Rich Township High School - Lagoon Yearbook (Park Forest, IL)
- Class of 1959
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W ML N - .-M,-W,,,M., .wig aim-,W V-V-VW ' -f firfiV2fV7fQ'fWe2W?fs5SH-VV1- lim' J lv - V VV V .gggg lAlillIlN H159 IIIIZH TIIWNSHIP HIGH SCHIlIll PARK FDREST, ILLINUIS HIHEWIIRII Int oo a squad developed into the undefeated conference champs of '59, that the noisy Cadet Chorus became the harmonious Singing Rockets, that meek student council candidates became self-assured school leaders, that bewildered freshmen became confident seniors, familiar with logarithms, atomic theories, Sir Francis Bacon and Walt Whitman, a new school of 700 students became a great school of 1400 students. This fa . ry a 1t1on including a center for special education. Two study rooms were added to the library and 536 books added to its shelves. The kitchen and cafeteria were enlarged and an addition to the shop begun. A new trophy case was built and the basketball team played its first game on the new gym floor. The building at Westwood and Sauk Trail has reached its maximum size - yet it will continue to grow. We are a large school when we count noses, but a great one when we count minds . Dr. Robert G. Andree, Sept. 2, 1958. he four years that the fumbling freshman f tb ll ll Rich's second new wing was comp'eted a two sto dd' ' 04 Small agclzool Becomes of arge Page'4 up ,z k I , W if . , , nu, I, ,,L,,,,.-sg.. Q11g.':f f gg31. 3, -i':Qf.w41+s .- nf'-. S1 QV .M-'i'1'1',AZf -'Vi'-L A 'fx' ' 'N f 'tn' f 'J 0 K' ,wr .-V , ygpr -C Q Yr J N I ,A .7 ,. , W, ., ,ns f ,,... vi 1 , -4. 4' -2'4 ' 'L' 'Sw 415. 221- n..'s'?f!l1'f2?'ixQ'e!Qil'3i' - A ' 4' ' ' T D' l J' 4 1 A K A, ef..5g3:f', .,,-,,,,.. pJ2'. - ' -F-2,.,,r'.n. S S :ww K ,mr f K 1 f ww 1 Q E is , m 1. 5 ..., FF li -F, wi Nl? l -- we xiii! its. M. .Uri ,N X . s uses: was ,r , , , YQ iKm W Aw . A3 Vg 1 ,K r A A J 1' ,l num I A M Y 4 ' Q ..., - K . ,.,., .... Z., . y N l : , H-F -SN . 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CllllIllIlIlS Board Members are particularly pleased Forward ......... .. 4 when teenagers and adult citirens make Board of Education h ' I I . . I l I 7 full constructive use of the varied facilities and programs which are offered Superintendent's Message . . . . 8 at Rich Hlgh' Academic .............. . 9 Every board member hopes that the lessons learned here will make you fully Classes ' ' ' ' 29 able to stand on your own two feet - Athletics . . . . 75 the strongest and best possible person Activities U n 95 in a complex and competitive society. Russell Douglas Social .... . . . 119 President, Board of Education Index . . . . . 131 Page 7 SllPlIlIIlIllNIllNl'S MESSAGE The twenty-first century is only forty-one years away. Most of you will see it: I intend to! Men will have wealth untold, and there will be less hunger in the world. Any hunger in the twenty-first century could be more spiritual than physical. What can you do to keep it from our door? First - promise yourself a good family life, for it is the very essence of freedom. Secondly - promise yourself that every- body will have the chance to grow toward excellence. Thirdly - keep your mind open, with a desire to mix with men, ideas, and things. Let's THINK ourselves into the twenty- first century. That will take dynamic motivation and creative individualism. Let it be said of your generation: It was successful because it used the power it already had! Dr. Robert G. Andree, EdD Harvard Mr. Miller and Dr. Andree The Administrative Council: Mr. Sloan, Mr. Tollefson, Mr. Kirchoii, Dr. Andree, Mr. Miller, Mr. Metcalf. Mrs. Davies and Mr. Larsen is F li AIIAIIHVIIC N, ffvvdahlwli 2' miitws . ROBERT MILLER, MA State University of Iowa: Administrative Assistant AIIIVII ISlllAlIll Curriculum and student activities are planned and coordinated by the Administrative Council. The Council, headed by Dr. Robert G. Andree, is composed of the Administrative Assistant, Mr. Robert Miller, Business Manager, Mr. Duane Kirchoff. Curriculum Consultant, Mrs. Lillian Davies, and the four division chairmen. This type of administrative organization permits a close working relationship between the faculty and administration, thus facilitating a strong, unified program. DUANE KIRCHOFF, MA Northwestern: Business Manager LILLIAN DAVIES, MA University of Minnesota, Curriculum Consultant Page 10 DHHSIO 0F SCIE Cl A D ATHEMATICS THURLO TOLLEFSON, MA University of South Dakota: Chairman, Division of Math and Science, Physics, Physical Science EUGENE SANDERS, MA University oi Michigan: Physical Science HAY W. IANOTA, MS Northwestern: Biology, Physical Science, Advanced Biology Lynn Reseii examines blood cells while the rest oi her group describes her findings. , as .......-vi-me The Division of Science and Mathematics introduced into its curriculum a math seminar and honors chemistry course for students who exhibited interest and ability in these fields. Seminar students pursued independent study and progressed at an individual pace. Honors chemistry students, using ct college text, moved more rapidly than the average class. Physical improvements in the division included the addition of a combination physics-chemistry laboratory and two fully-equipped biology laboratories, .. , ll .' I A ' W 1 l .v pm Ill ' All afaaaaa 'i' ,M .1 SCH Cl 5 WALTER HUNTER, MA University of Nebraska: Chemistry WILLIAM WELLNER, MA State University of Iowa: Chemistry III CaCo -p CaO + CO 1 Xsfl. .. ., LARRY L. MATHENY, BS Northwest Missouri State: Biology MRS. CORRINE M. OWENS, MS University of Chicago: Biology A. R. GRISMER, MS University of Illinois Biology Pa 1 ATHEIVIATIIIS IANICE SWANSON, MS University of Michigan: Algebra. Geometry RONALD STILLMAN, BA Illinois State Normal: K Algebra, Practical Math P' 1. Y f ,Y X I s x 5 K, A ,- Q . v' I r f N tx, Mg, 'N -ia X ,rl rl. QU 1 V 1 .Airy 8 N . V' LAVERNE WENZELMAN, MS University Of Illinois: Trigonometry, Geometry RAYMOND BESS, M Ed University of Illinois: Trigonometry, Analytic Geometry and Calculus Page I3 EDWARD THOMMEN, MA New York University: Physics, Algebra PATRICIA TUCKER, MS Eastern Illinois University: Algebra, Trigonometry DONALD DEVINE, MS Illinois State Normal: Geometry. Algebra, Math Seminar RICHARD POLANCYAK, BS Eastern Illinois Through individual study students explore various aspects of math. MAIHHVIAIIIIS MRS. LOIS EVANS, MA Harvard University Algebra OTTO BASSLER, MA Southern Illinois University: General Math, Algebra University: Algebra, Geometry, General Math IIIVISIII Ill lA Iillllil ARTS The Division of Language Arts, aiming to strengthen students' communication skills inaugurated a four year developmental skills program with frequent writing exercises required of all students. The foreign language program was broadened to include third year courses in Latin, French, and Spanish in addition to a second year course in German. A general studies program offered special attention to students who had the ability to make academic achievement, but who lacked initative, while the honors program offered able and ambitious students the opportunity to do accelerated work. it, fww' ,Q :-.. . ,.a.,'z..,v,.i We vw 'sffsmva writ was t?s.if ff2 '- IACK LARSEN, MA University of Minnesota: Chairman. Division of Language Arts and Social Studies, English, Social Studies ALBERT SANDEFER, BS University of Illinois: English, Social Studies, World History ROBERT BORICH, BS Eastern Illinois University: English, Iournalism LAVERN COFFEY, BS Southern Illinois University: English, Social Studies, World History MAYO IOHNSON, MA Northwestern: English, Social Studies, Economics at Mr. Gazlay demonstrates the use of the reading accelerator to one of his general studies students. Page 15 DONALD DILLIE, MS Southern Illinois University: American History, English, Sociol Studies MARY AKER, BA St. Olaf College: English, Social Studies E BUSH '- '- . I- I ' 27 '-3' ., .iz A 5 ' f ZS 5:1':':'1? Z' ' 41 - 7 ' QI m : ' : . 41 0 f V f Jw W K NANCY POWELL, BS Mississippi Southern College: English RICHARD ROE, MA Loyola University: English, Spanish IOANN LAWSON, BA Southern Illinois University: English Page 15 l s 5 I Q ff Q2 5 ::: I 9 DONALD GAZLAY, AB University of Southern California: General Studies STANLEY MOORE, MA University of Minnesota: International Relations, English, Social Studies I. B, MCGREW, MA Iowa State Teachers College: World History, World Geography ,Q--.------....... LEONARD BARKER, M Ed University of Nebraska: English ARNOLD BARBKNECHT. MA Indiana University: English, Latin ,XX :f wws....,,, A girl to a sprite in three deft strokes. ps. WW 6' ELIZABETH BRANT, MA Northwestern: Speech, Drama SHIRLEY NICE, MA Northwestern, English, Speech ,pw Xxx 4 - if 'N A bg it N :, E i Q 4 S 1 ' l 'I X , gf A -.1 IAMES OLSEN, AM Hcxrvurd University: English, Social SNdl9S FRANK ADAMS, MS Indiczncr Stcxte Teachers College, English, Social wx Studies, World History GLYNN HARVEY, MA University of Arlccxnscrs: English, Socicxl Studios, Sociology Lf' if Pt English MA University wmgii' Aww, an .M ., ?i'?,ms, Ni If fb Us VI ROME MARTURANO, BS, LS University of Minnesota: Librarian Mr. Fisher probes the economic causes of the Civil War. Experimental America history classes, three times the normal size and under the guidance of Mr. Hemeyer cmd Mr. Fisher, partially replaced the traditional type class as part of the Ford Foundation project for maximum teacher utilization. An advantage to the students in this class is the opportunity to receive two interpretations of American history from two teachers who emphasize different aspects of history. fn. , 3 'M- R ww.. N-mais Additional facilities, including two study rooms, ideal for social studies and literature research, a vocational materials room, and a It tape recorder, enabling students to re-hear ff class lectures, made the library a center of Y learning. IAMES FISHER, MS Illinois State Normal: American History IAMES CURLETT, MA Eastern Michigan University: American History, Geography WILL HEMEYER, MA University of Illinois: American History, History of Western Civilizations ,df , 'ff f 6' , ff , . f ,ff Z' Lf I , If I Y, , :rf , ff ,ff 'Sl' !.f'!x'fX I LEONARD PEART, BA State University of Iowa: Latin I: 0 H E I 6 HARRY BABBITT, MA National University of Mexico: Spanish I- A G II A G E S RICHARD WHITE, BS Northwestern University, German French md? Teaching with tape vitalizes the instruction in modern languages. IANE BOURQUE, BS State Teachers College, Indiana, Pennsylvania: French UHHSIO UF HlAllH, PHYSIC l EDUCATIU A D SAFETY Through a varied curriculum including group activities, driver education, and classroom study, the Division of Physical Education, Health and Safety developed leadership skills, and promoted physical health and safety. The division was enlarged to include a program for students unable to profit sufficiently from the regular high school curriculum. Students participating in this program had access to a physical laboratory equipped with kitchen facilities, woodworking equipment and hand tools. Adjacent to this work area was a classroom in which the basic tool subjects were stressed with emphasis upon those skills necessary for competence in occupations. CHARLES SEDGWICK, BS Bradley University: Driver's Education, Physical Education RODNEY HANSON, BA University of Illinois: Driver s Education, Physical Education aw' V all GREGORY SLOAN, MS University of Illinois: Chairman, Division of Health. Safety, and Physical Education, Director of Athletics R And this is the radia . . . 4 S AES 'A DONALD TRIMBLE, M Ed University of Illinois: Driver's Education, Physical Education DONALD COX, BA Western Illinois University: Physical Education .Ag :ga GQ 1 CONSTANCE POWNALL, BS Eastern Illinois University: Physical Education Page 22 PHYSIUM HIIIIIAIIII MRS. FLORENCE THOMPSON, BS University of Washington: School Nurse sqm sy.: s J 1,:. ..VV2iq.i.,, ' I . P Mist WILLIAM BURGHARDT, MA Northwestern: Physical Education GEORGE EGOFSKE. MS Illinois State Normal: Physical Education was bbw CEDRIC BENSON, MS University of Illinois Special Education Program .-.4 K:iA',,,. HEMTH A D SMHY FERN SALMON, BS Central Missouri State College: Physical Education SHIRLEY LASHMET. BS University oi Wisconsin: Physical Education IAMES SWANSON, MS Northern Illinois University: Driver's Education. Physical Education RICHARD ANDERSON, BS University of Nebraska: Physical Education Xi MARLYN RAY, BA Iowa State Teachers College: Physical Education MARIO SERON, BA Cornell College: Physical Education Q IIIVISIII Ill HH llll IHS The increase of facilities and introduction of new courses strengthened the 1958-1959 related arts program. The business department expanded, while music facilities were doubled with the addition of a soundproof band room and practice rooms. The industrial arts program was broadened to include an auto mechanics course, made possible by an extension of the shop. Mrs. Mae Bunting, a full time counselor, joined the faculty making possible a more intensive and personal guidance program for Rich students. LINUS CARROLL, M Mus University of Colorado Instrumental Music, Band, Orchestra IAMES SIMPSON, M Mus University of Southern California: Choral Music X , x as 3' MARY CLAFLIN, BS University of Wisconsin: Home Economics NAOMI KELLER, MS University of Chicago: Home Economics 5 ,S t U -, 1 P Q Q . i X L . gy t - 'gggf-15655 Ns: ' N., Ex A an PHILIP MUNDT, MS University of Wisconsin: Arts cmd Crafts JAMES MARZUKI, MA University of New Mexico: Arts and Crafts Home Economics students apply classroom knowledge to practical projects. lim Sajovic, laclcie Hansen and Bonnie Gutelius develop skills in artistic expression through oils and iempera. Mr. Acker demonstrates the safe use of the circular SGW. IIHAIIII ARIS ASHLEY THOMAS. MA Western Michigan University: Business Education MARCIA WATSON, BS State University of Iowa: Business Education --.L ft 'mg so -QM TTT! IOSEPH DeMATIO, MA Michigan State University: Industrial Arts GEORGE ACKER, MS Northern Illinois University: Industrial Arts KEITH HAUGE, MS University ot Illinois: Industrial Arts sud X LYNN GILMORE, MS Illinois State Normal: Business Education ,349 W if GERALDINE HEBERT, BS Ball State Teachers College: Business Education SIDNEY ECKERT, BS University of Minnesota: Business Education we X Page 26 f 4 5 SEIIIIHAIIIIS A Il llllllll AIIIES ' BARBARA MORTON. Business Office 'QQHN PRISCILLA SHEREIV, Business Office GEANEECE WALDEN, Switchboard Operator Cathy Cook. Iudy Hellem, Gerry Amirault, Sandy Cooper, Ioanne Williamson, Eugenia Skaggs, Bonnie Gray, Barbara Schwarz, Lorry Carroll. Bonnie Stone, Iudy Post, Melanie LUELLA SMITH, Guidance Fraccaro, Gail Hamady, Barbara Hurtis. Office ANNE KING, Secretary to the Administrative Assistant PAULINE KOSSUTH. Secretary to the Superintendent UUSIUDIA S I M. Zcmco, C. Barnes. I. Kent, A. Vitelli, M. Philip, G. Scurtozzi, I. Salas, O. Roesner N. Weinmun, D. Sobotu, F. Duffy D. Lewis DENNIS RYAN, Superintendent of Building and Grounds E FEIERIA STAFF Row 1 L. Carson, P. San Martin, L. Weihcar, I. Iuergens, L. Stocking, D. Skrobacki Row 2 L. Ratcy, E. Gearhcxrt, L. Murr. D. Weishacxr, K. Murr, M. Scsnoff, M. Allison ETHEL GEARHART, X. , M Dieticicm Qt wi' as N . my P R3 Qrf uw' View- ' ,f ww- if :H ' xx. ' . X t 3 1.91 -A .Qi Miki. I 5 Q 5 I if i -4 on o 59:1 , , ,D-. I U ' ,. HV.. - . .'-' .,:.-,..,- ,1.a .,, fu.-. 'r . ..'- ,',n ,'.'! ' - .N'.' v . . v l . '- a Q ' ',:,s--,,::::v:.o ' . ,Z ,. ui, n u '- v pf -' S Q i Page 30 MASS Ill '59 MIKE ADAMSON. President DEE HOWARD, Vice President BARBARA GIFFORD, Secretary TERRY DAVIS, Treasurer Hail to thee Rich High, all Hail: Again we sing thy praise . . . The social hall, the music room, back stage. The locker room, the gym, the conference room. The main office, study hall, the library, the guidance office. Conference champs. Thirteen busses to Ioliet. C'mon Rich, let's go! Regional champs. The resounding gym, We're from Rich, couldn't be prouder. On to the sectional . . . defeat by Thornton . . . Typing a term paper at 4 A.M. Studying a valence table, writing a theme, solving equations, seeking truth . . . Proofing the Reveiller at Maplewood Press. reading Kelly over a bowl of chili. Trying out for the play, rehearsing, designing the set. Watching the play, congratulating the players. . . . Couldn't be prouder. Spring fever, final exams, the Prom. Signing yearbooks: lots of luck, has been swell knowing you. Graduation, caps and gowns. Saying good-by . . . a tribute to her sons of old, All hail to the green and gold. MIKE ADAMSON Student Council, Senior Pres., Office Aid, Band, Orchestra, Mrs. McThing, R Men's Club, Football, Track, Wrestling, Tennis, Intramurals. MIKE ADLER HAVEN ANDERECK Pep Club LYNN ANDERSON Newspaper, Library Aid, Drama, Mrs. MCThing, Caine Mutiny Court Martial, G.A.A. DICK ANDREWS Key Club, Spanish Club, Chemistry Aid, Freshman Chorus Choral Club, R Men's Club, Football, Cross Country, Basketball, Track, Intramurals. WARREN ARNOFF Student Council, National Honor Society, Newspaper, Freshman Chorus, Biology Club, Math Club, Boy's State, National Merit Finalist RICH ARD BABCOCK ART BARDIGE Chemistry Aid, Freshman Chorus, Choral Club, Math Club V.P., Rocket Society, Electronics Club Sec. SHARON BEAN Quill and Scroll, Newspaper, Lagoon, Future Nurses Pres., Nurses Aid, Freshman Chorus, Choral Club, Biology Club V.P., G.A.A., Modern Dance, Pep Club, Intramurals, Bowling GLORIA BENSON Spanish Club, Freshman Chorus, Choir, Band Sec., Camera Club, Drama, Mrs. McThing, Caine Mutiny Court Martial, Tumbling, Modern Dance, Cheerleader, Twirler, Gym Leader, Prom Court, Homecoming Court IOAN BIRKEY Future Nurses, Library Aid, Freshman Chorus, G.A.A., Modern Dance IACK BLACK Freshman Chorus, Choral Club, Football, Wrestling, Intramurals mmmm-Mmm g , amor an we Senior Bulletin Board. Kitty Dexter, Brian Mays Sl IURS . OW' wg:-4' Nuff Dx 1 X Senior Class Party. Helen Brown, Sherry McCabe. ,Q I at in , ,n Qffwsvf A MRF' CORINNE BLUME HAROLD BLUME RICHARD BLUME TOM BLUMENTHAL French Club, Caine Mutiny Court Martial, Three One Act Plays. Wrestling, Electronics Club, Baseball Mgr. K MARY IANE BOERSTE Pep Club, Intramurals, Bowling CAROL BORTOLOTTI Library Aid. Freshman Chorus, Pep Club IAN BRAGG Freshman Chorus, Choral Club, Mrs. McThing, Drama, G.A.A., Pep Club IANICE BRAUN BEVERLY BROCKMAN LINDA BRODY National Honor Society, Lagoon Business Mgr., Freshman Chorus, Choral Club, Choir, Biology Club Pres., Math Club, Caine Mutiny Court Martial, Mrs. McThing, Three One Act Plays, National Merit Finalist HELEN BROWN Freshman Chorus. Choral Club, Choir, National Honor Society, Sorry, Wrong Number, Caine Mutiny Court Martial, Mrs. McThing, Three One Act Plays, G.A.A., Modern Dance, Pep Club, Cheerleader, Gym Leader, Intramurals PAUL BRUZELIUS Freshman Chorus, Choral Club, Band, Chess Club Page 22 TERRY BURGHARD DENNIS BUZBY Basketball, Golf GRAYDON CAFARELLA Caine Mutiny Court Martial, Mrs. McThing NANCY CANE LORETTA CARROLL Lagoon, Future Nurses, French Club, Oitice Aid. Freshman Chorus, Choral Club, G.A.A., Tumbling, Modern Dance, Pep Club, Intramurals. Bowling ROY CASE Band, R Men's Club, Football, Intramurals IUDY CEDERQUIST Future Homemakers VP., Tres., Freshman Chorus, Choral Club, Pep Club GERALD CHABEN PAT CLENDENNING Freshman Chorus, Choral Club, R Men's Club. Football, Wrestling, Baseball BETTY CONNELLY- German Club, Bowling IUDY CONRAD National Honor Society, Future Homemakers, German Club, Freshman Chorus, Choral Club, G.A.A., Pep Club, Bowling ,, MILDRED CONSIER Student Council, Newspaper, Freshman Chorus. Modern Dance ' sl 'NN N . X 5 sw 5 t S xg' t , ...Nw f t N Q Q? f, 4 l,i' Lockerroom. Coach and Squad. Sl IURS www, 'Wt 'X .... . P iv it g g 'RN , s fv ' S is F .,.,Q-fig X is ,M pi? ,M .wr Homecoming Assembly, Court cmd Escorts. Sl IIIRS SANDY COOPER Lagoon, Future Nurses Tres., Freshman Chorus, Choral Club, Clfoir, Band, Mrs. McThing, G,A,A., Modern Dance, Cheerleader, Twirler, Gym Leader. Gymnastics, Prom Court, Homecoming Court LARRY CORLEY Key Club V.P., Frcshman Chorus, Choral Club, R Nloirs Club, Basketball, Intramurals CHARLES CRESSMAN Band RAY DAHLMAN IANET DAR N Newspaper, Freshman Chorus, Choir, Mrs. McThirig, Pep Club. Nurse's Aid LYNN DAVIE Key Club, AV Aid, Freshman Chorus, Choral Club, Mrs, McThing. Chess Club, Football, Wrestling TERRY DAVIS Senior Tres., Lagoon, Freshman Chorus, Mrs. McTliing, Tumbling, Cheerleader, Prom Queen, Homecoming Court IIM DELAURIER Newspaper, German Club, Band, Rocket Society, Esroh Srevol FRANK DENMAN Freshman Chorus, Choral Club, Basketball, Wrestling. Intramurals, Shop Aid EMIL DETTMERING Football KITTY DEXTER Student Council V.P., National Honor Society, Oltice Aicl, Freshman Chorus, Choral Club, Choir, Mrs. McThing, Caine Mutiny Court Martial, Pep Club, Cheerleader, Gym Leader, Girl's State, Outstanding Iunior, National Merit Finalist BOB DINWIDDIE JW' MPN tfgwfssystxts. ...Q-we LYNN DOWIE French Club, Freshman Chorus, G.A.A., Pep Club DON DRAGE Freshman Chcrus, Choral Club, R Men's Club, Football, Basketball, Track IEAN DRAGG Student Council, Newspaper, Future Nurses, Nurse's Aid. Guidance Aid, G.A.A. WAYNE DUBRIDGE Band DOUG EBSTYNE Key Club, Spanish Club, Chemistry Aid, Freshman Chorus, Choral Club, R Men's Club, Football, Basketball, Track, Baseball ELLEN EISNER Spanish Club Sec., V,P., French Club, German Club, Library Aid, Biology Club, Drama SHARON EPPSTEIN Freshman Chorus, Choral Club, Pep Club RONALD ERKES Newspaper Advertising Mgr., Freshman Chorus, Choral Club, Industrial Arts Club, Bowling DIAN ERWIN National Honor Society, French Club, Freshman Chorus, Choral Club, G.A.A., Gym Leader, Intramurals MARK EVERETT Key Club, Freshman Chorus, R Men's Club V.P., Football. Basketball, Track, Intramurals ROBERTA FAER Freshman Chorus, Choral Club, Choir, G.A.A., Pep Club, Intramurals CAROL FEIGEL Newspaper, German Club, Freshman Chorus Page 35 N. Sl IllIl8 Music Practice Room. Marcia Morris. an-NA 'WP MMR 'Qx W7 1' li 'KT' wfe Senior Class Party. Butch Goldberger. gb' Vbxx 'U' L. ,1,,,.f I 13: -QQQ X If wx ag qi 5 l' 'Qt -' 4' x GERALD FHACCARO Football IAYE FRANK Freshman Chorus, Choral Club, G.A.A., Modern Dance IUDY FRAZER DICK FREEMAN Library Aid, Freshman Chorus, Choral Club, Choir. Band, Rocket Society V.P., Basketball, Intramurals BOB FULKERSON FELICE GALLAGHER Modern Dance, Glee Club, Model's Club, Homecoming Court, Future Nurses IANICE GALLMAN Freshman Chorus, Choral Club, Bowling, Mrs. McThing RON GALLMAN Freshman Chorus, Choral Club, Band, Men's Club. Football, Basketball, Track, Intramurals DON GANSER R Men's Club, Football, Intramurals GARY GARDINER Football, Wrestling PHIL GERBIG Spanish Club, Choral Club, Choir, Football BARBARA GIFFORD Freshman V.P., Iunior Sec., Senior Sec- Newspaper, Spanish Club. Twirler, Freshman Chorus, G.A.A., Tumbling, Modern Dance, Pep Club, Gym Leader Page 36 PAT GIFFORD Iunior Tres.. Newspaper, Spanish Club, Freshman Chorus, G,A.A., Tumbling, Modern Dance, Pep Club, Twirler, Gym Leader DAVE GOLDBERGER Student Council Pres., Freshman Pres., Newspaper, Freshman Chorus, Choir Senior Mgr., Band, Football, Track, A,F.S. Student DICK GORDON Choral Club, Choir LARRY GORMAN Key Club, R Men's Club, Cross Country, Basketball LESLIE GOULD Ir. Red Cross, Spanish Club, Freshman Chorus, Choral Club, Biology Club, Mrs. McThing BONNIE GRAY Office Aid, Library Aid, Freshman Chorus, Choral Club, Pep Club LARRY GREENBERG Freshman Chorus, Choral Club, Band, Basketball Mgr., Baseball Mgr. DIANA GREENBLAUW Newspaper Copy Editor, Ir. Red Cross Pres., V.P., French Club V.P., Sec., Freshman Chorus, Choral Club, Pep Club, Nurse's Aid, Future Teachers Pres., Sec. DOROTHY GROHMAN' Pep Club IOEL ANN GUBBINS Freshman Chorus, Choral Club, Choir, Mrs. McThing IOAN GUTHRIE DONNA HALL French Club, Freshman Chorus, Choral Club, Band, G.A.A., Tumbling, Modern Dance, Pep Club, Twirler, Intramurals .,,,-,ZX Senior Class Party. Sherry McCabe. Tom Iohnston, Lynn Mautz. Sl IIIRS '1'52 N v 4 V, W- ff - s. , K 'ax'-, : e , f ., . ,.,. .QV L X, Q w b ' . 'swf L I rrl W 4 . get lg ' , ' 1- . 4,9 A- H ' I A ', f' , A zisiivitf l V All X391 rg, libre: A v:2ts,wc1h??SE ,r ul im 1 bfi'- .3.1L 'QT Valedictorian. Rita Herkert. S I I 0 ll S VIRGINIA HALL GAIL HAMADY Spanish Club, Office Aid BEVERLY HANSEN Freshman Chorus, Chcral Club, Choir, Band MIKE HARDY R Men's club, Football, Track, Wrestling ROBERTA HARRIS Spanish Club, Freshman Chorus, Choral Club, Choir, Mrs. McThing, Drama Club, G.A.A., Modem Dance, Pep Club, Twirler, Drum Majorette, Gym Leader, Intramurals VIRGINIA HARRISON IUDY HELLEM Future Homemakers, Spanish Club, Office Aid, G.A.A., Pep Club RITA HERKERT National Honor Society Pres., Quill and Scroll, Newspaper Editor, Math Club, Creative Writing Tres., G.A.A., Pep Club MARIANNE HETZEL -Choral Club, Freshman Chorus, Pep Club, lntramuarls, Bowling CARLOYN HEUSIVIAN G.A.A., Modern Dance, Pep Club BILL HOLLY Spanish Club, Rocket Society BOB HORCHLER Key Club, Wrestling, Football -vga-+ lx DON HORN R.O.T.C PAT HORTON Freshman Chorus, Choir, Modern Dance. Pep Club, Bowling DEE HOWARD Sophomore Sec., Senior V.P., French Club, Freshman Chorus Sec., Choral Club, G.A.A., Tumbling, Pep Club, Gym Leader, Gymnastics, Intramurals BARBARA HURTIS Newspaper, Future Homemakers V.P., Office Aid, Choral Club, Pep Club DIANE IMBRESCI Freshman Chorus, Choral Club, Pep Club IUDY IACOBS Choral Club, Biology Club, Three One Act Plays, Caine Mutiny Court Martial MIKE IENKS National Honor Society, French Club V.P., Teenage Book Club V.P., Harvard Book Award, Boy's State, R Men's Club Sec., Football, Brsketball, Track, Golf, Intramurals, Baseball DAVE IENCEN Rocket Society, Creative Writing Pres., Chess Club FDWARD IOHNSON Track, Wrestling IDWIN IOI-INSON Band, Electronics Club KAREN ICHNSON Freshman Chorus, Mrs. McThing, Drama, Esroh Srevol, G,A.A., Tumbling, Gym Leader, Intramurals LARRY IOHNSON Page 39 l gi Mg N QS we W,-0, -' :- :-:2:s:::a- rm-.emit ,elim 'Qc .f' 4? , is 4 W, vfgf f .,, t S Sl IIIRS Regional Champforship. Bart Zeller. 2 - ' 5 '- ff' ,x Wav' , Gt 'WW I mr' -4-ax. . ' A rein, Guidance Office. Mike Ienks. TOM IOHNSON Choral Club, R Men's Club, Football, Wrestling, Intramurals, Baseball TOM IOHNSTON Freshman Chorus, Choir, Band, Mrs. McThing, R Men's Club. Football, Wrestling, Baseball. STEVE IONSSON Camera Club, Mrs. McThing, Tennis, Intramurals, Spinster Spree King, A.F.S. Student IUDY IOSEPH Spanish Club Sec., German Club. Office Aid. Lirbary Aid, Freshman Chorus, Choral Club, Choir, Biology Club DIANE KEEFE Future Nurses, Choral Club, Band, G.A,A., Modern Dance, Pep Club, Intramurals MIKE KEITER Iunior Pres., Freshman Chorus, Choral Club, Choir, Arsen.c and Old Lace, The Boor, Caine Mutiny Court MarlLaI, Mrs. McThing, Drama Pres., R Men's Club, Wrestling, Merit Art Award MARY KESS Pep Club, Future Teachers BOB KEUNE PAT KINDT G.A.A., Modern Dance, Pep Club, Gym Leader, Intramurals SHARON KING KAREN KIRK National Honor Society, Spanish Club Sec., Freshman Chorus. Math Club, Esroh Srevol Sec., V.P., Pres., G.A.A., Pep Club, National Merit Finalist IOAN KIR-STIMON Future Nurses, Ir. Red Cross, Freshman Chorus, Choral Club, The Hifchhilcer, Sorry, Wrong Number, Caine Mutiny Court Martial, Three One Act Plays Page 40 -nf? ANDY KLINGER AV Aid, Camera Club, Track. Intramurals DAN KRAMER Student Council, Key Club, Freshman Chorus, Mrs. McThing, Football, Track BYRON KRAUSE Newspaper, Freshman Chorus, Chess Club, Intramurals, Boy's State IANET KRELL National Honor Society, French Club, Library Aid, Freshman Chorus, Choral Club, Band, Future Teachers SUZANNE KYLE Future Nurses, French Club, Office Aid, Freshman Chorus, Choral Club, G.A.A., Modern Dance, Pep Club, Intramurals, Bowling BONNA I-AGES Freshman Chorus, Choral Club, Nurses Aid STEVE LALIM KAREN LAU Freshman Chorus, G.A.A., Modern Dance, Pep Club IRIS LEDERFINE French Club, Freshman Chorus, Choral Club, Drama, G.A.A., Modern Dance, Pep Club, Intramurals DENNIS LEE Biology Club, Football, Track, Wrestling, Intramurals PHIL LEHRFELD Freshman Chorus, Choral Club, Choir, Mrs. McThing, R Men's Club, Football, Track, Wrestling MARION LEVENSON National Honor Society V.P., Lagoon Editor, Quill and Scroll, Newspaper, Freshman Chorus, G.A.A., Modern Dance, Pep Club, Gym Leader, Intramurals Homecoming Dance. Sl IDRS ,wiv 'JL' l rp M... F-IN R0 Sl IIIIIS 'sav- SL, BRIAN LINGNER Freshman Chorus, Choral Club, Football RICHMOND LLOYD Spanish Club, Freshman Chorus, Camera Club IVIARLENE LODATO Spaitish Club, Freshman Chorus, Choir, Three One Act Plays, Caine Mutiny Court Martial, Mrs, McThing IILL LOGRBRINCK Lagoon, Ofiice Aid, Freshman Chorus, Choral Club, Camera Club, G.A.A., Tumbling, Modern Dance, Pep Club, Intramurals, Prom Court, Key Club Queen IEAN LOUISE Freshman Chorus, Pep Club MARIETTA LYNCH IOHN MACRAE National Honor Society, AV Aid Press Freshman Chorus, Choral Club, Math Club Tres., V.P., Rocket Society, Industrial Arts Club BILL MARTIN Freshman Chorus, Choral Club, Band Pres., R Men's Club, Football, Cross Country, Basketball, Track, Orchestra DICK MASON Freshman Chorus, Choral Club, Football LYNN MAUTZ Key Club, Spanish Club, Freshman Chorus, Choral Club V.P., Choir, R Men's Club Pres., Football, Basketball, Spinster Spree Court PEGGY MAXEINER Future Nurses, Ir. Red Cross, Oilice Aid, G.A.A., Tumbling, Modern Dance, Intramurals BRIAN MAYS National Honor Society, Yearbook Editor, Latin Club, Basketball, Football All State, Golf, Intramurals, Spinster Spree Court in zgg rms- QQ-s-. Num MARIANNE IVICARTHUH Freshman Chorus, Choral Club, Biology Club. Modern Dance SF, ,LN SHERRY MCCABE Student Council, Lagoon, Key Club Sec., Pres., Freshman Chorus, Choral Club, Choir, Biology Club, Latin Club, R Men's Club, Football, Intramurals. Gymnastics, Swimming, R.O.T.C. ALICE MCFARLAND Future Nurscs Pres., Library Aid, Freshman Chorus, Choral Club, Band, G.A.A., Intramurals CINDY MCGUIRE National Honor Society, Lagoon, Office Aid, Freshman Chorus, Choral Club, Choir, G.A.A., Modern Dance, Pep Club, Intramurals IIM MCQUAID Football, Basketball, Track, Intramurals CAROL MEYERS German curb LUUUIY- Richmond UOYG- is r 'QNX ffk PAUL MITCHELL Newspaper, Ir. Red Cross Tres., Office Aid, Library Aid, Choral Club, Caine Mutiny Court Martial, Three One Act Plays, Drama, Latin Club, Esroh Srevol, Intramurals IOE IVIOLL PRISCELLA IVIOHRELL IVIARCIA MORRIS French Club, Orchestra IANN MORTON National Honor Society, Spanish Club V.P., Freshman Chorus, Choral Club, Pep Club BRUCE MOSES French Club, Freshman Chorus, Choral Club, Band, Football, Intramurals Page 43 HK-. -7 ,gr Q e hm Sl IIIRS Ifumlvle in thc Round Rehearsal. Pat Nykl, Dave Phillips DORIS NEIL Future Homemakers, Future Nurses, Band CAROLYN NEKAS GLOHIA NICOLAI Future Nurses, Freshman Chorus, French Club, Esroh Srevol, Library Aid IOE NIGRO BILL NIXON PAT NYKL Freshman Chorus, Choral Club, Choir, Modern Dance, G.A.A., Newspaper, Pep Club, Sorry, Wrong Number, Mrs. McThing IIM OITZINGER Key Club, Golf, Intramurals, Wrestling BETTY PATTERSON Newspaper, Future I-Iomemakers Sec., Chemistry Aid, Choral Club, Freshman Chorus, Band, Drama LYNNE PAUL Freshman Chorus, Modern Dance, Gymnastics, Pep Club Tumbling, G.A.A. BOB PAULSEN Freshman Chorus, Choral Club, R Men's Club, Cross Country, Wrestling, Track DOYLE PERRY Football, Band DAVE PHILIP Freshman Chorus, Choral Club, Choir, R Men's Club, Football, Camera Club, Band, Orchestra Page 44 DAVE PHILLIPS Freshman Chcrus, Choral Club, Choir, R Men's Club, MIS. MCThing. Football. Baseball, Basketball. Cross Country, Track ION PICKERELL SHEILA PINTO Spanish Club, Modern Dance, Pep Club, G.A.A. BILL POMERANTZ Freshman Chorus, Choral Club, Camera Club, Newspaper, AV Aid, Band IUDY POST Future Nurses, Spanish Club, Office Aid, Intramurals. Modern Dance, Pep Club, G.A.A. PEGGY POWELL Freshman Chorus, Choral Club, Camera Club, G.A.A., Modern Dance, Pep Club, Intramurals IUDY PRATT Modern Dance DENNIS RADEK Freshman Chorus, Choral Club, Choir, Biology Club, Electronics Club NIKI RASMUSSEN French Club, Choral Club, Newspaper IOHN RAY MYRNA REUTER Freshman Chorus, Pep Club PAT RITTENHOUSE Freshman Chorus, Choir, Futur Club, German Club, Band V.P., Gymnatics, Pep Club 'x e Teachers. Biology QQ' Maplewood Press, Reveiller Editors. Sl IIIRS WW av 'G EQ, v Aa Pr 5 X. Af EK X Senior Class Party. S I I ll ll S NORITA ROARK IOHN ROBERTS Freshman Chorus MICHELLE ROLLINS Quill and Scroll, National Honor Society, Newspaper, Lagoon, Future Homemakers, French Club, Chemistry Aid, Freshman Chorus. Choral Club, Biology Club V.P., Math Club, Pep Club SHARON ROSE G.A.A., Modern Dance, Pep Club, Intramurals IERRY ROSENTHAL Library Aid, Freshman Chorus, Choral Club, Camera Club Tres, GEORGE RUGGE Freshman Chorus, Choral Club, Choir, Band, Orchestra, Math Club, Rocket Society, Chess Club, Intramurals CHARLES RUSSELL Freshman Chorus, Choral Club, Choir, Wrestling, Gymnastics LAHUGH RUSSELL Freshman Chorus, Choral Club, Band, Tumbling, R lVIen's Club, Football, Track, Wrestling, Intramurals, Rich Dance Band IVIARGARITA RUVAL Spanish Club, Choral Club MIKE SASSANO BEVERLY SCHARNHORST Freshman Chorus, Choral Club, Gym Leader BEVERLY SCHECHTER Future Homemakers, French Club. Choral Club, Pep Club 'SZ' W re rf Freshman Chorus, V7 Qs-sv 7 ar 3 I t ll Q E Xxx ' yup 'L ,r .N iwywgb ll I if 'lil 1 3 l tr W 5 4 . ll f l 'U-t- - i':i7'1-E' llllll 'Ef .:iSiTfQ5s4k cm-1 'iii ll' nk Y 5ff i' V , im f 1. .lxrilivitllllll f Z- t 6' W I 'K 4 .ig 3 . S ' fr f.r,?,if ,2'3. . L2 3555? r-Q35 cf:-1, fi . il: . .J M . X f . A GEORGE SCHILLE Choral Club, R Men's Club, Cross Country, Track. Intramurals MELVA SCHRANK Gorman Club, Freshman Chorus, Pep Club SALLY SCOTT Future Homemakers Pres., Mrs. McThing, Tumbling, Modern Dance, Pep Club TED SEABERG Spanish Club, Band, Math Club, Tennis, Intramurals, Rich Dance Band STEVE SELF Library Aid, Three One Act Plays, Caine Mutiny Court Martial, Mrs. McThing TOM SHARKEY Track. Wrestling SUE SHARP Student Council Tres., Sophomore V.P., Iunior V.P., National Honor Society. Freshman Chorus Pres., Choir. Pep Club, Prcm Court, Bowling CAROLYN SHEVOKAS Newspaper, National Honor Society, Spanish Club, AV Aid, Math Club, Tres., G.A.A., Intramurals, Future Teachers Pres., Girl's State LEE SMITH Office Aid, Library Aid, Freshman Chorus, Choral Club, Mrs. McThing, Drama, Tumbling, Modern Dance, Pep Club, Gymnastics CARL SONESON R Men's Club, Football, Basketball, Track, Wrestling. Golf RONALD SPRINGER French Club, Science Club, Boy's State MARILYN STEGE Page 47 4 T Sl IIIRS 101+ Mrs. McThing. Shcmtyland Pool Hall Mob. 4? ' f mv' if ' I fi SI IDRS Indian Heritage. Linda Troxel pl!11i 'Gi' ' figs -A... , Iggh , S ,fy y x I IX .L sg, 42 ' YS MARVIN STEGE DAVE STEWART Key Club, Intramurals BONNIE STONE German Club, Office Aid, Freshman Chorus, Choral Club, Mrs. McThing, G.A.A., Modern Dance, Pep Club, Bowling DICK STOUGHT Band, Intramurals CAROLYN STRACK Freshman Chorus, Choral Club, Choir Sec., G.A.A,, Pep Club WALTER STUCKE Freshman Chorus, Football, Wrestling, Baseball, Bowling LINDA SUGAR Newspaper Bus. Mgr., Lagoon, French Club, Freshman Chorus, Choral Club, Pep Club. Kelly BETTY SWARTZEL Future Homemakers, German Club, Freshman Chorus, Choral Club, G.A.A., Pep Club. Gym Leader, Gymnastics BILL TAPRELL Biology Club RICHARD TATE KATIE THIMBLIN Student Council Sec., National Honor Society, Lagoon, Choral Club, Choir, G.A.A., Modern Dance, Pep Club, Gym Leader, National Art Award LINDA TROXEL National Honor Society, Newspaper, Freshman Chorus, Choral Club, Mrs. McThing, Pep Club Page 48 E . WAYNE TURESK Key Club, Freshman Chorus, Choral Club, Band, Wrestling, Intramurals, Bowling YVONNE TWIFITMEYER National Honor Society, Future Nurses, German Club V, P., G.A.A., Office Aid BILL VANDERLAAN Band ARDITH VAUCHT Pep Club MARGARET WEBER Future Homemakers, French Club, Freshman Chorus, Choral Club, Mrs. McThing, G.A.A., Pep Club, Intramurals RUTH WEHLING Spanish Club, French Club, Freshman Chorus, Choral Club Choir, G.A.A., Pep Club, Future Teachers FRAN WEISS Newspaper, Lagoon, French Club, Freshman Chorus, Choral Club, Choir, Biology Club, Math Club, Camera Club, Drama, Modern Dance, Pep Club GRANT WESTALL Football, Track, Wrestling TIM WHISLER Spanish Club, Freshman Chorus, Choral Club, Football, Wrestling, Intramurals NANCY WHITAKER Future Nurses Tres., Freshman Chorus, Choral Club, Mrs. McTliing, G.A.A., Pep Club, Gym Leader, Nurse's Aid PAUL WHITTINGTON Newspaper, Yearbook, Band, Orchestra, Debate, Camera Club, Drama, Chess Club, Pep Club, Football, Golf, Intramurals IOAN WILLIAMS vu.. hx na. 5 x gl oria sax Sl IllIlS .ffqv ,AMD 5 -ff' ,say ,pn-N, 'Y' Ft ass? 'Q' sf.. vdO ' ZZ'w-4,- Mr Metcalf urges Grant Westall lo mail his college application immediately. 2 5 sr 1. 43 , ,wa IOANNE WILLIAMSON Newspaper, French Club, Oltice Aid, Library Aid, Freshman Chorus, G.A.A., Tumbling, Modern Dance, Gym Leader, Intramurals MILDRED WILLIAMSON Modem Dance, Intramurals, Bowling ELSIE YARHAM French Club, Freshman Chorus, Choral Club, Choir, Three One Act Plays, Caine Mutiny Court Martial, Mrs. McThing, Pep Club BART ZELLER Student Council, Sophomore Pres., Key Club, Spanish Club Tres., Chemistry Aid, Freshman Chorus, Choral Club, Choir, Biology Club. R Men's Club, Football, Golf, Intramurals, Baseball, Basketball, Boy's State WALTER ZENZAK Key Club Peterson, Alice Robinson, Barbara f l Seniors Not Pictured: Lola Kelley, Iudy wi ' Salerno, Fred Towle, George Weston Page 50 .Ill Illl-IS MASS IIHIEHIS DENNIS NELSON, Vice President NANCY GARRETSON, Treasurer IIM SAIOVIC, President KRIS CLAYTON. Secretary Barbed Wire The junior class is confronted with a great challenge, tor juniors must prove themselves an integral, dependable and durable part of Rich High. The continuation of high standards and traditions, as well as the success ot new ideas and activities rest largely in the junior class' attitude and school spirit. Diligence, cooperation and hard work characterized the juniors as they participated in Homecoming, constructing the winning float, sponsored the Christmas formal, Winterlude, and a mother-daughter social. Their final goal was to provide the graduating class with a lasting memory of high school life, the Iunior-Senior Prom. Page 51 Y, ,W , ..- A F S. Etlgilfl., ,A ClASS Sharon Benson. Ioellen Bergbauer, Cheryl Bingaman, Tom Bishop. Barbara Bishton Barbara Bloden, lack Bloom, Diane Bogan, Henry Bohlman, Roger Bowen Russell Boyd, Richard Bradford. Rosemary Bradford, Barbara Bradley, Kathleen Brady Dick Brannon, David Breitwieser, Mary Briody, Mike Brooks, Penelope Brooks Bill Brougham, Iames Brown, Ioan Brown, Spencer Brown, Kenneth Bruck Not Pictured: Ray Alder, Susan Brewer. Elaine Broberg UF Sllll Iudith Ahearn, Ronald Albers. Sandra Albert, Sharon Amann, Geraldine Amirault Marianne Argo, Iames Atkins, Gary Aulinskis, Arthur Baeder, Iohn Bailey Frank Bamer, Gary Banser. Iames Barbour, Susan Barraca, Edward Bauer Ieremy Baxter, Steve Beck, Mary Becker, Donna Bennett. Thomas Bennett Pr,f, Qeeee V51 .V . .. B l ' ,Q , I ' y Alyh Q Q ,,,x' ' ,., 'Eine ' ?Q.,.:.9 5 ,F . ,R :-' . Q . bk if x' N -l X ' TJ V Q... . Q- J ,A , ,.. .1 K f 1- e, - X -' - - .X u . . ' QW Q t lgu: V c Q. , ' ' N xii. y 'zu-P' - ' if .,,..,,, ' F- xiii ,kin Si 5 6 .Ill IIIIIS Ioan Bulialo, Anne Burgoon, Stephen Burnett, Ronald Busby, Karen Callaway Richard Campbell, Craig Carlson, Carole Caron, Charles Caruso. Mary Ray Caspers Lance Chilton, Clyde Clark, Cathy Clarkson, Kriston Clayton. Allen Clem Robert Clendenning, Iames Collins, Sharon Connolly, Kathy Cook, Charles Cooke Martha Coop. Charles Cory, Carole Cotton, Thomas Cowfer, Iudy Damptz Ioel Davidov, Charles Davis, Linda Dekker, Louis De Luco Ron De Luco William Devereaux, Peter Dickson. Iohn Dinwoodie, Ioseph Distelheim, Kenneth Douglas Elaine Du Bridge, Shannon Dutton, Karen Eagleson, Frank Egan, Richard Eick Larry Elberield, Brent Elliot, Burt Emerson, Richard Ensminger, Iim Everline Not Pictured: Ella Charter, Ieri Coffey, Dennis Devine, Richard Dunlap, Howard Ellefson Page 53 SlASS Ill SIXTY Thomas Feehery, Ioel Fields, Rhonda Fine, David Finnestad, Sharon Fisher Susan Fisher, Della Flannery, lack Follis, Iudith Follis, Howard Foster Melanie Fraccaro, Nancy Francis. Teresa Frost, Shirley Ganser, Ierry Garber Craig Gardiner, Nancy Garretson, Althea Girsch. Chloe Gisondi, David Glass Pagg 54 'HK V 9' Nl , X ww ww: -H ' 5 . ,,.,:,... . 1 sa' R S 5 Y: 4 .5.: Ts ' .B ' ' Q., :,, W ' 13 , ,.,., ws, my A ,K ,, V IJ!! ,wi X Eg x 'us JW X MM . .ni-1 .x . E41 Patricia Glomb, Lois Goldberg, Rayna Goldsholl, Cassie Gorman, Diane Graham April Gram, Carolyn Grant, William Green, Iudith Grosche Bonnie Gutelius Carolyn Hall, David Handley, Marcella Hanes, Iackie Hansen, Robert Hansen Richard Harding, Eileen Harms, Peggy Harper, Ronald Hattendorf, Pat Hayden Iohn Heenan, Mary Hendler, Kenneth Henke, lack Henning, Helen Herzberger . Not Pictured: Peter Freudenstein, Mike Guidera , is 4 4, , we V-'af X 31 it Margaret Jones, Timothy Kaage, Iohn Karl, Larry Karp, David Kauppi Joanne Kay, Bernadette Kearney. Ioseph Kelly, Daniel King. Robert King Rodman Kiser. Iohn Klauser, Iudith Kleine, Gordon Knecht, Gail Kordewick Florence Kravitz, Mike Krupinski. Bryan Kushman, Karen Lalim, Steve Lange Roy Lawler, Martha Lee, Stanley Levi, left Lindstrom, Iames Lofstrand Not Pictured: Ioan Hughes. Richard Kick, Deanna Lambeth Alex Lauler JU IUHS William Hetzel. Ruth Hibbits, Ann Hiller, Ienniier Hogan, George Hoger Richard Hoglund, Ann Honig. Scott Hooper, Sarah Hotchkin Sandra Howell Stewart Howell, Sheldon Hughes. Peggy Hull, Stanley Izen Mary Ann lack Leila Iohnson, Ella Iohnson, Kathleen Iohnson. Iudy Iohnston. Marcia Johnston Page 55 v I l t .Z fr f r f L !A 03. X uv ' sv? mx X ., ' Q i df -x 1 x ' Q ' X 1 . rl A is 'Y W9 , r sa? My is L f, ...W W ' , l M I-rg-,jg MZ yg T s we Q33 , ' 'A 'M ' 1 ' 'S ,i S f as gf A 1 g w .KW k ' l 'T . - 4 t . ' , f Q .A Al , Ierry Mintz, Richard Moldal, Kathleen Moore. lane Morell Crispin Morgan Foster Morgan, Susan Morrell, Iudy Moskau, Iudith Motter, Ierome Murphy Richard Murphy, Iudy Myers, Susan Nadolsky, Dennis Nelson, Douglas Nelson Norma Nordin, Terrance O'Brien, Ann Marie O'Connor. Erin O'Connor. Steve Okland Mark Oliver, Arleene Oseas, Ioann Palmer, Paula Palshis Lee Pampel Not Pictuzed: Deborah Long. Philip Lunn. Mary Lyman, Terry Murphy Jll IIIIIS Page 56 Thomas Lombaer, Dick Lord, Margaret Luepke, Dale Luering, Peter Magnusson Fern Malis, Marianne Marschke, Iudith Mather. William Matthews, Terry Maun Thomas McDonald, Margaret McGourty. Carol McKeehan. Charles McManus, Sandra McNiece Samuel Mercer, William Merrill, Fern Meyer, Iohn Miller, Paul Miller 's . ll 5 , . vi S fx,,e.,,,4w.f f A P tkX SlASS Ill SIXTY Terry Parfet, Marjorie Parker, Mary Lu Paterson. Laurel Pauling, Karen Pelon Donna Peters, Howard Petersen, Geraldine Phillips, Lauretta Pickering, Sharon Pintozzi Iohn Pohl, Iudith Prairie, Susan Preston, Richard Prinzing, Carmen Quatrochi Judith Reese. Ianet Heinach. Sandra Reinker. Ronald Remencus, Elaine Resnick X X -' 2 . X x xx ,, 35,3 i 'W 'Z A ::L., , Y ,Y .Q -, 1 fy- .I x 1 .... Z 'Q Qs Rl 'er ' Q X, ,,, X fir 1 ' ,. XXE -. s,,' ' XE bg: S. I 8 3 1 lg S iq . 'urge S ,F Clarence Reynolds, Iohn Riordan, Iudith Roberts, Sharon Roberts, Mary Ann Robinson Gail Roegner, Paul Rogers, Katherine Romano, Dennis Roth, Lynne Rotman Dorothy Ryan. Robert Sadek, Iames Sajovic, Louis San Martin, Richard Schmal Daniel Schmaltz, Dick Schroeder, Betty Schultz, Barbara Schwarz, Karen Severson Raymond Shepard, Robert Shindle, Randall Siekman. Eugenia Skaggs, Margaret Skaggs Not Pictured: Terry Paul, William Salina, Carolyn Schliesser. Iudith Schwartz, Phyllis Schwartz Page 57 Jll IIIRS William Smith, Deanne Smyers, Laurel Soloway, Diane Spano. Patrick Spencer Carol Sponhauer, Sally Stanke, Frederick Starke, Gregory Stelansson, Kimberlyn Stewart Ronald Stone, Harold Stuenkel, Robert Suman, Mary Summers. Thomasene Swaim Peter Tanke, Thomas Taradash, Ruth Teisberg, Mary Thissen. Cathy Thompson 1 iw' t, R X, F' ,, : b , , , I in I I ,gi , U x I W ' - .,,.. is o rf , ' f i ' ws ..... ii.. . Q- ir r R s 'ir . .. rw 'gf S ff m Q ,.. .l,: W ' '...., W . f Q z rw x .ri2,::,y:, - ,X rx Ili V --1 1 X - '13 in f..,. RV X., EXNRN nut D' l---t A 5 - t ': z ri Page 58 Iohn Thornburg, Michael Tousey. William Treitler. Sally Trigg, Dick Tschudy George Turner, Ronald Ullery. Robert Vessel, lay Vogenthaler, Ioy Von Berge Susan Wachter. Thomas Wadsworth, Phillip Wagner. Iohn Wainwright. Bill Waldron Richard Walmer, Karen Ward, lean Warlield, Sarah Warner, Sharon Watts Richard Webster, Sharon Weeks, lane Weiskotten. Iohn Westlund, Iames Whalen Not Pictured: Stanley Skinger. Diane Steinmann, Carole Tobeck. Robert Trenary, Barbara Turnbock, Barry Weiss g , . gg, ,i .- ..S Sis' gr, W Wwe!! Iudy Wheeler. Donna White, William Whitehead, Douglas Winder, Ted Witsche ,, ,xv ' Qq b 1 Caroline Wollenberg. Linda Worthington, Linda Wortman A xddd: V David Wray, Ioseph Wroblewski . -A i .. fi,-59' -,kk L I , - V .L - . X N5 E ff V S i 'r fm- 5,-f, rf. - . o of we W Robert Wunderlick, Robert Yeo, Gary Zalinski. Sharon gg K W F P 1 1. .EE Zona, Edward Zuckerman w an - ,Ing ' sw 3, r , X rs .: 1 ki x j ' Q A ' Q X f . :tt 5 as A rf ...: il - ni 3 :sm r X 9: if .- JU IIIRS HSCRAMBLE OAK LAWN! Iunior Prize-winning float in Homecoming Parade. The word sophomore is derived from two Greek words meaning foolish and wise , and the word sophomore really fits the transition which the class has made. From the beginning of the year which carried overtones of the foolish freshmen, the class has progressed - they built a homecoming float, handled the coat-check concession and elected class officers, Dick Horchler, Kathy Kaericher, Ianice Young and Patricia Craddock, and student council representatives, Tom Eisner, Ian Furgason, Kathi Norris and Iim Klutznick. Both scholastically and athletically the sophomores were distinguished with many students qualifying for the honor roll and many being active in varsity debate, tennis and music. SIIPHUIVIUHIS MASS IIHIIIIRS PATRICIA CRADDOCK, Treasurer KATHY KAEHICHER, Vice President IANICE YOUNG, Secretary DICK I-IORCHLER, President -,ms W , , Linda May exemplifies sophomore scholastic achievement. wah. ' at QQ , X ml en' fi 319' ' X i f K X M43 . + N. - 's ' . ' .1 B ' .i i 'i . 55529, K ,:.,A., E W :I g X Q Tom Alder. Bonnie Alexa. Lucia Andereck, Iohn Andretich, Daniel Arndt, Maria Avina, Thomas Aylward, Barry Baker, Suzanne Baker, Esther Ballengee Stephen Bardige, Carolyn Barger, Martha Barrow, Bonnie Bauch, Richard Beck, Mike Blackburn, Katherine Blume, Roger Blume, Rosellen Bohlen. Merle Bolton Cynthia Boniak. Donald Boston, Susan Briggs, Robert Brougham. Iames Buchmeier, Lynne Buehler, Gary Bugner Barbara Burbridge, Nancy Burns, Lynda Byrne. Robert Cadman, Iames Carroll, Pamela Cartwright, Marianne Choate William Christie, Cristine Clark, Christopher Clark, Iefirey Clark. Coldren, Patricia Collins, Virginia Collins Carole Coop, Gary Correll, Iames Correll, Dan Cowan, Ann Cox, Crowell. Iohn Crowley, Meredith Curtis Suzanne Brown, Ioy Bruzelius,, Arthur Buckle, Rebecca Caldwell, Herbert Carey, Lana Carman. Marshall Clark, Ioy Coats, Bonnie Cohen, Samuel Katherine Coyle, Patricia Craddock. Charlotte Not Pictured: Gerald Banks, Maxine Belcher, Gary Belgrad, Marion Blackman, Susan Caramell, Michael Corbett X-, ,wjfyf ,, 'ii t Y 'sa I' , '2 V . . . cg Q ' ix - 1-S il he ssse '-:' y V F x l Q Mi? K , A 'i 4-'i' Q its! xQ,g,. N x X X X X Y X X Xl x Sell ce X fit i Y ,, 0 S , ,. . ,. A X wuz. s . se y 'I wr' E 'lined' f+.f s ..,.:v 'E X ,xx img J 'Sw we vw -er- x Y' -V 'S 'Q , ' N Ut ,OHNSQNQN -N i ..., ' f , nw fx :' . 'af . sr 1 X 5 Q? ,, ,, Vow up HF 'Q ' me A A V .. - iifw , ' i K t r 1, an - ,.., R' Q 15 B ' S . ..-El: wt- at 1 ' s lar.. - , - -'Y - .N-Q i FI ie r i ' .:: 5 f K max X ti si E M we A ' , ' Q 4 .... it Q a 32, Z ..., 5 t 'viii' ,assi .X f .. 1 . t- r .-in f' W f: 2 r -.s. P X- ' is 1 we-f A Q , -X .,.. - '3- ' I , ' if K l A .. ' 1 l Page 61 QS ! ir'-N' SUPHUMHRES x ,A ,.... A , X. Ar X ' W tvs AH t, .1 .v ia Q U T .,,, . ' ,M Q QU ,, ' Af to ,, .,: Q 'B , W Q K S . -Q 1 W ' V3 4 L? M we .fi . l -0 -. 22 'Y . ,. .1 ' Carol Dahlman, Margaret Davis, Mary De Lue, Phillip Denbo, Edward Denk. Peter Dexter, Hank Disharoon. William Doane. Sharon Dorn, Carol Dolezal Iohn Dolske. Warren Dougherty, Andrea Douglas, Terry Draeger, Monique Drake, Mary Duffy, William Duke, Patricia Early, Ioyce Edrinn, Iohn Eichorst Austin Eisemon. Tom Eisemon. Tom Eisner, Alice Elliott, Iohn Enslow, Roberta Ephron, Bernadine Equihua, Iudy Erickson, Raymond Erickson, Rugena Etters Suzanne Faught, Gerrie Faust, Ioanne Finch, Ann Finerty, Carol Fisher, Kathleen Foley, Terry Fraccaro. Lorene Frauenhotf, Susan Frehse, Ianet Furgason Carol Ganser, Kama Garlock, Barbara Garney, Dalbert Gerstenberger, Angela Gibbons, Carolyn Gilkes, Geoffrey Glassner. Bonnie Glockler. Roberta Goldman, Iudy Goodman Vance Gregory, Walter Grenier, Charles Grosche, Lee Gulley. Patricia Gunn, Robert Hall. Sharon Harper. Iudy Harrison, Patricia Hart, Bill Hartman Not Pictured: Robin Dietrick, Rosemarie Dietz, Ruth Dietz, William Doran, Dzintars Dravnieks, Iulia Ann Drean, Lawrence Grohman, Donald Harding ,,, t iq 469- Fl SIIPHIIMIIRES S , ., , A i f-'i ' Hi 4 aa- W , I ' 4' M , - g ' Ni'-H lx' Page 62 it , .ir,NW., e ,H , xv., X j R KS X X' slag? - g Q t N3 A.. tw' 1 S t , , p 1- Nigga K -.M -.. 40 ,af 6 9:15 ,- 335 r. . if- if ' ie it f K D -.- . it X R , ei i n t 5 mi 'e 1 x , ,xx.- x ig ,wx , .. i t :., ., L X. f t t Teresa Hattesen, Marlys Havlisch, Frederick Helgeson, Iames Hendler, lane Henning, Iames Hill, William Hirt. Duncan Hoffman. Patricia Hoffmann, Sheila Hogan Richard Horchler, Thomas Hotchkin. Iames Houston. Alvin Ipema, Kenneth Ipema, Marjorie Iack. Robert Iahn, Charles Iefirey, Susan Ieske, Iudd Iohnson Kenny Iohnson, Linda Iohnson, Robert Iohnson, William Iohnson, Katherine Kaericher, Michael Katz, Iudith Kauier, David Keeie, Theresa Keegan. Fred Kemp Iulie Keplinger, Robert Keyes. Eric Kihl, Sally Kirkpatrick, Michael Kirlin, Vicki Kir-Stimon, Robert Kiser, Iames Klutznick. Linda Koenig, Carole Kakoszynski Thomas Kordewick, Robert Kossuth, Iudy Kujawa, Frankl'n La Grou, Floyd Langford, Iackie Langmeyer. Barbara Laven. Susan Lawrence, Nina Lepinsky, Leslie Levenson Barbara Lipton, Roger Liska, Larry Livingston, Lee Ann Lo tg, Robert Long, Oscar Lopp, Bonnie Loring, Norman Lurie, Kerry Lynch, Bonnita Mack Not Pictured: Darrell Hoeter, Virginia Iensen. Barbara Iillizh, Richard Karasek. Gustav Kruse, Terry Lessentine, Drero Lindhoti Page 63 1 6 SIIPHIIMIIRIS 1 YT K, -l It X' ds' y , 'iw ,K fa A ,K it v QA , N .xt :,,.... ri, 2 , i, in. Carl Maerlander, Ioan Major, Ioseph Maloney, Harold Marquardt, William Marscin, Iames Martin, Iohn Martin, Ronald Massey, Karen Matthews, Linda May Sally Mayo. Beverly McClurg. Shari McCord. Don McEntire, Cheryl McKenna, Beverly McNally, Iohn McNeely, Ianet McWhorter. Robert Meade, Iames Mecklenburger Tom Meehan, Donald Meinheit. Iulia Melvin, Elliott Mendelson, Linda Meredith, Roberta Merrill, Carole Merritt, Carol Miller. Pamela Mitchell, Donna Moore Iames Moore. Sharon Moore, Lloyd Morgan. Carol Moroney, Wendell Motter, Betty Mowat, Kathryn Moyer, David Mudra. Alan Murray, Morva Mutter Vicki Mutter, Donald Myers, Alan Narter, Gregg Nelson, Ioan Nielsen, Alice Nixon, Kathi Norris, Michael O'Brien, Terry O'Brien, Ianet Oitzinger Robert Oliver, Susan Ottenberg, Kay Page. Linda Page, Dorothy Painter, Susan Palfrey. Betsy Parsons, Sharon Paterson, Scott Patterson, Richard Payne Not Pictured: Robert Malcolm, Arlene Meinheit, Peter Nigro Page 64 F. st - :L .-X, 5 R - Q W, K vs . ag. -vs nf i Sharon Pearson, Doris Peters, Kathryn Peterson, Barbara Pierce, Thomas Piggins, Steve Pinto, Ginger Pleckham, Ralph Porter, Patricia Prentiss, Wilfred Rainiord Neil Rambo. Eleanore Ramsey, Paul Rapp, Susan Ray, Diane Raygor, Sheran Rech. Brooks Remencus, Catherine Repke. Madeline Rhein, Nancy Richards Steve Ringwood, Lester Robinson, Ellen Rodin, Brian Rolfe, Geraldine Rooney, Charles Rosenberg, Vicki Rosenberg, Norman Roth. Carol Roye. Diane Rugge Iames Russell, Susan Ruval, Kathryn Sainsbury, Leo Samdahl, Richard Sammons, Gail Sanger, Fred Schneider, Leonard Schrank, Carol Seamon, Nancy Setty Sharon Shepherd, William Shevokas. Richard Shoar. Peder Shortell, Susie Shreck, Barry Sieron, Sharon Singer, Christine Siskin, Iohn Slagle, Thomas Sloan Ellen Smith, Suzanne Speaker, Walter Spikings. lane Stauifer, Richard Stemerman, Ierrard Stevens, Mary Stevens, Gregory Stevenson, Margaret Stone. Ronald Stoney Not Pictured: Gayle Rehnquist, Ronnie Riley. Norman Roth, Sam Salerno, Kathryn Schulherr, Deanne Scott. Don Sojka. lane Stauiler .L SIIPHUMURES sw Q ,,,f.s Page 65 V as t td? e we ,ba .W N -nn -ev Gale Storms, David Stromberg, Howard Stromquist, Iean Sullivan, Karen Sullivan, William Sultan, Ianice Surlin. Allan Sutherland, Dean Swenson, Robert Syverson Kay Tate, Patricia Teissler, Sustan Tetu, Marcia Thomas, Mike Thomson. Mike Torphy, Laurida Trenary, David Troxel Bonnie Turner. Iacquelynn Umland, Ianice Utterback, Linda VanGerpen, Diane Victor, Robert Vohl. Lanny Walker, Stanley Walker, Robert Walz, Owen Wavrinek, Sharon Weinstein. Barbara Weiss Mary Wesley, Robert West, Sharon Wheeler, Diane White, Maureen Wickman, Fred Williams, George Williamson, Sharon Wiltsey, Eleanore Wolii, Iudith Woodruff Mary Woodyard, William Wray, Ianice Young, Pamela Young, Sylvia Young, Karen Zeinfeld, Bruce Zilske, Lawrence Zippert Not Pictured: Winston Swift, Bert Varga, Lawrence Walker, Sharon Wolke, Shirley Younker V ' SIIPHIIMIIIIES Page 66 HHSHNII lliltltt Pep Rally. JOYCE ROTMAN fe Treasurer, BOB CAMPBELL - - Vice President, SARA MAY -V Secretary, and BILLY BELNAP President It's a big step from being the rulers of the grammar school set to the lowly freshmen in high school: over four hundred individuals, quaking and apprehensive, took this step this year and began the seemingly endless four year climb. Problems soon laced the freshmen. To help solve these, they elected Iim Pyne, Iohn Winger, and Monty Hughes to represent them in student government and Billy Belnap, Sara May, Ioyce Rotman, and Bob Compbell to lead them in class activities. With tremendous eagerness, the freshmen began to participate in extracurricular activities and soon became known for their athletic prowess in football and basketball, and for their scholastic achievement on the honor roll. Slowly, one step at a time, the many individuals are uniting to form the graduating class of 1962. Page 67 4- f'e11F'reL 'AX ffl r J if . xx. ' -.Q Q5 U.. l u in 1 rrsx 1 Q A , , a n -we . . ., -A --1.,. H . . . -2,' is me ilfwiif ' .. 'E ,.' .- , 'Q Q we 3' w gs h C. ffm' 'Z o, ,r U. .Q 4 .Q Q A ...S ex' -fm... 35,5 g'3 2 ,Q 3 is 'E l'1..'.jf.. .,.. - i .V Vx' L . -9 Page '91, X ii lv . , Q3 3. FRESHMI R. Adams S. Adams D. Andersen R. Andree C. Andree A. Andres R. Andrews H. Atkinson N. Baeder R. Ball W. Ballad S. Bartholf L. Bell B. Bellnap N, Bellow H. Berger D. Betti B. Biard B. Bilodeau E. Blocker L. Blume L. Blume M. Blume H, Bohlman S. Boie D. Brandebury M. Brands P. Braun C. Brelz D. Bright R. Brooks M. Brown S. Brown S. Brown I. Buckley I. Buzby R. Campbell R. Capriolti H. Carle M. Carlson I. Case T. Case D. Caspers C. Cavell N. Chiswick I. Clayton M. Clearman A. Collins M. Coltun C. Colwell E. Condee E. Conway I. Covay B. Croddock I. Crane S. Crocker I. Crumoacker I. Dahlman R. Dahlman D. Danzinger S. Dnshiff I. Davis S. Davis Not Pictured: Buck, Terrence HIESHME V. Deemer M. Denk D. Denman H. Denton S. DeShon R. Dinerstein C. Dinwoodie H. Dodge I. Dolske I. Dorn F. Drury S. Dunn E. Durant M. Dwyer H. Edrinn A. Elliott B. Elliott R. Elliott R. Elseth E. Emmett D. Ensminger T. Epstein G. Erikson D. Esper M. Farber T. Feipel I. Feldman D. Ferrier N. Fillicetti I. Fischer K. Fisher A. Flaschen C. Fleck T. Foote I. Forman K. Foster I. Fraccaro L. Francis L. Frank D. Freedman C. Freeman K. Friend P. Fristoe M. Frost W. Frost M. Fulton T. Gagel D. Galloway E. Garbacz E. Gierke S. Gierke K. Gilchrist D. Girard M. Golden H. Goodman W. Goodwin K. Gorman B. Gould L. Grohman M. Guidera V. Gustafson L. Gutelius I. Guthrie Not Pictured: M. Eiderson, W. Faure. K. Faure, I. Frost, I. Garland. .-. , 'ww ,. ,L.. . -if ' sz., X xx .. .X i w. may W, X. QQ. bf X 'N if ix M 'Nas up B wx .- If '.' t - .N P-Q . , X' 4:- K is .Q fi-'53 F VNS Y-EXSXQ' 1 -' Xia wi X. we X x f - -... , . .M .M s Q its . - 4 tri.: . . .I . .... ' if Nix W . ..., , T5 sl' . . Q 'Ml h- ' 4 Y Aww- .. '53 X U . --r- . Y : 3 .. x Y :X V Q L H Lx 1 -5' ' K E' gil '11 ' A ' I- :- j qv 'I .S , 21 1. I 1 s X , , .,,, I ,... at X C-as .1 I W M A r L R . 4 vi x , . , .Q Q w 3 ' ., -w F fi ,, f 49 X '- ' ' 1 X. il: ' -'fljifl-Q +1 . . gf ' Q .,,, ,drift F i ' . Q -sr., Z , I ' f --i I - V .idrffmtw X .... . 3' T-Q F. 'T - I 'N gf y. ' .au , -N ,, 1-if i n I Page 69 . r .fe . A I3 N' mega .W f W. 5. Q. . V I X . it Q . 4' I .: . ' I - M ,..s...4 ,, . f CFM all ' 'H . A , f milfs f . , llll ...I - 11553 5 -' u .. . r -.f . NK -.Q Ze., x . Mfg.. V. It yy- if J, -, l , ' . - i if XY: rf if ,x ,f li -. .,,, J 1? nr. 31 12-P . .- ,ge jtflf' X NEW I it 4 kiwi I9 tg, 4 lf X ff Q I 'S' 9 X . ai..-:..:-Eg-:.. 5.-:-.:. ' . ... 1 gn 'iff' N w QM, 1 'fn .., 4 w' ,U ' M. X 5 xt.. .N when -J 1 f'-v Q sf, F' . .gr K S i ,, ' A 'I N. 4 'wget Xie? fmfa ef '.: 'rf :fi .. -' Fix .1 lx X .uw k 1., i s ,TAA iii Ig 1 f'5 Nm X j B I I I ...,m,,.. 7 . .mv r -4 ' , V .y . ' 1 e- Q35 ' . '. . . .. Page 70 B. Habas M. Hamann I. Hamermesh M. Hamre I. Hansen R. Hanslik B. Harms M. Harper P. Harper A. Haverkamp I. Hawes I. Hawker B. Hawkinson T. Hedrick N. Hegarty G. Heifner I. Hein V. Herrmann K. Hickman I. Hill H. Hills K. Hades E. Hodgkins I. Hoffman M. Hofmann C. Hofrichter B. Hoaan D. Hoger N. Hoaer E. Holland G. Hopper I. Horchler M. Horn P. Horn R. Hostetter K. Houlihan I. Howard I. Hubsch K. Hugg M. Hughes D. Hull R. Hull D. Ieffers I. Ieffrey K. Ieske C. Iohnson D. Iohnson D. Iohnson G. Iohnson R. Iohnson K. Kantenwein R. Keenan A. Kelly S. Kelly I. Kennedy P. Kenny T. Kent C. Kern T. Kettle D. Kincaid G. Klyozek P. Knecht S. Kogan Not Pictured: R. Halleck. C. Hardy D. Henson, I. Hilde- brand. H. Howton R. Iillich, R. Kibbee, R. Kiser FRESHME D. Kohnke B. Kolb M. Kolendo I. Krell P. Krueger I. Krulee I. Lcxmm C. Lcme S. Lasher I, Luubenthcll 'sw- S. Louder R. Lcxuless C. Lclyng -. S. Lederiine ' ' at B. Leielbvre A. Liebgott L. Lindsay S. Ling K. Lingner D. Loden A. Logsdon D. Looney H. Lotz G. Luering I. Lurie K. Lyell M. Lyman S. Lynch D. MccAlpine I. Mahler T. Mahler L. Mann R. Mann S. Martin I. Marzcxno D. Mason 1. Mattson S. Moy A. McAllese X Z. McCall I. McDonald D. McIntyre C. McLean ...A+ S. McPeek S. Mehcxliie A. Meister E. Mercer C. Merrill R. Mickelberry N. Miller P. Miller H. Moe R. Mohr C. Monson N- . . ...,... .s.1. ...w. ...' - c. Morgan y M. Morris -. M. Moskcu A W b y ' ' L. Mullett . 1 C. Myers 4:53 - L. Nuvid 3 V L. Nelsen xx R. Nelson 'L Not Pictured: A j - G. Lambert. S. Moll, f 4 A. Narter. R. Neal, h 5 K W. Niedermeyer. - F. N' 'W 191'0 as I x f'!C2 ' Q5 A f -1 S tix HHSHMI u s t. . ESA K 5 wth u X is . Page 71 -19, V 'vis i 'JI' A 1' V1 - EV? . tv f at.. .. wwe 4. -ul 'il ,Aus 'Q 1 I 1 'K Mi get w gf 'J ll Sw 46 ale-snvwf' 1-1, e x gre: f , p.g. 139 , r fx 1 . - :. -X xx.: ..,V, lzll A V .Aff .Q il fx 'X Page 72 HIESHME R. Nielsen I. Nord S. Norris S. Orr L. Orsi M. O l'oole I. Overly B. Painter C. Palmer P. Parkhouse I. Parkhurst G. Paskier A. Pasavanti I. Patchett A. Paterson I. Patterson R. Paulsen S. Pearson D. Pelaccio F. Peterson S. Peterson G. Peipenbrink K. Pizzimenti W. Poropat B. Potter G. Poulos C. Pratt L. Purcell L. Purlee I. Pyne B. Ratcliff R. Ravgor R. Reed C. Reidenbach L. Reseff D. Reynolds S. Rice C. Rittenhouse S. Robinson B. Roegner I. Rogers R. Romano P. Roop I. Rose M. Rosenhlum N. Rosetti I. Rotman I. Rotmcm E. Ruehl E. Sainsbury I. Salins H. Sanger C. San Martin W. Sargent I. Sarte D. Scharnhorst N. Scharnhorst N. Scharnhorst C. Schmeckpeper L. Schroder K. Schwartz W. Schwarz I. Seaberg Not Pictured: I. Otten. D. Planet. D. Rosenstein. R. Schoeneman, R. Schoeneman HIESHME D. Semenchuck N. Shepard L. Shereiv H. Sherrill B. Shield L. Shlosberg C. Shock D. Shore I. Siebert C. Sikes D. Simmons D. Smith H. Smith L. Spalding C. Spillane R. Stack S. Stackhouse I. Stadel C. Stanis K. Starke R. Steele K. Stephenson I. Stewart C. Stocking C. Stone M. Stought P. Strauss W. Stroup R. Swallow W. Tann R. Taylor K. Teisberg N. Terrell M. Thom R. Thompson D. Tibbitts S. Tierney W. Tinkler M. Tobech S. Tracy S. Tracy V. Trainor D. Trout I. Trout S. Turkel S. Turner P. Vaseff A. Viator I. Vogt M. Wachter I. Waldron R. Waldron I. Ward I. Warfield A. Warner I. Weicker W. Weinberg A. Weiss R. Weiss W. Welke I. Werry S. Whale T. Whalen Not Pictured: R. Strock, M. Turnback I. Vogt, I. Vreeland HIESHMIN B. White S. Whittington W. Wiedermeyer M. Wilke I. Williams K. Williams T. Willey P. Windmiller N. Wing M. Wingard I. Winger R. Winter G. Woodward R. Worthington I. Wray I. Wrucha M. Yaseen S. Zimkowski I. Zurnwalt Not Pictured: R. Williamson Freshmen in Homecoming Parade. AIHHTICS S 'Ag VARSITY HIUTBAH The Rich High Rockets concluded their fall season with a 26 to 7 win over Zion-Benton to become the first undefeated football team in the school's history. The team combined fine offensive power with one of the best defensive units in the state to overwhelm all opponents and run its winning streak to fifteen straight games. Coach Dick Anderson was assisted by Bill Burghardt, Don Trimble and Rod Hanson. Tackle Bart Zeller and fullback Dan Kramer were co-captains of the squad. Lynn Mautz, Bart Zeller, Tom Iohnston and Brian Mays all received all-conference honors: Brian also was selected for a quarterback position on the all-state squad. Rich Rich , ,,,,,, H Rich ,,,,. ,,,- Rich Rich Rich Rich Rich SIIIHIES 46 Crete-Monee 27 Carl Sandburg 41 Lincolnway , , 25 Reavis , . 47 Evergreen Park 27 Bremen -, ,,,,, 33 Oak Lawn ,..,, 26 Zion-Benton , Q? NX Wm-X Q39 .Q 5 :IHS 8? il sr lawn 'QQ TEAM Row l: D. Gcmser, M. Hughes. P. Clendenning, D. Ebstyne T. Iohnson, I, Atkins, C. Qucrtrochi, S. Hughes, A. Bueder D. Phillip, R. Gcxllmun, P. Wagner Row 2: C. Soneson, I. Sciovic. C. Reynolds, M. Ienks, I. McCabe. I. Heenmon, T. Iohnslon, M. Everett, L. Moutz, C. McManus, B. Elliot, R. Boyd, S. Burnett, R. Case, W. Webster Row 3: M. Adamson, T. Torcdcsh, R. DeLuco, D. Drcrge, B. Mays, D. Kramer, B. Zeller, B. King, L. Chilton How 4: M. Hardy, I. Bailey. B. Scdek LQN, K... QQSQKQ Q9 if-T fm! 'ams- .ai lack Baily, junior fullback, piles through for Rocket yardage. i Brian Mays Most Valuable Player. Dan Kramer, Bart Zeller Co-Captains. 'R The Beavis Rams tind it hard to bring down halfback . . . whereas they find it impossible to tackle Lynn Lance Chilton . . . Mauiz, FRUSH-SUPH SEURES Rich ...A..... -20 Crete-Monee ...., 0 Rich .,.. .... 0 Sandburg ......,. 19 Rich ,,,......, 33 Lincolnway ...... 6 Rich. .. . .,,. 0 Reavis ....... -U 7 Rich.. ......... Z0 Evergreen Park -- 0 Rich .-, - ,-,l3 Bremen ...,...., - 26 Richw- .,.,A, 40 Oak Lawn -...---- 0 Rich ,.., ...,v. 2 6 Zion-Benton ...... 0 FRISHMANSCURES Rich ......., 35 Thornton Fractional 0 Rich Rich. ,... ..-,28 W. Kankakee I. H. 0 Rich....,-,..,.43 Evergreen Park ---, 0 --------33 Carl Sandburg ---- 0 . Q Q G 'Z Q1 Rich. . ..c... 21 Reavis ............ 0 Rich. .-,,--.21 E.Kankakee I. H.- 0 Rich ..,. . . . 14 Oak Lawn ,.,,.... - 0 PROSH-SOPH Row 1: D. Harding. T. Sloan. R. Sammons, I. Russell, H. Carey, G. Mendelson, B. Ratclitf Row 2: S. Ringwood. K. Iohnson, F. Schneider, G. Nelson. B. Walz, A. Sutherland, B. Craddock, D. Anderson Row 3: Coach Egofske. D. Gerstenberger, M. Kirlin, P. Dexter, B. Hall, B. Sultan, D. McEntire, R. Long. R. Blume, Coach Acker Row 4: B. Belnap, D. Cowan. M. Brown, B. West, B. Baker R. Shoar, I. Enslow. C. Maerlender. H. Dodge. I. Buchmeier. K. Lyell FRUSH-SUPH Steered by coaches Acker and Egofske, the frosh-soph football team recorded a 5-3 season Led by co-captains Rich Sammons and Ken Iohnson, the Little Rockets showed aggressiveness and determination. They climaxed the season with their two most impressive victories, blanking Oak Lawn 40-O and Zion-Benton 26-0. Page 79 FRESHMEN Row 1: D. Caspers. D. Mac!-Xlpine, M. Lyman, L. Spalding. I. Rose. I. Howard. B. Craddock, D. Rosenstein Row 2: G. Paskier, D. Iohnson. I. Guthrie, W. Schwarz. G. Heitner, I. Horschler. R. Campbell, I. Parkhurst, R. Reed. R. Weiss Row 3: Coach Bess, P. Krueger. R. Andrews, W. Sargent, B. Elliott, F. Drury. H. Dodge, D. Denman, K. Lyell. M. Wingard, Coach Marzuki. Coach Swanson Row 4: T. Case. B. Ratclitt, T. Kettle, M. Morris, I. Wrucha. W. Tintiler, S. Turner, R. Smith. D. Anderson, M. Brown, G. Hopper, D. Looney, P. Knecht. K. Teisberg FRESHME Undefeated, unscored upon, the Freshman Rockets concluded their season with an accumulation of 195 points. Beginning the season with a 35-0 defeat of Thornton Fractional, the team reached its high point with a 43-0 trouncing of Evergreen Park, and concluded the season by sending Oak Lawn to a 14-0 defeat. The team was guided by Coaches Bess, Marzuki and Swanson. L. Mautz, Coach Burghardt How I: R. Sadek, B. Zeller, G. Knecht, R. Stone S Hughes R. Eick. C. McManus, T. Taradash V A R S I -IV Y Row 2: Coach Hanson, P. Wagner, L. Gorman, L Corley D. Ebstyne, W. Webster, C. Schultz, L. Carp, D. Drage S. Burnett llASKllBAll With the 1958-59 team, the Rockets of Rich High once again became a recognized basketball power in Illinois. Playing one of the toughest schedules in the state, the team compiled an eighteen won, nine lost record. Overwhelming all conference opponents the Rockets regained the title they lost to Bremen last year. The only conference loss came at the final game of the season when Oak Lawn turned the Rockets back 68-63. High points of the regular season were the 73 to 47 win over East Rockford and the Wheaton game in which guard Lynn Mautz rolled up 37 points to become the highest scorer since Roger Taylor. In the state elimination the Rockets. seeded fourth at the loliet regional, went on to capture the title, setting two scoring records. In the first round sectional game, a lack of height made the difference as Rich bowed to Thornton of Harvey 71 to 49 to end the season. Page 80 VARSIIY SCURIS Rich Rich Rich Rich Rich Rich Rich Rich Rich Rich Rich Rich Rich Rich Rich Rich Rich Rich Rich Rich Crete-Monee Kankakee Downers Grove Carl Sandburg Lincolnway Reavis Evergreen Park Thornton West Rockford East Rockford Galesburg Bremen Oak Lawn Ioliet Wheaton Carl Sandburg Lincolnway Reavis Bloom Evergreen Park Rich 76 Bremen , 52 Rich 63 Oak Lawn B8 Rich 78 Rantoul 83 REGIONAL TOURNAMENT Rich 92 Peotone 73 Rich 72 Ioliet , S7 Rich 81 Ioliet Catholic 77 SECTIONAL TOURNAMENT Rich 49 Thornton 71 IlASKllBAll Phil Wagner hooks another sho! as the Spartans watch defenseless. Don Drage lays up a shot with an Oak Lawn defender moving in late. Sock it, sock it to the Rockets! Gorman and Wagner spill Devries in mid-floor. Bart Zeller drives past Galesburg's Bumpy Nixon 1 I ,.. M. th D , J4 A IRUSH-SOPH The frosh-soph Rockets compiled an 11-11 record against strong competition. The season was highlighted by a second place finish in the Southwest Suburban Conference, and a second place in the Bradley Invitational Tournament. The team was guided by coach Thommen and Sedgwick. IRESHMEN Off to a slow start, the freshman basketball team recovered to compile an impressive 8-5 slate for the season. Coach Don Trimble led the baby Rockets to four straight victories including an overwhelming 74-39 win over arch rival Evergreen Park to end the season. Row 1: E. Denk, I. Fraccaro, W. Hartman, D. Swenson, R. Sammons, H. Marquart, G. Mendelson, T. Meehan Row 2: Coach Sedgwick, R. Brougham. I. Howard, G. Nelson. S. Stromquist, D. Hoffman, T. Sloan, G. Williamson, R. Long, Coach Thommen Row I: W. Goodwin. R. Strack, K. Gorman, R. Andrews, I. Hansen, G. Poulos, I. Ieffrey, M, Rosenblum Row 2: W. Tann, I. Rose, M. Wingard. G. Hopper, D. Denman, M. Brown. M. Hughes, B. Craddock, N. Bellow, D. Anderson, Coach Trimble FROSH- SOPH Rich Kankakee , Rich Downers Grove Rich Carl Sandburg Rich Lincolnway Rich Reavis , Rich Evergreen Park Rich Thornton Rich Bremen , Rich Oak Lawn Rich Ioliet , , , Rich ,,,,, ., ,, Rich. ..,,. . , , Rich Rich Rich. , Rich Rich Rich Rich Rich Rich 300818 Wheaton ..,,,.... Carl Sandburg W, Lincolnway ,,,,,. Reavis WM.-- .- Bloom , ,,,, .. ,--- Evergreen Park Bremen ,,,,,,, 1,1 Oak Lawn ,W ,.,, Bradley ,,,, ,,,, Ottawa ,.-. -- M Kankakee , Page 83 FRESHMEN Rich,,,..s,-,,, Rich ,... -..-, Rich ..,, H, Rich., ,,.,, , Rich,..,, Rich . Rich . , ., Rich H, , Rich. ., , Rich. nm, Rich . . .. Rich. , Rrchn, .,,, H St. Patrick , , W Hinsdale ,...,,, Carl Sandburg Blue Island W St. Patrick , ., Ioliet Catholic Ioliet , ,, Reavis . ., ., Carl Sandburg Reavis , , Ioliet W, H. Bradley .,., .W Evergreen Park Q , LC, if U, I fiigim ,Aifilbk . V --ff 'M 61 I ft. .ilk fl: A :xi y QQH who I N , .7 1' i V up tt - I VARSITY WIiiSllI ll The varsity wrestling team, coached by Mr. George Egofske, took fourth place in the Conference Wrestling Meet. Mike Hardy at 154 pounds, after 4 I 64. a gimp Qyy ,t,r QQQ X t-Q' 1 , 1 1 1' R ,ef XV? F' ii H QH7' ' QLCBDR3 Row 1: T. Bennett, B. Hansen, T. McDonald, I. Atkins, I. Stewart, L. Iohnson. C. Fleck, B. Campbell Row 2: B. Baker, D. Bradford, B. Horchler, I. Russell, P. Lehrfeld, I. Lofstrand, T, I. Baxter, G. Westall Row 3: P. Clendenning, A. C. Soneson, B. King, D. Lee, G. Egofske SC Iohnston, B. Clendenning. Baeder, R. Moldal, R. Lawler M. Hardy, B. West, Coach URES . . . . Rich .. .. . 11 La Grange -.. 30 winning the conference championship, captured Richyy V ffffr 15 Blue Island 32 district and sectional titles to qualify for state Rich 7 Yfrfe 19 C4111 Sfmdburs 27 , . , Rich . - . . 13 Thornton 26 competition. Conference titles also were won by Bob Richyy 7 25 Lincolnwcy 21 Campbell in the 95 pound division and Phil Lehrfeld Riche e e e 5 loliel, 34 ' , , Rich.. . . 0 Reavis 44 at 165 pounds. In its own Quadrangular Meet Rich Rich V 18 Kankakee 20 took second place while Thornton Fractional won Rich' - - 15 Evergreen PGH' 26 Rich. .... . .. 16 Bremen 24 top honors. Rich . 15 Bloom 31 Rich- .. . 6 Oak Lawn 40 Rich . 34 Kankakee 14 Rich .. . 21 Lockport 29 Rich. .. . . 5 Morton 48 Coach Egotske gives verbal support as Larry Sectional Champ Mike Hardy tries for pin as Livingston gains advantage. interested spectator looks on. S 1 .t 5 . 5 N. is X s .sa 2 1 W -.tr We 2 . X . Q ,tc . 3, Q E. Hzusu-sovu wnisiuwls The highlight of the trosh- soph wrestling season was a 29 to 16 win over Oak Lawn, X X this being the first Rich victory over the Spartans. Ken Iohnson, having led the Little Rockets with a 10 and 3 record, won the heavy weight conference title, while Iohn Stewart placed second in the 103 pound class. How 1: N. Rambo. D. Semenchuck, T. Case, D. Rosenstin, G. Heitner, M. Lyman, L. Livingston, W. Grenier. Row 2: F. Drury, A. Eisemon, V. Wray, P. Shoar, D. lVIac1-Xlpine, D. Iohnson, P. Kenny, D. Keele, B. Marscin, I. Horchler. Row 3: Coach Swanson, K. Iohnson, D. Boston, S. Coldren, S. Ringwood, A. Sutherland, M. Kirlin, D. Carle, D. Meinheit, H. Dodge, C. Hardy, I. McNeely, S. Salerno, E. Ruehl. SCORES Rich 8 La Grange . . 33 Rich Blue Island Rich Carl Sandburg Rich Thornton . Rich Lincolnway . Rich Ioliet . , Rich Reavis gg: pork In its first year of inter-scolastic gymnastic Rich Oak Lawn competition Coach Cox's squad met with gfsgnnfn Thornton twice and performed during gich Kankakee . basketball half-times. The state meet climaxed ' h k High Iljfsrlgsricrove g the season as Bob Hall placed 12th on the How l: N. Terrell, R. Pahlsen, C. Teisburg, R. Busby. P. Krueger. Row 2: D. King, D. Gerstenberger, R. Gulley. L. DeLuco, R. Hall, D. Nelson, D. Schmaltz. parallel bars and 17th on the trampoline, and Russ Boyd won 16th place on the side horse. Iunior Dan Schmaltz masters the parallel bars VARSITY TRACK The Rocket trackmen, performing to the peak of their ability, edged out a fighting Oak Lawn team 51.7 to 48.5 to win their fifth consecutive Conference Meet. At the Conference Meet records were set by Ray Strecker in the 880 and by lay Bragg in the high jump, and first places secured by Phil Hineline, Dick Harding and the mile relay team. Front: P. Hineline, Coach Minerick Row 1: R. Paulson, D. Goldherger I. Bragg, C Gilchrist R Glomb D. Greenberg, L. Iohnson Row 2: E. Johnson. W. Martin, M. Everett, D McWhorter R Harding R. Iacobsen, A. Lawrence, G. Schille, P. Scott Row 3: B. Sieron, I. Dolsky, R. Hartman, T. Oseka R Andrews R Strecker R. Gallman, M. Ienks, D. Ebstyne. D. Carlson, C Soneson Bob Glomb sails over the bar. ...hs-A Doug Ebstyne strains to clear Q-NN high jump bar. ..., A During the 1958 season the frosh-soph trackmen, coached by fo' Rich- Mr. Iames Marzuki and Mr. Iames Curlett, had a ten won, three lost record. Among their best efforts were non- conference victories over Blue Island, Kankakee, and Riverside-Brookfield. Setting five records during the season, the little Rockets were undefeated in conference competition until the conference meet in which they placed fourth. VARSITY SCORES Rich Rich, - Rich Rich Rich Rich Rich Rich 104 1f2 Blue Island .,,. --- 12 UZ 39 Kankakee --- -- 59 Ioliet c,,... ........ 17 Bloom ...,........... 59 1f2 Riverside-Brookiieldq 69 Reavis .,,,.,,,...... 41 1f2 Kankakee ,-- ,- 86 Bremen -W -- CONFERENCE 79 59 101 58112 40 761f2 39 1f3 1958 Rich ,,,.,,,,,.,,,,.....,. Oak Lawn - c.. Bremen ,..,.,,,i, Carl Sandburg W, Evergreen Park Lincolnway ,.., Beavis .,..,, Sandburg ........... Evergreen Park .... 39 30 Lincolnway ...,. -- Z2 2X3 Page 87 51 7110 481f5 32 UZ 281f5 Z2 lf2 16 7fl0 101f5 FINISH-SIIPH Front: L. Chilton, Coach Marzuki Row 1: C. Quatrochi, A. Baeder, W. Swift, B. Schindle, P. Windorf, N. Lurie Row 2: R. Walz, I. Murphy. S. Mercer, D. Keele, A. Laufer, Row 3: K. Iohnson, S. Hughes, D. Nelson, I. Carroll, D. McEntire. K. Bruck, R. Erickson, R. Raliegh, R. Wunderlich How 4: Coach Curlett, R. Moldol, I. Levingston. D. Braun. M. Curlin. I. Clark, P. Rogers, T. Sloan, I. Crocker, I. Mooney, T. O'Brien I. Correll. W. Iohnson, I. McNeeIy B. Remencus Anchorman Phil Hineline overcomes a 60 yard deficit to clinch the meet Mark Everett and Dick Harding skim over low hurdles. IlASlBAll The varsity baseball team, coached by Mr. Swanson, had a chain of rough luck as they dropped eleven of eighteen games. They won six games and tied one. In conference competition they had a record of five won, six lost and one tie. The team's batting was led by Catcher Bart Zeller and the leading pitcher was Ierry Buchmeier. VARSITY SCGRES Rich ,,,,, - , - 2 Thornton .... - - 4 Rich ,,,,.., , - , 9 Rich ,.... - - - 8 Lincolnway ...i.. 3 Rich ...i.... - - 5 Rich ,.,,, --- 8 Bloom ....... --- 9 Rich ,,..c ,-,-- 0 Rich ,.... - -- 5 Kankakee ....... 3 Rich ..c..... A , 9 Rich ,.,,. -,- 1 Reavis .... H, 2 Rich .,.,. ----- 3 Howl L Mautz D Wiltsey T Acton R Sadek G Elliott, R. Muffley Row 2 B Zeller G Meredith T Patchett P Wagner I. Branch, I. Brimmellr xl 5 Q, raw. FRUSH-SUPH Row 1: C. Maerlender, M. Krupinski, T. Witshe, R. Sammons, R. DeLuco, I. Riordan. I. Russell, I. Andretick Row 2: I. Kaage. I. Buchmeier, I. Crowley, G. Stefanson, C. McManus. T. Meehan, M. Thomson. P. Tanke. R. Shepard Row 3: R. Brannon. L. Elberfeld, D. Hoffman, B. Elliot. I. Sajovic, W. Merrill. L. Pampel, A. Sutherland, S. Okland, Coach Stillman The frosh-soph baseball team won nine of its fourteen contests and placed second in the conference after a 1-0 defeat by Evergreen Park. The team owed much of its success to the coaching of Mr. Ron Stillman: Rich Sammons and Iohn Crowley provided effective pitching for the squad while Ron Deluco was the leading hitter. The teach reached its peak while defeating Ioliet 13-6 FROSH-SOPH SCORES Rich- H- .-, 3 Rich. . -.- 8 Rich-.. ..,. W--. 7 Rich, ,,.. 11 Rich, ,W W 4 Rich Thornton ...,,.. ,. 5 Crete-Monee rr, ,, 3 Carl Sandburg --- 1 Crete-Monee .,.., 4 Beavis ..-.,..,... 1 Oak Lawn ,....... 1 Rich Rich Rich .... .... Rich .... .... Rich .... .... Rich- Ioliet ........ - - A 6 Sandburg ........ 3 Evergreen Park -- 9 Beavis .,......... 0 Evergreen Park -- 1 Oak Lawn ,,,.... 11 Page 89 BASlBAll Bart Zeller, catcher, pounds out another base hit. Row 1: W. Duke. M. Tousey. ' D. Phillip, W. Shindle. T. Mahler. N. Terrel v in ,.. How 2: I. Collins, W. Martin. N. Lurie, D. Nelson, F. Starke. W. Swift, R. Wunderlich Row 3: Coach Sedgwick, Coach Curlett. L. Gorman, R. Harding. L. Karp. W. Merrill, R. Tschudy. P. Rogers, I. Mintz. G. Knecht. R. Andrews CIHISS Cllll llll SCORES Varsity Dual Meets ILow Score Winsl Rich, . ..,.,.,,., Oak Lawn ...,, H- Rich Lincolnway --- Rich-.- - ,,,,. Evergreen Park Rich Reavis ........ Rich--- ,, ..... Bloom --,- Rich Sandburg -. Rich Naperville ,-- IRUSH-SUPH VARSIIY Coach Curlett's varsity cross country team captured third place in the Southwest Suburban Conference Meet. This was the first time since entering cross country competition that the Rockets did not win the championship. Dave Phillips, only returning senior, placed high for Rich, followed by Bob Shindle and Winston Swift. Team members running in Frosh-Soph competition won the conference title and first place in the Rich High Invitational Meet. .f W. Terrell, T. Mahler, W. Swift. W. Duke. N. Lurie, Coach Sedgwick ll it fi . J . , , 'W tr' us ft J' A? .YS TENNIS Row 1: L, Levenson, T. Eisner. T. Seaberg, D. Murphy, M. Tousey, Ft. Massey Row 2: F. Egan. D. Rosenthal, P. Miller. D. Harding, G. Knecht, R. Eick, P. Dexter How 3: Coach Acker, S. Swartz, D. Hegarty, T. Karsokas, R. Webster, I. Miller, D. Bradford, Coach Fisher Front: Coach Zuccarini Row 1: L. Livingston, I. Pickerell. T. Taradash, D. Buzby Row 2: R. Hansen, M. Phillips, I. Oitszinger, C. Bamer, B. Mays. T. Simmons Brian Mays Page 91 Z 2 MW Qi l f fit b t . ,,,f y l 1 il , 4 'L'- lm, . 4 I irsr K Hx e ill re.i . ' ' B A ia ual' K 'A f t - f ' e . we -, A, 1. .1 ' Coach Acker, Coach Fisher, T. Karsokas, R. Massey, D. Hegarty, L. Levenson, R. Eick, S. Swartz Under the direction of coaches George Acker and Iim Fisher, the newly organized tennis team was quickly molded into shape. The Rockets compiled a seven won, five lost record against some of the toughest competition in the state, including defending state- champions, Hinsdale. G0ll The golf team, coached by Eugene Zuccarini, finished its regular season with a record of six victories and five defeats. In conference competition the Rockets were undefeated until the Conference meet when they lost to Carl Sandburg. Brian Mays was the spark-plug of the team and climaxed the season by shooting a four-over- par 76 to qualify for state competition. How 1: M. Farber, I. Vreeland, P. Deemer, K. Gilchrist, D. Freedman, S. Lederline How 2: S. Lynch. L. Orsi, S. Norris, T. Sainsbury, L. Navid. S. Pallrey, E. Hamre, S. Boie, I. Seaberg How 3: I. Hubsch, K. Foster, D. Ensminger, I. Siebert. B. Cohen. I. Krell. P. Hofmann, C. Rittenhouse, Miss Ray Row 4: D. Pelaccio, C. Kerm, M. Wachter, L. Mullett. I. Nord, K. Houlihan, I. Lamm, K. Pissimenti, P. Vaseff, M. Thom, S. Martin, S. Ling Row 5: L. Shereiv. M. Denk, C. Freeman, I. Kleine, T, Hatteson, K. Zeinleld, S. Stanl-re, I. Iohnston, K. Eagleson, M. Summers, D. White, I. Werry, K. Friend How 6: R. Hills, P. Vaseff, I. Overly, P. Strauss, L. Page, M. Robinson, I. Sarte, D. White, S. Frehse, G. Pleckahm, L. Frauenhoff, V. Trainer Row 7: M. Briody, L. Gutelius, N. Wing, S. DeShon, D. Trout, I. Schwartz, V. Herrmann, C. Hall, L. Bell D. Collins, L. Purlee, C. Boniak Row 1: Mr. Hanson, L. Mautz, M. Ienks Row 2: B. Paulson, B. Sieron, T. Iohnson, L. Iohnson Row 3: I. Murphy, I. Dolske, D. Keele. 1. McNee1y, D. Phillips, M. Adamson, 1 T. Iohnston, D. Finnestad, R. Massey Row 4: L. Chilton, P. Lehrfeld, M. Hardy, C. Bamer. B. Zeller, D. Kramer, L. Clendenning, ,Q S. McCabe. M. Keiter Row 5: D. Andrews, D. Ebstyne, L. Gorman. L. Corley, P. Wagnf r, R. Gallmcm, C. Soneson, C. Schultz, D. Drage, S. Sadek sim PEP Clllll The nucleus of the cheering section at all home games was the Pep Club, directed by Miss Marlyn Ray. Members practiced new cheers, made flash cards and banners for the games and sponsored fan buses for away games. It Ml 'S Illllll The R Men's Club is composed of boys who have earned a varsity letter in athletic competition. Sponsored by Mr. Rodney Hanson, the organization ushered at school assemblies and athletic events and sponsored a sock hop during the basketball season. M ' lull' ere-sewer Jing K' o wn D.. it ,Hi 'txt 132, 7 Jim: if D a , I' ri Q 1 . D lIHlHlllAIllIlS VARSITY Pat Glomb, Sandy Cooper, Helen Brown Kitty Dexter, Barbara Schwarz Let's give a cheer for the Green and the Our Alma Mater shall win over all Gold As now we shout our call And to her loyal sons: That the Rich High Rockets Varsity And loud and long shall echo our song, ls champion of them all. For the right that must be won. FRUSH-SUPH Iane Patchett. Ianice Mattson, Bonnie Glockler, Sharon Shephard, Gail Sanger Kitty Dexter and Rich mascot, Duke. Page 93 How 4: C. Grant, S. Trigg. I. Kujawa, K. Eagleson, Row 8: B. Swartzel, I. Roberts, R. Dietz, L. Van How I: M. Iack, C. McKeehan, A. Honig, K. Clayton How 2: D. Lambert. D. Spano, S. Shepard, K. Gilchrist, P. Glomb, C. Sponhauer, M. Wickman, G. Faust. I. Morrell, M. Caspers, S. Watts, G. Amirault, L. Nelson Row 3: A. Gibbons, K. Kaericker, G. Sanger, L. Koenig, G. Kordewick, A. O'Connor, B. Kearney. S. Howell, C. Roye, G. Storms, K. Norris, B. Glockler, S. Shreck, I. Weicker, I. Seaberg, A. Logsdon Grcsche, S. Albert, N. Francis, G. Roegner, S. Dutton L. Iohnson, S. Fisher, R. Teisberg Row 6: I. Young, S. Mayo, B. Bauch, K. Zeinfeld. S. Hogan, B. Parsons, S. Kirkpatrick, B. Garney, C. Boniak, T. Graunhotf, B. Laven, V. Trainer, D. Pelaccio, C. Kem, H. Howton Row 7: I. Overly, K. Brady. S. Stanke, B. Bradley L. Pickering, M. Iack, M. Skaggs, K. Iohnson, F. Dravitz, I. Patchett, C. Merrill, D. Reynolds, S. Tracy, N. Fillicetti, N. Miller. C. Iohnson li. A. A. I. Erickson, E. Ramsey, V. Mutter, S. Frehse. L. Andereck. I. Oitzinger, S. Pearson, S. May Row 5: L. Frank, K. Pizzimenti, P. Vaseff, I. Mattson, l. Rotman,, C. Layng, C. Stone, K. Houlihan, I. D. Collins Gerpen, B. Gutelius, I. Weiskotten, Fl. Golclsholl, S. Ottenberg. A. Hiller, M. Thissen, I. Hansen, K. Ward, K. Nordin, I. Brown, D. Bright, I. Rotman, The Girls' Athletic Association provided a year-round athletic intramural program for girls. The year's activities were highlighted by the annual turn-about dance. Other special events were the inter-conference play days and a GAA summer camp which two Rich High delegates attended. MR. WONDERFUL COURT B. Zeller, M. Iack, B. Mays, I. Weiskotten, S. Ionsson, A. Honig, C. McKeehan, L. Gorman, K. Clayton, L. Mautz ' 1 PT 5 U e. f.f'5' 4, 1 1g1LKA?': Page 94 MITIVIIIIS This is Katie Thimblin, student council secretary, with the minutes from the last meeting. Row I: S. Sharp, K. Thimblin, K. Dexter, D. Goldberger How 2: Mr. D. S. Moore, I. Pyne, M. Hughes, C. McManus, I. Winger, I. Klutznick, W. Arnoft, T. Eisner Row 3: Mr. Bess, D. Kramer, W. Merrill, C. McKeehan, B. Gutelius, A. Hiller, I. Furgason, K. Norris Sllllli l IIUU llll In keeping with the democratic freedoms enjoyed at Rich, students elect class representatives to the Student Council, the most vital organ of student government. The Council met weekly to plan and organize student activities and to coordinate the programs of various clubs. It raised money for the American Field Service by sponsoring Bermuda Day : students bought tickets and were permitted to wear bermuda shorts to classes. Stefan Ionsson, foreign exchange student at Rich, attended Council meetings to gain fresh ideas about student-supervised activities to bring back to his native Sweden. Butch Goldberger, president: Kitty Dexter, vice-president: Katie Thimblin, secretary, Sue Sharp, treasurer. ML AlIOIlIAl H0 UH Slllillll National Honor Society, composed of students who have demonstrated scholastic excellence by maintaining a 3.75 academic average for five semesters or a 3.5 average for seven semesters, inducted twelve juniors and fourteen seniors into its organization at a banquet in March. The society inaugurated a student aid program to help pupils with minor difficulties in mathematics. Under the sponsorship of the group, students proficient in math helped those who were encountering problems. Row l: M. Levenson, R. Herkert, Miss Tucker, K, Thimblin W. Arnoff Row 2: K. Dexter, H, Brown, Y. Twietmeyer, L. Troxel. I. Conrad, I. Morton, L. Brody, S. Sharp, I. Krell Row 3: I. Hanson, A. Hiller, K. Kirk, M. Rollins, C. Shevokas, C. Gisondi, L. McGuire, C. Grant Row 4: M. Tousy, D. Tschudy, I. Macrae, M. Ienks, B. Mays S. Hughes, L. Elberfeld, W. Devereaux. I. Roberts Not Pictured: B. Gutelius, D. Roth llUIllA IlStIIttlll The four members of the honorary journalism society, Quill and Scroll, earned their membership through outstanding performance on the Rich High News or Lagoon. They were presented with their membership cards and pins at the awards assembly in May. In addition to a record of outstanding service, membership requirements include rank in the upper fourth of the class. X . ip Sharon Bean, Michelle Rollins, Marion Levenson and Rita Herkert hold an inlormal meeting near the Lagoon Page 97 RICH HIGH I-lllllllllll We dub thee the Rich High Reveillerf' So announced the first page of the bi-weekly paper culminating a search for a new name. Judges selected the name from entries submitted by the student body. Chosen also at this time was a motto, Promise and achievement, Mr, Robert Borick, Advisor Rita Herkert, Editor The interview . . . the cut . . . writing the lead . . . cutting and proofing . . . .l, l Continuing their program of expansion, the staff produced a ten page Christmas issue, the largest paper in the history of the school. An article on the Rich High FM station won a write-up for the school in a national magazine, while further recognition was gained when the Reveiller was awarded a First Class rating by the National Scholastic Press Association. EDITORIAL STAFF: foreground - L. Rotman, news editor: background -- E. Zuckerman, sports editor: D. Greenblau, copy editor: S. Bean. local editor: L. Troxel, art editor: C. Thompson, feature editor . . the iron! page story. FEATURE STAFF: Row I-E. Ruelh, D. Semenchuck, M. Levenson, L. Sugar, A. Flaschen, I. Rotman, S. Lederfine, C. Merrit Row 2: D. Goldberger, P. Whittington, I. Distleheim. L. Van Gerpen, D. Nelson. B. Patterson, M. Lee, B. Loring, S. Tetu, I. Dragg, V. Rosenburg PICTURES ON P. as l NEWS STAFF: H. I-Ierzberger, F. Kravitz, S. Lynch. S. Albert. N. Francis. I. Kay, K, Houlihan. R. Goldsholl BUSINESS STAFF: A. Passavanti. P. Mitchell, I. Dragg, N. Rasmussen, S. Bean, I. Darin. C. Bortolotti, I. Williams, L. Sugar, R. Erkes Page 99 lf-lllllll Hoping to gain fresh ideas for the '59 Lagoon, staff representatives Marion Levenson, Lucinda McGuire, Clarence Reynolds, and lack Henning and faculty advisor, Leonard Peart. attended the Illinois State High School Press Association conference at the University of Illinois where they discussed modern yearbook trends with experts in the field. Striving to portray Rich as a modern growing school, the staff decided to introduce each section with modern abstract art and to sketch the development in academic and extracurricular fields. ATHLETIC STAFF: B. Reynolds. L. Levenson, S. McCabe Knot pictured? Marion K. Levenson, editor ACADEMIC STAFF: I. Henning, A. Hiller Mr. Leonard Peart, advisor ACTIVITIES STAFF M Rollins S, Bean '3' Ib X i , fs x ft. 4.i'?f-5.1! tr' K Gil IS.. Although cuts, heads, bleeds and dummies poured from the publications room as the staff prepared the 1959 Lagoon, room 226 nevertheless attracted guests - as faculty members came in to pay for their yearbooks on the nickel a day installment plan and students wandered in to play with the turtles or identify pictures, all eager to be a part of the turmoil and excitement of student publications. Page 101 , K ......M..WA,-,., K X , N :wwMW,W M g Y Q, :km M yy, 5: ,X x X -Mr X , ,,...,X , K 1 , X NA at A. , A .M . , jJ, Sosssisfmfd' , . x - 1 X - , nw L' , 'U 352 as 4 x fwiq , tix, ,.:1'.A23VwL tlfw 'rim' Linux. .-waxy mzixi-.Q M, 3.,5 W, -'-'A if -qw! 'I ,',5 '-- fffl' 35,1 5 A ' H U. H 1 -I Mrk Jw .. 71 f ' 'V f- ' 'JA 'f - A ,. 5 'Q A -I ,qw ,,g,,V L w ' il - , u Q l 4 x . ' Y Y' 6 y, I X xl' I Q, e K5 'Q lf. K 'Z 4 s ' I ' 'I as X in M 01 , Q W' W f. X' - 0 ,,,.,' Ni? - , 1 Ib: ' xv 2 5 ii ' X K x . , if 5 'S 1 ' Q sz: ,, 3 XX Vs, as .. i is EE zzz :,,., L.,, in V N E , - ...4 , Af'- I '...:. X 4 5 ' 3 N x 5 , S 5 X N X. .x 1. 4 R' . 's I X 4 s 1 .1 1 z K. F nu .anna-vfx ..,.?m,mm.-.an . ,--Q RAID lWIllllIlS With a dash of color and the flash of silver batons, the twirlers led the band into the field during the football half-time performances. Also providing entertainment during basketball half times, they twirled in rhythm routines and performed novelty numbers with fire and colored lights. Row l: B. Duke, S. Patterson, I. Klauser, S. Caramell, D. Neil, I. Major, D. Lambert, C. Siskind, D. Rugge, C. Repke, M. Davis, S. Connelly, B. Dinerstein Row 2: A. McFarland, I. Bruzelius, K. Ieske, R. DeVivo, R. Massey, I. Hughes, D. Simmons, W. Goodwin, I. Utterback, B. Hirt, R. Bohlen, R. Hattendorl, T. Aylward, I. Westlund, D. Phillips, C. Dolezal, B. Burbridge, I. Dinwoodie, P. Rittenhouse Row 3: M. Stought, T. Gagel. P. Rapp, P. Magnusson, B. Weiss, D. Ferrier, B. Martin, C. Cressman, I. Russell, N. Terrell, W. Grenier, R. Case, B. Bellnap I. Enslow, E. Durant, L. Russell, L. Shlosberg, D. Kincaid How 4: T. Seaberg, D. Iohnson, A. Elliott, I. Garber, B. Stroup, W. Doran, I. Drean, A. Welk, I. Distelheim, C. Reidenbach, T. Kettle, A. Eisemon, D. Troxel, M. LaReau, B. Devereaux Row 5: L. Morgan, E. Denk, R. Gallman, H. Lotz, D. Perry, T. Kordewick, G. Rugge. H. Forman, R. Capriotti, D. Gerstenberger, B. Moses, W. DuBridge, Mr. Linus Carroll foreground Roberta Harris, drum majorette Row l: Iennifer Hogan, Patsy Gifford, Barby Gifford, Gloria Benson, Diane Bogan, Donna Hall, Marlene Lodato Row 2: Pam Mitchell, Pat Hart rug -sig, Q . ,E ,,,...-ff I rf. Q X lvl Pt XX qt mm i in UUARIH Girls Quartet, Cindy McGuire, Kris Clayton, Sue Sharp and Pat Horton, winners ot a superior rating at the District music contest. Row l: B. Hansen, P. Horton, B. Burbridge, S. Sharp. I. Gubbins, R. Teisberg, I. Ioseph, F. Weiss, C. Strack. L. Brody, R. Fine, R. Harris, S, Dutton, K. Clayton. H. Brown, S. Connolly Row 2: N. Carretson, K. Dexter, E. Yarham, K. Severson, K. Thimblin, I. Coats, M. Luepke. S. Speaker, M. Fraccaro, C. McGuire, P. Rittenhouse, R. Wehling, E. Broberg, G. Benson, S. Cooper, M. Lodato Row 3: W. Webster, H. Carey, D. Golclberger, D. Cordon. P. Lehrfelcl, D. Philip, B. Brougham, S. McCabe, L. Mautz. D. Phillips, T. Iohnston, P. Mitchell, D. Finnestad, P. Miller, D. Radek, D. Campbell Row 4: B. Weiss, I. Sajovic, G. Rugge, H. Foster, C. Hughes, C. Quatrochi, D. Tschudy, D. Freeman, B. Merrill, M. Keiter, C. McManus, D. King, C. Russell, K. Douglas, T. Taradash, P. Magnusson Winter and Spring Concerts, caroling in the village and a Christmas performance at the Borg Warner Building in Chicago, were included in the schedule of the Rich High Singing Rockets. With Mr. Iames Simpson directing, the choir also presented an exchange concert with Bloom Township High School and participated with the Park Forest Symphony Orchestra in producing a concert. Members of the choir Worked hard with three soloists and six ensembles winning superior ratings at the district music contest, striving to maintain the high level of achievement set by their predecessors, who in 1956 performed on the Ed Sullivan Show and sang on the steps of the National Capitol. Page 1011 The Thanksgiving Concert, the December choral program, the U H 0 R A I- spring choral concert and Senior Meditations provided . opportunities for the Choral Club to perform and develop their musical talent. Geronimo, a novelty number featuring a It l U B modern dance routine, was one of the highlights of the Thanksgiving Concert. Cooperating with the Choral Club on the December and spring choral concerts were the Boys' and Girls' Choruses. Row l: I. Buitalo, G. Sanger, S. Weeks, S. Palfrey, S. Shreck, A. Gibbons, E. Ramsey, I. Goodman, V. Kir-Stimon, L. A. Andereck, T. Eisner, I. Russell, S. Stromquist, M. Lee, M. Skaggs, I. Keplinger Row 2: C. Raye, K. Eagleson, M. Barrow, S. Tetu, N. Burns, I. Oitzinger, K. Zeinteld, S. Ottenberg, 'l'. Kordewick, R. Massey, S. Stanke, D. Long. B. Bauch, M. Woodyard, S. Tierney Row 3: E. Wolfe, L. Koenig, B. Garney, S. Pearson, P. Hoffman, S. lzen, P. Bruzelius, R. Prinzing, Ft. Hoglund, R. Kiser, M. Wickman, S. Baker, G. Rooney, E. Roden, E. Ballenger, C. Gilkes Row 4: M. Rhein, L. Frauenhotf, C. Boniak, S. Hogan, T. Kelgan, W. Sultan, R. Hall, L. Pampel, I. Klutznick, V. Mutter, T. Clark, M. Iack, S. Wheeler. I. Wheeler, D. Planet, S. Lawrence, C. Repke Row 5: S. Trigg, C. Seaman, S. Wiltsey, S. Faught, E. Iohnson, I. Palmer, P. Teissler, T. Fraccaro, R. Eick, R. Iohnson, B. Glockler, N. Lepinsky, A. Nixon, L. Van Gerpen, I. Weiskotten, M. Patterson, D. Peters, I. Major Row 6: B. Bradley, P. Early, I. Woodruff, C. Barger, P. Prentiss, I. Kujawa, C. Coop, B. Kuhman, O. Wavrinek, M. Kirlin, P. Cartwright, S. Moore, S. Weinstein, C. Crowell, I. Furgeson. S. Mayo, D, Victor, I. Bruzelius, A. Elliot Row 7: I. Utterback, D. Rugge, L. Byrne, B. McNally, P. McClurg, P. Craddock, K. Kaericher, I.. Meredith, D. Swenson, I. Carroll, T. Sloan, N. Rasmussen, S. Rech, I. Erickson, I, Drean, D. Moore, R. Ephron, G. Rehnquist, M. Curtiss, R. Bohlen, E. Smith Row 8: R. Brannon, D. Gerstenberger, W. Hirt, I. Enslow, A. Eisemon A Q E .n an +- 'Qu' if 3 N How 1: R. Iillich, D. Caspers, H. Lotz, A. Narter, L. Goodwin, I. Feldman. M. Yassen, I. Laubenthal, N. Terrill, Mr. Simpson Row 2: B. Campbell, B. Mohr, D. Rosenstein, C. Dinwiddie, C. Teisburg, I. Wagner, B. Welke, E. Ruehl, R. Waldron How 3: G. Erickson, H. Sherrill, D. Khonke, B. Craddock. I. Ward, R. Thomson, L. Liebgot, R. Weiss, P. Knecht, I. Vogt How 4: D. Denman, N. Brown, D. Carle, A. Swallow, L, Schlossberg, K. Linger, M. Hughes. I. Pine, E. Durant Do He Mi Fa So La Ti Do af MK 4-+ E wm- BUYS ow 7 CHURUS rf. :N at - is Q Q. W - W ,,.., 'K -. tn, pf. -N 5,3 - . Q an VM x 'H X 1,3 I .-. Open to all freshmen who like to sing, the Boys' and Girls' Choruses were created this year from the Cadet Chorus to give Mr. Simpson, director of the groups, more time to work with the individual problems of each voice type. The aim of the groups was to achieve quality performance with maximum participation. The groups performed at the Christmas Concert and joined the other choral groups in the Spring Concert in May. Row I A. Kelly. A. Logsdon, R. Brooks, L. Purcell, H. Romano, M. O'Toole Row 2 S. Ledertine, E. Sainsbury. A. Elliott, S. Lauder, S. Mehattie, I. Seaberg, L. Nelsen, S. May, S. Turkel, I. Salins Row 3 B. White, S. Orr, K. I-lugg, M. Hofmann, N. Shepard, I. Krell, B. Shield, N. Moore, S. Barthoff, Z. McCall, N. Chiswick, M. Coltun Row 4 K. Gilchrist, K. Hades, C. Palmer, W. Poropat, C. Monson, S. Norris. C. Stone. C. Iohnson, P. Boop. C. Rittenhouse, S. Lynch, I. Lamm, L. Orsi, I. Siebert Row 5 C. Bretz, M. Thom, A. Meister, S. Martin, S. Ling, I. Hubsch, B. Potter, S. Kelly, C. Freeman, S. Boie, M. Hamre, V. Gustafson, M. Hamann, I. Weicker Row 6 K. Houlihan, C. Shock, I. Hotman, R. Atkinson, L. Frank, K. Pizzimenti, P. Vasett, M. Wachter, A. Weiss, K. Ieske, E. Conway, B. Painter, I. Nord, N. Hegarty, E. Peterson, E. Blacker, S. Robinson, I. Krulee How 7 C. McLean, I. Werry, L. Shereiv. C. Kern, C. Merrill, S. Dunn, S. Kogan, L. Schroeder, M. Clearman, M. Dwyer, S. McPeek, V. Trainor, D. Pelaccio. I. Hoffman, C. Layng, I. Mattson, C. Reidenbech, P. Fristoe How 8 B. Lefelvre, S. Rice, A. Flaschen, L. Blume, I. Hamermesh, I. Marzano, A. Viator, C. Spillane, N. Fillicetti, R. Hills, I. Patchett, L. Blume, L. Gutelius, N. Wing, A. Haverkamp, S. Davis, B. Harms, H, Howton Row 9 L. Lindsay, S. Tracy, C. Myers, V. Deemer, B. Bilodeau, D. Bright, S. DeShon, B. Habas, E. Garbacz, V. Herrmann, L. Bell, D. Collins, M. Carlson I. Rotman. D. Trout, K. Schwartz, D. Ieffers, A. Warner 1 Violinisls Barbara Potter and Marcia Morris, accompanied by Linda Purlee rehearse lor performance. tiIltlS' IIHIIRUS fl? ff? 5 i f 'B ' - ',-' I ' .J I W Q ? i,., ,Q A I - lk A J 5 Q F I.. W' 1 Vg X- ' xv I M .3 x, f I X 5 3 t 1 M misfit' ll I . X Q sf - Dffibg W it . 3 rv B B if 2 3 Sf lt N ' M 3 A X X 'N s 3' I A My vi t 3 li XX, A3 3, Q ,S xt 5 l F AN S ' g -f t JU Illll RHI IIRIISS A ll Kll Clllll The Iunior Red Cross, dedicated to the service of others, designed its activities to help the school, the community and the nation. Participating in the apple sale, members earned money for the Rich FM station. Row I A. Oseas, S. Brewer, I. Moskau D. Greenblau Row 2 G. Iohnson, M. Carlson, C. Bretz, D. Esper Row I R. Kiser, L. Corley, S. McCabe. Mr. Ianota, T. Taradash Row 2 L. Mautz. R. Sammons, D. Swenson, I. Kutznick, R. Horchler, T. Meehan Row 3 S. Stromquist, L. Chilton. R. Horchler, R. Eick, C. McManus, I. Lindstrom, R. Tschudy How 4 D. Kramer, C. Quatrochi, R. Sadek, B. Zeller, C. Reynolds, D. McEntire, T. Sloan How 5 W. Zenzak. I. Miller, H. Andrews, D. Ebstyne, P. Wagner, L. Gorman, R. Harding, B. Merrill The Key Club, the boys' service organization, had as its main project Peanut Day, which enabled the club to purchase a Language Master Machine for the Special Education Center Its members also served as ushers at school affairs and sponsored a fall dance, If Dreams Come True. Organized to promote interest in creative writing, the Creative Writing Club, directed by Mr. Moore, improved the quality of writing of its members. Many of their best efforts were published in a local magazine. The Debating Society represented Rich in interscholastic competition. Activities of the group included competitive debates with successful records at Northwestern University Augustana College and Bremen Community High School. IIREAIIVE Wlllll li A Il llll IIHSMI G SUEIHI Row I I. Mecklenburger, Mr. Moore. B. Mohr, D. Raygor Row 2 D. Iensen, A. Cox, B. Meade, P. Mitchell, S. Wheeler, S. Tetu, M. Morris, E. Rodin, P. Nykl Row 1 M. Wesley, M. DeLue. B. Cohen Miss Nice, S. Shreck, I. Finch Row 2 A. Buckle, I. Mecklenburger, G. Mendelsohn, M. Thomson, C. Reynolds. D. Beck. D. Roth. B. Iohnson, S. Bardige Z DEED 'Q Hil CH HUB Iudy Roberts and Polichinelle address the cast ot Le Petit Chaperon Rouge. Row I L. Sugar, E. Eisner, B. Loring, M. Drake, G. Nicolai. R. Dietrich, M. DeLue Row 2 D. Lord, D. Greenblau, I. Roberts, S. Levi How 3 S. Baker, S. Lawrence, L. Wortman, E. Rodin, B. Carney, F. Weiss, G. Rooney, L. Solloway Row 4 M. Thomas, I. Hamermesh, R. Wehling, P. Stevens, S. Kogan. A. Cox, E. Charter, D. Ryan, I. Cooper Le Cercle Francais sponsored the Inter-language Christmas Party where colorlul customs of Germany, Spain and France intermingled. The club also presented a puppet show, Le Petit Chaperon Rouge iLittle Red Riding Hoodl for both high school and grade school audiences. The club went to see a French film to learn more about French customs, songs, culture and people. Page 110 . ,........ ..- .. .. .. ,.,, M... .Q n n-u Row l I. Bloom. E. Eisner. I. Morton, K. Kirk. I. Ioseph, B. Stroup Row 2 E. Ramsey. K. Lynch, C. Merritt Row 3 B. Potter, I. Kaufer, L. Goldberg, B. Equihua, D. Rugge, M. Coop, M. Parker, K. Moyer Row 4 K. Cook, B. Cohen. R. Hibbets. S. Warner. G. Roegner, R. Wehling. M. Tousey M. Ruval, S. Ruval. I. Hellem How 5 Mr. Bobbitt. R. Merrill. R. Deitz. C. Cotton, C. Barger. R. Ephron. C. Shevokas, P. Hollman, R. Lloyd. R. Stoney, A Murray, S. Ringwood, R. Liske SPA ISH Los Parranderos had an active year becoming acquainted with Spanish food. dances and customs through their many parties and by writing and publishing a monthly Spanish language newspaper, El Ruido. To encourage understanding of the German language. peoples and culture, Der Deutsche Verein attended several German movies. Members also helped sponsor the A. F. S. dance. participated in the PTSA club night and joined in the festivities at the inter-language Christmas party. GEHMA I I ' ' if Row l M. Summers. L. Elberteld, C. Grant, S. Brown Row 2 K. Eagleson. I. Ioseph, B. Stone. L. Douglass. R. Dietrich, S. Baracca Row 3 Y. Twietmeyer, E. Harms. S. Stanke. E. Eisner. P. Rittenhouse. E. Balangee. B. Swartzel, I. Conrad. B. Meade Row 4 Mr. White, B. Varga, D. Rosenstein, S. Patterson. D. Roth. W. Devereaux. R. Boyd. B. Vessel, S. Walker. P. Rapp. I. D3 Laurier The Future Teachers of America observed elementary teaching methods in the grade schools of Park Forest. They had as guest speakers authorities in the field of education. Among its group activities the Future Homemakers of America sponsored a freshman mixer and hostessed a sectional rally for twenty-one schools. Pow I I. Palmer, N. Garretson, M. Davis, V. Rosenberg Row 2 S. Bartholf, D. Freedman. I. Krell, P. Early. A. Elliott. S. Lynch, S. Orsi Row 3 S. Norris, S. Baie, E. Hamre, I. Hubsch, I. Krell, K. Pizzimenti, D. Pelaccio, C. Kern. G. Rooney, K. Sainsbury Row 4 P. Fristoe, I. Williams, I. Major, S. Roberts, K. Moyer, P. Prentiss, L. Frauenhotf, A. O'Connor, D. Peters, C. Boniak, S. Hogan Row 5 B. Garney, S. Kirkpatrick, B. Parsons, D. Smyers. S. Dutton, I. Wheeler, I. Mather. V. Hermann, D. Trout, B. Patterson, A. Cox, C. Shevokas, C. Gisondi, R. Hibbits, A. Plaschen, S. Wheeler, E. Rodin Row 1 P. McGorurty, M. Caspers, C. Gilkes, I. Cederquist Row 2 D. Bogan, C. Roye, B. Patterson Row 3 I. Motter, S. Weeks, T. Worthington. E. DuBridge, I. Hughes, E. Resnick How 4 S. Amann, S. Reinker, I. Myers, S. Fisher. K. Iohnson, R. Teisberg Row 5 M. Marschke, B. Schechter, M. Weber, T. Dekker, E. O'Connor, S. Pintozzi, K. Pelon, I. Hogan Row 1 D. Moore, C. Merritt, S. Orr, B. Alexa. I. Clayton Pow 2 A. Kelly. S. Nelson, R. Atkinson, I. Krulee, S. Robinson, N. Havlisch, M. Mutter Ro'v 3 E. Smith, M. Barrow, I. Erickson, V. Mutter, C. Boniak, B. Burbridge. K. Foley, B. Mowat Row 4 B. Pierce. E. Garbacz. I. Rotman, B. Mack, P. Stevens, B. Loring, A. Haberkamp. D. Ensminger, E. Blacker, I. Fisher F. .A. Row I S. Cooper. A. McFarland, M. Luepke. I. Iohnston Row 2 M. Iohnston, M. Coop, M. Summers, I. Dragg. N. Cane, I. Motler, E. Resnick, Mrs. Thompson Row 3 I. Damptz, S, Ganzer, L. Carroll, I. Post, S. Bean, G. Kordewick, S. Wachter Row 4 A. Gram, M. Fraccaro. Y. Twietmeyer, P. Maxeiner, D. Neil, D. Keele, S. Brewer, M. Lee Row 5 L. Pickering, A. Burgoon. I. Birkey, F. Gallagher, I. Williams, S. Kyle, I. Kir-Stimon. I. Moskau, B. Bradley How I N. Hager, K. Lynch, C. Danser, S. Palfrey Row 2 S. Lauder, S. Orr, D. Ieffers, P. Boop, E. Ramsey, N. Setty Row 3 S. Peterson, G. Monson, L, lVlullett, I. Overly, C. Hoye, F. Smith, B. Hawkinson, I. Hein, D. Betti Row 4 M. Carlson, A. Hciverkamp, S. Dunn, P. Strauss, M. Clearman, K. Schwartz, M. Denlc, M. Barrow Row 5 E, Ballanger, S. Tracy, D. Planet, K. Colewell, L. Kelly. C. Meyers, S. Caramell, L. Page C. Boye, I. Williams, I. Dragg, I. Darin, D. Greenblau, S, Bean, B. Lagos The Future Nurses of America, whose goal is to give its members a view of the nursing profession, par- ticipated in the Community Drive and made several field trips to surrounding hospitals. Many members, during their free periods, assisted Mrs. Thompson in the Health Service. IIRSES' AIMS rf! To promote interest in chess and acquaint novices with the game, the Chess Club held intra-club tournaments during their weekly meetings. This year's activities also included purchasing chess books for the library, participating in the apple sale and holding a banquet. CHESS ClUB Seated D. Raygor, D. Iensen, Mr. Iohnson, P. Bruzelius, I. Mecklenburger Standing D. Dravnieks, B. Mohr, B. Varga, B. Mead, R. Beck, D. Simmons, I. Ward, I. Dolske. T. Lombaer Bl0l0Gl ClUB Seated T. Gagel, E. Ruehl, D. Simmons, Mr. Grismer, Mr. Matheny, I. MacDonald, S. Whale Standing I. Dorn, D. Loden, R. Nielsen, P. Gunn, K. Lingner. R. Andree, B. Weinberg C. Schmeckpeper, R. Strack, B. Mann, R. Ball D. Mclntyre. C. Lane Biology Club invited guest speakers to club meetings so that members might gain a greater knowledge of biological sciences. Club members also prepared lectures and the group went on a field trip. Page 114 The goal of the Electronics Club is to further the knowledge of its members in operating electronic equipment. The major project this year was to instigate the sale of 1,000 bags of apples to earn money for the Rich High FM station. The launching ot a small rocket was the high point of the year for the Rocket Society. The design of the rocket was made by club members, guided by Mr. Robert Gartner. The construction ot the body was done by U.S. Steel Corporation and the launching was supervised by the U.S. Army. The members of Esroh Srevol found an outlet for their love of man's equine friends through such activities as a horse show presented by the members themselves and a field trip to the International Horse Show in Chicago. Hllllllll ICS Row 1 E. Kihl, W. Ballad, A. Klinger, D. Semenchuck, R. Malcolm, D. Kauppi, I. Macrae Row 2 Mr. Hunter, F, Williams, I. Dolske, W. Treitler, H. Disharoon, L. Davie, T. Cowier, I. Wroblewski R. Fulkerson IIIIIIKH Sllllllll How 1 H, Freeman, D. Iensen, I. DeLaurier Row 2 A. Bardige, G. Rugge ESIIIIH Sllllllll How I M. Hendler, A. Kelly, T. Swain, K. Stevensen, S. McNeice, K. Kirk, K. Hodes, I. Krell, C. Siskind Row 2 A. Flaschen, C. Fisher, I. Lurie, Mrs. Davies, R. Merrill, S. Ieske, I. Nord ws.. CAMERA A Il MATH UllIllS To gain practical experience in applying the fundamentals of the art of photography, members of the Camera Club clicked their shutters at such activities as Homecoming, the Halloween Dance and the Christmas formal. lack Henning searches for an unusual picture subject. In order to further its members' interest in and the knowledge of mathematics beyond the classroom level, the Math Club, under the sponsorship of Mr. Donald Devine, was fortunate to hear lectures given by professional mathematicians. Other projects of the group included the sale of book covers and the organization of a project for the science fair. How I B. Caldwell, S. Whale. I. Rosenthal. I. McDonald, R. Beck, I. Davidov Row 2 A. Narter, B. Kolb, P. Mitchell, I. Henning, D. Lord, Mr. Wellner, I. Ward. I. Dolske, N. Baeder, E. Emmett, D. Dravnieks 'Pr Row l Mr. Devine, C. Shevokas, P. Magnussen, L. Elberfeld, I. Schwartz Row 2 I. Klein, B. Dinerstein, P. Gunn, R. Thompson D. Ross, W. Devereaux, R. Ball How 1 W. Pomerantz. W. Arnofl, N. Rambo, C. Davis, B. Suman. T. Piggins, A. Klinger Row 2 C. Shevokas. A. Bardige, I Murphy, R. Fulkerson. I. Wroblewski, Mr. Hunter Row 3 D. Semenchuck, F. Williams. D. Breitweiser, I. Thornburg, I. Macrae, T. Cowter, E. Kihl, L. Davies, W. Treitler How I P. Mitchell, D. Freeman. M. Consier, Mr. Maturano. S. Self How 2 I. Ioseph, I. Krell, I. Young. S. Heinker, R. Merrill, I. VonBerge, B. Elliott Tape recorders, movie and slide projectors and record players are in the domain of the audio-visual aides. Aides assisted the classroom teachers in the use of this equipment. This year members of the group were instrumental in helping to outfit the new screening room. llllll Ill AIIIES The library aides relieved Mr. Maturano and Mrs. Davis of many of the routine library tasks by checking out and shelving books, preparing overdue notices, rearranging the magazines and library furniture and thus helped to provide a more efficiently operated library. Page 117 R5 IFE 'P at fi Row I A. Kelly, N. Chiswick N. Moore, B. Kearney, K, Matthews, I, Bruzelius, S. Scott How 2 M. Wickman, S. May, B. White, C. Lang, P. Nykl, C. McKeehan, B. Gutelius, M. Iack, P, Cartwright, N. Lepinski, B. Glockler, M. Curtis, P. Powell Row 3 B. Shield, C. Stone, K. Stephenson, E. Conway, C. Iohnson, I. Krulee, M. Robinson, S. Dunn, C. Merrill, M. Dwyer, A. Warner, I. Patchett, S. Tracy, L. Schroder, MUDIR UA Cl To help the girls express themselves through artistic movement, the modern dance group was expanded this year. Major performances were a dance presentation for the South Suburban League of University Women, a lecture-demonstration for PTSA club night and the Modern Dance Spring Concert. N. Miller, H. Howton, P. Vasetf, M. Farber, D. Freedman Row 4 E. Wolti, G. Faust, D. Victor, S. Watts, M. Caspors I. Frank. P. Glomb, C. Seamon, N. Francis, K. Kaericher, L, Meredith, K. Norris, L. Andereck, P. Prentiss, K. Moyer K. Sainsbury Row 5 L. Koenig, S. Pearson, B, Stone, S. Albert, K. Coyle L. Iohnson, C. Miller, P. Palshis, I. Keplinger, I, Oitzinger S. Frehse, I. Kujawa, B, Laven, I. Henning, L. Fmuenhott, C. Coop How 6 S. Preston, I, Meyers, I. Hansen, I. Birkey, K. Ward I. Birkey, I. Weiskotten, B. Carney, S. Ottenberg, C. Boniak, S. Kirkpatrick. B. Parsons Tumbling, balances, trampoline and parallel bars were among the activities enjoyed by the girls gymnastic group, organized by Miss Marlyn Ray. Outstanding members of this group participated in the Modern Dance Spring Concert. GlRlS' GYM ASIIUS ' Row I C. Sponhauer, P. Vaself, K. Matthews, F. Hamre, K. Gilchrist How 2 I. Seciberg, B, Shield, N. Moore, l., Navid, K. Hodes, C. Rittenhouse, K. Stephenson, N. Chiswick, S. May Row 3 I. Kay, I. Bruzelius, C. Shock. B. Garney, S. Frehse, C. Repke, I, Weiker, S. Scott Row 4 D. Bright, P. Teissler, E. Broberg, C. Mclieehan, B. Gutelius, M. Iack, P. Deemer, S, Tracy Row 5 H. Howton, F. Meyer, A. Nixon, M. lack, I. Patchett, L. Gutelius, C. Boniak, D. Reynolds, T, Purlee, I. Mattson A l ...tm . O' Q oo' O'Q'.. u::. 0 0 0 Q 0 9 O ,o. to 00' .5 .0 0 0 o'.'.o. .,o 2 .030 . . O .'l00 ..t. ooo .0 0 o 0 oo 'O o , oo. .I Ql... ',o'o'O lo o ' . 0 .I.C .D O. .O... O 9. 0 0.0. Q.. 0 O.. ff- ,,.-f- -1- .141 0 0 .Oo so' 0 q'.Q0'.' 09. 0,4 O. 00 ',oo.0s: . U 'o': no 0 0 .9 Q00 O..l l 'Q 's'o 0 o 0,' 'Q oz' -,,. l ll z. -1-' . Q,-,,.. lO.q ' . E 'll ': 1 oO'..' gf, lgl O ' ... ,o fin- o:l O O. Oo 'ful l'.O.o.o '. 0. . 4 U 0 o'o 0,0.l. o.og., :'. o . 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The symphony lingers - 'til dawn we'll dream on, Then like the silent, creeping tide. the music will be gone . . . The We Page 120 will t the 1958 Prom HUIVIHIIIIVII G Homecoming game was played, according to tradition, on a slushy field, while fans watched the action from newspaper-covered bleachers. Mere sleet, however, failed to dampen Rocket spirit which had been aroused by a pep assembly, a breathless snake dance through the village, a blazing bonfire and a parade, as both varsity and frosh-soph Rockets conquered Oak Lawn teams. The double triumph was celebrated at the Homecoming dance, reigned over by Queen Kitty Dexter. Larry Gorman, Felice Gallagher, Don McWhorter, Sandy Cooper, Bill Duncan, Kitty Dexter, Gloria Benson, Lynn Mautz, Terry Davis, Dick Mason. . . s I 3 Queen and escort, Kitty Dexter, Bill Duncan. ' iran -A if -2, lava, r ,r .ri ww 4 iffy? , 75' S HIIMEEIIMI li Mr. Bassler, a loyal Rich fan, is a special guest at the assembly. Rich cheerleaders lead the snake dance. Blazing bonfire sparks pep rally. Congratulations! Bart Zeller, Queen Kitty Dexter. Go. Fight. Win. Coach Anderson delivers pep talk at assembly. Action! Victory celebrated at dance. Bunny Hop. The Grand March. Crowning of Queen Kitty Dexter by Butch Goldberger. . t wigs si: wav Gail Kordewick cmd IoAnn Kay ride Iunior's prize winning tloat. Rich High Band leads Homecoming Parade. Many fans gather lor the Rich-Oak Lawn game, Half-time activities are highlighted by the Rich High Band. They also serve who only sit and wait. Page 123 NWI EEIllllIlE A highlight of the holiday season was Winterlude , the winter formal sponsored by the junior class and held in the social hall on December 23. The juniors decorated the scene with snow- flakes, an open sleigh, a silver tree, frosted windows and mistletoe. Iohnny Montella and his band supplied the music for the evening. lim Sajovic and Peggy Powell, enchanted midst the sparkle oi Winterlude. SIHIIM HAH DECEMBER 23RIl E953 Dancing in CI winter Wonderland. WI llllllllll A lull m the festivities. Awaiting St. Nick. Lale comers Margaret lones, Phil Dan Kramer, Margaret Weber, Wagner, Bart Zeller and Barbara Roberta Harris and Hoy Case mee! Schwarz receive bids from Dennis outside holy-decked door of Nelson. lndiscreet. Winterlude. STAGE CREW: Elizabeth Brant directs rehearsal. Row I I. Darin, S. Scott, E. Resnick, D. Greenblau Row 2 K. Severson, C. Caiarella, D. Nelson, I. Everline How 3 L. Elberield lflll Pllll csi Mrs. Howard V. LaRue lll I a rich widow Carrie la nurse maid! Sybil la parlor maid! Eva Loomis la Iriend! Maude Loomis la friend! .. ,. Grace Loomis la friend! . Nelson la bodyguard! Howay lboy! Ellsworth la chef! Virgil la waiter! Dirty Ioe la gangster! Stinker la gangster! ! .. Helen Brown Dee Howard ,.., Terry Davis -. Ianice Bragg -, Gloria Benson W Leila Iohnsen , Stefan Ionsson Steve Zimkowski ,. Peter Dickson Mike Keiter Tom Iohnston Mike Adamson Poison Eddie Schellenbach lhead of gangsters! Dave Philips Mrs. Schellenbach lEddie's mother! . I oel Ann Gubbins Mimi fa little girl! .. . , Helene Herzberger Fjrsl Policeman Second Policeman Mrs, McThing lugly witch! Mrs. McThing lbeautilul witch! . . Steve Self Phil Lehrfeld Pat Nykl Bonnie Gutelius Pat Nykl and Bonnie Gutelius obliterate the last traces of their stage personalities. Setting stage lor Act ll: S. Hooper, G. Knecht, L. Troxel, L. Elberleld, I. Miller, D. Nelson. Page 126 . . . and your mother is on it - your mother ugly and your mother beautiful, and the play, Mrs. McThing, was concluded. Presented by the Speech-Drama department, the play was directed by Miss Elizabeth Brant. The story centered around Mrs. Howard V. LaRue, a rich widow, and her son Howay. It showed how the LaRue household became involved with the witch, Mrs. McThing, who cast a spell on them. The situation further entangled them with the notorious Shantyland Pool Hall mob, which added to the turmoil. The play, a comical fantasy, was designed purely to entertain and delight the audience. . ...J 'Q I Jw Who stole what boy? Mrs. McThing she did it she stole the real boy away. . . . don't over throw this away. lt would make a wonderful dickie for my green suit. Wait listen what tune am I playing? Do the bass. Melancholy Baby? No, listen harder. Edward Arthur Schellenbach! Do you know ot a place called something like Shantyland Pool Hall or . . . Yah! What's the name, please? The name? Whos-e name? Your name, lady. Squirt. Yes, Mr. Schellenbacku Set down, kid, Ya put me in cz tough spot. Oh, girls, l have dates for you. I want you to meet Mr. Schellenback. And Mr. McGinnis. And Mr. St - - - cn - 5 - Steinway. Where is my child? . . . you betrayed your mother. Good-bye. l will never come again . . , But when you are happy, l will be there. Page 127 me fjzincq Ann Honig, GAA president, Crowns Steve lonsson king ol the Spmsters Spree. Stove lonsson, Mr, Wonderful, and his court, Brian Mays, Bart Zeller, Larry Gorman and Lynn Mautz, A boutonniere for Beau Brummel!! ff , the it Wll Dlliilll t Vf E, f Y, 3 E 1 , The spirits of Sadie Hawkins and St. Valentine joined to give Rich High spinsters a gala spree as a song title became a memorable reality for the many turnabout couples attracted to Mr. Wonderful. Adorned with corsages prepared by their escorts for the evening, the men made the most of their rare privilege of being guests of the girls. Heigning over the festivities was Mr. Wonderful, Steve Ionsson, selected by the couples attending the dance, and crowned by Ann Honig, GAA president. Sharing Steve's honor were members ot his court, Larry Gorman, Lynn Mautz, Brian Mays and Bart Zeller. Page 128 f 5 X2 Q 2 M 2 fx X 'X , N S 2 s iv ' K' ay , Av.. 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N A ....:,.,... , K, 'Sr V ACIIVIIIIS Audio-visual Aidcs Band Baseball Basketball Baton Twirlers Biology Club Boys' Chorus Camera Club Cheerleaders Chess Club Choir Choral Club Christmas Formal Creative Writing Club Crcss Country Debating Society Electronics Club Esroh Srevol Fall Play Football French Club Freshmen Future Homemakers Future Nurses Future Teachers GAA German Club Girls' Chorus Girls' Gymnastics Gymnastics Homecoming Iunior Red Cross Iuniors Iuv'iorfSenior Prom Key Club Lagoon Library Aides Math Club Modern Dance National Honor Society Pep Club Quill and Scroll Reveiller R lVlen's Club Rocket Society Seniors Sophomores Spanish Club Spinsters Spree Student Council Tennis Track Wrestling 117 102 88 80 103 114 106 116 93 114 104 105 124 109 90 109 115 115 126 76 110 68 112 113 112 94 111 107 118 85 121 109 50 120 100 1110 117 116 118 97 92 97 98 92 115 30 B0 111 128 96 91 B6 84 Page 130 Brown A Acton, Tom 90 Adams, Ronnie 68 Adams. Sharon 68 Adamson. Mike 30, 31. 76. 92 Adler, Mike 31 Adler. Thomas 61 Ahearn. Iudith 52 Alexa, Bonnie 61, 112 Albers. Ronald 52 Albert, Sandra 52, 94. 98. 118 Alder, Ray Arnann, Sharon 52. 112 Amirault. Geraldine 52. 94 Andereck. Haven 31 Andereck. Lucia 61. 94. 105. 118 Anderson, Douglas 68. 79, 83 Anderson, Lynn 31 Andree, Carl 68 Andree, Ross 68 Andres, Alice 68 Andretick, Iohn 61. 89 Andrews, Richard 31, 89, 108 Andrews, Richard 68. 79. 83. 86 Argo. Marianne 52 Arndt, Daniel 61 Arnotf, Warren 31, 96. 97. 117 Atkins, James 52. 76. 84 Atkinson, Roberta 68, 107, 112 Aulinskis, Gary 52 Avina, Marie 61 Aylward. Thomas 61, 103 Babcock, Richard 31 Baader, Arthur 77. 84. 87. 52 Baeder. Neil 68. 116 BaileY' Iohn 52. 76. 78 Baker, Barry 61, 79, 84 Baker, Suzanne 61, 105, 110 Ballangee, Esther 61, 105. 111 Ball. Richard 68, 116 Ballad. William 68. 115 Bamer. Craig 52, 91. 92 Banser, Gary 52 Barbour. Iames 52 Bardige. Art 31, 115. 117 Bardige. Stephen 61 Barger. Carolyn 61, 105 Barraca, Susan 52, lll Barrow. Martha 61. 105. 112, 113 Bartholl. Sue 68. 107. 112 Bauch, Bonnie 61. 94. 105 Bauer, Edward 52 Baxter, Ieremy 52, 85 Bean. Sharon 31, 97. 98. 99. 100, 113 Beck. Richard 61. 116 Beck, Stenhen 52 Becker. Mary lane 52 Belcher. Maxine 61 Bell. Linda 68. 92, 107 Bellnap, Bill 68, 79, 103 Bellow, Norbert 68, 83 Bennett, Donna 52 Bennett. Thomas 52, 84 Benson, Gloria 31. 103, 104, 120. 121 Benson, Sharon 52 Bergbauer. Ioan 52 Berger, Robert 68 Betti, Diane 68. 113 Biard. Barry 68 Bilodeau, Barbara 68, 107 Bingaman, Cheryl 52 Birlr9Y, loan 31, 118 Bishop, Tom 52 Bishton. Barbara 52 Black, lack 31 Blackburn, Mike 61 Blacker. Ellen 68, 107, 112 Blair. Russell Bloden, Barbara 52 Bloom. lack 52, 111 Blume, Corinne 32 Blume. Harold 32 Blume, Katherine 61 Blume. Lois 68. 107 Blume. Lolita 68, 107 Blume. Milton 68 Blume, Richard 32 Blume. Roger 61. 79 Blumenthal, Tom 32 Bogan. Diane 52. 103. 112 Boerste. Mary lane 32 Bohlen, Rosellen 61. 68, 103 Bohlman. Henry 52 Bohlman. Richard Boie, Susan 68, 92. 107. 112 Bolton, Merle 61 Boniak. Cynthia 61, 92. 106, 112. 118 Bortolotti. Carol 32, 98 Boston, lack 61. 79 Bowen. Roger 52. 105 Boyd. Russell 52. 77, 111, 122 Branch, lim 88 Bradford, Dick 91 Bradford. Richard 52. 84 Bradford, Richard Bradford. Rosemary 52 Bradley, Barbara 52, 94, 105 Brady. Kathleen 52. 94 Bragg, Ianice 32 Bragg. lay 86 Brandebury. Donna 68 Brands, Marian 68 Brannon, Richard 52. 89. 105 Braun, Ianice 32 Braun. Paul 68 Braun, Richard 87 Breitweiser, David 52, 117 Bretz. Carol, 68, 107, 108 Brewer, Susan 108. 113 Brigqs. Susan 61 Bright, Donna 68. 94. 107, 118 Briody, Mary Ellen 52, 92 Brimmell, Iohn 88 Broberg, Elaine 104. 118 Brockman, Beverlv 32 Brody, Linda 32, 97. 101, 104 Brooks. Michael 52 Brooks, Renee 68, 107 Brooks, Penelope 52 Brougham, Bill 52, 104 Brougham. Robert 61, 83 Brown, Helen 32, 93. 97, 104. 122 Brown, Iames 52 Brown, Ioan 52, 94 Brown, Michael 68, 79. 83, 106 Brown, Sandra 68 Brown. Sharon 68 , Spencer 52, 111 Brown. Suzanne 61 Bnxzelius, Ioy 61. 103, 105, 118 Bruzelius. Paul 32, 105 Buchmeier. lames 61. 79, 89 Buck, Terrence 68 Buckle. Arthur 61 BuckleY, loseph 68 Buehler, Lynn 61 Bultalo, loan 53. 105 Bugner, Gary 61 Burbridge. Barbara 61. 103. 104. 1 12 Burghard. Terry 33 Burgoon, Anne 53 Burnett, Stephen 53. 77 Burns, Nancy 61, 105 Busby, Ronald 53, 85 Busby. Dennis 31, 91 Buzby. Ieorge Ann 68 Byrne, Linda 61, 105 C Cadman, Robert 61 Caiarella. Graydon 31. 126 Caldwell. Rebecca 61. 116 Callaway. Karen 53 Campbell, Richard 53. 104 Campbell. Robert 79, 84, 106 Cane, Nancy 33. 113 Capriotti. Raymond 68, 103 Caramell, Susan 61. 103 Carle. Richard 68, 85, 106 Carey, Herbert 61. 79, 104 Carlson. Craig 53 Carlson. Don 88 Carlson, Melody 68. 107. 108. 113 Carman. Lana 61 Caron. Carole 53 Carroll. Iames 61. 87, 105 Carroll, Loretta 33. 101, 113 Cartwright, Pamela 61, 105, 118 Caruso, Charles 54 Case. lmogene 68 Case. Roy 33, 77, 103. 125 Case. Towner 68. 79, 85 Caspers, Daniel 68, 79. 106 Caspers, Mary Ray 53. 94, 112, 118 Cavell. Cheryl 68 Cedarquist, Iudith 33, 112 Chaben. Gerald 33 Charter, Ella 110 Chilton. Lance. 53. 77. 78. 87. 92, 108 Chiswick. Nancy 68, 107, 118 Choate, Marianne 61 Clark, Christine 61, 105 Clark. Christopher 61 Clark, Clyde 53 Clark, Ieffrey 61, 87 Clark, Marshall 61 Clarkson, Cathy 53 Clayton, Ianet 68. 112 Clayton. Kristin 51. 53. 94. 104, 129 Clearman. Marsha 68. 107, 113 Clem. Allen 53 Clendenning, Lester 33, 76. 84, 92 Clendenning, Robert 53, 84 Coats, Ioy 61, 104 Colley. Ieri Cohen, Bonnie 61, 92. 111 Coldren, Samuel 61. 68, 85 Collins, Adelaide 92, 94. 107 Collins, Iames 53. 89 Collins, Patricia 61 Collins. Virginia 61 Coltun. Michelle 68, 107 Colwell, Carol 68 Condee. Elbridge 68 Connelly, Betty 33 Connolly, Sharon 53, 103, 104 Conrad, Iudith, 33, 97, 111 Consier. Mildred 33. 117 Conwav, Elizabeth 68, 107. 118 Cook. Mary Kathryn 53, 111 Cooke. Charles 53 Cooke. Robert Coop, Carole 61. 105. 118 Coop. Martha 53. 113 Cooper. Sandy 34. 93, 104, 113, 120, 121 Corbett. Michael 61 Corley, Larry 34. 108 Correll, Gary 61 Correll, Iames 61. 87 Page 131 Cory, Charles 53 Cotton, Carole 53 Covay. Ierolyn 68 Cowan. Don 61, 81 Cowfer, Thomas 53. 115, 117 Cox, Ann 61, 110, 111 Coyle. Katherine 61. 118 Craddock. Bruce 68. 79. 83. 106 Craddock. Patricia 60, 61, 105 Crane, Iohn 68 Cressman, Charles 34. 103 Crocker, Iohn 87 Crocker. Sue 68 Crowell, Charlotte 61, 105 Crowley, Iohn 61, 89 Crumpacker, Iames 68 Curlin, Mike 61. 89 Curtis, Meredith 61, 105, 118 Dahlman, Carol Ann 62 Dahlman, Iudith 68 Dahlman, Ralph 68 Dahlman, Ray 34 Damptz, Iudith 53, 113 Danzinger, Danny 68 Darin. Ianet 34, 98. 126 Dashiff, Steven 68 Davidov, Ioel 53. 116 Davie. Lynn 34, 115 Davis. Charles 53, 117 Davis, Ionelle 68 Davis, Margaret 62, 103, 112 Davis, Sharon 68 Davis, Terry 30, 34, 101, 120. 121 Deemer, Kathleen 118 Deemer, Virainia 69. 92, 107 Dekker. Linda 53, 112 DeLaurier, Iim 34, 111. 115 De Luco. Louis 53, 85 De Luco, Ron 53. 76, 88 De Lue. Mary 62, 110 Denbo. Phillip 62 Denk, Edward 62, 83. 103 Denk, Mary Ann 69. 92, 113 Denman. Denny 69, 83. 106 Denman, Frank 34 Denton. Harold 69 De Shon. Susan 69. 92. 107 Dettmering, Emil 34 Devereaux, William 53. 87, 103. 111. 116 Devine. Dennis De Vivo. Ralph 103 Dexter, Kitty 34, 93, 96, 97, 104, 121. 122, 123 Dexter, Peter 62. 79, 91 Dickson, Peter 53 Dietrick, Robin 62. 110, 111 Dietz, Rosemarie 62, 94 Dinerstein. Robert 69. 103. 116 Dinwiddie. Bob 34 Dinwoodie. Clifford 69. 106 Dinwoodie. Iohn 53, 103 Disharoon, Hank 62, 116 Distelheim. Ioseph 53. 99, 103 Doan. Sharon 62 Dodge, Harlan 69, 79, 85 Dolezal, Carol 62. 103 Dolske. Ioan 69. 92 Dolske. Iohn 62, 86, 115, 116 Doran. William 62. 103 Dorn, lack 69 Dougherty. Warren 62 Doualas. Andrea 62 Douglas. Kenneth 53, 104 Douglas, Lynn 111 Dowie. Lynn 35 Draeger, Terry 62 Drage, Don 35. 76 Dreag. lean. 35. 98. 99. 113 Drake. Monique 62, 110 Dravenieks. Dzintars 62, 116 Drean. Iulia 62. 103. 105 Drury. Frankie 69, 79, 85 Du Bridge, Elaine 53, 112 Du Bridge. Warren 35. 113 Dulty. Elizabeth 62 Duke. William 62. 89. 103 Duncan, William 121, 123 Dunlap. Richard Dunn, Susan 107. 113, 118 Durant, Edward 69, 103, 106 Dutton, Shannon 53, 94, 104 Dwyrr, Mary 69. 107, 118 E Eagleson. Karen 53. 92. 94. 105. 111 Early, Patricia 62. 105, 112 Fbstyne. Doug 35, 49. 76. 86 Edrinn. lovce 62 Edrinn. Roger 69 Eqan. Frank 53, 91 Eichorst. Iohn 62 Eick. gichard 53. 91. 105. 107, 1 8 Eisemon. Austin 62. 85, 103, 105 Eisemon. Tom 62, 105 Eisner, Ellen 35, lll, 110 Eisner. Thomas 62. 91, 96 Elberfeld, Larry 53, 89, 97, 116. 126 Ellefson. Don 69 Ellefson. Howard Elliot. Brent 53. 77. 89 Elliott, Alice 62. 103. 112 Elliott, Ann 9. 105, 107 Elliott. Bernie 69. 117 Elliott. Gary 88 Elliott, Robert 69. 79 Elseth. Roqer 69 Emerson. Burt 53 Emmett. Ethan 69, 116 Enslow. Iohn 62. 79. 103, 105 Ensminger. Diane 69. 92, 112 Ensmlnger. Richard 53 Ephron. Roberta 62. 105 Eppstein. Sharon 35 Epstein, Terry 69, 108 Equlhua. Bernadina 62. 111 Erickson. Iudith 62, 94. 105 Erickson, Raymond 62, 87 Erikson. Greaorv 69, 106 Erkes, Ronald 35, 98 Erwin. Dian 35 Esper. Diane 69. 108 T-Itters. Ruaena 62 Everett. Mark 35, 76, 86 Everline. lim 53. 126 F Faer, Roberta 35 Farber. Melanie 69. 92. 118 Fauaht, Susanne 62. 105 Faust, Gerrie Lee 62. 94, 118 Feehery. Thomas 54, 77 Felgel, Carol 35 Feipel. Tony Feldman, Iames 69. 106 Ferrler, Dick 69. 103 I llll Fields. Ioel 54 Finch, Ioanne 62 Fine, Rhonda 54. 104 Flllicetti, Nancy 69. 107 Finerty. Ann 62 Finnestad. David 54, 77, 92 104 Fischer, Iuanita 69. 112 Fisher, Carol Ann 62 Fisher, Kenneth 69 Fisher. Sharon 54 Fisher, Susan 54. 94, 112 Flannery. Della 54 Flaschen, Amy 69. 99, 107 Fleck. Charles 69, 84 Foley. Kathleen 62. 112 Follis, lack 54 Follis, Iudith Foote. Theron 69 Forman, Iohn 69 Foster. Howard 54, 104 Foster. Karen 69 Fraccaro. Gerald 36 F-accaro. Ioseph 69. 83 Praccaro, Melanie 54, 101, 104, 114 Fraccaro. Terry 62. 105 Francis. Louise 69 Francis. Nancy. 54. 94. 98, 118. 128 Frank, Iaye 36, 118 Frank. Leslie 69, 94, 107 Frauenhoif, Lorene 62. 92, 105. 112. 118 Frazer. Iudith 36 Freedman. Doris 89, 92, 112, 118 Freeman. Christine 69, 92, 107 Freeman. Richard 36. 104, 115. 117 Frehse, Susan 62, 92, 94. 118 Freudemstein. Peter Fristoe, Patricia 69. 107, 112 Friend, Kathv 69, 92 Frost. Iack 69 Frost, Mary 69 Frost. Terese 54 Frost, William 69 Fulkerson, Bob 36. 115, 117 Fulton. Maraaret 69 Furgason, Ianet 62, 96, 105 G Gaael, Thomas 69, 103 Gallaaher, Felice 36. 121 Gallman, Ianice 36 Gallman, Ron 36. 77. 86, 103 Galloway, Don 69 Ganser, Carol 62 Ganser. Dan 36. 76 Ganser, Shirlev 54. 113 Garbacz. Evelvn 69. 107. 112 Garber, Ierry 54, 103 Gardiner, Craig 54 Gardiner, Gary 36 Garland. Iudie 69 Garlock. Karna 62 Garnev, Barbara 62, 94, 105. 110, 118 Garretson. Nancy 51. 54. 104. 112 Gerbig, Phil 36 Gerstenberaer, Dee 62, 79, 85. 103. 105 Gibbons, Angela 62. 94, 104, 105 Gierke. Edwin 69 Gierke, Sandra 69 Gifford, Barbara 36, 103, 30 Gilford. Patricia 37. 103 Gilchrist, Charles 86 Gilchrist, Kathy 69, 92, 94, 107, 118 Gilkes. Carolyn 62, 105, 112 Girard, David 69 Girsch, Althea 54 Gisondi, Chloe 54, 97 Glass. David 54 Glassner. Geoffrey 62 Glockler, Bonnie 62. 94. 105. 118 Glomb, Patricia 49. 54, 93. 94 Glomb. Robert 86 Goldberg, Lois 111 Goldberger. Dave 37. 86, 96, 99, 104. 123 Golden. Micheal 69 Goldman, Roberta 62 Goldsholl, Rayna 54. 94. 98 Goodman, Herbert 69 Goodman, Iudy 62, 105 Goodwin, Wendell 69, 83. 103, 106 Gordon, Richard 37, 104 Gorman. Cassie 54 Gorman. Kenneth 69, 83 Gorman, Larry 37, 89, 94. 108. 121 128 Gould. Barry 69 Gould, Leslie 37 Graham. Diane 54 Gram, April 54, 115 Grant, Carolyn 54, 94, 97, 111 Gray, Bonnie 37 Green, William 54 Gregory. Vance 62 Greenberg, Dave 86 Greenberg. Larry 37 Grenblau. Diana 37, 99. 108. 110. 126 Grenier, Walter 62, 85, 103 Grohman. Dorothy 37 Grohman. Lawrence 62 Grosche, Charles 62 Grosche, Iudith 53. 94. 118 Gubbins. Ioelann 37 Guidera. Mike Gulley. Lee 62, 85 Gunn. Pat 62. 116 Gustafson, Valerie 69, 107 Gutelius, Lois 60, 92. 118 l0l Gutelius, Bonnie 54. 94. 96. 107 12 . 6 Guthrie, Ioan 37 Guthrie, Iohn 69. 79 Habas. Bonnie 70. 107 Harper. Peggy 54 Harper, Phil 70 Harper, Sharon 62 Harris. Roberta 38. 103. 104, 125 Harrison. Iudy 62 Harrison, Virginia 38 Hart. Patricia 62. 103 Hartman, Bill 62, 83 Hartman, Robert 86 Hattendorf, Ronald 54. 103 Hatteson, Teresa 63. 92 Haverkamp, Ann 70. 107, 113. 118 Havilsch. Marlys 63, 112 Hawes. John 70 Hawker. Ianet 70 Hayden, Pat 54 Hawkinson. Barbara 70, 113 Hetdrich, Terry 70 Heenan, Iohn 54. 76 Hegarty, Dick 91 Hegarty, Nancy 70 Heifner. Gary 70. 79, 87 Hein. Io-Anne 70, 113 Helqeson, Frederick 63 1-lellem. Iudy 38. 111 Hendler. Iames 83 Hendler. Mary 54 Henke, Kenneth 54 Henning. lane 63, 118 Henning. Iohn 54, 100. 116 Henson. Donald 70 Herkert. Rita 38, 97. 98 Herrmann. Vickie 70, 92, 107 Herzberqer, Helene 54. 98 Hetzel, Mary Ann 38 Hetzel. William 55 Heusman, Carolyn 38 Hibbits, Ruth 55, 100. 111 Hickman. Kenenth 70 Hildibrand, lames 70 Hills. Iames 63 Hill. Iohn 70 Hiller. Ann 55. 94, 96 97 Hills. Roxanne 70. 92. 107 Hineline, Phil 86 Hirt. William 63. 103, 105 Hodes. Karen 70, 107, 118 Hodglrins. Earl 70 Hoefer. Darrell 63 Hoffman, D. S. 83. 89 Hoffman. Ierilyn 70, 107 Hoffmann. Patricia 63, 105 Hofmann. Margaret 70. 92. 107 Hofrichter, Charles 70 Hogan, Brian 70 Pr-rll. Carolyn 54 Hall. Donna 37, 103 Hall, Robert 62. 79, 105 T-Toll, Virainia 38 Halleck, Ruth 70 Ufvmady, Gail 38 Wamann, Marv Ann 70. 107 1-Tamermesh, Iudith 70. 107. 110 Hogan lenniier 55, 103. 112 Hogan. Sheila 63. 94. 105. 112 Hoger, Daniel 70 Hoger. George 55 Hoger, Nancy 70 Hamre. Marie 70, 92. 107, 112. 118 1-Tfvndlev. David 54 T-lanes, Marcella 54 WH'-sen, Beverlv 38. 104 I-lfrnsen, Iaclrin 54. 94 97, 118 Hansen. T-Tar-sen, Iim 70, 83 Robert 54, 84, 91 Wanslik, Robert 70 Wardinq, Donald 62, 79. 91 Hardina, Richard 54, 86. 108 1-Tnrriv, Carl 70, 85 T-fardv, Mike 98, 76. 84. 92. 122 T-Tnrms, Beverlv 70, 107 Warms. Eileen 54, 111 Harper. Max 70 Page 132 Hoalund. Richard 55. 105 Holland. Eugene 70 Holly. William 38 Honeywell. Carol 63 Honig, Ann 55, 94. 128 Hooper, Scott 55, 126 Hopper, Gilbert 70. 79. 83 Horchler, lack 60. 70. 79. 85 Horchler. Richard 63. 108 Horchler, Robert 38. 84, 108 I-Torn, Don 39 Horn, Michael 70 Horn, Paul 70 Horton. Pat 39, 104 Hostetter. Robert 70 Hotchkin. Sarah 55 Hotchkin, Thomas 63 Houlihan, Karen 70. 92, 94. 107 Houston. Iames 63 Howard, Delores 39 Howard, Iim 70, 79. 83 Howell, Sandra 55, 94 Howell, Stewart 55 Howton, Holly 70, 94, 107. Hubsch, Iudith 70, 92, 107, 112 Hugg, Karen 70, 107 118 Hughes. Diane Hughes, Ioan 103, 112 Hughes, Monty 70, 76, 83, 96, 106 . 122 Hughes, Sheldon 55. 77, 87, 97, 104 Hull. Dale 70 Hull, Peggy Ann 55 Hull, Richard 70 Hurtis, Barbara 39 Imbresci, Diane 39 Ipema, Alvin 63 lpema, Kenneth 63 Izen, Stanley 55, 105 J lack, Marjorie 63, 94. 118 lack. Mary Ann 55, 94, 118 Iacobs, Iudy 39 Iacobsen, Richard 86 Iahn, Robert 63 Iefiers, Diane 70, 107, 113 leiirey, Charles 63 Ieifrey, Iohn 70, 83 Ienks, Mike 39, 76, 86, 92, 97 Iensen. David 39, 109, 115 Iensen, Virginia 63 Ieske, Katherine 70. 103, 107 Ieske, Susan 63 Iillich. Robert 70, 106 Iillich. Barbara 63 lohnsen, Leila 55 lohnson, Edward 39 Iohnson, Carol 70, 94, 107, 118 Iohnson. David 70, 79. 85, 103 lohnson, Deadra 70 Iohnson, Edwin 39, 86 lohnson, Ella 55, 105 Iohnson, Geraldine 70, 108 Iohnson Iudd 63 K Iohnson, Karen 39 Iohnson, Kathleen 55, 94, 112 Iohnson, Kenny 63, 79, 85. 87 Iohnson, Larry 39, 84, 86. 92 Iohnson, Linda 63, 94, 118 Iohnson, Richard 70 Iohnson. Robert 63, 105 Iohnson, Tom 40, 76, 92, 104 Iohnson, William 63, 87 Iohnston Iudy 92, 113 Iohnston. Marcia 55, 113 Iohnston, Torn 40, 76, 84, 92 Iones, Margaret 55, 125 Ionsson. Stefan 40, 94, 128 loseph, Iudy 40, 104, 111, 117 Kaage, Timothy 55. 89 Kaericher, Katherine 60, 94, 105. 118 Kantenwein, Ken 70 Karasek, Richard 63 Karsokas, Tony 91 Karl, Iohn 55 Karp, Lawrence 55 Katz. Michael 63 Kauier, Iudith 63, 111 Kauppi, David 55. 115 Kay, Ioanne 55, 98. 118, 123 Kearney. Bernadette 55, 94, 118 Keeie, David 63. 85, 87, 92 Keele, Diane 40, 113 Keenan, Richard 70 Keiter, Mike 40, 92, 104 Kelley, Lola 50 Kelly, Annirene 70. 107, 112, 118 Kelly, Ioseph 55 Kelly, Sharon 70, 107 Kemp, Fred 63 Kennedy, Ierry 70 Kenny, Pete 70. 85 Kent, Thomas 70 Keplinger, Iulie 63, 105, 118 Kern, Carolin 70, 92, 94, 107, 112 Kess, Marv 40 Kettle, Thomas 70, 79. 103 Keune, Robert 40 Keyes, Robert 63 Khonke, Daniel 71. 106 Kibbee, Robert 70 Kihl. Eric 63, 115, 117 Kincaid, Douglas 70, 103 Kindt, Pat 40 King, Daniel 55. 85, 104 King, Robert 55, 77. 84 King, Sharon 40 Kirk. Karen 40, 97, 111 Kirkpatrick, Sally 63, 94, 118 Kirlin, Michael 63, 79, 85. 105 Kir-Stimon. Ioan 40 Kir-Stimon, Vicki 63, 105 Kiser, Rodman 55, 108. 110 Kiser, Richard 70, 105 Klauser, Iohn 55, 103 Kleine. Iudith 55, 92 Klinger, Anrew 41, 115, 117 Klutznick, Iames 63, 96, 105, 108 Klyczek. Gerald 70 Knecht, Gordon 55. 89, 91, 126 Knecht, Paul 70, 79, 106 Koenig, Linda 63, 94, 105, 118 Koqan, Sheila 70, 107, 110 Kokoszvnski. Carole 63 Kolb, Barry 71 Kolendo, Michael 71 Kordewick, Gail 55, 94, 113, 123 Kordewick, Thomas 63, 103, 105 Kossuth, Robert 63 Kramer, Dan 41, 77. 78, 92, 108. 125 Krause, Byron 41 Kravitz, Florence 55, 94, 98 Krell, Ianet 41, 97, 117 Krell, lean 71, 92, 107 Krueger, Philip 71, 79, 85 Kruse, Gustav 63 Krulee, Ioellen 71, 107, 112, 118 Krupinslri, Michael 55, 89 Kujawa, Iudy 63, 94, 105, 118 Kushrnan, Byran 55, 105 Kyle, Suzanne 41 L Lages, Bonna 41 La Grou, Franklin 63 Lalim, Karen 55 Lalim, Steve 41 Lambeth. Deanna 94, 103 Lambeth, Gerald 63 Lamm, Iudy 92, 107 Lane, Cliliord 71 Lange, Steve 51 Langford, Floyd 63 Langmeyer, jackie 63 LaReau, M. 103 Lasher, Steve 71 Lau, Karen 41 Laubenthal, lim 71, 106 Lauder, Sandra 71, 107, 113 Laufer, Alex 87 Lauless, Robert 71 Laven. Barbara 63, 94. 118 Lawler, Roy 55, 84 Lawrence, Andy 86 Lawrence, Susan 63, 105. 110 Layng, Carole 71, 94, 107 Lederiine, Iris 41 Ledertine. Sharon 71. 92. 99. 107 Lee, Dennis 41. 84 Lee, Martha 55, 99, 105, 113 Lefelvre, Beverly 71, 107 Lehrield. Phil 41, 85, 104 Lepinsky, Nina 63, 105. 118 Lessentine, Terry Levenson, Leslie 63, 91, 100. 101 Levenson. Marion 41. 97. 99. 100 Levi, Stanley 55, 110 Levingston, Ierry 87 Liebgott, Allen 71, 106 Lindsay, Leslie 71, 107 Lindstrom. Ieii 55. 103 Ling, Sharon 71, 92, 107 Lingner, Brian 42 Lingner, Kenneth 71. Lipton, Barbara 63 Liska, Roger 63 Livingston, Larry 63. Llyod, Richmond 42 Lodato. Marlene 42. Loden, Douglas 71 Lotstrand, Iames 55. 84 Logrbrinck, Iill 42, 120 Logsdon, Audrey 71. 94. 107 Lombaer, Thomas 56 Long, Lee 63 Long, Robert 63. 79, 83 Looney, Don 71, 79 Lopp. Oscar 63 Lord, Dick 56, 110, 116 Loring, Bonnie 63, 99, 110, 118 106 85. 91 103. 104 Lotz, Herbert 71, 103. 106 Louise, lean 42 Luepke, Margaret 56, 104, 113 Luering, Dale 56 Luering, Gene 71 Lunn, Philip 56 Lurie, Iudith Lurie, Norman 63, 71. 87. 89 Lyell Kenneth 71, 79 Lymdn, Martin 71. 79. 85 Lyman, Mary 56 Lynch, Kerry 63, 111. 113 Lynch, Marietta 42 Lynch, Susan 71, 92. 94, 98, 107, 112 M Mac Alpine, Daniel 71, 79, 85 Mack, Bonita 63, 118 Macrae, Iohn 42, 97, 115, 117 Maerlender, Carl 64, 79, 89 Magnusson, Peter 56. 103, 104. 116 Mahler, Ioyce 71 Mahler, Tim 71, 89 Major, Ioan 64. 103, 105, 112 Malis, Fern 56 Malcolm, Robert 64, 105 Moloney, Ioseph 64 Mann, Lavern 71 Mann, Robert 71 Marple, Perry 56 Marquardt, Harold 64, 83 Marscin, William 64, 79 Marsche, Marianne 56, 112 Martin, Bill 42, 86. 89, 103 Martin, Iames 64 Martin, Iohn 64 Martin, Sandra 71, 92, 107 Marzano, lane 71, 107 Page 133 Mason, Daniel 71 Mason, Richard 42 Massey. Ronald 64. 91. 92, 103. 105 Mather, Iudith 56 Matthews, Karen 64, 118 Matthews, William 56 Mattson, Ianis 71. 93, 94, 107. 118 Maun. Terry 56 Mautz. Lynn 21, 42, 77, 78, 88. 92. 94, 104. 108, 128, 129 Maxeiner, Peggy 42, 113 May, Linda 60, 64 May, Sara 71, 94, 107, 118 Mayo, Sally 64, 92, 94, 105 Mays, Brian 42, 76, 78, 91, 94 97, 128 McAleese. Ann 71 McArthur, Marianne 43 McCabe, lohn Sherrick 43. 76, 92, 104, 108 McCall, Zaida 71, 107 McClurg, Beverly 64, 105 McCord. Shari 64 McDonald, Iill 71, 116 McDonald, Thomas 56, 84 McEntire, Don 64, 81, 87, 89, 108 McFarland, Alice 43, 103, 113 McGourty, Margaret 56, 112 McGuire, Cindy 43, 97, 101, 104 Mclntyre, Douglas 71 McKeehan, Carol, 56, 94, 96, 118. 128, 129 McKenna, Cheryl 64 McLean, Carol 71, 107 McManus, Charles, 56, 77, 89. 96, 104. 108 McNally, Beverly 64, 92. 105 McNeely, Iohn 64, 85, 87 McNiece. Sandra 56 McPeek, Sheila 71 McQuaid. Iames 43 McWhorter. Don 86 McWhorter, Ianet 64 Meade. Robert 64, 109, 111 Mecklenburger. Iames 64, 109 83, 89, 108 Meehan. Tom 64. Mehaitie, Sandra 71, 107 Meinheit, Arlene 64 Meinheit, Donald 64. 85 Meister, Alice 71, 107 Melving, Iulia 64 Mendelson, Gene 64, 79, 83 Mercer, Edward 71 Mercer, Samuel 56, 87 Meredith, George 88 Meredith. Linda 64, 105, 118 Merrill, Cynthia 71, 94, 107. 118 Merrill, William 56, 89, 91, 96. 104, 108 Merrill, Roberta 64, 117 Merritt, Carole 71, 99. 111, 112 Meyer, Fern 56, 118 Meyers, Carol 43, 118 Mickelberry, Robert 71 Miller. Miller. Carol 64. 118 lack 56, 91, 108. 126 Nancy 71, 94, 118 Miller, Miller, Paul 56. 91, 104 Miller Phillip 71. Miller. Sandra 56 Mintz, Ierrv 89 Mitchell, Pamela 64, 103, 116 Mitchell. Paul 43, 98. 104, 117 Moe, Helen 71 Moll, Ioseph 43 Moll, Sharon 71 Mohr, Robert 71, 106, 111 Moldal, Richard 56, 86, 87 Monson. Carolyn 71, 107. 113 Mooney, Jack 87 Moore, Donna 64. 105. 112 Moore. Moore. Moore. Moore. Morell, Morgan. Morgan, Morgan. James 64 Kathleen 56 Nancy 71, 107. 118 Sharon 64, 105 Jane 56, 94 Cliitord 71 Crispin 56 Foster 56 Morgan, Lloyd 64. 103 Morrell. Morrell. Morone Morris. Morris. Morton. Moses. Priscilla 43 , Susan 56 y. Carol 64 Marcia 43. 107, 109 Mike 71, 79 Jann 43, 97, 111 Bruce 43, 103 Moskau, Judy 56. 108 Moskau. Myron 71 Motter, Judith 56, 112, 113 Motter. Wendell 64 Mowat, Betty 64, 112 Moyer, Kathryn 64, 111, 112 118 Mudra, David 64 Muiiley, Ron 88 Mullett. Linda 71, 113 Murphy. Jerome 56, 87, 92. 117 Murphy. Richard 56. 91 Murphy. Terry 56 Murray, Alan 64 Mutter. Morva 64, 112 Mutter, Victoria 64, 94, 105. 112 Myers, Cheryl 71, 107, 112 Myers, Cheryl 71, 107, 112 Myers, Donald 64 Myers, Judy N Nadolsky. Susan 56 Narter, Alan 71, 106, 116 Navid. Lois 71. 92. 118 Neal, Ray 71 Neil, Doris 44. 103, 113 Nekas, Carolyn 44 Nelson, Lynn 71. 94. 107, 112 Nelson, Dennis 51. 56, 85, 99, 125 Nelson, Douglas 56, 86, 89, 126 Nelson, Gregg 64, 79, 83 Nelson, Robert 71 Nicolai, Gloria 44, 110 Nielsen, Richard 72 Nielson. Joan 64 Niedermeyer, William 72 Nigro, Fred 72 Nigro, Joe 44 Nigro, Peter 64 Nixon. Alice 64, 105, 118 Nixon. William 44 Nord, Judith 72, 92, 107 Nordin, Kay 56, 94 Norris, Kathy 64, 94. 96, 118 Norris, Shirlee 72. 92, 107, 112 Novick, Stuart 72 Nykl, Pat 44, 109, 118, 126 IJ O'Brien, Michael 64 O'Brien. Terrance 56, 87 O'Brien, Terry 64 O'Connor, Ann Marie 56, 94, 112 O'Connor, Erin 56. 112 Oitsinger, Janet 64, 94, 105, 118 Oitzinger, Jim 44, 91 Okland, Stephen 56, 89 Oliver, Mark 56 Oliver, Robert 64 Orr, Sue 72, 107, 112, 113 Orsi. Leanne 72, 92, 107. 112 Oseas, Arlene 56, 108 Osika, Tom 86 O l'oole, Maureen 72, 107 Ottenberg, Susan 64, 94, 105, 118 Overly, Jeanne 72, 92, 94. 113 P Page, Linda 64. 92 Beverly 72. 107 Dorothy 64 Page, Kay 64 Painter. Painter. Palirey, Susan 64, 92, 105. 113 Palmer, Palmer. Palshis. Pampel. Claudia 72, 107 Jo Ann 56, 112, 105 Paula 56. 118 Howard 56, 89, 105 Pariet, Terry 57 Parker, Marjorie 57 Parkhouse, Patti 72 Parkhurst, John 72. 79 Parsons, Betsy 64, 94, 118 Paskier, George 72, 79 Passavanti, Anne 72, 98 Patchett, Jane 72. 94, 107. 118 Patchett, Tom 88 Paterson, Audrey 72 Paterson, Mary Lu 57, 105 Paterson, Sharon Lee 64 Patterson, Elizabeth 44, 99, 112 Patterson, James 72 Patterson, Scott 64, 103, 111 Paul, Lynn 44 Paul, Terry 57 Pauling, Laurel 57 Paulsen, Richard 72, 85 Paulsen. Robert 44. 86, 92 Payne, Richard 64 Pearson, Sandra 72 Pomerantz. Bill 45, 117 Poropat, Winona 72. 107 Porter, Ralph 65 Post, Judy 45, 113 Potter, Barbara 72, 109. 111, 107 Poulos, George 72, 83 Powell, Peggy 45. 124, 118 Prairie. Judith 57 Pratt. Curtis 72 Pratt. Judy 45 Prentiss, Patricia 65, 105. 118. 112 Preston, Susan 57, 118 Prinzing, Richard 57, 105 Purcell, Linda 72, 107 Purlee, Linda 72, 82, 107, 118 Pyne, James 72. 96 Pearson, Sharon 65. 94. 105, 118 Pelaccio. Dorinda 72, 92, 94. 107, 112 Pelon, Karen 57. 112 Perry, Doyle 44, 103 Peters, Donna 57 Peters, Doris 65. 105, 112 Peterson, Ellen 72 Peterson, Howard 57 Peterson, Judy 50 Peterson, Kathryn 65 Peterson. Sandra 72. 113 Phillip, David 44. 77, 89, 104 Phillips. Dave 103, 104 Phillips, Mike 91, 45, 92 Phillips, Geraldine 57 Pickerell, Jon 91. 45 Pickering, Lauretta 94, 57 Piepenbrinck. Gene 72 Pierce. Barbara 65, 112 Piggins, Thomas 117. 65 Pine, J. 106 Pinto, Sheila 45 Pinto, Steve 65 Pintozzi, Sharon 57, 112 Pizzimenti, Kathleen 92, 72. 94, 107, 112 Planet, Donna 105, 72 Pleckham, Ginger 65, 92 Pohl, John 57 U Quatrochi, Carmen 57, 77, 104, 108. 122 R Radek, Dennis 45, 104 Rainiord, Wilired 65 Raliegh, Richard 87 Rambo, Neil 65, 85. 117 Ramsey, Eleanor 65, 94, 105. 111. 113 Rapp. Paul 65. 103. 111 Rasmussen. Niki 45, 98, 105 Ratcliti. Buddy 72, 79 Ray, John 45 Ray, Susie 65 Raygor, Diane 65. 109 Raygor, Robert 72 Rech, Sharon Mae 65, 105 Reed, Robert 72. 79 Reese, Judith 57 Rehnquist, Gayle 65. 105 Reidenbach, Carol 72. 103, 107 Rein, Janet 57 Reinker, Sandra 57, 112. 117 Remencus, Brooks 65, 87 Remencus, Ronald 57 Repke, Catherine 65, 103. 105. 118 87. Resetf, Lynn 72 Resnick, Elaine 57, 112. 113, 126 Reuter, Myma 45 Reynolds, Clarence 57. 76, 100. 108 Reynolds, Dawn 72. 94. 118 Rhein. Madeline 65, 105 Rice, Sharon 72. 107 Richards, Nancy 65 Ringwood, Steve 65, 79. 85 Riordan, John 57. 89 Rittenhouse, Carol 72, 92. 107. 118 Rittenhouse. Pat 45. 103. 104, 111 Roark, Norita 46 Roberts. John 46 Roberts, Judith 57, 94, 97, 110 Roberts, Sharon 57. 112 Robinson. Alice 50 Robinson, Lester 65, 112 Robinson. Mary 57, 92, 118 Robinson. Susan 72, 107 Rodin. Ellen 65, 105, 109, 110 Roegner, Bill 72, 111 Roegner, Gail 57. 94 Rogers, Janet 72 Rogers, Paul 57, 87. 89 Rolfe, Brian 65 Rollins, Michelle 46, 97. 100 Romano, Katherine 57 Romano. Rose 72. 107 Rooney, Geraldine 65, 105, 110, 112 Roop, Peggy 72, 107. 113 Rose, John 72, 83 Rose, Sharon 46 5 Rosenberg, Charles 65 Rosenberg, Vicki 65, 99, 112 Rosenblum, Mark 72, 83 Page 134 Rosenstein. Dieter 79, 85 Rosenthal, D. 72. 91 Rosenthal, Jerry 46, 116 Rosetti, Norman 72 Roth. Dennis 57, 111 Roth. Norman 65 Rotman, Joyce 72, 94, 107 Rotman, Judith 72, 94, 99. 107. 118 Rotman, Lynne 57, 99 Roye, Carol 65, 94. 105, 112 Ruehl, Edward 72, 85. 99, 106 Rugge, Diane 65. 103, 105 Rugge, George 46. 103, 104. 115 Russell, Charles 46. 104 Russell, James 65, 79, 84, 88, 103, 105 Russell, LaHugh 46, 103 Ruval, Margarita 46, 111 Ruval, Suzan 65, 111 Ryan. Dorothy 57. 110 S Sadek, Robert 57, 76. 88, 108 Sainsbury, Elizabeth 72, 92, 107 Sainsbury. Kathryn 65. 112, 118 Sajovic, James 57. 76, 89. 104, 122. 124 Salins, Judith 72, 107 Salerno, S. 85 Salerno. Barbara 50 Sarnmons, Richard'65, 83, 89, 108 Sanger, Gail 65. 94, 105 Sanger. Herbert 72 San Martin. Charles 72 San Martin. Louis 57 Sargent, William 72, 79 Sarte, Joyce 72, 92 Sassano, Michael 46 Scharnhorst, Beverly 46 Scharnhorst, Donald 72 Scharnhorst, Norene 72 Scharnhorst, Norman 72 Schechter, Beverly 46, 112 Schille. George 47, 86 Schmal, Richard 57 Schmaltz. Daniel 57. 85 Schmeckpeper, Charles 72 Schneider, Fred 65, 79 Schoeneman, Richard 72 Schoeneman. Ronald 72 Schoeneman. Mary 72 Schrank, Leonard 65 Schrank, Melva 47 Schroeder. Dick 57 Schroder, Lelia 72, 107, 118 Schueller, Kathryn 65 Schultz. Betty Jane 57 Schultz, Carl 57, 88 Schwartz, Karen 72, 107, 113 Schwartz. Judith 57, 92, 116 Schwarz, Barbara 57, 93, 125. 129 Schwarz. Steve 91 Schwarz, William 72, 79 Scott. Deanne 65 Scott, Paul 86 Scott. Sally 47, 118, 126 Seaberg. Jackie 72, 92, 94, 107, 118 Seaberg. Ted 47. 91, 103 Seamon, Carol 65. 105, 118 Self, Steve 47, 117 Semenchuck, Dick. 73, 85, 99. 115, 117 Setty. Nancy 65, 113 Severson, Karen 57, 104, 126 Sharkey, Tom 47 Sharp, Sue 47, 96. 97, 104, 120 Shepard, Nancy 73, 107 Shepard. Raymond 57, 89 Shepard, Sharon 65, 94 Shereiv. Linda 73. 92. 94. 107 Sherrill, Harry 73, 106 Shevokas, Carolyn 47, 97, 116, 117 Shevokas. William 65 Shield. Barbara 73, 107. 118 Shindle, Robert 57, 87, 89 Shlesberg, Lee, 73. 103. 106 Shoar, Richard 65. 79 Shock. Cynthia 73. 107, 118 Shore, Dick 73, 85 Shortell, Peter 65 Shreck. Susie 65. 94. 105 Siebert, Ianet 73. 92, 107 Siekman. Randall 57 Sieron. Barry 65. 86. 92 Sikes, Cynthia 73 Simmons. Douglas 73. 103 Simmons, Tom 91 Singer. Sharon 65 Siskin. Christine 65, 103 Skaggs, Eugenia 27. 57 Skaggs. Margaret 57. 94, 105 Skinger, Stanley 58 Slsgle. Iohn 65 Sloan, Thomas 65. 79. 83, 87. 105. 108 Smith, Douglas 73 Smith, Ellen 65, 105, 112, 113 Smith, Lee 47 Smith, Ralph 73 Smith, William 58 Smyers, Deanne 58 Sojka, Don 65 Soloway. Laurel 58. 110 Soneson, Carl 47. 76, 84, 86 Spalding, Larry 73, 79 Spano, Diane 58, 94 Speaker, Suzanne 65, 104 Spencer. Patrick 58 Spikings, Walter 65 Spillane, Carolyn 73, 107 Sponhauer, Carol 58. 94. 118 Springer, Ronald 47 Stack. Robert 73 Stackhouse, Steve 73 Stadel. Jim 73 , Stanis. Clarissa Stanke. Sally 58, 92, 94, 106, 111 Starke, Frederick 58. 89 Starke, Kenneth 73 Staulfer, Iane 65 Steele, Richard 73 Stefansson, Gregory 58 Stege, Marilyn 47 Stege, Marvin 48 Stelnmann. Diane 58 Stemerman, Richard 65 Stephenson, Karen 73, 118 Stevens. Ierrard 65 Stevens, Mary 65, 110, 118 Stevenson, Gregory 65 Stewart. Dave 48 Stewart. Iohn 73, 84 Stewart. Kimberlyn 58 Stromberg, David 104 Stromquist, Sheldon 83. 105. 108 Stroup. Bill 103. 111 Stucke, Walter 48 Sullivan. Iean 66 Sullivan. Karen 66 Sultan. William 66, 79, 105 Suman, Robert 58, 117 Summers, Mary 58, 92. 113 Surlin. Janice 66 Sutherland. Allen 66, 79. 85, 89 Swaim, Thomasene Swallow, Allen 73. 106 Swartzel, Betty 48, 94. 111 Swenson, Dean 66, 83. 105. 108 Swift, Winston 66, 86. 89 Syverson. Robert 66 T Tanke. Peter 58. 89 Tann, William 73, 83 Taprell. Bill 48 Taradash. Thomas 58, 76. 91, 104. 108, 128 Tate, Richard 48 Tate. lay 66 Taylor, Ronald 73 Teisberg. Karl 73. 79, 85, 106 Teisberg. 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Richard 58 Waltz, Robert 66. 79, 87 Ward, lnhn 73. 106, 116 Ward, Karen 58. 94. 118 Warfield, lean 58 Warfield. Ioe 73 Warner, Anne 73, 107, 118 Warner, Sarah 58. 111 Watts, Sharon 58, 94. 118, 128 Wavrinek. Owen 65, 105 Weber. Maraaret 49, 112. 125 Webster, Richard 58, 77. 91, 104. 122 Weeks, Sharon 58, 105 Wehling. Ruth 49, 104, 110, 111 Weinstein, Sharon 66, 105 Weinberg, William 73 Tobeck, Marlene 73 Torphy, Mike 66 Tousey. Michael 58. 89. 91, 97, lll Towle. Fred 50 Tracy. Sandra 73. 94, 107, 118 Tracy, Sara 73, 94 Trainor, Virginia 73, 92, 94. 107 Treitler, William 58, 105. 117 Trenary. Bob 58 Trenary. Laurida 66 Trigg, Sally 58, 94. 105 Trout, Debby 73. 92. 107 Weiskotten, lane 58, 94. 105, 118 Weiss, Andree 73. 107 Weiss, Barbara 66 Weiss, Barrv 58. 103, 104 Weiss. Fran 49. 101. 104, 110 Weiss. Ronnie 73, 79, 106 Weicket, Iudith 73, 94, 107, 118 Welk. Ann 103 Welke, William 73. 106 Werry, Ioan 73. 92, 107 Weslev. Marv 66 West Robert 66. 79, 94 Westall. Grant 49. 50. 84 Westlund. Iohn 58, 103 Trout, Iarnes 73 Troxel, David 66, 97, 99. 103 Troxel, Linda 48, 126 Tschudy. Richard 58, 89. 97, 108 Wilke, Marlene 74 Stocking, Charles 73 Stone, Bonnie 48. 111, 118 Stone, Carol 73, 94, 107, 118 Stone Margaret 85 Stone, Ronald 58 Stoney, Ronald 65 Storms. Gale 66, 94 Stought. Mike 73. 103 Stought. Richard 48 Strack, Carolyn 48, 108 Struck. Ronald 83 Strauss. Peggy 73, 92, 113 Strecker. Ray 86 Turesk, Wayne 49 Turner. Bonnie 66 Turkel, Sandy 73. 107 Tumer, George 58 Turner. Stephen 73 Twietrneyer, Yvonne 49. 97. lll, 113 U Ullery. Ronald 58 Umland, Iacquelynn 66 Utterback, Ianice 66, 103, 105 V Vanderlaan, Bill 49 Van Gerpen, Linda 66. 94. 105 Weston. George 50 Whale, Sandra 73, 116 Whalen, Iames 58 Whalen. Terry 73 Wheeler. Iudy 59, 105 Wheeler, Sharon 66. 105, 109 Whisler. Tim 49 Whitaker, Nancy 49 White, Barbara 73. 107, 118 White, Diane 66. 92 White. 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