- ing game was completed.) Other members of the team included Rick Sapp, the high scorer whose high game was 26 against Morris. Brad Taylor and Dave Darling each scored 15 against Limestone and Putnam County respectively. Both provided outstanding defensive play. Dave Lowdermilk. a sophomore, was the team's 6th man with a 19 point performance against Geneseo. Cliff Swanson and Paul Johnson also aided in the back-up roles. Joe Durbin, Keith Scherer, Ed Eckhoff, and Ed Reynolds rounded out the squad. If one thing could be said about this team it would have to be that they never quit and gave up. It seemed they played just good enough to lose. Left: Dave Lasier; All-Conference. All-State honorable mention Ri|ht: Rick Sapp: All-Conference honorable mention. Above: Seniors: J. Durbin, K. Scherer. D Lasier. B. Tay lor. T. Diller. 6. T. Oilier. 7. D. Lasier. 8 C. Swanson. 9 B. Taylor. 10. Scherer. Durbin. Swanson Sophomore Basketball Team Row 1: T Steece. G lymberopoulos. T Sullivan. S Stamerjohn. J Long. J Thompson Row 2: Mr Matthews. J Slagel. P Lasier. R Tor chia. T Holler. J Rmgenberg. C Vorhies Future Tigers Work for Tomorrow! Freshman Basketball Team Row 1: R Kline. J Welsh. J Stocking. T Akers. S Hall. R Fleming. T Dmkleman. E Swanson. G Fisher. K Schroyer Row 2: P McCauley. K Duf field. L Pinter. G Pinter. R Staton. T Hedgespeth. 0 Butterfield. 0 Zimmerman. B Kasier Row 3: Mr Bassetti. P Turner. B Strunk. E Nelson. C Roberts. J Gustafson. J Quiram. J Walstrom. T Swan. B Monne. G. Schnar. Mr Bausman. T Hirst Varsity Wrestlers Row 1:1 tilts. M Makransky. G Staples. 0 Anson. D Anson, J Mon roe. I Vladika Row 2: C Slurs. B Hannah. R Smith. T Smulling. M Seidel, G Fenster man. A. Taylor. R Peach Row 3: Managers. K. Johnson. ) Olinger. Coach Wahlgren. Manager. 8 Reynolds Wrestling —Tiger Style The P.H.S. wrestlers were led by Coach Lee Wahl- gren in his first season as Varsity Coach. The grap- piers finished with a seasonal record of 10-11-1 in dual meet competition. However, due to numerous close meets the team felt that they had a better season than the record would indicate. Princeton's varsity matmen started the season off with a dou- ble victory over Streator and Polo. The team then suffered a defeat at the hands of a very capable Rochele team. After easily overpowering Peoria Heights, the team suffered two defeats, both by a narrow margin, to Chili and L-P. The Mendota meet, which ended in a 27-27 deadlock, was fol- lowed by three consecutive victories. The Freeport and Alleman wrestling squads proved to be too much for the Tigers to handle, Our grapplers suf- fered severely at the hands of both. The remainder of the season was divided into an even number of wins and losses. , Under the able leadership of Coach Steve Todd, the Frosh-Soph team finished with an excellent 15J dual meet record. Todd's matmen also did well in- dividually. Dennis Michaels, Dale Anson, and Dan Hopper won 3rd place spots at the Sophomore NCIC. Jim Ellis, Steve Hartwig, and Tim Conkling placed 4th. Dan Hopper took home a 1st place from the East Peoria Tournament, a very challeng- ing tourney. Other places won were D le Anson 2nd, Jim Ellis 2nd. Tim Conkling 3rd, and Bob Senior Wrestlers. Back: K. Johnson. Manager; C. Sluts. Front: R Peach. G. Fensterman Frosh-Soph Pinning-Power Frosh Soph Row 11 to R: M Makransky. G Staples. 0 Anson I Conklmg B Brutch Miller. H Collins. 0 Geiger. F Bonk. J Warlmg. Coach Todd. K Freeburg. R Hannah, er. B Frasure. D Micheals. S Hartwig R Bystry J Ellis. Row 2: D Lund. M Welsch. R D Anson. R Burton. G Wall. T Michohc. 0 Rod Award Winners. L to R: M McKransky. G. Staples. R Peach.D Anson. B Hannah. C. Sluis. R Smith. A Taylor. G Fensterman At Princeton Invitational Second: G Staples. B Hannah. Third: G Fensterman. R Smith. Fourth: C Sluts. 0 Anson NCIC: R. Smith. A Taylor. R Peach. M McKransky first, second, third, and fourth respectively District: second C Sluts Frosh. Row 1 L to lb D. Rod. D. Lund. R. Miller. T. Micholic. D. Anson. G. Wall. S. Searle. R. Burton. T Burr. Row 2: D. Morse. R. Beaber, C. Cook, D. Geiger. T. Wilde. Coach Todd. K. Knudsen. F. Bonk. R. Hannah. J. Sommers. K. Moates. B. Frasure. Frosh Wrestlers Sweat It Out 33 Tennis Team Wins Varsity Tennis Team Row 1: M. Makransky. K. Miller. D Rockhill. T. Pretzsch Row 2: G. Stengel. S. Slagel. M Wathen. I Ringenberg, K. Autrey Be- low. Left to Right: Coach Young. Kent Autrey. Dennis Rockhill. The Princeton High School tennis team completed their season with a 6-4 record. Included was a tie for second at the Rochelle Invita- tional, a tie for third in conference, and a 4th in district. For the first time in thirty years. P.H.S. sent a representative, Kent Autrey. to the state tournament. The varsity consisted of seven seniors in- cluding the first female competitior, Kathy Miller. The members of the team were Kent Autrey. Mike Wathen. Dennis Rockhill, Tim Pretzsch, Scott Slagel, Gary Stengel and Kathy Miller The Frosh- Soph ended their season with a 3-0 record. The Varsity prospects for 74-75 will be based on the work of eleven sophomores and five freshmen. 34 2nd Place At Rochelle Tournament 1974 Golf Team Row 1 L to R.: M Heuer. J. Ellis. T Sullivan. K Vail. $ Hall. 0 Bolen. T. Wilde. M. Skibinski. S Stameriohn Row 2: G Elam. B Johnson. R. Doc kins. P. Las ier. J. Gustafson. P Douglas. R Goble. J. Monroe. J Flilz. Coach Smith. P.H.S. Golfers Swing .. . Below Left: Coach Smith Right: Senior hm Flit; The 1974 P.H.S. Golf squad had a very successful year. Coached by Mr Smith, they had ten victories and lost by a slim margin only four times. Jim Flitz was the only senior this year with a low and best average of 40.89. Returning varsity next year will be Kevin Vail. Tim Sullivan. Dave Bolen. Chris Rob- erts. and Rita Goble, the first girl P.H.S. has ever been privileged to have on the golf team. A first out of twelve teams in the Rock Falls Invitational high- lighted the 1974 golf season. 36 Into Action With Victories Above Varsity Golf. L to R.: R Doc Kins. S. Bolin. K Vail. I Sullivan. R Goble. J. Flitz Below J V Golf. L to R.: $ Hall. J Gustafson. P Douglas. S Stameriobn. M Shibinski J. Ellis 37 Varsity Track. Row 1 L. to R.: T. Torchia. 0. Herzet. B. Taylor. Coach Coates. Row 2: 0. Hodge. K. Sward. D. Darling. T. Oilier. J. Scott Row 4: T. Arch. P. Hodge. K. Scherer. J. Lowdermilk. J. Highfield. J. Durbin, E. Eckhoff. D. Hopper. J Warlmg mgr Row 3: R. Timberlake. D. Stocking Track Team Has Terrific Season Frosh Soph Track. Row 1L. to R.: D. Rod. J. Walstrom. R. Torchia. B. Strunk. M. Welsh. T Swan Row 2: T Hedgespeth. K. Duffield. D Michaels. P. Johnson. D. Butterfield. B Morme Row 3: E. Scott. G. Pinter. T Akers. L Pinter. P Munson District Team Row 1 L. to R.: J. Scott. G. Pinter. J. Highfield. T. Conklmg. J. Durbin. J. Timberlake. E. Eckhoff. D. Stocking Row 2 L. to R.: T Torchia. B. Taylor. T. Arch. D. Darling. P. Munson. P Hodge. E. Scott. P. Johnson. K. Scherer. Coach Coates Tigers Capture District Title!! Our varsity and frosh-soph track teams experienced one of the best seasons in the history of our school. Winning the District meet and placing first in seven other meets, neither team placed lower than third. The second place finish in the conference is thought to be the most points ever scored by our school. Fourteen varsity and frosh-soph records were equalled or bet- tered this year and ten of these record holders made their way to the state meet held in Charleston. Above; Track Queen Amy Wolf, absent Kim Newlm. Seniors. L. to R.: T Torchia. B. Taylor. K. Scherer. J. Durbin. T Diller. J. Highfield. J. Scott. J. Nel- son. absent R. Hodge. C. Hassler. Back the Tigers!! Most schools think that their cheerleaders are the best but they aren't because ours are. Ours can stand on their heads and do flips. They practice a lot. They do jumps and make faces at their reflections in the win- dows. Until 5:00 every Thursday they scream T-l-G-E-R-S and practice mounts and get sore. They want to be the very best. So they buy brand new socks and get their uniforms cleaned. Then one day they go to clinic and do a cheer. And the judges say they are too good. So they cry. How can anyone be too good? ..'SA, 1 Wrestling. Bottom to Top - S McCauley. B Becker. J Bogott. R Keener 2 Above L. to R. — Fresh-Soph Capt. I Sifford. Sponser. Miss Hui enga. Varsity Capt. S. Zimmerman Pom-Pon Girls Perform Row 1: L to R.: K Halberg. D. Colyott. D Howarter. S Halberg. K. Olson. J Malm Row 2: M McCauley. I Soderberg. M Brown. L Mecozzi. L Johnson. D Downey. S Poison Row 3: J. Seeforth. A Wolf. C. King. M Toler. J. Bogott. captam. J. Bystry. $ Truitt. G Stammerjohn. S. Cork A-Team: Front L. to R.: D Howarter. D Lackey. J. Farrell. G Schleuger, R Goble. Back. Mrss Nagle.J Bogott. T Romagnoli. j Velon. S. Zimmerman 1973 was the first year of scheduled Girl's Interscho- lastic competition. The program opened with the girl's competing in Volleyball. Two teams, of nine players each, were chosen to play. The schedule included matches against Sterling. Geneseo. Ottawa. L P. and also the NCIC Conference tournament. The A team took 2nd place in the tournament — defeating top- seated Mendota and then Ottawa to advance to the Championship game against Dixon. A Team finished the season with a 4-3 record: B Team with a record of 2-3. Girls Volley Up Victories. B learn Front L to R. C Fulkerson P Martin G Stameriohn B Norton $ Hassler Back Miss Nagle K Miller. M Edgeriey P Mills. R Foster The second sport for the Girl's Interscholastic program this year was Basketball. The season was made up of a five game schedule for both A and B teams, with the A team finishing their season by competing in the NCIC conference tournament at Sterling. The five game schedule included games with Ottawa, Sterling, L-P, Rock Falls, and Geneseo. The A team captured the consola- tion championship at the NCIC tournament, beating L-P, Strea- tor, and Ottawa to do so. The B team finished with a 1-4 record. The overall record for the A team was 6-3. B. Team Ho 1: l. Io R.: P. Potter, K. Klett, P. Mark. K. lymberopoulos. Row 2: Coach Nagle. B. Peterson. S. Hassler, 0. Lind, S. Walker. 46 Girls' Track Team Row t K. Klett, J. Bogott. B. McCauley. J. Makrarsky, B. Donnelly. Row I B Neher. J. Malm. S. Kinsley. T. Oloffson, D. Dyer. Row 3:6. Peterson, D Downey. S. Stillwell. D. lowdermilk. J. McMahon. D. Pottmger. J. Storm. S. Baumgart ner. Miss Nagle. P.H.S. Girls Dominate Bureau County The girls interscholastic program finished the year with competition in Track and Field. The girls first scheduled season included three triangular meets, the NCIC meet, Bureau County meet, and the state District track meet. New school records were set in nine of fifteen events. The team was composed of 23 girls, freshmen through se- niors. The 25 member team competed in triangular meets against Geneseo, Sterling, Hall, Dixon, L-P and Mendota. The girls placed 4th out of ten schools in the NCIC meet, and had two girls place in the finals of the District. The team wrapped up their season by tak- ing first place in the Bureau County meet. 50 uamii Chillicothe Kewanee I Ottawa Invitational St Bede leneseo reseo Invitational Rock Falls r t ■ Mendola OttavJh « .. 1 Dixon Princeton Invitational fWiajlftvitational ' Kewanee Jpvitational i GeJSseo Sterling Invitational aSallejjfc W . onference (NtlC) Qistnct Sectional Slate w y ' CfN Country 4 ' C ■ «. � « of 22 teams 46 45 0 12 teams 35 34 ?7 29 24 4 32, 1st of 7'teams 16th of 44 teams lom oi ee teams Wins 10 Losses o Frosh- Sr ph W 5 i 1T 42 6th of 23 teams-i 26X 29 3rd of 12 teams 4th of 17 teai y 3rd of '15 I e, 23rd of 26 'eartfs Wrestling We They Streator 33 27 Polo 36 33j Rochelle Tf 39 M Peoria Heights 41 m 17 Chillicothe 28 30 LaSalle-Peru 15 22 Mendota 27 1 2 Galva 55 2 Geneseo 23 17 Amboy Pffeeport P 48 13 15 Oh Rock Island Alleman Prophetstown 11 40 44 24 Pontiac 19 27 Marseilles 42 18 Dixon 21 27 Sterling 8 36 Ottawa 25 27 Ashton 36 24 — L — r. Volleyball A Team .i-r L 1-2 fW 2-0 W 24 second place Voll ball B Team Girls Interscholastics Basketball A Team I aP Ottawa Sterlin L-P Genes eo Rock Falls ±f sa 29 37 34 They 38 69 9 32 31 f Geneseo W 2-1 Ottawa 0-2 L !2 Sterling S L 1-2 Sterling W 2-1 Basketball B Team Ottawa We 24 They 35 Sterling 22 55 L-P 29 30 Geneseo 13 26 Rock Falls 39 17 Princeton placed 4th in the conference. Triangular Meet Princeton 59 L-P 52 Mendota 40 Princeton placed first in the Bureau County Meet Basketball Wenona I u Peoria J.irrjestone Myns Henry Mendota mora' w Metamo LaSall. Hall' Rockford Boylan Winnebago a Roc Talls ; ilixon Chnlicothe Strepor Ottawa Marquette Geneseo Rochelle St. Bede Kewanee Sterling Ottawa Tie-Pen Hr Golf Kewanee Wethersfield Western ft. Bede i L- Vi 183 181 170 155 '157 168 3« 163 1 ‘Dixon : - ‘ 3 170 4 ■Putnartyiunty f r 53: SO .W V St Bede1 laSalle-Peru Mendota tfltawa Rock Falls !£• .Bede 189 Rock Fa 163 Mendofr ills Henry 173 .. Jtiondl F|jJt1but|of 12 teams 6th out ot 17 teams nderence 1 Itb out of 12 teams P W ms 10 lossd'4 Ties 1 Tf-V Team W9 t-6 ' 1 Ins 4 Losses 19 imottsW-7 L-12 Freshmen A Team W-10 L-8 B Team W-5 175 � a ft Track Dual Meets Triangular Princeton Princeton Princeton Princeton Rock Falls L-P Kewanee Ottawa District Normal Relays M Davenport Relay Bureau Countr L-P Frosh. M NCIC Mortonw Princeton Invitational Ottawa Frosh Hall F S Carnival Mendota Invitational 1st of 43 teams 1st of 23 teams 1st o(8 learns T 1st of 12 teams 1st of 10 teams 2nd of 12 teams 2nd of 10 teams 2nd ot 6 teams 2rxl-ef9Teams 3rd of 11 teams 3rd of 6 teams 52 points 65 points 94 points 47 points 47H points 78 points 74 points 70 points 56 points 53 points Frosh Soph Team W1 1-2 2nd in triangular with Ottawa and Mendota 53 .pvo - FUPCONCr..r .. Proury Gym J i, i ■3 jh 4.1 Ituii A :w) bf P H. S CWfii 2+pmr Dt t(nb«r l(, HT| 5 1 Katiowil lbanoi ac e v i fcli U� JL presenting for the A enjoyment ! of our company tt our ■third annual li2abctban Madrigal HARVET _ MA Y CHASE Dinner b n ok C hic Mythology A f«� ry «ptr.... form. Alw«y vpry Urg . A w«m kxP r ■ •' '■ The 1973 Homecoming festivities started out royally, Thursday evening, with the coronation of Queen Dina Lackey. Afterwards, a bonfire boosted the spirits of the fans. The following day. Friday, began with the annual Homecoming Parade Attendants, floats, and bands highlighted the procession. That night, the rainy, windswept Bryant Field was the site of the big game between our Princeton Tigers and Mendota. Our attempt for a victory was futile. Homecom- ing activities were brought to a memorable end Saturday evening with the Homecoming dance. Queen And Her Court: L. to R.: Freshmen Attendant. Deb Downey: Sophomore Attendant. Barb Paul: Junior Attendant. Gail Schleuger: Queen. Dina Lackey: Senior Attendants. Joy Farrell. Cherie Martin. Gwen Mclam. Jane Murphy FHA, FFA . .. Planning for the Future 1 FFA Row 1: $ Hasslcr. M Piper. G Herbolshiemer. 0 Lewis. M Donnelly. R Johnson. Mr Perkins. Advi sor On Steps. Left to Right: 0 Kimberley. C Hassler. 0 Gibson. L Jones. T Shekel. T Oant. T Haun. A Haun. J Bivms. D Schafer. T Biork. R Maynard. D Michael. M Moats. M Munson 2 FHA Row 1: Miss Jackson. Advisor. R Owens. M Pierson Row 2: Diana Jenkins. C Ouellette. K Jones. J Freeburg. C Hassler G Poison 58 Picture 1 AVS Row 1: J Dickinson. J Brutch er. D McCauley. R. Foster. S. Britton Row 2: M Sherer. B Sims. K Knudsen. $ Racuta. K Lowe. D Staples. K Anderson. M Lovepy Pic ture 2 CWT Row 1: C Grabill. B Blair. S. Skaggs. S Stillwell Row 2: R Ratliff. D Schimidt. S Marlow. D Clem Row 3: B. Cos terisen. R Fredrickson. G Hilmes. M Kapran Row 4: K Frank. J Lange. J Grieff Row 5: W Gibbs. D Barth. D Lewis Row 6: L. Mylander. R Hodge. R. Johnson. R Butterfield Picture 3 CWT Row 1: T Bonnett. S. Wisniewski. T Haun. Row 2; M Maynard. J. Morse. Mr Go- ble Row 3: M Ednngton. D Pazos. P Walser Row 4: S Kramer. K. Knudsen. K Jones CWT, AVS ... Learning for Tomorrow Another Day . .. Another Pink Slip 1. Cadet Teachers. Cathy Olmstead. Pat Mark. 2. Li brary Aids. Row 1: J. Bogott. K. Miller. J. Murphy. D Cathelyn Row 2: P. Anderson. D. VeZam. 3. Messen gers. Row 1: B. Becker. T. Ellberg. J. Hutchinson. S Hedrich Row 2: 0. Colyott. 0. Dickinson. L. Sifford. S VanOrdstrand. Row 3: P Mills. J. Grundman, S. Atkin son, L. Bivins Row 4: C Bohnsack. D Jenkins. M. Fish er. D. Turpen«Row 5: B Green. S. Turner. C. Anderson. Mrs. Bohnsack. 60 “Are There Ski Cats In Rome?” 1. Skt Club Seated: J. Mensch. 0 Brennan. C. Carl son. T Simon. 0. Calvert. M. Burk. S Jaggi. J Murphey. R. Bell. Row 2: J Campbell. S. McCauley K. Klett. P Towne. J. Hocking. C. Johnson. A. Aus tin. 0. Colyott. S Anderson. G Stamerjohn. K Lymberopoulos. B Botsko. T Wilde. S. Naff ziger, M Duffield. S. Scardon. F. Goodman. T. Ver non. R Kline Row 3: M. Hartwig. J. Skiem. A. Wil hams. S. Lewis. S. Eklof. J. Grundman J. Velon. B Johnson. 0. Zimmerman. C Hanna. S Wallis. D Bolen. B. Reeg, 0 Keener 2. Latin Club Row 1: J Nelson. D. Anson. M Edgerley, L. Turner Row 2: B Johnson. M Phillips. K Halberg. D Irwin. 0 Rod P. Potter. C. Goers. Row 3: D. Darling. M Demus M. Foresman. A. Nelson. K. Douglas. M. Murphey F. Goodman. T Gibbs Row 4: G. Stenzel. P Doyle R. Bell, G. Poison. Mrs. Crane. C. Martin, L. Strunk Dina And Board Make GAA a Success 62 GAA Brings Girls Together 1. Fellowship of Christian Athletes Row 1: J. Long. J. Thompson. J Sla- gel. 0 Anson Row 2: D. Rockhill. C. Swanson. P Lasier. Row 3: M Oe Vore, T Oilier. R. Swanson. S. Stameriohn Row 4: Mr Kiser. S Slagel. P Johnson. 2. Varsity Club Row 1: K Vail. D Stocking. L. Mylander. R Hodge. B Cardosi Row 2: D. Darling. K Lourdeau. K. Ellis. R Smith. C Swanson. D. Rockhill. D Lasier. T. Piper Row 3: J Fhtz. J. Nelson. M Miller, S. Slagel. S. Dali. T. Smullmgs. P McCauley. D Anson. Row 4: M DeVore. T Oilier. D Lymberopoulos. B Taylor. M Seidel. T Miller. E Eckhoff. P Hodge. J Timberlake Row 5: A Taylor. D. Anson. M Wathen Row 6: J Mailer. J. Scott. T Arch. Row 7: K. Scherer, J Highfield. B Storm. R Everdmg. Friendship Through Fellowship 66 Tiger Tales Tells Timely Topics 1 Tiger Tales Staff Row 1: A Pohanka. J. Hutchinson. J. Bol- bock. G McLain. L Bivins. J Murphey Row 2: J. Bogott. D Pierson. C. Hanna. P Roth. N Torchia. A Ellis. J. Thompson Row 3: M Oenius. M Tammen. S Hassler. B Nelson. 0 Heaton. S Stamerjohn. 2 Tiger Tales Edi- tors J Bolbock. J Hutchinson. Mr Gillespie. Advisor Harvey “Appears” as Fall Play 1. Thespians Row 1: M Martmkus. P Doyle. K Gartner. J. Malm. L. Simon. T Fensterman Row 2: D. Downey. J Skinner. C. Washer. M Quillm. B. Nelson. A. Ellis. L. McDonald. D Brennan. N. Torchia. A Pohanka Row 3: J. Nelson. H Cullms. J Bogott. E Council. A Wolf Absent: T. Her- rick. P Rolh. G. Stamerjohn. C. Wolcott ' Harvey' Cast: Jerri Skinner. Durbin Downey. Dawn Brennan. Bill Nelson. Peter Doyle. Scott Berfield, Jodi Bolbock. Cynthia Wolcott. Nina Torchia. Alison Pohanka. Tim Herrick. Tom Long 68 “Great Cross Country Race’’ Runaway Success 'Great Cross Country Race ”. Cast: Peter Doyle. Jill Skiem. Pau- lette Brokenbourgh. Dawn Brennan. Marybeth McCormick. Jerry Skinner. Alice Ellis. Tom Long. Amy Austin. Sherry Halberg. Kim Groat. Nancy Marlow. Tern Simon. Jeff Campbell. Simone Jaggi. Colleen Piper. Scott Berfield. Kathy Fensterman. Carolyn Joh- son. Brian Johnson. Shan Eklof. Bill Nelson. Betty Forney 1. Drama Club Row 1: L Eble. K Groat. K Fensterman. N. Marlow. B Butler. J Skiem. S Jaggi. S. Halberg. D Lind. C. Johnson. J Campbell Row 2: G. Hocking. B Paul. A. Austin, C. Halberg. D Downey. T Fensterman. G Stamerjohn. J. Malm. C Piper. A Ellis. Row 3: B Strunk. J Mensch. J. Grundman. D. Brennan. P Brokenbourgh. J. Bogott. I McDonald. J Bolbock. P Roth. S. Eklof. B. Johnson. Mr Martmkus Row 4: P Towne. J Skinner. E. Council. A Pohanka. C Washer M Ouillm. K Gartner B Nelson A Wolf B. Forney. S. Berfield. Row 5: H Cullms. T. Long. P Doyle. J Nelson. A. Nelson 69 Cast of Oracula Row 1: D. Downey. N. Torchia. A. Austin, G. Malm, Row 2: J. Warlmg, T. Long, T. Herrick, Absent: B Nelson. “Dracula” Climaxes Theatre Year ' The winner of the Drama Awards vot- ed on by the Thespians are: Best Bit Part — Jodi Bolbock Most Improved - Amy Austin Best Crew Member — Ed Council Best Supporting Actress — Dawn Brennan Best Supporting Actor — Bill Nelson Best Actress - Jerri Skinner Best Actor — Greg Malm Most Valuable — Bill Nelson Speech Team Row 1: P Doyle. C. Piper Row 2: D. Brennan. J. Grundman. T. Long. S. Berfield. Row 3: M Tammen, K. Fensterman. Mr Martinkus Row 4: R. Miller, K. Groat. D. Pierson. L. Simon. N. Torchia, B. Nelson. P.H.S. Speak-Easies Lori Simon State Finalist Speech team was reorganized this year at P.H.S. Under the direction of Mr. Martinkus, fifteen P.H.S. students participated at five speech contests, including the NCIC speech contest and district speech contest. At the NCIC meet, Princeton placed 6th out of 11 schools. At district, Princeton placed three finalists; Lori Simon, Scott Berfield, and Bill Nelson. Berfield and Nelson received fourths, but Ms. Simon received a third and thus was able to move into the sectional competition. At sectional, Lori received a second place rank and moved into the state finals. The groundwork was broken this year for future speech teams, and it is hoped they will surpass these first gains. 71 Rosie! PHS' Own “Turkish Delight” ■t 6 ' ' o 1 APS Club Kneeling: M EdgeHey. B Nelson K Ellis. M Murphey Row 1: J Paxton. D Brennan, J Ellis. B Johnson. S Hassler. Mrs Larson. C Klach ko, $ Jaggi. L McDonald. L Eble. C. Turner. A Hollingsworth Row 2: K. Johnson. C Wood. T Tobler. J Rayfield. M Brown. J Hutchinson. S VanOrdstrand A Ellis. M Hollingsworth. $ Hal berg. P Morton. R Goble. S Poison Row 3: L Dali. D Calvert. B Paul. B Butler. K McConnell B Olson. S Hednch. C Johnson. N Torchia. K Gartner. S Lacerte. S Scardon. C Fox. J. Bogott Row 4: J Skiem M McCormick. P Brokenbourgh. T Fensterman. A Austin. J Grundman. G McLain. S Anson. B Peterson. D. Heaton. P Martin. G Stameriohn. J Murphey A Wolf. E Council. D 1 Honor Roll Row 1: D Turpen. L Bivins. S Hednch M Edgerley. M Foresman L legner. I Eble Row 2 J Phillips. S Hasslcr. B Norton. S Jaggi. J Murphey. C Klachko. C Anderson. 0 Catheiyn Row 3:1 J At kmson. K Gartner. I Skiem. j Hutchinson. T Simon L Scroggs. P Roth. I Simon. M Phillips Row 5: C Nothnagel. B Paul. J Yates. J Rayfield. M Hartwig. 0 Darling Row 6: M Tammen S Peterson. K Johnson. R Bell Row 7 J Bivins. T Oilier. G Fensterman. J Durbm. M Demus. I Brokenbourgh. T Sullivan. B Bebej. J Slagel. E Scott. I Swan. R Hanna. A Nelson. J Gustafson. J Flit . K Ellis 2 Kathy Miller. Senior Class Valedictorian 3 Lon Simon. Senior Class Salutatonan 4 Straight A Students Row 1: L Strunk. P Evans. A Ellis Row 2: B Rich ards. C Tammen. K Taylor. T Herrick Row 3: L Anderson. K Miller. J Paxton Row 4 K Fensterman D Pierson. J Maupm. K Kletl Row 5: L McDonald. N Torchia. C Hannah. D Panzica Row6:C Goers. K Smith. R Goble. P Webster Row 7: D Brennan. A Austin. P Brokenbourgh J Grundman Row 8. R Hednch. B Brutcher. S Hartwig. S Slagel K Freeberg. T Holler. J Mecum National Honor Society N.H.S. Pledge. 1974 I pledge myself always to seek the light of truth. To hold scholarly habits, to engage in worthy service. And to lead forward in all things that shall ad vance the welfare of the school. I pledge myself to uphold the high purposes of this society to which I have been elected. Striving in every way by word and deed, to make its ideals the ideals of my school and 1 Row 1: J Murphey. C Klachko. S Zimmerman. K Miller Row 2: M DeVore. A Wolf. S Slagel. I Simon. T Oilier 2. Row 1: M Edgerley. A Ellis. K Gartner Row 2: T Herrick. 0 Howarter. J Paxton. N Torchia 3 Row 1: M Quillm. P Roth. M Hartwig. 0 Pierson. I Farrell. S Hassler. D Imd Row 2: M Demus. E Council. K Ellis, G Fensterman ) Flitz. C Swanson. D Lymberopoulos 1. P E Leaders Row 1: M Reed. 0. Howarter. B Nor- ton. T Ellberg, S. Little. D. Pottmger. K Johnson Row 2: D. Panzica. C. Alexander. C Ihng. B Donnelly. T. Al licks. B. Funderberg. B Forney Row 3: R. Foster. C. Fulkerson. D. Howarter. M. Donnelly. C. Hanna. S. VanOrdstrand. S. Hedrich. C. Ouellette. Miss Milles Row 4: D Lackey. D Heaton. J. Hutchinson. J. Bogott. L McDonald. A Ellis. P Potter 2 Judo Club. K. Hand. M Purvis. K. Freeberg. S. Hartwig. B Hannah. Mr Wahl- gren. M Edgerley. D. Lackey. M Hartwig. P.E. Leaders Lead; Judo Club Learns Achievements, Scant Or Many, Are Still Achievements Student Council Row 1: Mr. Towns. Advisor, S. Atkinson. Secretary. M Fisher President. 1 Nelson. Vice-President. 8 Nelson. Parliamentarian. Row 2:1 Paxton. T. Micholic. J. Maupm. P, Towne. K. Johnson. C. Carlson. J. Vates. R. Keener. C Halberg. Row 3: D. Darling. E Scott. J. Long. T Swan. G Pinter. S. Hartwig. B Norton. D Downey. K Wagner. B Haney, D Anderson.) Farrell. D Cathelyn. S Scardon Achievements, be they many or scant, are still achievements This year we set out to make many. Members of the Student Council, before school was out last year, began work on this year's totally revised Student Handbook. When this school year did begin, work on the Homecoming Weekend commenced al- most immediately. However, the year was not all achievements. Some things that the Studeht Council set out to do were over-ruled by the faculty. The initial work in these areas has. at least, begun. It is our hope that future Student Councils follow the meager path we strolled, and make it a well-traveled road. Michael Fisher 79 1 Concert Band Row 1: K. Oouglas. C. Hanna, C. Goers. D. Pierson, C. Olmstead, P Roth Row 2: A. Hol- lingsworth, A. Austin. K. Lymberopoulos, J. Skiem. D Lind, 0. Brennan. B. Peterson, L. McDonald. L Legner. M. Reed, L. Anderson Row 3: D Middleton. B. Forney. T. Nordstrom, S. Baumgartner. L. Simon. J. Malm. C. Tammen, J. Boibock. C. Simon, M. Murphy, D. Nickel sen. N. Huslander. J. Erickson. C. Cornwell. D. Woolley. K. Fensterman, L. Scroggs. Row 4: A. Williams, L. Wal- strom, D. Gibson. J. Lange. P Mark. D. Lind. T. J. Atkin- son, M Fenwick. D. Davis, K. Johnson, A. Chase, C Burgard. I Mark. A. Kelly. C. Sliger. D. Lund. D. Hut faker. B. Ruberg. B Gentry. M. VeZain. B Neher, B Nelson. M. Hollingsworth. Row 5: C. Turner. K. John •son. C. Johnson. S. Naffziger. N. Marlow, J. Bogott, L Johnson. T. Fensterman, S. Hassler. J. Thompson. P Douglas. T. Bader. N. Lund, R. Everdmg. S. Judy, T Herrick, C. Losey. M Duffield, B. Everding, B. Johnson. R. Hedrich, C. Olmstead. M. Edgerley. S. Lacerte Row 6: Mr. Brinckley. D. Downey. K. Burke. K. Glover, M. Demus. B. Burr. R. Bell. D. Johnson. M. Munson. J. Flitz. S. Smith, D. Zimmerman. T. Wilde. M. Powers. A Nelson, C. Olmstead. G. Crockett. T. Poppens 2 Band Council. Row 1: M. Edgerley. K. Glover. D. Pierson. C. Olmstead. L. Simon. Row 2: S. Hassler. C. Goers. P. Roth. D Lind. J. Skiem. C. Hanna. Row 3: Mr. Brinck- ley. L. McDonald. J. Flitz. B Burr. M. Demus. K. Concert Band Has New Look! Jazz Band Rates No. 1 at Oaklawn 1 Jazz-Lab Band Row 1: B. Burr. 0 Pierson. C. John- son. J Bogott. 0. Brennan. L McDonald. J. Bolbock. C. OlmstQad. Mr Brmckley. P. Roth. A. Austin. K. Douglas Row 2: C. Simon. M Edgerley. P. Mark. C. Goers. S Baumgartner. L Simon. J. Lange. J. Fhtz, T. Poppens. C Olmstead. D. Johnson. M Demus. R. Gilbert Row 3: R Bell. M DuHield. B. Everdmg. B Johnson. C. Losey. K. Johnson. M Fenwick. D. Lind, T. J Atkinson. D. Dav- is. I. Mark Flag Corps Wears New Uniforms 2 Drum Majors R Bell. M Munson. 3. Twirlers Front: S. Hassler. Back: C Simon. L Johnson. K Johnson 4 Flag Corps B Peterson. M Hollingsworth. $. Naffziger, K Fensterman M VeZam. J Skiem. C. Olmstead. C Hanna, C Turner. B Neher. K Lymberopoulos. D. Gib son. P Cornsell PRINCETON HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT ; w r. - 7 1. Concert Choir. Row 1: A. Williams. S Turner. C. Pihl, M. Quillin. T. Herrick. G. Behrens. L Johnson. B. Wall. K. Miller. J. Farrell. P. Roth. K. Douglas. L. Turner, M Murphy. Row 2: B. Paul, K. Gartner. S. McCauley. S. Scardon. T. Bader. T. Vernon. D. Anson. R. Bell. C Wol- cott. D. Lind. D. Calvert. J. Maupm. D Paros Row 3: J. Paros. J Malm. J. Skiem. D. Arch. P. Hodge. B Brutch- er. W Stone. E. Eckhoff. T. Fensterman. A. Pohanka. C. Washer. M. Donnelly. Mr. Crane. Row 4: C. Halberg, M. Smith. D. Howarter, K Glover, M. Munson, G. Stenrei. J. Highfield. R. Sward. D. Downey. J. Durbin. S. Hassler. J. Velon. C. Ploson. L Soderberg, A Wolf. J Murphey. 2. Sound Of Five. Row 1: D. Howarter Row 2: T Her- rick. R. Bell. Row 3: L. Johnson. C. Pihl. R. Goble. Row 4: G. Poison. 86 C.C. And Company 3 Villagers. Row 1: J. Skiem. C. Wolcott. S Hassler. J. Farrell. C. Pihl Row 2: V Quiliin. K Hal berg. C. Washer. B Paul. S. Mc- Cauley. 4 Madrigal Singers. T. Herrick. J. Farrell. R. Bell. C. Wol cott, T. Vernon. S. Turner. T. Bad er.M Quiliin. E. Eckhoff A Wolf J. Durbin. K. Miller. D. Anson. B Paul. W. Stone. C. Pihl. “Don’t Shoot . . . We’re Only Piano Players” 1 All-State Choral Representatives T Herrick. C Wol cott. J Durbin 2 Concert Choir Accompanists L John- son. M. DeRose. J. Farrell. G Poison. G. Stenzel. 3. Concert Choir Officers. D Lind, K Miller. M Quillm. T Bader 4 Frosh Accompanists K. Lymberopoulos. P Woolley. B Ruberg. C Tammen. K Lewis Well on Their Way to Concert Choir 1 Treble Chorus Row 1: P Morton. C Martin. M Bartels. B Olson. J Matson. S Hand Row 2: L Nelson. T Tobler C Ihng. T Ellberg. C Wood. E Oelp M Pierson Row 3: P Woolley. C Hilbloom. M Embom. 0 Howarter. B Don nelly. A Pallardy. D Colyott Row 4: B Fun- derberg. K Hassler. C King. K McConnell. M Brown. M Fredrickson. T Simon. K Sartam 2 Chamber Choir Row 1: S Jaggi. B Ruberg. L Strunk. J Geiger. D Anson M Outfield. P Doyle. C Carlson. T Burton. K Krase. R West W Downs Row 2: H Cathelyn N Squires. J Lampkms. M Bohnsack J Grundman. S Sten zel. C Moline. R Dockms. G Loving. S Eklof. C Anderson. M Birk. K Johnson Row 3: S Anderson. S Kelly. J Rayfield R Deliormanli B Nelson E Reynolds. S Pratt. L Dali. D Schmidt. L Hopper. M Cathelyn. J Jenkins. Mr Crane Row 4: I Laughlm. N Koch. P Brokenbourgh. B Norton. D Brennan A Aus tin. J. Mecum. G Mathison. J Morris. C Bohn sack. B Richards. S Sims. R Ratliff. S Borges P Dali 3. Freshman Chorus Row 1: M Pallardy. J Bystry. S Clary. R Ratliff. C Johnson. K Lewis. D Miller Row 2: J Cook. R Keener. T Colyott B McCauley. K. Johnson. S. Naffziger. K Groat. S Smith Row 3: K Fens terman. C Tammen. J Pohanka. T Gibbs. R Klme. J Campbell. M McCauley. S Halberg. Mr Crane Row 4: S Baumgartner. A Soder berg. B Woolley. B Johnson. P Turner. T Bader. D Downey. 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Moftvt Economics :. 5ftCI l S udiM ________________Engl.ih Biology A A h D-r -----CVtv r Education A English ____ , vt Soo«l Studies —------------------ SpMCh ... English Girls Physical Education Girl Physical Education ------------- tnd Ed. _______________ librarian ----Businas Education Boy Physical Education ----------------- Art Businas Education P - -- ininOi acuity Workshop] Received of ___HftVv VW. For 1M rC S _1lLD_. O 0 Per Ok - - 1 Continental Class r .___i People Who Make Things Happen 1. Mam Office Secretaries Mrs Sharon Smith. Mrs Jean Halberg. 2 Student Af fairs Office Secretary. Mrs. Lynn Bohnsack. 3. Board Of Education Seated: Mr LetB Pitcher. Mr Harold Council, Mrs. Barbara Mueller Standing: Mr. Carl Ell berg. Mr Max Castner Cooks Nurse . . . 1 Cooks Mrs Christine Brutcher. Mrs Vera Poison. Mrs Kay Weeks 2. School Nurse Mrs Margaret Siebert RN . Presbyterian Hospital School of Nursing PH N Case Western Reserve University 3 Custodians Mr Earl Slutz. Mr James Willhite. Mr Scott Orvis. Mr Manon Hunton. Mr Carl Anderson 96 You Said It; We Didn’t! 1 Marvin 0. Bausman. B.S.. Bradley University. Physical Science. Electronics I and II. Freshman Basketball Coach 2. James Beliramim. B.S. Illinois State University. MS. Northern till nois University. Geometry. General Math. Sophomore Class Advisor 3. Steve Bouslog. BA. Western Illinois University American Govern ment. U S History 4 Jack Bassetti B $. Illinois State University. Biology, Freshman Bas ketball Coach “You’re Flat Ladies!” 1 Robert Carlson. 8.A.: Northern Illinois University. Special Educa- tion. 2. Gary Coates. B.S., Illinois Wesleyan University. M.Ed.. University of Illinois. Consumer Economics, Sociology. Track Coach. Cross Country Coach, Assistant Senior Class Advisor. 3 Bruce Brinckley. B.S.. Illinois Wesleyan University. M S., Illinois State University. Instrumental Music. Music Theory. Sophomore Class Advisor. 4. Patricia Crane. B.A . St. Olaf College. M.Ed.. University of Illinois. Latin I. II. French II. Latin Club Advisor. 98 1. Shirley Donnelly. B.S.. University of Illinois. M.Ed.. University of Illinois Guidance. A.F.S. Advisor. 2. Lynn Ehrmantraut. B.A., University of Illinois. Spanish I, II, III. Yearbook Advisor. 3. Eldon Doubet. B.S., Eastern Illinois University. M.S., Bradley University. Auto. Tech.. Woodworking III. Welding III. Ind. Arts I. 4. Thomas A. Crane. B.S.. University of Illinois. M S.. University of linois. Choral Music, Music Perception. Senior Class Advisor. rjr.. rOOTBAl I 1. Lew Flinn. B.S., Northern Illinois University, M S., Bradley Universi- ty. Boys' Physical Education. Varsity Football Coach, Assistant Track Coach. 2. Paul Ernst. B.S., Illinois State University. Russian History, Oriental Histg . -Contemporary World History. Winter Intramural Advisor. 3. Glenn Fensterman. B.S.. University of Illinois. M.S.. University of Il- linois. Psychology. Guidance. 4. Doreen Flinn. B.S.. Northern Illinois University. English III. IV, Crea- tive Writing. Junior Class Advisor. 100 There’s Another One of Those Stinky Linkys.” 1. Paul Goble. B.S., Indiana State University, M.S., Bradley University. Ind. Arts I, Drafting II. C.W.T. 2. David M. Gillespie. B.S., Illinois State University. M.A., Bradley Uni- versity. English III. Basic English III, Media and Communications. Tiger Tales Advisor. 3. Don'Holler. B.S., Millikin University, M.Ed., University of Illinois. World War II, American History. Varsity Basketball Coach, Sopho- more Football Coach. 4. Hugo A. Gartner. B.S., Southern Illinois University. M S.. Southern Illinois University. English I. Speech. Eyes on the Copy, Ready, Begin 1. Marian Jackson. B.S.. Illinois State University. M S.. University of Illinois, Home Economics. F.H.A. Advisor. 2. Joseph L. Kenny. B.A., Loras College. Dubuque, Iowa, M.A., State University of Iowa. English II, Basic English I. 3. Lyle King. B.A., Illinois State University, M.A., University of Illi- nois. Biology. Athletic Director. 4. Beth Huizenga. B.S., Western Illinois University. Shorthand I, II. Typing I, II. Pep Club and Cheerleading Advisor. 10? 1. Phillip laesch. B.S., Illinois State University. M.Ed., University of Illinois. German I. II, III, IV. 2. Margaret Larson. B.A., University of Illinois. M.A., Western Illinois University. College Prep. English. Contemporary Literature, English III. A.F.S. Club Advisor. 3. Steve Kiser. B.S., Illinois State University. Driver Education -Assist- ant Football and Track Coach. 4. Alvin LaMar. B.S., Illinois State University. M.Ed.. University of Illi- nois. Agriculture. Conservation, Electric Wiring. F.F.A. Advisor. 1. Steve Matthews. B.S., University of Nebraska, M S., Illinois State University. English II. Sophomore Basketball Coach. Sophomore Assistant Football Coach. 2. Jeanette Milies. B.A.. Illinois State University. M.Ed., University of Illinois. Girls' Physical Education. G.A.A. Advisor, Girls’ Inter- scholastic Coach, 3. Robert Lord. B.S., Eastern Illinois University, M S., Bradley Uni- versity. American History, Contemporary World History, Con- sumer Economics. Freshman Football Coach. 4. Daniel D. Martinkus. B.S., Bradley University. English, Speech I, Drama. Discussion and Debate. Thespian Advisor. Drama Coach. i CM Use only pen.” 1. Cheryl Reeder. B.S.. Illinois State University. Librarian. 2. Ron Perkins. B.S., University of Illinois. Agriculture. Conserva tion. F.F.A. Advisor.. 3. Julie Nagle. B.S.. Illinois State University. Girls' Physical Educa tion. G.A.A., Pom-Pon Girls. Interscholastic Sports. 4. Fred H. Railsback. B.S.. Western Illinois University. Small En gmes. Industrial Arts I. Woods I. 1. Mickey Towns. B.S., Illinois State University, M.A.T., Colorado State University. Algebra I, Trigonometry, Analytical Geometry, Student Council Advisor. 2. John S. Smith. B.S.. Northern Illinois University, M.A.. University of New Mexico. Geometry, Algebra II. Golf Coach. 3. Steve Todd. B.S., Northern Illinois University. Intro, to Algebra, Algebra I. Freshman Class Advisor, Assistant Wrestling Coach. 4 Edward Sights. B.A., Chillicothe (Missouri) Business College, B.S., Northeast Missouri State Teachers College. M.A., Bradley University. Business Education. Bookstore and Ticket Manager. 106 Or You’re Dinked.” 1 John Walters. B.S., Illinois State University. M A.. University of Illi- nois. Generat Business, Vocational Typing. Personal Typing. 2. Lee Wahlgren. B.S.. Bradley University, M.A., Roosevelt University. Boys' Physical Education. Assistant Varsity Football Coach, Wres- tling Coach. 3. Mary Winifred Walter. B.S., University of Illinois. Art, Commercial Art. 4. John Young. B.S., Illinois State University, M S., Illinois State Uni- versity, M S., University of Portland. Chemistry, Physics. Tennis Coach, AV Director. Middleton Ted Akers Nell Alderson Carolyn Anderson Dave Anderon Deb Anderson Doug Anson Teresa Bader Stephanie Baumgartel Shelly Baumgartner Rod Beaber Scott Bertieid Becky Bivins Becky Boesch Dave Bolen Chip Burgard Lori Burger Kathy Burke Tom Burr Ricky Burton Dave Butterfield Jom Bystry 114 Dawn Cathelyn Jeff Campbell Dan Cartwright Sandi Clary Tammie Colyott Chuck Cook Jody Cook Sandra Cork Phillip Cram Terry Dant Lee Dean Lorn Dehlm Lori Dehlm Ted Dmkelman Mark Duon Deborah Downey Debra Dyer Kathy Eggers Ed Donnelly Kevin Duffield Leslie Eble Greg Elam Mary Falck Steve Farrell Kathy Fensterman Gregg Fisher Robert Fleming Mark Foresman Connie Fox Gary Frashefski Bill Frasure Don Geiger Doug Geiger Bonnie Gentry Fred Gibbs Tim Gibbs ' li u.k t 4 115 Danny Gibson Diana Gibson Rita Goble Fritz Goodman Pam Gnetf Kim Groat Jay Gustafson Kathy Gustafson Sherry Halberg Roberta Hale Teresa Hale Shawn Hall Kevin Hand Brenda Haney Frosh Get a Rude Awakening lynette Hanna Albert Haun Jan Herbolsheimer Tony Holler Jeff Irwin Brian Johnson Robin Johnson Rick Hanna Tim Hedgespeth Terry Hirst Marti Hollingsworth Ken Isaacson Kelley Johnson Angela Jones Qualla Hannah Ann Herbolsheimer Janet Hocking Nancy Hulslander Bob Jackson Kerne Johnson Bill Jones 116 Brenda Jones Jody Kieflmg Bill Kaiser Dale Kimberley Rita Keener Jim King Sherri Kinsley Kip Klechner Randy Kline Wendy Krieger Lenore legner Barb lemhan Karen Lewis Kathy lymberopoulos Rick Maynard Paul McCauley Denise Lind Ray Mabry Beth McCauley Bill McCullough David Lund Nancy Marlow Maureen McCauley Bill McFlhmney Frosh Will Be Frosh Kathy McGuire Kathy Mecozii Don Mecum Tracy Merkel Todd Micholic Debbie Middleton Dorothy Miller Randy Miller Bob Mills De Dee Mitchell Elsie Mitchell Ken Moats Dave Morse Tony Moore 117 Keep On Truckin’ Frosh Paul Munson Bea Mylander Sue Naffziger Becky Neher Eric Nelson Pat Nichols Terry Nordstrom Cathy Olmstead Mary Pallardy Gary Peach Connie Pease Betsy Peterson Kathy Peterson Karen Phillips Marybeth Phillips Bob Pierson Dee Oee Pierson Colleen Piper Carol Piper Deb Piper Garry Pinter Larry Pinter Sandy Plasschaert John Pohanka Sharon Poison Wally Prostko Mark Purvis Joel Quiram Rhonda Ratliff Linda Reynolds Shellee Robbins Chris Roberts Darwin Rod Gary Schnarr Kevin Schroyer Lon Scroggs Steve Searle Glenn Shreve Chuck Sliger Steve Sloan Sherri Smith Sheryl Smith 118 Ann Soderberg Kathy Steece Bill Strunk left Sommer Ted Stickel Tim Swan Lynn Stanard Dana Stocking Eric Swanson Gary Staples Jeff Stocking Carol Tammen Randy Staton Ingrid Streit Kathy Taylor Mary Taylor Jerry Thompson Mmdy Toler Rob Torchia Debbie Towrea Sue Truitt Carolyn Turner Phil Turner Karen Wagner Gary Wall John Walstrom J R Warkms Pam Webster Jim Welsh Tim Welsh Ted Wilde Pat Williams Rod Williams Paul Wolf Becky Woolley Dave Zimmerman Donna Vickrey Michelle Ve Zam Bruce Morme 119 One Down . . . Three to Go Sophomores Revive “Spirit of 76” Sophomore Advisory Board Row 1: A Kelly. C Simon. D Sartam Row 2: T Simon. B Paul. B Donnelly Row 3: K Johnson. C. Ihng. C Wood Row 4: K Halberg. J Matson. J Grundman Row 5: M Outfield. J Slagel. S. Hartwig Sophomore Class Officers Left to Right: Treasurer Karen Johnson. President Steve Hartwig. Secretary Connie Wood. Vice president Cathy Halberg Beth Botsko Dawn Brennan Chris Alexander Tammy Allicks Dale Anson T J Atkinson Amy Austin Randy Beaber Brenda Becker Terry Becker Bill Bebei Jody Bell Kathy Bence Tim B|ork Jim Bivins Mick Bohnsack 120 Gary Crockett Jim Cuffe Jeff Dant Paulette Brokenbourgh Rick Bystry Mary Clayton Karla Brown Deeann Calvert Ed Collins MaryBndgett Brown Chris Carlson Donna Colyott Brian Brutcher Michelle Cathelyn Tim Conklmg Bob Burr Mary Champley Jen Conner Bonnie Butler Cindy Clausen Paulette Cornwell Doran Davis Diane Dickinson Becky Donnelly Pete Doyle Mark Duffield Tim Duffield Terri Ellberg Jim Ellis Larry Emmett Marla Enbom Mike Etheridge Pat Evans Bob Everdmg Rich Faber Missy Fenwick Betty Forney Marcia Fredrickson 121 Steve Hartwig Leads Class of “76” KurtFreeberg Bill Green Cathy Halberg Sue Hand Karen Hassler Kyle Hendry Becky Funderberg Wayne Greenback Cindy Goers Jean Grundman Kevin Hale Masten Hale Jim Hanna Shelly Hassler ve Hartwig Rich Hedrich Mark Heuer Carla Hilblom Katrina Hmderliter Robert Hirst Pat Hodge Oan Hopper Lou Ann Hopper Danette Howarter Don Hubbard Dan Hunter Cmdy Ihng Julie Jackson Robm Jaggers Dianna Jenk.ns Debra Jones Lu Ann Jones Richard Jones Karen Johnson Kent Johnson Paul Johnson Mark Kapraun Anita Kelly Chris King 12? Kent Knudsen Suzanne Lacerte Jay Lafferty Dennis lampkm Jayne Lampkm Rodney Lange Pete Lasier Steve Lews Sharon Little John Long Tom Long LuAnn Lorenzen Carl Losey Dave Lowdermilk Greg Lymberopoulos Martin Makranski Ivan Mark Connie Martin Joy Matson Kathleen McConnell Janet McMahon Jenm Mecum Dennis Michael Charles Moline Pam Morton Aaron Nelson Barb Nelson Lori Nelson Doris Ntckelsen Becky Norton Carol Nothnage! Rich Nyert Terri OloMson Jon Olinger Chris Olmstead Barb Olson Kevin Owens Ann Pallardy Demse Panzica Barb Paul Bryan Pierson Wary Pierson Glenn Pilger Ed Piper TimPoppens Debbie Pottinger Mike Powers Two Down . .. Two to Go Julie Rayfield Mary Ann Reed Bob Reynolds Bobbi Richards Jeff Rmgenberg Bryan Rowley Dan Schafer JoanSeeforth Connie Simon Mike Skibmski Shane Spires Susan Ritz Karen Sartam Eric Scott LeighAnn Siftord Tern Simon JillSkiem Scott Stamerjohn 124 Tom Steece Tim Sullivan Dale Vincent Melvin Welsh Scott Stcn el Ralph Taylor Craig Vorhies Rhonda West Lisa Strunk Jerry Thompson Cherie Walker Cathy Wheelock Bill Stuebe Margaret Tobler John Warlmg Brian Wilkerson Calvin Swanson Karen Turner Wynn Wedding Ann Williams Rob Swanson Kevin Vail AIk e Welsch Brad Wirges FDR KAREAIJ ID WHT DDNT YDlJ 'DTE FDR cnPH ctpctapv u rHj Scott Albury Steve Alderson Carleen Anderson Cheryl Anderson Liz Anderson Phyllis Anderson Sue Anderson Dave Anson Sue Atkinson Ed 8ader Dan Barth Bob Becker Cathy Becker Randy Bell Martha Birk Raymond Bland Juniors: the Lower Upperclassmen Like sand in the hour glass, time slips away until we stop and check a moment to realize that we are Ju- niors at last. Past time was good and sometimes bad but like all time, it slips away on toward the fu- ture and not the past. Advisory Board Upward Left to Right: A Ellis. J Malm. E. Echoff. S Peterson. M Murphey. D Howarter. L. Soderberg, M. Donnelly. L. McDonald. B Reeg. K Gartner. M Edgerley. W Stone Class Officers Row 1: President Ed Eckhoff. Vice-president Wayne Stone Row 2: Treasurer Julie Malm. Secretary Alice Ellis wm Alice Ellis Lora Ernst Randy Dockins Mary Donnelly Durb Downey Wanda Downs Toni Burton Jane Cathcart Holly Cathelyn Brian Cardosi Steve Clausen Bill Crow Theresa Crow Lmda Dali Scott Dali Dave Darling ludith Demus Nino DeGregorio loria Bogott Tom Bonnett Mike Brown Janet Brutcher Marilyn DeRose Lesley Dewalt Judy Dickinson Tom Dinkelman - « Tina Fensterman Tina Finkle Linda Fisher Ron Frashefski Russell Fredrickson loan Freeburg Kyna Gartner Joan Geiger Anita Gibson Jeff Grief! Rex Hale Kathy Hall Steve Hall Bill Hannah Ed Hanson T r j -1 VOTE ED ■HE'LL MAKE YOU AN OFFER YOU can’t REFUS -f 15. J Glenn Herbolsheimer i t 0 Mark Herbolsheimer Eugene Hodges Tim Herrick Nancy Hoeffliger Dennis Herzel Amy Hollingsworth Paula Hildebrand Kim Hoover Gerald Hilmes Deanna Howarter Gen Hockm Linda Huckleberry Demce Huffaker Janice Hutchinson Carolyn Isaacson Simone Jaggi________________Jeanna Jenkins Sieve Jensen Duane Jones Carolyn Johnson Terry Johnson Sue Kaiser Sherrie Kelly Juniors Plan for Prom Laurence Kern Richard Kerr Fred Kimberley Kim Klett Nancy Koch Elvan Krone Dean Lampkm Laura Laughlm Norman Lewis Sherie Lewis Gail Loving Mark Lovejoy Debbie Lowdermilk Nancy Lund Linda Mabry JoAnn Makransky Julie Malm John Mailer Sally Marlow Glenda Mathison Jane Maupm Karen McCauley Sue McCauley Mary McCormick Lmdy McDonald Frank McFadden Laura Mecozzi July Mensch Brenda Miller Roger Miller Mike Moats Ken Noble Mark Nordstrom Kristi Olson Cheryl Ouellette Paul Panzica Jerry Paxton Kevin Peachey Art Pearson Ernie Pease LeAnn Pence Cindy Pihl Marco Piper Terry Piper Alison Pohanka Gayle Poison Deanne Poppens Penny Potter Florence Prostko John Monroe Jill Morris Mark Munson Marianna Murphy Robyn Ratliff Bruce Reeg Duane Rod Kevin Reuter Ed Reynold: Ken Sammons Rick Sapp Gail Schleuger 130 Debbie Schmidt Rick Schroyer Mark Seidel Miles Sharer Teresa Simon Stephanie Sims Jerri Skinner Patti Smallwood Randy Smith Tim Smullmg Laura Soderberg Sue Stillwell Dennis Stocking Wayne Stone Becky Strunk Vicki Sturm Kevin Sward Jim Tarsmos Alvin Taylor Debbie Thompson John Timberlake Jill Toler Nina Torchia Pam Towne Stephanie VanOrdstrand DuAnne VeZam Kim Vitale Tim Vladika Barb Wall Pam Walser Colleen Washer Linda Walstrom John Welsh Cynthia Wolcott Kevin Wolf Dan Ziegler Three Down ... One to Go 131 1972-1973 STUDENT REGISTRATION PACKET State Universities in Illinois wmm Class of 1974 Bids Farewell The following pages contain many faces; faces of people who have shared their lives with each other. As a member of this class, I feel honored that these people have helped me mature, develop and grow as a person, and I hope that they too have grown from what I have given them. Al- though it is known that time passes the same for all peo- ple, these past few years have gone too quickly for us. There is a certain sadness in knowing, and also in realiz- ing, that never again shall we be as close to so many as we are now. Perhaps this is the last lesson we can give ourselves; the lesson of leaving our best friends. As this class turns away from graduation and faces a new begin- ning in life, I cannot help but feel that from interpersonal relationships as well as academic exposure, we have been so richly educated. James Henry Flitz James Henry Flitz David Allen Turpen Barbara Suzanne Hassler Lawrence Harvey Mylander 134 Senior Advisory Board Row 1: L. Simon, P. Roth. I. Mylander. J. Durbin. Row 2: L. Johnson, K. Glover, D. Heaton Row 3: R. Peach, D. Lasier, P. Martin. K. Douglas. T. Bader, D Turpen, D. Lind Row 4: J Flitz. D. Lymberopoulos, B. Nelson. S Slagel. D. Lampkin, L. Bivins “74” Forevermore Linda Mane Anderson Patricia Kay Anderson Michele Elizabeth Anson Timothy John Bader George Raymond Behrens Steve Wayne Bickett Laurie Ann Bivins Betty Jean Blair Julie Ann Bogott Candace Suzanne Bohnsack Jodie Layne Bolbock Susan Marie Borges Susan Elaine Britton Lewette Kathleen Brokenbourgh Janice Marie Bruckner Kevin Harold Bullington 135 James Paul Dean Steven Leonard Dehlin Gulsun Rosy Deliormanli We Know Her As “Rosie Roger Neil Butterfield Diana Christine Cathelyn Leonard Michael Catton Dawn Elaine Clem William Lee Costerisan Edward Latimer Council Harry Rudolph Cullins Patti Louise Dali Christopher Eric Cole Richard Joel Cook II Lucinda Belle Cornwell • Kevin Returns From Chile Michael Wilbur Oenius Mark Alan DeVore Thomas William Diller David Alan Ditzler Katharine Douglas Douglas Albert Duff Joseph Andrew Durbin James Milton Dye Hollie Kim Earley Mona May Edrington Shari Corinne Eklof Kevin Anthony Ellis Jill Ann Erickson Richard Anthony Everding “We’ll Kick ’Em in the Caboose” Joy Lynnea Farrell Gregory Paul Fensterman Michael Fred Fisher Robin Dawn Foster Kendall Mark Frank Christine Lu Fulkerson Brian Perry Gibbs Wayne Douglas Gibbs Richard Neil Gilbert Kevin Andrew Glover Michael Eugene Goers Cathy Lynn Grabill Cynthia Ann Gramer Gary Lee Gross Mary Cecilia Hartwig Terry Lynn Haun 138 Cindy Klachko Visits Germany Diane Elizabeth Heaton. John Tilman Highfield Randy Charles Hodge David Kenneth Humphries Diane Jolene Jenkins Keith Edwin Johnson Lea Anne Johnson Linda Diane Johnson Ronald LaVerne Johnson Katherine Sue Jones Steven William Judy Daniel Edwin Keener Connie Kuelper Cynthia Marie Klachko Kevin Paul Knudsen Sue Ellen Kramer Kathleen Ann Krase Dina RueAnn Lackey Douglas Eugene Lampkin Jeannie Marie Lange John Allen Lange David Durand Lasier Kathy Lund Leathers Jeffrey Vernon Lenihan David Joseph Lewis Diane Marie Lind Keith Leonard Lourdeau David Liberis Lymberopoulos Patricia Ann Mark Cheryl Ann Martin 140 Queen Dina Reigns Pamela Jane Martin Bradford Lee Mathison Dee Ann McCauley Gwen Ann McLain Robert Bruce McQueen Jonathan Gannon Mensch Kathleen Marie Miller Michael Anthony Miller Thomas Dean Miller Patricia Ann Mills David Brent Morris Gary Lee Morton Susan Jane Murphy Joel Shepherd Nelson 141 Stop, Look And Open Up the Door! John Randall Nelson William Andrew Nelson Kimra Gayle Newlin David Michael Olin Cindy Lee Olmstead Sue Carol Olson Pamela Jean Pallardy Judith Ann Pazos Ronald Joe Peach Jeanne Marie Phillips Debra June Pierson Gary Oavid Pollack Steven Lyle Pratt Timothy Ellis Pretzsch Michele Mary Quillin Samuel Phillip Racina t) “Cheese Crackers, Pretzels Beer .. What Did You Do On Your College Day? Ronald Lee Reynolds Dennis Ray RocKhill Patricia Kay Roth Barbara Ann Ruberg Thomas Llewellyn Scanland II Stephanie Anne Scardon Debra Jean Schafer Keith Norman Scherer Judson Thomas Scott Lori Ann Simon Sandra Jean Skaggs Scott Alan Slagel Craig Allen Sluis Mari Sue Smith Steven Alan Smith Nancy Ann Squires 143 14 Seniors Inducted Into N.H.S. Glenda Rae Stamerjohn Dale Lee Staples Gary Lynn Stenzel Robert Allen Storm Clifford John Swanson Mark Allen Tammen John Bradley Taylor Mary Diane Traufler Thomas Allen Vernon Kevin Glenn Vickrey Linda Mae Turner Sandra Kay Turner Joan Emily Velon 144 Look Out World ... Here We Come! James Howard Wainwright Richard David Wall Howard Scott Wallis Michael Verle Wathen Donald Keith Whitlock Ronald Curtis Whitlock Susan llene Wisniewski Amy Susan Wolf Additional Seniors: i Lenn Robert Wood Susan Salome Zimmerman In Memory of Jeanette Hale Jeanette, to us. was an ideal friend, quiet and sweet. She greeted everyone with a hello and a smile that meant so much. Along with her special friends, each of us felt that we meant some- thing to her; that she knew us and that we could know her in return. This poem that she wrote expresses how we felt about her: Keith Eugene Anderson Donald Kent Autrey Daniel Gordon Christensen Michael Kevin Doyle David John James Patrick Joseph McCauley Gregory Alan Malm Terry Lee Richards Theresa Mary Romagnoli Bruce Alan Sims Louis Paul Smelz, Jr. Joseph Lewis Stanard Dana Lyn Toler Thomas Anthony Torchia It's great to have a friend like you along life's weary road. One who is always kind and true to help me bear my load. It's great to have a friend like you while traveling here below. One who tries to help me through as on my way I go. It’s great to have a friend like you as I journey through this life, I thank you now for all you do to banish doubt and strife. I'd like to have more friends like you, true-blue until the end: And if my wish will e’er come true, I shall be such a friend. 145 Prophecy for the Class of 74 Some Members of the Class of 74 Ten Years in the Future Tom Oilier will be giving speeches for the Women's Hospital Auxiliary. Kathy Douglas will be playing the flute on the Lawrence Welk Show. Jim Flitz will be the first: man to win the Dinah Shore Golf Classic. Rich Gilbert will be another Yul Brenner. Diane Heaton will model gym shorts at Gibson's. Dave Lewis will be a Present Farmer of America. Michelle Quillin will sing and play the guitar on a segment of Dragnet. Tom Vernon will still be at P.H.S. due to detention. Scott Slagel will reach the 1000 day plateau for college days taken. Cherie Martin will still be riding up and down Main Street. Lori Simon will still be wondering what everyone else is doing. Harry Cullings will bean eccentric antique dealer. Patti Dali will still have a cold. Jim Dean will be selling Jimmy Dean Pork Sausage at our class reunion. Kathy Miller will be the first woman walking on the moon while drinking Tang and sneezing Diane Lind will be playing the National Anthem in Prouty Gym once again Dave Lymberopoulos will be star second baseman for the Quad City Angels. Pam Martin will be washing Dave's sweatsocks twenty four hours a day Kim Newlm will have written a best seller 1001 Excuses and How They Worked For Me Sue Zimmerman will be the 19S4 Dairy Queen Amy Wolf will be a street artist in Greenwich Village Glenda Stameriohn will be singing for the Metropolitan Opera on closing night Joe Durbin will be an over the-hill Young American Linda Anderson will be sitting on the boss's lap while taking dictation. Tim Bader will be working on his second million at Eagle. Sue Borges will be a happy housewife with 6 kids. 2 dogs. 5 cats and 1 husband. Diana Cathelyn will still be dreaming of becoming a doctor. Rosy Deliormanli will be remembered by all her old P H.S. classmates Jim Dye will still be trying to decide what he wants to do. Mona Edrington will be demonstrating the proper techniques of pouring ketchup at Anderson Bros. Grocery Store. Rick Everding will be the night watchman of the P.H.S. band room. Kevin Glover will be a famous children's psychiatrist. Cathy Grabill will be the fastest hamburger-slinger this side of the Mississippi. Charles Hassler will open the Dover branch of the Grecian Lady Health Spa . Kevin Bullington will switch to Imperial margarine. Joy Farrell will still be spending Wednesday evenings in the organ loft John Nelson will create his own yearbook while serving detention. Dave Turpen will be wearing his fourth pair of bib-overalls. Dave Humphries will trade in his Sunbeam car for a Hamilton Beach. Mike Fisher will own his own clothing store. Mike's of Princeton. Terry Haun will have the cleanest bus in town Brian Gibbs will still be writing in his little black book Chris Cole will have another fender-bender Pat Mills will be better known as Red Jill Erickson will catch record-breaking fish in the aquariums at Hornsby's Linda Johnson will switch to beef Kent Autrey will host the National Tennis Meet at Alexander Park Cliff Swanson will be crawling around Bryant Field looking for his contact lenses. Joel Nelson will be overexposed in the darkroom. Keith Louideau will be the warden at the Bureau County Jail. Tom Torchia will win first place in the Jaycees Sports Jamboree. Julie Bogott will replace Joame Weston as the Queen of Roller Derby. 146 Greg Malm will brush his teeth every evening before the moon comes up. Jeanme Lange will be runner up in the 1984 Dairy Queen contest Tom Scanland will purchase a larger car so his dog can ride also. Kevin Ellis will be Chile's ambassador to the U.S. Ed Council will be the head electrician at Hershey's Chocolate Company. Gary Gross will be attending Boy Scout summer camp. Ron Johnson will build an oasis over Highway 80. Steve Judy will be trombone player for the Loganaires. Kevin Knudsen will be the bus driver for AVS. Sue Kramer will have recorded 300.000 miles on her car. all by riding up and down Mam Doug Lampkm will be the highest paid baseball coach at west side ball park. Pat Mark will be teaching P.E. at P.H.S. Pat McCauley will read the school lunch menus on WZOE. John Mensch will still be driving the same old car. Tom Miller and Mike Miller will be a tag team in professional wrestling Gary Morton will be a dentist, examining a certain girl's bicuspids. Larry Mylander will drop his last name and become Laurence Harvey, a famous movie star Dave Olm will be Princeton's first motorcycle riding T.V. repairman. Gary Pollack will still be telling White Sox jokes at LCN Ron Reynolds will announce basketball games over WZOE. Barb Ruberg will still be trying to get her diploma, which is being held until she pays her library fines. Bruce Sims will handle the Pizza Hut advertising account for the Bureau Valley Chief of Tiskilwa Craig Sluis will wrestle the magnificent Miller Bros, single handed. Louis Smelz will be asking himself the age old question Premium or Regular? Pat Anderson will be riding the coin operated horses at Piggly Wiggly Stores. Shelly Anson will still be going shopping. George Behrens will be the first male Home Ec. teacher at P H.S. Laurie Bivins will be the first woman Senator from Illinois. Jodi Bolbock will be elected to the T.P.-mg hall of fame. When Bob McQueen says he's going to Penny's, he won't mean the store. Steve Pratt will blossom in somebody's heart sometime Sandy Skaggs' new car warranty will have run out Dan Keener will be another Jean Claude Kiley on skis. Lewette Brokenbourgh will be the female answer to Euell Gibbons Joe Stanard will be the Charles Atlas of 1984 Dale Staples will be a member of the Olympic Volleyball team Bob Storm will still be running around the track Mark Tammen will still be raving on and on and on and on Brad Taylor will be representing the NFL as Mr. Football. Linda Turner will still be writing letters to Kathy D. Sandie Turner will be saying Turpen tine gets you to the altar quickly Joan Velon will be the first member of our class to be able to sing the National Anthem while drinking a glass of water. Scott Wallis will have a monopoly on the mobile home industry. Stephanie Scardon will re decorate the halls of P.H.S. Dina Lackey will marry Prince Charles, thus adding another crown to her collection Jim Wainwright will still be looking for his egg. Jane Murphey will ask herself Who am I? Holly Earley will be a psychiatrist, psycho-analyzing herself Suzy Hassler will be on time for once! Shari Eklof will be a photographer for Playgirl magazine Chris Fulkerson will be a speed boat commentator for Wide World of Sports Nancy Squires will open a Burger Inn in Kasbeer Sue Olson will be trying to figure out a short cut from P H.S. to Quick's Rick Wall will be the clothing representative for the Closet. Don Whitlock will break all of Evil Knievel's cycle records. Jeanne Phillips will still have her Pittsburgh accent. Gary Stenzel will wear a rhinestone tux while playing chopsticks at Soldiers and Sailers Park Teresa Romagnoli will be the first girl player on the New York Knicks. Senior Activities A Allicks, Kathy Anderson, Keith Anderson, Linda Marie. Transferred from Bradford High School. Bradford Illinois 3; A Club 4: Band 1,2,3.4; Chorus 1,2; G.A.A. 1.2; Illinois State Scholar 4: Top Ten Senior 4. Anderson, Patricia Kay. Drama Club 4; Art Club 1,2; Library Aid 4; Spanish Club 1,2; Interscholastic Track 4. Anson, Michele Elizabeth. Chorus 1: Spanish Club 1,2,3; A.F.S. Club 4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Pom Pon Girl 2,3; Messenger 2: Judo Club 2; Student Council 1. Autrey, Donald Kent. Transferred from Hins- dale Central, Hinsdale, Illinois 4; Tennis 1,2, 3,4. B Bader, Timothy John. Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Class Advisory Bd. 3,4; Spanish Club 1; Wrestling 1,2,3; Track 1; Cross Country 1,2; Tennis 2. Behrens, George Raymond. Chorus 3; F.H.A. 2; Class Advisory Bd. 2; Football 1; Basket- ball 1; Track 3; Cross Country 1. Bickett, Steven Wayne. French Club 1,2; Track 2,4i.fhess Club 2. Biddix, Dave Bivins, Laurie Ann. A-B Club 1,2,3,4; News- paper 3,4; Class Advisory Bd. 3,4; Drama Club 2; Spanish Club 1.2; Messenger 2,3.4; Student Health Aid 2,3. Blair, Betty Jean. Chorus 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. 1; Chess Club 1. Bogott, Julie Ann. Newspaper 2; Yearbook 4: Band 1,2,3; Spring Play 2; German Club 1; Thespians 4: Class Advisory Bd. 2; Drama Club 1,2,3,4: Library Aid 4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Class Secretary 2; Pom Pon Captain 4; Year- book Sports Tri-Editor 4; Interscholastic Volleyball 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Pom Pon Girl 2,3,4. Bohnsack, Candace Suzanne. Chorus 1,2,3, 4; Drama Club 2,3; Spanish Club 3; Messen- ger 3,4. Bolbock, Jodi Layne. A-B Club 3; Newspaper 3,4; Band 1,3,4; Fall Play 4; German Club 1, 2; G.A.A. 1,2; Newspaper Editor 4. Borges, Susan Marie. Chorus 1,2,3.4; French Club 1.2: G.A.A. I.2.3.4. Britton, Susan Elaine. F.H.A. 4: G.A.A. 4. Brokenbourch. Lewette Kathleen. A-B Club 3,4; Newspaper 1,2,3; Chorus 1,2; Spring Play 4; Drama Club 4; French Club 1,2; A.F.S. Club 1,2,3; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Interscho- lastic Track 3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Pom Pon Girl 3; Judo Club 2. Bruckner, Janice Marie. Transferred from Mother McAuley Liberal Arts High School, Chicago, Illinois 2; A.F.S. Club 3; Pep Club 3; Pom Pon Girl 3; Judo Club 2. Bullington, Kevin Butterfield, Roger Wiel c Cathelyn, Diana Christine. Chorus 1,2,3; German Club 3; Class Advisory Bd. 3; Drama Club 1; Library Aid 4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Inter- scholastic Track 2,3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Stu- dent Council 2,3,4; Class Secretary 3. Catton, Leonard Michael. Football 1,2,3; Track 1; Wrestling 1,2,3. Christensen, Daniel Gordon Clem, Dawn Elaine. Spanish Club 1; G.A.A. 3; Pep Club 1. Cole, Christopher Eric. A-B Club 1,2; Chorus 1,2; Class Advisory Bd. 3; Spanish Club 1; Tennis 1. Cook, Richard Joel. Chorus 1,2,3; Spanish Club 1. Cornwell, Lucinda Belle. Newspaper 3; Band 1,2,3.4; Class Advisory Bd. 3; Drama Club 4; Spanish Club 1,2,3; G.A.A. 1,2; Pep Club 2; Messenger 4. Council, Edward Latimer. N.H.S. 4; Drama Club 1,2,3,4; A-B Club 2; Newspaper ,1; A.F.S. Club 3,4; Chess Club 3. Cullins, Harry R. Drama Club 2,3,4; Library Aid 3; Scholastic Bowl 4; Student Council 3; Thespians 2,3,4. D Dali, Patti Louise. A-B Club 1,2; Chorus 1,2, 3,4; Latin Club 1,2,3: A.F.S. Club 3; G.A.A. 1, 2,3,4; G.A.A. Board Member 3,4. Dean, James Paul. Football 1; Basketball 1, 2; Golf 2. Dehlin, Steven Leonard. Transferred from United Township High School. East Moline, Illinois 4. Deliormanli, Gulsun Rosy. Chorus 4; A.F.S. Club 4; G.A.A. 4; A.F.S. Student from Ist Catalca, Turkey. Denius, Michael Wilbur. Transferred from Springfield High School. Springfield, Illinois 2; N.H.S. 4: Newspaper 4; Band 2,3,4; Latin Club 2,3,4; Jazz Band 3,4; Illinois State Scholar 4; Who's Who in American High School Students 4. DeVore, Mark Alan. N.H.S. 3.4; A Club 2; A-B Club 1; Football 1,2,3,4; Varsity Club 2,3,4; Athletic Scholarship Soc. 3,4; F.C.A. 2,3,4: All-Conference Football Honorable Mention 3,4. 148 Diller, Thomas William. N.H.S. 3,4; A-B Club 3,4; Yearbook 4; Chorus 1; German Club 1, 2: A.F.S. Club 2; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Cross Country 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Varsity Club 3,4; Athletic Scholarship Soc. 3,4; F.C.A. 3, 4; Student Council 1,2; Yearbook Sports Tri- Editor 4; N.H.S. Vice President 4; Basketball Tri-Captain 4: Illinois State Scholar 4; Who’s Who In American High School Students 4: Top Ten Senior 4. Ditzler, David Alan. Transferred from Free- port High School, Freeport, Illinois 2; Wres- tling 1,2. Douglas, Katharine. Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 3, 4; Latin Club 1,2,3,4; Class Advisory Bd. 4; A.F.S. Club 3; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3, 4; F.C.A. 3,4; Band Librarian 3; Band Secre- tary 4; Jazz Band 3,4; Lab Band 3,4. Doyle, Michael Duff, Douglas Albert. Spanish Club 1,2,3; Football 1; Wrestling 1,2,3; Golf 1; Track 1, 2; Illinois State Scholar 4; Who’s Who In American High School Students 4; The Most Valuable Electronic’s Boy Award 3. Durbin, Joseph Andrew. Chorus 1,2,3,4: Lat- in Club 1,2; Class Advisory Bd. 4; Football 1; Basketball 2,4; Track 2,3,4; Varsity Club 3, 4; I.M.E.A. Chorus 3,4; All State Chorus 4; Secondos 3,4; Selected for Young American Singers 4. Dye, James Milton. Judo Club 2,3. E Earley, Hollie Kim. Chorus 2; Latin Club 2. Edrington, Mona May. German Club 1,2; G.A.A. 1,4. Eklof, Shari Corinne. Transferred from Stienmentz High School. Chicago. Illinois 3; Yearbook 4; Chorus 3,4; Children's Play 4; Drama Club 4; Ski Club 4; French Club 3; Pep Club 4; Photographer for Yearbook 4. Senior Activities Ellis, Kevin Anthony. N.H.S. 4; A-B Club 4; German Club 1,2: Class Advisory Bd. 1,3; A.F.S. Club 1,3,4; Football 2: Basketball 1; Golf 2,3; Cross Country 1; Varsity Club 3,4: Class Vice President 1; Student Council 2; A.F.S. President 4; A.F.S. Student to Chile 3. Erickson, Jill Ann. Band 4; Spanish Club 1; G.A.A. 1. Everding, Richard Anthony. Band 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3; Track 1,2; Cross Country 1,2,3; Athletic Mgr. 3; Varsity Club 4; Band Student Conductor 3. F Farrell, Joy Lynnea. N.H.S. 4; A-B Club 1.2, 3,4; Band 1: Chorus 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4: PE Leaders 2,3; Interscholastic Volleyball 3, 4; Pom Pon Girl 2,3; Cheerleader 4; G.A.A. Board 2; Secondos 3,4; Homecoming At- tendant 4: Villagers 4; Student Council 3.4. Fensterman, Gregory Paul. N.H.S. 4; A-B Club 4; Band 1,2: German Club 1.2; Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2; Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Varsity Club 2,3,4; Athletic Scholarship Soc. 3,4; Class President 2; Student Council 2; Illinois State Scholar 4. Fisher, Michael Fred. Football 1,2; Wrestling 1,2,3; Messenger 4; Student Council 1: Stu- dent Council President 4. Flitz, James Henry. N.H.S. 4; A Club 2: A-B Club 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; German Club 1,2; Class Advisory Bd. 2,4; A.F.S. Club 3; Golf 1, 2,3,4; Varsity Club 2,3,4: Athletic Scholar- ship Soc. 2,3,4; Scholastic Bowl 4;_Stage Band 2: Jazz Band 3,4; Class President T; German Club Advisory Board 1; Scholastic Bowl Captain 4; Band Vice-President 4: Illi- nois State Scholar 4; Commencement Speaker 4; Keith Schultz Memorial Award 3; NCIC Band 3; Who's Who In American High School Students 4. Foster, Robin Dawn. G.A.A. 1.2,3.4; PE Lead- ers 1,2,3,4; Interscholastic Volleyball 1,2,3, 4: G.A.A. Board Member. Frank, Kendall Mark. Basketball 1; Track 1. Fulkerson, Christine Lu. Newspaper 3; Art Club 1,2; G.A.A. 1.2,3,4; Interscholastic Vol- leyball 4; Interscholastic Track 2.3; G.A.A. Board 1. G Gibbs, Brian Perry Gibbs, Wayne Douglas Gilbert, Richard Neil. Band 4. Glover, Kevin Andrew. Yearbook 4; Band 1, 2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3.4; Ecology Club 3; Class Advisory Bd. 4; French Club 1,2; Band Council 2,4; NCIC Chorus 3; I.M.E.A. Band 3; Secondos 4; Yearbook Assoc. Activities Ed. 4; Allerton 4. Goers, Michael Eugene. Band 1,2; German Club 1; Athletic Mgr. 1,2,3,4. Grabill, Cathy Gramer, Cynthia Ann. Band 1,2; French Club 1.2; A.F.S. Club 1; G.A.A. 1,2.3,4; Judo Club 1. Gross, Gary Lee. Track 2: Wrestling 1,2,3. H Hartwig, Mary Cecilia. N.H.S. 4; A-B Club 1, 2,3,4; Yearbook 3,4; Chorus 1; Ski Club 4; Spanish Club 1,2,3; A.F.S. Club 3; G.A.A. 1, 2,3,4; PE Leaders 2,3; Interscholastic Vol- leyball 2,3; Pep Club 3; Judo Club 2,3,4; Yearbook Co-Ed. 4; G.A.A. Board 2,3; Illi- nois State Scholar 4; Who's Who In Ameri- can High School Students 4: American Le- gion Girls State 3. Hassler, Barbara Suzanne. N.H.S. 4; A Club 1,2,3; A-B Club 4; Newspaper 3,4; Band 1,2, 3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Art Club 4; Ecology Club 3; Class Advisory Bd. 4; French Club 1, 149 2; A.F.S. Club 1.2,3,4: G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Inter- scholastic Volleyball 1.4; Interscholastic Basketball 3,4; Interscholastic Track 2,3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Pom Pon Girl 2,3; Chess Club 2; Scholastic Bowl 4; Villagers 2,3,4; Baton Twirler 1,2,3,4; Class Secretary 4; A.F.S. Sec-Treas 4; Band Council 4; Illinois State Scholar; Certificate of Merit Award; I.M.E.A. Chorus; NCIC Band 4; William Cul- len Bryant Award: Who's Who In American High School Students 4. Hassler, Charles Curtis. F.F.A. 4; Track 1,4. Haun, Terry Lynn. Drama Club 2,3; F.F.A. 4. Heaton, Diane Elizabeth. Newspaper 1.2,3.4; Chorus 2; Class Advisory Bd. 2,3,4; Drama Club 2; Spanish Club 1; A.F.S. Club 3,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; PE Leaders 4; Messenger 2,3, 4; Student Health Aid 2,3; Interscholastic Basketball Captain 4: Student Council; In- terscholastic Basketball 3,4; Interscholastic Track 3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4. Highfield, John Tilman. Chorus 1,2,3,4; Lat- in Club 1,2; Football 1; Basketball 1,2,3; Track 1,2,3,4; Varsity Club 1,2,3.4. Hodge, Randy Charles. Football 1.2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Track 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 1; Varsity Club 3,4. Humphries, David Kenneth. Band 1; German Club 1; Football 1.2; Wrestling. J James, David John Jenkins, Diane lolene. Chorus 1,2,3; Latin Club 1,2; Drama Club 2; A.F.S. Club 1,2,3; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Cheerlead- er 1,2,3; Messenger 2,3,4; Student Health Aid 1,2; Latin Club Secretary 1. Johnson, Keith Edwin. A-B Club 4; Ecology Club 2,3; French Club 2,3; Tennis 4; Athletic Mgr. 4; Illinois State Scholar 4. Johnson, Lea Anne. A Club 4; A-B Club 3; Senior Activities Chorus 1,2,3; Spanish Club 1,2; A.F.S. Club 2: Pom Pon Girl 2,3,4; Student Health Aid 2. Johnson, Linda Diane. A-B Club 1,2,3; News- paper 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 2,3,4; Class Advisory Bd. 4; Spanish Club 3; A.F.S. Club 4; G.A.A. 1,2,3; Pep Club 3,4; Pom Pon Girl 3; Judo Club 2; Baton Twirler 1,2,3,4; Twirl- ing Captain 2,3,4: Sound of Five Accompa- nist; Jazz Band 3,4: Lab Band 3.4; Stage Band 1,2. Johnson, Ronald LaVerne. F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; F.F.A. Sentinel 1; F.F.A. Vice-President 1. Jones, Kathy Sue. Transferred from Amboy High School, Amboy, Illinois; F.H.A. 4. Judy, Steven William. Transferred from Hall High School, Spring Valley, Illinois 3; Band 1,2,3,4; Chess Club 3; Illinois State Scholar 4. K Keener, Daniel Edwin. Chorus 1.2; Ski Club 4; Spanish Club 1,2. Klachko, Cynthia Marie. N.H.S. 3.4; A-B Club 1.2,3,4; Newspaper 1; Spring Play 1; Fall Play 1; Children's Play 1; German Club 1,2; Thespians 1,2,3,4; Class Advisory Bd. 2; Drama Club 1,2; A.F.S. Club 1,2.3.4; G.A.A. 1; PE Leaders 2; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Cheer- leader 1,2,3; A.F.S. Sec-Treas 2,3; A.F.S. Vice-President 4; Cheerleader (Wrestling) Captain 3; Student Council 1,2; A.F.S. Stu- dent to Germany 3. Knudsen, Kevin Kramer, Sue Ellen. Newspaper 3; German Club 1.2; G.A.A. 1,2. Krase, Kathy Ann. Chorus 1,2,3.4; G.A.A. 1, 2.3,4. Kuelper, Connie L Lackey, Dina Rueann. Band 1; Class Adviso- ry Bd. 3; Library Aid 3: Spanish Club 1.2; G.A.A. 1.2,3,4; PE Leaders 2,3.4; Interscho- lastic Volleyball 1,2,3.4; Interscholastic Track Manager 4; Cheerleader 3,4; Messen- ger 3; F.C.A. 3.4: Judo Club 2,3,4; G.A.A. Board 2,3,4; G.A.A. President 4; Student Council 3; Spanish Club V.P. 1; Homecom- ing Queen 4; Sweetheart Queen 4. Lampkin, Douglas Eugene. German Club 1,2; Class Advisory Bd. 1,4; Football 1,2; Basket- ball 1. Lange, Jeannie Marie. A-B Club 1,2: Band 1, 2,3,4; Spanish Club 1,2,3; Jazz Band 1,2,3,4; Lab Band 3.4: NCIC Band 3.4: I.M.E.A. Band 4. Lange, John Allen. Spanish Club 1; Track 1. Lasier, David Durand. A-B Club 4; Latin Club 1,2: German Club 3; Class Advisory Bd. 4; Varsity Club 3,4; Basketball Tri-Captain 4; First Team All-Conference Basketball 4; Special-Mention All-State Basketball 4; Most Valuable Player Basketball 4; Special-Men- tion All-Area Basketball 4; Nominated to All- American Basketball 4. Leathers, Kathy Ann. German Club 1. Lenihan, Jeff Lewis, David Joseph. F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; F.F.A. President 4. Lind, Diane Marie. N.H.S. 4; A-B Club 2,3; Yearbook 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 2,3,4; Class Advisory Bd. 3,4; Spanish Club 1; G.A.A. 1,2,3; PE Leaders 2,3; Pom Pon Girl 1,2; Band Council 3,4; G.A.A. Board 2,3; Chorus Vice-President 4; Jazz Band 3,4: Illi- nois State Scholar 4; DAR Award 4; NCIC Band 4; I.M.E.A. Band 4; Who's Who In American Schools 4. Lourdeau, Keith Leonard. German Club 1,2; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1; Track 1; Var- sity Club 3,4. Lymberopoulos, Dave Leberis. N.H.S. 4; 150 Football 1,2,4: Basketball 1,2: Varsity Club 4. M Malm, Gregory Alan. Band 1,2,3: Spring Play 2,4; Children's Play 3: German Club 1.2; Thespians 4; Drama Club 3; Football 1; Wrestling 1; Student Council; Varsity Band President. Mark, Patricia Ann. Newspaper 1,2; Band 1, 2,3,4; Spanish Club 1,2: G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; PE Leaders 2; Interscholastic Basketball 3.4; Cadet Teacher 4: G.A.A. Board 3; NCIC Band 4; Jazz Band 1,2,3,4; Lab Band 3,4. Martin, Cheryl Ann. A-B Club 1,2,3; Chorus 1,2,3; Latin Club 1,2; Spanish Club 3; A.F.S. Club 1,2,3; G.A.A. 1,2; PE Leaders 2; Inter- scholastic Basketball 4; Pnm Pon Girl 1; Homecoming Attendant 1,2,4. Martin, Pamela Jane. A-B Club 3,4; Newspa- per 1,2; Yearbook 4; Chorus 1,2; Class Advi- sory Bd. 4; Drama Club 1; Spanish Club 1,2, 3; A.F.S. Club 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Inter- scholastic Volleyball 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Judo Club 2; Newspaper News Editor 1,2; Pep Club President 4; Yearbook Sports Tri- Editor 4. Mathison, Bradford Lee. Football 3; Wres- tling 3; Judo Club 1. McCauley, Dee McCauley, Patrick Joseph. A-B Club 1,2; Lat- in Club 1,2; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Track 1: Varsity Club 3,4; Student Council 4. McLain, Gwen Ann. Newspaper 2,3,4; Cho- rus 1,2,3; Ski Club 4: Spanish Club 1,2; A.F.S. Club 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; PE Lead- ers 2; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; F.C.A. 3; Student Council 3; Homecoming Attendant 4. McQueen, Robert Bruce. Transferred from Tiskilwa High School, Tiskilwa, Illinois; Chorus 1,2; Class Advisory Bd. 3; French Club 3; Class President 1,2; Student Council 1,2. Senior Activities Mensch, John Gannon. Newspaper 1; Class Advisory Bd. 4; German Club 1,2; Athletic Mgr. 1,2; Chess Club 2; Football 1. Miller, Kathleen Marie. N.H.S. 3.4; A Club 1. 2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Ecology Club 2; Class Advisory Bd. 3,4; Library Aid 3,4; French Club 1,2; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Interscholastic Volleyball 3,4; Tennis 4; Pep Club 3,4; Pom Pon Girl 1,2; Scholastic Bowl 4; Secondos 3, 4; Class Vice-President 3; Concert Choir President 4; Girl’s Chorus Asst. Representa- tive 1; Illinois State Scholar 4; William Cul- len Bryant and Howard Bryant Awards for High Scholastic Average For School and Classes 1,2,3,4; I.M.E.A. 4; Allerton 3,4; Cer- tificate of Merit Award 4; Participated in Annual Meeting of Illinois Science Teachers Assoc. 4; Who's Who In American High School Students. Miller, Michael Anthony. Ecology Club 2; Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3; Wrestling 1,2, 3; Varsity Club 3.4: Judo Club 3. Miller, Thomas. Football 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 1,2,3; Varsity Club 3,4; Judo Club 2; Tri- Captain Football 4. Mills, Patricia Ann. Chorus 1; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Interscholastic Volleyball 4; Pep Club 3; Pom Pon Girl 3; Judo Club 2.3; G.A.A. Vice- President 4. Mitchell, Bill Morris, David Brent. Transferred from Tis- kilwa High School. Tiskilwa. Illinois; A.F.S. 4; Basketball 2. Morton, Gary Lee. F.F A. 1.2.3.4; Football I, 2; F.F.A. Secretary. Murphey, Susan Jane. N.H.S. 3,4; A-B Club 1,2,3,4; Newspaper 4; Band 1,2; Chorus 1,2, 3,4; Class Advisory Bd. 3; Ski Club 4; Li- brary Aid 4; French Club 1,2; A.F.S. Club 1, 2,3,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3; PE Leaders 2.3: Judo Club 2: Newspaper Editor 3; Ski Club Presi- dent 4; Illinois State Scholar 4; Homecom- ing Attendant 3,4. Mylander, Lawrence Harvey. Chorus 1.2,3,4; Class Advisory Bd. 2,4; Football 1; Wrestling 1,2; Cross Country 2; Athletic Mgr. 1; Var- sity Club 1; Judo Club 2; Class V. President 2; Class Treasurer 4. N Nelson, Joel Shepherd. Newspaper 1; Year- book 4; Band 1,2; Latin Club 1,2,3.4; Thespians 3,4; Class Advisory Bd. 3; Drama Club r,2,3,4; Chess Club 1,2; Latin Club Secretary 4; Student Council Vice-President 4. Nelson, John Randall. A-B Club 1,2,3; Ecolo- gy Club 2; Class Advisory Board 3,4; Foot- ball 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 2; Basketball 1,2; Track 1,2,3,4; Chess Club 1; Varsity Club 3, 4; Athletic Scholarship Society 3,4; F.C.A. 3; Football Tri-Captain 4; All-Conference Foot- ball 3.4. Nelson, William Andrew. A-B Club 2; News- paper 1,2,3,4; Yearbook 4; Chorus 1; Spring Play 2,3.4; Fall Play 2,3,4; Children's Play 2, 3,4; Art Club 1,3; Thespians 2,3,4; Class Advisory Board 3,4; Drama Club 2,3,4; Li- brary Aid 3; Spanish Club 1,2; A.F.S. Club 1, 2,3,4; F.C.A. 3; Speech Team 4; Scholastic Bowl 4; Class Treasurer 1.3; Newspaper Co- Editor 3; A.F.S. Historian 3; A.F.S. Repre- sentative to Community 4: Yearbook Asso- ciative Activities Editor 4: Drama Club Vice- President 4; Thespians Vice-President 4; Student Council 4; NCIC Speech 4: District Speech 4; Honor Thespian 4 Newlin, Kimra Gayle. Newspaper 4; Chorus 1; Spanish Club 1,2; Pep Club 4; Pom Pon Girl 1,2; Spanish Club Secretary 1. 0 Olin, David Micheal Olmstead, Cindy Lee. Band 1,2,3.4; German Club 1.2; A.F.S. Club 1; PE Leaders 2,3; Cadet Teacher 4: Judo Club 2,3; Lab Band 3, 4; Band Council 3.4; G.A.A. 1,2,3. 151 Olson, Sue P Pallardy, Pam Jean. Spanish Club 1; G.A.A. 1,2,3; PE Leaders 1; Pom Pon Girl 2; G.A.A. Board 2. Pazos, Judith Ann. A-B Club 4: Chorus 1,2,3, 4; Spring Play 1; Fall Play 1; Thespians 2,3, 4; Drama Club 2,3,4; Spanish Club 1; Secon- does 2,3,4; Villagers 2,3. Peach, Ronald Joe. A-B Club 1: Class Adviso- ry Board 3,4; Football 1; Wrestling 1.2,3,4; Varsity Club 3,4: Judo Club 3. Phillips, Jeanne Marie. Transferred from Hopewell High School. Aliquippa. Pennsyl- vania 3; A-B Club 1.2,3.4: Latin Club 1,2: Class Advisory Board 3; G.A.A. 3; PE Leaders 1; Pep Club 1.4; Cheerleader 1. Pierson, Debra June. National Honor Society 4: A Club 3,4; A-B Club 1,2; Newspaper 2.3, 4; Yearbook 4; Band 1.2,3,4; German Club 1,2; Class Advisory Board 2; Drama Club 2, 3; G.A.A. 1,2,3; Pep Club 2,3; Pom Pon Girl 3; Speech Team 4; Lab Band 3,4: Class Pres- ident 1; Newspaper Co-Editor 3; Yearbook Editor-in-Chief 4; Band Council 2,4; NCIC Band 4; Twirler 2,3; Shorthand Award 3; Math Exam Award 4: National Merit Com- mendation 4; Illinois State Scholar 4; Who's Who in American High Schools 4; Top Ten Senior 4. Pollack, Gary David. Drama Club 3. Pratt, Steven Lyle. Chorus 1,2,3,4; French Club 1,2; Athletic Manager 1,2,3,4: Chess Club 2,3; Varsity Club 2,3,4: American Boys’ State 3. Pretzsch, Timothy Ellis. A-B Club 1,2,3,4; German Club 1.2,3.4: Class Advisory Board 2,4; Tennis 1,2,3,4; Scholastic Bowl 4; Illi- nois State Scholar 4. Q Quillin, Michele Mary. National Honor So- Senior Activities ciety 4; A-B Club 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Spring Play 1,2; Fall Play 1,2,3: Children's Play 2: Thespians 2,3.4; Class Advisory Board 3; Drama Club 2,3,4; Library Aid 4; Spanish Club 1,2; A.F.S. Club 3; G.A.A 1; Pom Pon Girl 1; Thespian President 4; Span- ish Club President 1: Chorus Treasurer 4; IMEA Chorus 4; The Young Americans Audition 4. R Racina, Samuel Phillip. A-B Club 4; Chorus 1,2; Track 2. Reynolds, Ronald Lee Richards, Terry Lee. Football 1; Wrestling 1: Cross Country 2. Rockhill, Dennis Ray. Transferred from Cas- tle High School. Paradise, Indiana 2: Band 1; Chorus 2; Spring Play 1; Football 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2; Tennis 2,3,4; Varsity Club 2, 3.4; F.C.A. 3,4; Tennis Captain 4. Romagnoli, Theresa Mary. G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Interscholastic Volleyball 3,4; Interscholas- tic Basketball 3,4; Interscholastic Track 3; Messenger 2,3. Roth, Patricia Kay. National Honor Society 4: A-B Club 3,4; Newspaper 2,3; Band 1,2,3, 4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; German Club 1,2; Thespi- ans 4; Class Advisory Board 4; Drama Club 2,3,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3; PE Leaders 2,3; Pep Club 3: Pom Pon Girls 2,3; G.A.A. Board 3; Band Council 4; Lab Band 3,4. Ruberg, Barbara Ann. Band 1,3,4; Chorus 2, 3,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2. s Scanland, Thomas Llewllyn II. Wrestling 1,2, 3; 1st in Princeton Wrestling Invitational 3. Scardon, Stephanie Anne. Yearbook 4: Cho- rus 1,2,3,4; Drama Club 2,3; Ski Club 4; Li- brary Aid 3; Spanish Club 1,2; A.F.S. Club 1, 2,3,4; Pep Club 3,4; Ski Club Treasurer 4; Student Council 4. Schafer, Debbie Jean. Band 2; G.A.A. 1. Scherer, Keith Norman. Spanish Club 1: Football 1,2; Basketball 1,2,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Cross Country 3,4; Varsity Club 2; State Crosscountry 4. Scott, Judson Thomas. Football 1,2,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Varsity Club 3,4. Simon, Lori Ann. National Honor Society 3, 4: A Club 2,3: A-B Club 1,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Spring Play 1; Fall Play 1; Thespians 1.2,3,4; Class Advisory Board 2.4; Drama Club 1,2,3, 4: Library Aid 3; Interscholastic Track 3: Pep Club 3; Pom Pon Girl 2,3; Speech Team 4; Jazz-Lab Band 3.4; Class Secretary 1; Band President 4; Band Council 3: National Honor Society Secretary 4; Illinois State Scholar 4; DAR American History Award 3; State Speech Contest 4; Who's Who in Amer- ican High Schools 4; Top Ten Senior 4; NCIC Band 3,4. Sims, Bruce Alan. Transferred from Tiskilwa High School, Tiskilwa, Illinois 4; Band 1,2,3; Chorus 2; Basketball 2; Student Council 2; AVS 3,4. Skaggs, Sandy Slagel, Scott Alan. National Honor Society 3, 4: A Club 4; A-B Club 1,2,3; German Club 1, 2; Class Advisory Board 3,4; Football 1,2,3, 4; Basketball 1,2,3; Track 1; Tennis 2,3,4; Varsity Club 3,4: F.C.A. 3,4; Scholastic Bowl 4; National Honor Society President 4; Foot- ball Captain 2; Student Council 1,2,3; Illi- nois State Scholar 4; Top Ten Senior; Who's Who in American High Schools 4. Sluis, Craig Smelz, Louis Smith, Mari Sue. A Club 4; A-B Club 1,2,3; Newspaper 1,2,3; Band 1; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Latin Club 1,2,3; A.F.S. Club 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. 1; Newspaper Feature Editor 2; Illinois State Scholar 4; Who’s Who in American High Schools 4. Senior Activities Smith, Steve Alan. Transferred from Harris- burg High School, Harrisburg, Illinois 4; German Club 1,2; Wrestling 1,2,3; Golf 2,3; Cross Country 1,2,3; Varsity Club 3. Squires, Nancy Ann. Chorus 1,2,3,4; Ecology Club 2; Spanish Club 1,2,3; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Betty Crocker Homemaking Award 1. Stamerjohn, Glenda Rae. Band 1; German Club 1.2; Thespians 3.4; Class Advisory Board 2: Drama Club 2.3.4: Ski Club 4: A.F.S. Club 2,3.4; G.A.A. 1,2.3.4; PE Leaders 2; Interscholastic Volleyball 4; Pep Club 1.2, 3,4 Pom Pon Girl 2.3.4: Class Treasurer 2 Stanard, Joseph Lewis. German Club 1; Golf 1,2; Chess Club 1.2. Staples, Dale Stenzel, Gary Lynn. Chorus 1.2,3,4; Latin Club 1,2,3,4; Ecology Club 2,3; Basketball 1; Cross Country 1; Tennis 1,2,3,4; Weight Lift- ing Club 2,3,4; Illinois State Scholar 4; Who's Who in American High Schools 4; Op- timist Oratorical Contest 1; American Boys' State 3. Storm, Robert Allen. Track 1,2,3,4; Cross Country 1,2,3,4; Varsity Club 1,2,3,4; Cross Country Captain 4; State Cross Country 4. Swanson, Clifford John. National Honor So- ciety 4; A-B Club 1; German Club 1,2; Foot- ball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2; Varsity Club 3,4; F.C.A. 3,4; Student Council 1: Scholastic Bowl 4; Football Captain 2,4; F.C.A. Treasurer 4; Special Mention All-Con- ference Football 4. T Tammen, Mark Allen. A-B Club 4; Newspa- per 4; German Club 2,3; Wrestling 1; Cross Country 2; Speech Team 4; Weight Lifting Club 2; Student Council 3; Illinois State Scholar 4; Who's Who in American High Schools 4. Taylor, 8renda Taylor, John Bradley. Band 1; German Club 1.2; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Varsity Club 3,4; Basketball Tri-Captain 4; NCIC Honorable Mention Football 4; Mr. Football 4. Toler, Dana Lyn. A-B Club 1,2,3,4; Class Advisory Board 3; French Club 1,2; Pom Pon Girl 2; Illinois State Scholar 4. Torchia, Thomas Anthony. A-B Club 1,2,3; Class Advisory Board 3; Library Aid 4; Span- ish Club 1,2; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1, 2; Track 1,2,3,4; Varsity Club 1.2.3.4; Ath- letic Scholarship Society 3,4; F.C.A. 3; Track Captain 4; All-Conference Football 4. Traufler, Mary Diane. Chorus 1; Messenger 2,3. Turner, Linda Mae. A-B Club 1,2,3; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Latin Club 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. 2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4; F.C.A. 3,4; Latin Club President 4; Girls' F.C.A. Secretary 3; NCIC Chorus 4. Turner, Sandra Kay. Yearbook 4; Chorus 1,2, 3,4; Spanish Club 1,2; Pep Club 4; Messen- ger 4; F.C.A. 3,4. Turpen, David Allen. A-B Club 4; Class Advi- sory Board 3,4; Chess Club 3; Basketball 1; Messenger 3,4; Class Vice-President 4. V Velon, Joan Emily. Chorus 1,2,3,4; Art Club 1; Ski Club 4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; PE Leaders 2; Interscholastic Volleyball 3,4: Interscholas- tic Basketball 3.4: Interscholastic Track 3,4; Pep Club 3; G.A.A. Board 2; Girls State Track Meet 3; NCIC Chorus 4. Vernon, Thomas Allen. Chorus 1,2,3,4; Ecol- ogy Club 2,3; Ski Club 4; French Club 2,3; Basketball 1; F.C.A. 3; Ecology Club Presi- dent 3. Vickrey, Kevin Glenn. Basketball Intramur- als 1,2. w Wainwright, James Howard. German Club 1, 2,3,4; Illinois State Scholar 4. Wall, Richard David. Spring Play 1,2; Thespi- ans 2; Class Advisory Board 3,4; Spanish Club 1; Football 1,2,4; Track 3; Wrestling 1; Varsity Club 4; Class President 3. Wallis, Howard Scott. Ski Club 4; Volleyball Intramurals 4. Wathen, Michael Verle. Spanish Club 2; Football 1,2,3,4; Tennis 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 1; Volleyball Intramurals 4; Basketball Intra- murals 2,3,4; Varsity Club 2,3,4; F.C.A. 3,4; Tennis Captain 2,3; Honorable Mention Football 4. Whitlock. Donald Keith. Spanish Club 1; Football 1,2; Wrestling 1,2,4; Athletic Man- ager 1; Varsity Club 2. Whitlock, Ronald Curtis. Football 1,2; Bas- ketball 1; Track 1; Basketball Intramurals 2, 3,4. Wisniewski, Susan llene. Transferred from North Hills, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 3; CWT. Wolf, Amy Susan. National Honor Society 3, 4; A-B Club 1,2,3,4; Newspaper 2; Yearbook 4; Band 1; Chorus 3.4; Fall Play 1: Drama Club 1,2,3,4; Thespians 3,4; French Club 1, 2; A.F.S. Club 2,3,4; G.A.A. 1,2: Pep Club 1. 2,3,4; Pom Pon Girl 1,2,3,4; Secondoes 3,4; Alterton Summer Art Scholarship 2; NCIC Chorus 4. Wood, Lenn. z Zimmerman, Susan Salome. National Honor Society 3,4; A-B Club 1,2,3,4; Newspaper 2; Band 1; Drama Club 2,3; Spanish Club 1; A.F.S. Club 1,2; G.A.A. 1,2,3; PE Leaders 2,3: Interscholastic Volleyball 2,3,4; Pep Club 1, 2,3,4; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Alterton Summer Art Scholarship 3; Cheerleading Captain 4; Top Ten Senior 4. 153 The class of 1974 holds many memories of PHS: the slamming of lockers, receiving messages, loyal friends and persistent enemies, shortened periods, time out for assemblies, homeroom twice a week, failing radiators, the run between buildings on cold rainy days, teachers and their continuous homework, and awaited vacations. These things and many more will always be im- portant to us as we say good-bye to PHS. 154 V Walk Together. Talk Together Participation In Change f; � « Index Akers. Theodore. 22. 28.38.114 Albury. Scott. 126 Alderson, Nell Kay. 144 Alderson. Steve. 126 Alexander. Crystal. 78.120 Allicks. Kathy. Allicks. Tammy. 78.120 Anderson. Carleen. 76.89.126 Anderson. Caroline. 114 Anderson. Cheryl. 60.126 Anderson. Debra. 79.114 Anderson. David. 114 Anderson. Elizabeth 126 Anderson. Keith. 59 Anderson. Linda. 76.80.135 Anderson, Patricia. 60.135 Anderson. Phyllis. 126 Anderson. Susan. 61,89.126 Anson. Dale. 31.66.89.120 Anson. David. 30.31.61.66.86.87.126 Anson. Doug 21.30.31.32.114 Anson. Shelly 72.135 Arch. Thomas. 22.23.24. 38.39.66.86 Atkinson. Susan. 60.76.79.126 Atkinson. T. J. 76.80,82.120 Austin. Amy 61.69.70. 72. 76.80.82.89.120 Autrey. Kent. 34.35 Bader. Ed. 126 Bader. Teresa 89.114 Bader. Tim. 80.86.87.88.134.135 Bartels. Michelle. 89 Barth. Daniel. 59.126 Baumgartei. Stephanie. 82.114 Baumgartner. Shelly. 47.80.89.114 Beaber, Randy. 120 Beaber. Rodney. 21.32.35.114 Bebei. William 76.120 Becker. Brenda 43,60.120 Becker. Cathy 126 Becker. Robert. 126 Becker. Theresa. 120 Behrens. George 86.135 Bell. Jody. 120 Bell. Randy. 61. 76.80.82.83.86.87.126 Bence. Kathy 120 Berfield. Scott. 68.69. 71.114 Bickett. Steve. 135 Biddix. Dave. Birfc. Martha. 89.126 Bivins. James. 58.76.120 Bivins. Laurie. 60.67.76.134,135 Bivins. Rebecca. 114 Biork. Tim. 58.120 Blair. Betty. 59.135 Bland. Raymond 126 Boesch. Rebecca 114 Bogott. Jorja 43.47.67.78.80.127 Bogott. Julie. 14. 44.45.60.68.69.82.135 Bohnsack. Candace. 60.89.135 Bohnsack. Mary 89.120 Bolbock. Jodi 67.68.69.80.82.135 Bolen. David. 36.37.61.114 Bonk. Frank. 31. 32 Bonnett. Tom 59.127 Borges. Susan 89.135 Botsko. Beth. 61.120 Brennan. Dawn. 61.68.69.71.72. 76.80.82.89.120 Britton. Susan. 59.135 Brokenbourgh. Lewette 76.135 Brokenbourgh, Paulette. 69. 72. 76.89.121 Brown. Karla. 121 Brown. Mary 44.72,89.121 Brown. Mike. 127 Bruckner. Jan. 135 Brutcher. Brian. 20.31.76,86.121 Brutcher. Janet 59.127 Bullmgton. Kevin. 135 Burgard, George. 80.114 Burger. Lori. 114 tfurk, M. 61 Burke. Kathy 80.114 Burr. Robert. 82.121 Burr. Thomas. 32,80.114 Burton. Ricky. 21.31.32.114 Burton, Tom. 89.127 Butler. Bonnie. 69. 72.121 Butterfield. David. 22. 28.38.114 Butterfield. Roger. 59.136 Bystry. Jom.44.89.114 Bystry. Mike. Bystry. Rick. 20.31.35.121 Calvert. Deann.61.72.86.121 Campbell. Brian. Campbell. Jeff 61.69.89.115 Cardosi, Brian. 18.19.66.127 Carlson. Chris. 61.79.89.121 Cartwright. Daniel 115 Cathcart. Curtis. Cathcart, Jane. 127 Cathelyn, Dawn 115 Cathelyn. Diana. 46.60.62. 76.79.136 Cathelyn. Holly. 89.127 Cathleyn. Michelle. 89.121 Catton. Leonard. 136 Champley. Mary 121 Chase. Ann 80 Christensen, Daniel. Clary. Sandra 89.115 Clausen, Cindy. 42,121 Clausen. Steven. 127 Clayton. Mary. 121 Clem. Dawn. 59.136 Cole, Chris. 136 Collins. Edward. 20.31.121 Colyott. Donna 44.60.61.89.115.121 Colyott. Tammy. 89 Conklmg. Tim. 20.31.39. 40.121 Conner. Jeri. 121 Cook. Chuck. 21.32.115 Cook. Jody 89.115 Cook. Richard 136 Cork. Sandra 44.115 Cornwell. Lucinda. 80.136 Cornwell. Paulette. 83.121 Costerisan. Bill. 59.136 Council. Ed. 68.69.72.77.136 Cram. Phillip. 115 Crockett. Gary. 80.121 Crow. Theresa. 127 Crow. William. 127 Cuffe. James. 121 Cuffe, Robert. Cullms. Harry. 68.69.136 Dali. Linda. 72.89.127 Dali. Patti. 62.89.136 Dali. Scott. 18.19.66.127 Dant. Jeff. 121 Dant. Terry. 58.115 Darling. Dave. 22.23.24.26.38. 39.40.41.61.66. 76.79.127 Davis. Doran. 80.81.121 Dean. James. 136 Dean. Lee. 115 DeGregorio. Nino. 127 Dehlm. Loni. 115 Dehlm. Lori. 115 Dehlin. Steve. 136 Deliormanli. Rosy 89,136 Delp. Ellen. 89 Denius. Judith. 82.127 Demus. Michael. 61.67. 76.77.80.137 DeRose, Marilyn. 88.127 DeVore. Mark. 18.19. 20.66. 77.137 DeWalt. Lesley. 127 Dickinson. Diane 60,121 Dickinson. Judy. 59.127 Diller. Thomas. 14.22.24.26.27.38. 39.66.76. 77. 137 Dinkelman, Theodore. 22. 28,35.115 Dmkelman. Tom. 18.127 Ditzler, Dave. 137 Dixon, Mark. 115 Dockins. Randy. 36.37.89.127 Donnelly. Ed. 21.115 Donnelly. Mary 58.62.78.86.126.127 Donnelly. Rebecca. 47,62,78.89.120 Douglas. Kathy. 61.80.82.86.134.137 Douglas, Paul. 36.37.80 Downey. Deborah 44.47.57.68.69. 70. 79.89.115 Downey. Durbin 68.80.86.127 Downs. Wanda. 89.127 Doyle. Mike. Doyle. Pete. 61.68.69. 71.89.121 Duff. Doug 137 Duffield. Kevin. 28.38.115 Duffield. Mark 61.80.82.89.120.121 DuHield.T.m. 20.121 Duffield. Neil Durbin. Joe. 26.27.38. 39.40.76.86.87.88.134. 137 Dye. James. 137 Dyer. Debra. 47.62,115 Earley. Holli. 137 Eble. Leslie. 69.72,76.115 Eckhoff. Ed. 18.19.20.26. 38. 39. 40.86.87.126. 127 Edgerley. Melinda. 45.61.62.72.76.77.78.80.82. 126.127 Edrington. Mona 59.137 Eggers. Kathy. 115 Eklof. Shari. 14.61.69.89.137 Elam. Bob. 127 Elam. Greg. 20.36.115 Ellberg. Tern. 60.78.89.121 Ellis. Alice. 62.67.68.69. 72.76. 77.78.126.127 156 Ells. Jim. 30.31.36.37. 72,121 Ellis. Kevin. 66.72.76.77.137 Emmett. Larry. 121 Enbom. Marla. 89.121 Erickson. Jill. 80.137 Ernst. Lora. 127 Etheridge. Mike 20.121 Evans. Patricia. 76.121 Everdmg. Richard. 80.137 Everding. Robert. 66.80.82.121 Faber. Cheryl. 127 Faber. Richard. 121 Falck. Mary. 115 Farrell. Joy. 42.45.57. 76.77.79.86.87.88.138 Farrell. Steven. 115 Fensterman. Greg. 18.19. 30.31. 76.77.138 Fensterman. Kathy. 69. 71.76.80.83.89.115 Fensterman, Tina. 68.69. 72.80.86.128 Fenwick, Melissa. 62.80.82.121 Finkle. Tina. 128 Fisher. Gregg. 28.115 Fisher, Linda. 128 Fisher. Michael. 60. 79.138 Fleming. Robert 21. 28.115 Flitz. James 36. 37.66.76.77.80.82.134 Foresman. Mark 21,61.76.115 Forney. Betty. 69. 78.80.121 Foster. Robin. 45.59.62,78.138 Fox, Connie. 72.115 Frank. Kendall. 59.138 Frashefski. Gary 115 Frashefski. Ron. 128 Frasure. William 20.31.32.114.115 Fredrickson. Marcia 89,121 Fredrickson. Russel. 59.128 Freeburg. Joan. 58.128 Freeberg. Kurt. 31. 76. 78.122 Fulkerson. Chris. 45.62.78.138 Funderberg. Becky. 78.89.122 Gartner. Kyna. 69.72.76. 77.82.86.126.128 Geiger. Donald. 20.31.32.115 Geiger. Douglas. 115 Geiger. Marie Joan. 89.128 Gentray. Bonnie. 80.115 Gibbs, Brian. 138 Gibbs. Fred. 115 Gibbs. Ken. Gibbs. Timothy. 61.89.115 Gibbs. Wayne. 59.138 Gibson. Anita. 128 Gibson. Danny. 58.116 Gibson. Diana 80.83.116 Gilbert. Richard. 82.138 Glover. Kevin. 14.80.86.134,138 Goble. Rita. 36.37.45.76.86,116 Goers. Cindy. 61.76.80.82.122 Goers. Mike. 18.138 Goodman. Fredrick. 35.61.116 Grabill. Cathy. 59.138 Gramer. Cynthia. 138 Green. Bill. 60.122 Greenback. Wayne. 122 Gneff. Jeffrey 59.128 Gneff. Pamela. 116 Groat. Kim. 69.71.89.116 Gross. Gary. 138 Grundman. Jean 60.69.61. 71. 72. 76.89.120 Gustafson. Kathy. 116 Gustafson. Phillip. 28. 36.37,76.116 Halberg. Catherine 44,61.69. 79.86.87.120.122 Halberg. Mike. Halberg. Sherry 44.69. 72.89.116 Hale. Kevin. 122 Hale. Masten. 122 Hale. Rex. 128 Hale. Roberta. 116 Hale. Teresa. 116 Hall. Kathy. 128 Hall. Shawn. 22. 28.36.37.116 Hall. Steven. 128 Hand. Kevin. 78.116 Hand. Sue. 89.122 Haney. Brenda. 79.116 Hanna. Cheryl 61,67. 76.78.80.83 Hanna. Jim. 122 Hanna, Lynette. 116 Hanna. Richard. 20.31.32. 35. 76.116 Hannah. Bill. 18.19.30.31.78.128 Hannah. Qualla. 116 Hanson. Edward. 128 Hartwig. Mary 14.61.76. 77.78.138.160 Hartwig. Steve. 20,31. 76.78. 79.120.122 Hassler. Charles. 58 Hassler. Karen. 89.122 Hassler. Shelly. 58.122 Hassler. Sheryl. 128 Hassler. Suzy. 45.46.67.72.76.77.80.83.86.87 134 Haun. Albert. 58,116 Haun. Terry 58.59.138 Heaton. Diane. 46.67.72. 78.134.139 Hedgespeth. Timothy. 22. 28.38.116 Hedrich. Rich. 20.76.80.122 Hednch. Susan. 60.62.72.76.78.128 Hendryx. Kyle 122 Herbolsheimer. Ann 116 Herbolsheimer, Glenn. 58.128 Herbolsheimer. Janice. 116 Herbolsheimer. Mark. 128 Herrick. Tim. 68. 70.76.77.80.86.87.88.128 Herzel. Dennis. 38.128 Heuer. Mark. 18. 36.122 Highfieid. John. 38. 39.40.66.86.139 Hilblom. Carla. 89.122 Hildebrand. Paula. 128 Hilmes. Gerald. 59.128 Hmderliter. Katrina. 122 Hirst. Robert 18.122 Hirst. Terry. 28.116 Hocking. Gen. 69.128 Hocking, Janet. 61.116 Hodge. Patrick. 22.23.24.38.40.86.122 Hodge. Randy. 18.19.38.39.59.66.139 Hodges. Eugene. 128 Hoeffhger. Nancy 128 Holler. Tony. 20. 28. 76.116 Hollingsworth. Amy. 72.80.128 Hollingsworth. Martha. 72.80.83.114.116 Hoover. Kim. 128 Hopper. Dan. 38.122 Hopper. LouAnn. 89.122 Howarter, Danette. 78.89.122 Howarter. Deanna 44. 45. 77. 78.86.126.128 Hubbard. Don. 122 Huckelberry. Linda 128 Huffaker. Demce. 80.129 Hulslander. Nancy. 80.116 Humphries. David 139 Hunter. Dan. 20,122 Hutchinson. Janice. 60.67. 72. 76. 78.129 Ihrig. Cindy. 78.89.120.122 Irwin. Jeffrey. 61.116 Isaacson. Darolyn. 129 Isaacson, Kenneth. 116 Jackson, Julie. 122 Jackson. Robert 116 Jaggers. Robin 122 Jaggi. Simone. 61.69. 72. 76.89.129 James. David. Jenkins. Diane 69.139 Jenkins. Dianna. 58.122 Jenkins. Jeanna. 89.129 Jensen. Steven 129 Johnson. Brian. 36.61.69.72.80.82.89.116 Johnson. Carolyn. 61.69.72.80.82.89.129 Johnson. Deryl. 80.82 Johnson. Karen. 72.78. 79.80.82.83,89.122 Johnson. Keith 30.76.130 Johnson. Kelley. 80.89.116 Johnson. Kent. 120.122 Johnson. Kerne. 89.116 Johnson. Lea Anne 139 Johnson. Leonard. Johnson. Linda. 44.80.83.86.88.134.139 Johnson. Milo Johnson. Paul 26.38. 39.66.122 Johnson, Robin. 116 Johnson. Ronald. 58,59.139 Johnson. Terry. 129 Jones. Angela. 116 Jones. Brenda. 117 Jones. Debra. 122 Jones. Duane Jones. Kathy. 58.59.139 Jones. LuAnn. 58.122 Jones. Richard. 122 Jones. William 116 Judy. Steven. 80.139 Kaiser. Susan. 129 Kaiser. William. 21.28.117 Kapraun. Mark. 59.122 Keener. Daniel. 61.139 Keener. Rita. 43.79.89.117 Kelly, Anita 46.80.120.122 Kelly. Kenneth. 129 Kelly. Sherrie. 89.129 Kern. Laurence. 129 Kerr. Richard. 129 Kiefling. Jody. 117 Kimberley. Dale. 58.117 Kimberley. Fred. 129 King. Christina 44.89.122 King. James. 117 Kinsley. Sherri. 47,117 Klachko. Cynthia. 72.76. 77.139 Kleckner. Kip. 117 Klett. Kim. 46.47.61. 76.129 Kline, Randall. 28.il.89.117 Knudsen. Kent. 32.123 Knudsen. Kevin. 59.139 Koch. Nancy. 89.129 Kramer. Sue. 59.139 Krase. Kathy. 89.140 Kneger. Wendy. 117 Krone. Elvan. 129 Kuelper. Connie 139 Lacerte. Suzanne 72.80.123 Lackey. Dina. 42.45.57.62. 78.140 Lafferty. Jay. 123 Lafferty. Rhonda. 157 Lampkm. Dean. 129 Lampkm. Kenms. 123 Lampkm. Doug. 134, 140 lampkm. Mary Jane. 89.123 Lange. Jeanme 80.82.140 Lange. John. 59.140 Lange. Rodney 123 Lasier. David. 26.27.66.134.140 Lasier. Pete 20.28.36.66.123 Laughlm. Laura. 89.129 Leathers. Kathy. 140 Legner. Lenore 76.80.117 Lenihan. Barbara 117 Lenihan. Frank. Lenihan. Jeff. 140 Lewis. David. 58.59.140 Lewis. Karen. 88.89.117 Lewis. Norman 129 Lewis. Sherie 61.129 Lewis. Steve. 123 Lind. Denise. 46.69.80.117 Lind. Diane. 14.77.80.82.86.87.88.140 Lmkchorst. Tom. Little. Sharon. 78.123 Long. John. 28.35.66.79.123 Long. Tom 68.69.70.71.123 Lorenzen. LuAnn. 123 Losey. Carl. 80.82.123 Lourdeau. Keith. 18.19. 20.66.140 Lovejoy. Mark 59.129 Loving. Gail. 89.129 Lowdermilk, David. 26. 38.123 Lowdermilk. Devvie. 46. 47.129 Lowe. Kenneth 59 Lund. David. 31.32.80.114.117 Lund. Nancy. 80.129 Lymberopoulos. David 18.19.66. 77.134.140 Lymberopoulos. Gregory. 20. 28.123 Lymberopoulos. Kathy. 46.61. 80.83.88.117 Mabry. Linda. 129 Mabry, Raymond. 21.117 McCauley. Beth. 47.89.117 McCauley. Dee. 59.141 McCauley. Karen. 129 McCauley. Maureen 44.89.117 McCauley. Pat. 18.19.66 McCauley. Paul 28.117 McCauley. Sue. 43.61.86.87.129 McConnell. Kathleen 72. 89.123 McCormick. Mary Beth. 72.129 McCullough. William. 117 McDonald. Lmdy. 62.68.69. 72. 76. 78.80.82.126. 129 McElhmney. William. 117 McFadden. Frank.'129 McGuire. Kathleen. 117 McGuire. Patricia. McLain. Gwen 57.67. 72.141 McMahon. Janet 47.62.123 McMahon. Pamela. 142 McQueen, Robert 141 Makransky. JoAnn. 47.129 Makransky. Marty. 30.31.34.123 Mailer. John. 18.19.66.129 Malm. Greg. 70 Malm. Julie. 44.47.68.69.80.86.126.129 Maloy. Michael. Mark. Ivan. 20.80.82.123 Mark. Patricia. 46.60.80.82.140 Marlow. Nancy. 69.80.117 Marlow. Sally 59,129 Martin. Cheryl 46.57.61.140 Martin. Connie. 89.123 Martin. Pamela. 14.45.72.76.134.141 Mathison. Brad. 141 Mathison. Glenda 89.129 Matson. Joy. 89.120.123 Maupm. Jane 76. 79.86.129 Maynard. Mike 59 Maynard. Rick. 58.117 Mecozzi. Kathleen. 44.117 Mecozzi. Laura. 129 Mecum. Donald 117 Mecum. Jennifer. 76.89.123 Mensch. John. 141 Mensch. July. 61.69.129 Merkel. Tracy. 117 Michael. Dennis. 20.31.38.58.123 Micholic. Todd. 31.32.79.117 Middleton. Debra. 42.80.114.117 Miller, Brenda 129 Miller. Dorothy. 89.117 Miller. Kathleen. 34.35. 45.60. 76.77.86.87.88. 141 Miller. Mike. 18.19.66.141 Miller, Randal 21.31.32.117 Miller. Roger. 71.129 Miller. Thomas. 18.19.141 Mills, Patricia. 45.62.60.141 Mills. Robert. 21.117 Mitchell. Bill. Mitchell. Delores. 117 Mitchell. Elsie 117 Moats. Kenneth. 32.117 Moats. Mike. 18.19. 58.129 Moline. Charles. 20.89.123 Monroe. John. 30.36.130 Moore. Tony. 117 Morine. Bruce. 28.38.119 Morris. David. 72.141 Morris. Jill 89.130 Morse. David. 32.117 Morse. John. 59 Morton. Gary. 141 Morton. Pam. 72.89.123 Munson, Mark. 58.80.83.86.130 Munson. Paul. 21.38. 39.118 Murphey. Jane. 58.60.61.67. 72. 76.77.86.141 Murphey. Marianna. 61. 72.80.86.126.130 Mylander. Ann 118 Mylander. Lawrence. 59,66.134 Naffziger. Susan 61.80.83.89.118 Neher. Becky. 47.80.83.118 Nelson. Aaron. 61.69. 76.80.123 Nelson. Barbara. 68.80.89.123 Nelson. Eric. 20.28.118 Nelson. Joel. 14.61.68.69.79.141 Nelson. John 18.19.20.39.66.142 Nelson. Lori. 89.123 Nelson. William. 14.67.68.69. 70. 71. 72. 79.134. 142 Newlin, Kim. 142 Nichols. Patrick. 118 Nickelson, Dons. 80.123 Noble. Ken. 130 Noonan. Cynthia Nordstrom. Mark 130 Nordstrom. Teresa. 80.118 Norton. Rebecca. 45.46.62.76.78.79.89.123 Nothnagel. Carol 76.123 Nyert, Richard. 20.123 Olm. David. 142 Olinger. John. 30.123 Olmstead. Cathy 60.80.83.118 Olmstead. Cindy 80.82.142 Olmstead, Chris. 80.82.123 Oloffson. Tern. 47.123 Olson. Barbara. 72.89.123 Olson. Kristi. 44.130 Olson. Sue. 142 Ouellette. Cheryl. 58.78.130 Owens. Kevin. 123 Owens. Lea. Owens. Ronetta. Pallardy. Ann. 89.123 Pallardy. Lee Pallardy. Mary 89.118 Panzica, Denise. 76.78.123 Panzica. Paul. 130 Paul. Barb 57.69.72.76.86.87.120.124 Paxton. Jerry. 72.76. 77.79.130 Pazos. Donna. 59.86 Pazos. Judith. 86.142 Peach. Gary. 118 Peach. Ron. 30. 31.134.142 Peachey. Kevin. 18.19.20.130 Pearson. Art. 130 Pease. Connie 118 Pease. Ernie. 130 Pence. LeAnn 130 Peterson. Elizabeth. 46. 47.72.80.83.118 Peterson. Kathryn. 118 Peterson. Steve. 76.126 Phillips. Jeanne. 76.142 Phillips, Karen 118 Phillips. Marybeth. 61.76 Pieper. Vicki. Pierson. Bryan. 124 Pierson. Davida. 118 Pierson. Debra 14.67. 71. 76. 77.80.82.142.160 Pierson. Mary 58.89.124 Pierson. Robert. 20.118 Pihl. Cynthia. 86.87.130 Pilger. Glenn. 124 Pinter. Garry. 21. 28. 38.39.79.118 Pinter. Larry. 21. 28.38.118 Piper, Carol. 118 Piper, Colleen. 71,118 Piper, Deborah 42.118 Piper. Ed. 124 Piper. Marco. 58.130 Piper. Terry. 18.19.20.66.130 Plasschaert. Sandra. 118 Pohanka. Alison 67.68.69.86.130 Pohanka. John. 89.118 Pollack. Gary. 142 Poison. Gayle. 58.61.86.88.130 Poison. Sharon 44.72.89.118 Poppens. Deanne. 130 Poppens. Timothy. 80.82. 124 Potter. Penny. 46.61,78.130 Pottmger. Debbie. 47.62. 78.124 Powers. Mike 20.80.124 Pratt. Steve. 18.89.142 Pretzsch. Tim. 34.35.142 Protsko. Florence. 130 Protsko. Walter. 118 Purvis. Mark. 78.118 Quillin. Michele. 68.69.77.86.87.88.142 Quiram. Joel. 21.28.118 Racma. Sam. 59.142 158 Ratliff. Rhonda. 89.118 Ratliff. Robyn. 59.89.130 Rayfield. Julie. 72. 76.89.124 Reed. Mary Ann 78.80.124 Reeg, Bruce. 61.126.130 Reuter. Kathy. Reuter. Kevin 130 Reynolds. Ed. 26.89.130 Reynolds. Linda. 118 Reynolds. Robert 20.30.124 Reynolds. Ronald. 143 Richards. Roberta 76.89.124 Richards. Terry Riley. Annette Riley. Colleen Rinehart. Edward Rmgenberg. Jeff. 28. 34.124 Ritz. Susan. 124 Robbins. Shellee 118 Roberts. Christopher. 21. 28.118 Rockhill. Dennis. 34.35.66.143 Rod. Darwin 31.32. 38.118 Rod. Duane. 61.130 Romagnoli. Theresa. 45. 46 Roth. Patricia. 67.68.69.76. 77.80.82.86.134.143 Rowley. Bryan. 124 Ruberg. Barbara. 80. 88.89.143 Sammans. James. 130 Sapp. Rick 18.19. 26.27.130 Sartain, Karen 89.120,124 Scanland. Thomas 143 Scardon. Stephanie. 14.61.72.79.86.143 Schafer. Dan. 58.124 Schafer. Debbie. 143 Schepp.LouAnn Scherer. Keith. 22. 24. 26. 27. 38.39.40. 66.143 Schleuger. Gail. 42. 45.57.130 Schmidt. Debra. 59.89.131 Schnarr. Gary. 21. 28.118 Schroyer. Rick. 131 Schroyer. Kevin 28.118 Scott. Eric. 22. 38.39.76.79.124 Scott. Jud. 18.19. 38. 39.66.143 Scroggs. Lori. 76.80.118 Searle. Steve. 21.32.118 Seeforth, Joan 44.124 Seidel. Mark 18.19. 30.131 Sharer. Miles. 59.131 Shreve. Glenn 21.118 Sifford. LeighAnn 42.43.60 124 Simon. Connie. 80.82.83.120,124 Simon. Lori. 68.71.76.77.80.82.134.143 Simon, Tern. 61.76.89.120.124 Simon. Teresa 14.131 Sims, Bruce. 59 Sims. Stephanie. 89.131 Skaggs. Sandy 59.143 Skibmski. Mike. 36, 37.124 Skiem. Jill. 61.69.72.76.80.83.86.87.124 Skinner. Jerri. 68.69.131 Slagel. J.m 28.35.66. 76.120 Slagel. Scott 18.19. 34. 35.66.76. 77.134.143 Sliger. Charles. 80.118 Sloan. Stephen. 118 Sluts. Craig. 30,31.143 Smallwood. Patti. 131 Smetz. Louis. Smith. Mari 86. 143 Smith. Randy 18.19.30.31.66.131 Smith. Sherri. 80.89.118 Smith. Sheryl 76.118 Smith. Steve 143 Smullmg, Tim. 18.19. 30.66.131 Soderberg. Ann. 89.119 Soderberg, Laura. 44.86.126.131 Sommer. Jeffrey 32.119 Spires. Shane. 124 Squires. Nancy 89.143 Stamerjohn. Glenda 44. 45.61.68.69. 72.144 Stameriohn. Scott. 28. 36. 37.66.124 Stanard,Joseph Stanard. Lynn 119 Staples, Dale. 30.59. 144 Staples. Gary. 21.31.119 Staton. Randy 20.28.119 Steece. Kathy. 119 Steece, Tom 28.125 Stenzel. Gary 34. 35.61.86.88.144 Stenzel. Scott. 35.89.125 Stickel. Ted. 22.58.119 Stillwell. Sue. 47.59.131 Stocking, Dana 119 Stocking. Dennis. 18.19. 38. 39.40.66.131 Stocking. Jeffrey. 22. 28.119 Stocking. Mary Stone. Wayne 86.87.126.131 Storm. Janice. 46.47 Storm. Robert. 22.23.24.66.144 Streit. Ingrid. 42.119 Strunk. Becky 69.131 Strunk. Lisa. 61. 76.89.125 Strunk. William. 22. 28. 38.119 Stuebe. William. 35.125 Sturm. Vicki. 131 Sullivan. T.m 28.36.37.76.125 Summers. Jeff. 21 Swan. Timothy 22.28.38. 76. 79.119 Swanson. Calvin. Swanson. Cliff. 18.19. 20.27.66.77.144 Swanson. Eric. 21. 28.119 Swanson. Robert 20.66 Sward. Kevin. 38.86.131 Tammen. Carol. 76.80.88.89.119 Tammen. Mark. 67. 71. 76.144 Tarsmos. Jim. 131 Taylor. Alv.n. 22.23. 24. 30.31.66.131 Taylor. Brad. 18.19.20.26. 27.38.39.144 Taylor, Brenda Taylor. Kathy. 76.119 Taylor. Mary 119 Taylor. Ralph. 125 Thompson. Debbie. 131 Thompson. Donna. Thompson. Jerry. Thompson. Jerry. 28. 35.66.67.80.119.125 Timberlake. John. 22.23. 24. 38,39.40.131 Tobler. Margaret. 72.89.125 Toler. Dana. Toler. Jill. 131 Toler. Mindy. 44.119 Torchia. Nina. 14.67.68.69. 70.71. 72. 76. 77.131 Torchia. Robert 20. 28. 38.119 Torchia. Tom. 18.19.20.38. 39.41 Tovrea. Debbie. 119 Towne. Pam. 61.79.89.131 Traufler. Mary 144 Truitt. Susan 44. 119 Turner. Carolyn. 72.80.83.119 Turner. Karen 125 Turner. Linda. 61.86.144 Turner. Phillip. 21. 28.89.119 Turner. Sandie. 14.60.86.87.144 Turpen. David 60.76.134 Vail. Kevin. 36. 37.66.125 VanOrdstrand. Michael. VanOrdstrand. Stephanie. 60. 72. 76. 78.131 Velon. Joan 45.46.61.86.144 Vernon. Thomas. 61.86.87.144 VeZam. DuAnne. 60,80.131 VeZam. Michelle. 83.119 Vickrey. Donna. 119 Vickrey. Kevin 144 Vincent. Dale. 125 Vitale. Kim 131 Vladika. Tim. 30.131 Vorhies. Craig. 22.28. 35.125 Wagner. Karen. 79.119 Wamwnght. Jim. 145 Walker. Chene 46.125 Wall. Barbara. 42.86.131 Wall. Gary. 21. 31.32.119 Wall. Rick. 18.19.145 Wallis, Scott. 61.145 Walser. Pam. 59.131 Walstrom. John. 22.28.38.119 Walstrom. Linda. 80.131 Warkms.J R. 119 Warlmg. John 20.31.38. 70.125 Warren. Randy. Washer. Colleen. 68.69.86.87.131 Wathen. Mike 18.19. 20.34. 35.66,145 Webster. Pam. 76.119 Wedding. Wynn. 125 Welsch, Alice. 125 Welsh. James. 119 Welsh. John. 28.131 Welsh. Melvin 22.31. 38.125 Welsh. Timothy. 119 West. Rhonda. 89,125 Wheelock. Cathy. 125 Whitlock. Don. 145 Whitlock. Ron. 145 Wilde. Ted. 21.32.36.61.80.119 Wilkerson. Brian. 125 Williams. Ann 61.80.86.125 Williams. Ed. Williams. Patricia. 119 Williams. Rodney 21 Wirges. Brad. 125 Wisniewski. Sue. 59.145 Wolcott. Cynthia 68.86.87.88.131 Wolf. Amy. 14. 39. 44.68.69.72. 76. 77.86.87.145 Wolf. Kevin. 131 Wolf. Paul. 119 Wood. Connie. 72.89.120.125 Wood. Lenn 145 Wooley. Dana. 80.125 Woolley. Peggy 88.89.125 Woolley. Rebecca. 89.119 Yates. Julie. 76.79.125 Yelm. Curtis. 35.125 Yepsen. Jerry. 125 Ziegler. Dan. 131 Zimmerman. David. 21.28.61.80.119 Zimmerman. Susan. 42. 43.45.77.145 159 Afterword Looking back on all of the events of the year, and counting the memories that we shall cherish for the years to come, we must recognize those whose efforts helped to create the memories in this scrapbook A special thank you to the school board and the administration for their support. Mr. Nickelsen and Mr Gardner for their time. Lori Simon for her creativity. Miss Ehrmantraut for everything, and last but not least, the staff Pam, Julie. Tom. Bill. Stephanie. Kevin. Diane. Sandie. Amy. Shari. Joel. Nina, and Teresa Deb Pierson Mary Hartwig mmm