Princeton High School - Tiger Yearbook (Princeton, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1986 volume:

OELEBRATE '86 A TIGER PRINCETON HIGH SCHOOL 103 S. EUCLID AVENUE PRINCETON ILLINOIS 61356 Activities p. 48 Extra-curricular activities compliment the academic life at P.H.S. Students invest many hours in the wide X, 2 Opening range of activities at the high school. Each activity gives the student a reason to celebrate his own personal A g accomplishment. fl X R Sports p. 16 Sports are a major focus at P.H.S. The hard work of the outstanding athletes with the excellent coaching staff gives the fans reason to celebrate. Coaches help the athletes to not only excel in sports but also in sportsmanship. Through the efforts of the athletes and coaches, Princeton fans are always given a good show. K . gi W f Academics p. 80 The high standards established at P.H.S. motivate the faculty and students to work together to make learning happen. The experience and dedication of the staff along with the fine student cooperation enable the student body to grow as students and as individuals. Successful learning is constantly celebrated at P.H.S. Man y ays To Celebrate Underclassmen p. 98 Freshmen experience high school life with mixed emotions while sophomores and juniors turn those emotions into enjoyment and satisfaction. Being involved with fund raising projects and helping to boost school spirit is part of the celebration of being an underclassman at P.H.S. Seniors p.124 As seniors, final accomplishments are recognized, long lasting friendships are cherished, and future plans are made, as they celebrate their final year at P.H.S. High school experiences become memories as seniors look toward the future. Opening 3 This building was completely destroyed by fire on December 15, 1924. Princeton High School has always been based on the traditional high value of education. It has also kept up with the times by growing and remodeling whenever it was neces- sary to meet the needs of its stu- dents. On April 23, 1866, a committee was organized and applied for a charter that was granted by Governor Og- lesby on February 5, 1867. The building, one of the oldest township schools in the state, was erected in June and dedicated to the people of Princeton August 27, 1867 at a cost of 36000. The first enrollment consisted of 130 students and in 1870, 15 students be- came the first to graduate from Prin- ceton High School. The first princi- pal was Henry Boltwood. The building was remodeled and en- larged for the first time in 1894 and again in 1908 to meet the needs of increased enrollment. On December 15, 1924, the building was completely destroyed by fire from an unknown cause. Classes continued in the city hall, the post office, and the Christian and Mission Covenant churches for the next year and a half. The new school was opened Septem- ber 27, 1926 at a cost of S400,000. It was 350 feet long and 100 feet wide. There were twenty classrooms and a library, an auditorium that seated 1,1003 chemistry, physics, and bo- tanical laboratories: a science lec- ture roomg and a gymnasium. In 1958, the Prouty Building was ad- ded. The building was named after Charles and Katherine Prouty after S350,000 of the Prouty Estate was donated toward the addition. The board sold S725,000 in bonds which was paid back in ten years. Addition- al taxes and levies amounting to S160,000 paid the rest. The total cost was 31,235,000 At the same time that the Prouty Building was added, remodeling was being done in the main building. Since industrial arts, agriculture, band, vocal music, art, and acafete- ria were now being housed in the new addition, the rooms which had housed them before in the main building were converted to other uses. In the seventies, more remodeling was done. An English Building was constructed in 1970 at the south end of the main building to relieve crowded conditions. This was the first air-conditioned building on campus. Later the auditorium seats were replaced. Two houses across the street on the corner of Central and Euclid were aquired. Both houses were torn down in 1984 to make way for a parking lot. The latest addition to Princeton High School is the new science wing with an anticipated completion date by late spring at a cost of 2.4 million dollars. The purpose for this addi- tion is to update the science depart- ment for educational and safety rea- sons, to conserve energy which i: lost when students open doors tc pass between buildings, and foi handicap accessibility. This additior will make it possible for students tc go from the main building to the Prouty Building without going out- side. There will be three floor: which will be connected to the mair building. On the first floor will be 2 TMH CTrainable Mentally Handi- cappedb room and two classrooms On the second floor will be two biol- ogy rooms, a green house, a science display area, an office for the teach- ers, and another science classroom On the third floor will be the physics and chemistry rooms and a class- room. In the main hallways on al. three floors will be lockers whicl will put the half sized lockers out o: use. There will be a basement whicl' will allow students to reach the bot- tom floor of the Prouty Building. A wheel chair ramp is to be construct- ed from the edge of the track to the first floor of the addition where a sei of bathrooms will be built. The addi- tion will have three full sets of stairf and the stage has been expanded foi a scene shop and storage space There will be a hallway from thi third floor to the balcony of th Prouty Gym. The whole system is set up so that the handicapped will not have to climb any steps to reaclr any part of the building. Princeton High School has come a long way since 1866, always chang- ing to meet the educational needs oi the times. E The first Princeton High School circa 1867 Princeton High School in 1954 The Many Fa ces Of Prjn ceton High School E is S N 1 - N-ft-L ,Ti 'WH s , . U .... A , M , - M 2-sz'--A y 1' MMM Q--1 . J iii - f .. .. Q' . ...W .. 'S -- .---- I 'L' .. Sheri Lamers, Jennifer Khoshbin, and Krista Isaacson all display a variety of paisley prints. ' Center picture - Designer watches made a big impact this season. They appeared in many different shapes and sizes. 6 Fad and Fashion Peg leg jeans, both dark and faded, as Many styles of boots and shoes were se1 worn by Dulcie Hunt, seemed to be the the campus of' P.H.S. popular style. Students Show Style i MOVIE TRENDS 1. Back to the Future 2. Rambo 3. Rocky IV 4. St. E1mo's Fire 5. Pee-Wee's Big Adventure 6. Breakfast Club 7. A Nighmare of Elm Street 8. White Nights 9. European Vacation 10. Spies Like Us MUSIC STYLES 1. Mr. Mister 2. Tears for Fears 3. Howard Jones 4. Dire Straits 5. Starship 6. Heart 7. Thompson Twins 8. Nik Kershaw 9. Phil Collins 10. Huey Lewis and the News Long wool coats, like the one worn by Trends in hairstyles varied from the bobbed look to the shorter, shaved styles as shown by Beth Naffziger, were also fashionable this Sheri Lamers, the bubble gum blowing Jodi Debo, and Jodi Eckberg. season. Also pictured is Erick Wahlgren as he passes to his next class. Fad and Fashion 7 Fads And Fashions Time will come and time will go, but as long as there are people, fads and fashions will continue to grow. The history of today's fads and fashions can be traced as far back as the beginning of the Nineteenth century. The 1920's started off the era of the flappers. They wore dresses made of beads, usually accompanied by a boa. The next decade brought about a greater interest in woman's head attire. Besides hats, the straight ankle length skirts appeared. Later in the 1940's the emphasis traveled all the way down to the feet. Sandals known as Huaraches became popular, and soon after that came shoulder pads, which gave the wearer a more masculine appearance. After the war, came the carefree Fifties. During this time poodle skirts and saddle shoes were worn, and hula hoops became the rage. In contrast with the carefree Fifties, came the movements of the Sixties. Bell bottom pants and long hair were mainly associated with this time period. Yet in the Seventies the trend made a drastic turn towards mini skirts which were worn while discoing. Now in the Eighties many of the fashions and fads from earlier decades are being brought back. For instance, fashions include pedal pushers, mini skirts, paisley prints, long coats, padded shoulders, hats and penny loafers. A few of the fads of the Eighties are playing hackey sac and collecting designer watches. Fads and Fashions are good indicators of the times. It's hard to say what the future will bring to the fashion scene. 8 Fad and Fashion Laurie Weissman and Dulcie Hunt pose for the camera to show off some of the latest fashions - Dulcie's paisley shirt and Laurie's stirrup pants topped with over- sized shirt. Also seen at P.H.S. were broaches which were worn on coats and sweaters. Caught at a Student Council Meeting, Melinda Eckberg seated between Angie Hayes and Sheri Lamers, nervously displays her broach. 'ie f Q , t i F yyiyi f f 1 evin Johnson shows his flair for fashion his long fur coat. Seated nearby is Fred artwright. Connie Pierson's bobbed hair pulled back by a head band fits one of the many popu- lar styles. The patent leather and designer purses made a strong appearance this year and could be found practically everywhere Fad and Fashion 9 I5 Homecoming Royalty 5 7' 5-.A Above - Freshman attendants, Kecia Schmieg and Chad Hult, and Sophomore attendants, Angie Eckberg and Craig Martin, accompany Queen Becky Staton and King Jeff Julian on the Homecoming float. Upper right - Queen Becky Staton and King Jeff Julian Right - The entire Homecoming Court gathers at the dance. 10 Homecoming 3 0 , 0 o md And Ram Can t Dam pen Spm t. Senior attendants Amy Smith and John Senior attendants Kim Sharp and Erick Senior attendants Angie Bruyn and Jim Reinhardt Wahlgren Randall l S i :su l l ,INA ,X Aki' -.Ni , s... -, Sfllflf AMY ,W?A'V7l9 QM' I H -Sffvfoff A7 AI T KIM S flfx 5- 'ig- 5. , 577 'S 4f'77ff1f4QR al' jflixfg M it QATIFWVD4 .-,H 1 l F' 111715. A l i so I A 'im- :rlx M , A 4 'E-. 'NT , QL ,Qa 35 FH r 1 Sl all A, f .S . . 'VF pn X Senior attendants Lynn Fitzgerald and Senior attendants Krista Isaacson and Senior attendants Lisa Woods and Jon L1- Steve Smith Derek Dressler vey Homecoming 11 At The Movies At P.H.S., Homecoming festivi- ties must go on, even if the weath- er does not cooperate. The week opened with Splash and everyone went Hawaiian. The spirit link competition got underway and classes started on their floats. Tuesday's main event was Class and students came attired in their Sunday best. Jeff Julian and Becky Staton were crowned King and Queen during coronation and reigned over the rest of the week's activities. Wednesday brought PeeWee's Big Adventure and a bunch of real nerds to the halls of P.H.S. A great number of celebrities showed up on Thursday when Trading Places was featured. The big day arrived with a double feature. In the morning it was Blue Thunder with blue and white dressing. It was announced Pam Shriver smiles for the camera on Nerd Day. that the Sophomores had edged out the Seniors in a heated spirit link competition. Then it was time for A View to Kill parade, pep ral- ly, and game. At Soldiers and Sail- ors Park, all the classes joined in cheers and the school song as the Tigers prepared for a victory. The Kittens were victorious over the Meteors, but the Tigers were defeated by the Rock Falls Rock- ets, 21-0. Saturday night closed out the hec- tic week of activities with Vision Quest - Crazy for You dance. Mu- sic was provided by Joe Hawkins. Homecoming 1985 received so much applause that there is a se- quel in the works for next year. Would you believe Homecoming 1986?? Celebrants on Hawaiian Day gather in the chorus room. 12 Homecoming The cheerleaders prepare for the grand entrance of the Tigers. FAR LEFT - Mr. Crane and Mr. Kaiser became the Blues Brothers on Idol Day. 434 Dave Jenkins carries the ball in an attempt to score. Homecoming 13 f '79 14 Homecoming ul- fi 'Q 1 ff Qi TQ 'IF .gas A 'A' Top Right - Junior attendants Jana Larkin and Tom Shea Middle right - Cheerleaders display their banner before the beginning of the game. Lower right - Many of the players and cheerleaders ride an antique fire engine in the parade. Left - Cubie, good luck charm of the football team, stands above the pep rally at Soldiers and Sailors Park. Raw .uxi K kim ' tk 'R Mig, 4 .'5-- - , 'nth ' V - - : '-:Q ' Q-mf., rr Q I LLL' ! We 'Ve Got Spirit S is Q r ,n .5 . I Egg ' -pq- in I . N',f it 1 , wp ,W WWW, ' Nltcmil cowl M' OY W WHWE WE WAN 'awk ww., , 4. r . N. I... Q. 'ffv wt www-e. EM u s N fs Upper left - Foreign exchange student Hilde Brutsaert and her escort Mike Lord. Above - The Freshmen took first place in the parade with their version of The Dead Zone. Lower left - Several FFA members ride on their float on a blustery day, Homecoming 15 3 5 5 3 ! 5 X .K A Q F .. XJ, -vnwvfr Mir-M? I s l. - V .X Q :Q X-, Q . 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Row 2: Coach Swinford, Brian Moore, Pat Bryson, Dave Jenkins, Steve Smith, Tom Krager, Dan Bogott, Ch: Bohnsack, Dave Kuelper. Row 3: Coach Wahlgren, Rick Schickel, Kevin Staton, Erick Wahlgren, Shad VanWaes, Mike May, To Manning, Ben Dzurisin, Coach Gaumer It was a very successful year although We suffered many injuries. I feel the true potential of our team came out in our last game against Dunlap when we beat them and they still made it to the playoffs. All of our success came in spite of poor weather and a tough schedule. We played five teams that made it to the playoffs, commented Coach Gaumer after his first year as head football coach. 1985 Tiger Football WE THEY 13 12 3 Q i COACHING STAFF Row 1: Gale Gross, Tad Smith, Steve Kise Max Gaumer. Row 2: Randy Swinford, Brian Church, Rob To chia, Lee Wahlgren IVC Rockridge 8 32 Marquette 0 13 Rochelle 13 6 Mendota 27 12 Rock Falls 0 21 Kewanee 8 28 Hall 15 14 , Dunlap 24 17 Overall record 5-4 Sophomore overall 6-3 Freshman overall 6-1 9 l 5 3 l Top left - Jeff Julian kicks up a storm. Top middle - Steve Smith tries for a touchdown. Top right - Mike Jensen runs with style. Middle left - RETURNING LETTERMEN Row 1: Jerry Quinlan, Pat Bryson, Mike May, Dave Jenkins, Dave Kuelper Row 2: Erick Wahlgren, Jeff Julian, Steve Smith, Dan Bogott Middle right - Jeff Robbins looks the situation over as he runs with the ball. Bottom left - Dan Bogott eyes the goal line. Bottom right - Steve Smith holds on to the ball for dear life. Football 19 Unanimous all conference defensive back - Dan Bogott Unanimous all conference offensive lineman - Mike May All conference offensive end - Steve Smith Special mention all conference - Mike Jensen - Kevin Staton - Ben Dzurisin - Pat Bryson - Erick Wahlgren Honorable mention all conference - Dave Jenkins - Tom Manning - Rich Robinson Offensive most improved - Jeff Robbins Defensive most improved - Shad VanWaes Pat Bryson Howard Line award - Mike May WZOE lineman - Mike May WZOE back - Mike Jensen MVP Defense - Dan Bogott MVP Offense - Steve Smith Special mention to Craig Martin, a sophomore, who rushed for 1034 yards in 140 carries 20 Football Aff lg W f . af' 5 ':', Q J - Fli p, TT' .- f i i J ' fs .. ' tz: A - , s p l s . t g i- ' f p 5 - fp X? S lg ft '. t f f - ig- is it - : Ist A I kikh.. ' 'Q' K Vikw A I . it -Y X .,.'.,. I IQ: kj N,t., i j N .. 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' ' 2 V .- -f In ,V .Q rr wi r' ,tri , 222 5459 SOPHOMORE TEAM Front: Jim Hill, Joel Weber, Ted O'Brien, Jason Claire, Steve Nink, Stewart Wilson, Greg Sayler, Jeff Carver, Tom iurdis, Mark Hoffman, Craig Martin, Mike Skaggs, Doug Tinker, John Schickel, Chris Engstrom, Tim Manning, Kevin Mcshane, Coach Tor- Srasile, Glenn May Back: Coach Church, Corby Howard, Allen La- Chia ESHMAN TEAM Front: Scott Heller, Mike Wysocki, Scott Trotter, Chad Byers, Tim Lewis, Curt nmitt, Glen Hardin, Coach Kiser Back: Coach Smith, Eric Thompson, Chad Hult, Kyle Cain, Steve erson, Joe Burgess, Scott Grimmer, Eric Weber, Kai Wahlgren, Mike Thomson, Coach Gross SOPHOMORE RECORD IVC Rockridge Marquette Rochelle Rock Falls Mendota Kewanee Hall Dunlap WE THEY 16 6 14 8 30 14 6 14 24 20 14 30 14 2 6 8 30 6 Football 21 PHS Pros Are Fourth In State R S 2 S 3 5 S i s 2 Varsity golf team: Kevin Johnson, Greg May, Fred Cartwright, Dave May, Shawn Nichols, Jon Livey. 1 22 Golf 'af ff , 5 1 V W ,, ' 55 94 if f 1 5 .E 2 I f E if i Q P E 5 3 Greg May Jon Livey Kevin Johnson VYQ Fred Cartwright Shawn Nichols resh-Soph Golf Team: Brian Henning, Terry Kelly, Tim Murfin, Dave Tracy, tob Brown, Scott Farley, Mike Sitterly, Terry Smallwood, Chip Bird. Dave May The 1985 Princeton High School varsity golf team had another very successful season with a near perfect 14-1 record. For the second year in a row, the varsity team placed fourth in the IHSA State Golf Tournament. As an in- dividual, Kevin Johnson placed tenth in the state. Kevin was also named as the Best Putter and Most Valuable Golfer on the team, while Rob Brown won the award for Most Improved Golfer. Varsity Golf Results WE THEY Sterling 156 160 Ottawa 156 157 Kewanee 158 182 Sterling Newman 157 164 Rock Falls 157 182 St. Bede 155 177 LaSalle-Peru 158 178 Dixon 158 163 Putnam County 163 185 Hall 162 186 St. Bede 162 179 Kewanee 159 194 Rochelle 162 180 Mendota 162 192 Geneseo 165 154 Junior Varsity team had a 6-4 record. Go 23 Cross Country Keeps 011 R unnjng GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY RESULTS We They IVC 22 37 Kewanee 32 26 Rock Falls 29 26 Dixon 40 23 Ottawa 15 45 Streator 24 32 Oregon 24 32 Auburn 16 41 Oregon Open 5th place Princeton Homestead 1st place Rock Falls Invitational 7th palce Kaneland Invitational 13th place Dixon Invitational 10th place Sterling Invitational 17th place Amboy Invitational 5th place NCIC 4th Regional 9th 24 Cross Country GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY Row 1: Jennifer Khoshbin, Sue Josephson, Sara Jo- sephson Row 2: Greta Halberg, Lara Kautz, Coach Tacchi, Patty Johnson, Kelly Bosworth Most Valuable Jennifer Khoshbin Scott Williams Finn Service Award Sara Josephson Bonne Bell Circle of Excellence Award Jennifer Khoshbin Sara Josephson K9 NG' VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY Row 1: Mike McKune, Jeff Jansen, Tony Harris, Dwight Darling, Thad Boss, Scott Loving, Brian Wittwer Row 2: Coach Coates, Tony Grace, Jerry Oaks, Whitney Eckard, Doug Schroyer, Brad Anderson, David Headley, Art Wiliams VYWL I if if 1 1' Nr 3' is . -. C, Z FROSH-SOPH Row 1: Andy Morse, Dave Nelson, Thad Boss, Bob Koger, E. J. Carter Row 2: Mark Stephens, Steve Schennum, Steve Hendrickson, Bob Drake, Coach Coates Cross Countiiy is both an individual and a team sport. his was pointed out this year as the varsity had some great individual Berformances highlighted by senior Dwight arling's 88tlw ace finish in the state meet. Senior Brian ittwer won the Oregon Open, placed fourth at the Princeton Invitational, sixth at the Dixon Invitational, and ninth in the regionals while loggingi over seven hundred miles and being t e number one runner for the Tigers al season. Other seniors on this year's stiuad included four-year runners David Hea ey, Scott Loving, and Art Williams and three-year runners Whitney Eckard, Mike McKune, and Jerr Oaks. Junior letter winners included Brac? Anderson, Tony Grace, Tony Harris, Jeff Jansen, and Doug Schroyer. Sophomore varsitylletter winners were Thad Boss and Dave elson. Captains for this year's team were Brian Wittwer and Dwight Darling. Darling was voted most valuable runner. Tony Grace, the top junior runner, logged over 350 miles during the summer. ave Nelson and Jeff Jansen earned All-NCIC Academic team status by having an accumulated grade point average o 3.72 or above. The frosh-soph team had a great year as a team as they compiled a dual meet record of ten wins and onliy one loss, won three invitationals, an beat eighty-five schools while losing to twenty overall during the season. Top frosh-sgph runners included Thad Boss, Andy Morse, teve Schennum, Dave Nelson, Bob Koger, Mark Stephens, E. J . Carter, and Steve Hendrickson. Dawn And Diane Ace It To State! il VARSITY TENNIS TEAM Row 1: Dulcie Hunt, Connie Pierson Row 2: Michelle Martin, Cindy Johnson, Jenny Jesse, Kristin Swanson, Michelle McCall, Dawn Krug, Hilde Brutsaert Row 3: Hye Ok Pak, Lisa Krieger, Amy Vaughn, Shelly Smith, Cheryle Foley, Diane Lymberopoulos The 1986 Princeton girls tennis teams had another exciting season. The varsity finished the season with six wins and four losses. The doubles team placed fourth in the NCIC and won various honors in tournaments. A highlight of the season had to be that Diane Lymberopoulos and Dawn Krug went to the state finals. 26 Tennis iii' 17 Dawn Krug at practice. Diane Lymberopoulos shows her excite ment for the win. LEFT Barb Skaggs makes : her way to the courts for her W h match. LOWER LEFT J JW ' Mindy Jesse and Anne Hodge walk away from a tiring practice session. BELOW Jenny Jesse is 1 J caught in action on the .ge tennis courts. My .i,. . .... ,, .yyy HW A tr-sf' T2 W. f mmmqv ,W ,W , , ., ., ,i.. M M:wJw ggi? .. an 'E' E: a B R 'R ,Q N s as er X, F 'Q a'5irf1'W' N' as ., S' Q, -:-2 tz : is X ..1 r f tv - S l '59 FROSH-SOPH TEAM Row 1: Emily Clark, Kim McCauley, Mindy Jesse, Katherine Kernan Row 2: Amie White. Sarah Gibson, Barb Skaggs, Bekah Barlow Row 3: Anne Hodge, Shelly Mares, Pam Brown Tcnnn Prin ce ton Tjgresses Ha Ve Another Winning Season Varsity Volleyball Team Row 1: Amy Smith, Christi Kelly, Lynn Fitzgerald, Lisa Tracy, Dolk, Jennifer Jones, Lisa Smith. Row 2: Coach Placek, Jana Larkin, Becky Staton, Angie Brenda Blohm, Kim Sharp, Sheila Post, Liz Telfer. Varsity Volleyball Results La Moille W 15-2, 15-6 Lostant L 1,1-15, 11-15 Henry W 15-6, 15-7 Rock Falls W 10-15, 15-1, 15-6 Putnam County W 8-15, 15-10, 15-9 Dixon W 15-0, 15-1 Ohio W 15-9, 11-15, 15-11 Sterling W 15-12, 15-9 Rock Falls W 15-5, 12-15, 15-13 Dixon W 15-1, 15-9 Sterling W 15-5, 15-9 Hall W 15-3, 15-2 Kewanee W 15-4, 15-4 Rochelle W 15-9, 16-14 Ottawa W 15-7, 15-17, 15-2 Geneseo W 15-12, 14-16, 15-8 Streator W 15-5, 15-11 Tiskilwa L 13-15, 3-15 LaSalle-Peru W 15-6, 15-7 Mendota L 14-16, 10-15 Marseilles W 15-6, 16-14 Bradford W 9-15, 15-1, 15-9 Tiskilwa L 14-16, 12-15 Overall record: 19-4 NCIC Record: 10-1 SOPHOMORES Overall: 13-8 NCIC: 9-2 FRESHMEN Overall: 8-2-1 NCIC: 6-2 28 Volleyball Above left - Brenda Blohm is poised for action. Above - A happy Becky Staton runs on to the floor. Left - Kim Sharp completes a successful serve. ophomore Volleyball Team Row 1: Rita Kastor, Susan Mead, Niki Hamel, Sarah Sharp, raci VanWaes, Tammy Skaggs, Tracy Hult. Row 2: Coach Placek, Rachel Robinson, .ngie Eckberg, Maria Blohm, Jodi Eckberg, Shelley VanderMeersch, Karen Daley, .ngie Hassler. reshman Volleyball Team Row 1: Natalie Marsh, Stephanie Wilson, Andrea Morman. ,ow 2: Taunia May,.fRachael Gross, Aniessa Jenner, Virginia Larson, Angie Hayes, .athy Flaherty. Row 3: Becky Hanna, Karla Manthe, Lora Townsend, Heidi Miller, ridget Albright, Sheri Lamers, Katie Howard, Coach Milles. For the second year in a row, the varsity team was Co- Champions of the NCIC. Many individuals earned honors for their outstanding performances. Brenda Blohm was Most Valuable Player, first team all conference, and honorable mention all state. Kim Sharp was Most Improved Player and first team all conference. Jana Larkin was first team all conference. Amy Smith and Angie Noble were second team all conference. Tonya Dolk was honorable mention all conference. Top - Sophomore players prepare to go back on the floor after a timeout. Bottom - Karen Daley pauses from her duties as a line judge. Volleyball 29 Wre tiers Are Tough Guys FROSH-SOPH WRESTLERS Row 1: Brad Vetter, Joel King, Jim Morris, Doug Tinker. Row 2: Mike Wysocki, Tim Lewis, Joel Weber Carl Bohm. Row 3: Coach Smith, Scott Trotter, Chad Byers, Eric Thompson, Tom Schickel Coach Wahlgren Wrestling Record WE THEY Minooka 15 51 Hall 48 24 Galva 54' 3 Polo 33 35 Limestone 20 45 l.V.C. 14 49 Rockridge 18 48 e Erie 21 45 Mendota 32 33 LaSalle-Peru 16 48 Ashton 42 30 Ottawa 33 24 Dixon 20 45 Rock Falls 13 47 Amboy 14 47 , S-treator 30 32 Rochelle 30 42 Mt. Morris 27 39 Kewanee 39 30 Marseilles 40 26 ,,,,, Manteno 51 13 rr A stiuman Valley 11 53 ,, r: - i Tony Grace stru les a ainst his o 0- : I ,,,,. nent. gg g pp ,: X X X 4 F si The 1985-1986 Wrestling Team had an exciting year in terms of individual effort and performance. The team produced two sectional qualifiers, a region- al champion, a conference champion, and brought home numerous medals from tournaments entered. Highlights of the season include a 30-11 win! loss record by senior captain and regional champion Jerry Oaks, a stellar perfor- mance by second year senior Brian Wittwer who qualified for ,sectionals and posted a 22-6 record, 17-6 and 10-7 records respectively for senior standouts Jerry Quinlan and Dave Jenkins, a great 21-13 record for junior Tony Grace, and a super season for the Fresh-Soph team who had one of the strongest seasons in recent years. One of the highlights had to be NCIC champion Jim Morris. Awards presented at the end of the season were Most Valuable Wrestler Jerry Oaks, Most Improved Wrestler Brian Wittwer, 1986-1987 Captains Tony Grace and Kevin Staton, Most Improved Sophomore Doug Tinker, and Most Improved Freshmen Chad Byers and Mike Wysocki. Other 1986 Stats are most pins, 19 by Jerry Oaksg most decision wins, 11 by Jerry Quinlang most nearfalls, 48 by Jerry Oaks, most takedowns, 33 by Jerry Quinlan, most rever- sals, 24 by both Jerry Oaks and Brian Wittwerg and most escapes, 24 by Jerry Quinlan. Jerry Oaks is speechless after the regional championship. ll ..... VARSITY WRESTLERS Row 1: Tony Grace, Jerry Oaks, Jim Morris, Dave Headley, Allen Camp, Juan Arellano, Rick Schickel Row 2: Coach Swinford, Coach Wahlgren, Brian Wittwer, Jerry Quinlan, Dave Jenkins, Kevin Staton, Carl Bohm, Coach Smith Jim Morris goes for a fireman's carry. Wrestling 31 Tjgresses Win econd Regional it A -aa, Zia fl? , fm. ,ya ff. i-,J JW, 2 VfV,,, H K we 'M' .xi ' fe - Y as ,,-, - J ta. . 1, ,ay X LV,, , -aah... y . mfzyf -' 'mg-,gm-. vwgxg a.5gii,, f f, V , j 1 , ,,,, W., W rem, 'fzf.f3w-Q ., VARSITY GIRLS BASKETBALL Row 1: Rachel Robinson, Connie Pierson, Susan Trotter, Sheila Smith, Kristie Weber. Row 2: Am Smith, Jana Larkin, Kristi Doubet, Hilde Brutsaert, Amy Vaughn, Row 3: Coach Smith, Kim Lorenzen, Melissa Gibbs, Ann Maller, Brend Blohm, Angie Noble, Jodi Fiste. This 1985-1986 edition of the girls basketball team was something very special. They tied for most victories in a season with twelve, won their own holiday tournament, won the regional championship for the sec- ond straight year, and won their first game ever in the sectional tour- nament. The Tigresses were led by MVP Angie Noble, Brenda Blohm-most improved, and point guard Rachel Robinson. The rest of the starting 'six' cast included three seniors who completed four years of basketball and were instrumental in many of our victories. This group consists of Melissa Gibbs, best at drawing fouls, Kim Lorenzen, best free throw shooterg and Amy Smith, best jump shot and scorer from outside. 32 Girls Basketball GIRLS BASKETBALL RESULTS Putnam Count St. Bede Ottawa Geneseo Atkinson Streator Amboy Marquette LaSalle-Peru Mendota Rock Falls Dixon Sterling Hall Western . Bradford Kewanee Rochelle Y irriirrrgiirrirrrrr Princeton Holiday Tournament 3-0 Sophomore Record 8-12 Freshman Record 1-12 5 1-47 27-22 66-47 58-13 66-36 51-42 45-43 50-45 48-47 56-48 81-57 63-37 64-46 55-27 56-37 63-57 59-30 52-44 O I i gt Brenda Blohm tips the ball to our side Fm 11-Soph Works Hard FRESHMAN BASKETBALL TEAM Row 1: Amber Moreland, Natalie Marsh, April Tracy, Shannon Bryson, Amber Russell, Kerrie Iackson. Row 2: Laura Donovan, Andrea Morman, Erika Pinkston, Pam Lewis, Shannon Rednour Row 3: Coach Larson, Dawn Frazier, Fonya Blumhorst, Kathy Flaherty, Katie Howard, Heidi Miller, Tami York, Bridget Albright, Melinda Eckberg. SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL TEAM Row 1: Angie Hassler, Stacey Moore, Tammy Hilmes, Tracy Hult, Tracy Stamberger, Tammy Isaacson, Traci VanWaes Row 2: Coach Coates, Sue Josephson, Susan Mead, Kim Larson, Elizabeth Nally, Tasha Hilmes, Karen Daley, Tammy Skaggs Tj ers Win First Regional Since 55 VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM Row 1: Tom Shea, Dan Gelsomino, Kevin Johnson, Dan Bogott, Scott Loving, Derek Dressler Row 2 Coach Lavorato, Matt Bretzlaff, John Reinhardt, Fred Cartwright, Steve Smith, Dave Sass, Jeff Julian, Erick Wahlgren Mark Jebelian Coach Torchia The 1985-1986 Tigers continued their tradition of winning basket- ball. Playing one of the best Class A schedules in the state, the Ti- gers finished with an excellent 20 won 9 loss record. Tenacious defense coupled with an aggressive patterned offense earned them second in their own Thanksgiving Tournament, fourth at the Macomb Holiday Tournament, and third in the al- ways tough North Central Con- ference. Despite injury and illness, the players rallied putting forth a su- per effort. Their determination and hard work were rewarded by winning the Regional Champion- ship. This was the first Regional plaque brought home by the boys basketball team in 31 years. 34 Basketball Jeff Julain runs through the tunnel of support Steve Danielson, Jim Beltramlni, Tony Lavorato, Rob Torchia, Scott Carter Slew Smith keeps il just OU! Of FGHCTI- Dan Bogott goes up in the air for the ball. Varsity Basketball Results WE THEY Ottawa 68 61 Henry 57 34 Geneseo 71 60 Streator 61 59 LaSalle-Peru 60 55 Western 78 56 Mendota 59 61 Rock Falls 73 67 Marquette 67 82 Dixon 47 59 Illinois Valley 65 54 Sterling 72 56 Mid-County 53 50 Hall 48 61 Rochelle 62 48 St. Bede 57 46 Kewanee 58 64 Putnam Co. 52 47 Champions of the Putnam County Regional Third in the NCIC Fourth in Macomb Holiday Tournament Second in Princeton Thanksgiving Tournament 'lszifs 5 4 us. 4. Jeff Julian jumps up for two. Basketball 35 Tigers Play ,ef N XXWP4' 42 36 B k tb ll Hard HOMORE BASKETBALL TEAM Kneeling: Stuart Peterson, Jim Carpenter, Randy Allen, Jason Struthers, Stewart Wilson, Bob Koger, ott, Steve Hendrickson, Todd Ericson Standing: Corby Howard, Scott Cornman,Tim Manning, Bob Espel, Jason Wheelock, Mitch Cater, Brown, Scott Farley, John Turner, Greg Sayler, Joe Nord, Craig Coach Carter SHMAN BASKETBALL TEAM Row 1: Kyle Cain, Mike Burton, Backes Row 3: Coach Danielson, Coach Beltramini, Chris Potter, Andy 1 Henning, Steve Schennum, Chip Bird Row 2: Glen Hardin, Chad Morse, Kai Wahlgren, Allen Layton, Neil JOHHSOH, -101111 DFUITIHIOHG, , Caleb' C3Sl619iH, E. J. Carter, David Tracy, Paul Scroggs, Eric Mike Sitterly, Chad Hannon, Joe Welte, John Fitzgerald, Chris Burger POITIPOH Girls Pe form i 38 PomPon Squad TOP LEFT PomPon Squad Row 1- Heather Sissel, Betty Fordl Tami Kingston, Annemarie Engelbrecht, Niki Hamel, Melanie M gomery, Jennifer Weissmann, Diane Nyman. Row 2- Sue Joseph Debbie Kelly, Pam Shriver, Rita Kastor, Kelly Bosworth, Che Foley, Erika Workman, Maria Blohm. TOP RIGHT After performing at halftime, members of the pon squad cheer from the stands. Pictured, from left to right, are De Kelly, Pam Shriver, Cheryle Foley, Annemarie Engelbrecht, Diane Nyman. 'WWM ,f ia, SW Spirj ted Leaders Top left - Varsity cheerleaders perform at a home basketball game. Top right - VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Front: Jenny J esse, Mascot Kristi Weber, Jacqui Pattelli Back: Liz Telfer, Kathy Taylor, Tonya Dolk, Diane Lymberopoulos Middle left - FRESH-SOPH CHEERLEADERS Left to right: Jodi Debo, Jennifer Julian, Tammi Stevens, Dulcie Hunt, Amy Gillespie. Absent from picture is Deanna Johnson Bottom right - Varsity and fresh-soph cheerleaders combine to lead the fans in a cheer. Bottom left - Freshman Deanna Johnson is in front, while sophomores Dulcie Hunt and Tammi Stevens hold up Jennifer Julian. Cheerleaders 39 Baseball Move To A New Season VARSITY BASEBALL Row 1: Dave Colyott, Scott Loving, Dave Dressler, Kevin Staton, Jim Randall, Terry Kelly, Fred Cartwrig Kuelper, Tom Shea, Blair Hubbard, Mike Jensen, Pat Bryson, Dan Gel- John Reinhardt, Matt Bretzlaff, Mike May somino, Row 2: Coach Carter, Dan Bogott, Lindy Woods, Derek Derek Dressler, Senior Veteran Jim Randall, Senior Veteran John Reinhardt, Senior Veteran 40 Baseball Dan Bogott, Senior Veteran Dave Kuelper, Senior Veteran Pat Bryson, Senior Veteran Scott Loving, Senior Veteran 1 Fq iw W Q -as I, wgwrwrk KYX Z' YQ? 1 S- , ,if 5 ,fU ,,,,- ?-, w ,'s, Jj ' , 23? 5 r ,ft M.-f, - ' rn, x FROSH-SOPH BASEBALL TEAM Row 1: Bill Ott, Scott Farley, Caley Castelein, Chad Hult, Brian Henning, Bob Espel, Doug Tinker, Jason Hurdis Row 2: Scott Grimmer, David Tracy, Mike Sitterly, Greg Sayler, Hank Strunk, Chris Potter, Scott Schennum, Coach Beltramini Baseball 41 Despj te The Rain Days, Boys Tennis Team Shine ! 2 5 Q E i l BOYS TENNlS TEAM Row 1: Coach Young, Pat Dorsch, Todd Krug, John Schroeder, Chip Bird, E. J. Carter, Joe Nord, Mitch Cater, Jim Moss, Phil Wallace Row 2: Shad VanWaes, Mark Jebelian, Mike Taylor, Al Stevenson, Jon Lively, Tim Murfin, Sung Woo Pak, Scott Frank, Keith Johnson 42 Boys Tennis Athletes Are Always Un The Move e . if A -Q in x X X W 'Q ,Z V it K' a 1 ' x ,Q 'N-.. , We N-.Y Tra ck Team Make Great S trjde Halma BOYS TRACK TEAM Row 1: Chris Burger, Jeff Lucas, Tom Manning, Chad Byers, Mark Stephens, Jeff Fields, Coach Gaumer Row 3 Doug Schroyer, Tony Grace, Art Williams, Steve Schennum, Tony Coach Kiser, Billy Townsend, Kai Wahlgren, Brian Wittwer, Stewar' Gambiani, Eddie Roggy, Steve Hendrickson, Bob Drake Row 2: Coach Wilson, Corby Howard, Erick Wahlgren, Jeff Julian, Sean Baron Gross, Steve Witsel, Tony Harris, Marc Cain, Mike McKune, Craig John Isaacson, Bob Koger, Dwight Darling, Thad Boss, Dave Nelson Martin. Juan Arellano, Jeff Carver, Mark Hoffman, John Brasile, Tim Coach Torchia Y if 44 Boys Track Tra ck Girls Are A Step Ahead ITHHAA 'wwf af' TRACK TEAM Row 1: Katie Howard, Patty Makransky, Lara Sara Josephson, Coach Coates Row Sue Josephson, Kelly Bosyvorth, R Y 7 I V - ' Y 1 V Y ussel Mary Ellen Markee Jennlfer Khoshbxn Tracy Campbell Am Jod1Eckberg COHHIG Webster Angle Noble Jana Larkln Tam1York, 1 ' ' Row 2. Coach Tacchl, Barb Skaggs, Rlta Kastor, Stacey Pam LEWIS Sarah VaDrew, Greta Halberg, Shelly VanderMeersch, N n Girls Track 45 ' X PLZ ' vf-wh bf K .. 'Q K wr W. 3 3 ,SLR Q an ru h X 5' PHC 83112 M Make The Effort N 1 'S -3 3 EN SE S E 5 E S 5 5 2 EE 5 Q 2 2 i ' ' .. . .TT Y K K K W K f -..k ls-T? Z' 1 sw 95? is fi, fi -- -W SX -Q A -K f E. N K . 1 H WEN A 'E A Q X . . - h - isis ' - -. Q ' ff' QQ K W 'L K2 li Af ,. TK., '- :n Q.,,1,,, 'f' ffgfi k 5, wg K? 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'K K, -f-.-- - i ,, - -- -13... - N.. S K.-- 1 gKKKK KKVjf -K M-'Ki RK K K EK fgxwi . mfg, KK - Kf , --- K-., 'f wwe- wwe E f . M XR D -.L- L'- . 3 ,. ' 46 Track Winn ers All! 'is L I Special Team Wins Trophje PECIAL EDUCATION BASKETBALL TEAM Row 1: Kow Seng Saechao, Lou Vickrey, Mary Beth Lange, Paula Beck, Brema reans, Loren Jackson Row 2: Coach Tacchi, Norine Jones, Dale Wenzel, Andrew Howell, Tom Hack, Jackie Martin Sports 47 li 48 Academics hllrbnuunngg ELEBRAT ACTIVITIES f if ff A rw I 2 A IAI 'A ,LL, V V W6 ' v , 6 Activities CHAMBER CHOIR Row 1: Lori Philippe, Ramona Neal, Heather Stropes, Martha Woods, Ericka Zwengel, Laurel Worsley, Kim Harris, Sarah Hale, Michelle Baker, Margaret Archer, Sherry Smith, Sue Fleming, Michelle Huckelberry, Ann Lund, Lisa Blazier, Tammy Neff. Row 2: Lisa Fundell, Leasa Jackson, Debbie Har- ris, Stacey Moore, Mara Creswell, Helen Scott, Heather Feurer, Traci VanWaes, Tammy Skaggs, Jodi Fairchild, Angie Hassler, Tracy Hult, Shannon Rednour, Kerrie Jackson, Jody Fiste. Row 3: Char- lotte Turner, Pam Lilley, Michelle McCall, Hyok Pak, Sarah Gibson, Cari Mitchell, Steve Hendrickson, Robert Buchanan, Todd Erickson, Chuck Jones, Mike Burton, Phil Wallace, Matt Pioterek, Barb Rowe, Patty Makransky, Wendy Goltz, Donalea Little, Kathy Wright, Angie McKinney, Julie Tucker. Row 4: Joe Burgess, Chad Hannon, Joe Welte, Sung Jin Pak, Scott Trotter, Chad Byers, Mike Wysocki, Ran- dy Allen, Dave Kuelper, Tim Lewis, Wayne Blackart, Scott Hilmes, Lori Ber- ryman, Sandy Philippe, Jennifer Lambert, Libby McCance, Karen Daley, Pat Pierson, Melissa Cater, Mr. Crane. IMEA ALL STATE Row 1: Dave Colyott Row 2: Melanie Montgomery, Pam Shriver, Susie Snow 50 Band and Chorus KLL STATE CHORUS MEMBERS Ericka Miller, Marty florgan, Brenda Blohm X Q-23' Let U En tertajn You N 'rw N 5 N x S Wahlgren, Roger Taylor Melissa Gibbs CHORAL OFFICERS Row 1: Elizabeth Burton Row 2: Lisa Woods, Liz Telfer Row 3: Erick VILLAGERS Row 1: Kristie Harrison, Sarah Barlow, Lisa Woods, Shelby Dow Row 2: Stephanie Lawrence, Mary Munson, Susan Mead, Brenda Blohm, Maria Blohm, Jennifer Polson, Band and Chorus 51 If Our Friends Could Hear Us Now . . I .si Q its S , i -.,,..f CHORAL COUNCIL Row 1: Elizabeth Burton, Liz Telfer, Roger Taylor, Erick Wahl- gren, Lisa Woods Row 2: Kar- la Manthe, Ann Lund, Karen Daley, Michelle McCall, Libby McCance, Patty Johnson. I n 'a Q S 32 S PHS SYMPHONIC BAND Row 1: Pam Shriver, Cindy Johnson, Angie Noble, Theresa Schneider, Sue Josephson, Maria Blohm, Rit Kastor, Michelle Baird, Kari Arduser, Susie Snow, Melanie Montgomery. Row 2: Roxi Shriver, Stephanie Wilson, Danny Clark, Marl Stephens, John Murray, Sarah VanDrew, Natalie Marsh, Bekah Barlow, Brian Moore, Taunia May, Virginia Larson, Alison Murray, Susai Small. Row 3: Amanda Galetti, Tricia Metz, Andrea Morman, Patti Johnson, Michelle Martin, Aaron Porter, Sara Josephson, Kirk Shore Melissa Hildebrand, E. J. Carter, Michael Toler, Beth Nickelsen, Brenda Blohm, Mary Mongan, Brian Stabler, Brian Judd, Jim Bortak David Tracy, Scott Frank, Heath Warren, Scott Towne, Charlotte Turner. Row 4: Lori Berryman, Becky Hanna, Kai Wahlgren, Jasoi Wheelock, Todd Frank, Jim Moss, Matt Nelson, Brent Judd, Pat Lilley, Chip Bird, Mr. Kaiser, Ericka Miller, Stuart Peterson, Davl Colyott, Jim Colyott, Dan Gelsomino, Joe Nord, Greg Sayler, Steve Nink, Doug Smith, Scott Heller, Aaron Hepp, Pam Lewis. No Pictured: Erika Wagner, Mara Creswell, Eric Backes. Band and Chorus 4 OPRANO-ALTO CHOIR Row 1: Audrey Urbanc, Katherine Kernan, Shelly Geiger, Lori Lucas, Cheryl Zwicker, April Tracy, Raquel uither. Row 2: Melinda Eckberg, Rachel Barlow, Amy Gillespie, Pam Brown, Laura Cass, Marla Doty, Patty Johnson, Kim McCauley, 'onda Bohm. Row 3: Jenny Wold, Melissa Segerstrom, Deanna Johnson, Nicole Massey, Angie Saal, Amber Moreland, Trisha Mecum, lichelle Johnson, Michelle Hansen, Amy Wenzel Row 4: Tricia Metz, Erika Wagner, Tracy Campbell, Rachel Gross, Robby Fox, Heidi liller, Aniessa Jenner, Lora Townsend, Lisa Jones, Kathy Flaherty, Karla Manthe, Cindy Mink, Angie Lauritzen, Mr. Crane. l : if i X:' CONCERT CHOIR ACCOMPANISTS Seated: Brenda K ' Blohm, Liz Burton Standing: Susan Mead Pam Shriver, Cindy Johnson, Sara Rowe, Kristie Harrison, Beth Nickelsen Band and Chorus 53 Ma dngals Pre ent . I Top - The Madrigal Singers: Mela Montgomery, Thad Boss, Liz Burton, D Nelson, Mary Munson, Jim Bortak, K1 Doubet, Roger Taylor, Stephanie Lawrei Marty Mongan, Pam Shriver, Kirk Sh Sarah Barlow, Brian Stabler, Shelby D Jeff Car Middle left - Mary Meyer as Qu Elizabeth helps Duke of Norfolk, Ma Mongan, get into costume while the Ear Cumberland, Jeff Carver, looks Middle right - Backstage, Liz Te prepares for her role as Liza Ty Bottom left - Kristi Doubet and Shelby ll make final preparations before performar uccessf ul Evening ing girls - SITTING, row 1: Ramona Neal, Tonya Dolkg row 2: Tucker, Suzie Stevens, Martha Woods: row 3: Dawn Nirider, 1 Zwengel, Susan Trotter, Lisa Smith. STANDING, left front: Rowe, Amy Gillespie: row 2: Karla Manthe, Mara Creswell, her Stropes, Jodi Fairchild, Lori Berryman, Kristie Harrison, Lilley, Ann Lund, Sue Fleming, Lisa Blazier, Michelle Baker, VanWaes, Karen Daley, Charlotte Turner, row 3: Jennifer Jert, Leslie Rosene, Betty Fordham, Sue Josephson. 'I Waits KBrass Choir! - First row: Beth Nickelsen, Brenda n, Ericka Miller: Middle row: David Tracy, Michael Lord, Chip Back row: Brent Judd, Brian Judd. er Right - FRONT: Beefeater Patrick Dorschg SEATED: Ladies- aiting Susan Mead and Dina Burrell: CENTER: Queen Mary er: BACK: Pages Lindy Woods and Steve Nelson, Jesters Scott :h and Tami Kingston. The P.H.S. madrigal singers and cast take you back in time to the English Renaissance and the age of Queen Elizabeth I. This year marked the fifteenth year of madrigal dinners under the direction of Mr. Tom Crane. The dining room of the Elks Lodge was transformed into Hatfield House where Elizabeth was informed that she was to be Queen. Guests were made to feel at home as they dined on a four course meal and were entertained by the court jesters, jugglers, and madrigal singers. Madrigals 5 C 0 al Group - A S1ng1ng Sen at1 B CORPORATION Row 1: Kristi Doubet, Tami Kingston, Row 2: Pat Lilley, Beth Nickelsen, Kirk Shore, Jeff Carver, Elizabeth Burton, Brian Stabler. Row 3: Mary Meyer, Thad Boss, Alan Stevenson, Marty Mongan, Tom Schickel, Kristie Harrison, Brenda Blohm, Dave Colyott, Sara Rowe, Row 4: Ericka Miller, Mr. Kaiser, Jim Bortak, Lisa Woods, Susan Mead. Row 5: Ted O'Brien, Kelly Bosworth, Bryan Byers. ACCOMPANISTS Row 1: Erika Wagner, Michelle McCall. Row 2: Susan Mead, Cin- dy Johnson, Elizabeth Burton, Kristie Harrison. 56 Band and Chorus XX ,,,.,..--0- ' ,-I-- BAND OFFICERS Dave Colyott, Brenda Blohm, Pam Shriver, Kirk Shore, Steph- anie Wilson f 5 fx a tai? -ye , . V V ' .,,,, amy, ,, an m:v?nmwtf' f,-1.:', ,wr I 2 - ' ' EICERT CHOIR Row 1: Dawn N irider, Suzi Stevens, Annette Stan- , Shelby Dow, Tami Kingston, Kim Lorenzen, Jennifer Khoshbin, issa Gibbs, Mary Munson, Stephanie Lawrence, Brenda Blohm, nda Fordham, Beth Naffziger, Brooke Smith, Sara Rowe, Lisa lth, Theresa Schnieder, Tonya Dolk, Maria Blohm, Liz Hull, Betty dham, Rebecca Truitt, Teri Underwood. Row 2: Colleen Bickett, dy Kelly, Kristie Harrison, Kelly Bosworth, Sarah Barlow, Dina 'rel1, Melanie Montgomery, Jennifer Poison, Liz Burton, Pam iver, Lisa Woods, Beth Nickelsen, Kristi Doubet, Liz Telfer, Mary Meyer, Erin O'Brien, Leslie Hepp, Vicki Hansen, Susan Trotter, Sue Josephson, Leslie Rosene. Row 3: Dave Nelson, Jeff Carver, Pat Simp- kins, Jim Bortak, Scott Boeseh, Tom Schickel, Bryan Byers, Pat Lilley. Kirk Shore, Scott Schuennem, Pat Dorsch, Thad Boss, Kathy Taylor, Diane Lymberopolous. Kathy Scala, Cindy Johnson, Karen Mongan. Row 4: John Schroeder. Tom Shea, Ted O'Brien, Al Stevenson, Marty Mongan, Matt Madsen, Roger Taylor, Brent Judd, Lindy Woods. Steve Nelson, Hank Strunk, Dwight Darling. Brian Stabler, Ericka Miller. Joel King, Erick Wahlgren. Mr. Crane. Band and Chorus 57 Marching Band Lead The Parade Eg ' f -3 ,I it .I 74!44'Y4f I I ' s A v I ,.l' f Wy a ww Y.ll I,,' 'Z 4 ,. If 'Y 1 ff 1 MARCHING BAND Row 1: Drum Majors Cindy Johnson, Lisa Trodden, Jim Bortak. Row 2: Kari Arduser, Susan Small, Alison Murray, Virginia Larson, Taunia May, Tonya Blumhorst, Michelle Baird. Row 3: Mara Creswell, Angie Noble, Amanda Galetti, Lori Berryman, Becky Hanna, Erika Wagner, Andrea Morman, Stephanie Wilson, Tricia Metz, Roxi Shriver, Theresa Schneider. Row 4: Sara Josephson, Kirk Shore, Sarah VanDrew, Natalie Marsh, Becca Barlow, Jim Colyott, John Murray, Mark Stephens, Danny Clark, E.J. Carter, Michael Toler, Michelle Martin. Row 5: Brenda Blohm, Marty Mogan, Scott Frank, Charlotte Turner, Brian Stabler, Ericka Miller, Aaron Porter, Lisa Hildebrand, Scott Towne, Heath Warren, Tracy Hult. Row 6: Brent Judd, Todd Frank, Jim Moss, Thad Boss, Kai Wahlgren, Jason Wheelock, Matt Nelson, Brian Judd, David Tracy, Cathy Culjan. Row 7: Chip Bird, John Drummond, Aaron Hepp, Pam Lewis, Patti Johnson, Susie Snow, Stuart Peterson, Scott Holler, Brian Henning, Steve Nink, Joe Nord, Dan Gelsomino, Dave Colyott, Pat Lilley. Row 8: Robbie Fox, Kim Story, Ann Lund, Aniessa Jenner, Brenda Rapp, Jennifer Polson, Liz Hull, Karla Manthe, Darcie DeFord, Karen Mongan. DRUM MAJORS Front to back - Cindy Johnson, Lisa Trodden, Jim Bortak. 58 Marching Band iz :..1' IMD N- ff K lbove - Karen Mongan, Darcie DeFord, Liz Hull, Jennifer Polson, Brenda Rapp, Karla flanthe, Aniessa Jenner, Robbie Fox, Ann Lund, Kim Story tight - Michelle Martin, Tracy Hult, Cathy Culjan C A Marching Band 59 The pians Pre ent A Th urber Carnival Pictured above are the cast and orchestra of the fall play THUR- BER CARNIVAL. Row 1: Mara Creswell, Matt Pioterek, Spencer Hunt, Brenda Pioterek. Row 2: Scott Boesch, Leslie Rosene, Mary Meyer, Kristie Harrison, Tonya Blumhorst, Suzi Stevens, Laurie Weissmann, Marc Cain. Row 3: Sarah Barlow, Patti Johnson, Brian Stabler, Susie Snow Ckeyboardl, Dina Burrell, Erika Wag- ner. Row 4: Liz Hull, Jim Colyott tguitarl, Dave Colyott fdrumsl, Mr. Robert Kaiser Ctrumpetl. X James Thurber, the writer of TH URBER CARNIVAL, portrayed by Spencer Hunt, dictates to his secretary, played by Mary Mey- er, in File and Forget. 60 Thurber Carnival w E Q The 1985 fall play TH URBER CARNIVAL, directed by Mr. Daniel Martinkus, consisted of fourteen skits about ten to fifteen minutes long and a brief introduction and conclusion, called 'word dance.' Each skit was humorous in a clever way and the pace was lively and energetic. The cast wore a uniform costume with girls dressed in Forenza sweaters, black skirts, black shoes, and beads. The boys wore colored dress shirts, black slacks, and black shoes. Props were added to the costume depending on the character in the skit. The set was modeled to look like a carnival background with shiny ribbons hanging off the curtains in a semi-circle and balloons on each side. In the center on the back of the stage was an ensemble of four playing jazz and background music. ,dv 'vxf md Xtra. . Top left: Suzi Stevens as Miss Daley, the stenographer, conspires with Brian Stabler as Mr. Preble in Mr. Preble Gets Rid of his Wife. Middle left: Miss Wynne, played by Liz Hull, dictates a letter to her secretary, Sarah Barlow in File and Forget. Middle right: Brenda Pioterek as the pet doctor advises her television audience while Liz Hill as the assistant points to W the sketch. Bottom left: While off in his daydreams, Walter Mitty saves the day as the helpless hospital staff and patient look on in The Secret Life of Walter Mitty. Pictured from left to right are Brian Stabler, Dina Burrell, Tonya Blumhorst, Spencer Hunt, Patti Johnson, Liz Hull, and Suzi Stevens. Thurber Carnival 61 After a hiatus of several years, the PHS Thespians presented a children's play, Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs. Large audiences attended each of the two matinee performances on January 25. Snow White ........................... Liz Telfer Queen Brangomar ..... .... B renda Pioterek .. .. Jerilyn Schultz . . . .... Scott Boesch Old Peddler Woman .... Dandipart Bombas Berthold ............ .... J im Bortak Prince Florimond ..................... Thad Boss Magic Mirror ...................... Spencer Hunt The Seven Dwarfs Grumpy .... ............................ L iz Hull Doc ........ ...... B rian Stabler Bashful .... ..... M ara Creswell Happy . . . ..... Vicky Hanson Sleepy Stephanie Wilson Sneezy ............................ Patti Johnson Dopey ...................... Jennifer Weissmann Maids of Honor to Snow White Fauna ............................... Lisa Blazier Aurora . Michele Hansen Marian f .... ..... E rika Wagner Rosalys ....... ......... M ary Meyer Ermengarde . . . .... Laurie Weissmann Christabel . . . ....... Leslie Rosene Lynette . .. Michelle Johnson Guinivere . . . ....... Taunia May Ursala .................... . . . Sarah VanDrew Astolaine ........................... Jennifer Hall Ladies in Waiting to Queen .......... Heidi Ross Sherry Anderson Pages to Sir Dandiprat Bombas .... Hank Strunk John Schroeder Pages to Prince Florimond ........... Lee Morton Matt Pioterek Director . . . .... Mr. Dan Martinkus Organist . . . .... Mr. Phillip Laesch Sn oi 3 X J Top right - Snow White realizes Berthold must leave her in the forest. Lower left - The Queen, disguised as the Peddler Woman, prepares to insert the poisoned comb in Snow White's hair. Lower right - The Queen gazes sternly at the Prince while hei assistants and Sir Dandiprat look on. Vhj te Left - Mr. Laesch provided organ music for the production. Far Left - The Queen and her Magic Mirror scheme against Snow White. Below - The Seven Dwarfs discover someone's been eating their food. Bottom - Pictured is the cast of Snow White. Front row: Matt Pioterek, Lee Morton, Sherry Anderson, and Heidi Ross. Second row: Spencer Hunt, Liz Hull, Vicki Hanson, Stephanie Wilson, Brian Stabler, Patti Johnson, Mara Creswell, and Scott Boesch. Third row, standing: Lisa Blazier, Michele Hansen, Erika Wagner, Laurie Weissman, Mary Meyer, Jerilyn Schultz, Brenda Pioterek, Thad Boss, Liz Telfer, Jim Bortak, John Schroeder, Hank Strunk, Jennifer Hall, Leslie Rosene, Michelle Johnson, Taunia May, and Sarah VanDrew. sv' L 4- T Snow White 63 4 At RH . An thing Goe ww ,Aff ann., -ov--' .,.-H his 7 toe 57 , , Wi Wx ii ,Q ANYTHING GOES Musicians: Brenda Blohm, Dave Colyott, Brian Stabler Sara Rowe, Brent Judd, Mr. Crane, Pam Shriver, Mrs. Crane, l ' Y Mont omer Row 1' Karen Daley Heather Stropes, Kristie Me anie g y . , Harrison, Jerilyn Schultz, Liz Telfer, Taunia May, Patti Johnson Row 2: Kirk Shore, Willie Bishop, Michelle Martin, Ericka Miller, Suzi Stevens, Becky Hanna, Michael Toler, Michelle Baird, Heather Car- roll. Mr. Martinkus Standing, left to right: John Schroeder, Hank ncer Hunt, Kristi Doubet, To Strunk, Jeff Carver, Liz Hull, Spe Schickel, Leslie Rosene, Billy Townsend, Lisa Blazier, Wendy Goet Chad Byers, Mike Wysocki, Michele Hansen, Scott Boesch, Shel Dow, Marty Mongan, Sarah Barlow, Karla Manthe, Lee Morton, Hil Brutsaert, Pat Dorsch, Tim Lewis, Laurie Weissmann, Erika Wagn Chad Hannon, Sherry Anderson, Matt Pioterek, Roger Taylor, Lii Woods, Brenda Pioterek, Jun Bortak -1 ww r ff 4. 5559 5 ' 2 I WV, ,V 4-IA ., . ,.w,.,,if-M, ,Wifi V. ,, Wir Az? f if M if x ' W5 f -- I r 4 ,af gif, , wygaz. H -5, .f35g,:- L - we N t-ffzfwln ,V , ,- ., t, 4 M Q ' ' , Q H 'X ' wg, ai W , , ,, ,. My ,A , , ,, wi zzz.. ,, . 1- , 3, y V, g f ' , '- f f is 9 ' QW5-' -I X 4'f:4:UH:,,n 357 'Elf' , U.: Z - ww f . 3141: . H ' .V 5 f A ew if a 4 3 - ,rf gage . M if 'if 5 Hi I-, , if w vi. 4, 1-345. ., We 4, 0, , ,,,L- ,J ,Ei- 3,,, ,: Q fr iqfiwsxi , H u A , X tt- 5 sv ,fl 1, rwavz 1, 91-' ,4. 1. iw , .,, M ,,. 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BELOW: Hilde displays a flag from her home country of Belgium to her American sister and brother, Rachel and Rich Robinson. 66 AFS Student Lg Y 3 ABOVE: Prom was a night to remember for Hilde. LEFT: A birthday celebration for Hilde. Latin Live At RH . LATIN CLUB Row 1: Melanie Montgomery, Teresa Henning, Brian Judd, Becky Staton, Jeff Carver, Christy Nordstrom. Row 2: Sung Woo Pak, Brent Judd, Rebekah Barlow, Sarah Gibson, Darcie Deford, Heidi Ross, Matt Nelson. Row 3: Mrs. Crane, Colleen Bickett, Shris Lamers, Angie Eckberg, Dawn Krug, Angie Noble, Marty Mongan, Jim Bortak. . HW ,f f , ' I 5 f . 1' J ei V Q S 1 -2 V, V, V me-M ,NM ? i rll y fi7'bR'r+l FIGER TALES Row 1: Chris Burger, Lee Morton Row 2: Michelle Martin, Sherry Anderson, Laurie Weissmann, Brenda Pioterek, Michelle Baird Row 3: Mr. Gillespie Tiger' Tales Keep U Inform ed Activities 67 PHS Student Travel Wide! STUDENTS TRAVELING TO GERMANY Row 1: Roxi Shriver, Theresa Schneider, Michellke Martin, Susan Trotter Row 2: Sue Josephson, Barb Rowe, Lisa Tracy, Rachel Robinson, Sheila Smith, Greta Halberg, Suzi Stevens Row 3: Amie White, Shelly VanderMeersch, Sarah Sharp, Mark Jebelian, Matt Bretzlaff, Kristi Dobet, Mrs. Wagner Row 4: Thad Boss, Dave Sass, Jason Struthers 68 Students Abroad STUDENTS TRAVELING TO ITALY Row 1: Sarah Barbow Row 2: Kathy Scala, Vicki Hanson, Teresa Henning, Beth Nickelsen, Mrs. Autrey Row 3: Mr Autrey, Mrs. Crane, Mr. Crane, Marty Mongan, Jim Bortak PHS Students Are Good Spo ts! NTRAMURALS: Row 1: Mike May, Rick Unholz, Steve Nelson, Terry Kelly, Terry Smallwood, Jeff Robbins, Mike Jensen, Richard tobinson, Jerry Keer, Todd Mares, Eric Backes. RoW,2: Todd Dever, Roger Taylor, Al Stevenson, Kevin McShane, Mike DeVito, Jon .ivey, Ben Dzurien, Tom Manning, Chad Bohnsack, Jim Johnson, Dave May, Brian Judd. Row 3: Coach Gaumer, Lindy Woods, Greg May, Scott Frank, Jim Hill, Steve Smith, John Reinhardt, Jim Randall, Sean Baron, Shad VanWaes, Bill Sealey, Mike Lord, Tim Murlin, Ricky tassmussen, Sung Woo Pak. , aiilni 5PORTMEN'S CLUB: Row 1: Brian Byers, Pat Dorsch, Eric Thompson, Mike Jensen, Jeff Robbins, Jeff Sitterly, Ben Dzurizin, Brett Brown, Scott Weeks. Row 2: Chad Bohnsack, Chad Byers, Matt Bretzlaff, Randy Allen, Dave Sass, Erick Wahlgren, Terry Kelly, Tim Jewis, Mike Sitterly, Kyle Cain. Row 3, Scott Trotter, Scott Hilmes, Shawn Nichols, Coach Wahlgren, Glenn Harden, Mike Wysocki, Kai Nahlgren, Wayne Blackert, Marc Cain. Activities 69 Staff Learns How To Make A Yearbooi M ' V f , ,,, -AHA ' A' W 5 J Sw , ,ff , v YEARBOOK STAFF Row 1: Michelle Baird, Jenny Jesse, Sheila Smith, Christy Nordstrom Row 2: Lymberopoulos, Chris Lamers, Jacqui Pattelli, Jodi Many people worked on this thank you to all those who way or another. Annemarie Engelbrecht Chris Lamers Missy Smith Lisa Woods Teri Underwood Al Stevenson Jodi Eckberg Sherry Anderson Dina Burrell Krista Isaacson Tracy Searle Noelle Massey Jenny Jesse Jaime Russell 70 Yearbook year's book. A helped in one J erilyn Schultz Jana Larkin Diane Lymberopoulos Diane Nyman Jacqui Pattelli Sheila Post Angie Eckberg Michelle Baird Christy Nordstrom Laurie Weissmann Mara Creswell Jodi Eckberg Stacey Hildebrand Brenda Pioterek Kim Lorenzen Sheila Smith Michelle McCall N 'ah , f, ii Lgffww f 5. swawzswf if 1' , I V47 , l J A if at 4' QV, Eckberg, Angie Eckberg, Laurie Weissmann Co-editor Chris Lamers works on one of the many 1 yearbook. I Missy Smith, Diane ayouts she did for the 'X Staff member Laurie Weissmann identifies pictures of students for underclassmen pages. Sheila Smith, Diane Lymberopoulos, and Jenny Jesse collaborated on their pages. Far left: Jodi Eckberg, yearbook photographer, switches places and has her picture taken. Near left: Missy Smith typed up much of the copy for the yearbook. Yearbook 71 Student Council Keeps Busy fr, ' STUDENT COUNCIL Row 1: Rachael Gross, Chris Lamers, Teresa Milles Row 3: Mike Burton, Al Stevenson, Michael Lord, Roger Tay- Henning, Amy Smith, Brenda Blohm, Connie Pierson, Michele Han- lor, Missy Swanson, Dulcie Hunt, Rita Kastor, Becky Staton, Jerilyn sen, Jenny Weissmann Row 2: Lori Grant, Maria Blohm, Angie Eck- Schultz, Melinda Eckberg, Lisa Hildebrand Row 4: Colleen Bickett, berg, Niki Hamel, Stacey Hildebrand, Jacqui Pattelli, Sheila Smith, Rich Robinson, Erick Wahlgren, Lisa Tracy, Lisa Smith, Diane Ny- Tonya Dolk, Jana Larkin, Tami Kingston, Michelle Baird, Miss man, Sheri Lamers, Angie Hayes, Bridget Albright l t V l i STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS Row 1: Teresa Henning, Miss Milles, Brenda Blohm Row 2: Chris Lamers, Connie Pierson, Amy Smith 72 Student Council Students Are Willing To Help U LIBRARY AIDES Trisha Mecum. Brad Jekel. Tonya Blumhorst IIESSENGERS Row 1: Ginny Alter, Heather Carroll, Kristin Swan- on, Kim Sharp, Mary Munson, Melissa Segerstrom, Heather Sissel low 2: Kristi Weber, Cathy Culjan, Connie Pierson, Rich Robinson, iana Larkin, Brenda Rapp, Jennifer Polson, Jennifer Lambert, Libby McCance Row 3: Noelle Massey, Tammy Watson, Tracy Searle. 'Ra- chel Robinson, Amy Smith, Jerilyn Schultz, Kathy Scala, Missy Smith, Susan Small, Karen Daley, Jody Fiste Row 4: .lim Randall Students Plan For The utu e 6, ,MNH-www-WMMWMWMWMWWMWMW NWMWW M MNWMWQMMMW 4-H IN THE CLASSROOM Row 1: Mary Beth Lange, Mary Ellen Markee, Ann Brown, Tammy Watson, Lisa McCance, Kecia Schmieg, Robbie Fox, Micky Wright Row 2: Mrs. Bretzlaff, Loren Jackson, Lori Vetter, Margaret Archer, Lisa Krieger, Greta Halberg, Kathy Wright, Joe Johnson, Bob Olson 74 Activities FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA: Row 1: Mr. Morman, Doug Smith, Lori Philippe, Kyle Cain. Row 2: Bob Hannon, Marc Cain, Randy Allen, Pat Lilley, Brian Byers. il ICE MORNING CLASS: Row 1: Kori Hartman, Amy Merkly, Debbie Kelly, Brenda Fordom, Rebecca Stanfield, Kelly Robinson, Tricia Kinsley. Row 2: Melissa Gibbs, Ricco King, Eric Wittington, Carl Bohm, Mike Baker, John Larson, Nick Chonowski. 'is' ' .QV 75km grim Q , . AREA VOCATIONAL CENTER Sullivan, Melissa Eads Row 2: Rita 3: Tony Saal, Phillip Barajas STUDENTS Row 1: Sonja Parpart, Jerry Fundell, Meri Roggy, Jennifer Cook Row Bi LY! ICE AFTERNOON CLASS Row 1: Dave Jenkins, Chris Maloy, Mike Adams, Mr. Morman Row 2: Julie Balensiefen, Dan Bogott., Andy Lambert, John Issacson, Jarrod Townsend Activities 75 Speech Team Knows How To Phra e 1 SPEECH TEAM Row 1: Patty Johnson, Mara Creswell, Doug Tinker Row 2: Cheryl Zwicker, Mary Meyer, Scott Boesch, Erika Wagner Row 3: Mrs. Burton, Jerilyn Schultz, Brenda Pioterek, Karen Daley Students See Government In Action CLOSE-UP Row 1: Brenda Blohm, Kim Sharp, Amy Smith Row 2: Mr. Ernst, Liz Telfer, Becky Staton, Roger Taylor 76 The e Students Are Top ! gi I k x :gig S 5 J se gli 5 , . 1 j - 2 2 5 at P l i s i s + of X vw X X ,M 'wr if -f F S ,I f it 31 .U SENIOR MEMBERS Row 1: Brenda Blohm, Teresa Henning, Connie Pierson, Brenda Pioterek, Becky Staton Row 2: Roger Taylor, ,iz Telfer, Lisa Tracy, Colleen Bickett, Spencer Hunt, Brian Judd, Mike Lord, Pam Shriver, Amy Smith, Steve Smith E i l 5 . ,f -9' iq is ssl s f 1 UNIOR MEMBERS Row 1: Matt Bretzlaff, Kraisti Doubet, Tony Grace, Jenny Jesse, Cindy Johnson Row 2: Tami Kingston, Marty flongan, Melanie Montgomery, Angie Noble, Hye Ok Pak, Susie Snow, Brian Stabler, Kevin Staton, Al Stevenson 78 y Scholastic Bowl Team Has The Answers SCHOLASTIC BOWL Row 1: Brenda Blohm, Becky Staton, Mr. Ernst, Roger Taylor, Lisa Tracy Row 2: Jeff Jansen, Marty Mongan, Jana Larkin, Amy Smith, A1 Stevenson r Faces At RHS. Life At RH . I Fun! .L 'T u-HG 2 .AM-P M I v .A . I: ki nw... V ,gk m ,-:N L? '--: WPQFSPRE. - new --f Ns r ' ' ' Y if L ix Q if xx xxxfxiiii I wx A ,L... - I MM Activities 79 80 Academics V fi: an , M4 f . ., ,.,4,,,,A. , ,. x, ...-1 CELEBRATE ACADEMICS Carl Cherrie, Superintendent 82 Academics The Leaders Of RH . S 3 l 5 5 BOARD OF EDUCATION Left to right: Robert Russell, Barbara Mueller, Max Castner, Margaret Autrey, Car Ellberg. Walt Windt, Administrative Assistant anc Steve Matthews, Principal Athletic Director E w 2 They Keep Things R unnjng Smooth ,,,. A 1 Ai: ef Qeft to right: Lynn Bohnsack, Guidance Secretaryg Jean Anders ceeperg Bernie Skibinski, Office Secretary -f'- V7 ly f y in i ,,.,,,,. ' 5 ' 4 f 4 A' yew fy E 4 an iw 5 ,I X in fi 4 age , ,ag if 'fI'l1,I . 3 I 'WV X WW W ig fi ,, f jess Ei 2 0V 2 iii A if Q ,aa fi ' 11353384 M E 5 fm , 3 ' , 2 ? gl fy f ll A N? af IK 0f1,B00k- Delores Arteberry, Student Secretary Affairs Office AMW 'Kwai' sm Q m.w,m- , f, 4,3-M.,, ,ezaugsimmm ,fi w is DeSalvo, Bob McKinney Polson Custodians: Don Hall, Terry Haun, Carl Anderson, Jim Davis, John Cooks: Eleanor Miller, Kay Weeks, Alice Schindel, Vera Academics 83 Are Always To Help 84 Academics The e Peop e I O W1.l.l1ng Cheryl Reeder, Librarian Carol Brown, School Nurse E ABOVE Steve Kiser, Driver's Education: UPPER RIGHT Chris Hofeling, Speech Therapistg LEFT Paula Matthews, Study Skills Science Departm en t Prepares For A Move SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Gene Morman, Jack Bassetti, John Young, Lee Wahlgren R s Siu l i V Mr. Bassetti explains the fine art of dissecting to Lisa Hildebrand. we ...i ..,. Y-MMM.. f bN -f N--X., 5- . L- Intently looking over a project are 1, h 5 Mr. Young and P Ry Dave Colyott. E -l'v?.f,fr 'A 4- A ' Academics 85 English Teachers Ha Ve A Way With W0 d Vicky Hanson knows that English IV with Mrs. Flinn is alway, fun. I F E 1? ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Bruce Scher, Doreen Flinn, David Gillespie, Elizabeth Anderson, Alice Steele, Margaret Martinkus, Dan Martinkus 86 Academics Mr. Scher is caughtfln a pose of re1aXati011. Working as his students work is Mr. Gillespie. ff ' Mr. Towns explains an algebra problem to Ginny Alter. ,-wx Math Department Keeps US Figuring 'Sw .sf MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT Jim Beltramini, John Smith, Mick Towns, Barbara Tolan, Bob Baker o to-X, Post smiles for the camera, but Mr. Smith is more interested in getting Mrs. Tolan goes over homework with her class, 1 right answer to the problem. Student In ocial Studie Accompljsh Much Mr. Coates reviews the material for an upcoming test. fl X Qi 35 Q i ii 3 2 t a R SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT Scott Carter, Robert Lord, Gary Coates, Paul Ernst Mr. Ernst and Mr. Carter serve pizza to students at a party honoring A students. Mr. Castner presents 'a special award to Mr. Coates in nition of his being named Illinois Consumer Teacher of the Year. D0 We Speak g Your Language? The smiling face of Mrs. Crane is a familiar sight to Latin student Mr. S. S532 FOREIGN LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT Mary Wagner, Phillip Laesch, Lynn Dyer, Pat Crane. Laesch shows his students the correct use of grammar in German. Academics 89 .E And Health Keep U In Shape Tracy Stamberger quickly confers with Miss Milles between classes. s T , K. E !. ...ff HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION Tony Lavorato, Rita Placek, Lee Wahlgren, Jan Milles, Max Gaumer Mrs. Placel concentrates on her clip board during a break in the volleyball game. fwh Mr. Lavorato, Mrs. Lavorato, and Mr. Gaumer introduced couples at the Prom Premier. X1 Useful Skills Are Learn ed In The Mrs. Bickerman looks over the assignment before beginning class. 1,-. JM Ng QAXXL BUSINESS EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Fritz Harms, Dan Martinkus, Rob Torchia, Beth Bickerman ' Mr. Harms relaxes for a moment during his duties as bookstore manager. Bu jness Department Academics 91 Guidance Department Make Th ejr Way Throu h High Mr. Beltramini talks about course offerings with a student. GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT Glenn Fensterman, Kay Burton, Jim Beltramini Mr. Castner presents awards to Mr. Scher and Mr. Fensterman for their work ir 92 Academics initiating an independent study course which earned honors from the Nationa Council of Teachers of English. S: Help Students E Music And Art Add Much To The ART Terri Nelson INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC Bob Kaiser L. 1 , i 11 :,i.S.k S .5E ,Q CHORAL MUSIC Tom Crane ' ' Curriculum Mr. Castner presents an award to Mr. Crane for his work for the North Central evaluation. The Blues Brothers of P.H.S. - Mr. Kai- ser and Mfr. Crane Academics 93 This Department 94 Academics IS Special A typical day in Mr. Church's room finds everyone busy. SPECIAL EDUCATION Tad Smith, Diane Smith, Jan Klippert, Brian Church, Tim Klippert, Glenn Fenster- man, Bob Carlson, Mark Tacchi 5 A WWW W4-1 ' 1 ' f 'f- Mrs. Kautz makes use of a computer with students in Mr. Tacchi's class. 6 I. , ,l 1 if , I n EIOME ECONOMICS Marian Lovgren and Erlene retzlaff 44 WW. af 1 ,Q fi A ,f ' i Voce tj on al Teachers Prepare Us For The Future fm INDUSTRIAL ARTS Eldon Doubet and Randy Swinford Industrial arts students learn a wide range of skills using the equipment in their classroom. Academics 95 Our Tea chefs Attended Many Colleges Mrs. Anderson teaches English I and Eng- lish II. She received her B.A. at Eureka Col- lege and her M.A. at Bradley University. Mr. Bassetti teaches Biology. He received both his B.S. and his M.S. at Illinois State University. Mr. Beltramini teaches Geometry and is also a counselor. He received his B.S. at Illinois State University and his M.S. at Northern Illinois University. Mrs. Bickerman teaches Keyboarding, Typ- ing I,II,IlI, and Shorthand. She received her B S. at Western Illinois University. Mrs. Bretzlaff teaches Family Living and Fashion Merchandising. She received both her Masters and Bachelors at Southern Illi- nois University in Carbondale. Mrs. Burton is a counselor. She has attend- ed Illinois State University, Bradley, and Northern Illinois University. She has a B.S. and a M.A. Mr. Carter teaches American Government, American History, and Geography. He re- ceived both his B.S. and M.S. at Illinois State University. Mr. Church teaches Special Education. He received both his B.S. and M.S. at Illinois State University. Mr. Coates teaches Psychology and Con- sumer Economics. He received his B.S. at Illinois Wesleyan University and his MED at the University of Illinois. Mrs. Crane teaches Latin. She received her B.S. at St. Olaf College and her MED at University of Illinois. Mr. Crane teaches Choral Music. He re- ceived both his Bachelor and Masters at the University of Illinois. Mr. Doubet teaches Auto Maintence, Small Engines, Welding, and Wood Working III and IV. He received his B.S. at Eastern Illi- nois University and his M.S. at Bradley Uni- versity. Mrs. Dyer teaches Spanish I,II,III. She re ceived both her B.A. and MED at the Uni versity of Illinois. Mr. Ernst teaches Russian History, Sociolo gy, and World Problems. He has attendee Illinois State University, Bradley, Loyola Western Illinois University, Governor': State University, Elmhurst College, St. Xa vier College, and the University of Illinois He has a B.S. in Ed. and a M.A. in Ed. Mrs. Flinn teaches English II and IV. She received her B.S. at Northern Illinois Uni versity. Mr. Gaumer teaches Physical Education He received his B.A. at Augustana College Mr. Gillespie teaches English II and III anc Media and Communication. He received hi: B.S. at Illinois State University and his M.A at Bradley. Mr. Harms teaches Computer Program ming, Information Processing and Ad vanced Topics. He received his B.S. a' UICU and his M.S. at Northern Illinois Uni versity. Mrs. Hofeling teaches Speech and language therapy. She received her M.S. at Illinois State University. Ms. Jackson teaches Home Economics. She received her B.S. at Illinois State Universi- ty and her M.S. at University of Illinois. Mr. Kaiser teaches Band and Music Theory He received both his B.S. and his M.S. a1 University of Illinois. Mr. Kiser teaches Driver Education. He has attended Wheaton College, Illinois State University, and Bradley. He received his B.S. and M.S. Mrs. Klippert teaches Vocational Math Language Arts, Reading, P.E. She receivec her B.S. at Western Illinois University. Mr. Laesch teaches German. He has attend- ed classes at Illinois State University, Uni- Teachers Never versity of Illinois, University of Edinburgh, University of Cologne, University of Inns- bruck, and University of Vienna. He has earned his B.S. in Ed. and his M.S. in Ed. Mr. Lavorato teaches Health and Advances Health. He has attended University of Illi- nois-Chicago and Northern Illinois Univer- sity. He earned a B.A. and a M.A. Mr. Lord teaches American History and Government. He received his B.S. at East- ern Illinois University and his M.S. at Brad- ley. Mr. Martinkus teaches Speech, Computer Literacy, and Basic English. He received his A.A. at IVCC, his B.S. at Bradley, and his M.S. at Illinois State University. Mrs. Martinkus teaches Basic English I and II. She received her B.S. at Northern Illi- nois University and her M.S. at Illinois State University. Mrs. Matthews teaches Study Skills. She attended Wisconsin State University and Illinois State University. She has a B.S. in Education. Ms. Milles teaches Physical Education. She received her B.S. at Illinois State Universi- ty and her MED at the University of Illinois. Ms. Nelson teaches Art. She received her B.S. at Illinois State University. Mrs. Placek teaches Physical Education. She received her B.S. at the University of Illinois. Mrs. Reeder is our Librarian. She received her B.S. at Illinois State University. Mr. Scher teaches English III, Creative Writing, and the Independent Study Cur- riculum. He attended Illinois State Univer- ity where he received her B.A. and M.A. in nglish. Mrs. Smith teaches the learning disabilities classes. She has her B.S. in Ed. from Illinois State University. Tire Of Ed uca tion Mr. John Smith teaches Geometry, Algebra II, and Pre-Calculus. He received his B.S. at Northern Illinois University and his MATM at the University of New Mexico. Mr. Tad Smith teaches History, Govern- ment, Math, Reading, Pre-Voc, and Phys- ical Education. He has his B.S. in Special Education. He attended Parkland College, BlackHawk College, Eastern Illinois Uni- versity, Illinois State University, and Northern Illinois University. Mrs. Steele teaches English I and Basic English II. She received both her B.S. and her M.S. at Northern Illinois University. Mr. Swinford teaches classes in industrial education. He earned his B.S. and M.S. at Eastern Illinois University. Mr. Tacchi teaches the TMH class. He has a B.S. in special education from Illinois State University. Mrs. Tolan teaches general math. Her B.S. is from the University of Illinois and her M.A. is from Illinois State University. Mr. Torchia earned his B.S. at Illinois State University. He teaches Accounting, Intro- duction to Business, Business Law, and Business Math. Mr. Towns teaches Algebra I, Elementary Algebra B, Trigonometry, and Analytical Geometry. He received his B.S. from Illi- nois State University and his M.A.T. from Colorado State University. Mr. Wahlgren teaches P.E. and General Science. He received his B.S. from Bradley University and his M.A. from Roosevelt University. Mr. Young teaches Chemistry and Physics. He received his B.S. in Ed. and his M.S. in Ed. from Illinois State University. He also has a M.S. in physical science from the Uni- versity of Portland. 98 Underclassmen CELEBRATE UNDER CLASSMEN .reshm en Learn Th ejr a y Around P.H . s FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Left to right: Chip Bird, Mike Burton, Karla Manthe Mindy Jesse. FRESHMAN ADVISORY BOARD Row 1: Chip Bird, Mike Burton, Karla Manthe, Mindy Jesse Row 2: Trisha' Mecum, Wendy Luft Amy Wenzel, Lisa Hildebrand, Jenny Weissmann, Tracy Campbell, Michele Hansen, Melinda Eckberg'R6w 3: Pam Lewis, Amy Gillespie, Kecia Schmieg, Laura Donovan, Bridget Albright, Dan Clark 100 Freshmen Freshmen Enjoy Life At P.I-LS. 4 X: 6 4 Z .S fs ,...1 ,.x. Q ' ' :EY EZ in M SSE ii . FWZ' L '::frfsIf - 15: - ig ..,.. M S in - W WN ff T? Q .gf 1- - s B Q Hmm n ff , . si .. my gif ,Sz j x . -,-- ,. Y SEWVSINQ X 5 . .. bsfsggwss N , 5 . -. .. - A- aa.-: -Q sfmmmws if A - , i f swam-5 1 X www issasws FENx 5 MMDB S t 2 :P L s X x r., ..,: smear s. it , . L,.. v...... a A-ww sms: S o Sf we gig? -il ..M..,.-m....ai , A., ..:,, M if NX it W .Y fm C as - N di Y :HQs as as , I X. K I Q ... M fs f V 59 X, Vi! 3, ha' J I tp? Bridget Albright Beth Alm Melissa Anderson Eric Backes Rachel Barlow Darren Bartman Chip Bird Gary Blackert Tonya Blumhorst Fonda Bohm Brandy Boundy Pam Brown Steve Brown H. Joe Burgess Mike Burton Chad Byers Kyle Cain Tracy Campbell E. J. Carter Laura Cass Caley Castelein Dan Clark Emily Clark Steve Clark Freshman 101 Jodi Debo Chris Dixon Laura Donovan Marla Doty Melissa Doyle Bobby Drake John Drummond Melinda Eckberg Holly Engstrom Jeff Fields Korey Fiste John Fitzgerald Kathryn Flaherty Roberta Fox Todd Frank Terry Frantzen Dawn Frazier Kara Gartner Michele Geiger Amy Gillespie Paul Gladd Scott Grimmer Rachael Gross Raquel Guither 102 Freshman Freshmen Start Working Their Way Up 1 o l ,R Becky Hanna Chad Hannon Michele Hansen Randy Hanson Angela Hayes Brian Henning Aaron Hepp Melissa Hildebrand Scott Hilmes Anne Hodge Katie Howard Chad Hult Kerrie Jackson Aniessa Jenner Melinda Jesse Deanna Johnson Michelle Johnson Neil Johnson Patricia Johnson Lisa Jones Lara Kautz Katherine Kernan Sheri Lamers Virginia Larson Freshman 103 Angie Lauritzen Allen Layton Pamela Lewis Tim Lewis Heather Lucas Jeff Lucas Lori Lucas Wendy Luft . Karla Manthe Mary Ellen Markee Natalie Marsh Nicole Massey Taunia May Kim McCauley Trisha Mecum Tricia Metz Heidi Miller Chris Mills Cindy Mink Cari Mitchell Amber Moreland Andrea Morman Dane Lee Morton J im Moss 104 Freshman Freshmen Sell Candy Bars im g '-N We Survived Our First Year W John Murray Bill Ott Dan Owens Sung Jin Pak Richard Patnoe Steve Peterson Erika Pinkston Matt Pioterek Aaron Porter Chris Potter Shannon Rednour Eddie Roggy Amber Russell Angela Saal Steve Schennum Kecia Schmieg Paul Scroggs Melissa Segerstrom Heather Sissel Mike Sitterly Nichole Stanbary Mark Stephens Paul Swanson Mike Thomson Freshman 105 Eric Thompson Billy Townsend Lora Townsend April Tracy David Tracy Scott Trotter Rhonda Underwood Audrey Urbanc Sarah VanDrew Brad Vetter Victor Voice Erika Wagner Kai Wahlgren Philip Wallace Eric Weber Jenny Weissmann Joe Welte Amy Wenzel Stephanie Wilson Jenny Wolf Mike Wysocki Tami York Cheryl Zwicker 106 Freshman QE 2 M Q Ji Underclassmen Get Involved At RHS. ,,,, if 62 ...binmn ww 11 2- uru ww f ophomore Move Up A Step i,i? N-cw. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Left to right: Maria Blohm, Ted O'Brien, Tammi vens, Kevin McShane, Mrs. Martinkus St 6 .gm 'W-I SOPHOMORE ADVISORY BOARD Row 1: Kevin McShane, Maria Blohm, Ted O'Brien Row 2: Shelly Mares, Ginger Halberg Kelly, Sarah Sharp, Kari Arduser, Doug Tinker Row 3: Christy Nordstrom, Rita Kastor, Amie White, Angie Eckberg, Erika Stewart Wilson Row 4: Jason Hurdis, Rachel Robinson, Missy Swanson, Dulcie Hunt 108 Sophomores Sophomores Combine Study With Fun ,Kit f- 54' H ,, M ff -' K 5 1 f ziggq. Randy Allen Bonnie Alm Kari Arduser Martha Arellano Michelle Baird Rebekah Barlow Todd Barron Brema Beams Lori Berryman Kent Bickett Maria Blohm Jim Bortak Thad Boss John Brasile Ann Brown Rob Brown Brian Cain Marc Cain Craig Carpenter Jeff Carver Mitch Cater Heather Clementz Jim Colyott John Cook Sophomores 109 Scott Cornman Dawn Creason Mara Crewsell Karen Daley Darcie Deford Pat Doan Shelby Dow Angie Eckberg Jodi Eckberg Chris Engstrom Todd Ericson Bob Espel Amy Fandel Scott Farley Heather Feurer Betty Fordham Letty Fritz Lisa Fundell Amanda Galetti Sarah Gibson Wendy Goetz Dave Grabill Lori Grant Ginger Halberg 110 Sophomores Life Moves Into The Fast Lane Wm fbxl B Q W E ff f 'Vi'nWUi3Z,ii f ' , , il 2 YQ 5 ff . fa M Q 8? fy ff lv Gif? WM X Q l .44 T4 2 an X .XM Q init Aa Mark Hall Niki Hamel Rob Hammitt Jennifer Haramic Debbie Harris Kristie Harrison Angie Hassler Steve Hendrickson Tim Henning Jack Hewitt Tammy Hilmes Tasha Hilmes Mark Hoffman Corby Howard Andrew Howell Tracy Hult Dulcie Hunt Jason Hurdis Tamara Isaacson Leasa Jackson Loren Jackson Marla Jensen Joe Johnson Candi Jones Sophomores 111 Chuck Jones Michelle Jorgensen Sue Josephson Brent Judd Jennifer Julian Rita Kastor Cindy Kelly Joel King Andrea Kinsley Bob Koger Cathy Kriscinunas Jennifer Lambert Kim Larson Pam Lilley Patty Makransky Amy Maloy Tim Manning Shelly Mares Craig Martin Chris May Glenn May Angie McKenney Kevin McShane Susan Mead 112 Sophomores Class Of '88 Looks Ahead , at X70 . mmlkob '53 We Te Halfway There! 'H ,fd w f Q ml ,, ,, Q , lifgw xml Karen Mongan Brad Moore Stacey Moore Jim Morris Alison Murray Elizabeth Nally Ron Neff Tammy Neff David Nelson Matt Nelson Steve Nink J oe Nord Christy Nordstrom Paul Norris Ted O'Brien .Ioan O'Rourke Sam Papasevastos Sandy Philippe Dianne Pierson Rachel Robinson Leslie Rosene Heidi Ross Barbara Rowe Heidi Salsman Sophomores 113 Greg Saylor Scott Schennum Tom Schickel Theresa Schneider John Schroeder Gina Sciarini Helen Scott Sarah Sharp Kirk Shore Roxi Shriver Barb Skaggs Mike Skaggs Tammy Skaggs Susan Small Tracy Stamberger Annette Stanfield Tammi Stevens Hank Strunk Jason Struthers Darren Swanson Missy Swanson Doug Tinker Michael Toler Scott Towne 114 Sophomores Will We Ever Make It? Jim Townsend Julie Tucker John Turner Shelly Vander Meersch Traci VanWaes Wylie Voss Tom Wallace Heath Warren Scott Weeks Laurie Weissman Jason Wheelock Amie White Doug Whitehurst Stewart Wilson Erika Workman Brian Wright Rodney Wright Sophomores 115 J unjors Are On Th eil' Way JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Front row: Sheila Smith, Rich Robinson Middle Row: Lymberopoulos, Kristi Doubet Back: Mr. Baker JUNIOR ADVISORY BOARD Front ROWS Diane Lymb6r0p0L110S, Erin O'Brien Third Row: Greta Halberg, Noelle Massey, Jenny Jesse: Sheila Smith, Rich Robinson, Kristi Doubet Second Row: Lisa Smith, Fred Cartwright, Jeff Robbins, Mike Jensen, Mr. Wahlgren Annemarie Engelbrecht, Diane Nyman, Tonya Dplk, Jana Larkin, ,, I i 5 i 2 S 5 f i V f it , f5i'x5 2 iyyg Y V, i,,, ,, an Z4 A if 2 V EVN: if f i at at 1 fs, fir! y gf , 'f if 4 4, , ,,,i, it ',,Y 1? ,,,,, :,, ,,,,,,.,, , , 5 116 Juniors Mark Alexander Laurie Alm Ginny Alter Brad Anderson Juan Arellano Michelle Baker Todd Balensiefen Sarah Barlow Sean Baron Paula Beck Kevin Bird Wayne Blackert Lisa Blazier Scott Boesch Chad Bohnsack Kelly Bosworth Matt Bretzlaff Brett Brown Robert Buchanan Dina Burrell Bryan Byers Eric Cain Heather Carroll Fred Cartwright Juniors 117 Melissa Cater Mike Clark Dave Colyott Cathy Culjan Tonya Dolk Kristi Doubet Ben Dzurisin Annemarie Engelbrecht Jeanine Falk Jody Fiste Sue Fleming Cheryle Foley Tonya Forbes Amy Foster Dan Gelsomino Tammy Givens Tony Grace Greta Halberg Jennifer Hall Tracy Hall Bob Hannon Tony Harris John Harrison Eric Herbolsheimer 118 Juniors J unjors Make Prom Spec1a1 1. it ,H K 2 wha: We re moving Up! 3 sued!!! ,fs ga A-,A AM 2 , 5 A A ',i Stacey Hildebrand John Higgins Paul House Blair Hubbard Elizabeth Hull Jeff Jansen Mark Jebelian Mike Jensen Jenny Jesse Cindy Johnson Kevin Johnson Norine Jones Steve Keefer Christi Kelly Terry Kelly Tami Kingston Diana Kinnett Tom Krager Lisa Krieger Dawn Krug Margot Lane Mary Beth Lange Jana Larkin Elena Lenhausen Juniors 119 Pat Lilley Ann Lund Diane Lymberopoulos Matt Madson Melissa Majzer Ann Maller Tom Manning Jackie Martin Julie Martin Michelle Martin Julie Mason Noelle Massey Dave May Matt May Michelle McCall Libby McCance Catherine Merkel Barbara Miller Ericka Miller Marty Mongan Melanie Montgomery Tracey Moore Steve Nelson Dawn Nirider 120 Juniors gi Upperclassmen At Last! 'ewan fi if K ls 3 Juniors Ha Ve More Fun sz 415, 'X x qw ,gi lil WWW Angie Noble Diane Nyman Erin O'Brien Steve Oeder Hye Ok Pak .Iacquie Pattelli Aaron Peterson Judy Peterson Lori Phillippe Sheila Post Rick Rasmussen Jeff Robbins Rich Robinson Dave Roggy Sara Rowe Kow Seng Saechao Dave Sass Doug Schroyer Rick Schickel Tracy Searle Tom Shea Fred Simaytis Pat Simpkins Jeff Sitterly Juniors 121 Terry Smallwood Doug Smith Lisa Smith Michelle Smith Pam Smith Sheila Smith Susie Snow Brian Stabler Kevin Staton Suzi Stevens Alan Stevenson Kim Story Heather Stropes Jerry Sullivan Teresa Sutliff Kathy Taylor Susan Trotter Scott Underwood Rick Unholz Shad VanWaes Amy Vaughn Charlotte Turner Lou Vickrey Tim Waranka 122 Juniors Juniors Keep Busy m y fall, M '7 V 'ffl X , , A ,gf A B. ,,,..M. y 5-on iii? S x fMff' E wma! i. 1 One More Year To Go ! ' 'f , L,,,, , 4 , 1, X, ,, A ' f 5. 5,5 Z ,.,: at avg 'Z l Dale Wenzel Brenda Wesner Steve Wetzel Lindy Woods Martha Woods Laurel Worsley Rick York Ericka Zwengel Juniors 123 '? ' 112 T7 ,.,,wfwwf4 f V, ,, , ,f,,Ww4ff'f Q 1 ' A ' , I ,U if ' ' ' . A , W1 M 1 I I J , M x, nay' A 124 Seniors ,l Mm CELEBRATE SEN I URS 'F i a 5 , S 126 Seniors A Senjo Celeb ation! ADVISORY BOARD Front row - Colleen Bickett, Art Williams, Gerilyn Schultz, Amy Smith. Middle row - Vicky Hanson, Kathy Scala, Stephanie Lawrence, Jodi Fairchild, Missy Smith, Lisa Tracy, Kim Sharp, Kristin Swanson, Connie Pierson. Back Row - Mrs. Lovgren, Jim Randall, Mike Lord, Pam Shriver, Jennifer Khoshbin, John Lake, Erick Wahlgren, Lynn Fitzgerald, Kim Lorenzen, Krista Isaacson, Lisa McCance. Class motto: Our greatest glory is not in never falling, but in rising every time we fall. Confucius Class song: Don't You Forget About Me. Simple Minds Class flower: Red rose Class colors: Ivory and blue CLASS OFFICERS Front to back- Amy Smith, Treasurer: Colleen Bickett, Secretary, Gerilyn Schultz, Vice-President: Art Wil- liams, President A T1me For Us We, the class of '86, have finally made it through our years at P.H.S. The time seemed to pass so slowly, but now we look back and wonder where it all went. There were times we laughed and times we cried and times we wondered if we'd ever make it through. Times as 'freshmen we couldn't' find our classes and the seniors would direct us to take the elevator to the fourth floor and go past the swimming pool. Times when we'd trip up the stairs or drop our cafeteria trays. Times when we wished the earth would swallow us whole. At times we wondered if it was really worth it. Times when we heard the track coach yell, Up to the linel' to get in front of our give a speech. Times didn't quite work out basketball coach said wrestling coach said, There were times we ' Times when we had English IV class and when our physics lab . Times when the , Suicides or the Spinners thought we were on top of the world. Times when we made the winning play in the big game. Times when we finally got behind the wheel of a car by ourselves. Times when the right girl finally said, Yes, Times when we, the few, the healthy, watched everyone else take SCII1eStGI' tests. There were times of despair and times of frustration. Times when we wondered if we'd ever get through Return of the Native. Times when our ACT score fell short, times the shot was long. Times when we drew a blank. Times when 'everyone else' was invited. There were times we couldn't take any more. Times we got caught 'showing affection' in the hall. Times when the practice was at six in the morning. Times we forgot a locker combination or misplaced a book. Times when everyone was looking at US. There were times, towards the end, that we just put up with. Times of trying on caps and gowns. Times of practicing iof all things! walking. Times of listening to a great-aunt saying, My, how time flies! Times of tears and sad good-byes. Through all the times, whether good or bad, we survived and helped each other. They were four years of feelings and memories that will last forever. We made it, and now we're moving on to new times, but we will never forget our time spent at P.H.S. Seniors 127 The End IS Just A Beginning 'Qbx Michael Ray Adams Sherry Ann Anderson Peggy Pearline Baity Michael Lee Baker 'N The dynamic duo of Mike May and Todd Dever 128 Seniors Margaret Mary Archer Gina Lea Backes Julie Mae Balensiefen Lisa Ann Barajas ,Pi Phillip John Barajas Colleen Sue Bickett l ,, IX 'I' l B i,aa ' Willie Jesse Bishop Brenda Ann Blohm Look Out Wor1d.' Here We C'0me! WZ' f. A-'Oi C., .7 Daniel Richard Bogott Julie Lynn Borsch ,V 3, f milf, fi sf A 4 , ,V y 5.....a.,.,.,,,.. 'f , H mann A 54, . , f ww, fm, J H y M Q , ., 1 , 5 fwjoo, .,,f, ,Q l y diff fy W i N - ' Hilde Maria-Jozef Brutsaert Angela Frances Bruyn Jerry studying? YP yf F y r ? W Elizabeth Rae Burton Kelly Jean Burwell Bradley Craig Campbell Allen Glen Camp w sr- W fw ff J I 2 W Jennifer Lynn Cook Dwight Christopher Darling Michael Jghn Daviro Tgdd Anthony Devel- Q f7f' ii - Seniors 129 This is it! In N i Patrick Scott Dorsch Derek David Dressler Donna Irene Durbin Melissa Kay Eads Keith glares at the camera: Roy is amused by it all. Jodi Ann Fairchild S Brian Edward Fogarty Brenda Sue Fordham Scott Gregory Frank 130 Seniors Matthew Dzurisin Gerald Whitney Eckard W as J Lynn Marie Fitzgerald Rita M arie Fundell The Partyis' Over! Q! f . , . . Carrie Ann Galassi Mary Melissa Gibbs Thomas John Hack Sarah Elizabeth Hale xiii Michelle Renee Hanich Vicky Angelique Hanson :iff-: 'ff-fix L s: : I .. 0 A .1'T:2m:rL ULNTIEQ -' K YRS: . 'ei-Ns ,A ' ' flisiaiimsa, .. . if .. - ,X Y 1 - i Iifisssff Sri -- . is Kimberly Ann Harris Kori Kalene Hartman Smiling Seniors Connie and Kim Y W, ,df vm. . s am 3 - if X f i ., David Eugene Headley Teresa Beth Henning Leslie Erin Hepp Amy Lynn Holsclaw Seniors 1 Seniors make it to the top Spencer'Jonathan Hunt John Lawrence Isaacson Sara Janie Josephson James Owen Johnson PomPon cuties Debbie and Pam 132 Seniors Krista Lynn Isaacson Keith Richard Johnson James Francis Jorgensen Jeffery Allen Julian W' David Burton Jenkins Jennifer Cornell Jones Brian Thomas Judd 17991- Roy Kevin Kastor Senior Year Goes By In A Whjrl 'Q 3 l Gerald Malone Keer Debra Susan Kelly 5 J 6 Paul Duane Kessler Jennifer Lee Khoshbin Seniors hear no evil, speak no evil, and do no evil??? Ricco Kenneth King Trisha Kay Kinsley Todd William Krug David Joe Kuelper Laura Jean Lafferty John Michael Lake Christina Lynn Lamers John E. Larsen Seniors 133 in l l Our Four Years At RHS. Are Over 'W 1 4, V il Robert Allen Lawson Ambi Jeanne Leeper Jerilyn, you're supposed to be taking the pictures. Samuel William McClure Bradley Allen May 134 Seniors Jonathan Charles Livey Michael Robert Lord Kimberly Kaye Lorenzen Scott Partridge Loving Cynthia Ann Lund Lisa .lane McCance Gregory Daniel May Michael David May . . And The Future Looks Bright i ,yy Christine Marie Merkel Jeanette Ann Morman i Timothy John Murfin Beth Michelle Nickelsen Amv Jo Merklev QN Mary Lucile Munson Elizabeth Leigh Naffziger Kenneth Frank Notaro if '11 Mary Frances Meyer Brian Lee Moore 'W fmifffi L has V -v-wwfmmwm, Such loyal fans! Gerald Ray Oaks Lisa Kay Oloffson Seniors 135 What Next? College? A Job? 5' , Effie Papasevastos Sonja Yvette Parpart Patricia Lynn Pierson Brenda Caroline Pioterek Doesn't anyone watch the teacher? 136 Seniors Brenda Lee Patnoe Connie LeAnne Pierson Jennifer Lynne Polson Gerald Lee Quinlan Z we James Joseph Randall Brenda Lee Rapp 'Wx John Warren Reinhardt Kelly Ann Robinson High School WY!! Soon Be A Memory Anthony Lee Saal J erilyn Elizabeth Schultz Pamella Jeanine Shriver Melissa Ann Smith .Mm tif? ggi X X S 3 Katherine Susanne Scala Q, Q ' eillh S K X ietffsxf Kimber Lynne Sharp What did you say this was, Amy? tx 'ff W ,L Richard Lee Skaggs, Jr. Amy Lynn Smith Brooke Ann Smith V Steven Wendel Smith Rebecca Raye Stanfield Keith Alan Staples Seniors 137 Seniors Like Life At The Top if Rebecca Sue Staton Kristin Amy Swanson Q0 lim Beth! Tx Lisa Anne Trodden Rebecca Elaine Truitt 138 Seniors Susan Danyelle Swanson Michael Lee Taylor Sf' Roger Mark Taylor Elizabeth Stuart Telfer Jarrod Michael Townsend Lisa Ann'Tracy Teri Janel Underwood Lori Jane Vetter We Made Our Own Memories 'Wi Erick Lee Wahlgren Tammy Lee Watson Brian Stephen Wittwer Lisa Michelle Woods Q Seniors - coming and going Ml' Kristina Marie Weber Arthur David Williams l Kathleen Ann Wright Sandra Lee Wright A F W Calc class 1 -Z Seniors 139 Class f '86 Accompljsh es Much During the one hundred-seventeenth commencement exercises of Princeton High School, members of the graduating class were honored for their accomplishments. Jeff Julian and Becky Staton were awarded the Justus Stevens Templeton and Anne Gridley Templeton Awards as the best citizens. Brian Judd and Kathleen Wright were presented with the William Cullen Bryant and John Howard Bryant Awards in recognition of their four years of perfect attendance. Brenda Blohm was the senior recipient of the William Cullen Bryant and John Howard Bryant Scholarship Award for the highest scholastic average. Brenda also received the H.A. Clark Award. Jeff Julian was the other recipient of the Clark Award which recognizes all around achievement. The Lillian Hoover Memorial Award was presented to Brenda Blohm for her achievements in the area of science. Lisa Woods was presented with the Ozella Seward Music Scholarsip Award. The Malden Alumni Scholarships were awarded to Colleen Bickett and Jeff Julian. Teresa Henning was presented with the Mary Kaar Juttemeyer English Award. Becy Staton was presented the Kevin F. Jensen Award as the outstanding senior mathematics student. The American Legion Awards for school and community citizenship went to Michael Lord and Amy Smith. Rebecca Stanfield received the All-Around Vocational Homemaking Award. Brenda Pioterek received the Dramatic!Elocutionary Performance Award, provided through the Edwin and Eva Oppenheim Memorial Fund. The Evelyn Graham Classic and Modern Language Awards were given to Elizabeth Telfer for her work in Spanish, Lisa Tracy for her work in German, and Becky Staton for her work in Latin. 140 Seniors tm A in I ws- WN . ..- f-1 S ww' . . , I a.. V V aff ,V 1.2.1, Mx , W . :Iv :Zi sv I 4M-'fly . ,, S':.':.'z , if-Q' gl, 2' A , H.. : if VVV, ., tr my fr . ., y - X 1 , W We i H If 3 5 yr ' ' ' 5 ., 1 a g , I f 5 . .Q W ypiyi Wk enjors Enjoy Their Last Year wk enjor Record Allicks, Brian Charles. Anderson, Sherry Ann. Tiger Tales 1,43 Yearbook 43 Thespians 2,3,43 F.H.A. 1,2,3,43 Winter Play 2,4. Archer, Margaret Mary. Girls3 Basketball 13 Cham- ber Choir 13 A-A 2. Backes, Gina Lea. Transfer from Malden High School 23 Tiger Tales 1,2,33 Volleyball 13 Yearbook 13 Messenger 2,33 Rifle Corps 3,43 Drama Club 1,23 Concert Band 1,2,33 Marching Band 1,2,3,4j Spring Play 2. Baity, Peg P. A.S.A. Chorus 1,2. Baker, Michael Lee. Transferred from Rock Island High School 13 I.C.E. 4. Barajas, Lisa Ann. Transferred from Malden High School 23 Volleyball 13 Cheerleader 13 F.H.A. 1. Barajas, Phillip John. Transferred from Malden High School 23 Sportsman's Club 23 A.V.S. 3,4. Bickett, Colleen Sue. Student Council 43 Concert Choir 43 Chamber choir 2,33 Latin Club 1,2,3,43 Concert Band 13 Marching Band 13 Class Officer 43 Advisory Board 2,3,43 A.S.A. 13 Blue Crew 2,3. Bishop, Willie Jesse. Transferred from Malden High School 23 Track 13 Baseball 13 Drama Club 33 Spring play 33 Winter Play 13 Fall Play 1. Blohm, Brenda Ann. Volleyball 1,2,3,43 N.H.S. 3,43 Top Ten Sr. 43 Schol. Bowl 43 Thespians 3,43 Girls' Basketball 43 Student Council 2,3,43 Concert Choir 2,3,43 All-State Choir 3,43 Villagers 2,3,43 Madrigals 1,23 S-A Chorus 13 Jazz Band 1,2,3,43 Band Council 43 Concert Band 1,2,3,43 Marching Band 1,3,43 Ad- visory Board 3,43 Corporation 2,43 Spring Play 2,33 Madrigal Brass Choir 1,2,3,43 Band President 43 Student Council President 43 Volleyball Captain 43 Volleyball M.V.P. 43 All Conference All Academic Volleyball Team 2,3,43 All-State Honorable-Men- tion Volleyball Team 3,43 Volleyball-Best Server 3,41 Volleyball Most Improved 23 Elks Teen of the Month 3,4. Bogott, Daniel Richard. Football 1,2,3,43 Basketball 1,2,3,43 Track 1,23 Baseball 1,2,3,4Q C.W.T. 43 Con- cert Choir 33 Chamber Choir 1,23 Sportsman's Club 13 Latin Club 13 Football All-Conference 3,43 Foot- ball M.V.P. Defense 43 Basketball Best Free Throw Percentage 4. Bohm, Carl Allen. Football 13 Wrestling Mgr. 1,2,3,43 C.W.T. 43 Video Taping 2,3,4. Borsch, Julie Lynn. S-A Chorus 13 F.H.A. 1,2,3,4. Brutsaert, Hilde. Transferred from Belgium 43 Tennis 43 A.F.S. 43 Girls' Basketball 43 Girls' Track 43 Homecoming Attend. 43 Spring Play 4. Bruyn, Angie. Volleyball 1,2,33 Homecoming At- tend. 43 S-A Chorus 13 Advisory Board 1,2,3,4. Bryson, Pat Andrew. Football 1,2,3,43 Basketball 1,23 Baseball 1,2,3,43 Messenger 43 Football Captain 43 Most Improved Defense in Football 4. Burton, Elizabeth Rae. Concert Choir 2,3,43 Chorus Council 43 Madrigals 3,43 S-A Chorus 13 Corpora- tion 2,3,43 Historian of Concert Choir 43 Piano Ac- companist 1,2,3,4. Burwell, Kelly Jean. Camp, Allen. Football 1,23 Wrestling 1,2,33 Concert Band 1,2,33 Marching Band 1,2,3. Campbell, Brad Craig. Football 13 Cr. Country 23 f Wrestling 1,2. Carlson, Danny Neil. Transferred from Malden Hig School 23 Track 13 Drama Club 1,2,3,4. Casford, Brian E. Chonowski, Nicholas John. Football 23 Basketball Track 23 Sportsman's Club 3. Cook, Jennifer Lynn. Chamber Choir 33 S-A Chort 1,23 A.V.S. 4. Darling, Dwight Christopher. Cr. Country 1,2,33 Track 2,3,43 Concert Choir 2,3,43 Chamber Choir Cross Country M.V.R. 4. Davito, Michael Hohn. Transferred from Rogen High School, Puyallup, WA 43 Football 1,23 Ba: ketball 2,33 Track 1,33 P.E. Leader 1,2,33 Jazz Ban 13 Concert Band 1,23 Marching Band 1,2. Dever, Todd Anthony. Football 1,2,33 Wrestling 1,1 Baseball 1. Dorsch, Patrick Scott. Tennis 2,3,43 Thespiar 1,2,3,43 Concert Choir 2,3,43 Chamber Choir 13 Mac rigals 43 Sportsman's Club 2,3,43 Concert Band i Spring Play 1,3,43 Winter Play 1. Dressler, Derek David. Football 13 Cr. Country I Basketball 1,2,3,43 Baseball 2,3,43 P.E. Leade 1,2,3,43 Homecoming Attend. 4. Durbin, Donna Irene. Dzurisin, Matt. Football 1,2,3. Eads, Melissa Kay. Transferred from Malden Hig School 23 Volleyball 13 Concert Band 13 Class Off cer 13 A.V.S. 4. Eckard, Whitney Gerald. Cr. Country 1,2,3,43 Wre: tling 13 Track 1,23 A.V.S. 3,4. Fairchild, Jodi Ann. Tiger Tales 33 Wrestling Stat 3,43 Yearbook 43 Chamber Choir 43 Advisory Boar 2,3,43 Blue Crew 2,3. Fitzgerald, Lynn Marie. Volleyball 1,2,3,43 Yearboo 33 Girls' Track 33 Homecoming Attend. 43 S-A Chc rus 13 Advisory Board 1,2,3,4. Fogarty, Brian Edward. A.V.S. 3,4. Fordham, Brenda Sue. Girls3 Basektball 1,23 Concen Choir 2,3,43 S-A Chorus 1. Frank, Scott Gregory. Cr. Country 23 Basketball I Tennis 43 Concert Band 1,2,3,43 Marching Ban 1,2,3,4. Fundell, Rita Marie. Transferred from Malden Hig School 23 Volleyball 13 Class Officer 13 Band I A.V.S. 4. Galassi, Carrie Ann. Transferred from LaSalle-Perl High School 33 Tiger Tales 33 Volleyball 23 L Choir 1,23 Girls' Softball 1,23 Pep Club and Bli Crew 1,2,3. Gibbs, M. Melissa. Volleyball 1,23 Girls' Track 1, Concert Choir 2,3,43 Villager 43 S-A Chorus F.H.A. 33 I.C.E. 43 Blue Crew 2,3. Hale, Sarah Elizabeth. Chamber Choir 2,3,43 S- Chorus 13 F.H.A. 1,2,3,4. Hanich, Michelle Renee. Transferred from Wyan+ High School 3. Hanson, Vicky Angelique. Yearbook 33 Messeng 2,31 Thespians 2,3,43 Concert Choir 3,43 Chamb Choir 23 Madrigals 3,43 S-A Chorus 13 Adviso Board 43 Childrens Play 43 Spring Play 1,2,33 Winter Play 1,3,43 A.S.A. 43 Fall Play 43 Blue Cre' 2,3. enjor Record Harris, Kimberly Ann. Transferred from Malden High School 23 Chamber Choir 13 F.H.A. l,2,3,43 A.S.A. Chorus 2,3. Hartman, Kori Kalene. S-A Chorus 13 I.C.E. 4. Headley, Dave Eugene. Cr. Country 43 Wrestling 43 Spring Play 13 A.V.S. 2. Henning, Teresa Beth. Tiger Tales 23 N.H.S. 3,43 Top Ten Sr. 43 Messenger 33 Thespians l,2,3,43 Student Council 43 Drama Club 1,23 Latin Club l,2,3,43 Class Officer 1,23 Advisory Board 33 Spring Play 13 Win- ter play 13 Student Council Vice-President 43 Who's Who 43 State Scholar 4. Hepp, Leslie Erin. Thespians 2,3,4Q Speech Team 13 Drama Club l,2,3,43 Concert Choir 3,43 Chamber Choir 23 S-A Chorus 13 Jazz Band 13 Concert Band 1,2,33 Marching Band 1,2,3Q Spring Play 23 Winter Play 1. Holsclaw, Amy Lynn. Hunt, Spencer Johnathan. Tiger Tales 33 Thespians 3,43 Drama Club 2,3,43 Concert Band 1,23 Marching Band 1,23 Childrens Play 43 Spring Play 2,3,43 Fall Play 2,3,43 Vice-President Thespians 43 Illinois State Scholar 4. Isaacson, Hohn Lawrence. Football 2,3,43 Track 2,3,43 C.W.T. 4. lsaacson, Krista Lynn. Cr. Country 23 Track 23 Year- book 43 Girls' Track 23 Homecoming Attend. 43 S-A Chorus 13 Advisory Board 1,2,3,4. Ienkins, David B. Football l,2,3,43 Wrestling l,2,3,43 Track 13 P. E. Leader 4. Iohnson, James Owen. Iohnson, Keith Richard. Top Ten Sr. 43 Illinois State 3 Scholar 4. losephson, Sara Jane. Cr. Country l,2,3,43 Girls Track 1,3,43 Band Council 23 Jazz Band 2,3,43 Con- . cert Band l,2,3,43 Marching Band l,2,3,43 Most Im- proved Cross Country 33 Scott Williams Finn3 if Doug Darling Memorial3 Cross Country Captain. lones, Jennifer Cornell. Volleyball 1,23 Pom-Pon 33 Girls' Basketball 1,23 Chamber Choir 23 S-A Chorus ' 13 Class Officer 23 Advisory Board 1,2. lorgensen, Jim Francis. 1 Iudd, Brian Thomas. Basketball 13 Student Council 23 Madrigals 3,43 Latin Club l,2,3,43 jazz Band 2,3,43 Concert Band l,2,3,43 Marching Band 1,2,3,4. Tulian, Jeffrey Allen. Transferred from Malden High School 23 Football 2,3,43 Basketball 1,2,3,43 Track l,2,3,43 Baseball 23 Homecoming King 43 Homecoming Attend. 3,43 Sportsman's Club 2,3,43 M.V.P. Track and Field 33 Howard Linemand Award 33 lst Team All-Conference CFootballJ 33 All-Conference Basketball 1,4Q State Track 3,43 Letterman Basketball 1,3,43 Letterman Track l,2,3,43 Letterman Football 3,4. Kastor, Roy Kevin. Football 13 P. E. Leader 1,2,3,4. Keer, Jerry M. J. C. Harmon High School, Kansas City, KS 23 Basketball 23 Baseball 1,3,43 Concert 7 Choir 1. Kelly, Debra Susan. Tennis 33 Pom-Pon 2,43 Girls' Basketball 1. Kessler, Paul Duane. Wrestling 1. Khoshbin, Jennifer Lee. Cr. Country l,2,3,43 Pom- Pon 2,33 Girls' Track l,2,3,43 Student Council 33 Concert Choir 2,3,43 S-A Choir 13 Advisory Board 2,3,43 Cr. Country M.V.P. 2,3,43 Cr. Country Cap- tain 3,43 Doug Darling Memorial 43 C.C. State Qualifier 23 Track State Qualifier 1,3,43 Cr. Coun- try All-Conference l,2,3,43 Track District Champi- on 3. King, Ricco Kenneth. Transferred from Malden High School 23 Basketball 13 Track 13 Baseball 13 F.F.A. 2. Kinsley, Trisha Kay. Transferred from Atkinson High School 2. Krug, Todd William. Tennis 3,4. Kuelper, David Joe. Football 1,2,3,4Q Basketball Mgr. 3,43 Baseball 2,3,43 Thespians 3,43 Chamber Choir l,2,3,43 Spring Play l,2,3,43 Winter Play l,2,3,43 Fall Play l,2,3,43 Intramural Basketball 1,2,3,4. Lake, John Michael. Golf 23 Basketball 13 Advisory Board 43 Trip to Germany 23 Intramural Basketball 2.3.4. Lambert, Andy. Cr. Country 1,2. Lambers, Christine Lynn. Volleyball 1,23 Co-Editor Yearbook 43 Girls' Track 13 Student Council 43 F.H.A. 13 Latin Club 1,2,3,4. Larsen, John E. Lawrence, Stefanie Ann. Cr. Country 13 Thespians 2,3,43 Speech Team 13 Drama Club 1,23 Concert Choir 2,3,43 Villagers 2,3,43,Madrigals 3,43 Jazz Band 1,3,43 Concert Band 13 Marching 13 Advisory Board 43 Spring Play 1,23 Winter Play 13 Fall Play 1,23 Girls' Basketball Mgr. 2. Lawson, Robert, Allen. Transferred from Wyanet High School 23 Football 23 Special Recreation Bas- ketball 3,4. Leeper, Ambi Jeanne. Transferred from Putnam County High School 33 A.V.S. 4. Livey, Jonathan Charles. Golf l,2,3,43 Golf All-Con- ference Academic 33 Golf lst Place St. Bede Invita- tional3 Tennis 2,3,43 Basketball 1,23 Baseball 23 Homecoming Attend. 43 Sportsman's Club 1,23 Basketball Intramurals 3,4. Lord, Michael Robert. Tennis 1,2,3,4Q Student Coun- cil 43 Madrigals 2,3,43 Jazz Band 1,2,33 Concert Band 1,2,33 Marching Band 1,2,33 Advisory Board 1,43 Intramural Basketball 1,3,43 Illinois State Scholar 4. Lorenzen, Kimberly Kaye. Yearbook 3,43 Girls' Bas- ketball 1,2,3,43 Concert Choir 2,3,43 S-A Chorus 13 F.H.A. 13 Advisory Board 2,3,43 Basketball Co- Captain 2. Loving, Scott Partridge. Cr. Country l,2,3,43 Basket- i ball 1,2,43 Track 1,2,33 Baseball l,2,3,43 Latin Club 13 Basketball Intramural 3. Lunn, Cynthia Ann. Student council 23 S-A Chorus 13 Blue Crew Advisory Board 2. Manning, Mary Marie. Transferred from Permian High School, Odessa, Texas 43 Concert Choir 13 F.H.A. 43 Library Aide 4. - f Matthews, Gary. Thespians l,2,3,43 Drama Club 1,2,3,4Q A.V.S. 3,4. May, Bradley Allen. Football 2. May, Gregory Daniel. Golf 1,2,3,,4j Basketball 13 Ten- nis 43 Intramural Basketball 43 Keith Schultz Me- morial Award 33 All-Conference Academic Golf 3. Senior Record May, Mike David. Football 1,2,3,45 Track 1,2,35 Base- ball 1,2,45 Jazz Band 15 Concert Band 1,25 Marching Band 1,25 Intramurals 2,3,45 Howard Lineman Award Winner 45 WZOE Lineman of the year 3,45 Teen of the Month 4. McCance, Lisa Jane. Transferred from Bushnell-PC, Bushnell, IL 25 Tennis 35 Student Council 25 F.H.A. 2,45 Advisory Board 4. McClure, Sam W. Transferred from Belvidere High School, Belvidere, IL 25 Wrestling 3. McKune, Mike L. Cr. Country 1,2,45 Track 1,2,45 Chamber Choir 1,2,3. Mecum, Chuck F. C.W.T. 45 A.V.S. 3. Merkel, Christine Marie. Girls' Basketball 1,25 F.H.A. 1,35 Volleyball Scorekeeper 1,2,3,45 Girls' Basketball Manager 3. Merkley, Amy Jo. Volleyball 1,25 I.C.E. 45 Flag Corps 35 Girls' Basketball 1,25 A.V.S. 3. Meyer, Mary Francis. Messenger 25 Thespians 2,3,45 Speech Team 2,3,45 Drama Club 2,35 Concert Choir 2,3,45 Concert Band 15 Marching Band 15 Class Offi- cer 15 Corporation 3,45 Childrens Play 45 Spring Play 1,2,35 Winter Play 45 Fall Play 2,4. Moore, Brian Lee. Transferred from Malden High School 25 Football 2,3,45 Basketball Mgr. 3,45 Base- ball 45 Messenger 3,45 Concert Band 2,3,45 March- ing Band 2,3,4. Morman, Jeanette Ann. Girls' Basketball 1,25 S-A Chorus 15 F.H.A. 3,4. Munson, Mary Lucile. Messenger 45 Thespians 1,2,3,45 Flag Corps 2,35 Speech Team 15 Drama Club 1,25 Concert Choir 2,3,45 Madrigals 3,45 S-A Chorus 15 F.H.A. 1,35 Spring Play 1,25 Winter Play 1,2. Murfin, Timothy John. Golf 1,2,45 Basketball 1,25 Tennis 1,2,3,45 Messenger 2. Nickelsen, Beth Michelle. Girls' Basketball 15 Stu- dent Council 35 Concert Choir 2,3,45 S-A Chorus 15 Jazz Band 1,2,3,45 Band Council 35 Concert Band 1,2,3,45 Marching Band 1,2,3,45 Advisory Board 25 Corporation 2,3,45 Brass Choir Madrigals 2,3,4. Motaro, Ken Frank. Track 1,2. Oaks, Jerry Ray. Cr. Country 2,3,45 Golf 15 Wrestling 1,2,3,45 Track 1,25 A.V.S. 45 Wrestling Most Im- proved 35 Wrestling Most Valuable 4. Oloffson, Lisa Kay. S-A Chorus 1. Pak, Sung Woo. Tennis 1,25 Latin Club 1,2,3,45 Con- cert Band 25 Marching Band 1,2. Papasevastos, Effie. Parpart, Sonja Yvette. S-A Chorus 15 F.H.A. 15 A.V.S. 4. Patnoe, Brenda. Chamber Choir 25 S-A Chorus 1. Patterson, Steve Jon. Football 1,25 Wrestling 1,2,3,45 Track 15 Wrestling M.V.P. 35 Wrestling Co-Cap- tain 4. , Peirson, Connie LeAnne. Cr. Country 2,35 Tennis 45 N.H.S. 3,45 Messenger 2,3,45 Girls' Basketball 45 Girls' Track 1,25 Student Council 45 S-A Chorus 15 Advisory Board 2,3,45 Football Manager 35 Student to Germany 25 Blue Crew 2,35 All-Conference All- Academic Cross Country 35 All-Conference Hon- orable Mention Tennis 45 Teen of the Month 4. Pierson, Patricia Lynn. Chamber Choir 2,3,45 S-A Chorus 1. Pioterek, Brenda Caroline. Tiger Tales 1,3,45 Year- book 45 N.H.S. 3,45 Thespians 1,2,3,45 Speech Team 1,2,3,45 Drama Club 1,2,3,45 F.H.A. 15 Concert Band 1,25 Marching Band 1,25 Advisory Board 25 Chil- drens Play 45 Spring Play 1,2,3,45 Winter Play 1,25 Fall Play 2,3,45 Blue Crew 35 Teen of the Month 45 Sectional for Speech Team 4. Polson, Jennifer Lynne. Flag Corps 2,3,45 Concert Choir 2,3,45 Villagers 3,45 S-A Chorus 15 Main Of- fice Helper 3,4. Quinlan, Jerry Lee. Football 1,2,3,45 Wrestling 1,2,3,4. Randall, James Joseph. Football 2,45 Golf 15 Basket- ball 1,25 Track 35 Baseball 1,2,3,45 Messenger 45 Homecoming Attend. 45 Intermurals 3,45 Inter- mural All-Star 3,4. Rapp, Brenda Lea. Messenger 45 Flag Corps 2,3,45 Chamber Choir 25 S-A Chorus 1. Reingardt, John Warren. Football 2,45 Cr. Country 15 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Track 35 Baseball 2,3,45 Mes- senger 45 Homecoming Attend. 45 Intramurals 3,4. Robinson, Kelly Ann. I.C.E. 45 Concert Choir 1. Scala, Katherine S. Messenger 2,3,45 Thespians 2,3,45 Concert Choir 3,45 Chamber Choir 25 S-A Chorus 15 Advisory Board 45 Spring Play 2,35 Student to Italy 2,45 NCIC 3,4. Schultz, Jerilyn Elizabeth. Pom-Pon 2,35 Yearbook 3,45 Top Ten Sr. 45 Messenger 45 Thespians 45 Girls' Basketball 1,25 Student Council 2,3,45 Speech Team 1,2,45 S-A Chorus 15 Class Officer 2,45 Advi- sory Board 1,2,3,45 Childrens Play 45 Spring Play 45 Blue Crew 2,35 Blue Crew Advisory Board 35 Who's Who 35 Il. State Scholar 4. Sharp, Kimber Lynne. Volleyball 1,2,3,45 Pom-Pon 25 Yearbook 35 Messenger 45 Homecoming Attend. 45 Chamber choir 25 Advisory Board 2,3,45 A.S.A. Chorus 15 Blue Crew 2,35 Most Improved Volley- ball 45 First Team All-Conference Volleyball 4. Shriver, Pamella Jeanine. Pom-Pon 45 Thespians 45 Girls Basketball 15 Concert Choir 2,3,45 Madrigals 3,45 S-A Chorus 15 Jazz Band 3,45 Band Council 45 Concert Band 1,2,3,45 Marching Band 1,2,35 Advi-- sory Board 45 Corporation 2,35 Spring Play 1,2,4: Honors Band 45 IMEA 1,2,3,45 NCIC 3,45 Germany 25 Chorus contest 3,45 Band Contest 1,2,3,45 Aller- ton Madrigal Symposium 35 Who's Who 35 Society for Distinguished High School Students 3,4. Sims, Mike lee. Transferred from Tiskilwa Higl School 4. Skaggs, Richard Lee. Tiger Tales 25 Football 15 Track 15 Tennis 15 PE Leader 1,2,3,45 Sportsman's Club 1,2,3,4. Smith, Amy Lynn. Volleyball 1,2,3,45 Yearbook 35 Schol. Bowl 45 Messenger 45 Girls' Basketball 1,2,3,45 Homecoming Attend. 3,45 Student Council 1,3,45 S-A Chorus 15 Class Officer 3,45 Advisory Board 2,3,45 Blue Crew 2,35 Blue Crew Advisory Board 35 Student to Germany 25 Close-up 45 DAR Award 4. Smith, Brooke Ann. Concert Choir 2,3,45 S-A Chorus 15 Latin Club 1,2. Smith, Melissa Ann. Yearbook 45 Messenger 45 S-A Senior Record Chorus 13 Advisory Board 2,43 Who's Who 3. Smith, Steven Wendell. Football 1,2,3,4Q Basketball 1,2,3,4Q Baseball 2,33 Latin Club 1,23 Most Improved Football 33 Most Valuable Football 43 All-Confer- ence Football 3,4. Stanfield, Rebecca Raye. C.W.T. 43 Concert Choir 2,3,43 All-State Choir 33 S-A Chorus 13 Concert Band 1,2,33 Marching Band 1,2,3. Staples, Keith Alan. Wrestling 1. Staton, Rebecca Sue. Volleyball 1,2,3,4Q N.H.S. 3,43 Top Ten Sr. 43 Schol. Bowl 43 Messenger 23 Girls' Basketball 1,23 Girls' Track 1,2,3,43 Homecoming Attend. 1,23 Homecoming Queen 43 Student Coun- cil 1,2,3,4Q Latin Club 1,2,3,43 Class Officer 1,33 Close-UP to Washington D.C. 4. Swanson, Dristin Amy. Cr. Country 33 Tennis 43 Mes- senger 2,3,43 Chamber Choir 2,33 S-A Chorus 13 Concert Band 1,23 Marching Band 1,23 Class Offi- cer 33 Advisory Board 1,2,3,43 Football Manager 33 Honor Roll 2. Swanson, Susan Danyelle. Cr. Country 33 Messenger 33 Volleyball Stats 1,2. Taylor, Michael Lee. Basketball 13 Tennis 1,2,3,43 Top Ten Sr. 43 Illinois State Scholar 4. Taylor, Roger Mark. Basketball 13 N.H.S. 3,43 Top Ten Sr. 43 Schol. Bowl 2,3,43 Thespians 1,2,3,43 Stu- dent Council 3,43 Speech Team 23 Drama Club 1,2,3,43 Concert 2,3,43 Chamber Choir 13 Madrigals 2,3,43 Chorus Council 43 Class Officer 13 Spring Play 1,2,43 Winter Play 13 Fall Play 13 Illinois State Scholar 43 Thespian President 43 Concert Choir President 43 Concert Choir President 43 IMEA Dis- trict Choie 1,2,3,43 NCIC Choir 2,3,43 Close-up to Washington D.C. 43 Allerton Madrigal Symposium 33 Intramurals 3,4. Telfer, Elizabeth S. Volleyball 1,2,3,43 Cheerleader 2,3,43 N.H.S. 3,43 Thespians 1,2,3,43 Concert Choir 2,3,43 S-A Chorus 13 Childrens Play 43 Spring Play 1,2,3,43 Winter Play 23 Fall Play 13 Close-up 43 Italy 2. Townsend, Farrod Michael. Tracy, Lisa Anne. Volleyball 1,2,3,43 N.H.S. 3,43 Top Ten Sr. 43 Schol. Bowl 43 Girls' Basketball 1,23 Stu- dent Council 2,3,43 Chamber Choir 23 S-A Chorus 13 Advisory Board 2,3,43 Blue Crew 2,33 Germany 43 IL State Scholar 43 Academic All-Conference Vol- leyball 3. Truitt, Rebecca Elaine. Volleyball 13 Girls' Basket- ball 1,23 Concert Choir 43 Chamber Choir 2,33 Cho- rus Council I3 S-A Chorus 13 Blue Crew Advisory 23 Blue Crew 2,3. Underwood, Teri Janel. Pom-Pon 33 Yearbook 43 Concert Choir 43 Chamber Choir 2,33 Chorus Coun- cil 1,3. Vetter,Lori Jane. Transferred from Ellender Memo- rial High School, Houma, LA. 3. Wahlgren, Erick Lee. Football 1,2,3,43 Basketball 1,2,3,43 Track 1,2,3,43 Baseball 1,2,33 Homecoming Attend. 1,2,43 Student Council 13 Concert Choir 2,3,43 Chamber Choir 13 Sportsman's Club 1,2,3,43 Concert 1,23 Marching Band 1,23 Advisory Board 13 Vice-President Concert Choir 4. Watson, Tammy Lee. Messenger 43 Chamber Choir 2,33 S-A Chorus 13 Concert Band 1, Marching Band 1. Weber, Dristi Marie. Transferred from Roncalli High School, Indianapolis, IN. 23 Cr. Country 3,43 Cheerleader 43 Yearbook 43 Schol. Bowl 23 Messen- ger 3,43 Girls' Basketball 3,43 Girls' Track 2,3,43 Concert Band 33 Marching Band 33 Advisory Board 4. Williams, Arthur David. Cr. Country 1,2,3,43 Wres- tling 13 Track 1,23 Class Officer 3,43 Advisory Board 3,43 Top Sophomore Runner 2. Wittwer, Brian Stephen. Cr. Country 1,2,3,43 Basket- ball 1,23 Wrestling 3,43 Track 2,3,43 P.E. Leader 43 Cr. Country Most Improved 2,33 Cross Country Top Senior Runner 43 Cr. Country Captain 4. Woods, Lisa Michelle. Yearbook 43 Messenger 33 Homecoming Attend. 43 Concert Choir 2,3,43 Cho- rus Council 43 Villagers 3,43 S-A Chorus 13 Corpora- tion 3,43 Spring Play 2,43 Blue Crew 1,2,33 Blue Crew Advisory Board 23 NCIC Choir 43 Concert Choir Treasurer 43 Swing Choir Scholarship 3. Wright, Kathleen Ann. Pre en ting The Class Of 19 6 ,Y x NX i Q , , l i S 3 X i K ,X 'isa X NNN K l Becky Staton U Hilde BPULSHSN Y Arthur Williams Building An Education Whal I Learned FFOJP MY AFS TO Whom It May Concern Experience l 146 Graduation Roger Johnson Brenda Blohm Superintendent Carl Cherrie presented l Being Different A Time And A Place For Each Of Us awards to the graduates. 'H k U A. 'L :AW Cel e bra te Gra dua tion! if Graduauon 147 This Could Be The 1ght Prom night really started in the afternoon when pictures were taken at Darius Miller Park. Then it was off to dinner at a special restaurant. Dancing at the country club began at eight o'clock and lasted until eleven o'clock. A highlight of the dance was the naming of the 1986 Prom king and queen, Jeff Julian and Amy Smith. A large audience watched as the prom-goers premiered at the court house. Ending the night was a breakfast dance at the Elks club. All of these things made Prom a night to remember. Right picture: King Jeff Julian and Queen Amy Smith Below: PROM COURT Jon Livey, Kim Sharp, Erick Wahlgren, Lisa Woods, Jeff Julian, Amy Smith, Becky Staton, Lynn Fitzgerald Jim Randall Connie Pierson TF 148 Prom R357 1. S 4 , Q Lv.. 'Y f,R 2 ,A f 'H I 40 aw H1 v, , , Q ,Q f 4 x A 1-v H . 7 2. so H V 'rf F ,, 'fi Prom 149 x 1 i f X X Y X 'Q A 1 if S A L54 7,' 'Xa :W xi! E an L f , if iif fff' ' X ' , ,I , 3 .' 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' V I I faux? ., Al 1' iff ' ' ' ..,,. 1:2 f' 33' M ,,1 gy :fp L W i- ,,,'fA 'Y' M, ,,,, , f A 4 W, f-,uw fl f , , , , f,f,,7 E rf W 'f I gyfgtz ,H fi, ,, vim-,gy .MV W rf ,Af f 'aww my 52 iz , I xfm,Mw.QfwmaEvr v m,.W,,, fy Z 1 X ,iw Construction 153 Life at Princeton High School is a celebration made up of many things - sports, classes, clubs, activities, band, chorus, and plays. It was the intent of the yearbook staff to show these celebrations at P.H.S. - Q N 154 Closing r..t , X s for if 'N-... The yearbook staff extends special thanks to the following people - Board of Education for their support Mr. Cherrie, Mr. Matthews, and Mr. Windt for their encouragement and support. With a new advisor, we had a lot to learn. Bill Lamb for being ever patient taking pictures for us Faculty for their help and for their tolerance on picture days Secretaries for all their help Custodians for setting up on picture days Phil and Memories by Donn for taking the picture for our cover Howard Ducek, yearbook representative for his guidance Student body of P.H.S. Closiu Abbott, Paul Adams, Michael 75, 128 Adams, Michael Adcock, Daril Albright, Bridget 29, 32, 72, 199, 101 Alexander, Mark 117 Allen, Randy 37, 50, 69, 74, 109 Allicks, Brian Alm, Beth 101 Alm, Bonnie 109 Alm, Laurie 117 Alter, Virginia 73, 87, 117 Anderson, Brad 25, 117 Anderson, Melissa 101 Anderson, Sherry 63, 64, 67, 128 Archer, Margaret 50, 74, 128 Arduser, Kari 52, 58, 108, 109 Arellano, Juan 18, 31, 44, 117 Arellano, Martha 109 Backes, Eric 34, 69, 101 Backes, Eugenia 128 Bailey, Nancy Baird, Michelle 52, 58, 64, 67, 72, 109 Baity, Peggy 128 Baker, Michael 74, 128 Baker, Michelle 50, 55, 117 Balensiefen, Julie 75, 128 Balensiefen, Todd 117 Barajas, Lisa 128 Barajas, Phillip 128 Barlow, Rachel 53, 101 Barlow, Rebekah 27, 52, 58, 67, 109 Barlow, Sarah 51, 54, 57, 60, 61, 64, 68, 117 Baron, Sean 69, 117 Barron, Todd 109 Bartman, Darren 101 Beams, Brema 47, 109 Berryman, Lori 50, 52, 55, 58, 109 Beck, Paula 47, 117 Bickett, Colleen 57 , 67, 72, 77, 126, 128 Bickett, Kent 109 Bird, Kevin 117 Bird, William Chip 23, 37, 40, 52, 55, 58, 100, 101 Bishop, Willie 64, 128 Blackert, Gary 101 Blackert, Wayne 50, 69, 117 Blazier, Lisa 50, 55, 63, 64, 117 Blohm, Brenda 28, 32, 51, 52, 53, 55, 56, 57, 58, 62, 64, 72, 76, 77, 78, 128, 146 Blohm, Maria 29, 38, 51, 52, 57, 72, 108, 109 Blumhorst, Tonya 32, 58, 60, 61, 73, 101 Boesch, Scott 55, 57, 60, 63, 64, 76, 117 Bogatitus, David Bogott, Daniel 18, 19, 34, 35, 40, 41, 75, 129 Bohm, Fonda 53, 101 Bohm, Carl 30, 31, 74 Bohnsack, Chad 18, 69, 117 Bolen, Allen Borsch, Julie 129 Bortak, James 52, 54, 56, 57, 58, 63, 64, 67, 68, 109 Boss, Thad 25, 44, 54, 56, 57, 58, 63, 68, 109 Bosworth, Kelly 24, 38, 56, 57, 117 Boundy, Brandy 101 Brasile, John 21, 44, 109 Bretzlaff, Matthew 34, 40, 68, 69, 77, 117 Brown, Andrena 74, 109 Brown, Brett 69, 117 Brown, Pamela 27, 53, 101 Brown, Robert 23, 37, 109 Brown, Steven 101 Brumbaugh, Martin Brutsaert, Hilde 15, 26, 32, 64, 66, 129, 146 Bruyn, Angie 11, 129 Bryson, Patrick 18, 191, 40, 41 Bryson, Shannon 32 Buchanan, Robert 50, 117 Burger, Chris 37, 44, 67 Burgess, H. Joe 21, 50, 101 Burrell, Dina 55, 57, 60, 61, 117 Burton, Liz 51, 52, 53, 54, 56, 57, 129 Burton, Michael 37, 50, 72, 100, 101 Burwell, Kelly 129 Byers, Bryan 56, 57, 69, 74, 117 Byers, Chad 21, 30, 44, 50, 64 Cain, Brian 109 Cain, Eric 117 Cain, Kyle 21, 37, 69, 74, 101 Cain, Marc 44, 60, 69, 74, 109 Camp, Allen 31, 129 Campbell, Brad 129 Campbell, Tracy 45, 53, 100, 101 Carlson, Daniel Carlson, Darrin Carpenter, Craig 37, 109 Carroll, Heather 64, 73, 117 Carter, David Carter, E. J. 25, 34, 40, 52, 58, 101 Cartwright, Fred 9, 23, 34, 116, 117 Carver, Jeffrey 21, 44, 54, 56, 57 64, 67, 109 Casford, Brian Cass, Laura 53, 109 Castelein, Caley 37, 40, 101 Cater, Melissa 50, 118 Cater, Mitchell 37, 40, 109 Chonowski, Nick 74 Clark, Daniel 52, 58, 100, 101 Clark, Emily 27, 101 Clark, Michael 118 Clark, Stephen 101 Clementz, Heather 109 Colyott, David 40, 50, 52, 56, 57, 58, 60, 64, 85, 118 Colyott, James 37, 52, 58, .60, 105 Cook, Jennifer 75, 129 Cook, John 109 Cornman, Scott 37, 110 Creason, Dawn 110 Creswell, Mara 50, 55, 58, 60, 63, 76, 110 Culjan, Cathy 58, 59, 73, 118 Daley, Karen 29, 32, 50, 52, 55, 64, 73, 76, 110 Darling, Dwight 25, 44, 57, 129 Davito, Mike 69, 129 DePauw, Cory Debo, Jodi 7, 39, 102 Deford, Darcie 58, 59, 67, 110 Dever, Todd 69, 128, 129 Dixon, Christopher 102 Doan, Patrick 110 Dolk, Tonya 28, 39, 55, 57, 72, 116, 118 Donovan, Laura 32, 100, 102 Dorsch, Patrick 42, 55, 57, 64, 69 130 Doty, Marla 53, 102 Doubet, Kristina 32, 54, 56, 57, 64, 68, 77, 116, 118 Dow, Shelby 51, 54, 57, 64, 110 Doyle, Melissa 102 Drake, Bobby 44, 102 Dressler, Derek 11, 34, 40, 130 Drummond, John 37, 58, 102 Durbin, Donna 130 Dzurisin, Ben 69, 118 Dzurisin, Matt 130 ads, Melissa 75, 130 ckard, G. Whitney 25, 130 ckberg, Angela 10, 29, 67, 72, 108, 110 ckberg, Jodi 7, 29, 110 ckberg, Melinda 8, 32, 53, 72, 100, 102 ngelbrecht, Annemarie 38, 116, 118 ngstrom, Chris 21, 110 ngstrom, Holly 102 rickson, Jeffrey ricson, Todd 37, 50, 110 spel, Robert 37, 40, 110 airchild, Jodi 50, 55, 126, 130 alk, Jason alk, Jeanine 118 andel, Amy 110 arley, Scott 23, 37, 40, 110 armer, Kristina eurer, Heather 50, 110 ields, Jeffrey 44, 102 iste, Jody 32, 50, 73, 118 iste, Korey 102 itzgerald, John 37, 102 itzgerald, Lynn 11, 28, 126, 130, 148 laherty, Kathryn 29, 32, 53, 102 leming, Susan 50, 55, 118 ogarty, Brian 130 oley, Cheryle 26, 38, 118 orbes, Tonya 118 ordham, Betty 38, 55, 57, 110 ordham, Brenda 57, 74, 130 orristall, James oster, Amy 118 ox, Roberta 53, 58, 74, 102 rank, Scott 42, 52, 58, 69, 130 rank, Todd 52, 58, 102 rantzen, Terry 102 razier, Dawn 32, 102 ritz, Letty 110 undell, Lisa 50, 110 undell, Rita 75, 130 alassi, Carrie 131 aletti, Amanda 52, 58 ambiani, Tony 44 artner, Kara 102 aylord, Andrew eiger, Michele 53, 102 elsomino, Daniel 34, 40, 52, 58, 118 ibbs, M. Melissa 32, 51, 57, 74, 131 9 ' ibson, Sarah 27, 50, 67, 110 illespie, Amy 39, 53, 55, 100, 102 Giudice, Robert Givens, Tammy 118 Gladd, Paul 102 Goetz, Wendy 50, 64, 100, 110 Grabill, David 110 Grace, Tony 25, 30, 31, 44, 77, 118 Granstaff, Annette Grant, Lori 72, 110 Grant, Paul Grimmer, R. Scott 21, 40, 102 Gross, Rachel 29, 53, 72, 102 Guither, Raquel 53, 102 Hack, Tom 47, 131 Hagens, John Halberg, Ginger 108, 110 Halberg, Greta 24, 45, 68, 74, 116, 118 Hale, Sarah 50, 131 Hall, Jennifer 63, 118 Hall, Mark 111 Hall, Matthew Hall, Tracy 118 Hamel, Nicole 29, 38, 72, 111 Hammitt, Bob 111 Hammitt, Curt 21 Hanich, Michelle 131 Hanna, Becky 29, 52, 58, 64, 103 Hannon, Chad 37, 50, 64, 103 Hannon, Robert 74, 118 Hansen, Michele 53, 63, 64, 72, 100, 103 Hanson, Randy 103 Hanson, Vicky 57 , 63, 68, 86, 126, 131 Haramic, Jennifer 111 Harden, Glen 21, 37, 69 Harris, Debbie 50, 111 Harris, Kimberly 50, 131 Harris, Tony 25, 44, 118 Harrison, John 118 Harrison, S. Kristie 51, 53, 55, 56, 57, 60, 64, 111 Hartman, Kori 74, 131 Hassler, Angela 29, 32, 50, 111 Haun, Sandra Hayes, Angela 8, 29, 72, 103 Headley, David 25, 31, 131 Heitmann, Jason Heller, Scott 21, 52, 58 Hendrickson, Stephen 25, 37 , 44, 50, 111 Henning, Teresa 67, 68, 72, 77, 131 Henning, Tim 111 Henning, Brian 23, 37, 40, 58, 103 Hepp, Aaron 52, 58, 103 Hepp, Leslie 57 , 131 Herbolsheimer, Eric 118 Hewitt, Jack 111 Hildebrand, Melissa 52, 58, 72, 85, 100, 103 Hildebrand, Stacey 45, 72, 119 Hill, James 21, 69 Hilmes, Scott 50, 69, 103 Hilmes, Tamara 32, 111 Hilmes, Tasha 32, 111 Hodge, Anne 27, 103 Hoffman, Mark 21, 111 Holsclaw, Amy 131 House, Paul 119 Howard, Corby 21, 37, 44, 111 Howard, Katie 29, 32, 45, 103 Howell, Andrew 47, 111 Hoyle, Michelle Hubbard, Blair 40, 119 Huckelberry, Jo Michelle 50 Hull, Elizabeth 57, 58, 59, 60, 61 63, 64, 119 Hult, Chadman 10, 21, 37, 40, 103 Hult, Teresa 29, 32, 50, 58, 59, 111 Hunt, Dulcie 6, 8, 26, 39, 72, 108 111 Hunt, Spencer 60, 61, 63, 64, 77, 132 Hurdis, Jason 21, 40, 108, 111 Isaacks, Daylon Isaacson, John 44, 75, 132 Isaacson, Krista 6, 11, 126, 132 Isaacson, Tamara 32, 111 Jackson, Kerrie 32, 50, 103 Jackson, Leasa 50, 111 Jackson, Loren 47, 74, 111 Jansen, Jeffrey 25, 78, 119 Jebelian, Mark 34, 42, 68, 119 Jekel, Bradley 73 Jenkins, David 12, 18, 19, 31, 75, 132 Jenner, Aniessa 29, 53, 58, 59, 103 Jensen, Marla 111 Jensen, Michael 18, 19, 40, 69, 116 Jesse, Jennifer 26, 27, 39, 77, 116, 119 Jesse, Melinda 27, 100, 103 Johnson, Bill Johnson, Cynthia 27, 53, 52, 56, 57, 58, 77, 119 Johnson Deanna 39 53 103 Johnson, Jim 69, 74, 132 Johnson, Joseph 111 Johnson, Keith 42, 132 Johnson, Kevin 9, 21, 34, 119 Johnson, Michelle 53, 63, 103 Johnson, Neil 37, 103 Johnson 60, 61, 63, 64, 76, 103 Johnson, Roger 146 Jonas, Mark Jones Candi 111 Jones Charles G. 50, 112 Jones Jennifer 28, 132 Jones Lisa 53, 103 Jones Norine 47, 119 , Patricia 24, 52, 53, 58, Jorgensen, Jim 132 Jorgensen, Michelle 112 Josephson, Sara 24, 52, 58, 132 Josephson, Sue 24, 32, 38, 45, 52 55, 57, 68, 112 Judd, Brent 52, 55, 57, 58, 64, 67, 112 Judd, Brian 52, 55, 58, 67, 69, 77, 132 Julian, Jeff 10, 19, 34, 35, 44, 132, 148 Julian, Jennifer 39, 112 Kastor, Rita 29, 38, 45, 52, 72, 108, 112 Kastor, Roy 132 Kautz, Lara 24, 45, 103 Keefer, Steve 119 Keer, Gerald 69, 133 Kelley, Claudette Kelly, Christi 28, 119 Kelly, Cynthia 57, 108, 112 Kelly, Debbie 38, 74, 133 Kelly, Terry 23, 69, 119 Kendall, Tabatha Kernan, Katherine 27, 53, 103 Kessler, Paul 133 Khoshbin, Jennifer 6, 24, 45, 57, 126, 133 King, Joel 30, 57, 112 King, Ricco 74, 133 Kingston, Tamara 38, 55, 56, 57 , 72, 77, 119 Kinnett, Diana 119 Kinsley, Andrea 112 4 Kinsley, Trisha 74, 133 Koger, Robert 25, 37, 44, 112 Krager, Thomas 18, 119 Krieger, Lisa 21, 74, 119 Krisciunas, Caterina 112 Krug, Dawn 26, 67, 119 Krug, Todd 42, 133 Kuelper, David 18, 19, 40, 41, 50, 133 Laclaire, R. Allen 21 Laden, Colleen Lafferty, Laura 133 Laine, Margot 119 Lake, John 126, 133 Lambert, Andrew 75 Lambert, Jennifer 50, 55, 73, 112 Lamers, Christine 6, 67, 72, 133 Lamers, Sheri 7, 8, 29, 72, 103 Lange, Mary Beth 47, 74, 119 Larkin, Jana 14, 28, 32, 45, 72, 73, 78, 116, 119 Larsen, John 74, 133 Larson, Kim 32, 112 Larson, Virginia 29, 52, 58, 103 Lauritzen, Angela 53, 104 Lawrence, Stephanie 51, 54, 57, 126 Lawson, Robert 134 Layton, Allen 37, 104 Lee, Dwana Leeper, Ambi 134 Lenhausen, Elena 119 Leonard, Jennifer Lewis, Pamela 32, 45, 52, 58, 100, 104 Lewis, Timothy 21, 30, 44, 50, 64, 69, 104 Lilley, Pamela 50, 55, 112 Lilley, Patrick 52, 56, 57, 58, 74, 120 Lilley, Scott Little, Donalea 50 Livey, Jonathan 11, 21, 42, 69, 134, 148 Lorance, Sherri Lord, Michael 15, 55, 69, 72, 77, 126, 134 Lorenzen, Kim 32, 57, 126, 134 Loving, Scott 25, 34, 40, 41, 134 Lucas, Heather 104 Lucas, Jeffery 44, 104 Lucas, Lori 53, 104 Luft, Wendy 100, 104 Lund, Ann 50, 52, 55, 58, 59, 120 Lunn, Cynthia 134 Lymberopoulos, Diane 26, 39, 57 , 116, 120 Madson, Matthew 57, 120 Majzer, Melissa 120 Makransky, Patricia 45, 50, 112 Maller, Ann 32, 120 Maley, Amy 112 Maley, Chris 75 Manning, Mary Manning, Thomas 18, 44, 69, 120 Manning, Timothy 21, 37, 112 Manthe, Karla 29, 52, 53, 55, 58, 59, 64, 100, 104 Mares, Michelle 27, 108, 112 Mares, Todd 69 Marine, Melissa Markee, Mary Ellen 45, 74, 104 Marsh, Natalie 29, 32, 52, 58, 104 Martin, Craig 10, 21, 44, 112 Martin, Jackie 47, 120 Martin, Julie 120 Martin, Michelle 26, 52, 58, 59, 67, 68, 120 Mason, Julie 120 Massey, Nicole 53, 104 Massey, Noelle 73, 116, 120 Matthews, Gary May Brad 134 May Christopher 112 May, David 21, 22, 23, 69, 120 May Glenn 21, 112 May Greg 21, 134 May Matt 120 May Mike 18, 19, 40, 69, 128, 134 May, Taunia 29, 52, 58, 63, 64, 104 McCall, Michelle 26, 50, 52, 56, 120 McCance, Libby 50, 52, 73, 120 McCance, Lisa 74, 126, 134 McCauley, Kimberly 27, 53, 104 McClure, Charles McClure, Sam 134 McCutchan, Deanna McKune, Michael 25, 44 McShane, Kevin 21, 69, 108, 112 McKenny, Angela 50, 112 Mead, Susan 29, 32, 51, 53, 56, 55, 112 Mecum, Chuck Mecum, Robert l Mecum, Trisha 53, 73, 100, 104 Melton, Anthony Merkel, Catherine 120 Merkel, Christine 135 Merkley, Amy 74, 135 Metz, Tricia 52, 53, 58, 104 Meyer, Mary 54, 55, 56, 57, 60, 63, 76, 135 Miller, Barbara 120 Miller, Ericka 51, 52, 55, 56, 57, 8, 120 ler, Heidi 29, 32, 53, 104 lls, Christopher 104 k, Cindy 53, 104 tchell, Cari 50, 104 ngan, Karen 57, 58, 59, 113 ngan, Marty 51, 52, 54, 56, 57, 8, 64, 67, 68, 77, 78, 120 ntgomery, Melanie 38, 50, 52, 4, 57, 64, 67, 77, 120 ore, Brad 113 ore, Brian 18, 52, 135 ore, Stacey 32, 50, 113 ore, Tracey 120 reland, Amber 32, 53, 104 rman, Andrea 29, 32, 52, 58, 04 rman, Jeanette 135 rris, James 30, 31, 113 rse, Andy 25, 37 rton, D. Lee 63, 64, 67, 104 ss, James 42, 52, 58, 104 nson, Mary Lu 51, 54, 57, 135 rfin, Tim 23, 42, 69, 135 rray, Alison 52, 58, 113 rray, John 52, 58, 105 ffziger, Beth 57, 135 lly, Elizabeth 32, 113 al, Ramona 50, 55 ff, Ronald 113 ff, Tammy 50, 113 lson, David 25, 44, 54, 57, 113 lson, Matthew 52, 58, 67 , 113 lson, Steven 18, 55, 57, 69, 20 'chols, Shawn 21, 22, 69 ckelsen, Beth 52, 53, 55, 56, 8, 135 ink, Stephan 21, 52, 58, 113 irider, Dawn 55, 57, 120 oble, Angela 28, 32, 45, 52, 58, 67, 77, 121 ord, J. Joe 34, 42, 52, 58, 113 ordstrom, Christine 67, 108, 113 orris, Paul 113 otaro, Kenneth 135 yman, Diana 38, 72, 116, 121 Brien, Erin 57, 116, 121 Brien, Theodore 21, 56, 57, 108, 113 'Rourke, Joan 113 aks, Gerald 25, 31, 135 dell, Kelly eder, Steven 121 leson, Robert 74 Oloffson, Lisa 135 Ott, William 40, 105 Owens, Daniel 105 Pak, Hye Ok 26, 50, 77, 121 Pak, Sung Jin 50, 105 Pak, Sung Woo 42, 67, 69 Papasevastos, Effie 136 Papasevastos, Sam 113 Parpart, Sonja 75, 136 Patnoe, Brenda 136 Patnoe, Richard 105 Pattelli, Jacqueline 39, 72, 121 Patterson, Steve Peterson, Aaron 121 Peterson, Judith 121 Peterson, Steven 21, 105 Peterson, Stuart 37, 52, 58 Philippe, Sandra 50, 113 Phillippe, Lori 50, 74, 121 Pierson, Connie 9, 26, 32, 62, 72, 73, 77, 126, 136, 148 Pierson, Dianne 113 Pierson, Patricia 50, 136 Pinkerton, Sandra Pinkston, Erika 32, 105 Pioterek, Brenda 60, 61, 63, 64, 67, 76, 77, 136 Pioterek, Matthew 50, 60, 63, 64, 105 Polson, Jennifer 51, 57, 58, 59, 73, 136 Pond, Julie Porter, Aaron 52, 58, 105 Post, Sheila 28, 87, 121 Potter, Christopher 37 , 40, 105 Pozzi, Richard Quinlan, Gerald 18, 19, 31, 136 Randall, Jim 11, 18, 40, 69, 73, 126, 136, 148 Rapp, Brenda 58, 59, 73, 136 Rasmussen, Patrick 69, 121 Rednour, Shannon 32, 50, 105 Reinhardt, John 11, 18, 34, 40, 69, 136 Robbins, Jeffrey 18, 19, 69, 116, 121 Robinson, Kelly 74, 136 Robinson, Rachel 29, 32, 66, 68, 73, 108, 113 Robinson, Richard 18, 66, 69, 73, 72, 116, 121 Roggy, D. Eddie 44, 105 Roggy, David 121 Roggy, Meredith 75 Rosene, Leslie 57, 60, 63, 64, 113 Ross, Heidi 63, 67, 113 Rowe, Barbara 50, 68, 113 Rowe, Joyce Rowe, Sara 53, 55, 56, 57, 64, 121 Row, William Russell, Amber 32, 45, 105 Russell, Jaime Saal, Angela 53, 105 Saal, Anthony 75, 137 Saechao, Kow Seng 47, 121 Salsman, Heidi 113 Sass, David 34, 68, 69, 121 Sayler, Gregory 21, 37, 40, 52, 114 Scala, Kathy 57, 68, 73, 126, 137 Schaefer, Michael Schennum, Scott 57, 114 Schennum, Steven 25, 37, 40, 44, 105 Schickel, Rick 18, 31, 121 Schickel, Tom 21, 30, 56, 57, 64, 114 Schmieg, Kecia 10, 74, 100, 105 Schneider, Theresa 52, 57 , 58, 68, 114 Schroeder, John 42, 57, 63, 64, 114 Schroyer, Douglas 25, 44, 121 Schultz, Jerilyn 63, 64, 72, 73, 76, 126, 137 Sciarini, Gina 114 Scott, Helen 50, 114 Scott, Tiffany Scroggs, D. Paul 37, 105 Searle, Tracy 73, 121 Seelye, Bill 69 Segerstrom, Melissa 53, 105 Sharp, Kim 11, 28, 76, 126, 137, 148 Sharp, Sarah 29, 68, 108, 114 Shea, Thomas 14, 34, 40, 57, 121 Shore, Kirk 52, 54, 56, 57, 58, 64, 114 Shriver, Pamella 12, 38, 50, 52, 53, 54, 57, 64, 77, 126, 137 Shriver, Roxanne 52, 58, 68, 114 Simaytis, Fred 121 Simpkins, Patrick 57, 121 Sims, Ambrose Sims, Lance Sims, Michael Singer, Billie Sue Sissel, Heather 38, 73, 105 Sitterly, Jeff 69, 121 Sitterly, Michael 23, 37, 40, 69, 105 Skaggs, Barbara 27, 45, 114 Skaggs, Michael 21, 114 Skaggs, Richard 137 Skaggs, Tamara 29, 32, 50, 114 Small, Susan 52, 58, 73, 114 Smallwood, Terry 23, 69, 122 Smith, Amy 11, 28, 32, 62, 72, 73, 76, 77, 78, 126, 137, 148 Smith, Brooke 57, 137 Smith, Doug 52, 74, 122 Smith, Lisa 28, 55, 57, 116, 122 Smith, Melissa 73, 126, 137 Smith, Michelle 26, 122 Smith, Pam 122 Smith, Sheila 32, 68, 72, 116, 122 Smith, Steve 11, 18, 19, 34, 35, 69, 77, 137 Snow, D. Susie 50, 52, 58, 60, 77, 122 Spell, Edna Spencer, J. Rodney Stabler, Brian 52, 54, 56, 57, 58, 60, 61, 63, 64, 77, 122 Stamberger, Tracy 32, 90, 114 Stanbary, Nicholle 105 Stanfield, Annette 57, 114 Stanfield, Rebecca 74, 137 Staples, Keith 137 Staton, Becky 10, 28, 67, 72, 76, 77, 78, 138, 146, 148 Staton, Kevin 18, 31, 40, 77, 122 Steele, Anthony Stephens, Mark 25, 44, 52, 58, 105 Stevens, Suzanne 55, 57, 60, 61, 64, 68, 122 Stevens, Tammi Jean 39, 108, 114 Stevenson, Alan 42, 56, 57, 69, 72, 77, 78, 122 Story, Kimberly 58, 59, 122 Stropes, Heather 50, 55, 64, 122 Strunk, Hank 40, 57, 63, 64, 114 Struthers, Jason 37, 68, 114 Sullivan, Jerry Ann 75, 122 Sutliff, Teresa 122 Swanson, J. Darren 114 Swanson, Kristin 21, 26, 138 Swanson, Melissa 72, 108, 114 Swanson, Paul 105 Swanson, S. Danyelle 138 Taylor, Kathy 39, 57 , 122 Taylor, Michael 42, 138 Taylor, Roger 51, 52, 54, 57, 64, 69, 72, 76, 77, 78, 138 Telfer, Elizabeth 28, 39, 51, 52, 54, 57, 63, 64, 76, 77, 138 Thompson, Eric 21, 30, 69, 106 Thomson, Michael 21, 105 Tinker, Doug 21, 30, 40, 76, 108, 114 Toler, Michael 52, 58, 64, 114 Towne, Scott 52, 58, 114 Townsend, James 115 Townsend, Jarrod 75, 138 Townsend, Lora 29, 53, 106 Townsend, William 44, 106 Tracy, April 32, 53, 106 Tracy, David 23, 37, 40, 52, 55, 58, 106 Tracy, Lisa 28, 68, 72, 77, 78, 126, 138 Traxler, Jonathan Trodden, Lisa 58, 138 Trotter, Scott 21, 30, 50, 69, 106 Trotter, Susan 32, 55, 57, 68, 122 Truitt, Rebecca 57, 138 Tucker, Julie 50, 55, 115 Turner, Charlotte 50, 52, 55, 58, 122 Turner, John 37, 115 Tyner, James Underwood, J. Scott 122 Underwood, Rhonda 106 Underwood, Teri 57 , 138 Unholz, Richard 69, 122 Urbanc, Audrey 53, 106 Van Drew, Sarah 45, 52, 58, 63, 106 Van Waes, Shad 18, 42, 69, 122 Van Waes, Traci 29, 32, 50, 55, 115 Vander Meersch, Michele 29, 45, 68, 115 Vaughn, Amy 26, 32, 122 Vermillion, Michael Vetter, Bradley 30, 106 Vetter, Lori 74, 138 Vickrey, Lou 47, 122 Voice, Victor 106 Voss, Wylie 115 Wagner, Erika 53, 56, 58, 60, 63, 64, 76, 106 Wahlgren, Erick 11, 18, 19, 34, 44, 51, 52, 57, 69, 72, 126, 139, 148 Wahlgren, Kai 21, 37, 52, 58, 69, 106 Wallace, Philip 42, 50, 106 Wallace, Thomas 115 Waranka, Timothy 122 Warren, Heath 52, 58, 115 Watson, Tammy 73, 74, 139 Weber, Eric 21, 106 Weber, Joel 21, 30 Weber, Kristi 32, 39, 73, 139 Webster, Connie 45 Weeks, Scott 69, 115 Weissmann, Jenny 38, 72, 100, 106 Weissmann, Laurie 8, 60, 63, 64 67, 115 Welte, Joseph 37, 50, 106 Wenzel, Amy 53, 100, 106 Wenzel, Dale 47, 123 Wesner, Brenda 123 Wetsel, Steven 18, 44, 122 Wheelock, Jason 37, 52, 58, 115 White, Amie 27, 68, 108, 115 Whitehurst, Doug 115 Whittington, Eric 74 Williams, Arthur 25, 44, 126, 139, 146 Wilson, Stephanie 29, 52, 57, 58, 63, 106 Wilson, Stewart 21, 37, 108, 115 Wittwer, Brian 25, 31, 139 Wolf, Jenny 53, 106 Woods, Linden 40, 55, 57, 69, 12 Woods, Lisa 11, 51, 52, 56, 57, 60, 139, 148 Woods, Martha 50, 55, 123 Woolley, Timothy Workman, Erica 38, 108, 115 Worsley, Laurel 50, 123 Wright, Wright Wright Wright Wright Wright Brian 115 Kathy Kathy 50, 74, 139 Michelle 74 Rodney 115 Sandra 139 Wysocki, Michael 21, 30, 50, 64, 69, 106 Yarbrough, Leonard York, Rick 123 York, Tami 32, 45, 106 Zwengel, Erika 50, 55, 123 Zwicker, Cheryl 53, 76, 106 mmm mn runuswm mv-. 5 IOSIEM