Rich Township High School - Lagoon Yearbook (Park Forest, IL)

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Row I: P. Hickey, B. Cowan, K. Koss, V. Myer, D. Daulmcll, C. Szeigis, ll. Creenip, D. Kauxlarich, E. Hahn: Row 2: C. Hincker, K. Srnith, J. Patchett, S. Schechter, C. Hutay, S. Thornhill, J. Schroeder, C. Shock, P. Magnus son, S. Halperin: Row 3: C. Neil, S. Katz, S. Colburn, C. Fabian, P. Johnston, M. Fisher, J. Mussin, C. Lystad, S. Car- ver C. Gardiner S Hoffang Row 4: L. Hctke, J. Hoglund, M. Slrutin, I.. Furman. C. Alle-n, J. Carroll, Z. Brown, C Thompson, M. liulbert,DK. Presley, Row 5: S. Green, P. Loveless, Klinger, li. Loden, B. Kinder, S. Dleuhosh C. Holmes, D. Scruggs, S. Nemetli, P. Hearst, V. Painter: Hou' 6: T. llichardson, B. Cruver, C. Ward, M. Equihua L. Wing, C. Heselton, J. Allen, S. Parker, G. Reed, G. Kullllllilll, S..Atlt11llSOIl,L. Crossfc-ld. Pep Club Attempting to augment Rich East pride in athletic endeavors. Pep Club members attended home games, filled fan buses and sponsored the bi-annual UML and Miss Pep contest. Selling megaphones, mums at Homecoming, green and gold buttons, and preparing pre-game posters kept members active throughout the year. S. Thornhill, president, C. Ratay, vice president: S. Schec- ter, secretary: J. Schroeder, treasurer. lflw ' ww .

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G.A.A. l Sandy Tracy, Judy Weicker, Jackie Seaberg, Nancy Wing. With a program hroaclenccl to fill the requests of every active memher. the Cirlsl Athletic Association helped meet President Kenneclyjs request for stronger physical fitness programs in the nationis schools. Members Worked late in the gym many times every month gaining proficiency on the parallel hars, trampoline, and mats. Row I.' R. Gumaer, M. Thoni, M. Denk, S. Whale, D. lid, Row 2: A. Meister, J. Mahler, J. Seaherg, J. Weicker, S. Tracy, N. JVing, S. Martin, P. Windmiller, J. Clayton, Row 3: B. Baker, D. Mitchell, J. Latour- ette, K. Tehlenian, B. Thompson, B. Kassel, D. Busby, F. Cook, M. Bauer, J. Restagnog Row 4: S. Katz, L. Carr, J. Norris, C. Harris, S. Qunell, B. Biggs, D. Calvert, A. Penny, M. Anclereckg Row 5: P. Writt, M. Langworthy, K. Wy'lie, A. Duggan, D. Fernald, S. Ensminger, A. Rich, K. Campbell, P. Redernski, J. Alleng Row 6: D. Kazlarich, C. Heselton, T. Richardson, G. Kuhlman, L. Wing, K. Brady, S. Creen.

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The bonfire Row I: Coach Berryman, N. Baeder, G. Erikson, J. Howard, W. Bellnap. ll. Rosenblum l Hawthorne R Campbell A Lieb C l H I gott, oaci ansong Row 2: J. latterson, C. Hopper, D. Mclntvre R 'Thompson P lil-pler I Trout Lasher ,R .Carle D. Denman: Row 3: C. Notarus, W. Keplinger, J. Wrucha, R. Mann, B. Hogan, M. Brown, T. Keane, R. Johnson, E. Hodg- kins, D. Helpring Row 4: P. Shapin, C. Schmeckpepper, C. Hill, H. Dodge, T. Case, N. Bellow, P. McMichaels, R. Stevenson, D. Kinder, A. Towner, C., Heifnerg Row 5: R. Andrews, M. Goldcrn, W. Schwartz, R. Steele, .l. Gray, D. Dodge, M. Kolendo, E. Ryan, D. We-stlund, R. Paulson, B. Kincheloe, R. Semenchuck: Row 6: B. Doerter, J. Rose, J. Fraccaro, J. Vogt, N. Ter- rell,R.Estein,J.Wg ,J.D P LW ' ' ' - ' p a ner u ree, ard, J. Parkhurst, Row 7. S. Bates, C. Tiesburg, M. Marriott, W. Sargent, B. C dd k C ' ' ra oc , J. fubms, D. Herkes, C. Kuester, R. Singerman, T. Collen, R.Vogentl1a1er, M. Yaseen. R Men 's Club RH Men's Club helps build homecoming spirit through their annual The Rn Men's club, under the leadership of Jim Howard, Bill Bell- nap, Jim Hawthorne, and Denny Den- man, contributed greatly to the school through their service projects this year. The club, open to all boys who have earned a varsity letter in ath- letic competition, sold programs dur- ing the football season, and ushered at sports events and school activities.