Rock Island High School - Watchtower Yearbook (Rock Island, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 240 of the 1974 volume:

IHIMIHIHilHIHIMIHIHIHIHIHIHIHIHIBilMI “Express yourself” — words we’ve heard all our lives. As new as tomor¬ row, as old as man¬ kind. Expression — our privilege and duty ... brought out thru a quiet moment, a friend’s face, a classroom creation, the vigor of athletics and the eternal optimism of the human spirit. 3 IHIHIHIBIHIHIHI “There are moments when silence prolong’d and unbroken More expressive may be than all words ever spoken. ” W. W. Story “Living is easy with eyes closed. ” Lennon and McCartney. Sometimes we forget that others have the need to express emotion and to be heard. By opening our eyes, we can see this need as shown on the faces of others. IHIHIHIHIHIHIHIHIHIHIHIHIHIHIIHIHI 6 piaiBiBiaiBiaiaiHiBiHiaiaiBiBiHiBiBil IBIBIBIBIBIBIBIBIBIBIBIBIBIBIBIBIBI i I ■ IHIHIHI ■! IHIHIBBI Hi I BI BI Bi IHI Bi I J| |IBIBIBIBIBIBIBIBIBIBIf IHIHIHIHIHIMIHIHIHIHIHIBIHI WimiMiMlWiMimiMimiMIUIMlWiUimi Mere existence can never be enough for us. Humanity’s most precious responsi¬ bility is expression. Without it, we would become hopelessly stifled, trapped in our own human mediocrity. Expression is the antidote for the crippling disease of apathy. 10 piHIHIHIHIHIHIHIHIHIHI piaiBiBiHiaiHiaiaiaianif IBIHIBIHlIHIBilHIHIHX, Creativity is a tangible form of expression, over¬ coming the lapse of time. Through mundane mediums an inert lump of clay, a silent musical instrument, a clean sheet of paper — crea¬ tivity mirrors the beau¬ ty, ideals, and ideas of the human mind, ex¬ pressing the soul. 11 ■bihihihihihihihihihihi “Expression is action; beauty is repose. ” J. C. and A. W. Hare We express our youth in the joy of vigorous movement and in the appreciation of the serene beauty of our surroundings. We are enriched by both. IHIHIHIHIHIHIHil I piHIHIHIHIHIHIHIHIHIHIHIHIHIHI IHIHIHIHIHIHIHIHIHIHIHIHilrii IMIHIHIHIHIMIHIHIHIHIHI 14 k - SilHIHIHIHIHIHIBIHIBIHIHII iHIMIMIHIMIHIHilHIHi piH|j Si Expression is the only link we have with the rest of humanity — we must not let it lie unused or lose it completely. If we can be¬ come unafraid of express¬ ing our emotions, our thoughts, our questions, and our faults ... if we can help others to find their gift of expression, we will know the greatest joy . IHIHIBHIHIH l i 15 16 17 Top Ten Reach Scholastic Brilliance Involvement with studies and extra curricular activities is enough to bog down some stu¬ dents. This year, however, ten students combines studies and activities and still kept up their grades. These students, led by valedictorian Craig Cox and co- salutatorians MariAnn Graham and Jon Jones, followed difficult schedules during their school years, some with as many as three x weighted classes. Mac¬ beth, Moby Dick and The Stranger posed literary chal¬ lenges, while theorems, prob¬ lems and Mr. Ryner posed mathematical ones. Chemistry and Physics focused on the sci¬ entific viewpoint; conjugated verbs and translations on the lingual outlook. Far from being bookworms and grinds, these students were involved in many other activi¬ ties as well. Band, concerts, plays and music played a part in the lives of some. Others were busy with clubs and their yearly activities. It was participation in these activities and also in class that made the lives of Rocky’s top ten students very full and busy. [ k 1. Valedictorian Craig Cox strikes a joyful pose. 2. Co-salu- tatorians MariAnn Graham and Jon Jones enjoy the spring wind. 3. A brainy bunch — the top ten. FRONT ROW, Craig Cox, vale¬ dictorian, MariAnn Graham, co-salutatorian, Jon Jones, co- salutatorian, Janna Beinke, fifth. BACK ROW. Marc John¬ son, sixth, Eric Carlson, seventh, Mary Osborn, eighth, Tina Sne- deker, ninth, and Linda Barkau, tenth. Harold Manary, fourth, is missing from the picture. Students Achieve Scholastic Honors As seniors, students face ques¬ tions about their futures. College applications, monetary award ap¬ plications, and scholarship appli¬ cations are part of every college bound senior’s year. The founda¬ tions for this hectic year is set dur¬ ing a student’s junior year by par¬ ticipation in the National Merit Scholarship Program. Seniors who scored exceptionally high on tests given their junior year received let¬ ters of Commendation. Those who attained a specified high minimal became National Merit Semi-Fi¬ nalists. This year, Rocky had three such scholars: Dave Hughes, Jon Jones, and Eric Carlson. 1. The National Merit Semi-Finalists alias the Three Musketeers: David Hughes, Jon Jones, and Eric Carlson. 2. Scoring exceptionally high on the PSAT test were the Letter of Com¬ mendation winners. SITTING: Earl McGinnis, Craig Demry, Dan Ingold, Colleen Bums, Joan Sulser. STAND¬ ING: Jan Beinke, Nancy Reinhart, Dennis Thompson, Darry Kannen- burg, and Jeff Dennis. Honors 19 73 Seniors Inducted Into National Honor Society Earning good grades takes work, maintaining them takes more. The students inducted into the National Honor Society are those who man¬ age to keep their grades high during their years at high school. Seventy three students this year had culminated a grade point average of 3.5 or higher, and were inducted into the ranks of the National Honor Society. These students were honored at an inductions ceremony in May, where they received a pin to signify their achievements. Later on in the month, they held a picnic, ending their senior year with a note of self congratulations for their preceding years of study. 1. National Honor Society officers are just hangin’ around. They are: RichBrems. Marc Johnson. Vicki Ackerson. and Dave Andrews. 2. Seniors who achieved a 3.50 grade point average were inducted into the National Honor Society. Members are FRONT ROW, J. Wallace, S. Hanna, J Weigand, A. Bertelsen, J. Beinke, S. Skov, D Williams, S. Drake. J. Kennedy, M. Huffman, M Osborn, L Barkau, S. Mirr, T. Strauss, E. Carlson. SECOND ROW. P Petersen, D. Weise, S. Rench, T Edwards, K Brick, S. Clark. S. Briggs, V. Ackerson, D. Andrews, J Detwiler, T. Myers, P. Roth, M. John¬ son, J. Kent, T. Shaffnit. THIRD ROW: A. Tipple, D. Anderson, B. Ellis, L. Ericson, D. Hughes, C. Bums, T. Watkins, J. Locke, B. Sapp, G Lanier L Lee - C Cox - M Graham (hidden), J. Jones. FOURTH ROW, B. Gulley. E McGinnis, J. Ruud. D. Ingold, L. Ferm (hidden). P. Hong. C Demry, T. Snedeker. BACK ROW, M Andrews, G. Epperly, K Karzin, R. Brems, J. Dennis, R. Todd, J. Sulser, R. Jinks, S. Mason. C. Shoup, B Reiff B Pense, S. Taylor, T. Roller. 20 National Honor Society Student Journalists Are Commended Rocky students who found their mode of expression to be journalism were eligible for the National Quill and Scroll Asso¬ ciation. This award was given in recognition for the dedication and long hours of work put into school publications. Students involved with both Watchtower and Crimson Crier were those who received this award. Special recognition was also given to Jane Robinson who was chosen to receive the D.A.R. award. The Daughters of the American Revolution give this award yearly, to a girl chosen on the basis of outstanding leadership, citizenship, and responsibility. 1. Jane Robinson was this year’s D.A.R. win¬ ner. 2. Rocky’s outstand¬ ing journalistic students make up Quill and Scroll. FRONT ROW Scott Taylor, Ginny Hef- fernan, Linda Wein- druch, Diane Williams, Vicki Ackerson. BACK ROW: Morrie Cook, Jan Beinke, Sue Clark. Miss¬ ing from the picture is Kathy Clough. DAR. Quill and Scroll 21 Rotarians Are Student Leaders Each month during the school year, the faculty selected two young men on the basis of their leadership, citizenship, and scho¬ lastic abilities to be Junior Rotari¬ ans. These two seniors, eighteen in all, attended luncheons weekly at the Rock Island Rotary Club. There, they held timely discussions with Sr. Rotarians, and also listened to speakers on various subjects. I. Junior Rotarians are NEXT TO BANNISTER, BOTTOM TO TOP: Jeff Tubbs. Mike Foley, Gerry Kee, Dan Scott, Eric Carlson, John Medlock. CENTER: Scott Mason, Dave Andrews, Bruce Reiff, Kevin Rudd, Earl McGinnis. AGAINST WALL: Jon Jones, Dan Ingold, Peter Hong, Joel Sax, Tim Gordon, Mark Steven¬ son. 2. Jeff Tubbs stops off at his locker before heading to a Rotary meeting. 22 Junior Rotarians Honors Come to Seven Boys and Girls State was an honor given in the spring of 73 to one or two outstanding juniors. They were chosen on the basis of their leadership abilities and their outstanding overall character¬ istics. The students to whom this honor was giv¬ en were: Jane Robinson and Cindy Pippert for Girls State, and Jeff Rankin for Boys’. Junior Marshalls are part of every Rocky graduation. The Junior Marshalls who led the class of 73 into the stadium were Jane Robinson, Sue Nagy, Tim Gordon, and Bruce Reiff. Chosen by their fellow students, they represented the class of 74 at graduation. 1. Jr. Marshalls for the class of ' 73 look forward to their own graduation. TOP TO BOTTOM: Tim Gordon, Bruce Reiff. Sue Nagy, and Jane Rob¬ inson. 2. State Representatives Cindy Pippert, Jane Robinson, and Jeff Rankin typify leadership. Honors 23 Senate Reorganizes As the concern for students’ individual rights grew, Rocky’s Senate grew along with it. The senators this year were involved with many pro¬ jects to help the students. Committees were set up so that the projects received more individual attention. Senators, under the presidency of Joel Sax, were involved with the Grievance Booth, Homecoming, Assemblies, and dances. This year too, the senate took over role usually assigned to class officers. The Junior Senior Prom, a sopho¬ more mixer and graduation were all senate pro¬ jects this year. With the help of the new admin¬ istration, Rocky’s senate was beginning to get something done for the school and its students. 24 Senate 1. Leading Rocky’s senate are: Sponsor Gary Ackerson, Tim Gor¬ don, Joel Sax, Sue Nagy, and Donna Davis. 2. Senators of the class of 75 are: FRONT ROW: L. Wheelan, A. Hill, R. Harris, V. Sny¬ der, M. Bell, R. Beswick. SECOND ROW: D. Johnson, R. Samuel - son, D. Newton, V. Ackerson, N. Siegel. THIR D ROW R Moore, L. Brooks, K. Watkins. FOURTH ROW: C. Caras, K. Freeze, J. Evans, G. Stevenson, B. Weeks, E. Mayfield, D. Docterman, J. Graham, J. Wright, G. Gartelos, B. McRae. 3. Ralph Beswick pon¬ ders the question of Prom. 4. Emily Lardner, Joel Sax, and David Docterman man the grievance booth. 5. Through Senate efforts, Rocky students heard new voices, such as Linda Koester’s and Bob Nache’s, behind the morning announcements. 6. Sophie senators are FRONT ROW: N. Lemer, J. Press, L. Donley, L. Brown, A. Galex, S. Wendling, SECOND ROW: B. Guthrie, N. Chirekos, B. Ellis, D. Henneman, M. Hill, K Mack, M Baldridge, V. Ackerson. BACK ROW B. Vesey, M. Smith, J. Crouse, L. Kieffer, M Bladel, T. Nelson. 8. Leading the school are the senior sen¬ ators. FRONT ROW: D Williams, P. Caroth- ers, D. Nessler, L. Johnson, D. Schultz, K. Thompson, D. Davis, SECOND ROW: J Wei- gand, J. Robinson, R. Jinks, T. Kutsunis, P. Peterson, K. Hansen, J. Greenwood, S. Nagy. THIRD ROW: S . Clark, J Wallace, C Smith, K. Bauersfeld, G. Kee, V. Poe, B Taylor, B. Strutz, J. Sax, J. Medlock. BACK ROW: D. Dacon, J. Loquist, G. Edwards, T. Ackerman, H. Press, T. Gordon, M. Foley. Senate 25 Rocky Students Journey A broad In the summer of 1973, four Rocky students traveled abroad under the People-to-People Stu¬ dent Ambassador program, found¬ ed to promote international good will. Steve Mirr saw the European countries, while Kathi Nelson, Lar¬ ry Crompton, and Janet Viernow took a world tour. The students learned not only about different countries, but also how to cope with many new experiences. The summer of ’73 saw Steve, Kathi, Larry, and Janet enjoying them¬ selves as “innocents abroad”. ' Ts 1. “Worldly ” Rocky students Steve Mirr, Kathi Nelson , Janet Vier¬ now, and Larry Crompton participated in the People-to-People pro¬ gram last summer. 2. Larry Crompton finds himself dreaming of his days abroad. 3. Janet Viernow treads an ancient road in Greece. 26 People-to-People Italian Student Discovers America This year, under the sponsor¬ ship of the Kiwanis Club, Giov¬ anni Calabrese, from Cantanza- ro, Italy, was Rocky’s exchange student from overseas. His American brother was Gary Edwards. Darcy Anderson and Garry Kee were AFS representa¬ tives in the summer, with Darcy studying in Chile and Garry in Costa Rica. In the spring, AFS club held an AFS weekend, where all Quad Cities area ex¬ change students lived in a home other than their regular hosts 1. Is Jill Rakus meeting the Great I impkin by surprise at an AFS meeting? 2. Rocky ' s three AFS students, Darcy Anderson, Giovanni Calabrese, and Garry Kee compare experiences of their travels. Dar¬ cy visited Chile, Giovanni comes from Italy, and Garry spent a summer in Costa Rica. 3. AFS officers are Sandy Kenney, secretary; Kim Ostrom, president; and missing from the picture, Susie John¬ ston, vice president. 4. Gary Edwards and friend Yogi enjoy them¬ selves at an AFS meeting. AFS 27 Rocky Has Oktoberfest German Club, Rocky’s link with Germany, strived to learn more about the culture and cus¬ toms of that country. A German Oktoberfest and Christmas party were part of the learning experi¬ ences for German Club members. They conclud¬ ed their learning experiences with a trip to the Amana Colonies. 1. Dracula? No, it ' s just Henry Johnston dunking for apples at Ger¬ man Club’s Oktoberfest party. 2. Drink! Drink to eyes that are bright!” German clubbers raise their steins of — root beer! 3. Ger¬ man Club members are: FRONT ROW: Joan Sulser, Sharon Skov, Bob Guthrie, Eric Carlson, Andrea Bertlesen, Pat Guthrie. SEC¬ OND ROW Liz Evans, Marsha Bladel, Sandx Bingaman. Susie Anderson, Jill Rakus, Sue Bruck, Nancy Young. THIRD ROW Kris Peterson, Jane Evans, Jan Beinke, Jon Jones, Earl McGinnis, Mar¬ ty Morgan, Henry Johnson, Vicki Doeckel, Rich Todd 28 German Club ■ Lit Club Contains Genius Reading and learning — one of Literary Club ' s goals. Thus year ' s club did that and had fun as well. Along with their literary discussions, the club had a Christmas party, ' % a paperback book exchange, and a weiner roast. A change of format was also part of the club ' s year; instead of dis¬ cussing well-known authors ' works, the club returned to discussing only members ' works. Literary Club concluded their year with the publication of their own magazine. 1. Intellectually oriented student finds stimulation in seri¬ ous literature. 2. The bookworms” of Lit. Club include: FRONT ROW: Eric Carlson, Earl McGinnis. Jon Jones. MIDDLE ROW Melissa Moltzen. Jeff Dennis, Andrea Bertelson. BACK ROW Steve Resler, Rebecca Jones. Dairy Kannenburg, Joan Sulser, Sue Hanna. Jan Beinke. 3. Checkmate! Jeff Dennis tells Earl McGinnis trium¬ phantly at a Lit. Club party. Literary Club 29 Pan Am Stresses Culture The Spanish culture and language were of in¬ terest to a great number of Rocky students. Pan- Am channeled this interest into learning experi¬ ences and enjoyment. Early in the year, mem¬ bers had dinner at Tortilla Flats. A taco party at Su Casa, and an international dinner with French and German club members were held also during the year. A trip to the Davenport Art Institute and museum, plus participation in a Spanish mass, enriched and enlarged the mem¬ bers’ knowledge of Spanish culture. Activities such as these gave Pan-Am members a better understanding of the cultures of some of our neighboring lands. 1. Pan Am league officers are Chris Brandt, Linda Donlin, Sheri Bladel, Laurie Sweet. 2. “Ole!” say Pan Am members. FRONT ROW: Mary Gail Smith, Chris Brandt, Suzy Nicholson, Terry Hegg, Linda Donlin, Val Connolly. BACK ROW: Robbie Massey, Cindy Pipert, Sheri Bladel, Janet Hillan, Laurie Sweet, Audrey Gal- ex. Patty Wickett, Buzzy Eagle, Malinda Ingold. 3. {Resident Bladel lords it over the others at a Pan-Am meeting. French Club Says “Joyeux Noel!” French Club, one of three lan¬ guage clubs at Rocky, worked to promote an interest in French cul¬ ture. Members learned of ‘‘la vie francaise” by participation in var¬ ious activities. Plans for the year included a shopping trip to the Dubuque mall, and an internation¬ al dinner with Pan-Am and Ger¬ man club members. 1. Officers of French Club are Earl Mc¬ Ginnis. June Bivens, and Nancy Motz. 2. A French Clubber pulls out the stop¬ per” before a party. 3. French Club members are KNEELING: Gerry Kee. Jan Beinke, Andrea Bertelsen. STAND¬ ING: Earl McGinnis, Pam Houlton, Lauren Janov. June Bivens, Nancy Motz. Julia Kovacs. Eric Carlson. Daphne Joann ides, Joan Sulser. French Club 31 Equality, Civil Rights Concern FREE, ACLU Equal rights and freedom for all were the basic goals on which ACLU and FREE stood. FREE, Freedom Rights Equality for Everyone, was concerned mainly with wom¬ en s rights. Speakers and films played a part in educating FREE ' s members about women ' s rights. ACLU, the Amer¬ ican Civil Liberties Union, was involved with civil rights for everyone. They too had speakers to help teach mem¬ bers their in dividual rights as students and as citizens. Both these clubs made great gains in educating Rock Is¬ land students about their rights. 1. Nancy Shallman, Carson Doran, Toria Strauss, Jimmy Doherty, and Helene Minot are concerned with legal rights. 2. Helping to ush¬ er in new rights for women are FREE members Susie Johnston, Kris Peterson, Jan Beinke, Nancy Shallman, Helene Minot, Toria Strauss, and Teresa Edwards. 3. A Legal Aid attorney speaks to 32 ACLU, FREE Debaters Make Forensic Fireworks The rigors of a debate are special, known only to debators. The debate team at Rocky proved that they could l survive that strain, by their participa¬ tion in many debates throughout the two state area. All the finer points of debate were used to their fullest advan¬ tage by the Rocky debators. Pro and con, arguments, rebuttals and more, all figure into a Rocky debators year. 1. Dave Hughes deduces a masterful conclusion. 2. Willing to argue on any good subject are Rocky ' s debaters: Julie Wallace, Audrey Galex, Lauren Janov, Pat Guthrie, Greg Lanier, Nancy Young, Rich Todd, Sue Dohrer, and Dave Hughes. 3. Grinning debaters look as if they have something up their sleeves? Debate 33 Thespian Career In trigues Members Acting a most visible form of expression. Characters, costumes and sets create an atmosphere, but the driving force that makes it work is the people. This years Drama Club was possessed with the driving determination to make their plays come alive. In their plays, with the costumes and sets. Drama Club created real charac¬ ters and situations. At their meet¬ ings, members discussed new inno¬ vations and plans allowing for a wider field of expression and realism. 34 Drama Club 1. Eric Carlson as Cramps and John Campbell as Pud starred in “On Borrowed Time”, the Drama Club play. 2. Joan Sulser and Sharon Skov check out the refreshment list. 3. Kathi Bauersfeld applies make-up with a professional touch as she prepares to go on stage for “On Borrowed Time”. 4. The dream of an acting career seems very much on Terry Hegg ' s mind. 5. Up in a tree over acting are Drama Club officers Carson Doran, Andrea Bertlesen, and Jan Beinke. 6. “Did I get a part?” Cathy Barker shows the anxiety symptoms familiar to every Drama Clubber as she reads the cast lists for the One-Acts. 7. Drama Club members show their particu¬ lar brand of insanity. FRONT ROW: L. Lefstein, G. Heffeman, R. Harris, A. Galex, L. Braner, J. Bivens, A. Bertelsen, T. Hegg, C. Bums. SECOND ROW: S. Bruck, L. Beckman, S. Skov, L Whee- lan, C. Barker, J. Sulser, J. Crouse, R. Jones, D. Palicki. BACK ROW: Af Skov, K. Duetsch, J. Ruud, B. Gulley, E. Carlson, R. Aitken, D. Kannenburg. Drama Club 35 Senior Glee Expresses in Song Music allows for many facets of expression. Writing, playing, or singing, people can express their thoughts about themselves or others. Senior Glee was a class for students who found enjoy¬ ment and enrichment in singing. Members could be found singing in the classroom or in the com¬ munity. Community involve¬ ment played a bigger part than ever before for Senior Glee. Diligence and hardwork, com¬ bined with Rocky’s best voices, came through with excellent per¬ formances at concerts and as¬ semblies. Senior Glee took time out to combine fun with music at the annual jnusical. “Kiss me Kate” was this year’s spring musical. To end their year, Se¬ nior Glee traveled to St. Louis and Six Flags. Members raised money themselves to finance their trip. Aided by their love and enthusiasm for music. Se¬ nior Glee made their year one to remember. 1. Jim Kiser, Gary Edwards, and Jeff Hindman team up to prepare for the Christmas concert. 2. Brenda Clauson and Chris Smith show that sing¬ ing is exhausting. 3. Jeff seems really ready to go out and get ' em on stage. 4. Mary Skinner, Mary Osborn, Eric Carlson, and Andrea Bertlesen are 1973-74 Senior Glee Officers. 5. Section leaders are Rick McGaph, Teresa Doyle, Eric Carlson, MariAnn Graham, and Jeff Noble. 36 Senior Glee . Members of Senior Glee are FRONT ROW: J. Viemow, T. Doyle, A. Ber- telsen, K. Shrake, M. Osborn, L. Franck, T. Shaffnit, D. Heinze, M. Gra¬ ham, M. Gregory, V. Kenny, C. Smith. SECOND ROW: B. Demott, V. Ackerson, G. Maurus, D. Williams, L. Harms, K. Ehlers, M Skinner, S. Briggs, S. Clark, C. DeLoose, D. Newton, N. Shallman, B. Clauson. THIRD ROW: L. Wheelan, J. Olson, J. Westerbeck, G. Edwards, J. Ruud, K. Anderson, D. Cooklin, S. Bridgeford, J. O ' Mears, E. Carlson, J. Gra¬ ham, J. Krismanits, E. McGinnis, C. Harrell, D. Johnson. BACK ROW: K. Peterson, V. Poe, G. Resler, S. Resler, J. Kiser, J. Noble, R. Corel, R. Mc- Graph, J. Hindman, D. Wilt, R. Aitken, C. Russell, P. McFall, C. Martin, C. Barker. Senior Glee 37 Study of Madrigals Is Aim of Chamber Choir The cream of Rocky ' s singing voices converged into a single unit, Chamber Choir. They provided music for all seasons and occasions. This year ' s Chamber Choir per¬ formed with the Picolo Opera Company in Hansel and G ret el . caroled at North park, and gave various musical programs throughout Rock Island. Plans were also in the making to attend a Chamber Music Symposium at the University of Illinois. By expressing themselves in these ways, Rock Island High School ' s Chamber Choir showed their love of music. 1. Rocky’s Chamber Choir forms a circle of success: FRONT ROW: Teresa Doyle, Gina Maurus, Sue Clark, Vicki Acker- son, Jan Beinke, Sue Briggs, Mary Osborn, Denise Heime, Mary Skinner. BACK ROW: Jim Kiser, John O’Meara, Curt Danner, Earl McGinnis, Dan Ingold, Keith Anderson, Dave Meredith, Eric Carlson, Jeff Ruud. 2. Chamber Choir mem¬ bers show that hard work goes behind their beautiful sound. Denise Heime provides a feminine touch to Keith Anderson as she applies rouge before Hansel and Gretel. 38 Chamber Choir Choral Groups Have New Director Rocky ' s Girls ' Glee and sophomore cho¬ ruses found themselves under new leader¬ ship this year in the form of Mr. Dan Pe- truccelli. fi Petro and his choruses worked hard try ing to achieve musical perfection. Their hard work and patience paid off at their concerts with the pleasure they gave to listeners. 1. Treble voices making up Girl’s Glee are FRONT ROW: Director Mr. Petrocelli, Dawn Newton, Bonnie Pieper, Roxanne Foley, and Susie Anderson. MIDDLE ROW: Vicki Doeckel, Barb Rich, Erin O’Hem, Pam Hultgren, Mona Bower. BACK ROW: Sherry Wold, Lee Ann Perkins, Joan Sulser, Shelby Olson. 2. Joan Sul- ser concentrates on a piece of new music. 3. Lois Beckman seems determined to master the art of singing. 4. Sophomore chorus members dedicate themselves to insuring Rocky’s musical future. Girls ’ Glee, Sophomore Chorus 39 New Leadership Sparks Creativity This year, under the new lead¬ ership of Dr. Vincent Pacxia, the Rock Island High School bands added a new dimension to their programs. The band was divided into a wind ensemble and concert band, the system of cadre leaders was started, and for the first time in years, the band played pre-game, halftime, and post¬ game shows. The highlight of the band’s, and the school’s, half¬ time shows was the performance of the Purdue Marching Band. During the year, the band also gave numberous excellent concerts. 1. Getting out of school to perform is Mary Skinner’s idea of a good day. 2. Making up Concert Band are: FIRST ROW V. Kenney, K. Lauhom, S. Christie, K. Zimmerman, J. Sanderson, K. Davies, T. Nelson, N. Kale, J. Wise, C. DeLoose, P. Baker, J. Hart, C. Kee. SECOND ROW: B. Bickel, C. Davis, M. Wynn, T. Bollinger. J. Wilson, S. Adams, M. Huffman, J. Scott, K. Bealer, A. Radloff, A Kuenning, G. Watkins, T. Watkins. THIRD ROW: K Mitchell, D. Birkel, L. King, M Miller, S. Resler, P. Roberson, C. Altman, K. McSparin, M. Bleuer, N. Martinez, B. Blais, M. Jackson, B. Meacher, R. Koch, W. Turner, T. Hisey. FOURTH ROW C Burrill, C. Bunveil, L. Godby, K. Williams, J. Hickson, S. Raessler, R. Scott, H. Hall, L. Jensen, D. Meredith, T. Wil¬ son, T. Brown, R. Moeller, P. Axup, T. Ackerman, R. Aitkin, B. Timm, R. Brower, D. Johnson, C. Fritz, M. Ehrman, J. Kee, T. Breean, E. Hendren, T. Isaacson, J. Grahlman. 3. Adding sparkle to Rocky’s band are twirlers Landee Franck, Cheryl Davis, Gina Epperly, Sally Peter¬ son, Carol Clark Missing from the picture is drum major Manann Graham 40 Band . “ u onder if I can get any noise out of this thing, ' ' says Scott Mason. 2. Band members are excited at the prospect of performing for the dedica¬ tion of the 1-80 bridge. 3. Dr. Vincent Paxcia brought many inovations to the band in his first year at Rocky. 4. Wind Ensemble members are FRONT ROW: K. Anspach, T Ward, M. Graham. V. Glider, .4 Bertelsen, K Peterson, N. Haller. SECOND ROW: G. Epperly, T. Ribbeck, S. Peterson, J. Egeberg, B. Ellis, M Skinner, P. Hong, J. Graham, M Bush. G. Watkins, T. Watkins. THIRD ROW S. Thompson, L Wild- man, J. Randerson, B. Anderson, J. Wilson, S. Adams. M. Huffman, M Brill, B. Sapp, K Bradt . B. Ellis, P Roth, M. Boehm. R. Phollips, D. Henneman, T. Gordon. J. Jones. FOURTH ROW T Ackerman, W Schiess, D. Sanlan. R. Tu eet, P. Stal¬ ey. B Hall. D. Kelly. T. Bell, M Johnson. S. Mason. S. Mirr, E. Sipes. C. Hudson Band 41 42 Band 1. Making up Brass Ensemble are: FRONT ROW: Mary Ann Huffman, Tami Brown, Tony Bell, Todd Ackerman, Marc Johnson. BACK ROW: Dan Boehm, Brad Ellis, Dino Milani, Tab Brennan, Jim Westerbeck, Tom Isaacson, Jim Grahlmann. 2. Cadre leaders are: SITTING: Steve Resler, Brice Ellis, Mar- iann Graham, Andrea Bertelsen, Phil Roth, Steve Mirr. KNEELING: Pete Hong, Jay Graham, Tim Gordon. STANDING Dr. Paxcia. 3. Stage Band musicians are: FRONT ROW: Jay Graham. Mark Trulson, Brice Ellis, Pete Hong, Julie Atkinson. BACK ROW: James Jones, Rich Phillips, Dave Stock- dale, Todd Ackerman, Scott Mason, Tami Brown, Steve Mirr 4 Providing leadership for band members are officers Noni Haller, Brice Ellis, Gina Epper- ly, Pete Hong. 5. The 1-280 bridge looms over band members as they arrive on the scene. 6. “Good guys Steve, Jay, and Dr. Paxcia move the piano. Band 43 � Orchestra Is Producer of Marvelous Melodies Staying on for a seventh hour was enough to make most Rock Island students groan. But stu¬ dents in orchestra stayed on and willingly. Their days were oftentime long, but their music proved worth it. Their pride in their music was evident at their concerts, where their long days and their hours of practice evened themselves out. 44 Orchestra 1. Toni Watkins unpacks the big bassoon. 2. Mike Spachs seems just a little afraid of the roving photog¬ rapher. 3. “It’s just a half step sharp. ”Janet Helpenstell and Dr. Paxcia advise Cathy Bentley on tuning her flute. 4. Tab Brennan and Bob Guthrie play the blues. 5. Orchestra members are: FRONT ROW: Rebecca Jones, Jeff Soltow, Liz Wheelan, Marina Yokas, Sherry Bevill, Mike Spachs, Beth McLaughlin, Keith Anderson, Sheldon Salak. SECOND ROW: Sharon Skov, Tina Snedeker, Liz Evans, Jeff Dennis, Sharon Anderson, Janet Helpenstell, Vicki Glider, Cathy Bentley. THIRD ROW: Dino Milam, Mary Ann Huffman, Toni Watkins, Kim Anspach, Steve Resler, FOURTH ROW Tab Brennan, Jim Grahlmann, Jim Westerbeck, Tony Bell. FIFTH ROW: Jon Jones, Jim Bladel, Bob Guthrie, Mr. Hart, Todd Acker¬ man, Dan Scott, Dick Henneman, Debbie Palicki. Orchestra 45 Healing — Aim of FHC, HO Future Health Careers and Health Occupa¬ tions were the two organizations that worked toward Health Careers. FHC members worked toward their planned health careers with films and field trips. They also worked in the Clinic keeping records and running errands. The mem¬ bers of Health Occupations were busy with on the job training. They were employed in places from health centers to doctors and dentists of¬ fices. Members of both groups all worked dilli- gently toward a career in the field of Health. m 1. Foreseeing a career in health fields are FHC members. FRONT ROW: Kathy Wilson, Vicki Christianson, Mary Gusman, Gale Birely. BACK ROW: Joan Gor- eth, Margaret Stroder, Althea Hichman, Gwen Carpenter, Sue Fox. 2. Officers of the HO class are: Nedra Stewart, Tina Freeburg, Donna Moroni, Galene Barber, and Roma Muskeyvalley. 3. Participants in the HO program are KNEELING: Debbie VanSprybrook, Debbie Fry, Pam Crookshank. STANDING: Belinda Mill - er, Cathy Hughes, Lori Briholtz, Mary Jo Headly, Joan Calsyn, Carol Gainous, Roberta Nachbauer, Althea Hickman, Debbie Lawson. 46 HO, FHC Students Desire Office Careers The members of Office Occupa¬ tions were involved with on the job training. Members worked toward the future as typists or reception¬ ists in various Rock Island business offices. While earning salaries, they were also working for the better¬ ment of themselves and Rock Island. I Members of the Office Occupations class include: Mary Lenger, Debbie Wil¬ son, Gail Gladkin, Sharon Black. STANDING: Barb Mollering, Dixie McMurray, Bonnie Foss, Jill Wilde, Di¬ ane Trout, Kathy Clough. 2. Leading the 0.0. class are officers: Sponsor Mrs. Nel¬ son, Gail Gladkin, Kathy Clough, Jill Wilde, Sharon Black, Barb Mollering, Mary Lenger. 3. Other participants in the 0.0. program are: SITTING: Lorrie Noack, Carol Battin, Elise Kelly, Sanara Muscovalley, Cindy Oldfother, Sandra Stampley. STANDING: Vicki McMillan, Becky Bennett, Cathy Beuill, Betty Kerres. Absent from the photo is Sheri Wyers. 00 47 Students Mix School With Job Experience The Distributive Education and Cooperative Work Training classes were involved in a number of learning experiences this year. The DE officers attended an executive conference in the fall, and a Student Leadership Conference in the spring. An employer-employee banquet ended the year’s activities. The CWT students were busy with both jobs and school work. This year, these stu¬ dents were employed in a variety of places, such as grocery stores, hamburger stands, and the Arsenal. 48 DE, CWT I. Officers for the first period DE class are: Mark Chambers, Tootsie Vogel, and Kim Nickels. 2. Ben Stoneking performs hi s duties at Town and Country Furniture. 3. Is Greg Simmons thinking of that Pepsi after he gets off work at Eagles ? 4. Mem bers of the first period DE class are: FRONT ROW, Debbie Daxon, Patty Raymond, Jackie Carroll, Juanita Rossen, Phyl¬ lis Hoffman, Mary Vogel, Cindy Grimm, Sue Moser, Mike Tyrell, Bruce Reed. BACK ROW, Connie Wilson, Janelle Godkin, Sharon Hartman. Mark Chambers, Marty Pepmeyer, Scott Strader, Jim Jackson, Bob Murphy, John Markin, Scott Edmondson, Kim Nick¬ els, Mr. Devinney. 5. Rox Omman fills ' em up at Floyd ' s Friendly Service. 6. Connie Wilson “earns while learning. ” 7. Class members of CWT fourth peri¬ od are FRONT ROW, Cindy Morgan, Minnie Boyd, Wanda Otts. SECOND ROW, Gail Schaump, Dewey Maltsburger, Mark Rice, Rox Omman. BACK ROW, Jeff Talley, Mr. Devinney, Sandy Fretto. 8. Juanita Rossen dresses the dummies at McCabes. DE, CWT 49 Chefs Create Luscious Concoctions Rocky’s Chefs and Jr. Chefs were students involved in the Co¬ op Ed program. By going to school half a day, and working the other half, they received their credits toward graduation. Chefs and Jr. Chefs were employed in various food establishments, such as fast food businesses or hospital kitchens. By working like this, Chefs and Jr. Chefs provided services for their community while helping themselves. 50 1. Herb LeMaster and Dave Maynard are Senior Chefs offi¬ cers. 2. “Patty cake, patty cake,” Teresa Yakovitch says to herself as she molds biscuits. 3. Carla Johnson and Beth Ann Moore wonder anxiously if that cake will ever be done. 4. Ju¬ nior Chefs officers are Teresa Yakovitch and Calvin Me Quieter. Chefs, Jr. Chefs Y-Teens Create Swirl Working with others, and trying to help those with problems was a goal of this year’s Y-Teens. Members, some who have belonged since sev¬ enth grade, worked in many activities such as Big Sister Little Sister programs, local tag days, and area Y conferences. Y-Teens also planned many recreational activities, with Volleyball gymnastics, and swimming among them. The highlight of the club’s year was the annual Sweetheart Swirl. By combining community work and leisure time, Rocky’s Y-Teens expressed their motto — “Y-Teen spirit, pep, and go. ” l . Y-Teens officers are Joanne France, treasurer; Thelia Munsey, president; and Cor- rine Caras, vice president. 2. Creative ideas flow at a Y-Teens meeting. 3. A pooped Y-Teen shows the effects of working too many hours on Swirl. . Y-Teens 51 Ski, Ice Skating Club Explore Winter’s Joy Winter and snow mean beauty and fun for some, sloppiness and misery for others. Ice Skat¬ ing Club and Ski Club were two clubs that coin¬ cided with the beauty and fun aspect of the sea¬ son. Ice Skating Club, chartered in the fall by the senate, was a new club at Rocky. Members heard speakers, and saw movies that dealt with ice skating. They skated on various rinks throughout the Quad-Cities, and helped push for the indoor rink to be built in Rock Island. 1. For a Ski Club member, happiness is some well-fitting boots, new skis, and some nice, white snow. 2. Ice skating club officers Cindy Pippert and Sue Hanna look forward to a great winter on skates. 3. Ice skaters discuss supporting the indoor sports complex. 4. Darcy Anderson is in awe as she watches a Ski Club movie. 52 Ski, Ice Skating Club Peppers Create Spirit It’s not the pep in the pepper pot ...” the P.A. blared. A bad commercial? No, just Pep Club on the move again. This year the tradition¬ al sign painting and spirit boosting was given a new twist as members used poems and imagina¬ tive captions. Expressing their spirit through loyalty to RIHS has been Pep Club’s main goal. 1. Officers of Pep Club are vice president Sandi Kenny; president Linda Scheer; and secretary Diane Williams; absent from the photo is Donna Moroni, treasurer. 2. Audrey Galex adds to the ideas brought up at Pep Club. 3. Pep Club members stop a second to share a bit of gossip. 4. Pep Club members make good use of new ideas. Pep Club 53 Athletes Show Prowess The Lettermen’s Club began its year with a change. For the first time, girls of Rocky who had earned their letters were able to attend the meet¬ ings. As a result of this, a committee was formed to rewrite and up-date the constitution. The new lettermen’s club also planned activities for the year, a car wash among them. With its new members, the club was opened up to new hori¬ zons with regard to its future plans and activities. 1. Lettermen Jerry Wagner, Jeff Tubbs, and Dave Stone discuss plans for the Let- termen ' s Club sledding party. 2. Lettermen and letterwomen are FRONT ROW Ron Hudson, Allen Branch, Val Ackerson, Scott Taylor, Jan Beinke, Susie Martinsen. SECOND ROW Mike Foley, Becki Strutz, Jill Rakus, Dave Andrews, Ginny Heffernan, Jeff Tubbs, Steve Gang, Vicki Ackerson, Tom Myers. BACK ROW: Mike Dingledein, Kevin Rudd, Donna Davis, Tim Gordon, Pam Carrothers, Jerry Wagner, Vince Ackerson, and Mark Stevenson. 3. A major change in the club this year was the admittance of letterwomen for the first time. 54 Lettermen’s Club School Service Aim of Key Club The aim of Rocky’s Key Club was to aid the high school and community. The club, which consisted of about twenty-five male students, was sponsored by the Rock Island Kiwanis Club. Key Club members worked alongside Kiwanis Club mem¬ bers on various community pro¬ jects, one of which was the an¬ nual Kiwanis Carnival. For the enjoyment of the student body, Key Club showed movies after basketball games. 1. Key Club officers are up a flagpole over community in¬ volvement. TOP TO BOT¬ TOM: Gary Edwards, Dave Lardner, Bill Osmundson, Howie Press. 2. Key Clubbers set up the projector before showing their famous after¬ game movies. 3. Joel Sax, Bill Osmundson, Dan Curry, John Detwiler, Dave Lardner, Dave Nessler, Ted Kutsunis, Jeff Jones, Vince Ackerson, Curt Danner, Tom Tingle, Jim Kis¬ er, Gary Edwards, Ron Black make up Key Club. Key Club 55 GAA Mem bers Express Selves Through Sports Girls’ Athletic Association is a club where girls of Rocky can express themselves through athlet¬ ics. Gymnastics, volleyball, and tennis among others served as an outlet of enjoyment and ex¬ pression for G.A.A. members. G.A.A.’s most important task was preparing and decorating for Homecoming. Other activities that were planned included a Mother-Daughter Banquet, a Pa and Me party, and a Co-Rec night. 1. GAA cabinet members enjoy building a pyramid. BOT¬ TOM ROW: Deb Johnson, Linda Koester, Kathy Wilson. SECOND ROW: Susie Briggs, Vicki Ackerson, TOP: Gin- ny Heffeman. 2 3. Two volleyball players sock it to ’em 4. Do GAA ' ers really like to turn themselves into pretzels ? 5. GAA members form a huddle to discuss plans. 6. The girls gym forms a perfect setting for a rousing game of volleyball. GAA 57 Dolphinettes Present “A Trip to the Zoo” Working long, tedious hours was routine for Rocky’s Dolphinettes. Each member, chosen for her ability and grace, strove to make her part in the show faultless. Members came early and stayed late in order to perfect their routines for the annual Dolphinette show. This show, held in March, proved to be a flawless example of water ballet and synchronized swimming. Expression through beauty was the true, if unofficial, motto of Rock Island High School’s Dolphinettes. 1. Dolphinette cabinet members are BUTl ' UM TO TOP: Linda Bishop, Kathy Smith, Julie Weigand, (Jinny Heffeman, Mary Jane Andrews, Jan Beinke, Diane Williams, Diane Schult 2 , Jill Rakus, Vicki Ackerson, and Susie Johnston. 2. ”Should we do a back dolphin ' ” Carol Carlson, Susie Bnck, and Liz Evans discuss plans for their routine. 3. Dolphinette offi¬ cers are Kathy Smith, Linda Bishop, and Julie Weigand. Missing from the picture is president Liz Lardner. 4. Denise Kissel looks foru ard to “A Trip to the Zoo”. 5. This Dolphinette needs to try a little harder! 6. (Jin¬ ny Heffeman and Val Ackerson wait anxiously to hear the results of try¬ outs. 7 . Julie Weigand enjoys singing in the shower” after practice. Dolphinettes 59 Campus Life Looks for Meaning Self expression and expression among others was one of the foundations of Campus Life. Meeting weekly, the club mem¬ bers discussed events relevent to themselves, school, and the world. In these discussions, members tried to come to a bet¬ ter understanding of themselves and others. Campus Life was not always so serious and thought provoking. Time out was taken for games and parties, with all members gladly participating. On the whole, Campus Life was trying to find reasons, and possible solu¬ tions for the problems of today, be they big or small. 1. A Campus Life member finds someone whom he can lean on. 2. Many different moods and expressions can be found on the faces of Campus Lifers. 3. Taking a high¬ er view of things are Campus Life officers Steve Resler and MariAnn Graham. 4. Dar¬ cy Birkel listens carefully at a meeting. 60 Campus Life BSU Presents King Assembly Entering its third year as a club, the Black Student Union success¬ fully sought to create an awareness and interest in Black culture and history. One of the highlights of their year was the trip to Black Expo in Chicago. Other activities included candy sales at noon, an art exhibit in the hallway, and par¬ ticipation in the Martin Luther King Memorial Day Assembly. An expression of pride and self aware¬ ness at being black was the goal achieved by the B.S. U. 1. BSU members help fill the tummies of Rocky students with their candy sales. 2. A Tribute to Dr. Martin Luther King was sponsored by BSU. 3. BSU members presented a beautiful choral number at the King assembly. 4. BSU cabi¬ net members are FRONT ROW: Jeff Lamm, Ron Hudson, Gerry Kee, Allen Branch. BACK ROW: Donald Williams, Kim Lamm, Lauren Boswell. BSU 61 Scientific Minds Challenge Facts Science Club and Council were offered to those students who had any interest in the many fields of science. Science Club offered dis¬ cussions, movies, trips and a chance to experiment. Science Council was a combination of Sci¬ ence Club, Radio Club, Camera Club, and Fraction Faction. It also offered students chances to delve into science related matters. Sci¬ ence Council activities took in a yearly steak fry, a Christmas fon¬ due party, and all the concession stand work. 1. Hamming it up on a school bus are Science Council members Eric Carlson, Cathy Wilson, Teri Sackfield, Cindy Pippert, Earl McGinnis, and Melissa Moltz- en. On Top is Dan Ingold, 2. “Our latest concoction seems to taste just like Pep¬ si”, comment Cathy Wilson and Cindy Pippert, Science Club officers. 3. Colleen Bums shows that working in concessions is a joyful duty for her. 62 Science Council Photography Is Flashy Activity Pictures are a way to capture many types of expressions — both animate and inanimate objects. The art of taking good pictures u as one much explored by Camera Club. At their monthly meetings, club members talked over new cameras, and old and new tech¬ niques of photography. Members of Camera Club may do some profes¬ sional work on their own, and some are invaluable to school publica¬ tions such as Watchtower and Crimson Crier. 1. Camera Club members are Jeff Cobert, Rich Mohr, Scott Brown. Earl McGinnis, Mark Tips- word, Cindy Pippert, Nancy Young. 2. Camera Club president Steve Olson checks out a neu print. Camera Club 63 Math, Fun Makes Fraction Faction Numbers are as old as man himself, and throughout man’s history have been a breeze for some, a challenge for some, and plain trouble for others. Rocky’s Fraction Faction Club promised fun mathematically for all, no matter what their academic lev¬ el. By working with assorted math problems, Fraction Faction members learned short cuts and solutions for them. Not all the meetings however, were so inclined. Parties and games were included in the meet¬ ings, some math oriented, others not. Fraction Faction’s other ac¬ tivities included a Christmas party, a spring picnic, and a hayrack ride. These activities offered a time for relaxing to Fractions Faction members, whose mathematical brains were starting to tire out. 64 Fraction Faction . Jim Kiser plays tic-tac-toe with a jolly Santa who looks amazingly like Mr Ryner. 2. Fraction Faction officers Dan Ingold, Melissa Moltzen, and Eric Carlson play footsie. 3. Randy Aitken and Lory Ferm pause to give dazzling smiles at the FF Christmas Party. 4. Fraction Faction officers are a crooked group. FRONT ROW: Terri Sack field, Cathy Wilson, Cindy Pippert, Dan Ingold. BACK ROW: Earl McGinnis, Melissa Moltzen, Eric Carlson, and Jan Beinke. 5. Fraction Faction member Cathy Wilson checks the concessions. Fraction Faction 65 tETje Crimson Crier Vol. LXXIX No. 5 Rock Island High School Rock Island, Illinois 61201 With accurate stu¬ dent reporting and ob¬ servant editorials, the Crimson Crier covered both the good and bad times at Rocky in 1973- 74. Creative in-depth pages covered such wide topics as morality, cheating, winter sports, and alternatives in edu¬ cational systems, while news pages informed the student body of var¬ ied events and activi¬ ties. Always striving for the true story, staff members guarded against the appearance of bias in their articles ones which have brought up the most talk. Do we really need them? Some people think we should retain these officers be¬ cause they are the ones who make all the arrangements for the reunions for the years to come. In past years the selection of senior class officers has been somewhat of a joke. With either a nomination of some person who does not even exist or of someone who could care less about Rocky. There has been a suggestion to nominate 3 chairmen to cover the duties which the officers now have. These would be This year at Rock Island high school the students want to be heard and have decided to do something about it, so they put their heads together with Dr. William Kritzmire. He got toge¬ ther with Mr. Harold Voylcs, Mr. Gary Ackerson, the senate members, and a few other stu¬ dents whom they thought would help form a grievance commit¬ tee for the students. The main object of the griev¬ ance committee is so that the students have some place to bring their gripes and be heard. Also they are trying to get the school board to pass a new rule that permits smoking in the mall and to have open campus during lunch for the students. The new committee will at- — r I § new ideas being bjxnj lU favoi Wednesday, November 21, 1973 Business Ed Adds Courses The Business Department at Rock Island high school has re¬ ceived approval for the develop¬ ment of two new courses for 1974-1975 school year. The first course, Business Ma¬ chines will be designed to appeal to the male students at Rocky. For juniors and seniors, this one semester course, with special emphasis on adding machines, calculators, and how to solve everyday problems, is for the young men going to college to study Business Administration and Accounting or into science programs where this kind of training would be most helpful. Also, many young men work in retailing establishm ents.services, jobs pro- 11 very i nin.snn l rier .- rm,: (rr taf uu .• tm uit manager Lori Johnson, ad manager Charly Moskowitz, and co-editors Kathy Clough and Candy Hadley. 2. 1st semester staff consisted of Ron Hudson, Steve Rubin, Scott Heth, Dave Andrews, Jeff Noble, Donna Rolfs, Chris Comers, Willie Johnson, and Dirk Palmer. 3. Mr. Hawkin- son’s print staff produced the finished copy of the Crimson Crier. 66 Crimson Crier Crimson Crier Vol. LXXIX No. 7 Rock Island High School IHSA Recinds The Illinois High School Association recinded the suspension imposed on Rocky in a meeting in Chi¬ cago on Saturday, January 12 . However, probation was extended tor one year un¬ til February 7, 1975, and Rocky may not participate in class A A basketball competition on the state level for the 1974 season and the Sectional Tourna¬ ment to be hosted by Rock Island will be shifted to another school. by Candy Hadley Rock Island High School was suspended from all interscho¬ lastic activities for one year by order of the Illinois High School A s socia j lonjj H SA jrJan - uary 4, because of the alleged recruitment of basketball play¬ ers this fall. A temporary injunction was issued by Circuit Judge Conway Spanton, prohibiting the IHSA from enforcing the punishment until a full hearing on the in¬ junct ion lunuuri 1_ Before til is going with the I( ment on reached, tlj celed. Dr. WilliJ intendent ed that volved in James CJ Jessel, ha| their duti High, but still remain as teach- - Rock Island. Illinois 61201 Friday. January 18, 1974 Suspension ms” During al the high sclj a statemen from Harry ecutive se Rocky, be ibeir by-la tion, “. . • • . . . v i n bi arges that were the basis lvestigation by the IHSA __around the alleged re¬ cruiting of two basketball play¬ e rs , pne from Lockport. Illinois, r from Milwaukee, Wis- too youths enrolled at at the beginning of the iiester and participated netball practice. Both 1 out of school about Member, before ever a game. tire sports program is supported by the money they make from their games. Rocky has games scheduled with Iowa schools through the 1974-75 year. Gleboff and Jessel plan to tight the IHSA on their decision and have employed the help of a lawyer, Stewart Winstein. When asked his feelings on the IHSA’s decision, Jessel said that he was 4k a victim of extreme circum¬ stances.” ikageOf Water Pipe Causes relation Of School For Day I disbelief, and joy were pf the reactions Rocky udents experienced on rnmg of 1 IuitmLix , Jan- |Schc not available until about three in the afternoon. The missed day of school will not have to be made up because editor, Sarah Wilson and her as- SON CRIER is Shelby Olson. Mr l ' « m hunx i ur « l rim.sun ( ro’t strike u vuri ’$s leader pose. ' 2 I ending Crimson Crier 2nd semester staff are SITTING: Betty Grams, ad man¬ ager, Shelby (Jlson, Business manager. STANDING: Sarah Wilson, copy editor, ■Ian Beinke and Jeff Zukerman, co-editors. 3. Second semester editorial staff , iinsists of SITTING: Dave Murdy, Peggy Thompson, Dave Nessler, Suzy Ni- . holson, Becky DeMott. STANDING: Ron Corel, Larry Curtiss, Ervie Donel- von, Pam Allison, Sandy Kee, Richard Devich, Lief Garrison, Julie Wallace, Reese Surratt, Diane Williams, Cindy Herr, Pam Smith. 4. Second semester business staff is made up of FRONT ROW: Karen Kruse, Susie Marinsoen, Becky Strutz. BACK ROW: Laurie Dunklau, Donna Davis, Diana Rice, Robyn Samuelson, Tammy Golofsky. Roc In h I wa of water pressure, the ould not function prop- I thus ample heating was Hall-8 p.m. Jan. 31 Swimming-Moline-H Jan. 31 Wrestling-Dixon-A Crimson Crier 67 “Expression”Is Theme of 1974 Watchtower A yearbook captures a school year for posteri¬ ty. The ups and downs of daily school life are frozen and recorded by pictures and words. The staff of the 1974 Watchtower endeavored to catch these bits and pieces of the year. Meeting at the quiet hour of 8 a.m., the staff gained a headstart on the school day. During this hour, and many other long ones on weekends and after school, the 1974 Watchtower took shape. By making layouts, cropping pictures and always trying to meet deadlines, staff members learned how to express themselves and their school. 68 Watchtower 1. Toria, Susie, Ginny and Darn take a break from all work to enjoy a snowstorm. 2. Debbie Van Sprybrook checks out a past Watchtower for advice on a section. 3. Busy cropping a picture, Ginny Heffeman works hard to meet a deadline. 4. The 1973-74 Watchtower staff consists of FRONT ROW: Linda Weindruch, Toria Strauss, Diane Williams, Sue Hanna, Debbie VanSprybrook, Kim Ostrum, Sue Doh - rer. SECOND ROW: Steve Olson, Kathy Varadi, Nancy Young, Pat Guthrie, Jeff Dennis, Teresa Edwards, Ginny Heffeman, Darn Kannenburg, BACK ROW: Morrie Cook, Sherry Brown, Vicki Ackerson, Sue Clark, Lenore Talley, Deb Johnson, Jan Beinke, advisor Mrs. Conrad. 5. Sue Hanna considers new pictures. 6. Watchtower co-editors are Sue Clark, Jan Beinke, Diane Williams, and Vicki Ackerson. 7. Watch- tower staff members also have the responsibility of selling yearbooks at lunch. Watchtower 69 Homecoming ’73 Restores Tradition For the first time since 1947, Rocky students elected both a homecoming king and queen, out of a court made up of five girls and five guys. The names of the royalty, Donna Davis and Tim Gordon, were announced at the Homecoming dance, following a week of homecoming buttons, a 50’s greaser day, exhausted float builders, the parade, and a victo¬ rious game. Throughout the week of Homecoming ' 73, and up to the game and the dance, Rocky “boogied on. ” 70 Homecoming 1. “Master gymnasts” from the University of Iowa perform at the Homecoming assembly. 2. Royalty for 1973 Homecoming are, FRONT ROW, Mark Stevenson, Gaylene Barber, Liz Gard¬ ner, Sue Nagy, and Darcy Anderson. BACK ROW, King Tim Gordon, Joel Sax, Bruce Reiff, Mike Foley, Jeff Lamm, Jane Robinson, and Queen Donna Davis. 3. Debbie Long finds herself in a flattering pose in the spirit contests. 4. Weary junior float makers show off their efforts as “Crocodile Rocks” is on its way to a first prize. 5. The fifties brought back! Wendy Pannell swings with bobby sox and long skirts, as “Greaser Day ” is made part of Homecoming festivities. 6. Seniors give up their cars for a day when they ride along with a senior float, “Orange Crush ”. Homecoming 71 Organizations 73 74 Sports Sports 75 1973 Varsity Gridders Face Tough Competition The Rock Island High School varsity football team, under the direction of Gary Embertson for the seventh year, turned in a 3-6 1973 season record. What is not revealed in this record is the fact that the Rocks lost the Western Big 6 conference championship 20-17 to Quincy. Among the nine teams Rocky faced this season, they clashed with five teams who were ranked in the top 10 teams in either Illinois or Iowa. A rundown of the season looks like this: The Rocks traveled to Glen Ellen, a suburb of Chicago, for their season debut to battle the Glen Bard West powerhouse team. Although the Rocks lost this game 28-7, it was evident that they had the potential of a fine team. The next game was one all Rocky players look forward to — confrontation with our city rival, Alleman. Gliding over the Alleman Pioneers for the sixth consecutive year, Rock Island again gained the city crown and a boost in confidence for the upcoming game against Assumption. In this third game of the season, with changes in the Rock Island line-up, the game between Rocky and Assumption be¬ came a defensive battle. A hard-fought ballgame all the way, Assumption came out on top with a 10-0 victory over the Rocks. The following week, a wet field and poor playing conditions led to errors by Rock Island and allowed the Moline Maroons to barely slip one last touchdown over the Rocks for a 21-14 final Bruce Reiff Perry Scott John Medlock Mark Stevenson Ron Hudson Jeff Tubbs Dave Dorbeck Mike Heggen 76 — Varsity Scoreboard Rock Island Glen bard West 28 Rock Island 20 Alleman 6 Rock Ialnd 0 Assumption 10 Rock Island 14 Moline 21 Rock Island 7 Davenport West 42 Rock Island 17 East Moline 7 Rock Island 35 Galesburg 0 Rock Island 17 Quincy 20 Rock Island 6 Davenport Central 29 . Quarterback Bruce Reiff releases another pass, moments before an on- rushing Moline lineman makes contact. 2. Members of the 1973-74 Var¬ sity team are: ROW 1: J. Medlock, C. Delcourt, M. Stevenson, M. Heg- gen, D. Metcalf, J. Tubbs, B. Reiff, S. Buchanan. B. Pence, l). Dorbeck. ROW2: T. Grevas, S. Layer, B. Bonsall, J. Edwards, R. Hamlin, B. John¬ son, R. Marckese, R. Beswick, T. Wilson. ROW3: P. Scott, T. Patrick, I). Plaisance, M. Carrell, K. Hardin, D. Gordon, T. Barber, G. Lannen, R Rowe. ROW4: trainer P. Me Farland, J. Hayes, W. Hurd, R. Medlock, T. Murrens, M. Simmons, manager S. Taylor, manager J. Martin, trainerS. Pressly. ROW 5: Mr. Louis Pasqusei head trainer, Mr. William Great- house equipment manager, coaches Richard Allison, Allan Gorgal, Ste¬ ven Mau, Bob Varga, head coach Gary Embretson. 3. Varsity Coaches are: Assistants — Bob Varga, Steve Mau, Allan Gorgal, Dick Allison, and Head Coach Gary Embretson. Undoubtedly the hardest game to face in re¬ viewing the season is the game against Davenport West. The Rocks just couldn’t get it all together in this confrontation and the Iowa team sailed over Rocky with an easy 42-7 win. Determination and spirit made a victorious homecoming game possible for Rock Island in this sixth game of the season. Coming off three straight losses, the Rocks looked like a new team, dominating the entire game against East Moline, and only during the final seconds of game were the Panthers able to get on the scoreboard. This gave Rock Island their second win, 17-7, and unquestionably boosted their morale for the very important game facing them. With only three games left in the season, the Rocks knew that a victory over the Galesburg Sil¬ ver Streaks would mean a chance for a piece of the Western Big Six title. With this thought in mind, Rocky ran over their opposition for a fantastic 35- 0 final score — a spirit lifting win and making this the third strait win over Galesburg. The eighth game of the season turned out to be the most important and the most exciting. This battle of Rock Island and Quincy would deter¬ mine the Western Big Six crown. Victory was on the fingertips of the Rocks throughout the game but by a mere three points the Quincy Blue Devils managed to inch out the Rocks, bringing a dissa- pointing outcome of 20-1 7. Meeting Davenport Central, a 8-1 team and eventual Iowa State Champions is not an easy task for the final game of the season. The Rocks still managed to hold this str ong offensive team to only four touchdowns bringing the final score to 29-6. 1. Mike Heggen straightarms an Alleman opponent. 2. Sophomore Tom Murrens adds a point for the Rocky cause. 3. A tough defense keeps the opposi¬ tions passing game down. 78 1. Players and coaches help an injured Rocky player onto the stretcher at the Glen bard West Game. 2. Good blocking against the Alleman defense opens holes for Rock Islands running backs. 3. “Shake hands and play a good game. ” 80 1. Junior Ted Grevas sweeps around the Davenport Central left side. 2. Dan Clash runs into unwanted Falcon company. 3. Tony Patrick flies for a few more yards. 4. Bruce Reiff slips through the defensive line. 81 Pebbles Achieve Goal of Undefeated Season The Rock Island sophomore football team complet¬ ed its second undefeated season in the past three years. Head coach Hugh Johnson’s Pebbles captured crowns in both the Metropolitan and Big Six conferences. The sophomore gridders based their season on a potent running game along with a stingy defense which allowed only 57 points during the nine game schedule. Glenbard West was the first victim of the produc¬ tive Rock Island crew, as the Pebbles rolled over Glenbard by a 33-0 score. Momentum was carried into the following game with Alleman as the sophomores had little resistance in their 40-0 romp. The following week, the Rocky squad scored its third victory of the season by defeating a spirited Assumption crew 19-0. A rain-soaked Browning Field met the Rocks in their next game with the Moline Maroons. The Peb¬ bles slipped, slid, and skidded their way past Mo¬ line’s sophies 20-6, marking their fourth consecutive victory. 2. Sophomore footbatl members are: ROW 1: trainer D. Brown, trainer D. Bush, manager D. Britton, B. Kapraun, K. tee, S. Green, S. Goodwin. B. Coleman, G. Pappas, N. Chirekos, R. Johnson, M. Ewing, manager J. Wise, manager T. Hisey, manager S. Stirts. ROW 2: Head Coach Hugh Johnson, Assistant Coach Chuck Paradiso, A. Roberts, V. Williams, J. Foley, D. Donelson, J. Schissel, R. Taylor, D. Delcourt, B. Blais, B Brandt, G Richardson. J. Cooper, L. Hester, Assistant Coaches Sam McCann, Tim Westerberg. ROW3: K. Branch, J. Scudder. J. Anderson, R Crosby, R. Damewood, L. Bea, D. Goodman, B. Rodgers, K. Rudd, D. Hillman, M. Beason, L. Fries, C. Johnson, B. Moore, J. Nelson, R. Nevling, M McDonnell, M Teague, K. Quackenbush. Sophomore Scoreboard Rock Island 33 Glen bear West 0 Rock Island 40 Alleman 6 Rerck island 19 Assumption 0 Rock Island 20 Moline 6 Rock Island 19 Davenport West 0 Rock Island 38 East Moline 7 Rock Island 21 Galesburg 6 Rock Island 41 Quincy 6 Rock Island 47 Davenport Cental 22 Next on the schedule was Davenport West. The ever present defense and powerful offense handed the Falcon fledglings a 19-0 defeat. This victory was the third game in which Rock Island held their oppo¬ nents scoreless. Hunting for another victory, the sophomore grid- ders shot down an onrushing East Moline Panther team 38-7. With three weeks remaining in the season and two conference titles in grasp, the Rocks successfully de¬ feated Galesburg 21-6, Quincy 41-6 to capture the Western Big Six title, and Davenport Central 47-22 to obtain the Metro crown. 1. Rocky Sophomore gridders in a moment of jubilation. 3. Sophomore Coaches are: Hugh Johnson, Head Coach and Assistant Coaches, Tim Westerberg, Sam McCann, Chuck Paradiso. 4. John Foley runs for day¬ light. 5. Mr. Paradiso shouts encouragement to his team. 83 Varsity Basketball Team Has Difficult Season The 1973-74 season was a rough one for the Rocks. Of the top three scorers; Kirk Lawson, a sophomore, averaging 12.9, Tony Patrick 9.1, and Mike Foley 7.1, Kirk Lawson and Tony Pat¬ rick were sidelined with injuries during the sea¬ son. There was a change of coaches mid-season with Jim Gleoboff coaching the first nine games and Jerry West the last twelve. The Rocks were barred from the state tournament by the IHSA this year but hope to have a winning team for next year’s tournament. The outstanding defense player was Darrell Johnson and special recognition should be given to sophomores Dave Plaisance and Kirk Lawson who played on the varsity team. 1. Coach Jerry West finds new duties as head coach. 2. Members of the Varsity Basketball team are FRONT ROW: Marvin Wadsworth, Larry Hunter, Ken Wilson, Joe Butler, Dave Cooklin, and Jay Graham. BACK ROW: Coach Jerry West, Mike Foley, George Gartelos, Mike Carrell, Tim Gordon, Kevin Rudd, Bill Turner, Kirk Lawson, Marty Strickler, Ron Jett, Marty Bea, Willie Jones, Tony Patrick, and Coach Jim Gleoboff. 3. Junior Darryl Johnson shoots a free-throw. 84 Basketball Kevin Rudd Coach Gleoboff Coach West Rock Island 61 79 Davenport Central Rock Island 80 82 Assumption Rock Island 62 55 Rockford Auburn Rock Island 40 67 East Moline Rock Island 53 60 Davenport West Rock Island 56 85 Quincy Rock Island 56 44 Alleman Rock Island 61 79 Galesburg Rock Island 84 66 Rockford West Rock Island 46 74 Moline Rock Island AO 49 Davenport Central Rock Island 41 77 Aurora East Rock Island 54 62 Assumption Rock Island 57 63 Ottawa Rock Island 47 79 East Moline Rock Island 69 74 Alleman Rock Island 47 55 Davenport West Rock Island 45 52 Moline Rock Island 67 76 Sterling Rock Island 71 96 Quincy Rock Island 76 93 Galesburg Basketball 85 3, 1. Mike Carrell shoots for two points over the outstretched arms of a Davenport Central player. 2. Junior guard Tony Patrick flies through the air in search of a basket against the Knights. 3. Looking for a friendly face is senior Mike Foley as he penetrates the Central defense. 88 1. Tim Gordon. Kevin Rudd, and Kirk Lauson give the Panther player a caged out feeling 2. Outrunning the Assumption defenders, Ron Jett scores tuo more points via the fast break. 3. Ron Jett and Mike Carroll are having a little trouble getting that ball in the basket. 39 Sophomores Learn Many New Playing Techniques The pebbles showed great talent this season and scored well for both Mr. Jessel and Mr. Wood (who took over as coach mid-season.) The most outstanding player was Dave Plaisance who switched to varsity mid-season. Other out¬ standing players were John Foley who averaged 75% on the free throw line, 4.1 assists, and 4.9 turnovers per game, Ron Elliot and Tom Mur- rens who averaged respectively 6.5 and 7.1 re¬ bounds per game. Tom Murrens was also high in turnovers as was Tom Thornton. 90 Sophomore Basketball 3. 1. 30 Ron Elliot drives the baseline for a nice power - slide lay-up. 2. Team members from left are: RACK ROW — Russell Scott, John Scudder, Reed Holub, Tom Murrens, Paul Osborn, Nick Chivekos, John Hall. Dil¬ lard Harris. Rob Elliot, John Foley, Mike Reason, Steve Resler, Charles Wilson, Ed Rierman. FRONT ROW — Anthony Roberts, Tom Thornton, Rill Rogers, Rill Riley. Jim Williams, Calvin Johnson, Robert Johnson, Mark Wise, Larry Williams. 3. 10 John Foley (team’s lead¬ ing scorer) shoots a jump shot. 4. Mr Wayne Jessel, who coached the first 9 games. 5. 10, John Foley, watches for a possible rebound as 12, Tom Thornton, shoots a reverse lay-up Rock Island 67 Dav. Central 51 Rock Island 73 Assumption 60 Rock Island 83 Rockford Auburn 81 Rock Island 63 East Moline 58 Rock Island 61 Dav. West 64 Rock Island 74 Quincy 50 Rock Island 69 Alleman 50 Rock Island 55 Galesburg 76 Rock Island 68 Moline 59 Rock Island 51 Dav. Central 31 Rock Island 60 Aurora East 67 Rock Island 61 Assumption 62 Rock Island 65 East Moline 62 Rock Island 75 Alleman 80 Rock Island 68 Dav. West 52 Rock Island 62 Moline 69 Rock Island 51 Sterling 57 Rock Island 69 Quincy 69 Rock Island 72 Galesburg 65 East Moline Sophomore Tournament 67 Galesburg 73 77 Alleman 59 69 East Moline 54 Sophomore Rasketball 91 Spring Brings Baseball Coaches Jack Carroll and Charles Johnson took over coaching duties for Rocky ' s baseball team during the 1974 Spring season. They see considerable talent on the team and have high hopes for the coming games. Returning varsity lettermen are: Bruce Reiff, Dave Andrews, Morrie Cooke, John Detwiler, Jeff Tubbs, and Mark Wadsworth. 1. Mr. Jack Carroll and Mr. Charles Johnson begin 1st season as Rocky Baseball Coaches. 2. FRONT ROW LEFT TO RICjHT: Bob Bestian, Dace Cooklin, Randy Boyles, Dan Collier, Jim Jones. Jeff Tubbs. BACK Dace Andrews, Craig Tahk, Mark Wadsworth, Stece Layer, Doug Burkert, Jon Detwiler, Morrie C ook, Ken Wilson. 3. Catchers: Randy Boy les, Doug Burkert, Bob Bestian. Scoreboard Spring ' 73 Rock Island 3 Quincy 10 Rock Island I Galesburg 8 Rock Island 5 East Moline 2 Rock Island 7 Alleman 2 Rock Island 10 Peoria-Spalding 3 Rock Island 22 Peoria- Woodruff 0 Rock Island 0 Moline 8 Rock Island 0 East Moline 8 1. Seniors: John Detuiler. Steve Whitney, Ted Blair. Morrie Cook. 2. Juniors: Steve Layer, Jim Jones, Ken Wilson. 3. Pitchers: Ted Blair. Dave Andrews, Mark Wadsworth. Jeff Tubbs. 4. Craig Talik catches for Dave Cooklin. Baseball 93 Rocks Capture First The 1973 track season was an excellent one with Rocky capturing 1st in the Guilford Invita¬ tional, the Big Six, Conference and District; 2nd in the Clinton Gateway, the Davenport Relays and the Quad-City Conference; 3rd in the Quad City Indoor and 6th in the Moline Invitational. They started badly in the dual meets, losing their first meet to Davenport Central but won every meet after that. Outstanding returning lettermen for the 1974 season are: Mark Steven¬ son, Ron Jett, Dan Clash, Jeff Hindman, Willie Jones, Bart Bonsall, Francis Jones, Terry Rosen¬ thal, Herman Hall. The Cross Country Team did not do quite as well as the track team in 1973, winning 3 and los¬ ing 5 in dual meets. They took 4th in both the Big Six Conference and District, 8th in the Quad City Conference, 7th in the Geneseo Invitational and 17th in the Ottawa Invitational. The top 3 cross-country runners were, in order, Francis Jones, Craig Demry, and Bob Guthrie. 1. Coach Duane Donsall. 2. Jeff Hindman races on to victory. 3. Mark Stevenson prepares to throw the shot put. 4. Dan Clash prepares for the start. 94 Track Francis Jones seems to like long jogs through e woods. 2. Cross-Country man Craig Demry iries his opponents in the dust. 3. Bob Guth- e heads for the finish line. 4. Cross Country am members streak against their opposition ith victory close ahead. 5. Cross ( ountry team embers are FRONT ROW LEFT TO RICtHT. ave McCall. Steve Bridgeford. Craig Demry. rancis Jones. Robert Guthrie. MIDDLE ROW ave Oetting. Greg Garver, Frank Buchman. eith Anderson. TOP ROW: Doug Ribbeck. harles Van Blair. Tern, Rosenthol. Coach uane Bonsall, Freshman Rod Debuhn. and CrossCountn 95 Wrestling Team Has Winning Season The Rock Island Wrestling team compiled an overall record of 12-5. Freshman headcoach Walt Gerber ' s “Rassling” Rock Army not only established a re¬ spectable dual meet record but captured fifth place in the six¬ teen team Palentine Tourna¬ ment and a third place finish among the eight teams at the Davenport Invitational. Coach Gerber lists his best varsity wres¬ tlers as Tim Golden (105), Louis Wells (112), Dirk Palmer (132), Andy Rich (138), and Wayne Each (145). For Coach Tom Goodwin, Out¬ standing Junior Varsity Wres¬ tlers were Buddy Hay, Don Wil¬ liams, Dave Wayne, Dave Hodge and Steve Layer. The Sophomores with Coach Sellers also enjoyed a good sea¬ son this year. In the Big Six Con¬ ference Jerry Freelove (119), Denis Copenhaver (138), Steve Goodwin (132), and Bob Taylor (HWT) each took 1st in his weight while Steve Green took a 2nd at 167 and Bob Kapraun took 3rd at 155. Robert Taylor and Bob Kapraun were both Panther Sophomore Tourney Champs. With a sophomore team like this we can expect a fine squad for years to come. 1. Wrestling team managers are Tom Wallenberg and Dennis Heggen. 2. .Members of the wrestling team are FRONT ROW: Jerry Freelove. Ruddy Hay. Mike Fout. Walter McKinney. Tom Hisey. Joe Wild. Louis Wells, Glen Vessey, Jim Forest and Tim Golden. SECOND ROW: Tom Wallenberg. Don Williams. Mark Jackson. Mike Hall. Rick Damewood, Dennis Copenhagen, Steve Green, Steve Goodwin. John Lights. Wendal Prude. Dave Wayne, Dirk Palmer. Andy Rich, and Dennis Heg- gen. THIRD ROW: Coach Gerber. Mike Heggen. Wayne Each. Bill Blaise. Don Hillman, John Hall, Bob Taylor. Terry Wilson. Herb Richardson, Allen McElrath, Steve Layer, Dave Hodge, Bob Ka¬ praun, Jim Kee, Coach Sellers, and Coach Goodwin. 96 Wrestling Rock Island 48 Savanna 6 Rock Island 12 Jefferson 40 Rock Island 21 E. Moline 37 Rock Island 24 Moline 31 Rock Island 38 Alleman 19 Rock Island 19 D. West 35 Rock Island 29 Sterling 24 Rock Island 40 Quincy 13 Rock Island 41 Galesburg 13 Rock Island 38 D. Central 18 Rock Island 41 Rock Falls 13 Rock Island 43 Assumption 15 Rock Island 54 Morrison 15 Rock Island 24 E. Moline 36 Rock Island 26 Moline 30 Rock Island 32 Dixon 18 Rock Island 52 Kewanee 12 Rock Island 42Alleman 5 1. Joe Wild (98) 2. Tim Golden (105) 3. Louis Wells (112) 4. Jim Forrest (119) 5. Glen Vesex (126) 6. Dirk Palmer (132) 7. Andy Rick (138) 8. Wayne Each (145) 9. Dave Wayne (155) 10. Allan MeElrath (155) 11. Don Hillman (185) 12. Terr Wilson (HWT) 13. FROM LEFT: Head Coach Walt Gerber, Sophomore Coach Dick Sellers, and Assist¬ ant Coach Tom Goodwin. 1. Louis Wells and Joe Wild demonstrate a single leg takedown for us. 2. Working on skills which made them top varsity wrestlers are Dirk Palmer and Andy Rick. 3. Joe Wild throws Tim Golden. 98 Wrestling RIHS Tennis Team Is Undefeated Last fall both the varsity and junior varsity tennis teams fin¬ ished another undefeated season. The varsity netters, under the direction of coaches Motz and Weiner, finished their fall season with the same results as last year’s spring season, beating all teams 9-0, with the exception of Moline, which they defeated7-2. Besides winning all of their regu¬ lar season matches, they won the spring-fall Quad-City Conference. Last fall the Quad-City Confer¬ ence Tournament was held. Everyone on the team won. In sin¬ gles play, Sophomore Kelly Thur¬ man took the first place spot, fol¬ lowed by Tom Myers, Tom Roller, Joel Sax, Larry Erikson, and Dave Dickerson. In doubles play, Thur¬ man and Roller took first place, with combinations of Myers and Sax, and Erikson and Dickerson following. The varsity squad also won the Rock Island Invitational Tourna¬ ment and were district champi¬ ons. They went on to the State Tournament, where they took 7th place. In state competition Kelly Thurman and Tom Roller got to the third round in doubles play. All in all, the varsity squad had another great season, stretching their winning streak to 42 straight victories. 1_ Varsity Team BOTTOM ROW: Kelly Thurman, Tom Myers, Tom Roller, Joel Sax, TOP ROW, Larry tnkson, David Hughes, David Dickerson. Head Coach: Robert Mott. 2. 1 varsity player Kelly Thurman demonstrates his technique for serving. 3. Tom Myers and Joel Sax: the epitome of a winning doubles Scoreboard Rock Island 9 Alleman 0 Rock Island 9 Davenport West 0 Rock Island 9 Assumption 0 Rock Island 9 Central 0 Rock Island 9 East Moline 0 Rock Island 7 Moline 2 3. 1. Reaching the third round in the State Tournament Doubles competition were Kelly Thurman and Tom Roller. 2. Senior, varsity letterman David Hughes. 3. Junior varsity team members, BOTTOM ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Nick Klatt, Bill Doeckel, Mike Whan, Jim Wayne. Craig McLaughlin, Tom Voss, Graig Freeland, and Jim Cozad. TOP ROW: Ted Potter, James Kee, Jeff Reid, Craig Kavensky, Jeff Zukerman, Dave Blick, Jon Heberling, Ed Vogel, and Coach Shelly Weiner. 4. Larry Erikson and Dave Dickerson took first place in number three doubles’ play in the Quad-City Conference Tournament. Boy’s Tennis 101 Victory! Eighty-eight Times The girl’s tennis team recently finished anoth¬ er great season, winning all matches in their 1973 Fall tennis schedule, which gave them another win of the Quad-City Metro-Conference. They now have had 88 straight victories, stretching since the Spring of 1970. This fall they won the district team titles, with Susie Briggs taking first place in singles play, and Carol Foss and Beth McLaughlin tak¬ ing the first place spot in doubles play. The team then advanced to the State Tournament, taking 5th place. The outstanding player on this year ' s team is Susie Briggs, with 81 straight win in Metro-Con¬ ference singles and doubles play. 1. Carol Foss gives an example of her winning forehand. 2. Varsity tennis team, FRONT ROW, are beth Mclaugh- lin, Julie Adams, Julie Cockrill, Connie Coin, BACK ROW: Ann Radloff, Susie Briggs, Dawn Strom, Mary Epperly, Shelby Olson, and Carol Foss. 3. Dawn Strom and Susie Briggs, 3 doubles team. 4. Dawn Strom practices her backhand. SINGLES Rock Island 7 Rock Island 6 Rock Island 7 Rock Island 5 Rock Island 7 Rock Island 7 DOUBLES Rock Island 4 Rock Island 5 Rock Island 5 Rock Island 5 Rock Island 5 Rock Island 5 0 Alleman 1 Dav. West 0 Dav. Central 2 Moline 0 Assumption 0 UTHS 1 UTHS 0 Alleman 0 Assumption 0 Dav. West 0 Moline 0 Dav. Central 1. Junior Varsity Tennis team, LEFT TO RIGHT, BOTTOM ROW: Sheri Lefstein, Beth McLaughlin, Julie Adams, Ann Radloff, Connie Coin. Carol Foss, Darcy Birkel, Carol Martin. TOP ROW: Julie Cockrill, Susie Briggs, Dawn Strom, Mary Epperly, Shelby Olson, Sheri Bevill, Julia Kovacs, Lynn Begyn, Kim Davies, Cheryl Strickler, and Cindy Guthrie. 2. Miss Trackwell, head coach for girl ' s tennis, gives Ann Radloff a few pointers. 3. Krista Lau horn and Julia Kovacs look as if they just won. 4. Mary Epperly and Julie Cockrill, 4 on the doubles line-up. Girl ' s Tennis 103 Season Ends Brightly The 1973 Spring Season started slow for the boys golf team with a record of 2 and 9 but they finished up the season with 5 straight wins, giv¬ ing them 3rd in the conference. The varsity team had 1 Junior, 4 Sophomores and 2 Freshmen on it which should give them a very strong team in the future. Season Averages of Top Seven Dave Stone 39 Mike Urie 43 Kirk Lawson 42 Bob Scott 43 Marty Strickler 44 Todd Creger 42 Bill Arndt 44 1. Dave Stone, ft 1 varsity play¬ er, takes a few swings. 2. Kirk Lawson relaxes with his club. 3. FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Kirk Lawson, David Stone, Mike Urie, Bill Arnot, Bob Scott, Marty Strickler. BACK ROW Brad Ellis, Todd Cregar, Tony Bell, Bruce John¬ son, Mr. Wood, Jim Neifing, John Bruzas, Kelly O ' Hearn, Robert Berg. 104 Boy’s Golf Girl Golfers Gain Second Place The Girls golf team finished the 1973 season with a 5-3 rec¬ ord, tying for 2nd in the Quad-City Conference. The No. 1 player Jill Carlson, a medalist in 3 of the matches, was a freshman who is also playing on the 1974 team. They are looking forward to a good season this spring with six returning players. Mrs. Lange will be the team coach again this year. Season Averages of Top Six Jill Carlson 53 Krista Lawhorn 57 Mary Day 58 Becky Strutz 59 Darcy Anderson 61 Ro berta Nach bauer 62 Scoreboard Rock Island 282 United Township 297 Rock Island 282 Davenport West 301 Rock Island 186 Moline 196 Rock Island 186 United Township 219 Rock Island 320 Davenport Central 261 Rock Island 293 Davenport West 311 Rock Island 271 Moline 266 Rock Island 271 Davenport Central 268 1. FROM LEFT: Roberta Nachbauer, Becky Strut2, Darcy Anderson, Sue Clark. 2. Jill Carlson, freshman varsity and - player on the team. 3. Coach Marcia Lange smiles after yet another victory. Girl ’s Golf 105 Swimmers Stroke to Win The Rock Island “Dolphins” finished a suc¬ cessful year with a 12-6 dual meet season which is the best in the past four seasons. The team was led by senior Dave Andrews who specialized in the 200 Individual medley and 100 yd. Freestyle, and Vince Ackerson, a junior whose speciality was the 200 and 500 yd. Free¬ style event, but was capable of swimming any event if called upon. These two young men teamed up with Curt Danner, Jerry Wagner, Mike Dingldein and Rob Cowan to win numerous times in the 400yd. Freestyle relay. Senior Curt Danner won the Quad-City Met¬ ro-Conference title in the 50 yd. Freestyle and Senior Jerry Wagner won his speciality the back- stroke in most meets through out the year. The diving team was led by Junior Nick Klatt and Senior Joel Thompson. In the Quad-City Metro, the Dolphins finished a close second to Moline, battling right down to the final relay. In addition to an outstanding swimming sea¬ son, the team entered the fall Water Polo Tour¬ nament Series and won their division to qualify for the state meet. At the state meet honored by receiving an “honorable mention” rating for his tournament play as goalie. Graduating seniors include: Dave Andrews, Curt Danner, Steve Gang, Steve Jingst, Bruce Johnson, Leslie Johnson, Mark Pierson, Joel Thompson, and Jerry Wagner. 1()6 Hoy s Su imm in Rock Island 55 25 Quincy Rock Island 105 60 Tipton Rock Island 86 86 Carl Sandburg Rock Island 10V s 70 ’Homewood Flossmoor Rock Island 68 104 Moline Rock Island 43 40 Davenport Central Rock Island 70 101 Peoria Central Rock Island 109 63 Macomb Rock Island 105 58 Assumption Rock Island 94 78 Clinton Rock Island 78 94 CR Washington Rock Island 115 57 Davenpo rt West Rock Island 72 100 Moline Rock Island 112 54 Muscatine Rock Island 57 26 Dubuque Hempstead Rock Island 48 34 Dubuque Sr. Rock Island 115 57 Sterling Rock Island 86 86 Peoria Richwoods 1. FROM LEFT are Coaches Ken Knapp. Fred Fredrickson. Rick Gilliland. 2. Members of the swimming team are, BACK ROW FROM LEFT Roy Bunch, Jim Scott, Nick Klatt, Mark Pierson. Bruce Johnson. Mike Dingledein, Jerry Wagner, Dave Andrews. Vince Ackerson, Robert Cowan, Steve Gang, Curt Danner, Steve Jingst, Steve Lofgren, Mark Beal, John Mohr, Joel Thompson, Manager Steve Schaubroeck FRONT ROW FROM LEFT Bob Timm, Robert Henke, Bill Fox, Dave Pittman, Greg Resler, Brent Gutierrez, Scott Swanson, Dave Meredith, Bill Osmundson, Tim Burke, Leslie Lee, Scott Friedrichsen, Lane Koester, Gary Dob- bier. Diving Coach Knapp, J. V. Coach Rick Gilliland, Head Coach Fred Fredrickson. 3. Members of the water polo team are BACK ROW: Coach Fred Fredrickson. Bruce Johnson, Dave Andrews, Jerry Wagner, Mike Dingledein, Vince Ackerson, Robert Cowan. Coach Kenny Shoemaker. FRONT ROW: Bill Osmendson, Curt Danner, John Mohr, Steve Jingst, Steve Gang, Jim Scott, Dave Meredith. 4. DIVERS ARE: Lane Koester, Nick Klatt, Joel Thompson, Roy Bunch. 5 Members of the free style relay team are: Vince Ackerson, Dave Andrews, Curt Danner, Robert Cowan. 6. Senior Swimmers TOP ROW: Dave Andrews, Jerry Wagner, Bruce Johnson, SECOND ROW Steve Gang, Curt Danner Steve Jingst, BOTTOM ROW: Joel Tompson. Swimming 107 Season Proves Very Rewarding The Rock Island High School girls swimming team finished out a winning season with a 6-2 rec¬ ord. The team loosing only to one other team, had five mets, three of which were double duals. Out¬ standing and high scoring mem¬ bers of the team include: Valerie Ackerson, Linda Gilliam, Vicki Ackerson, Emily Lardner, and Shelly Griems. Co-Captains for the 25 member team were Janna Beinke, and Vicki Ackerson. The team also participated in the GAA state postal meet, in which the girls finished a high fifth. Placing in the meet were the top five scorers. Girls ’ Swimming Rock Island 46 Moline 86 Rock Island 56 Davenport West 39 Rock Island 64 Tipton 31 Rock Island 59 Moline 73 Rock Island 104 Galesburg 28 Rock Island 62 Assumption 33 Rock Island WO Galesburg 32 Rock Island 58 Central 37 I Members of the Girl s Suim Team are FRONT ROW: Kari Brick. Linda Gilliam. Em Lardner. Shelley G A I im • Dm 1 . . li.’l.L. i li t . SI � • w • . . J start leads to a u in lOH Girl s Su tmm ing Pom Pon, Pinettes Help Boost Spirit Red and Gold streamers on the wrestlers lockers, and peppy girls at the wrestling meets heralded the arrival of a new group at Rocky this year. The Pinettes helped to boost the wrestlers spirit before and dur¬ ing each match, aiding then in a very successful season. The Pom Pon girls were in their second year of their existance this year at Rocky. Under the coaching of sponsor Miss Thornton, and ac¬ companied by the Pep Band, they entertained during the half-times of the Basketball games. A high¬ light of their year was a trip to Galesburg. 1. Pinettes FROM LEFT TO RIGHT are Sheri Bend - er, Carol Clark, Cindy Seymour, Jody Kimbell, Kar¬ en NcClough, Su 2 y Nicholson, Janet Hillan, Lisa Zawada, Debbie Heggen, Rhonda Fordham, Lisa Philliber, Donna Maroni. 2. Pom Pon mascot Missy. 3. Rhonda Fordham watches Mr. Gerber give instruc¬ tions. 4. Pom Pon girls, LEFT TO RIGHT are, Bren¬ da Taylor, Elise Kelley, Soynna Hill, Voncille Poe, Peggy Bell, Diane Jannsen, Carol Harris, and Missy. Missing is Donna Maroni. Pom Pon, Pinettes 109 Cheerleaders Boost School Spirit Twenty-one cheerleaders, all chosen by outside judges, cheered our teams on to victory. This year, the varsity football and basketball squad was com¬ posed of six junior and senior girls; the swimming and wres¬ tling squad of ten junior and se¬ nior girls; and the sophomore squad of five sophomore girls. The swimming and wrestling cheerleaders were divided into two squads and alternated cheer- ing for wrestling and swimming meets. The twenty-one cheerleaders promoted spirit through the new cheers that the varsity football and basketball cheerleaders learned this summer at the Uni¬ versity of Illinois. “Icky, dicky, do wah; and one, two, three, four, five, mighty ROCKS don’t take no jive, ” echoed through the halls of Rocky to bring a new spirit to Rock Island High School. Cheerleaders: varsity font ball and basket¬ ball: Dam Carothers, Donna Davis, Tam¬ my Davis, Lon Johnson, Susie Martinson, and Hecky Strutz. Varsity wrestling: Sue Hrimberfi. Debbie Hoskins, Lori A. John¬ son. Hina Mounts, and Lynda Scheer. Var¬ sity sivimminu: Lori Hrooks, ( ' hery Kay. Karen Kruse. Debbie Long, and Kelly Watkins. Sophomore: Marsha Hladel. Huzzy Kafile. Chris Holm hern. Robbie Massey, and Holly Miers. 110 Cheerleaders 3 . 1. Grrrrrrrrrrrrrmr! 2. Varsity Football and Basketball cheerleaders are: Tammy Davis. Donna Davis, Pam Carothers, Susie Martinson, Becky Strutz, and Lori Johnson. 3. Lori Johnson yells Ooh get down, ooh, ooh, get down! 4. Varsity Swimming Cheerleaders are: Debbie Long, Kelly Watkins, Chery Kay, Lori Brooks, and Karen Kruse. 5. Varsity Wres¬ tling cheerleaders are: Gina Maurus. Lynda Scheer, Sue Brim berg, Lori Johnson, and Debbie Hoskins. 6. Sophomore cheerleaders are: Marsha Bladel, Holly Miers, Buzzy Eagle. Robbie Massey, and Chris Holmberg. Cheerleaders 111 Girls Given Opportunity for Competition in Area This year four competitive teams have been added to the already existing Girl ' s tennis, golf, volleyball, and basketball teams. They are bowl¬ ing : , gymnastics, track, and softball. The bowling and softball teams are coached by MarciaLange, and the gymnastics and track teams by Mrs. Brent. The bowling team consisting of four ju¬ nior and senior girls won the district tournament and finished eleventh in the state tournament. The gymnastic team competed in two meets, one with Assumption’s Junior Varsity and the other with Moline. The team lost both but is practic¬ ing for next year. The softball and track teams will compete this spring with area teams. 1. Members of the Girl ' s Bowling team are FRONT ROW: Shannon Murphy and Julie Barker. BACK ROW: Linda Koester, Rhonda Moore, Jill Carlson and Cindy Green. 2. Members of the Girl’s Basketball team are FRONT ROW: Kim Davies, Sue Vogel, Sandy Bingaman, Liz Wheelan, Linda Koester, Tammy Brown. SECOND ROW Nan Peterson, Gwyn Stetson, Mary Gale Smith, Julie Jawoiz, Jane Mortz, Kerri Rudd, Tracey Cook. THIRD ROW: Bonnie Greenman, Vanessa Fulton. Janet Ege- berg, Pam Zenic, Diane Ostrahagen and Pam Reddenbo. BACK ROW: Laura Gage, Brenda Morrison, Florenda Johnson, and Shannon Murphy. 112 Girl ' s Sports Members of the newly formed Girl ' s Gymnastics team are FRONT ROW: Diane Williams, Lila Jenson, Julie Atkin¬ son, JoDee Carlson, Liz Stanley, Karin Brick, Sherry Bevill and Paula Miller. BACK ROW: Kim Mitchell, Terri Hegg, Janet Hart, Diane Klaver, Sue Brick, Jan Wollers, Teri Frink, Kendolyn Grier, and Pam Holton. 2. Kerri Rudd seems to be having a little difficulty taking off her warm-up suit. 3. Kim Mitchell shows that it isn ' t all that hard to stay on the balance beam. 4. Members of the Girl ' s Volley ball team are FRONT ROW: Julie Jauoiz, Liz Wheelan, Marsha Bladel, Helen Minot. SECOND ROW. Guen Stetson, Sue Briggs, Sandy Bingaman, Linda Koester, Krista Lawhorn, Julie Kovax. BACK ROW Julie Adams, Mary Epperly, Beth McLaughlin, Julie Cocker- ill, Jane Mortz, and Laura Beckman. Girl ' s Sports 113 116 Seniors Seniors 117 Ackerson, Victoria Anderson, Catherine Ackerman, Robert Todd Allen, Deborah Anderson, Darcy Anderson, Steven Andrews, David Andrews, Mary Jane Anspach, Kim Anthony, Daniel Archibald, Beth Askam, Craig A versing, Jayne Bacon, Lon Baldridge, Timothy Balliu, Dale 118 Seniors Barkau, Linda Barnes, Lisa Bates, Calvin Bat tin, Carol Bauersfeld. Kathleen Bealer, Karen Beason. Robert Behrens. Patricia beinke, Janna bell. Jody benesh. Felicia benfield, Timothy Seniors 119 120 Seniors Boehm, Daniel Bohannon, William Boswell, Mark Brandt, Chris Breiby, Connie Brems, Richard Briggs, Susan Brinkmeyer, Thomas Brown, Deborah Se niors 121 122 Brown, Jeff Brou n, Sherry Bruggeman. David Buckles, Guy Burk, Theresa Bums, Alice Colleen Bursott, Joyce Burton, Jan Bush, Melinda Bussard, Gary Butler, Joe Byrd, Ellen Calabrese, Giovanni Campbell, Constance Cannon, John Caret, Ronald Carey, Rodney Seniors 9 p a f x w 1 1 • Carlson. Anna Lisa Carlson. Eric Carlson. Starr Carothers, John Carothers. Pamela Carroll. (iuy Chadwick. Jody Chaney, Scott Charleston, Deborah Cheek. Lisa Cheshire, Candance Christensen. ' icki Cirrivione, Mike Clancy. Patricia Clark. Susan Clason, Lon Clauson. Hrenda , ■ Pi Seniors 123 Cleavland, Ben Coffman, Mariann Collins. James Corners, Christi Clough, Kathleen Colclasure, Cynthia Collins, John Cowan, Peter Cobb, Vickie Collier, Danny Cook, Morris Cox, Bill Coberly, Brian Collier, David Cooprider, Nanette Cox, Craig 124 Seniors Cralle, Deanne Crompton, Larry Cullison, Carolyn Dacon, Dave Crawford, Polly Crompton, Mary Curry, Dan Dailey , Steve Creger, Todd Crosby, Susan Curtis. Janet Danielson. Deborah Crisp, Thomas Cueno. Ronald Curtiss, Larry Danner, Curtis Seniors 125 Davis, Betsy DeMott, Rebecca Davis, Donna DeBruxne, Joe DeLoose, Cynthia Demry, Craig Davis, Cheryl Day, Mary Delcourt, Charles Dennis, Jeffrey 126 Seniors DePaepe, Andrew DePaepe, Garry DePew, Mike Detwiler, John Ueutsch, Jeffrey DeWitt, Jay Dickerson, Gregg Dillingham, Deborah Dirck, Keith Doherty, James Dohrer. Suzanne Donelson, Ervie Doran, Carson Dorbeck, David Downs, Kathy Seniors 127 Doyle, Teresa Drake, Sandra Drevich, Richard Dulaney , Karen Dunbar, Ricky Duncan, Nancy Dunklau, Laurie Each, Wayne Eberts, Ronald Edmondson, Joseph Edwards, (Jarold Edwards, Riley Edwards, Sharon Edwards, Teresa Ehlers, Kathy T2H Seniors Ehmen, Lorri Ellis, Brice Ellis. Florence Eng, Thomas Engstrom, Cheryl Enlow, Jodell Epperly, Gina Erikson, Larry Emat, Daniel Farrar, Richard Ferm, Lorece Flaugh, Tom Foley, Michael Fordham, Rhonda Forslund, Patricia Seniors 129 Franck. Peter Frank, Renee Freeburg, Tina Freiburg. Carol Gang, Steve Gann, Jimmy Gardner, Melody Gerlich, Gregg Geuther, Debra 130 Seniors Gibbs, Shirley Giesler, Daniel Gindlesparger, James Gladkin, Gail Glider, Vicki Godfrey, Phillip Godkin, Janelle Golofsky, Tamara Goold, Karen Goold, Tanya Gordon, Timothy Gorsuch, Bradley Gosney, Kandy Goveia, William Grabosch, Jerry Grams, Betty Graves, Donald Gray, Susie Green, Duane Seniors 131 132 Seniors Green, Robert Green, Roland Greenwood, Jan Greer, Gregory Gress, Sherrill Grimm, Rhonda Grossed, Mary Gulley, Brian Guth, Linnea Hafeman, Claire Haley, Nancy Hall, Brian Hall, Lynda Hall, Milton Haller, Nona Hamilton, Deborah Heber, Jeffery 1 Hanna, Susan Harkless, Kay Hearn, James Heffeman, Virginia Haneks, Martha Hansen, Kan Hartman, Sharon Heggen, Michael Seniors 133 Hester, Carolyn Heth, Scott Hickerson, Susan Hill, Bobby Jo Hill, Thomas Hill, Vickie Hindman, Jeffery Hines, Kathleen Hinton, Jon Hodson, Shari Hoke , Robert Holcomb. Brad Holmann, Linda Hong, Peter Hoots, Steven 134 Seniors Hoover, Mark Hoover, Suzanne Hoskins, David Hoskins, Joyce Hudson, Ronald Huffman, Mary Hughes, David Ingold, Daniel Ingram, Roosevelt Jackson, Phillip Jackson. Robert Jett. Ronald Jingst, Stephen Jinks, Roger Johnson. Bruce Seniors 135 Johnson, Carla Johnston, Henry Jones, Jonathan Kee, Gerry Johnson, Jean Ann Johnston, William Gordon Jones, Sarah Kelly, Elise Johnson, Lori Jones, Francis Kannenberg, Darry Kelly, Kevin Johnson, Marc Jones, Jeffrey Karzin, Katherine Kelly, Thomas 136 Seniors Kennedy, Deborah Kennedy, Jeannette Kenney, Sandra Kenneyi Vicki Kent, Janet Kerres, Betty Keyes, Eric Kilgard, Judy Kimbel, Nancy Kisch, Phyllis Klinker, Michael Koberstein, Joseph Koester, Linda Krebs, Chrystal Krug, Nancy Seniors 137 Lam, Jeffrey Lane, Donna Lardner, Elisabeth Lardner, David Lanier, Gregory Lawrenz, David Lawson, Deboraha Layton, Rita Lee, Jack 138 Seniors Lee, James Leslie Lee, Tina Leisure, Rae Ann Lekos, George Lemaster, Herbert Lenger, Mary Leonard, Diana Levy. Baruch Light, John Dave Andrews stoops to pick up some sharp “nails” during a busy night ' s work on the Senior float. Riley Edwards instructs his fellow students in school bus behavior. 140 Lowry, Debora Lucas, Edward Luckenbihl, Robert Lomas, Angele Looney, Yunetta Doreen Lovett, Debra m ♦♦♦ mil Me Duffy, Ora Me Elroy, Cheryl McFall, Paul Lyle, Christopher McAdams, Bradley McDaniel, Reed McFarland, Patrick McGee, Theresa McGhee, Peggy Seniors McGinnis, Earl McGrath, Ricky McKinley, Sidney McMurray, Dixie Maltsburger, Dewey Manary, Harold Martin, Gregg Martinson, Susan Masengarb, Eileen Seniors 141 Mason, Scott Maurus, Marlene Metscaviz, Barbara Mink, Susan Motherly, Martin Maynard, Dae id Miller, Joy Minot, Helene Mathis, Thomas Medlock, John Mills, Mark Mirr, Steven Mattson, Eric Mel ear, James Miner, Stephen Moellering, Barbara 142 Seniors Moore, Beth Mortz, Eugene Muskeyvalley, Roma Ann Nagy, Susan Morgan, Cynthia Moskowitz, Charles Myers, Thomas Neff, Mark Morgan, Larry Thomas Murphy, Robert Roland Nachbauer, Roberta Nelson, Anthony Craig Moroni, Donna Muscovalley, Sanara Nache, Robert Nelson, Shelley Seniors 143 Nimmers, LeRoy Nimmers, Lola Noack, Lorrie Noble, Jeffrey Northcutt, James Northern, Sebrena Now, Anita Nunn, Jack Oldfather, Cindy 144 Seniors Olson, Steven O ' Meara, John Ommen, Hoxallen O’Neill, Alan Ortiz, Thomas Osborn, Man Ostrom, Kim Denise O wen, James Pairrett, Deborah 1. Richie Brems gives a lecture to his class. 2. Dave Nessler boogies on in his hot rod buggy. Perkins. LeAnn Phillips, Richard Poe, VonCille Porter, Roger Peterson, Jeffrey W. Pierson, Mark Poling, Randal Press, Howard Peterson, Patricia Pilcher, William Pollner, Randy Putnam, Jean Peterson, Sally Fhppert, Cynthia Pope, Candance Quackenbush, Todd 146 Seniors Quale, Jacqueline Rakus, Jill Randerson, Jennifer Rench, Sylvia Quayle, Catherine Ramsdale, Vicki Rankin, Jeffrey Resler, Stephen Quint, Viola Ramsey, Thomas Reiff, Kenneth Bruce Rihbeck, Thomas Radloff, Fred Randall, Pamela Reinhart, Nancy Rice, Gail Seniors 147 Rice, Mark Robbins, Neal Rogers, Roy Daniel Rosenthal, Craig Rich, Andrew Robinson, Jane Rolfs, Donna Roth, Philip Rider, Lora Robinson, Rickey Roller, Thomas Rubin, Steven Risinger, Deborah Rodgers, George Rosenbaum, Bruce Rudd. Jill 148 Seniors Rudd, Kevin Russell, Steven Sailer, Neal Saunders, Deborah Rule, Ronald Ruud. Jeffrey Salmonson, Robert Sax, Joel Rummels, Darrell Sack field. Terry Sandison, John Schamp, Gale Russell, Carl Sajak, James Sapp, Lloyd Bruce Sc heck. Sheila Seniors 149 Scheer, Lynda Schrup, James Schultz, Diane Scott, Daniel Sears, Deborah Sergeant, Charles Schroder, James Schubert, Robert Schweinberger, Steven Sersland, Harlan, Mark 150 Seniors Sesbeau, Julie Shephard, Joyce Shrake, Randy Skov, Sharon Seymour, Cynthia Shepherd, Vincent Simmons, Charles Slentz, James Shaffnit, Teri Shields, Robin Skinner, Mary Smith, Annette Sharp, Lori Shoup, Clayton Skoglund, Christine Smith, Craig Smith, Lee R. Smith, Patricia Smithson. Susan Snedeker, Christine Soltow, Jeffrey Souder, Jeffrey Stampley, Sandra Steele, Darcy Stegall, Dennis Stephenson, Lonnie Stevens, Mary Stevenson, Mark Stewart, Nedra Stice, Gregory Stigers, Patricia 152 Seniors Stone. David Stoneking, Benny Strain, Kevin Strang, Jackie Strauss, Victoria St rayer, Karen Strode. Margaret Strom, Dau-n Strutz. Rebecca Suggs, Ronald Sullivan. Paul Sulser, Joan Swank, Dale Suartout, Nancy Symonds, Nancy Elizabeth Seniors 153 154 Seniors Talley, Jeffrey Taylor. Brenda Taylor, Scott D. Teague, Sandra Thomas, Elliott Thomas, Patricia Thompson, Dennis Thompson, Joanne Thompson, Joel Thompson, Kimberly (Harris) Thompson, Peggy Tipple, Andrea Todd, Richard Tollenaer, Kennth Tooley, Rick Liz Lardnergazes in contemplation. Townley, Valerie Trulson, Mark Tubbs, Jeffrey Urie, Michael VanBlair, Charles VanDePutte. Steven Trout, Diane Tschappat, Duane Tyler, Peter Van Hoorebeck, Greg Seniors 155 VanZyle, Debra Vaughn. Connie Veasey, Brenda Vesey, Lonnie Vesey, Florence Veasey, Loraine Voorhis, Deb bra Wadsworth, Mark Waggoner, Kimberly Wagner, Jerry Walker, William Wallace, Julia Washburn, Gene Watkins, Antoinette Watkins, Kim 156 Seniors Weeks, Sherri Weigand, Julie Weindruch, Linda Wells, Louis West, Debra West, John White, Craig Whitney, Steven Wiese, Dora Wiggins, Randall Wilde. Jill Wildman, Frances Willard, Kevin Williams, Diane Williams, Easker Seniors 157 Willis, Richard Wilson, Connie Wilson, Deborah Wilson, Kathryn, M. Wilson, Lucinda Wilson, Sarah 15S Seniors Not Pictured Alfrey, Terry Gottsch, Jeffrey Mossage, Jeffrey Angel, Phyllis Greene, Mark Munsey, Theila Barnard, Forrest Guthrie, Edwin Newton, Russell Barnett, Gregory Hall, Cynthia O ' Hem. Kelly Britton, Lucille Hammond, Joseph Olson, Margaret Roseanne Brooks, James Harris, Frank Orwig, David Buckrop, Kenneth Hauman, Diana Patrick, Melvin Bundy, Patrick Hines, Dewey Payne, Bradley Carpenter, Gwendolyn Holmes, Stephen Penny, Patrick Chandler, Jeffrey Johnson, Daniel Piasecki, Lawrence Clash, Dan Johnson, Herbert Pittman, Robert Congdon, Michael Jones, Michael Reeder, Charles Cushman, Robert Scott Kaesbauer, Patricia Rice, Dail Cusick, Kevin Kerr, Richard Steven Sc homer, Cheryl DeLeu, Arthur Littig, Joseph Scott, Edward L. Dixon, Stanley Loquist, Jon Scott, Perry Drish, Thomas McAdams, Shannon Scudder, Michael Ellis, Richard McBride, Rick Serrano, Leonard Ewing, Leslie Merchie, Thomas Shank, Alan Eychaner, Richard Metcalf, Dwight Spaulding, Charles Fulton, Vanessa Miller, Thomas Gabriel, Steven Montgomery, Bradley Gano, Daniel Morelock, Stanley Seniors 159 160 Juniors Juniors 161 Ackerson, Vince Adams, Julie Ait ken, Randy Akin, Douglas Allbritton, Brian Allbritton, Tena Allison, Pamela Alloway, Ida Altman, Roger Craig Amidon, Jeffry Anderson, Keith Anderson, Mary Anderson, Melissa Anderson, Steven Anderson, Susan Anderson, Theresa Anderson, Victoria Angell, Tina Anguiano, Anita Anthony, Dawn Arndt, William Arp, Dennis Ashby, Frank Aversing, Janie Baker, Paula Barber, Mark Barber, Timothy Barkalow, Craig Barker, Cathy Barker, Joseph Barlang, Alisa Barnard, Scott Barnett, Dennis Barshinger, Dale Bauer, Mark Baughman, Delmar Frank Baxter, Jodie Bea, Marty Beam, Robert 162 Juniors Si Beckman, Laura Begyn, Lynnette Behr, Dustin Bell, Anthony Bell, Douglas Bell, Mark Bell, Michelle Benjamin, Roger Bennett, Diana Best, Jerry Beswick, Ralph Bibee, Michael Bierman, Roxanne Bingaman, Sandra Birely, Terry Bishop, Linda Black, Debra Black, Julianne Bladel, James Bland, Doni Bland, Joni Bleuer, Mark Blocklinger, Lisa Blondell, Sharon Blood, Penny Boehm, Matthew Bogart, William Bond, Patricia Bonsall, Bartley Boswell, Lauren Boswell, William Bower, Mona Bowser, Ronald Boyles, Randall Bradley, Patrick Bragg, Majoria m Juniors 163 Brandmeyer, Thomas Braner, Deanna Brasmer, Brenda Brasmer, David Brasmer, Dora Bratton, Michael Breiby, Michael Breiholz, Lori Brelsford, Mark Brems, Joseph Brennan, Thomas Brill, Marshall Brim berg, Susan Britton, Dennis Brockett, Blanford Gale Brooks, Lori Brown, Brenda Brown, Douglas Brown, Orville Brown, Ronald Brown, Scott Brown, Sheryl Bruck, Susan Bruffett, Phyllis Buchanan, Steven Bueser, Diana Burke, Timothy Burkert, Douglas Bums, John Burton, Cathy Burton, Deloris Tammy Butler, Paquita Cain, Michael (Wakeland) Caldwell, Delores Calysn, Joan Campbell, Janis Campbell, Thomas Caras, Corrine Carey, Jackie Carleton, Craig Carlson, Grant Carlson, Jo Dee Carmack, Alice Carman, Margaret Camithan, Melissa Carr, Shawn Carroll, Jacqueline Carsell, John Carter, Deborah Carver, Colleen Chambers, Mark Chaney, Lance Chatman, Anthony Christiansen, Jack Christie, Sandra Cirivello, Steven Clark, Caroleitha Clarquist, James Cockerill, Julie Coffman, Jay (Graham) Cohen, Stacey Coin, Deno Cole, Valerie 164 Juniors Collins, Donald Colvin, John Connelly, Thomas Conrad, Mark Cooklin, David Cooper, Cheryl Coopert, Cynthia Cooprider, David Coster, Diane Cowan, Robert Creekmore, Cheryl (Shearer) Criddle, Roxann Crookshanks, Pamela (Penny) Crouse, Sue Crowe, Bruce Crum, James Davidson, Michael (Carrell) Davis, Jimmie Davis, Julie Davis, Tammy Davis, Victoria Daxon, Deborah Daxon, Mark Day, Phillip 1. The start of a beautiful day for Roxanne Foley. 2. Ed Epperson smells out the situation! 3. What’s the hurry Jay ? Juniors 165 Dean, Minda Dear, Terry DeGeeter, Joseph DeHaven, Hope Dell, Rose Marie DeMeyer, Vicki DePaepe, David DePron, Kenneth DeSchinckel, Patricia DeSpain, Peggy Diaz. Grace Dickerson, David Dingeldein, Michael Dirck, Kent Dixon, Richard Docherty, Teresa Dockterman, David Doeckel, Vicki Doerr, Kenneth Dotson, Kevin Downing, Bruce Downing, Linda Drake, Diana Dreher, Denise Dubil, Brenda Edgar, Charles Edwards, James Ehrmann, Michael Eisentrager, Michael Ekblad, Julie Eklof, Jody Eliason, Ellen Ellis, Flora Emory, Alfred England, Mary English, Martha Enstrom, Carol Epperly, Mary Epperson, Edward Eshelman, Gary Essary, Robert 1. Sharoh Quale works diligently on her float. 2. No one minds getting the eye from Denise Heinze! 3. OH!!!!!!! 166 Juniors Evans, Jane Faranda, Katherine Fawcett, Timothy Fisher, Audrey Flack, Ronald Flores, Margaret Foley, Roxanne Ford, Lisa Ford, Nancy Fordham, Brenda Forest, James Forslund, Diane Forst, Barbara Foulks, Dale Foulks, Shaundra Foulks, Sheila (Brooks) Fox, Joseph Franck, James Franck, Landee Franks, Debra Frankville, Diana Frees, Suzan Freese, Barbara Freeze, Kathleen Fretto, Sandra Frost, Paul Eric Fry, Debra Gainous, Carol Gallagher, Arthur Gallagher, Leslie Garland, Ray Garrison, Leif Gartelos, George Gartner. Edward Garza, Jessie Gathright, Gwenth George, Cheryl Geramanis, Jean Gibbs, Betty Gibbs, Cheryl Giesler, Nancy Gilliam, Linda Juniors 167 Gilmore, Donna Gladkin, Dennis Golden, Timothy Goossens, Raymond Gordon, David Gramenz, Wayne Green, Cynthia Greer, Kendolyn Gregg, Jackie Gregory, Marlene Grevas, Theodore Grimm, Cynthia Groce, Linda Grossman. Richard Guier, Judy Gutherie, Patricia Gutierrez, Brent Gutierrez, Brian Hadley, Candice Hall, Bobby Hall, Franc ine Hall, Herman Hamlin, Ricky Hammen, Roselyn Hammond, Gary Hampton, Ronald Hanson, David Earl Hardin, Kenton Harkless, John Harmon, Gary Harms, Luann Harper, Rodney Harrell, Brenda (Jenkins) Harrell, Cathey Harris, Carol Harris, Darrell Harris, Lynette Harrison, Donnell Hartman, Helen Hasselberg, Matthew Hatlett, Ronald Hay, Carl 168 Juniors 1. Juniors gather at their friends locker ' s before Senate. 2. Cathy Smith dreams of winning season for her boys ’ swim team. Hayes, Johnny Haymon, Maurice Headly, Mary Heberling, Jon Heffeman, Neal Hegg, Timothy Heggen, Deborah Heggen, Dennis Heinze, Denise Helpenstell, Janet Henderson, Mary M. Hendren, Beth Hendren, Chris Hendrix, Donald Hentrich, Linda Heriford, Joel Heriford, Julie Herr, Cynthia Hickerson, William Hickman, Althea Hill, Angela Hill, Bonnie Hill, Sonny a Hillan, Janet Hinds, Kathleen Hipskind, Jill Hodge, David Hofmann, Phyllis Holland, Bernice Holmgrain, Kent Holmquist, Richard Hooks, Nancy Hoover, Rick Hopper, Johns Hoskins, Deborah Hotchkiss, Rex Houston, Robert Hoye, Maria Huber, Thomas Hughes, Kathy Hultgren, Pamela Humphrey, Pamela Juniors 169 Hunter, Larry Hurd, WiUie Inloes, Tammy Ireland, Nancy Jackson, Mark Jacobs, Penny Jarvis, Howard Jaster, Scott Jawoisz, Lisa Jennisch, Dennis Jepson, Debra Jespersen, Wayne Joannides, Daphne Johnson, Deborah S. Johnson, Debra Ann Johnson, Felita Johnson, Harry Darrell Johnson, Lori A. Johnson, Peggy Johnson, Robert R. Johnson, Trudie Johnson, Willie Johnston, Bemadine Johnston, Sherrill Johnston, Susan Johnston, Terri Jones, Alan Jones, Bruce Jones, Charlotta Jones, Danny Jones, Glenda Jones, James Jones, Linda Jones, Mary Jones, William Kale, Nancy 170 Juniors Kavensky, Craig Kay, Cheryl Kee, Cassandra Kelley, Cindy Kelly, David L Kelly, David W Kennedy, Patrick Kent, Robert Kerres, Donna Kilgard, William Kimbel, Jody King, Rodger Kiser, James Kissel, Denise Klass, David Klatt, William Nicholas Kohl, Rita Koster, Timothy Kovacs, Julia Krismanits, John Kulig, William Lafferty, Cheryl Lage, Jody LeMay, Nancy Lampkin, Keith Lannen, Gregory Lardner, Emily Lascelles, Jeffrey Law horn, David Law horn, Krista Layer, Steven Lear, Fred Leatherman, Donald Lee, Alan Lee, Glenda Lee, Robert Lee, Steven Lee, Terry Lefstein, Sheri Levan, Kim Lewis, Claudia Lewis, Melanie Lioen, Theresa Litvin, Timothy Livengood, Brian Lofgren, Steven Lofquist, Julia Logan, David Lomas, Stevan Long, Debbie Lovett, Mearle Lund, David Me Adam, Eric McCall, David McClendon, Henry McCullough, Karen McDowell, Valerie (Murphy) McElrath, Allen McElrath, Bemita McGee, Connie McGinnis, Tyrone Me Intire, Randy McKee, Ida Juniors 171 McKinley, Douglas Me Quieter, Gregory McRae, Brian McSparin, Ket Me Wade, Wayne Machmer, Judith Mack, Susan Mackey, Brenda Malm, Michael Manning, Michael Marckese, Rodney Markillie, Janet Marquis, Ralph Marsden, Vaughn Martin, Allie Martin, Carol Martin, James Martinez, Nestor Masengarb, Evelyn Mason, Frederick Mathews, Thomas Mattson, Gregg Matya, William Mayes, Larry Mayfield, Elmer Maynard, Keith Meade, Nancy Meagher, Karen Medlock, Richard Meredith, David Metscaviz, Janice Metzger, Judith Meyer, Robert Meyer, Steven Miles, Calvin Miles, Mark Millam, Floyd Miller, Belinda Miller, Brenda Miller, Diane Miller, Mar alee Miller, Mary 172 Juniors 1. Group work usually ends up off the topic. 2. Calvin Miles and Greg Simmons rap about their favorite hobby. Miller, Raymond Miller, Rose Miller, Teresa Mohr, John Mohr, Kathleen Moller, Laurie Moltzen, Melisa Moninski, Cheryl Montgomery, Tracey Montz, Daniel Moody, Susan Moore, Michael A Moore, Rhonda Moore, Zelma Moreno, Kevin Morgan, Helen Sue Moritz, Jeffrey Morris, Daniel Morrow, Rosie Mortz, Pamela Moss, Mark Motz, Nancy Mull, Debra Murdy, David Murga, Armando Murrens, Jo Ellen Myers, Cynthia Nagel, John Nagy, Mary Neff, Bernadette Nefzger, Julie Nelams, Ronald (Johnson) Nelson, Carl Nelson, Jeffrey Nelson, Jodie Nelson, Vicky Nesbit, Ronald Nesbitt, Teresa Nesseler, Paula Newswander, Richard Newton, Dawn Newton, Denise Juniors 173 Nicholson, SuzAnne Norris, Patricia Nunez, Laura Nunn, La Wanda Nyquist, Jill O’Brien, Timothy O ' Hem, Erin Olson, Janet Olson, Shelby O’Mary, Nancy Orr, John Osmundson, William Otts, Wanda Ovenden, Patricia Overton, Lois Palicki, Deborah Panned, Michael Panned, Mitchell Paper, Christine Pappas, Arnold Parr, Jo Lee Parrott, Joyce Patrick, Tony Patterson, Rosalyn Patton, Lance Pauley, John Peppmeyer, Martin Peschang, Nicholas Peterson, Dale Peterson, Kristin Peterson, Mark Peterson, Nan Peterson, Rhonda Peterson, Vicki Phelps, Rocke Philliber, Lisa 1. What ever happened to P. O. E. M. ? 174 Juniors Phillips, James Phillips, John Phillips, Timmie Phillips, Tommie Pieper, Bonnie Pitsch, Dennis Poling, Ronald Posada, Joseph Potter, Theodore Pratt, Michael Prehyl, Victor Pressly, Steven Quale, Sharon Quarles, Yvette Ramos, Fernando Ramsey, Jill Raymond, Mark Raymond, Patricia Redding, Danny Reed, Bruce Reeh, Scott Reid, Jeffrey Reighard, Charles Rennert, Richard Resler, James Gregory Reuter, Constance Reyes, Victoria Rhode, Marcella Ribbeck, Douglas Rice, Diana Rice, Sidney Rich. Barbara Richardson, Herbert Riley, Robert Robinson, William Robinson, Robert Robinson, Rochelle Rockhold, Michael Rockwood, Carol Rogers, Shelley Rogers, William D. Romine, Cheryl Rosenbaum, Robert Juniors 175 Rosenthal, Terry David Rossati, Linda Rosson, Juanita Rottman. Merrol Rountree, Jo Ann Rowe, Richard Rudd, Gail Runde, Bradley Rushing, Dennis Rylander, Steven Sackfield, Richard Saelens, David Sajak, Mary Salak, Sheldon Samuelson, Robyn Sanderson, Michael Santee, Kandy Santee, William Sarver, Terry Sawyer, Valerie Schachel, Michael Schader, Sanford Schaubroeck, Randall Schierling, Michael Schmitt, Sherrie Schmitt, Timothy Schmitz, Peter Schroeder, Jay Schrup, Anthony Schuermann, Lawrence Scott, David Scott, Dianna Scott. Eddie B. Scott, James (Crisler) Scott, Randy Scott, Robert D. Seebeck, Cindy Shallman, Nancy Sharp, Patti Shaw, Steven Sheldahl, Diane Shelton, Berry 176 Juniors Shrake, Karen Siegel, Norman Sievers, Kelly Simmons, Gregory Simmons, Michael Simpson, Eddie Sipes, Edwin Sisco, Kimberly Swill, David Smiley, Dennis Smith, Brian Smith, Cathy Smith, Christine Smith, Diane Smith, Pamela Smith, Patricia Smith, Stanley Smith, Theresa Smith, Timothy I. Smith, Vicki L. Snell, Steven Snyder, Valerie Soady, Linda Soike, Robert Solis, Natalie Souder, Bruce Sparkman, Ronald E. Spector, Steven Spencer, Christina Sproul, Cheryl Staley, Penelope Stanley, Christopher Stein, Debra Stetson, Gwynne Stevenson, Cheryl Stevenson, Gail Stewart, Juan Stigers, Susan Stockdale, David Stokes, Kathy Stone, David Straw, Debra 1. Bill Osmundson reads the in¬ structions before putting together a junior float. 2. Betty Gibbs express¬ es herself through the new school murals. 3. Don’t cry Chery; it’ll all be better in the morning. 4. Take MY picture! Juniors 177 Strickler, Martin Strong, Sharon Stutz, Jodi Sulser, Glenn Surratt, Reese Sutterman, Steven Swanson, Lisa Swanson, Urania Tadlock, Sherrie Talboom, Frank Talik, Craig Talley, Lenore Taylor, Clinton Ray Taylor, Colleen Taylor, Donald Taylor, Lorraine Taylor, Ronald Thompson, Shelley Thompson, Steven Thoms, Steven Thomson, Roxanne Tiedge, Jill Trout, David Trout, Martin Turner, William Tyrrell, Michael Ulfig, Catherine Ullman, Jane Ullrick, LuAnn VanBlaricom, Katherine 178 Juniors 1. Steve Layer makes another LAY¬ UP during gym class. 2. Tom Brand- meyer brands his name on his wood project. 3. The Pains of being in LOVE! 4. Rock Island’s printing press in action. Vance, Melody VanLerberghe, Paula VanSpy brook, Deborah VanWinkel, Mitchell Varadi, Kathleen Varner, Gary Vene, Deborah Vesey, Alvin Glend Vetter, Lawrence Vick, Timothy Viemow, Janet Viviani,.Elma Vogel, Edward Vogel, Mary Voss, John Vought, Bruce Vrell, Mary Wahlen, Lawrence Wahlen, Peter Wales, Donald Wales, Kenneth Wales, Ronald Ward, Evelyn Janell Ward, Janice Waters, Phillip Watkins, Kelly Wayne, David Weeks, Bruce Well fort, Lizabeth Wells, Daryl Juniors 179 1. Dead man s bluff is one of the football plays. 2. Mike Carroll receives a little help from Teresa Yakovich. 3. Candy provides a welcome break in the day. 4. Nancy Shallman and Scott Reeh thumb through the card catalog. Wendland, Michael Wenger, Julie Westerbeck, James Westlund, Darlene Wheeland, Elizabeth Whitley, Merry Wild, Donald Joe Wildman, Linda Willetts, Cheryl Williams, Debra Williams, Diana Williams, Gloria Williams, Michael Williamson, Charles Williamson, Thomas Willis, Thomas Wilson, Carol Wilson, Daniel Wilson, Kenneth E. Wilson, Kenneth Ray Wilson, Nancy Wilt, David Winter, Steven Witherspoon, Timothy Wittevrongel, Scott Wold, Sherry Woll, Louis Wolters, Patricia 180 Juniors Wolverton, Michael Wright, John Wynn, Matthew Yakovich, Teresa Yeater, Steven Young, Nancy Zawada, Elizabeth Zeglin, Jeffery Zeroth, Mark Zimmerman, Lizanne Zude, David Zukerman, Jeffrey Not Pictured Bell, Peggy Ebert, Gale Goodwin, John Hoovler, David Hurst, Rebecca McCarke, Cheryl Morrow, Truman Myers, Richard Nesbit, Albert Roate, Dale Sanchez, Mary Schomer, Cindy Taylor, Richard Voss, Thomas Wadsworth, Marvin Whitley, Terry Wilker, Thomas Juniors 181 182 Sophomores Sophomores 183 Ackerman. Floyd Joseph Ackerman. Tracy Ackerson, Valerie Adams, Sidney Allen, Mark Robert Allen, Terry Amato, Todd Anderson, Elizabeth Anderson, Jay Anderson, Katherine Anderson, Kris Anderson, Scot Anderson, Sharon Angell, Teri Ansary, Peshtunyar Appelquist, Audrey Argo, Wade Argue, Peggy Atkinson, Julia Avery, Christen Danny Avruch, Steven Axup, Peter Raker, Dale Baker, Jeffery Baldridge. Melissa Bales, Ronald Balliu, Scott Baltimore, Cheryl Bam men, Jeffery Banks, Vickie Barker, Julie Barnes, Debra Bauer, Susan Bea, Lawrence Beason, Linda Beason, Michael Beckman, Lois Behrens, Karen Bender, Shari Bennett, Donna Bentley, Cathy Berg, Kathryn 184 Sophomores Berg, Norman Robert Beserra, Gloria Betz, Jonnie Bevill, Sherry Bickel, Billie Jo Bier man, Edward Bierman, Lynn Birkel, Darcy Bivens, June Black, Michael Black. Ronald Bladel, Marsha Blais. William Bledsoe, Kathy Bleyaert, Julie Blick, David Bogguess, Vickie Bohannon, Teddy Bollinger, Tamela Bomar, Robert Booras. Gregory Booth, Sherri Bourn, Tammy Bowser, David Boyer, Brian Bradley , Vickie Brandmeyer, Robert Brandt. Barry Braner, Debbie Braner, Laurie Brattain, Paula Brick, Susan Brinkmeyer, John Britton, Dan Brocksieck, Sandra 1. People can get some strange moods eating the cafeteria food. 2. Hope¬ fully Tammy Bollinger is more interested in her other classes. 3. Julie Atkinson is caught with someone else ' s instrument. 4. This sophomore looks like he is getting seasick. Sophomores 185 Brodnax, William Brooks (Bassett), Jina Brower, Richard Brown, Clifford Brown, David Brown, John Brown, Margaret Lynne Brown, Robin Brown, Tamara Bruzas, John Buchanan, Barry Buchman, Frank Budelier, Mark Bunch, Roy Burrill, Cynthia Burwell, Christine Bush, Donald Bussard, Chris Butler, Michael Byrd, Russell Cain (Wakeland), Cheryl Calmer, Lawrence Campbell, John Campbell, Thomas Cannon, Robert Carlson, Carol Carlson, Jill Carlson, Maria Carroll, Julie Chalfant, Brenda Chaplin, Thomas Charleston, Janet Chirekos, Nicholas Clark, James Cleaveland, Thomas Clemons , Debra Cobb, Cynthia Coberly, Thomas Cobert, Jeffery Colclasure, Scott Coleman, William Collins, James 186 Sophomores Congdon, Patrick Conley, James Connolly, Valeree Cook, Theresa Cooper, James Cooper, John Cooper, Lynn Marie Copenhaver, Dennis Cornish, Marvin Coster, John Cox, Thomas Crawford, Teonna Cromer, Gary Crosby, David Crosby, Ricky Crouse, Joni Sue Crownover, Timothy Csorba, Debra Cumby, Roberta Daggett, Terry Damewood, Rick Danielson, Laurie Darwin, Bert Darwin, Elizabeth Davies, Kimberly Davis, Barbara Davis, Elvis Davis, Joyce Davis, Valerie Davison, Larry Daw, Michael Daxon, Dennis Dean, Scott DeBacker, Joseph Deitrich, Douglas Delcourt, David Dell, William DeMuynck, Thomas Dennis, Randy Dennison, Roger DePaepe, Susan DePew, Bradley 1. Some people will do anything to “get away”. 2. Tom Yohn looks a lit¬ tle scared as he makes a turn. Sophomores 187 Deutsch, Kenneth DeWitte, Stephen Diehl, Daniel Dilly, Deneen Donelson, Donald Donlin, Linda Doran, Carla Dortch, Abraham Dortch, Samuel Downey, James Draffkom, William Duke, Diane Dunn, Edward Dunn, Howard Eagle, Eileen Eckermann, Michael Eckert, Tracy Edmondson, Leo Egan, Jerry Egeberg, Janet Egger, Nancy Ellis, Bradley Ellis, Eileen Emenck, Steven Emerson, Danny Enburg, Brian Engholm, Sally Erickson, Debra Kim Erickson, Diane Erikson, Laura Euell, King Evans, Elizabeth Ewing, John Ewing, Mark Faigen, Michael Famsworht, Gene Farrance, Debra Fink, Teri Firth, Kevin Fitch, Tara r ■ ft 188 Sophomores Fitts, Cheryl Flanagan, Michael Flynn, Thomas Foley, John Forbes, Joni Ford, Linda Fordham, Allison Fordham, Scott Foss, Carol Foss, Donna Foster, Kathy Fout, Michael Foutch, Patricia Fowler, Jerry Fox, Brenda Fox, Marsha Fox, Susan Francis, Teresa Franck, David Franks, Mary Frankville, Carol Freeburg, Vicki Freelove, Brenda Freelove, Gerald Frees, Robert Fries, Lester Frink, Th esa Fuller, Mitzi Gage, Laura Galbraith, Lorri Galex, Audrey Galusha, John Gardner, John Garrison, Dana Garver, Gregory George, James Gilmore, Randy Cladkin, Diane Glider, David God by, Lisa ] 1. Martha and Ruth share a joke while waiting for a ride home. Sophomores 189 Golden, Jeannette Gonzalez, Denise Goodwin, Steven Goold, Tammy Goreth, Joanie Gosney, Nancy Goveia, Patricia Graboach, James Graham, Elizabeth Grahlmann, James Green, Cheryl Green, Steven Green, Teresa Greenhaw, Pamela Greenman, Bonnie Greenwood, Gail Gress, Donna Gress, Twana Griffith, Timmie Grindle, Jeffery John Grisham, Carolyn Groothaert, Debra Guier, Phyllis Gundrum, Peggy Gunter, Robert Gusman, Frank Gustafson, Jon Gustafson, Kim Guthrie, George Gurthrie, Robert Gutting, Donald Gwinn, Kimberly Hall, John C. Hall, John S. Hall, Michael Hamlin, Joni Handelman, Jeffery Hankins, Julie Hansen, Robert Hanshaw, David Harden, James Hardy, Gregory 190 Sophomores Hare, Grover Haronik, John Harris, Dillard Harrison, Charles Dennis Hart, Janet Heath, Dianna Hegg, Teresa Heitman, Lawrence Helpenstell, Eric Hendrin, Eric Henke, Robert Henneman, Richard Henson, Patty Hermann, Robin Hester, Lynn Hiatt, Tim Hickson, Joseph Hill, Debra Hill, Jeffery Hill, Michael Hillman, Donald Hindman, Laurie Hisey, Thomas Hobart, Daniel Hodge, Mary Ann Hoffman, Lisa Holland, (Barnes), Larry Holm berg, Kris Holmquist, Robert Holub, Reed Horvath, Anna Hoss, Duane Sophomores 191 Hoteling, Donald Houlton, Pamela Houston, James Howell, Wanda Huber, Jerry Hudson, Crystal Hughes, Nora Huskey, Laura Ingold, Melinda Isaacson, Thomas Jackson, Pamela Johns, Kevin Lee Janov, Laren Janssen, Diane Jasiota, Christopher Jawoisz, Julie Jeff, Donna Jenkins, Andre Jenkins, Darlene Jenkins, David Jenkins, Richard Jensen, David Jensen, Lila Jinks, Ronald Johnson, Calvin Johnson, Florinda Johnson, Lamar Johnson, Linda Johnson, Robert Johnson, Teri Johnson, William E. Jones, Lorene Jones, Rebecca Kadel, Lori Kapraun, Robert Karman, Anthony Karzin, Cynthia Kee, James Kelly, Gene Kelly, Molly Jo Kester, Robert Kettering, Joseph 192 Sophomores Kieffer, Lisa Kim mins, Glen King, Leslie Kisch, Victor Kite, Melody Klauer, Diane Klockau, David Koch, Richard Koberstein, Kevin Koepplinger, Pamela Kost, Thomas Koster, Michael Krug, Steven Kuenning, Annette Kugler, Susan Kulhavy, Terry Kump, Alan Lady (Gusman), Mary LaFrance, Anita Laird, David Lam, Michael Lange, Jacquelin Lannen, Donald Lardner, Jamie Largent, Lisa Lawson, Diane Lawson, Kirk Learner, Nathan Leatherman, James Lee, Kenny Leffel, Martin Leffler, Daniel Lefstein, Lori Lensch, Kitty Lenser, Joey Lewis, Amy Lindsey, Kimberly Lisenbee (Griffin), Elizabeth Lit tig, Mary Locke, Charles Looney, Hope Louck, Barbara Luckey, Carl Lundy, Gregory Lyle, Susan Me Adam, Randolph McCall, Dolores McClintock, Gary McCoy, Michael McDaniel, Martha McDonnell, Mike McGhee, Denese McGinnis, Kelli McGinnis, Leonard McGuire, Kevin McKee, Judy 1. Joffre Wise seems to be at ease here at Rocky. Sophomores 193 McKee, Michael McKinney, Dennis McKinney, Walter McLaughlin, Beth Me Roberts, Edward Me Spar in, Kevin Mack, Kathleen Madison, Mary Madison, Teri Magadan, Noel Manary, David Manues, Teresa Markin, Debra Marquette, Lesley Marsden, Suzanne Martin, Rebecca Martinez, Norma Massey, Roberta Mathews, Charles Meeks, Randall Merc hie, Robert Metz, Donald Meyers, Bradley Miers, Holly Mik el, Ma ttie Pearl Milani, Dino Milhouser, Kenneth Millbrook, Harold Mill brook, Roy Miller, Christine Miller, Diane Miller, Paula Mills, Robert Mincer, Robert Mitchell, Kim Moeller, Richard Moellering, Judith Moller, Stephen Moore, Anita Moore, Bradley Moore, Marc Moore, Martha Morris, Phillip Morrison, Brenda Morrison, John Mortz, Martha Mosher, Darrell 194 Sophomores Moskaloff, Connie Mowery, Christine Mowery, Richard Mueller, Corrine Muller, Scott A. Munsey, Cornell David Murphy, Shannon Murphy, Thomas Murrens, Thomas Muscovalley, Karen Muscovalley, Katherine Myers, Brenda Myers, Cherie Myers, Elaine Nache, Frances Napsky, Jodi Neifing, James Nelson, Carol Nelson, James W. Nelson, Julie Nelson, Rose Marie Nelson, Tamey Nesseler, Molly Jo Neumann, Linda Nevling, Roger Newcomb, Benjamin Newton, Laura Nikulski, Ronald Nimmers, Sheila Nixon, Lisa Noble, Michael O’Banion, Kelly O ' Brien, Mark S. Oetting, David Osborn, Paul Osterhagen, Diana Palmer, Kelli Palmer, Theodore Pappas, George Parr, Steven Patronagio, Martha Pauwels, Ruth Payne, Debbie Peavy, (Kennedy), Jeannie Peck, Edward Perrin, Diane Perryman, Thomas Sophomores 195 Piasecki, Roxanne Pierson, Ernest Pierson, Linda Pittman, David Plaisance, David Pohl, Arthur Poling, Richard Pollner, Tracy Powell, Rusty Press, Joel Prude, Wendell Quae ken bush, Kevin Quale, Mary Jane Quill, Monica Radloff, Ann Ralston, Alma Ramsey, Randy Reden bo, Pamela Rennert, Ronald Reuter, Carl Reyes, Mark Reyes, Rosemarie Reyna, Sylvia Rice, Kathleen Richardson, Willie Rider, Cheryl Riley, William Roberson, Paulette Roberts, Anthony Roberts, LeRoy Robinson, (Robertson), Linda Robinson, Paula Rock, Carla Roessler, Steve Rogers, Billy Rogers, William H. Rogers, Toby Rosenthal, Laurie Rowe, Donald Ruark, Cynthia Ruckman, Rickey Rudd, Kelly 196 Sophomores Rudd, Kerri Rushing, Rebecca Russell, Mark Ryan, Jody Rylander, Laura Salais, Dalla Ana Sanderson, Judy Schaffer, Charles Schamp, Wanda Sue Scheck, John Schissel, Joseph Schmitt, Anita Schrempp, Gloria Schroeder, Glenn Schwarz, Debra Schweickhardt, Jo Ann Scott, Brian Scott, James Scott, Russell Scranton, Susan Seyb, James Seymour, Michael Seymour, Michele Shadden, John. Shaffnit, Richard Shank, Sandra Sharp, Brian Sharp, Lori Shaw, Richard Sheese, Wayne Shewed, Susan Sigmon, Larry Skinner, Sally Skov, Steven Smart, Robert Smith, Clarence Smith, Dennis Smith, Gregory Smith, Kent Smith, Mary Gale Smith, Michael L. 1. Sheila, Teresa, and David apparently don’t go for individual study work. 2. Sonny Lester explains a project to a new sophomore P.P.C. member. Sophomores 197 Snyder, Sheila Sol tow, Christine Spah, Michael Sparks, Gale Spidle, Milton Sproul, Laurie Spurgeon, Theresa Stancil, Dena Stanley, Elizabeth Stark, Joleen Staub, Deborah Staub, Michael Steele, Tammy Stein, Kathy Stelling, Pamela Jean Sterrett, Gail Stevens, Robert Stevens, Virginia Stillwell, Kenneth Stirts, Steven Stockton, Thomas Stout, David Strauss, John Stricklander, Delphine Stromer, Tamara Studer, Michael Suggs, Alfred Max Summers, Juanita Swanson, Colleen Swanson, John Swanson, Scott Sweet, Lori Talbot, Mary Talley, Lawrence Tanner, Charles Kent Taylor, Bobby J. Taylor, Denise Taylor, Edward Dale Taylor, Jean Taylor, Regena Taylor, Yolanda Teague, Mark 19H Sophomores Teitsch, Tommy Thompson, David Thoms, Michael Thorton, Thomas Thurman, Kelly Timm, Robert Tingle, Thomas Tips word, Mark Tobias, Kim Tomaseski, Todd Trout, Tim Trulson, David Tschappat, Patricia Tumlin, Debra Tumbough, Delbert a Turner, Joseph Wesley Turner, Quinette Turner, Tab Forrest Tweet, Randall Tyler, Peggy Ullrick, Ricky Lee VanHecke, Steven Vann, Steven VanZandbergen, Coleen Varner, Sondra Verhille, Michael Vesey, Betty Viviani, Jack Vogel, Susan Voss, Shelly Wagner, Jenny Wahlen, Pamela Wahlheim, Michael Wake land, William Walker, Cynthia Wallace, Karl Waller, Todd Wannenmacher, Mark Ward, Deborah S. Ward, James Ward, Tamela Wardlow, Ernest Lee 1. Sophomores enjoy being outside during their lunch period. 2. Even sophomores are allowed to use the pop machines. 3. “ will be a good girl. I will be a good girl Sophomores 199 Washburn, Ronald Watkins, Georgianna M. Watkins, Shirley Watkins, Teri Wayne, James Wedertz, David Weese, Althea Weingartz, Alayne Wells, Teresa Welsh, Rick Welsh, Valerie Wendling, Sally Wertheimer, Richard West, Cindy West, Rob Westerbeck, Theresa Westlund, Ira Wheatley, Reginald Whitcomb, Pamela Wickert, Patricia Wiggins, Scott Wilcox, Pamela Wilde, Martin Wilhelm, Jay Williams, James R. Williams, Kandy Williams, Lawrence Williams, Melinda Williams, Michael L. Williams, Sheila Williams, Vincent Williamson, Patricia Wilson, Charles R. Wilson, Debra Wilson, Jerilyn Wise, Joffre Wise, Mark Wollenburg, Robert Wolter, Jan Wood, Julia Worth, Daniel Wortham, Sharon (Harris) I. The undefeated sophomore team had a lot of good support. 200 Sophomores Wright, Robyn Wynes, John Yarrington, Doris Yohn, Thomas Yokas, Marina York, Julie Young, Patricia Zentic, Pamela Zimmerman, Kristel Sophomores Not Pictured Kevin Branch Lorraine Creek more David Crouse Erwin Edwards William Elliot Timothy Murga Rickey Ritemone Randy Skinner Rodney Vance Jamie Yingling Sophomores 201 203 Dr. Kritzmire Begins First Year The Rock Island School Board is responsible for any changes taking place here at Rocky. The task is a formidable one and our School Board is to be commended for the excellent job it has done. The student body should be especially ap¬ preciative of Dr. Kritzmire’s dedication in his first year as Superintendent of Schools. Mike Foley, Liz Lardner, and Bob Nache were elected as this year’s student representatives to the school board. They pro¬ vided a link between the stu¬ dent body and the School Board, preventing many prob¬ lems and clearing up others. Litherland, Bennett Assistant Superintendent — Instruction Harris, Dillard Assistant Superintendent — Pupil and Personnel Services Forward, Lyle Assistant Superintendent — Business Biggs, Darrell Assistant to the Superintendent — Career Education Collins, Dean Assistant to the Superintendent — School-Community Relations Grimes, Rev. William President of School Board Peterson, Dr. Donald President Pro-Tern of School Board Bailey, William School Board Member Johnson, George School Board Member Zukerman, Rosaline School Board Member I. Dr. William J. Kritzmire, Superintendent of Schools. 2. Stu¬ dent Board Representatives Bob Nache, Elizabeth Lardner, and Mike Foley • meet with Dr. Kritzmire after their election as Stu¬ dent Board Representatives. 204 Administration New Guidance Complex Completed A lot of good things have been happening to our counseling staff this year. Miss Sandy Stoit, formerly an English teacher here, has joined the staff. Room 216, (remember study hall?), has been turned into a new complex of which the counselors think very highly. The complex has a room where the representatives from col¬ leges who come to Rocky can meet with interested students. There is also a library of college catalogs available to the stu¬ dent body. Ackerson, Gary Administrative Asst. Principal Rose, Floyd Assistant Principal — Attendance, discipline Shaffer, Ellis Assistant Principal — Curriculum Dyson, Charles Director of Guidance Jones, Marjorie Counselor Peterson, Earline Counselor Pierce, Marguerite Counselor Stoit, Sandra Counselor Strohl, Nancy Counselor Shedd, William Counselor Stevens, Ronald Counselor 1. Harold E. Voyles, Principal. 2. Mr. Dyson, new head of the Guid¬ ance Department, checks over senior class ranks. Department Head Counselor Administration 205 Student-Taught Class The English Department initiated three new courses this year: Space, Swords, and Time; Lit¬ erature Seminar; and What’s Happening? — Film Communication II. Space, Swords, and Time examines good science fiction. Literature Seminar is a student-taught class — the first at Rocky, and it is proving worthwhile. The film class is for advanced film students who are able to produce their own films. Anderson, Virginia English Brauch, Ruth English Campbell, Linda English Christensen, Dean Reading Center Conrad, Eleanor English, WATCHTOWER Fessler, Frank English l. Mrs. Gillis looks pleased at her students progress. 2. Mr. Oeistreich rates the following film X-itement. 3. Mrs. Anderson shares a laugh with her class. 4 Mr. Kacsir emphasizes a point. Department Head 206 English Gillette, Marie English Gillis, Joyce Reading Center Gleboff, James English Johnson, Marjorie English Jones, Ruth English Kacsir, David English Lillis, Sheila English, Psychology Meersman, Mildred English Melbourne, Genette English Milton, Arthur English Oeistreich, Charles English Peschang, Nicholas English, CRIMSON CRIER Smith, Cheryl English Perkins, Shirley English West, Patsy English English 207 New Conference-Call Past is past, and our history courses which tell us of the past are expanding more and more. History, by next year will have twice as many courses offered. The Government classes are now being broken down into mini courses, while the Economics classes are still budgeting. In the news this year are the new conference-call sys¬ tem set up in rooms 152, 10,316. Armstrong, William History, Debate Casey, Arnold History Dennis, Phillip History Dickerson, Theodore History Embertson, Gary History Janecke, Jerry Government 208 Social Studies Hegg, Hollis Government Johnson, Hugh History Jones, Lyle Economics Mickelson, Donald History Reed, Don Economics Sias, Richard History Wes ter berg, Timothy Economics, Government 1. Mr. Dickerson gives his opinion of having his picture taken. 2. Mr Casey gives a helping hand to a puzzled student. 3. Mr. Janecke calls for silence 4. Mr. Westerberg is caught in contemplation of a day’s work. 5. Mr. Dennis and Mr. Embertson work together in Individualized History. Social Studies 209 Language Widens Scope With the growing interest in foreign languages, it was possible this year for students to broaden their knowledge of foreign cultures. Miss Sholl’s third and fourth year French classes took a field trip to see a play put on by a traveling French troupe at the University of Illinois. The Spanish IV class attended a high school production of a Spanish play. Although the German department had no special project this year, the classes have increased in size, so that future projects look promising. Blomberg, John Spanish I, IV Bowman, Marijane German I, II, III Sears, Caroline Spanish II, German I Sholl, Joyce French I, II, III, IV Tsagaris, Clara Spanish II, III 1. Mrs. Sears checks answers to her student’s homework. 2. Mrs. Tsagaris works with her class on the overhead projector. Department Head 210 Language Advancements in Science Department Aid Students A change in needs is a change in Science. This year Rocky’s Science Department has made sev¬ eral changes in order to keep up with the change in the needs and wants of our students. One new change is the new laser which the Advanced Physics class is using in some of their experi¬ ments. Another welcome addition to the Science Department is Mr. Terry Hunt. Mr. Hunt once taught in Australia and now teaches Biology here at Rocky. Armstrong, Charles Physics, Adv Physics, Chem Clark, Ralph Biol 10 Goodwin, Thomas Env Biol, Biol 10 Hall, Dorothy Biol 10 Hunt, Terry Biol 10 Motz, Robert Biol 10, Biol II Robinson, Frank Env Biol, Biol 10 Stone, John Chem, CO Biol 1. Mr. Motz goes over a lab experiment with Biology 10 stu¬ dents. 2. Mr. Goodwin enjoys silence after class is dismissed. Science 211 Math Department Gains a New Computer Office The Math department introduced a number of changes this year. Phone jacks have been in¬ stalled in six rooms so that the PDP-8 computer can be used in each classroom. Mr. Anderson and Mr. Ryner both acquired new furniture which is especially suited for mathematics class¬ es. The math department also has its own office now and one third floor wing is all math. Anderson, Leslie Algll, Calculus Colbert, Clifford Algl, Geometry Davie, Nellie Algll, Geometry Franck, George Alg I, General Math II McCann, Samuel CO Math, CO Biology Ryner, Frank IndMath. MIA, Alg II Werthman, Joan Alg 1, Geometry Wood, David Coll Alg, Alg II, Trig, Analytic Geom. 1. Mr. Colbert answers a funny question. 2. Mr. Wood enjoys a moment of relaxa¬ tion between classes. Department Head 212 Math Business Provides Change in Routine The Business Education Department at Rocky is offering fifteen courses this year, ranging from Shorthand to Business Law. This year Freshmen will be able to take a full year of typing for high school credit, something never before possible. Two new courses will be offered next year to serve the needs of an ever-increasing student body. Anderson, Lawrence Type I, Bus Law, Data Proc Clark, Ben Bkkpl Funk, Carol Type I, Retail, Bus Math Johnson, Kenneth Type II, Clerfrae, Transc-Dict Malcolm, Eugene Bkkp I, Type I, Per Record, Act I Me Kavanaugh, Sharon Bkkp , Steno Neuerberg, Lawrence Type I, Steno New Equipment Adds Variety in Girls ’ PE Girls Gym offers a great variety of activities for female students. Swimming, trampoline, gymnastics, soccer, and field hockey are just a few of the units offered each year. Athletics is usually thought of as being primarily for boys. This makes the girls gym classes doubly impor¬ tant because they provide an opportunity for girls to try sports which they would otherwise have no acquaintance with. Black, Sandra Girls PE, Health Ed. Lang, Marcia Girls PE, Health Ed. Nicola, Cherie Girls PE, Health Ed. Sartor, Doreen Girls PE Trackwell, Emma Girls PE, Health Ed. (not pictured) 1. Mrs. Nicola unlocks a trampoline unit. 2. Mrs. Sartor. 214 Girls P.E. Boys ’ PE Gains New Gymnastics Equipment This year in the P.E. Department efforts were made to establish a gymnastics team to go along with the new high bar, and parallel bars. New scuba equipment was also acquired to add to last years gear. This year sophomores also have nine weeks of gym, nine weeks of Health Ed., and eighteen weeks of Drivers Ed. 1. Mr Johnstone checks his grade book for student progress. 2. Mr. Carroll looks over homework papers in Health Ed. Bonsall, Duane Boys PE, Health Ed. Carroll, James Boys PE, Study Hall, Health Ed. Friedricksen, Fred Boys PE, Health Ed. Gorgal, Allan Health Ed. Johnstone, James Boys PE, Study Hall Riley, Robert Boys PE Home Ec Very Popular What do your students like to do best? Eat,” laughed Miss Thornton. After a moment of thought, she revised her answer to “Plan their own meals. ” Whatever they like to do best, the Home Economics courses are definitely very popular with Rocky’s female and male student body. Bartman, Janet Adv Cloth, Fads-Fashions, Tailoring Bjorkman, Rose Ann Chefs Rel, Jr Chefs Rel Kuhn, Marilyn Foods of Child, Family Meals, Child Care Thornton, Vivian Beg Sew, Fam Meals, Chefty ' s, Beg Foods 1. Mrs. Bartman helps a student with a sewing problem. 2. Mrs. Vander Jeugdt pauses from reading a textbook. 216 Home Economics Mechanics Are Motivated Even if a Mechanical Arts student never uses what he learns in a working situation, it will still be valuable to him. The things learned in Me¬ chanical Arts classes can be useful anywhere. A student may learn to draw plans in a phase of Mechanical Arts, and in another phase he may learn to build things that he has planned. In any case, no matter what your life’s plan may be, Mechanical Arts will always be useful. Banfield, Arthur Auto-body Gerber, Walter Voc-Welding Hawkinson, Dennis General Printing, Graphic Arts Johnson, Charles General Wood Lundeen, Howard Mechanical Drawing, Director of Athletics Nelson. Russell Auto-Mechanics Timmerman, Donald Power-Mechanic, Auto-Mechanics Varga, Robert General Machinery 1. Mr. Johnson lends a hand to a student. 2. Mr. King explains an illuminating point Mechanical Arts 217 Band Has New Director Dr. Paxcia thinks that keeping up the school spirit is part of the band’s job. This fall the band stayed for the entire game, instead of leaving at halftime. They also played at an away game for the first time, travel¬ ing to Galesburg, and introduced a new halftime format. The band played for the opening of the new Inter¬ state bridge in October and at the last home football game they hosted the Purdue band. Hart, Jerome Orchestra Osborn, Murray Chamber Choir, Senior Glee Paxcia, Vincent Band, Stage Band Petruccelli, Dan Soph Chorus, Girls Glee 1. Mr. White gives instructions for an Art project. 2. Dr. Paxcia leads the band through their new format. Department Head 218 Fine Arts Driver’s Ed Strives to Produce Better Drivers In a seemingly endless effort to produce better drivers, the Driver Education department combined their skill together with a new instructor, Mr. Del Nicklaus. Before this year’s students got behind the wheels of their new 1974 cars supplied by local deal¬ ers, the staff found it necessary to emphasize and interpret the new traffic signs. More visual aids on motorcycling were shown to make this year’s stu¬ dents more aware of its handling and operation. Allison, Richard Driver Education DeTaeye, Donald Driver Education Holmgren, Leonard Driver Education Jess el, Wayne Driver Education Nicklaus, Del Driver Education Schultz, Chester Driver Education Tietjens, Ben Alleman Driver Education Youngquist, Frank Driver Education 1. Mr. Schultz gives a few tips on better driving. 2. Mr Holmgren gives his opinion on in the car driving. Driver ' s Education 219 Vo Tech Serves City The students who attend class in the Vo Tech building do everything from changing oil to painting cars to overhauling engines. Students, teachers, and people from the community all bring their cars to Rocky to be serviced. The director, Mr. Kline is in charge of the VIP pro¬ gram at the “Y”. Last year 11 students received high school diplomas. VIP now has prospective students on a waiting list for openings in the classes and Mr. Kline is considering doubling the present enrollment of 40 students. Jenkins, Clara Career Education Counselor Kline, Ed VIP Director Slusser, Randx VIP Spresser, Jon Special Ed. Walker, Earl Victor VIP 1 Students learn by doing. 2. Cleaning up is also part of the job. 220 Vo Tech, Special Education, And V I.P. CWT Prepares Students The Cooperative Work Programs are part of a larger program which is nationally organized. Students not only learn in the classroom, but also work part-time in order to gain valuable experience in their chosen career areas. This pro¬ gram is not only popular with students but also with the local businesses that employ them. This year there were more jobs open than the number of students participating in CWT. 1. Mr. Bradford collects his class ' s test. 2. Mrs. Nelson busies herself with paperwork. Ballard, Bonnie CWT Bevill, John CWT Bradford, C R. CWT Devinney, Donald CWT McLaughlin, Florence CWT Nelson, Eugina CWT Cooperative Work Training 221 Many Changes in A-VCenter The Audio-visual department, the Library and the Clinic are departments which seldom get any recog¬ nition for their work. It would be difficult to run the school without them. This year the Audio-visual department had a new manager: Mrs. Hortense Martinez. A new position has been created in the Audio-visual department, that of technician; filled by Mr. Walter Ball. Martinez, Hortense Audio-Visual Manager Ball, Walter Media Technician Simmon, Florence Librarian Van Eaton, Pauline Librarian Hall, Norine Clinic Nurse 1. Mrs. Martinez searches for the right film. 2. Mrs. Sim mon pauses to check out students coming into the library. 222 Audio-Visual, Library, Clinic Workers Keep Rocky Running Sometimes we don’t hear about the non-certified staff, but it’s these people who do the multitude of tasks that keep a building that houses almost three thousand people running. Problems like piled- up milk cartons, snow-bound sidewalks, finicky heating elements, jammed lockers, fun-filled food fights, per¬ snickety plumbing, faked I.D.’s ... and innumerable other problems. 1. Security Officers: Preston Walker, Clifford Yeater, Earl Thompson. Secretaries: 1st ROW, E. Burket, M. Henson, S. Becker, B. Ingold, C. King, M. DeSchepper, E. Wise, M. Holmes. 2nd ROW, V. Cloninger, S. Nelson, L. Bigford, J. Gang, C. Babcock. 3. Cafeteria Ladies: (LEFT TO RIGHT) 1st ROW, Lona Gregory, Deloras Mincer, Betty Wildermath, Donna Bales, Martha Johnson, Vera Holgate, Lorrette Nimrick, Arline Minteer, Dorothy Brutsche. 2nd ROW, Lorraine Hender, Roselle Jack- son, Esther Egger, Arlie Hannon, Hazel Jones, Ruby Flowers, Edith Teuscher, Margaret Dunlap. 4. Custodians: 1st ROW, Dick Solomon, Ed Nagel, Harold Lindberg, Ralph Hallen. 2nd ROW, James Danielson, John Webster, Cyriel DeWitte, Fred Wedeking. 5. Matrons: Marcella McCormick, Helen Nanke. Secretaries, Cafe Worker, Custodians, Security Officers 223 FACULTY AND STAFF Ackerson, Gary 205 Allison, Richard 219 Anderson, C.L. 212 Anderson, Larry 213 Anderson, Virginia 206 Armstrong, Charles 211 Babcock C. 223 Bales, Donna 204 Balls, Walter 222 Bartman, Janet 216 Banfield, Arthur 21 7 Backer, S. 223 Bevill, John 22 Bigford, L. 223 Biggs, Darrell 204 Bjorkman, Rose Ann 216 Black, Sandra 214 Blomberg, John 210 Bonsai, Duane 215 Bowman, MaryJane 210 Bradford, Curley 22 Brauch, Ruth 206 Brutsche, Dorothy 223 Burkert, E. 223 Campbell, Linda 206 Carroll, James 215 Casey, Arnold 209, 108 Christensen, Dean 206 Clark, Ben 213 Clark, Ralph 211 Collins, Dean 204 Colbert, Clifford 212 Conrad, Eleanor 206 Danielson, James 223 Davie, Nellie 212 Dennis, Phillip 212, 208, 209 DeSchepper, M. 223 DeTaeye, Donald 219 Devinney, Donald 48, 49, 221 Dickerson, Theodora 208, 209 Duewel, Joyce 218 Dunlap, Margaret 223 Dyson, Charles 205 Egges, Esther 223 Embretson, Gary 209, 208 Fessler, Frank 206 Flowers, Ruby 223 Forward, Lyle 204 Franck, George 212 Fredrickson, Fred 215 Funk, Carol 213 Gang, J. 223 Gerber, Walter 99. 217 Gillette, Marie 206 Gleboff, Jim 206 Goodwin, Thomas 211 Gorgal, Allan 215 Gregory , Lona 223 Grimes, Rev. William 204 Hall, Dorothy 211 Hall, Norine 222 Hallen, Ralph 223 Harris, Dillard 204 Hannon, Arlie 223 Hart, Jerome 218 Hawkinson, Dennis 21 Hegg, Hollis 209 Hender, Lorraine 223 Henson, M. 223 Holgate, Vera 223 Holmgren, William 219 Hunt, Terry 211 Ingold, B 223 Jackson, Rosell 223 Janecke, Jerry 208, 209 Jenkins, Clara 220 Jessell, Wayne 219 Johnson, Charles Johnson George 204 Johnson, Hugh 209 Johnson, Kenneth 213 Johnson, Margery 206 Johnson, Martha 223 Johnstone, James 215 Jones, Lyle 209 Jones, Hazel 223 Jones, Marjorie 205 Jones, Ruth 206 Kacsir, David 207 King, C. 223 King, James 217 Klott, Richard 218 Kritzmire, William (Dr.) 204 Kuhn, Marilyn 216 Lange, Marcia 214 Lillis. S. 207 Lind berg, Harold 223, 204 Lundeen, Howard 217 Malcom, Eugene 213 Martinez, Hortense 222 McCann, Sam 212 McCormick 223 McKavanaugh, Sharon 213 McLuaghlin, Florence Meersman, Mildrad 207 Melbourne, Jenette 207 Mickelson, Donnald 209 Miton, Arthur 207 Mincer, Deloras 223 Minteer, Arline 223 Motz, Robert 211 Nagel, Ed 223 Nanke, Helen 223 Nelson, Regina 47, 221 Nelson, S. 223 Neurburg, Lawrence 213 Nicola, Cherie 210, 214 Nimrick, Lorrette223 Oeistreich, Charles 207 Osborn, Murray 218 Pzxcia, Vincent 218 Perkins, Shirley 207 Peschang, Nicklas 207 Peterson, Donald (Dr.) 204 Peterson, Earline 205 Petruccelli, Dan 218 Pierce, Marguerite 205 Reed, Donald 209 Riley, Robert 215 Robinson, Frank 211 Rose, Floyd 205 Ryner, Franklin 212 Sartor, Doreen 210, 214 Sears, Caroline 210 Schaffer, Ellis 205 Schultz, Chester 219 Shedd, William 205 Shool, Joyce 210 Sias, Richard 209 Simmons, Florence 222 Smith Cheryl 223, 207 Solomon, Dick 223 Stevens, Ronald 205 Stoit, Saundra 205 Staone, John 211 Stroll, Nancy 205 Teuscher, Edith 223 Thompson, Earl 223 Thornton, Vivian 216 Tietjens, Ben 219 Trackwell, Emma 214 Tsagaris, Clara 210 Van Eaton, Pauline 222 Vanderjeugdt, Laurel 216 Varga, Robert 217, 77 Voyles, Harold 205 Walker, Preston 223 Wedeking, Fred 223 Werthman, Joan 212 West, Patsy 207 Westerberg, Timothy 209 White, Charles 218 Wildermath, Betty 223 Wood, David 212 Yeater, Clifford 223 Youngquist, Frank 219 Zukerman, Roz 204 SENIOR CLASS 1973-74 Ackerman, Robert Todd 118, 25, 41, 43, 45 Ackerson, Victoria 118, 37, 38 54, 57, 39, 69, 21, 108, 20 Alfrey, Terry 159 Allen, Deborah 118 Anderson, Catherine 118 Anderson, Darcy 118, 52, 71, 105,20 Anderson, Steven L. 118 Andrews, David 118, 139, 54, 70, 92, 106, 107, 20 Andrews, Man,’ Jane 118, 59, 20 Angel, Phyllis 159 Anspack, Kimberly 118, 40, 45 Anthony, Daniel 118, 20 Archibald, Beth 118 Askam, Craig 118 A versing, Jayne 118 Bacon, Lon 118 “Areyou a burglar? Baldridge, Timothy 118 Balliu, Dale 118 Baltimore, John 119 Banks, Tony 119 Barbee, Christy 119 Barber, Gaylene 119, 46, 71 Barkau, Linda 119, 20 Barnard, Forrest 159 Barnes, Lisa 119 Barnett, Gregory 159 Bates, Calvin 119 Bat tin, Carol 119,47 Bauersfeld, Kathleen 119, 25, 35,20 Bealer, Karen 119, 40 Beason, Robert 119 Behrens, Patricia 119 Beinke, Janna 119, 19, 65, 69, 71, 28, 29, 32, 35, 38, 54, 59, 21, 108, 20 Bell, Jody 119 Benesh, Felicia 119 Benfield, Timothy 119 Bennett, Rebecca 120, 47 Bennett, Timothy 120 Benson, Peter 120 Berg, Jack 120 Bergren, Catherine 120 Bertelsen, Andrea 120, 29, 35, 43, 36, 37, 41, 20 Bestian, Robert 120, 92 Bevill, Catherine 120, 47 Birely, Dale 120 Birely, Gail 120, 46 Birely, George 120 Bjomson, Christian 120 Black, Sharon 120, 47 Bladel, Sheri 120 Blair, Teddy 120, 92, 93 Boehm, Daniel 121, 43 Bohannon, William 121 Boswell, Mark 121 Bowser, Dale 121 Boyd, Minnie 121, 49 Branch, Allen 121, 54, 61, 92 Brandt, Kristin 121, 41 Brieby, Connie 121 Brems, Richard 121, 144, 20 Brick, Karin 121, 108, 113, 20 Bridge ford, Steven 121, 37, 45 Briesch, Marlene 121 Briggs, Susan 12137, 113, 38, 57,20 Brinkmeyer, Thomas 121, 102, 103 Britton, Lucille 159 Brooks, James 159 Brown, Deborah 121 Brown, Jeffrey 122 Brown, Sherry 122 Bruggeman, David 122 Buckles, Guy 122 Buckrop, Kenneth 159 Burdy, Patrick 159 Burk, Teresa 122 Bums, Alice Colleen 122, 19, 35, 62, 20 Bursott, Joyce 122 Burton, Jan 122 Bush, Melinda 122, 41 Bus sard. Gary 122 Butler, Joe 122, 84, 85 Byrd, Ellen 122 Calabrese, Giovanni 121 Campbell, Constence 122 Cannon, John 122 Corel, Ronald 122, 37, 71 Carey, Rodney 122 Carlson, Anna Lisa 123 C arlson, Eric 123, 19, 28, 29, 35, 36, 37, 38, 62, 65, 22, 20 Carlson, Starr 123 Carothers, John 123 Carothers, Pamela 123, 25, 54, 110, 111 Carpenter Gwendolyn 159 Carroll, Guy 123 Chadwick, Jody 123 Chandler, Jeffrey Chaney, Scott 123 Charleston, Deborah 123 Cheek, Lisa 123 Cheshire, Candance 123 Christensen, Vicky 123, 46 Cirricione, James Michael 123 Clancy, Patricia 123 Clark, Susan 123, 25, 37, 38, 69, 21, 20 Clash, Dan 159, 76, 79, 80, 81,94 Clason, Lori 123 Clauson, Brenda 123, 36, 37 Cleaveland, Benjamin 124 Clough, Kathleen 124, 47, 70, 21 Cobb, Vickie 124 Coberly, Brian 124 Coffman, Mariann (Graham) 124, 36, 37, 41, 43, 60, 20 Colclasure, Cynthia 124 Collier, Danny 124, 92 Collier, David 124 Collins, James 124 Collins, John 124 Congdon, Michael 159 Cook. Morris 124, 69, 21, 92, 93 Cooprider, Nanette 124 Corners, Christi 124, 70 Cowen, Peter 124 Cox, Bill 124 Cox, Criag 124, 20 Cralle, Deanne 125 Crawford, Polly 125 Creger, Todd 125, 104 Crisp, Thomas 125 Crompton, Larry 125 Crompton, Mary 125 Crosby, Susan 125 Cueno, Ronald 125 Cullison, Carolyn 125 Curry, Dan 125, 55 Curtis, Janet 125 Curtiss, Lawrence 125, 71 Cushman, Robert Scott 159 Cusick, Kevin 159 Dacon, Dave 125,25 Dailey, Stephen 125 Danielson, Deborah 125 Danner, Curtis 125, 38, 55, 106, 107 Davis, Betsy 126, 20 Davis, Cheryl 126, 40 Davis, Donna 126, 54, 71, 110 Day, Mary 126, 105 DeBruyne, Joseph 126 Delcourt. Charles 126, 77 DeLeu, Arthur 126 DeLoose, Cynthia 126, 37, 40 DeMott, Rebecca 126, 37, 71 Demry, Craig 126, 19, 94, 95, 20 Dennis, Jeffrey 126, 19, 29, 45, 69.20 DePaepe, Andrew 129 DePaepe, Garry 127 DePew, Michael 127 Detwiler, John 127, 55, 92, 93.20 Deutsch , Jeffrey 127 DeWitt, Jay 127 Dillingham, Debra 127 Dirck, Keith 127 Dixon, Stanley 159 Doherty, James 127, 32 Dohrer, Suzenne 127, 71 Doran, Carson 127, 32, 35 Dorbeck, David 127, 76 Downs, Kathy 127 Doyle, Mary Teresa 128, 36, 37,38 Drake, Sandra 128, 20 Drevich, Richard 128, 71 Drish, Thomas 159 Dulaney, Karen 128 Dunbar, Ricky 128 And what do we have here? Duncan, Nancy 128 Dunklan, Laurie 128, 71 Each, Wayne 128, 96, 97 Eberts, Ronald 128 Edmondson, Joseph 128 Edwards, Garold 128, 25, 36, 37,55 Edwards, Riley 128, 139 Edwards, Sharon 128 Edwards, Teresa 128, 32, 69, 20 Ehlers, Kathy 128, 37 Ehman, Lorri 129 Ellis, Brice 129, 40, 41, 43, 20 Ellis, Florence 129 Ellis, Richard 159 Eng, Thomas 129 Engstrom, Cheryl 129 Enlow, Jodell 129 Epperly, Gina 129, 40, 41, 43, 20 Erikson, Jerry 129, 100, 101, 20 Ernat, Daniel 129 Ewing, Leslie 159 Eychaner, Richard 159 Farrar, Richard 129 Ferm, Lorece 129, 65, 20 Flaugh, Tom 129, 84, 85, 2204 Foley, Michael 129, 25, 54, 71, 22 Fordhman, Rhonda 129, 109 Forslund, Patricia 129 Foss, Bonnie 130, 48 Foster, John C. 130 Fox, Robert 130 France, Jo Anne 130,51 Franck, Peter 130 Free burg, Tina 130, 46 Fulton, Vanessa 130, 112 Gabriel, Steven 159 Gang, Stephen 130, 54, 106, 107 Gann, Jimmy 130 Gano, Damiel 159 Gardner, Melody 130 Gerlich, Gregg 130 Geuther, Debra 130 Gibbs, Shirley 130 Giesler, Daniel 130 Gindlesparger, James 130 Gladkin, Gail 131, 47 Glider, Vicki 131, 41, 45 Godfrey, Phillip 131 Godkin, Janelle 131, 49 Golofsky, Tamara 131, 71 Goold, Tanya 131, 49 Goold, Karen 131 Gordon, Timothy 131, 41, 43, 22, 23, 25, 54, 71, 84, 85, 87 Gorsuch, Bradley 131 Gosney, Randy 131 Gottsch, Jeffrey 159 Goveia, William 131 Grabosch, Jerry 131 Grams, Betty 131, 71 Graves, Donald 131 Gray, Susie 131 Green, Duane 131 Green, Robert 132 Green, Roland 132 Greene, Mark 159 Greenwood, Jan 132, 25 Greer, Gregory 132 Gress, Sherrill 132 Grimm, Rhonda 132 Grossed, Mary 132 Gulley, Brian 132, 35, 20 Guth, Linnea 132 Guthrie, Edwin 159 Hafeman, Claire 132, 49 Haley, Nancy 132 Hall, Brian 132,41 Hall, Cynthia 159 Hall, Lynda 132 Hall, Milton 132 Haller, Mona 132, 41, 43 Hamilton, Deborah 135 Hammond, Joseph 159 Hancks, Martha 133 Hanna, Susan 133, 69, 29, 52, 20 Hansen, Kari 133, 25 Hark less, Kay 133 Harris, Frank 159 Hartman, Sharon 133, 49 Hauman, Diana 159 Hearn, Frank James 133 Heber, Jeffrey 133 Heffernan, Virginia 133, 108, 21, 35, 54, 51, 59 Heggen, Michael 133, 76, 78, 96 Heiii, Scott 134, 70 Hester, Carolyn 134 Hickerson, Susan 134 Hill, Bobby Jo 134 Hill, Thomas 134 Hill, Vickie 134 Hindman, Jeffrey 134, 94, 36, 37 Hines, Dewey 159 Hines, Kathleen 134 Hinton, Jon 134 Hodson, Shari 134 Hoke, Robert 134 Holcomb, Brad 134 Holmes, Stephen 159 Holzman, Linda 134 Hong, Peter 134, 41, 43, 22, 20 Hoots, Steven 134 Hoover, Mark 135 Hoover, Suzanne 135 Hoskins, David 135 Hoskins, Joyce 135 Hudson, Ronald 135, 54, 76, 61, 70, 40 Huffman, Mary 135, 40, 41, 43.20 Hughes, David 135, 19, 33, 100.20 Ingold, Daniel 135, 19, 38, 62, 65, 22, 20 Ingram, Roosevelt 135 Jackson, Phillip 135 Jackson, Robert H. 135 Jett, Ronald 135, 84, 85, 94 Jingst, Stephen 135, 106, 107 Jinks, Roger 135, 25, 20 Johnson, Bruce 135, 77, 104, 106, 107 Johnson, Carla 136, 50 Johnson, Daniel 159, 40 Johnson, Herbert 159 Johnson, Jean Ann 136 Johnson, Lori 136, 25, 70, 110, 111 Johnson, Marc 136,41, 43, 20 Johnston, Henry 136, 28 Johnston, William Gordon 136 Jones, Francis 136, 94, 95 Jones, Jeffrey 136, 55 Jones, Jonathan 136, 19, 29, 22, 41, 45, 20 Jones, Michael 159 Jones, Sarah 136 Kaesbauer, Patricia 159 Kannenberg, Darry 136, 19, 29, 35, 69 Karzin, Katherine 136, 25, 40, 61,20 Kee, Gerry 136, 22 Kelly, Elise 136, 47, 109 Kelly, Kevin 136 Kelly, Thomas 136 Kennedy, Deborah 137 Kennedy, Jeannette 137, 20 Kenney, Sandra 137, 53 Kenney, Vicki 137, 37, 40 Kent, Janet 137, 20 Kerr, Richard Steven 159 Kerres, Betty 137, 47 Keyes, Eric 137 Kilgard, Judy 137 Kimbel, Nancy 137 Kisch, Phyllis 137 Klinkner, Michael 137 Koberstein, Joseph 137 Koester, Linda 137, 25, 51, 112, 113, 20 Krebs, Chrystal 137 Krug, Nancy 137 Kruse, Karen 138, 71, 110,111 Kulig, Kathy 138 Kutsunis, Theodore 138, 25, 55 This year’s musical, Kiss Me Kate, was an overwhelming success. Lake, Lester 138 Lam, Jeffrey 138, 61, 71 Lane, Donna 138 Lanier, Gregory 138, 33, 20 Lardner, David 138, 55 Lardner, Elisabeth 138, 71, 204 Lawrenz, David 138 Lawson, Deboraha 138, 46 Layton, Rita 138 Lee, Jack 138 Lee, James Leslie 139, 106, 20 Lee, Tina 139 Leisure, Rae Ann 139 Lakos, George 139 Lemaster, Herbert 139, 50 Lenger, Mary 139,47 Leonard, Diana 139 Levy, Baruch 139 Light, John 139, 96 Lindsey, Becky 139 Lit tig, Joseph 159 Litvin, Craig 139 Livengood, Scott 139 Locke, Joseph 139, 20 Lomas, Angele 140 Looney, Yunetta Doreen 140 Loquist, Jon 159, 25 Lovett, Debra 140 Lowry, Debora 140 Lucas, Edward 140 Luckenbihl, Robert 140 Lyle, Christopher 140 McAdams, Bradley 140 McAdams, Shannon 159 McBride, Rick 159 McDaniel, Reed 140 McDuffy, Ora 140 Me Elroy, Cheryl 140 McFall, Paul 140, 37 McFarland, Patrick 140, 77 McGee, Theresa 140 McGhee, Peggy 140 McGinnis, Earl 141, 19, 29, 37, 38, 62, 65, 22, 20 McGrath, Rick 141, 36, 37 McKinley, Sidney 141 McLein, Sharon 141 McManus, William 141 McMillan, Vicki 141, 47 Me Murray, Dixie 141,47 Maltsburger, Dewey 141, 49 Manary, Harold 141,20 Morgan, Martin 141 Markin, John 141, 49 Martensen, Cathy 141 Martin, Gregg 141 Martinson, Susan 141, 110, 111,54 Masengarb, Eileen 141 Mason, Scott 142, 41, 43, 22 Motherly, Martin 142 Mathis, Thomas 142 Mattson, Eric 142 Maurus, Marlene 142, 110, 111,36,37 Maynard, David 142, 50 Medlock, John 142, 25, 22, 76 Melear, James 142 Merc hie, Thomas 159 Metcalf, Dwight 159, 76 Metscaviz, Barbara 142 Miller, Joy 142 Miller, Thomas 159 Mills, Mark 142 Miner, Stephen 142 Mink, Susan 142 Minot, Helene 142, 32, 113 Mirr, Stephen 142, 41, 43 Moellering, Barbara 142 Montgomery, Bradley 159 Moore, Beth 143, 50 Morelock, Stanley 159 Morgan, Cynthia 143, 49 Morgan, Larry Thomas 143 Moroni, Donna 143, 46, 53, 109 Mortz, Eugene 143 Moskowitz, Charles 143, 70 Mo s sage, Jeffrey 159 Munsey, Thelia 159,51 Murphy, Roland 143, 49 Muscovalley, Senara 143, 47 Muskeyvalley, Roma Ann 143,46 Myers, Thomas 143, 54, 100 Nachbauer, Roberta 143, 46, 105 Nache, Robert 143, 25, 204 Nagy, Susan 143, 23, 25, 71 Neff, Mark 143 Nelson, Anthony Craig 143 Nelson, Shelley 143 Nelson, Kathi 144 Nesseler, David 144, 145, 25, 71,55 Newton, Russell 159 Nicholson, Julie 144 Nickell, Kim 144, 49 Nimmers, LeRoy 144 Nimmers, Lola 144 Noack, Lorrie 144, 47 Noble, Jeffrey 144, 36, 37, 70 Northcutt, James 144 Northern, Sebrena 144 Now, Anita 144 Nunn, Jack 144 O’Hem, Kelly 159, 104 A coffee break ? In the middle of chemistry ?! Oldfother, Cindy 144, 47 Olson, Roseanne 159 Olson, Steven 145 O’meara, John 145, 38, 37 Ommen, Roxallen 145, 49 O’Neill, Alan 145 Ortiz, Thomas 145 Orwig, David 159 Osborn, Mary 145, 36, 37, 38 Ostrom, Kim 145, 27, 69 Owen, James 145 Pairrett, Deborah 145 Palmer, Dirk 145, 70, 96, 97, 98,99 Panned, Wendy 145 Parks, Melinda 145 Patrick, Melvin 159 Payne, Bradley 159 Pence, Barry 145, 77, 20 Penny, Patrick 159 Perkins, LeAnn 146, 39 Peterson, Jeffery W. 146 Peterson, Patrica 146, 25, 20 Peterson, Sally 146, 40, 41 Phillips, Richard 133, 146, 41, 43 Piasecki, Lawerence 159 Pierson, Mark 146, 106 Pilcher, William 146 Pipert, Cynthia 146, 23, 52, 62,65 Pittman, Robert 159 Poe, VonCille 146, 25, 37, 109 Poling, Randall 146 Pollner, Randy 146 Pope, Candance 146 Porter, Roger 146 Press, Howard 146, 25, 55 Putnam, Jean 146 Quackenbush, Todd 146 Quale, Jacqueline 147 Quayle, Catherine 147 Quint, Viola 147 Radloff, Fred 147 Rakus, Jill 147, 54, 59, 108 Ramsdale, Vicki 147 Ramsey, Thomas 147 Randall, Pamela 147 Randerson, Jennifer 147,41 Rankin, Jeffrey 147, 23 Reeder, Charles 159 Reiff, Bruce 147, 23, 71, 76, 79, 92, 20 Reinhart, Nancy 147. 19 Rench, Sylvia 147, 20 Resler, Stephen 147, 29, 37, 40, 43, 45, 60, 91 Ribbeck, Thomas 147, 41 Rice, Dai1159 Rice, Gail 147 Rice, Mark 148, 49 Rich, Andrew 148, 96, 97, 98, 99 Rider, Lora 148 Risinger, Deborah 148 Robbins, Neal 148 Robinson, Jane 148, 23, 25, 71, 21 Robinson, Rickey 148 Rodgers, George 148 Rogers, Roy Daniel 148 Rolfs, Donna 148, 70 Roller, Thomas 148, 100, 101, 20 Rosenbaum, Bruce 148 Rosenthal, Craig 148 Roth, Philip 148, 41, 43, 20 Rubin, Steven 148, 70 Rudd, Kevin 149, 54, 22, 84 Rudd, Jill 148, 35, 37 Rule, Ronald 149 Rum mels, Darrell 149 Russell, Carl 149, 37 Russell, Steven 149 Ruud, Jeffrey 149, 38, 85, 20 Sack field, Terry 149, 62, 65 Sajak, James 149 Sailer, Neal 149 Salmonson, Robert 149 Sandison, John 149 Sapp, Lloyd Bruce 149, 41, 20 Saunders, Deborah 149 Sax, Joel 149, 25, 71, 55, 22, 100 Scheck, Sheila 149 Scheer, Lynda 150, 53, 110 Schomer, Cheryl 159 Schroder, James 150 Schrup, James 150 Schubert, Robert 150 Schultz, Diane 150, 158, 59, 25,20 Schweinberger, Steven 150 Scott, Daniel 150, 45 Scott, Edward 159 Scott, Perry 159, 76 Scudder, Michael 159 Sears, Deborah 150 Sergeant, Charles 150 Serrano, Leonard 159 Sersland, Harlan Mark 150 Sesbean, Julie 151 Seymour, Cynthia 151, 109 Shaffnit, Teri 151, 37, 20 Shank, Alan 159 Sharp, Lori 151 Shephard, Joyce 151 Shephard, Vincent 151 Shields, Robin 151 Shoup, Clayton 151, 20 Shrake, Randy 151 Simmons, Charles 151 Skinner, Mary 151, 36, 37, 40, 41 Skoglund, Christine 151 Skov, Sharon 151, 35, 45, 20 Slentz, James 151 Smith, Annette 15 , Smith, Craig 151, 25 Smith, Lee R. 152 Smith, Patricia 152 Smithson, Susan 152 Snedeker, Christine 152, 45, 20 Slotow, Jeffrey 152, 45 Souder, Jeffrey 152 Spaulding, Charles 159 Spector, Walter 159 Stampley, Sandra 152, 47 Steele, Darcy 152 Stegall, Dennis 152 Stephenson, Lonnie 152 Stevens, Mary 152 Stevenson, Mark 150, 152, 54, 71, 76, 22, 94 Stewart, Charles 159 Stewart, Nedra 152, 46 Stice, Gregoryr 152 Stigers, Patricia 152 Stone, David 153 Stonehouse, Jonathan 159 Stoneking, Benny 153 Strader, Scott 159, 49 Strain, Kevin 153 Strang, Jackie 153 Strauss, Victoria 153, 32, 69, 20 Strayer, Karen 153 Strode. Margaret 153, 46 Strom, Dawn 153, 102, 103 Strutz, Rebecca 153, 25, 54, 71, 105, 110,111 Suggs, Ronald 153 Sullivan, Paul 153 Sulser, Joan 153, 19, 29, 35, 39.20 Sunstrom, David 159 Swank, Sale 153 Suartout, Nancy 153 Symonds. Nancy Elizabeth 153 Talley, Jeffrey 126, 154, 49 Taylor, Brenda 154, 25, 109 Taylor, Scott D. 154, 54, 77, 21.20 Teague, Sandra 154 Thomas, Patricia 154, 71 Thompson, Dennis 154, 19 Thompson, Joanne 154 Thompson, Joel 154, 106, 107 Thompson, Peggy 154 Thomson, Kimberly (Harris) 154,25 Thornton, Delphine 159 Tipple, Andrea 154, 20 Todd, Richard 154, 33, 20 Tollenaer, Kenneth 154 Tomasseski, Kirk 159 Tooley, Rick 154 Townley, Valerie 155 Tracy, Timothy 159 Trout, Diane 155, 47 Trulson, Mark 155, 43 Tschappat, Duane 155 Tubbs, Jeffrey 155, 54, 76, 22, 92 Tyler. Peter 155 Urie, Michael 155, 104 VanBlair, Charles 155 VanDePutte, Steven 155 Van Hoorebeck, Greg 155 VanZyle, Debra 156 “But all I did was ” Vaughn, Connie 156 Veasey, Brenda 156 Vesey, Lonnie 156 Vesey, Florence 156 Vinson, Peter 159 Voorhis, Deb bra 156 Wadsworth, Mark 156, 92 Waggoner, Kimberly 156 Wagner, Jerry 156, 54, 106, 107 Walker, William 156 Wallace. Julia 156, 35, 32, 71, 20 Warren, David 154 Washburn, Gene 156 Watkins, Antoinette 156, 40, 45,20 Watkins, Kim 156 Weeks, Sherri 157 Weigand, Julie 157, 25, 59, 20 Weindruch, Linda 157, 69, 21 Wells, Edward Travis 159 Wells, Louis lo7. 96, 97, 98 West, Debra 157 West, John 157 White, Craig 157 Whitney, Steven 157, 93 Wiese, Dora 157, 20 Wiggins, Randall 157 Wilde, Jill 157, 47 Wildman, Frances 157 Willard, Kevin 157 Williams, Diane 157, 25, 37, 53, 59, 69, 71, 22, 113, 20 Williams, Donald 159, 61, 96 Williams, Easker 157 Williams, Ronald 159 Willis, Richard 158 Wilson, Connie 158, 49 Wilson, Deborah 158, 47 Wilson, Kathryn M. 158, 46, 57, 62, 65 Wilson, Lucinda 158 Wilson, Dandra 158 Wilson, Sarah 158, 71 Wilson, Terry 159, 40, 77, 96, 97 Wollenburg, John 159 Workheiser, Jane 159 Workheiser, Julie 159 Wyers, Sherrie 159 Yarbrough, Glen 159 Yeater, Faith 159 JUNIORS Ackerson, Vince 162, 25, 54, 55, 106, 107 Adams, Julie 162, 102, 103, 113 Aitken, Randy 162, 35, 37, 40, 65 Akin, Douglas 162 Allbritton, Brian 162 Allbritton, Tena 162 Allison, Pamela 162, 71 Alloway, Ida 162 Altman, Roger Craig 162, 40 Amidon, Jeffry 162 Anderson, Keith 162, 37, 38, 45,95 Anderson, Mary 162 Anderson, Melissa 162 Anderson, Steven 162 Anderson, Susan 162, 39 Anderson, Theresa 162 Anderson, Victoria 162 Angell, Tina 162 Anguiano, Anita 162 Anthony, Dawn 162 Arndt, William 162, 104 Arp, Dennis 162 Ashby, Frank 162 A versing, Janie 162 Baker, Paula 162, 40 Barber, Mark 162 Barber, Timothy 162, 77 Barkalow, Craig 162 Barker, Cathy 162, 35, 37 Barker, Joseph 162 Barlang, Alisa 162 Barnard, Scott 162 Barnett, Dennis 162 Barshinger, Dale 162 Bauer, Mark 162 Baughman, Del mar Frank 162 Baxter, Jodie 162 Bea, Marty 162, 84, 86 Beam, Robert 162 Beckman, Laura 163, 35, 113 Begyn, Lynnette 163, 103 Behr, Dustin 163 Bell, Anthony 163, 41, 43, 45, 104 Bell, Douglas 163 Bell, Mark 163, 25 Bell, Michelle 163 Bell, Peggy 109 Bengston, Lisa 163 Benjamin, Roger 163 Bennett, Diana 163 Best, Jerry 163 Beswick, Ralph 163, 25, 77 Bibee, Michael 163 Bierman, Roxanne 16.3 Bingaman, Sandra 163, 112, 113 Birely, Terry 163 Bishop, Linda 163, 59, 108 Black, Debra 163 Black, Julianne 163 Bladel, James 163, 45 Bland, Doni 163 Bland, Joni 163 Bleuer, Mark 163, 40 Bleyaert, John 163 Blocklinger, Lisa 163 Blondell, Sharon 163 Blood, Penny 163 Boehm, Matthew 163, 41 Bogart, William 163 Bond, Patricia 163 Bonsall, Bartley 163, 77, 94 Boswell, Lauren 163, 61 Boswell, William 16.3 Bower, Mona 163, 39 Bowser, Ronald 163 Boyles, Randall 163, 92 Bradley, Patrick 163 Bragg, Majoria 163 Brandmeyer, Thomas 164, 179 Braner, Deanna 164 Brasmer, Brenda 164 Brasmer, David 164 Brasmer, Dora 164 Bratton, Michael 164, 28 Breiby, Michael 164 Breiholz, Lori 164, 46 Brelsford, Mark 164 Brems, Joseph 164 Brennan, Thomas 164, 40, 43, 45 Brill, Marshall 164, 41 Brimberg, Susan 164, 110. Ill Britton, Dennis 164 Brockett, Blanford Gale 164 Brooks, Lori 164, 25, 110, 111 Brown, Brenda 164 Brown, Douglas 164 Brown, Orville 164 Brown, Ronald 164 Brown, Scott 164 Brown, Sheryl 164, 69 Bruck, Susan 164, 35 Bruffett, Phyllis 164 Buchanan, Steven 164, 77 Bueser, Diana 164 Burke, Timothy 164, 106 Burkert, Douglas 164, 92 Bums, John 164 Burton, Cathy 164 Burton, Deloris Tammy 164 Butler, Paquita 164 Cain, Michael (Wakeland) 164 Caldwell, Delores 164 Calsyn, Joan 164, 46 Campbell, Janis 164 Campbell, Thomas 164 Caras, Corrine 164, 25, 51 Carey, Jackie 164 Carle ton, Craig 164 Carlson, Grant 164 Carlson, JoDee 164, 113 Carmack, Alice 164 Carman, Margaret 164 Carnithan, Melissa 164 Carr, Shawn 164 Carrol, Jacqueline 164, 49 Carsell, John 164 Carter, Deborah 164 Carver, Colleen 164 Chambers, Mark 164, 49 Chaney, Lance 164 Chatman, Anthony 164 Christiansen, Jack 164 Christie, Sandra 164, 40 Cirivello, Steven 164 Clark, Caroleitha 164, 40, 109 Clarquist, James 164 Cockerill, Julie 164, 102, 103, 113 Coffman, Jay (Graham) 164, 165, 25, 37, 41,43,84 Cohen, Stacey 164 Coin, Deno 164 Cole, Valerie 164 Collins, Donald 165 Colvin, John 165 Connelly, Thomas 165 Conrad, Mark 165 Cooklin, David 165, 37, 84, 92, 93 Cooper, Cheryl 165 Cooper, Cynthia 165 Cooprider, David 165 Coster, Diane 165 Cowan, Robert 165, 106, 107 Creekmore, Cheryl (Shearer) 165 Criddle, Roxann 165 Crookshanks, Pamela (Penny) 156, 46 Crouse, Sue 165 Crowe, Bruce 165 Crum, James 165 Davidson, Michael (Carroll) 165, 180, 77, 84 Davis, Jimmie 165 Davis, Julie 165 Davis, Tammy 165, 110, 111 Davis, Victoria 165 Daxon, Deborah 165, 4F Daxon, Mark 165 Day, Phillip 165 Dean, Minda 166 Dear, Terry 166 DeGeeter, Joseph 166 DeHaven, Hope 166 Dell, Rose Marie 166 DeMeyer, Vicki 166 DePaepe, David 166 DePron, Kenneth 166 DeSchinckel, Patricia 166 DeSpain, Peggy 166 Diaz, Grace 166 Dickerson, David 166, 100, 101 Dingeldein, Michael 166, 54, 106, 107 Dirck, Kent 166 Dixon, Richard 166 Docherty, Teresa 166 Dockterman, David 166, 25 Doeckel, Vicki 166, 39 Doerr, Kenneth 166 Dotson, Kevin 166 Downing, Bruce 166 Downing, Linda 166 Drake, Diana 166 Dreher, Denise 166 Dubil, Brenda 166 Edgar, Charles 166 Edwards, James 166, 77 Ehrmann, Michael 166, 40 Eisentrager, Michael 166 Ekblad, Julie 166 Eklof, Jody 166 Eliason, Ellen 166 Ellis, Flora 166 Emory, Alfred 166 England, Mary 166 English. Martha 166 Enstrom, Carol 166 Epperly, Mary 166, 102, 103, 113 Epperson Edward 166, 165 Eshelman, Gary 166 Essary, Robert 166 Evans, Jane 167, 170, 25, 28 Farnda, Katherine 167 Fawcett, Timothy 167 Fisher, Audrey 167 Flack, Ronald 167 Flores, Margaret 167 Foley, Roxanne 167, 165, 39 Ford, Lisa 167 Ford, Nancy 167 Fordham, Brenda 167 Forest, James 167, 96, 97 Forslund, Diane 167 Forst, Barbara 167 Foulks, Dale 167 Foulks, Shaundra 167 Foulks, Sheila (Brooks) 167 Fox, Joseph 167 Franck, James 167, 163 Franck, Landee 167, 37, 40 Franks, Debra 167 Frankville, Diana 167 Frees, Suzan 167 Freese, Barbara 167 Freeze, Kathleen 167, 25 Fretto, Sandra 167. 19 Frost, Paul Eric 167 Fry, Debra 167, 46 Gainous, Carol 167 Gallagher, Arthur 167 Gallagher, Leslie 167 Garland, Ray 167 Garrison, Leif 167, 71 Gartelos, George 167, 25, 84 Gartner, Edward 167 Garza, Jessie 167 Gathright, Gwenth 167 George, Cheryl 167 Geramanis, Jean 167 Gibbs, Betty 167, 177 Gibbs, Cheryl 167 Giesler, Nancy 167 Some last minute alterations. Gilliam, Linda 167, 108 Gilmore, Donna 168 Gladkin, Dennis 168 Golden, Timothy 168, 96, 97, 98, 99 Goossens, Raymond 168 Gordon, David 168, 77 Gramenz, Wayne 168 Green, Cynthia 168, 112 Greer, Kendoly 168, 113 Gregg, Jackie 168 Gregory, Marlene 168, 37 Is Jan experiencing a moment of stage fright? Grevas, Theodore 168, 77, 81 Grimm, Cynthia 168, 49 Groce, Linda 168 Grossman, Richard 168 Guier, Judy 168 Gutherie, Patricia 168, 33, 69 Gutierrez, Brent 168, 106 Gutierrez, Brian 168 Hadley, Candice 168, 70 Hall, Bobby 168 Hall, Francine 168 Hall, Herman 168, 40, 94 Hamlin, Ricky 168, 77 Hammen, Roselyn 168 Hammond, Gary 168 Hampton, Ronald 168 Hanson, David Earl 168 Harden, Michael 168 Hardin, Kenton 168, 77 Hark less, John 168 Harmon, Gary 168 Harms, Luann 168, 37 Harper, Rodney 168 Harrell, Brenda (Jenkins) 168 Harrell, Cathey 168, 37 Harris, Carol 168, 109 Harris, Darrell 168 Harris, Lynette 168 Harrison, Donnell 168 Hartman, Helen 168 Hasselberg, Matthew 168 Hatlett, Ronald 168 Hay, Carl 168, 96 Hayes, Johnny 169, 77 Haymon, Maurice 169 Headley, Mary 169, 46 Heberling, Jon 169, 101 Heffeman, Neal 169 Hegg, Timothy 169 Heggen, Deborah 169, 109 Heggen, Dennis 169, 96 Heinze, Denise 169, 166, 37, 38 Helpenstell, Janet 169, 45, 108 Henderson, Mary M. 169 Hendren, Beth 169 Hendren, Chris 169 Hendrix, Donald 169 Hentrich, Linda 169 Herifod, Joel 169 Heriford, Julie 169 Herr, Cynthia 169, 71 Hickerson, William 169 Hickman, Althea 169, 46 Hill, Angela 169, 25 Hill, Bonnie 169 Hill, Sonnya 169, 109 Hillan, Janet 169, 109 Hinds, Kathleen 169 Hipskind, Jill 169 Hodge, David 169, 96 Hofmann, Phyllis 169, 49 Holland, Bernice 169 Holmgrain, Kent 169 Holmquist, Richard 169 Hooks, Nancy 169 Hoover, Rick 169 Hopper, John 169 Hoskins, Deborah 169, 110, 111 Hotchkiss, Rex 169 Houston, Robert 169 Hoye, Maria 169 Huber, Thomas 169 Hughes, Kathy 169, 46 Hultgren, Pamela 169, 39 Humphrey, Pamela 169 Hunter, Larry 170, 84 Hurd, Willie 170, 77 Inloes, Tammy 170 Ireland, Nancy 170 Jackson, Mark 170, 40, 96 Jacobs, Penny 170 Jarvis, Howard 170 Jaster, Scott 170 Jawoisz, Lisa 170 Jennisch, Dennis 170 Jepson, Debra 170 Jesperson, Wayne 170 Joannides, Daphine 170 Johnson, Deborah S. 170, 25, 37, 57, 69 Johnson, Debra Ann 170 Johnson, Felita 170 Johnson, Harry Darrell 170, 84,86 Johnson, Lori A. 170, 110, 111 Johnson, Peggy 170 Johnson, Robert R. 170 Johnson, Trudie 170 Johnson, Willie 170, 70 Johnston, Bernadine 170 Johnston, Sherrill 170 Johnston, Susan 170, 32, 59, 69 Johnston, Terri 170 Jones, A lan 170 Jones, Bruce 170 Jones, Charlotta 170 Jones, Danny 170 Jones, Glenda 170 Jones, James 170, 43, 92, 93 Jones, Linda 170 Jones, Mary 170 Jones, William 170, 84, 94 Kale, Nancy 170, 40 Kavensky, Craig 171, 101 Kay, Cheryl 171, 108, 110, 111 Kee, Cassandra 171, 40, 76 Kelley, Cindy 171 Kelly, David L. 171, 41 Kelly, David W. 171 Kennedy, Patrick 171 Kent, Robert 171 Kerres, Donna 171 Kilgard, William 171 Kimbel, Jody 171, 109 King, Rodger 171 Kiser, James 171, 36, 37, 38, 55,65 Kissel, Denise 171, 59 Klass, David 171 Klatt, William Nicholas 171, 101, 106, 107 Kohl, Rita 171 Koster, Timothy 171 Kovacs, Julia 171, 103, 113 Krismanits, John 171, 37 Kulig, William 171 Lafferty, Sheryl 171 Lage, Jody 171 Lampkin, Keith 171 Lannen, Gregory 171, 77 Lardner, Emily 171, 25, 108 Lascelles, Jeffery 171 Lawhorn, David 171 Lawhom, Krista 171, 40, 103, 105, 113 Layer, Steven 171, 93, 96, 77, 92, 179 Lear, Fred 171 Leatherman, Donald 171 Lee, Alan 171 Lee, Robert 171 Lee, Steven 171 Lee, Terry 171 Lefstein, Sheri 171, 103 LeMay, Nancy 171 Levan, Kim 171 Lewis, Claudia 171 Lewis, Melanie 171 Lioen, Theresa 171 Litvin, Timothy 171 Livengood, Brian 171 Lofgren, Steven 171, 106 Lofquist, Julia 171 Logan, David 171 Lomas, Stevan 171 Long, Debbie 171, 71, 110,111 Lovett, Mearle 171 Lund, David 171 Me Adam, Eric 171 McCall, David 171, 95 McClendon, Henry 171 McCullough, Karen 171, 109 McDowell, Valerie (Murphy) 171 McElrath, Allen 171, 96, 97 McElrath, Bemita 171 McGee, Connie 171 McGinnis, Tyrone 171 Mclntire, Rand 171 McKee, Ida 171 McKinley, Douglas 172 McQuieter, Gregory 172 McRae, Brian 172, 25 McSparin, Ket 172, 40 Me Wade, Wayne 172 Machmer, Judith 172 Mack, Susan 172 Mackey, Brenda 172 Malm, Michael 172 A quiz today? You’ve got to be kidding!!! Manning, Michael 172 Marckese, Rodney 172, 77 Markillie, Janet 172 Marquis, Ralph 172 Marsden, Vaughn 172 Martin, A llie 172 Martin, Carol 172, 37, 103 Martin, James 172, 77 Martinez, Nestor 172, 40 Mason, Fredick 172 Mathews, Thomas 172 Mattson, Gregg 172 Matya, William 172 Mayes, Larry 172 Mayfield, Elmer 172, 25 Maynard, Keith 172 Meade, Nancy 172 Meagher, Karen 172 Medlock, Richard 172, 77 Meredith, David 172, 38, 40, 106, 107 Metscaviz, Janice 172 Metzger, Judith 172 Meyer, Robert 172 Meyer, Steven 172 Two students enjoy their open lunch. Miles, Calvin 172, 173 Miles, Mark 172 Millam, Floyd 172 Miller, Belinda 172, 46 Miller, Brenda 172 Miller, Diane 1 72 Miller, Maralee 172, 40 Miller, Mary 172 Miller, Raymond 173 Miller, Rose 173 Miller, Teresa 173 Mohr, John 173, 107 Mohr, Kathleen 173 Moller, Laurie 173 Moltzen, Melisa 173, 29, 62, 65 Moninski, Cheryl 173 Montgomery, Tracey 173 Montz, Daniel 173 Moody, Susan 173 Moore, Michael A. 173 Moore, Rhonda 173, 25, 112 Moore, Zelma 173 Moreno, Kevin 173 Morgan, Helen Sue 173 Moritz, Jeffrey 173 Morris, Deniel 173 Morrow, Rosie 173 Morrow, Truman Mortz, Pamela 173 Moss, Mark 173 Motz, Nancy 173 Mull, Debra 173 Murdy, David 173, 71 Murga, Armando 173 Murrens, Jo Ellen 173, 108 Myers. Cynthia 173 Myers, Richard Nagel, John 173 Nagy, Mary 173 Neff, Bernadette 173 Nefzger, Julie 173 Nelams, Ronald (Johnson) 173 Nelson, Carl 173 Nelson, Jeffrey 173 Nelson, Jodie 173 Nelson, Vicky 173 Nesbit, Albert Nesbit, Ronald 173 Nesbitt, Teresa 173 Nessele r, Paula 173 Newswander, Richard 173 Newton, Dawn 173, 25, 37, 38 Newton, Denise 173 Nicholson, SuzAnne 174, 71, 109 Norris, Patricia 174 Nunez, Laura 174 Nunn, La Wanda 174 Nyquist, Jill 174 O’Brien, Timothy 174 0 ’Hem, Erin 174, 39 Olson, Janet 174, 37 Olson, Shelby 174, 39, 71, 102, 103 Osmundson, William 174, 177, 55, 106, 107 Otts, Wanda 174, 49 Ovenden, Patricia 174 Overton, Lois 174 Palicki, Deborah 174, 35, 45 Panned, Michael 174 Panned, Mitchell 174 Paper, Christine 174 Pappas, Arnold 174 Parr, JoLee 174 Parrott, Joyce 174 Patrick, Tony 174, 77, 79, 84, 181 Patterson, Rosalyn 174 Patton, Lance 174 Pauley, John 174 Peppmeyer, Martin 174, 49 Peschang, Nicholas 174 Petersen, Dale 174 Petersen, Mark 174 Peterson, Kristen 174, 32, 37, 41 Peterson, Nan 174, 112 Peterson, Rhonda 174 Peterson, Vicki 174 Phelps, Rocke 174 Philliber, L isa 174, 109 Phillips, James 175 Phillips, John 175 Phillips, Timmie 175 Phillips, Tommie 175 Pieper, Bonnie 175, 39 Pitsch, Dennis 175 Poling, Ronald 175 Posada. Joseph 175 Potter, Theodore 175, 101 Pratt, Michael 175 Prebyl, Victor 175 Pressly, Steven 175, 77 Quale, Sharon 175, 166 Quarles, Yvette 175 Ramos, Fernando 175 Ramsey, Jill 175 Raymond, Mark 175 Raymond, Patricia 175, 49 Redding, Danny 175 Reed, Bruce 175, 49 Reeh, Scott 175, 180 Reid, Jeffrey 175, 101 Reighard, Charles 175 Rennert, Richard 175 Resler, James Gregory 173, 37, 106 Reuter, Constance 175 Reyes, Victoria 175 Rhode, Marcella 175 Ribbeck, Douglas 175, 95 Rice, Diana 175, 71 Rice, Sidney 175 Rich, Barbara 175, 39 Richardson, Herbert 175, 96 Riley, Robert 175 Roate, Dale Robinson, William 175 Robinson, Robert 175 Robinson, Rochelle 175 Rockhold. Michael 175 Rockwood, Carol 175 Rogers, Shelley 175 Rogers, William D. 175 Romine, Cheryl 175 Rosenbaum, Robert 175 Rosenthal, Terrv David 176, 94,95 Rossati, Linda 176 Rosson, Juanita 176, 49 Rottman, Merrol 176 Rountree, Jo Ann 176 Rowe, Richard 176, 77 Rudd, Gail 176 Runde, Bradley 176 Rushing, Dennis 176 Rylander, Steven 176 Sack field, Richard 176 Saelens, David 176 Sajak, Mary 176 Salak. Sheldon 176, 45 Samuelson, Robyn 176, 25, 71 Sanderson, Michael 176 Santee, Kandy 176 Santee, William 176 Sarver, Terry 176 Sawyer, Valarie 176 Schachel, Michael 176 Schader, Sanford 176 Schaubroeck, Randall 176, 106 Schierling, Michael 176 Schmitt, Sherrie 176 Schmitt, Timothy (Leslie) 176 Schmitz, Peter 176 Schroeder, Jay 176 Schrup, Anthony 176 Schuermann, Lawrence 176 Scott, David 176 Scott, Dianna 176 Scott, Eddie B. 176 Scott, James (Crisler) 176, 106, 107 Scott, Randy 176 Scott, Robert D. 176, 104 Seebeck, Cindy 176 Shallman, Nancy 176, 180, 32,37 Sharp, Patti 176 Shaw, Steven 176 Sheldahl, Diane 176 Shelton, Berry Shrake, Karen 177, 37 Siegel, Norman 177, 25 Sievers, Kelly Simmons, Gregory 177, 173, 49 Simmons, Michael 177, 77 Simpson, Eddie 177 Sipes, Edwin 177, 41 Sisco, Kimberly 177 Sivill, David 177 Smiley, Dennis Smith, Brian 177 Smith, Cathy 177, 169, 59, 108 Smith, Christine 177, 36, 37 Smith, Diane 177 Smith, Pamela 177, 71 Smith, Patricia 177 Smith, Stanley 177 Smith, Theresa 177 Smith, Timothy L. 177 Smith, Vickie L 177 Snell, Steven 177 Snyder, Valerie 177, 25 Soady, Lynda 177 Soike, Robert 177 Solis, Natalie 177, 50 Souder, Bruce 177 Sparkman, Ronald E. 177 Spector, Steven 177 Spencer, Christina 177 Sproul, Cheryl 177 Staley, Penelope 177, 44 Stanley, Christopher 177 Stein, Debra 177 Stetson, Gwynne 177, 112 Stevenson, Gail 177, 25 Stewart, Juan 177 Stigers, Susan 177 Stockdale, David 177, 43 Stokes, Kathy 177 Stone, David 177, 54, 104 Straw . Debra 177 Strickler, Martin 178, 84, 104 Strong, Sharon 178 Stutz, Jodi 178 Sulser, Glenn 178 Surratt, Reese 178, 71 Sutterman, Steven 178 Swanson, Lisa 178 Swanson, Ursula 178 Tadlock, Sherrie 178 Talboom, Frank 178 Talik, Craig 178, 92, 93 Talley, Lenore 178 Taylor, Clinton Ray 178 Taylor, Colleen 178 Taylor, Donald 178 Taylor, Lorraine 178 Taylor, Richard Taylor, Ronald 178 Thompson, Shelley 178, 41 Thompson, Stephen 178 Thoms, Steven 178 Thomson, Roxanne (Harris) 178, 25, 35 Tiedge, Jill 178 Trout, David 178 Trout, Martin 178 Turner, William 178, 40, 84 Tyrrell, Michael 178, 49 Ulfig, Catherine 178 Ullman, Jane 178 Ullrick, LuAnn 178 VanBlaricom, Katherine 178 Vance, Melody 179 VanLerberghe, Paula 179 VanSpybrook, Deborah 179, 46,69 Van Winkel, Mitchell 179 Varadi, Kathleen 179 Varner, Gary 179 Vene, Deborah 179 Vesey, Alvin Glend 179, 96, 97 Vetter, Lawrence 179 Vick, Timothy 179 Viemow, Janet 179, 37 Viviani, Elma 179 Vogel, Edward 179, 101 Vogel, Mary 179, 49 Voss, John 179 Voss, Thomas 101 Vought, Bruce 179 Vrell, Mary 179 Wadsworth, Marvin 84 Wahlen, Lawrence 179 Wahlen, Peter 179 Wales, Donald 179 Wales, Kenneth 179 Wales, Ronald 179 Ward, Evelyn Janell 179 Ward, Janice 179 Waters, Phillip 179 Watkins, Kelly 179, 25, 110 Wayne, David 179, 96, 97 Weeks, Bruce 179, 25 Wellfort, Lizabeth 179 Wells, Daryl 179 Wendland, Michael 180 Wenger, Julie 180 Westerbeck, James 180, 113, 25, 43, 37 Westlund, Darlene 180 Wheelan, Elizabeth 180, 113, 25, 35, 37, 45, 112 Whitley, Merry 180 Whitley, Terry Wild, Donald Joe 180, 96, 97, 98 Wildman, Linda 180, 41 Wilker, Thomas Willetts, Cheryl 180 Williams, Debra 180 Williams, Diana 180 Williams, Gloria 180 Williams, Michael 180 Williamson, Charles 180 Williamson, Thomas 180 Willis, Thomas 180 Wilson, Carol Wilson, Daniel 180 Wilson, Kenneth E. 180, 84, 92,93 Wilson, Kenneth Ray 180 Wilson, Nancy 180 Wilt, David 180, 37 Winter, Steven 180 Witherspoon, Timothy 180 Wittevrongel, Scott 180 Wold, Sherry 180, 39 Woll, Louis 180 Wo Iters, Patricia 180 Wolverton, Michael 181 Wright, John 181, 25 Wynn, Matthew 181, 40 Yakovich, Teresa 181, 180, 50 Yeater, Steven 181 Young, Nancy 181, 33, 69 Zawada, Elizabeth 181, 109 Zeglin, Jeffery 181 Zeroth, Mark 181 Zimmerman, Lizanne 181 Zude, David 181 Zukerman, Jeffery 181, 71, 101 SOPHOMORES Ackerman, Floyd Joseph 184 Ackerman, Tracy 184, 40 Ackerson, Valerie 184, 25, 54, 108 Adams, Sidney 184, 40, 41 Allen, Mark Robert 184 Allen, Terry 184 Amato, Todd 184 Anderson, Elizabeth 184, 41 Anderson, Jay 184, 83 Anderson, Katherine 184 Anderson, Kris 184 Anderson, Scot 184 Anderson, Sharon 184, 45 Angell, Teri 184 Ansary, Peshtunyar 184 Applequist, Audrey 184 Argo, Wade 184 Argue, Peggy 184 Atkinson, Julia 184, 185, 189, 43, 113 Avery, Christen Danny 184 Avruch, Steven 184 Axup, Peter 184, 40 Baker, Dale 184 Baker, Jeffery 184 Baldridge, Melissa 184, 25 Bales, Ronald 184 Balliu, Scott 184 Baltimore, Cheryl 184 Bam man, Jeffrey 184 Banks, Vickie 184 Barker, Julie 184, 112 Barnes, Debra 184 Bauer, Susan 184 Bea, Lawrence 184, 83 Beason, Linda 184 Beason, Michael 184, 83, 91 Beckman, Lois 184, 39 Behrens, Karen 184 Bender, Shari 184, 109 Bennett, Donna 184 Bentley, Cathy 184, 45 Berg, Kathym 184 Berg, Norman Robert 185, 104 Besserra, Gloria 185 Betz, Jonnie 185 Bevill, Sherry 185, 45, 103, 113 Bickle, Billie Jo 185, 40 Bierman, Edward 185, 91 Bierman, Lynn 185 Birkle, Darcy 185, 40, 60, 103 Bivens, June 185, 35 Black, Michael 185 Black, Ronald 185 Bladel, Marsha 185, 25, 28, 110, 111, 113 Blais, William 185, 40, 83, 96 Bledsoe, Kathy 185 Bleyaert, Julie 185 Blick, David 185, 101 Bogguess, Vickie 185 Bohannon, Teddy 185 Bollinger, Tame la 185, 40 Bomar, Robert 185 Booras, Gregory 185 Booth, Sherri 185 Bourn, Tammy 185 Bowser, David 185 Boyer, Brian 185 Bradley, Vickie 185 Branch, Kevin 83 Brandmeyer, Robert 185 Brandt, Barry 185, 83 Braner, Debbie 185 Braner, Laurie 185, 35 Brat tain, Paula 185 Brick, Susan 185, 113 Brinkmeyer, John 185 Britton, Dan 185, 83 Brocksieck, Sandra 185 Brodnax, William 186 Brooks, Jina (Bassett) 186 Brower, Richard 186, 40 Brown, Clifford 186 Brown, David 186, 83 Brown, John 186 Brown, Margaret Lynne 186, 25 Brown, Robin 186 Brown, Tamara 186, 40, 43, 112 Bruzas, 186, 194, 104 Buchanan, Barry 186 Buchman, Frank 186, 95 Budelier, Mark 186 Bunch, Roy 186, 106, 107 Burrill, Cynthia 186, 40 Burwell, Christine 186, 40, 108 Bush, Donald 186, 83 Bussard, Chris 186 Butler, Michael 186 Byrd, Russell 186 Cain, Cheryl (Wakeland) 186 Calmer, Lawerence 186 One of those little hitches in Home Ec., the dishes. Campbell, John 186, 35 Campbell, Thomas 186 Cannon, Robert 186 Carlson, Carol 186, 59 Carlson, Jill 186, 105, 112 Carlson, Maria 186 Carroll, Julie 186 C half ant, Brenda 86 Chaplin, Thomas 186 Charleston, Janet 186 Chirekos, Nicholas 186, 25, 83,91 Clark, James Jr. 186 Cleveland, Thomas 186 Clemons, Debra 186 Cobb, Cynthia 186 Coberly, Thomas 186 Cobert, Jeffrey 186 Colclasure, Scott 186 Coleman, William 186, 83 Collins, James 186 Congdon, Patrick 187 Conley, James 187 Connolly, Valleree 187 Cook, Theresa 187, 112 Cooper, James 187, 83 Cooper, John 187 Cooper, Lynn Marie 187 Copenhaver, Dennis 187, 96 Cornish, Marvin 187 Coster, John 187 Cox, Thomas 187 Crawford, Teonna 187 Cromer, Gary 187 Crosby, David 187 Crosby, Ricky 187, 83 Crouse, Joni Sue 187, 25, 35 Crownover, Timothy 187 Csorba, Debra 187 Cum by, Roberta 187 Daggett, Terry 187 Damewood, Ronald 187, 83, 96 Danielson, Laurie 187 Darwin, Bert 187 Darwin, Elizabeth 187 Davies, Kimberly 187, 40, 103, 112 Davis, Barbra Hilda 187 Davis, Elvis 187 Davis, Joyce 187 Davis, Valerie 187 Davison, Larry 187 Daw, Michael 187 Daxon, Dennis 187 Dean, Scott 187 De Backer, Joseph 187 Deitrich, Douglas 187 Delcourt, David 187, 83 Dell, William 187 DeMuynck, Thomas 187 Dennis, Randy 187 Dennison, Roger 187 DePaepe, Susan 187 DePew, Bradley 187 Deutsch, Kenneth 188, 35 Huh!!!! DeWitte, Stephen 188 Diehl, Daniel 188 Dilly, Deneen 188 Donelson, Donald 188, 83 Donlin, Linda 188, 25 Doran, Carla 188 Dortch, Abraham 188 Dortch, Samuel 188 Downey, James 188 Draffkom, William 188 Duke, Diane 188 Dunn, Edward 188 Dunn, Howard 188 Eagle, Eileen 188, 110, 111 Eckermann, Michael 188 Eckert, Tracy 188 Edmondson, Leo 188 Egan, Jerry 188 Egeberg, Janet 188, 40, 112 Egger, Nancy 188 Ellis, Bradley 188, 25, 43, 104 Ellis, Eileen 188 Emerick, Steven 188 Emerson, Danny 188 Enburg, Brian 188 Engholm, Sally 188 Erickson, Debra Kim 188 Erickson, Diane 188 Erikson, Laura 188 Euell, King 188 Evans, Elizabeth 188, 45, 59, 108 Ewing, John 188 Ewing, Mark 188 Faigen, Michael 188 Farnsworth, Gene 188 Farrance, Debra 188 Fink, Teri 188, 113 Firth, Kevin 188 Fitch, Tara 188 Fitts, Cheryl 189 Flanagan, Michael 189 Flynn, Thomas 189 Foley, John 189, 83, 90, 91 Forbes, Joni 189 Ford, Linda 189 Fordham, Allison 189 Fordham, Scott 189 Foss, Carol 189, 102, 103 Foss, Donna 189 Foster, Kathy 189 Fout, Michael 189, 96 Foutch, Patricia 189 Fowler, Jerry 189 Fox, Brenda 189 Fox, Marsha 189 Fox, Susan 189, 46 Francis, Teresa 189 Franck, David 189 Franks, Mary 189 Frankville, Carol 189 Freeburg, Vicki (Bradley) 189 Freelove, Brenda 189 Freelove, Gerald 189, 96 Frees, Robert 189 Fries, Lester 189, 83 Frink, Theresa 189 Fuller, Mitzi 189 Gage, Laura 189, 112 Galbraith, Lorri 189 Galex, Audrey 189, 25. 33, 35, 53 Lettermen listen during an early morning meeting. Galusha, John 189 Gardner, John 189 Garrison, Dana 189 Garver, Gregory 189, 95 George, James 189 Gilmore, Randy 189 Gladkin, Diane 189 Glider, David 189 Godby, Lisa 189, 40 Golden, Jeannette 190 Gonalez, Denise 190 Goodwin, Steven 190,83 Goold, Tammy 190 Goreth, Joanie 190, 45 Gosney, Nancy 190 Goveia, Patricia 190 Graboach, James 190 Graham, Elizabeth 190 Grahlmann, James 190, 40, 43,45 Green, Cheryl 190 Green, Steven 190, 83, 96 Green, Teresa 190 Greenhaw, Pamela 190 Greenman, Bonnie 190, 112 Greenwood, Gail 190 Gress, Donna 190 Gress, Tu ana 190 Griffith, Timmie 190 Grindle, Jeffrey John 190 Grisham, Carolyn 190 Groothaert, Debra 190 Guier, Phyllis 190 Gundrum, Peggy 190 Gunter, Robert 190 Gusman, Frank 190 Gustafson. Jon 190 Gustafson, Kim 190 Guthrie, George 190 Guthrie, Robert 190, 25, 45, 94,95 Gu Hing, Donald 190 Gwinn, Kimberly 190 Hall, John C. 190, 91 Hall. John S. 190 Hall, Michael 190, 96 Hamlin, Joni 190 Handel man, Jeffrey 190 Hankins, Julie 190 Hansen, Robert 190 Hanshaw, David 190 Harden. James 190 Hardy, Gregory 190 Hare, Grover, Jr. 191 Haronik, John 191 Harris, Dillard 191, 91 Harrison, Charles Dennis 191 Hart, Janet 191,40, 113 Heath, Dianna 191 Hegg, Teresa 191, 35, 113 Heitman, Lawrence 191 Helpenstell, Eric 191 Hendren, Eric 191, 40 Henke, Robert 191, 106 Henneman, Richard 191,25, 28, 41, 45 Henson, Patty 191 Hermann, Robin 191 Hester, Lynn 191,83 Hiatt, Tim 191 Hickson, Joseph 191, 40 Hill, Debra 191 Hill, Jeffrey 191 Hill, Michael 191, 25 Hillman, Donald 191, 83, 96, 97 Hindman, Laurie 191 Hisey, Thomas 191, 40, 83, 96 Hobart, Daniel 191 Hodge, Mary Ann 191 Hoffman, Lisa 191 Holland, Lam (Barnes) 191 Holmberg, Kris 191, 110, 111 Holmquist, Robert 191 Holub, Reed 191, 91 Horvath, Anna 191 Hoss, Duane 191 Hoteling, Donald 192 Houlton, Pamela 192, 113 Houston, James 192 Howell, Wanda 192 Huber, Jerry 192 Hudson, Crystal 192, 41 Hughes, Nora 192 Huskey, Laura 192 Ingold, Melinda 192 Isaacson, Thomas 192, 40, 43 Jackson, Pamela 192 Johns, Kevin Lee 192 Janov, Lauren 192,33 Janssen, Diane 192, 109 Jasiota, Christopher 192 Jawoisz, Julie 192, 112, 113 Jeff, Donna 192 Jenkins, Andre 192 Jenkins, Darlene 192 Jenkins, David 192 Jenkins, Richard 192 Jensen, David 192 Jensen, Lila 192, 189, 40, 113 Jinks, Ronald 192 Johnson, Calvin 192, 83, 91 Johnson, Florinda 192, 112 Johnson, Lamar 192 Johnson, Linda 192 Johnson, Robert Earl 192, 83, 91 Johnson, Teri 192 Johnson, William E. 192 Jones, Lorene 192 Jones, Rebecca 192, 29, 35, 45 Kadel, Lori 192 Kapraun, Robert 192, 83 Karman, Anthony 192 Kee, James 192, 96, 101 Karzin, Cynthia 192 Kelly, Gene 192 Kelly, Molly Jo 192 Kester, Robert 192 Kettering, Joseph 192 Kieffer, Lisa 193, 25 Kimmins, Glen 193 King, Leslie 193, 40 Kisch, Victor 193 Kite, Melody 193 Klockau, David 193 Klauer, Diane 193, 113 Koch, Richard 193, 40 Koberstein, Kevin 193 Koepplinger, Pamela 193 Kost, Thomas 193 Koster, Michael 193 Krug, Steven 193 Kuenning, Annette 193, 40 Kugler, Susan 193 Kulhavy, Terry 193 Kump, Alan 193 Lady, Mary (Gusman) 193 LaFrence, Anita 193 Laird, David 193 Lam, Michael 193 Lange, Jacquelin 193 Lannen, Donald 193 Lardner, James 193 Largent, Lisa 193 Lawson, Diane 193 Lawson, Kirk 193, 84. 104 Learner, Nathan 193, 25 Leatherman, James 193 Lee, Kenny 193, 83 Leffel, Martin 193 Leffler, Daniel 193 Lefstein, Lori 193, 35 Lensch, Kitty 193 Lenser, Joey 193 Lewis, Amy 193 Lindsey, Kimberly 193 Lisenbee, Elizabeth 193 Littig, Mary 193 Locke, Charles 193 Looney, Hope 193 Louck, Barbara 193 Luckey, Carl 193 Lundy, Gregory 193 Lyle, Susan 193 Me Adam, Randolph 193 McCall, Dolores 193 McClintock, Gary’ 193 McCoy, Michael 193 McDaniel, Martha 193 McDonnell. Michael 193, 83 McGhee. Denese 193 McGinnis, Kelli 193 McGinnis, Leonard 193 McGuire. Kevin 193 McKee, Judy 193 McKee, Michael 194 McKinney, Dennis 194 McKinney . Walter 194, 96 McLaughlin, Beth 45, 102, 103. 113 Me Roberts, Edward 194 McSparin, Kevin 194 Mack, Kathleen 194, 25 Madison, Mary 194 Madison, Teri 194 Magadan, Noel 194 Manary, David 194 Manuel, Teresa 194 Markin, Debra 194 Marquette, Lesley 194 Marsden, Suzanne 194 Martin, Rebecca 194 Martinez, Norma 194 Massey, Roberta 194, 111 Mathews, Charles 194 Meeks, Randall 194 Merchie, Robert 194 Metz, Donald 194 Meyers, Bradley 194 Miers, Holly 194, 110, HI Mikel, Mattie Pearl 194 Milani, Dino 194, 43, 45 Milhouser, Kenneth 194 Millbrook, Harold 194 Millbrook, Roy 194 Miller, Christine 194 Miller, Diane 194 Miller, Paula 194, 113 Mills, Robert 194 Mincer, Robert 194 Mitchell, Kim 194, 40, 108, 113 Moeller, Richard 194, 40 Moellering, Judith 194 Moller, Stephen 194 Moore, Anita 194 Moore, Bradley 194, 83 Moore. Marc 194 Moore, Martha 194 Morris, Phillip 194 Morrison, Brenda 194, Morrison, John Jr. 194 Mortz, Martha 194 Mosher, Darrell 194 Moskaloff, Connie 195 Mowery, Christine 195 Mowery, Richard 195 Mueller, Corrine 195 Muller, Scott A. 195 Munsey, Cornell David 19b . Murga, Timothy Murphy, Shannon 195, 112 Murphy, Thomas 195 Murrens, Thomas 195, 1J. 76, 90. 91 • Muscovalley, Karen 195 Muscovalley, Katherine 195 Myers, Brenda 195 Myers, Cherie 195 Nache, Frances 195 Napsky, Jodi 195 Neifing, James 195, 104 Nelson, Carol 195 Nelson, James W. 195, 83 Nelson, Julie 195 Nelson. Rose Marie 195 Nelson, Tamey 195, 40 Nesseler, Molly Jo 195 Neumann, Linda 195 Nevling, Roger 195, 83 Newcomb, Benjamin 195 Where is the life that late I led? Newton, Laura 195 Nikulski, Ronald 195 Nimmers, Sheila 195 Nixon, Lisa 195 196 Robinson, Paula 196 Rock, Carla 196 Roessler. Paul 196 “It didn ' t sound flat to me! ' Noble, Michael 195 O ' Banion, Kelly 195 O ' Brien, Mark S. 195 Getting, David 195, 95 Osborn, Paul 195, 91 Osterhagen, Diana 195, 112 Palmer, Kelli 195 Palmer, Theodore 195 Pappas, George 195,83 Parr, Steven 195 Patronagio, Martha 195 Pauwels, Ruth 195 Payne, Debbie 195 Peavy, Jeanie (Kennedy) 195 Peck, Edward 195 Perrin, Diane 195 Perryman, Thomas 195 Piasecki, Roxanne (EMH) 196 Pierson, Earnest 196 Pierson, Linda 196 Pittman, David 196, 106 Plaisance, David 196, 77, 84, 87,90 Pohl, Arthur 196 Poling, Richard 196 Pollner, Tracy 196 Powell, Rusty 196 Press, Joel 196,25 Prude, Wendell 196, 96 Quackenbush, Kevin 196,83 Quale, Mary • Jane 196 Quill, Monica 196 Radloff, Ann 196, 195, 40, 102 Ralston, Alma 196 Ramsey, Randy 196 Redenbo, Pamela 196, 112, Rogers. Billy 196, 83, 91 Rogers, William H 196 Schamp, Wanda Sue 197 Schissel, Joesph 197, 83 Schmitt, Anita 197 Schrempp, Gloria 197 Schroeder, Glenn 197 Schwarz, Debra 197 Schu eickhardt, JoAnn 197 Scott, Brian 197 Scott, James 197, 40 Scott, Russell 197, 40. 91 Scranton, Susan 197 Scudder, John 91 Seyb, James 197 Seymour, Michael 197 Seymour, Michele 197 Shadden, John 197 Shaffnit, Richard 197 Shank, Sandra 197 Sharp, Lori 197 Shaw, Richard 197 Sheese, Wayne 197 Shewell, Susan 197 Sigmon, Larry 197 Skinner, Randy 197 Skinner, Sally 197, 38 Skov, Steven 197, 35 Smart, Robert 197 Smith, Clarence 197 Smith, Dennis 197 Smith, Gregoryr 197 Smith, Kent 197 Smith, Mary Gale 197, 112 Smith, Michael L. 197 Snyder, Sheila 198 Sol tow, Christine 198 Spah, Michael 198 Sparks, Gale 198 Spidle, Milton 198 Sproul, Laurie 198 Spurgeon, Theresa 198 Stancil, Dena 198 ' Areyou sure we won’t get caught ?” 103 Rennert, Ronald 196 Reuter, Carl 196 Reyes, Mark 196 Reyes, Rosemarie 196 Reyna, Sylvia 196 Rice, Kathleen 196 Richardson, Willie 196 Rider, Cheryl 196 Riley, William 196, 91 Roberson, Paulette 196, 40 Roberts, Anthony 196, 83, 91 Roberts, LeRoy 196 Robinson, Linda (Robertson) Rogers, Toby 196 Rosenthal, Laurie 196 Rowe, Donald 196 Ruark, Cynthia 196 Ruckman, Rickey 196 Rudd, Kelley 196, 83 Rudd, Kerri 197, 112, 113 Rushing, Rebecca 197 Russell, Mark 197 Ryan, Jody 197 Rylander, Laura 197 Salais, DallaAna 197 Sanderson, Judy 197, 195, 40 Schaffer, Charles 197 Stanley, Elizabeth 198, 113 Stark, Joleen 198 Staub, Deborah 198 Staub, Michael 198 Steele, Tammy 198 Stein, Kathy 198 Stelling, Pamela Jean 198 Sterrett, Gail 198 Stevens, Robert 198 Stevens, Virginia 198 Stillwell, Kenneth 198 Stirts, Steven 198, 83 Stockton, Thomas 198 Stout, David 198 Strauss, John 198 Strickland, Delphine 198 Stromer, Tamara 198 Studer, Michael 198 Suggs, Alfred Max 198 A student in comtemplation as the year draws to an end. Summers, Juanita 198 Swanson, Colleen 198 Swanson, John 198 Swanson, Scott 198, 106 Sweet, Lori 198 Taylor, Bobby Jo 96 Teague, Mark 83 Teitsch, Tommy 199 Thompson, David 199 Thoms, Michael 199 Thornton, Thomas 199, 90, 91 Thurman, Kelly 199, 100, 101 Timm, Robert 199, 40, 106 Tingle, Thomas 199, 55 Tipsword, Mark 199 Tobias, Kim 199 Tomaseski, Todd 199 Trout, Tim 199 Trulson, David 199 Tschappat, Patricia 199 Tumlin, Debra 199 Turn bough, Delberta 199 Turner, Joseph Wesley 199 Turner, Quinette 199 Turner, Tab Forrest 199 Tweet, Randall 199, 141 Tyler, Peggy 199 Ullrick, Ricky Lee 199 Vanhecke, Steven 199 Vann, Steven 199 VanZandbergen, Coleen 199 Varner, Sondra 199 Verhille, Michael 199 Vesey, Betty 199, 25 Viviani, Jack 199 Vogel, Susan 199, 112 Voss, Shelly 199 Wagner, Jenny 199 Wahlen, Pamela 199 Wahlheim, Michael 199 Wakeland, William 199 Walker, Cynthia 199 Wallace, Karl 199 Waller, Todd 199 Wannenmacher, Mark 199 Ward, Deborah S. 199 Ward, James 199 Ward, Tamela 199, 41 Wardlow, Ernest Lee 199 Washburn, Ronald 200 Watkins, Georgianna M. 191, 200, 40. 41 Watkins, Shirley 200 Watkins, Teri200, 41 Wayne, James 200, 101 Wedertz, David 200 Weese. Alethea 2(H) Weingartz, A layne 200 Wells, Teresa 200 Welsh, Rick 200 Welsh, Valerie 200 Wend ling, Sally 200, 25 Wertheimer, Richard 200 West, Cindy 200 West, Rob 200 Westerbeck, Theresa 200 Westlund, Ira 200 Wheatley, Reginald 200 Whitcomb, Pamela 200 Wickert, Patricia 200 Wiggins, Scott 200 Wilde, Martin 200 Wilhelm, Jay 200 Williams, James R. 200, 91 Williams, Kandy 200, 40 Williams, Lau rence 200, 91 Williams, Melinda 200 Williams, Michael L. 200 Williams, Sheila 200 Williams, Vincent 200, 82 Williamson, Patricia 200 Wilson, Charles R. 200, 91 Wilson, Debra 200 Wilson, Jerilyn 200, 40, 41 Wise, Joffre 200, 193, 40, 83 Wise, Mark 200, 91 Wollenburg, Robert 200 Wolter, Jan 200, 113 Wood, Julia 200 Worth, Daniel 200 Wortham, Sharon (Harris) 200 Wright, Robyn 201 Wynes, John 201 Yarrington, Doris 201 Yingling, Jamie 201 Yohn, Thomas 187, 201 Yokas, Marina 201, 45 York, Julie 201 Young, Patricia 201 Zentic, Pamela 201, 112 Zimmerman, Kristel201, 40 STAFF Co-Editors Vicki Ackerson, Jan Beinke, Sue Clark, Diane Williams Copy Editor Teresa Edwards Organizations Editor Jan Beinke Staff Debbie Johnson, Susie Johnston Senior Section Vicki Ackerson, Sue Clark Junior Section Editor Diane Williams Staff Sue Dohrer, Susan Hanna Sophomore Section Editor Ginny Heffernan Staff Toria Strauss, Debbie VanSpybrook Faculty Section Editor Nancy Young Staff Jeff Dennis , O Linda Weindruch Sports Staff Pat Guthrie Morrie Cook Business Manager Darry Kannenberg Publicity Sherry Brown Index Kim Ostrom Photographers Tracy Ackerman, Richard Drevich, Steve Olson, Dave Stockdale, Mark Tips word ACKNO WLEDGEMENTS - Mrs. Eleanor Conrad Yearbook Advisor Mr. Mike Gardner American Yearbook Company Advisor Mr. Ted Hains Photographer Vicki Ackerson Cover Mr. John Stone Photography Advisor Rock Island Argus for Sports Pictures - - ■ - - IPI? illlifiiiP If? la fH H j fijfcfr ftj f f r ifi H ; ' : ‘ wp Riir’ MWti i ' } f 1 § ■ ' V- S ; . f ' Zm mtak’ :;f . ;• np lift m ' mBmm W0m$m 1m- !• r %mmm%-. m m?Mr. $mm f t W 4 pS|fl P 2 j i |j | ' -■- ' J . jk ' M$¥ w : iwm : m m ■ ■’■ Y ' k ' 7% ' V: ' :- m ' mt , , iiflte.iFi y , mmm m - 4 M ?Vv • iJ%% w- ty ■ 4� t4trH erw Hferl 1 V vpfrpt’ «� mv ali|| T reL £ i i t ' if£ d ' ' ' 4 ' i %4 4- % ■ ' ' -. ■-? , ■■ ip, 1 f T ' ' ” ' ' g 4 •|� f-jf Mi v: ■ 4y ' v - - H ; fj it It itit it it it? t-iffl 5 ' wpi ; ff.L„ t| ■ Jptiv , 4 - ; p: lii in |p|fi||l � ; awKtttjisim