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

Text from Pages 1 - 240 of the 1975 volume:

A Rock IsIancI Senior Hiqh School V 1400 2 $ tU Avenue Rock IsIancI IlliNois 61201 VoIume LXVII I WATCHTOWER 1075 CONTENTS The Beginning 2 Ths Year 12 At Ietics 28 ORGANIZATIONS 68 SENiORS 116 JtlNl’oRS 160 SopliOMORES 182 FacuIty 204 IncJeX 222 Ths En I 228 A YEAR AT THE ROCK Sophomores Dan Wittig and Anna Lefstem find that math classes also include learning how to use a computer. Sharing a locker isn ' t as convenient as it may seem, finds Nesrm Ansary as she watches her friends sort out who ' s who’s”. Some students may feel this year only another year of lost books, broken lock¬ ers, smashed pop cans, pre-natal cours¬ es, missed deadlines, seven absences and lost credit; but to others this was the year of tennis championships, re¬ trieved Mohawk awards, regained open- lunch, self-scheduling, new courses, a rebuilt basketball team, and an involved student senate. Growing school spirit during the 1974-1975 year made the community around us realize the Rock” is filled to the top with concerned young adults. This year is a year in which the new took precedent over the old and the urge to experiment came upon us. It is a year of excitement and a feeling of be¬ longing’’ Harold Voyles, Principal After working all night on their homecoming float. Seniors are determined to finish before the start of the parade, even if it takes all day, too. A new marquis purchased by the 1974 Positive Peer Culture Group, greeted students with a mes¬ sage of welcome. This picture of the marquis, ap¬ peared in newspapers all over the Midwest. Marty Bea gets some extra basketball practice in gym class, after all. practice makes perfect. Val Alvarenga, Rocky ' s guest from Brazil is all smiles about the American way of life - in¬ cluding English class! Rocky has undergone a change. This is the year when we open our own doors and make our own decisions. We are no longer treated as an identi¬ fication number or a part of the two- thousand and seventy-seven regis¬ tered students. We have become indi¬ viduals with responsibilities and heard opinions working with teachers and administrators on an open level. The first place winner in Senate s Holiday Door Decorating Contest” demonstrates a Santa that twirles a basketball on his finger, and his fire place that is fully equipped with sound effects. Junior Geoffy Wise finds that his 45 minute lunch is best spent in a tough contest of arm wrestling. This Isn ' t Just i i ANOTheR Year An ATMOSpJlERE oF PersonaI Expression Experiences and memories are made through new additions and changes. We live in an ever-changing world and at¬ tend an ever-changing school. Re-dis¬ tributed work and new committees make new ideas come to life. Re-organized administration and informed involved parents and concerned students all work together for more priviledges, such as early graduation and self-scheduling. Expression, important to a good working relationship, can be in the form of art, music, or drama. We can find our own place at the “Rock.” Debbie Carter works diligently on her first floor mural of “Rocky during her art class. Crowded hallways, familiar faces, and five minutes to get to class are a way of life around “The Rock’ i Personal expressions were shown during home¬ coming week when the WATCHTOWER staff and the Senate co-sponsored the Super Grim contest. Drum maior Tammy Brown takes time out after leading the band through the downtown during the homecoming parade. This Isn ' t Just ANYONE ' S Future We are no longer just students at just any high school. We have created our own memories and made our own deci¬ sions. Some of us graduate early, some go on to school, some marry, but in the end, we are the products of a new year, a new era. This is not just any year, it is a new beginning at the “Rock” with many decisions to be made ranging from class ring styles to all our tomorrows. A sophomore Biology students tries hard to find what he is supposed to see. Tammy Davis, Senior Queen Candidate, yells a cheer from her rumble seat in the parade with help from Dana Garrison. 10 Open lunch serves as a time to be together for Jeff Moritz and Kathy Mohr THE YEAR —S Paul Draffcorn works on the new Hermes plas¬ tic engraver while a classmate uses the seal dry-mounting press. 12 The Year Registration - For seniors it was easy to register, but by the last of the juniors it was getting gradual ly harder to find open classes as Lisa Kieffer is finding out after a day of working registration Occupational classes not only prepares students for future jobs, but also for skills they need for everyday injuries such as mouth-to-mouth resuscitation. Brian Sharp looks over Joel Press ' shoulder to make sure that Joel gives him the right registration card. Rcqulot Registration be comes Student 3elf-C chedultn9 Bernadine Johnson asks Mrs. Peterson about a conflict she hadn ' t expected. Susie Johnston waits for the final check-out and a pass back to class. Registration 15 Miss Stoit helps Cathy Bentley check to see if she has all the right classes. Self-scheduling for 1974-1975 gave Rocky students the new experience of choosing their own schedules. Informa¬ tion for the new school year began arriv¬ ing in early August telling of the assigned registration days. Termed as a ‘‘suc¬ cessful” operation, the alphabetical pro¬ cess resulted in few “loaded” courses and few serious schedule changes. Dif¬ ferent from first semester registration, second semester scheduling was com¬ pleted in the field house instead of the cafeteria during regular class hours with students substituting for the actual course teacher. This process was de¬ signed to place the load of responsibility of class decisions on the students. Buzzy Eagle and Linda Donlm work as fast as they can getting their classmates their IBM Cards. The exuberant cheerleaders, (junior and senior males) c heered the senior girls, coached by Jim Johnstone, on to victory. During the evening the crowd watched as the cheerleaders destroyed an effigy of the Galesburg Silver Streaks in the tradi¬ tional pre-game bonfire. Thursday was the culmination of the many contests. Senate’s banana-eating contest took place during lunch ending in a tie be¬ tween Marsten Bradley and Dave Brass- sner. The voting for the WATCHTOWER- SENATE sponsored “Super-Grin contest was done during class periods, leaving the winner unknown to all until the Homecoming assembly. The Homecoming court and football squad was presented at the Friday as¬ sembly . Sophomores took pride in their third place float. Duck ‘Em”, that featured Donald Duck Dunking a Silver Streak. Leading the 1974 Homecoming parade was the RIHS Band and Flag Corps. 1 1 Seniors Deb Jepsen, Linda Bishop, Linda Rossati, and Julie Heriford take advantage of their last homecoming by hitching a ride on Chery Kay’s decorated Volkswagen. 16 Homecoming Homecoming 17 The Northwest Missouri State University Tower Choir entertained students at the homecoming assembly, with light arrangements of modern tunes. Jamie Lardner rides alongside the Junior float ad vertismg its sponsors. !f‘ Junior Float ! c savored gj Joes AM n ea di Is ' aftd Juniors were proud of their second place float. Lick ’EM Their over-sized dog was clad in a football helmet and of course was licking a bone. Homecoming royalty Sheri Brown. Doug Bell, and Lori Brooks rode through the parade in an antique car. Homecoming 1974 was the one time when school spirit and school excitment reached the point of making the third week of October an extra memorable one for teachers and students alike. The “Newly-organized Senate sponsored such activities as a volkswagon race across the football practice field, a ba¬ nana eating contest, a tug-of-war, a car bash, and showings of “Fabulous Fun¬ nies.” Students try to demolish the car at the Car Bash. Bill Osmundson drove royalty Tammy Davis. Tim Hegg. and Roxanne Foley in the parade. Varsity football Tri-Captains present to the student body The Tomahawk” which is ours for one year as our award for winning the Rock Island-Molme game. J Homecoming 19 Homecoming Queen Tammy Davis and King Ralph Beswick were announced at the dance Saturday Night. Tammy is a cheerleader and Ralph is a Tri- Captain of the football team. A twenty-two foot high rocking horse carrying Goofy, Donald Duck and his three nephews were the Seniors’ clue to a first place float. After the assembly, the annual Home¬ coming Parade followed on the tradition¬ al route through downtown Rock Island. Featured in the parade were Rock Island High School’s first Homecoming Queen, Marie Metcalf Gillete, and the senior first-place float, “Rock-On”, a rocking horse starring well-known cartoon char¬ acters. Although the Friday game was lost to the Silver Streaks, the pre-game spirit was not. The Saturday dance end¬ ed the week of festivities with Ralph Beswick football captain, and Tammy Davis, cheerleader, crowned as the 74 Royalty. This year will not be remembered only by students and teachers, but also by the community as the one when school spirit and involvement was at the highest. 20 Homecoming ■ The Key club showed ‘‘Support’’ for the Rocks with their contribution to the parade The Black Student Union ' s float feat ured Snoopy and his dog house. Marsden Bradley and Dave Brasmer battle to see who can consume a banana the fastest at the assembly. Senior girls use their muscles to push Chery Kay ' s Volkswagen in the VW race. Band members and students show off their new spirit in support of the Rocks. Mrs. Mane Gillette, Rocky ' s first home¬ coming queen was honored at the parade and at the game. Homecoming 21 AFTERNOON A66EMBLIE6 This year’s assemblies, sponsored primarily by the “Newly-organized Senate”, led to greater student inter¬ est and participation. Appealing to a variety of interests, the sixth period alternative included such features as the Iowa Repertory Ballet Company, special awards assemblies, student school board members assemblies, pep assemblies with coaches and squads as the stars, and “The Hairy Falsetto” a drama club presentation of “Little Red Riding Hood.” Since the assemblies were student planned and class alternatives, they appealed to the interest of the student- audience. Coach Gary Embretson introduces the varsity foot¬ ball players during a pep assembly. Dave Murdy gives his speech for school board member. 22 Assemblies ARE GOOD TIME6 6HARED Demonstrating ballet techniques are members of the Iowa Repertory Dance Company Homecoming royalty is introduced to the stu¬ dent body. Mike Simmons. Joy Shannon. Rox¬ anne Foley, Tim Hegg. Tammy Davis. Joe De- Geeter, Sheri Brown. Ralph Beswick. Lori Brooks, and Doug Bell y Assemblies 23 For those students who stayed at school for lunch, the cafeteria sold pastries at the milk counter, making a long line and wait for those who were hungry. This year held many firsts for students of the “Rock”. Along with self-schedul¬ ing came a new attendance precedure. The absences resulting in lost credit was designed to keep the conscientious stu¬ dents in the class room. Early graduation for seniors was also initiated. Seniors with enough class credits allowed to graduate at the end of the first semester. This was the year of the forty-five min¬ ute open-campus lunch program. Mr. Schultz casts a shakey smile before Scott Mc¬ Ginnis takes off on a cruise. Brad DePew Works diligently adding finishing touches to his sculpture in art class. RE6PON6I5ILITY 6HP6 6TUDENT INTERE6T Changes and new additions happened in areas outside the class room. The march¬ ing band added a flag drill team to pre¬ form at outside events. More student- designed murals appared on the hall walls on all floors. The Christmas-Holi¬ day Season was celebrated by all with door decorations and Christmas trees. Bigger and better memories are built from a school with up-dated policies and active community-minded students. f t II 4 1 it II i S3 Rick Christiansen gets help unloading a prop for his senior picture atjHam ' s Studio. 26 The Year Tracy Palmer shows off Mr White ' s conglomeration. Laura Beckman prepares to return the ball during a volleyball match against Orion. ArhlETics State Doubles Tennis Champions Marsha Bladel Concentration is an important part of performing and Beth McLaughlin pose for pictures after re- on the balance beam, turning from the state competition. 28 Athletics 0 ft GUTS ARC Could this be A FRIENDLY REFEREE? Halfback Tony Patrick finds running room in East Moline’s defensive as he breaks off team mates blocks. Davenport Assumption defensive linemen chase quarter back Ted Grevas in an attempt to earn another star for bringing him down. SO Football Varsity Football Scoreboard Rock Island 7 30 GlenbardWest Rock Island 23 12 Alleman Rock Island 21 3 Assumption Rock Island 26 6 Moline Rock Island 0 6 Davenport West Rock Island 7 0 East Moline Rock Island 14 15 Galesburg Rock Island 6 15- Quincy Rock Island 14 J3 Davenport Central Coach Gary Embretson guided the Rocks to a 5-4 record which earned them sec¬ ond place in the Western Big 6 Confer¬ ence and second place in the Quad-City Metro Conference. The sad part about the season was the three heart-breaking losses the Rocks suffered costing them two league championships berth. and a play-off Foot boll Moline just didn’t seem to stack up that night. That Moline kid just doesn ' t seem to want a piece of the action Ralph Beswick and Ken Lee find out that this was not the best place to meet. “It’s a funny thing about the game of football, says Mr. Gary Minst er, the athletic trainer at Rock Island speaking on the past season, “The best teams have the worst luck!” The preceeding statement might just be the best way to describe Rock Island’s 1974 Football Team. In this, the first year of the I.H.S.A. post season playoffs, Head Coll?— PAYDIRT 52 Yorsilq Football Fullback Mike Simmons is pulled down with an ankle tackle during the Glenbard West game The Varsity Coaches this year are: Robert Varga. Allan Gor Leading the way through, are captains Bart Bonsall. Willie gal. Chuch Paradiso. Steven Mau. and Head Coach Gary Hur( j an(J Ra | ph Beswick Embertson Varsity Football Team. Managers and Coaches are ROW 1: Ted Grevas. Richard Medlock. Rick Rowe. Rick Hamlin. Jim Edwards. Bob Johnson. Johnny Hayes. Joe DeGeeter. Steve Layer. Steve Buchanon. Bart Bonsall. Willie Hurd. Ralph Beswick. Greg Lan- nen. Dave Gordon. Kent Hardin. Mike Simmons. ROW 2: Coach es Gary Embertson. Robert Varga. Chuck Paradiso. Vince Wil¬ liams. John Foley. Gene Richardson. Larry Bea. Tom Murrens. Dave Plaisance. Bill Blais. Tony Patrick. Steve Green. George Pappas. Bill Coleman. Nick Chirekos. Coaches Steve Mau. Allan Gorgal THIRD ROW Trainer Gary Minster. Equipment Manager Bill Greathouse. Student Trainers Jim Martin and Bruce Crowe. Anothy Roberts. Brad Moore. Barry Brandt. Kenny Lee. Joe Schsicle. John Ewing. Robert Johnson. Trainers Dave Brown and Steve Pressly. Yorsitq Football 33 r Coaches who led the Little Rocks to a Metro Conference Championship are Lew Miskowicz. Tim Wester berg. Sam McCann, and Head Coach Hugh Johnson SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL Coach Hugh Johnson and his assistants Sam McCann. Lew Miskowicz. and Tim Westerberg described them¬ selves as being pleasantly surprised after the Rock Island Pebbles Squad ended their 1974 season with a record of 7 wins and 2 losses. The Pebbles finished their season tied with East Moline for first in the West¬ ern Big 6 Conference and were second only to As¬ sumption in the Quad-City Metro Conference. After being strong with victories over Glenbard West and Alleman. the Pebbles dropped a close decision to Assumption in their third game. Coming back strong, the Pebbles rolled up four consecutive victories over Moline. Davenport West, East Moline, and Galesburg before falling victims to Quincy. As all good Little Pebbles do, they finished strong with a firm victory over Davenport Central. Award winners for the Pebbles this year: Best Offen¬ sive Lineman, Scott Allen; Best Offensive Back, Dana Douglas; Best Defensive Lineman, Abe Jones; Best Defensive Back, Tony Scott; Bandit Award, Eddie Mar¬ tinez; Most Improved, Mark Abolt; Co-Captains, Tony Scott and Scott Allen; Most Valuable Player, Tony Scott; and Mr. Little Rock, Tony Scott. Tony Scott seeks to find an opening in the opponents ' line. M Football Sophomore Football Team. ROW 1: Tom Plaisance (manag er). Tony Scott. Carl Hill, Michael Sterling. Dana Douglas. Mike Cohen. Mike Johnson. Kurt Platt. Tom Steele. Scott Allen. Kevin Jackson. Kirk Theus. Larry Collins (trainer). ROW 2: Assistant Coaches Tim Westerberg and Lew Miskow icz. Joe Foster. Walter Johnson. Mark Abolt. Abraham Jones. Randy Peterson. Kevin Schwemberger. Kyle Greer. Doug Breiby. Mike Miskowicz. Paddy McAdams. Kevin Dasso. Head Coach Hugh Johnson. Assistant Coach Sam McCann ROW 3: Dale Ganaway. Eddie Pulliam. Bill Taylor. Terry Leigh. Curtis Jones. Scott Newland, Jett Andresen. Ron Cline. Tim Dye. Eddie Boultmghouse. Donny Thomas. Brian Baker. Jim Schmitt. Brian Bledsoe. Dave Wherry. Dave Each. Bill Brandmeyer. Eddie Martinez. David Gathright. Jim Carlson. Marc Voltz. y 23L IP Rock Island 26 0 Glenbard West Rock Island 27 6 Alleman Rock Island 7 20 Assumption Rock Island 28 16 Moline Rock Island 14 8 Davenport West Rock Island 18 13 East Moline Rock Island 20 0 Galesburg Rock Island 0 14 Quincy Rock Island 39 33 Davenport Central •� i )?} ■v vr 3 Football 55 56 Yarsiti) Boskelboll Members of the 1974-75 Varsity Basketball team include. ROW ONE. manager Tom Plaisanc. Marty Bea. Ted Grevas. William Turn er. George Gartelos. Tony Patrick. Marty Strickler. Mike Carroll, and manager Steve Fields ROW TWO. Assistant Coach Whitey Veratrate. Dillard Harris. Tom Murrens. John Foley. John Hall. Kirk Lawson. Oavid Plaisance. Mark Wise. Ron Elliot. Paul Osborn, and Head Coach. Jerry Leggett On your but again, huh Tony Patrick? This year s Rocky varsity basketball team was as different from the teams of the last few years as it could poss ' bly be. Under new coach¬ es Jerry Leggett and Whitey Verstraete, our cag- ers were exciting, prideful. disciplined, and WINNERS! The successful season marked a re¬ turn to fastbreak basketball played before packed gyms and a revival of student and community interest. Our team played an inte¬ gral part in the return of Rocky High to the state of a harmonious, happy school. The team combined the talents of several out¬ standing senior players with the enthusiasm of some young improving juniors. Seniors who contributed greatly were George Gartelos. Tony Patrick. William Turner, Marty Bea, and Marty Strickler. Making their mark as juniors were John Foley, Kirk Lawson, Dave Plaisance, Mark Wise, Paul Osborn, and Tom Murrens. Earning post-season honors were George Gartelos and Tony Patrick as outstanding team members. Rock Island 59 43 Davenport Central Rock Island 79 58 Assumption Rock Island 79 63 East Moline Rock Island 59 65 Quincy Rock Island 53 49 Davenport West Rock Island 55 63 Alleman Rock Island 79 85 Galesburg Rock Island 70 63 Barrington Rock Island 70 74 Antioch (OT) Rock Island 79 62 Moline Rock Island 73 71 Davenport Central (OT) Rock Island 91 66 Aurora East Rock Island 84 59 Assumption Rock Island 82 64 Ottawa Rock Island 93 65 East Moline Rock Island 70 76 Alleman (DOT) Rock Island 64 63 Davenport West Rock Island 76 73 Moline Rock Island 94 77 Sterling Rock Island 66 73 Quincy Rock Island 77 66 Galesburg Yorsitii Bo ketboll 17 Senior George Gartelos scores another two points for the “Rolling Stones.” Tony Patrick makes his move as anxious team members look on. “Sing around the campfire. Junior Tom Murrens can try just as hard as anyone else. In post season state play, the super “Rocks” continued their winning style by capturing the Class AA Regional title in a come-back game against the Alleman Pioneres. This was the first regional win for the “Rocks” since 1969. As they moved to sectional competition, the team fell in the first sectional game with a one-point loss to Sterling. ,V ' 1 iL From the new coaching direction to the dedication of all the team mem¬ bers, the whole community knew that we were “No. 1.” Other honors that came with the winning season included the “Rocks” domination on the Quad City Metro Conference basketball team. With the Quad-City sports writers unanimous selection, George Gartelos was featured as first starter on the first team and Coach Jerry Leggett was unanimously chosen as “Coach of the Year.” Other Rocky conference team members were Tony Patrick, first team back-courter, and William Turner, second team front- courter. In the minds of all “Rock” fans, the whole team deserved top honors for bringing the feel of success to RIHS. From the past year s humiliating sea¬ son, the battling “Rocks” worked as a unit team to revitalize school spirit through their dedication to playing the game right. Yorsily Bosketboll 59 Rock Island 66 75 Davenport Central Rock Island 67 58 Assumption Rock Island 37 64 East Moline Rock Island 45 63 Quincy Rock Island 42 61 Davenport West Rock Island 57 74 Alleman Rock Island 51 90 Galesburg Rock Island 58 57 East Moline Rock Island 57 65 Pekin Rock Island 75 71 LaSalle-Peru Rock Island 56 61 Moline Rock Island 64 72 Davenport Central Rock Island 74 78 East Aurora Rock Island 50 54 Assumption Rock Island 61 51 Ottawa Rock Island 48 54 East Moline Rock Island 57 79 Alleman Rock Island 23 45 Davenport West Rock Island 43 68 Moline Rock Island 56 58 Sterling Rock Island 50 51 Quincy I Rock Island 50 81 Galesburg East Moline Christmas Tournament | The 1974 1975 Sophomore basketball season showed few wins but much improvement through experience. The Pebbles displayed a winning amount of confidence, pride, and will¬ ingness to compete which keeps them from being classified as lo sers. Capturing third place in the East Moline Sophomore Christmas Tour¬ nament, the team won the only trophy earned by all the Quad Cities schools. Under the coach¬ ing direction of Head coach Peter Nyman and assistant coach Gary Bender, the Pebbles de¬ veloped court techniques along with good sportsmanship. You’ve Come A FRONT ROW: Kim Houlton, Kelly Ater, Bonnie Greenman, Jodi Murrens, Judy Wickenburg, and Bonnie Pieper. BACK ROW: Sheri Brown, Julia Ko- vacs. Coach Emma Trackwell, Sandy Bmgaman, Assistant Principal Gary Ackerson, Athletic Director Del Nicklaus, Jane Mortz. Laura Beckman, and Krista Lawhorn. Missing from picture. LizWheelan. Sock it to ’em “Rocks”, and that is just what Krista Lawhorn did during the first round of District play. The Rock Island Volleyball Team finished their winter season with seven wins and three losses. During the December Rock Island Double Eliminaion Invitational Tournament the girls varsity team swept the courts, with five wins and one loss, taking first place. Winding up the second season of girls volleyball, Rock Island ended with a win beating teams from Riverdale, Aledo, and Winola. Moving on to Sectional play with high expectations, the girls lost their first match to Rockfalls. Under Coach Emma Trackwell, “Rocky” starters included Jane Mortz, Sheri Brown, Krista Lawhorn, Sandy Binga- man, Julia Kovacs. and Laura Beckman. Top reserves for the “Rocks” were Bon¬ nie Pieper, and Liz Wheelan. “Coach Trackwell declined to point to any one player as being outstanding, They all do their job, she said. We’re a well-rounded team.” 42 Volleyball The penalty flag may not fly-, but the official ' s whistle blows as Julia Kovacs eyes her fouling opponent Junior Varsity gives Varsity overwhelming support from the bench during a winning match against 130 A Opponent Vollevball Record Score f Won Aledo(H) 15-10.15-10 Rock Island Rockridge(H) 15-8.17-15 Rock Island UTHS(A) 15-5.17-15 Rock Island Wmola (A) 15-13.15-13 Rock Island UTHS(H) 15-2.15-8 Rock Island Galesburg (H) 10-15.17 15.15-8 Galesburg Wmola (H) 15-12.15-10 Wmola Galesburg (A) 15 5.15-10 Galesburg Orion (H) 15-8.15-8 Rock Island Monmouth (A) 15-17.15-10.15-7 Rock Island Galesburg Rock Island Invitational Tournament 15 10.11-15.15 4 Rock Island Rockridge 15-6.10-15.15-9 Rock Island Dixon 15-13.11-15.15 9 Dixon Galesburg 16 14.15-11 Rock Island Dixon 15-13.16 14 Rock Island Dixon 15-8.15-11 Rock Island Riverdale 15-1.15 1 Rock Island Aledo 15 5.15 12 Rock Island Wmola 15-2.11-15.15-8 Rock Island Junior Varsity team members pass the bottle dur mg a time-out in the game they won against Orion Volleyball 4S ' o 9 ' q The Rock Island Wrestling Team, under Coach Gerber, compiled an overall rec¬ ord of eleven wins, four losses, and one tie. The team placed third at the Daven¬ port Central Tourney and captured sixth out of sixteen teams at the Palentine Tournament. Placing third in the I.H.S.A. Tony Scott looks an opponent eye to eye District Meet qualified five Rock” 9f 9. before another pin wrestlers to travel on to I.H.S.A. Section¬ als. Jeff Kerres. 98. Tim Golden, 119, and Bob Taylor HWT, emerged as Dis¬ trict champions. Jim Forest. 126, and Jerry Freelove captured titles of second at the meet. Other outstanding wrestlers included Joe Wild, 105, and Glen Vessey, 132. Sophomore wrestlers, under coach Sell¬ ers, took second out of twelve places in the Panthers Invitational Tourney at East Moline. They also captured second place in the Big 6.” First place Big 6 wres¬ tlers were Mark Layer, 112, Bill Brande- meyer, 126, Patrick McAdams, 138, and Carl Hill, 145. Varsity Wrestling Scoreboard Rock Island 43 Savanna 12 Rock Island 17 Cedar Rapids Jefferson 41 Rock Island 33 Moline 22 Rock Island 22 East Moline 30 Rock Island 34 Alleman 21 Rock Island 12 Davenport West 36 Rock Island 46 Davenport Central 9 Rock Island 54 Genesco 6 Rock Island 46 Galesburg 12 Rock Island 37 Quincy 13 Rock Island 25 Rock Falls 25 Rock Island 24 Moline 26 Rock Island 26 Hesey 24 Rock Island 30 Dixon 16 Rock Island 45 Kewanee 6 Rock Island 38 Alleman 19 44 UlrestliA9 Wrestling team members are: ROW 1: Jim Ro¬ senthal, Marsden Bradley, Buddy Hay, Larry Warren, Bob Doeckel, Mark Layer. Jeff Kerres, Tim Golden, Joe Wild. Stan Smith, Mike Hall, Jim Wayne. Glen Vesey. Walter McKinney. Tom Connelly, and Mike Fout. ROW 2: Dennis Co- penhaver, Mark Bowser, Kevin Dasso. Bill Brademeyer, Steve Price, Paddy McAdams, Mike Miskowicz, Dave Wayne. Steve Goodwin, Dennis Heggen, Cart Hill, David Each ROW 3: Head Coach Walt Gerber, Coach Tom Goodwin, Ron Tiedge, Scott Newland, Bill Blais, Mark Jackson, Steve Layer, Jeff Nelson, Don Metz, Phil Miklas, Jerry Freelove, Bobby Taylor, Dean DeGarmo, Bruce Crowe. Tony Scott, and Herb Richardson. Bobbie Taylor gets set to send another oppo¬ nent into orbit! ' When everything else fails, use a crossface”, says Jeff Kerres. Pmnettes are: Shari Bender, Debbie Heg gen, Janet Hillan, Colleen Taylor, Bonnie Hill, Vicki Doeckle. Susie Nicholson, and Bambi Ghys ROW 2: Renee Lomas. Jody Kimble. Lisa Zawada, Kelly Forest. Darcy Steele. Pam Johnston, Robin Reynolds, Dana Barnett. IUrostliA 9 45 46 fuiimmiri 9 As the 1974 Girls ' Swim team season closed, the girls ended with seven dual meet wins and no losses. They also became Rock Island Invi- tional Champions and Quad-Cities Metro Com- ference Champions. Swimming in the Quad-Ci¬ ties Metro with 1974 records were: Val Acker- son in the 200 freestyle with a time of 2:06.60, Kim Mitchell in diving with 169.55, Val Acker- son in the 500 freestyle with a time of 5: 49.754, Annette Ackerson in the 100 back- stroke with a time of 1:06931. The 400 frees¬ tyle relay team of S. Evans, A. Ackerson, J. Schneider, and V. Ackerson swam with a win¬ ning time of 4:09.518. In sectional competition ten of eleven school records were broken, while the remaining one was tied. With “Top Ten times in State level were, A. Ackerson in 200 freestyle, and 50 freestyle: V. Ackerson in 200 freestyle, 100 freestyle, and 50 freestyle; the 200 medley team of A. Ackerson, E. Evans, L. Gilliam, and S. Evans; and the 400 freestyle relay of A. Ackerson, V. Ackerson, S. Evans, and J. Schneider. Making All State were team mem¬ bers Val Ackerson and her sister Annette Acker¬ son. Rock Island 101 65 Bettendorf Rock Island 125 44 Galesburg Rock Island 102 69 Davenport West Rock Island 99 71 Assumption Rock Island 114 50 Galesburg Rock Island 94 78 Davenport Central Rock Island 107 67 Moline OCRS Float Too VarsitySwimmmg Scoreboard A vastly improved second year water polo team fin¬ ished its dual meet with a season record of 5-4. All the losses came to the state ranked powers of Oak Park and Mt. Carmel. A perfect 3-0 district record earned the Rocks the district title and a return trip to the State Tournament. The top game at State Tournament level was the 7-9 overtime loss to the eventual State Runner-Up Brother Rice. Besides the district title. Vince Ackerson and Mike Dmgeld em were chosen to join the All-State Water Polo Team because of their outstanding sportsmanship and playing ability. Coach Fred Fnednchsen felt that the downstate water polo power and their goal now is to become the perennial Illinois Water Polo Champions The Rock Island Dolphins ' ' finished a winning season with eleven dual wins and only three losses Capturing third at the Rock Island Relays and the Rockford Relays, the team emerged as a group of successful, outstanding swimmers. At district level competition, the Rocks emerged as real winners! Mark Beal cuptured first in IM with a time of 2:05.5. Mike Dmgledem took third while Rob Cow an was fifth in the 50 yd. free. Nick Klatt placed first and Lane Koester placed second in the diving competition. The Relay Team of Ackerson, Beal. Cowan, and Dingeldein swam second in the 400 free relay with a time of 3:20.8. The major record breaker was Vince Ackerson who swam in the 200 yd. free with a time of 1:44.8. Vince placed first, but also broke the district record held by Gary Conley of Moline who swam in the Olympics. The Sophomore Swimmers were the Metro champs, while the Varsity Swimmers were second only to Moline. Seniors Vince Ackerson. Mike Dingeldein. and Rob Cowan, along with Junior Jim Scott and Sophomore Mark Beal stood out as the season $ top point contributors. Rock Island 103 Galesburg 65 Rock Island 114 Tipton 55 Rock Island 76 Peoria Central 95 Rock Island 38 Carl Sandburg 45 Rock Island 96 Homewood Flossmore 76 Rock Island 120 Macomb 47 Rock Island 45 Monmath 35 Rock Island 82 Davenport Central 90 Rock Island 114 Assumption 52 Rock Island 88 Clinton 84 Rock Island 98 Cedar Rapids Washington 74 Rock Island 92 Davenport West 67 Rock Island 63 Sterling 20 Rock Island 64 Muscatine 19 Rock Island 72 Peoria Rich woods 100 Flying Fish Vince Ackerson gets a head start m free style competition. Rock Island waterpolo team members are: ROW 1: Marc Beal. Bill Osmundson, John Mohr, Mike Din¬ geldein, Vince Ackerson, Steve lofgren, and Jim Scott. ROW 2: Manager Steve Schaubrach, Ron Pittman, Nick Klatt. Tim Burke. Scott Friedrichsen. and Coach Fred Friedrichsen. 48 Swimming Senior Mike Dmgledem shows that years of prac tice pay off with good winning form. Vince Ackerson (foreground) and Mike Dmgledem (third) are bottoms up before starting m a dual meet with Davenport Central Members of the Rock Island swimming team are: ROW 1: Head Coach Ken Knapp. Steve Schaubrack. Dave Pittman. John Mohr. Mark Beale. Bill Os- and Lisa Koester. ROW 2: Rick Gilland. Jim Bishop. Chris Lofgren, Brian White,, Atillia Domokas, Craig Wright. Bob Heinke, Roy Bunch, Randy Bush, John m undson, Steve Lofgren, Rob Cowan. Vince Acker- son. Nick Klatt, Jim Scott. Dave Meredith. Scott Swanson. Bob Timm. Lane Koester. Jill Mossage. Snowden, Kurt Weeks, Ferde Alarez. Dan Barker, and Mary Littm. j Ulolerpolo 49 ■fe Green. Begyn Rock )iana state competition to start Bowling Scoreboard m Betsy Sheeley prepares for a hand stand dismount 1 off the uneven parallel bars Rock Island Rock Island Rock Island Rock Island Rock Island Rock Island Rock Island Rock Island A TEAM 2069 2131 1930 1813 2173 2042 2263 2047 2103 2100 2393 1551 2262 2149 2343 1875 Cambridge Galesburg Alleman Galesburg East Moline Winola East Moline Alleman Rock Island Rock Island Rock Island Rock Island Rock Island Rock Island Rock Island Rock Island B TEAM 1686 1890 1783 1775 1814 1774 1711 1890 1858 1889 1872 1530 1889 1858 1842 1769 Cambridge Galesburg Alleman Galesburg East Moline Winola East Moline Alleman 025 OOe 50 Bowling Diana Carothers goes back to check her score during the State Bowling Tournament “ Members of the new Gymnastics team are ROW 1: Coach Jane Leggitt. Ann Jtnittle. Lisa Birkoe. Belin¬ da Bonsall. Sue Brick. Jamie Hill. Sue Lyle. Nina Binganan. Belinda Lawhorn. ROW 2: Janet Hart. Nancy Leatherman. Betsey Sheeley. Cathy Com. Janet Hart demonstrates the straddle on the horse, during gymnastics practice. Despite a seemingly poor record of zero wins and seven losses, the ‘‘Rock” girls gymnastics team added school spirit to the gymnastics department. In their first year of organization the girls experienced and matured through interscholastic competition. The team, consisting of six freshmen, seven sophomores, and three juniors, competed against schools with five years of experience. Outstanding team members and high scorers were freshman Cathy Coin and junior Sue Brick. The girls bowling team completed their December-January season by capturing tenth in the February estate tournament. Under Coach Marcia Lange, the girls bowled seven wins and only one loss. After qualifying at District, the girls trav¬ elled on to State for the second year in a row. Outstanding bowlers included: Se¬ nior Rhonda Moore with a 168 average at District, Ten Miller with a 160 average at State, Cindy Green with a 154 at District, Jill Carlson, Diane Carothers. and Lynn Begyn. 6i|mno$tie$ 51 Sue Vogel attempts to steal the ball from an opposing team Junior Jill Carlson gets ready to tip the jump-ball to a Rocky player Members of the Girl ' s Basketball team include. ROW ONE. Lisa Rossow, student assistant. Kathy Radloff. Lisa Hoff¬ man. Sheila Snyder. Florinda Johnson, Sue Vogel. Bonnie Greenman. and Kari Larimer. ROW TWO. Pat Bradley, chare- rone. Kerri Rudd, Jill Carlson. Kelli Palmer. Marilyn Metcalt. Kim Davies. Brenda Morrison. Tami Brown, and Coach Frank Youngquist. The Rock Island girls, in their beginning year of competition, have improved tnmendously since basketball practice began. Frank Youngquist, an experienced coach, and Pat Bradley, an Au- gustana student, serve as the teams coach and chaperone. The team, consisting of eight ju¬ niors, two sophomores and fourteen freshmen, is split into Varsity and junior Varsity with three freshmen and one sophomore playing varsity. In the pioneer stage, the team is destined to do well in the I.H.S.A. Tournaments slated to begin in two years. The team is not only learning the art of competition but also how to perform in front of crowds of up to one thousand fans. In it’s second year, the “Rock” girls track team spent many hours practicing for spring meets. Running and exercising after school the girls shared the indoor track and outdoor stadium with the boys track team. Under the coaching direction of John Coolidge the girls helped in bringing girls sportsmanship to all areas of ath¬ letics. Returning outstanding team members include. Diane Coster, Susie Anderson, and Ju¬ lia Kovacs. 53 Cross Countri| 55 BUT NCR UP Look at those Legs! Under the coaching direction of Jack Carroll, the boys baseball team practiced an hour each morn¬ ing through the month of March. Along with keep¬ ing in top physical shape, expert pitching worked to make the team’s 75 season a successful one. Exceptional returning ‘‘Rock’’ diamondmen includ ed; Dave Conklin, Doug Burkert and Craig Talik. As the first full season of girls softball got under¬ way, the promise of becoming a championship threat seemed great. With Cheri Nicola as team coach, many girls returned from last years partial season to play teams from Alleman, Galesburg, United Township and Winola. The girls put much hardwork into creating their successful season. 56 Baseball Members of the Boy s baseball team include. ROW ONE. Randy Boyles. Rick Brower. Tom Tingle. John Cooper. William Jones, and Mark Jackson. ROW TWO. Chris Jasoita. Robert Gunter. LeRoy Jarvis. David Cooklin, Craig Talik, Ken Wilson. David Hal- pert. John Foley, and Coach Carroll. ROW THREE. Coach Bender. Reed Holub. Steve Roseler. Keith Lampkm. George Gartolos, Steve Layer, Tom Murrens. Doug Burkertt. and Joe Schissel STRIKE “l” as Diane Osterhagem pitches a fast one across to Tracy Cook. Members of the Girl’s softball team include. ROW ONE. Carol Clark. Julie Jawoisz. Tracy Cook, Sheri Brown, Sandy Bmgaman, Jane Mortz, and Bonnie Piper. ROW TWO. RoxAnn Bierman. Di¬ ane Osterhagem. Tammy Decker. Sandy Whan. Dee Dee Benson, Kelly Palmer. Meg Collins, Cindy Bauman, Jane Evans, and Coach Chen Nicola Senior pitchers David Cooklin and Steve Layer strike a familiar pose Girls Softball 57 Dave Dickerson and Jon Heberlmg get ready to practice their forehand as Craig Kavensky strikes a winning pose. Coach Elmore Sanford Schade and Sheldon Salak show off their raquets for the upcoming winning season. The boys fall tennis team was a great success for new Head Coach Dave El more and Assistant Coach George Var- chola. Taking over for Coach Motz, the team earned the record of 6 0, giving them the title of Quad-City Metro Champs. Seniors David Dickerson, Jon Heberling, Craig Kavensky, and Nick Klatt, with Sophomore Craig McLaughlin and Freshman Scott McKussuck com¬ posed the fall varsity team while Jeff Zukerman, Ted Potter, Steve Miller, Mike Whan, Sanford Schade, Sheldon Salak, and Bruce Reisman stood out on the Ju¬ nior Varsity team. The spring tennis sea son consisted of 20 varsity matches, four tournaments, and state competi¬ tion. The team members practiced long hours to bring honors and awards to the Rock.” Rock Island 9 0 Alleman Rock Island 9 0 Davenport West Rock Island 5 4 Davenport Central Rock Island 5 4 East Moline Rock Island 6 3 Moline Rock Island 7 0 Assumption Assistant Coach Varchola shows Jeff Zukerman the correct grip for the spring season Members of the Boy ' s Varsity Tennis Squad include, ROW ONE, Ed Vogel, and David Dickerson, ROW TWO. Ted Potter, and Craig Kavensky. ROW THREE. Sanford Schade. Jeff Zukerman. and Jon Heberlmg Determined Ann Radloff shows classic form Showing championship form. Marsha Bladel. one half of the State Doubles Champions, returns a volley Junior Varsity Girls Tennis Team members. FRONT ROW Donna Lincoln, Ginger Randerson. Margaret ROW LEFT TO RIGHT Ten Fink. Dana Garrison. McCartney. Gayle Nicholson. Lori Lefstem. and Darcy Birkel. Audrey Galex. Julia Kovacs BACK Coach Emma Trackwell Senior Marty Stricter practices sending the ball down the fareway David Stone. 1 varsity golfer, demonstrates the correct form for hopeful up coming players Junior Kirk Lawson throws himself into bettering his game averages Clubbcrs Take To The Greers FRONT ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT Dave Stone. Bill Arndt. Kirk Lawson. Marty Strickler. Bob Scott BACK ROW Coach D Wood. Keith Foehrkolb. Brad Bussard. Jim Neifing. Brad Ellis. Tony Bell. Marty Wild. Randy Hodson _ • 62 Golf The winning varsity team members include Dave Stone. Bill Arndt. Kirk Lawson. Marty Strickler, and Bob Scott The boys golf team began the 74-75 golfing season in excellent condition. In the Fall Metro Conference the Rock” golfers finished third, four strokes be¬ hind winning Moline. Coached by David Wood, the varsity team consisting of Senior Dave Stone. Junior Kirk Lawson. Senior Marty Strickler. Senior Bob Scott, and Senior Bill Arndt completed the fall season with averages of 39.9, 42.9, 42.7, 43.2, and 43.6, respectively. Record makers for the season were Dave Stone, Bob Scott, and Marty Strickler. Finishing sixth in the District Meet, the future promises to be a rewarding one for the clubbers. Jill Carlson and Amy Stone, coached by Marcia Lange are the outstanding girl golfers at the Rock Golf 65 eye Varsity cheerleaders await a crucial call The football and basketball varsity cheerleaders were chosen for one pur¬ pose - to promote Rock” spirit. A combination of seniors and juniors, they introduced new cheers and helped the 74 spirit grow. The seniors are: Tammy Davis, Lori Brooks, and Lori Johnson. The juniors are Melinda Williams. Paula Miller, and Chris Holmberg. Chosen last May. they attended a cheerleading clinic in Lake Geneva. Wisconsin in July. - % Little Rock football and basketball cheerleaders were picked in September by a variety of different people around the school. Practicing every night are sophomores: Terry Gorsuch. Susie Had¬ ley. Patty Johnson. Wendy Kavenski, Ann Stradley. and Zeta Gill. « % V: v ‘‘ n Varsity cheerleaders FRONT ROW L TO R: Seniors Tammy wonders if we re going to win Tammy Davis. Lori Johnson. Lori Brooks BACK ROW Juniors Chris Holmberg. Paula Miller, and Melinda Williams tt t 64 Cheerleaders The four cheerleading sQuads arouse pep in the Homecoming parade The varsity swimming and wrestling cheerleaders are divided into two squads alternating between wrestling matches and swim meets. Travelling with the teams to away games and cheering at home games makes the athletes feel at home. Wrestling cheerleaders L TO R: Ten Fink. Sue Brim berg. Buzzy Eagle. Carol Carlson, and Missy Baldridge Cheerleaders 65 Sophomore cheerleaders intensely observe their players 66 Cheerleaders Cheerleaders 67 UleVe Gal Spirit... IIOUI ' bOUI YOU WATCHTOWER staff members Suzy Nicholson. Nancy Young. Paulette Roberson and Debbie John¬ son help Sheri Brown up into a tree for her DAR picture. Camera clubber Amy Stone demonstrates how to properly hold a camera. Mark Beal bundles up newspapers from Senates city-wide paper drive. February 8. Over seventeen tons of paper was collected. Organizations 68 Organizations Crimson Tide organizer. Kerri Rudd, clutches Pam Redenbo as the Rocks capture the Metro Confer¬ ence Basketball Championship. OrpmzatDcms Fat Albert was the major character on the Pin- nettes homecoming float. Mort Shallman. alias Dr. Chumley in the Drama club’s first play ‘‘Harvey.” “Rocky’’ the new mascot was proudly displayed wherever the marching band went on the bass drum. Seventy-six seniors were accepted and inducted into the National Honor Society during April. In order to qualify for membership, a senior must maintain a 3.5 grade point average or higher. Ho¬ nored at an induction ceremony, each member received the honor, a yellow rose, and a pin signifying their achieve¬ ments. As a new addition, the juniors and sophomores were allowed to become provisional members of the National Honor Society. They do not become offi¬ cial members until their senior year. The possibility of becoming members helps the underclassmen not only to earn good grades but to also maintain them. Combing Macbeth, Moby Dick, Lord of the Flies, with theorems, integrals, trigo¬ nometry values, experiments, dissec¬ tions, lectures, languages, labs and translations produced the new Honors and High Honors organizations at the “Rock . Replacing the traditional top- ten, the 14 members of the High Honors achieved and maintained a 4.0 grade point or higher throughout their four high school years. With the continuation of the x-weighted accelerated system hours of homework did not keep this student from enjoying and also excelling in extra curricular activities, athletics, music and dramatics. Senior members of National Honor Society include. ROW ONE. Lori Brooks. Krista Lawhorn. Roxanne Foley. Sandy Bmgaman. Susan Johnston. Denise Hemze. Suzy Nicholson, Bernadette Neff. Julia Kovacs, and Denise Kissel. KNEELING. Nan Peter¬ son. Sheri Brown, Susan Anderson. Lana O ' Niones. Daphne Joanmdes, Debbie Palicki, Janet Helpens- tell. Diane Sheldahl. Mary Epperly. Candice Hadley. Beth Hendren. Missy Moltzen, Shelly Thompson, and Laura Beckman ROW THREE. Debbie Johnson, Cathi Ulfig, Valerie Snyder. Rozanne Bierman, Sta¬ cey Cohen. Vicki Peterson. Kris Peterson. Janet Olson, Linda Hentrich, Vicki Doeckel, LeAnn Harms. Lisa Jawoisz, Janet Hillan. Nancy Motz. and Susan Bruck. ROW FOUR. Leslie Gallagher. Hulie Cockrill, Julie Adams. Cathy Smith. Linda Bishop, Chery Kay. Ellen Eliason, Shelby Olson. Elaine Morgan, and Gwynne Stetson. 70 National Honor Society The sophomore National Honor Society provisional maintained a 3.75 grade point average through three semesters. Members of High Honors are. ROW ONE. Gwynne Stetson. Nan Peterson, Ellen Eliason. Janet Hillan, and Cathy Ulfig. ROW TWO. Jane Ullman, Diane Coster. Sheldon Salak. Nancy Motz. David Dockter- man, Laura Beckman. John Bleyaent, Mike Bibee. and Mr. Voyles. Missing from the picture is Bart Bonsall. Senior National Honor Society members include. ROW ONE, Craig Kavensky, John Bleyaent. Mike Bibee. Matt Boehm, and Greg Resler. ROW TWO. Doug Bell, John Voss, Jim Kiser, Sheldon Salak. Tony Bell, Chris Hendren. David Murdy. Jeff Zuker man, Ralph Beswick, David Holpert. Bart Bonsall, Rick Christiansen, David Dockterman, Marshall Brill, Peter Schmitz. Rex Hotchkiss, and Mike Manning. Ralph Beswick was the first recipient of Rocky’s S.A.R. Good Citizen Award This year s Girls State award went to Debbie Palicki. Responsible Rock students received many varied honors during 75. The Daughters of the American Revolution Good Citizen Award was presented to Sheri Brown. The faculty and senior class elected Sheri on the basis of her outstanding leadership and citizenship. The Sons of the American Revolution presented their Good Citizenship Award to the outstanding male student of the senior class. Eight Junior Marshalls were chosen by the 74 graduating class to lead them into the fieldhouse the eve¬ ning of their commencement exercises. The juniors were: Emily Lardner, Vince Ackerson, Bart Bonsall, Jay Graham, Su¬ sie Johnston, Lori Brooks, Diane Fur- slund, and Dave Gordon. Boys and Girls State was an honor given in the spring 74 to two outstanding juniors. They were chosen for their overall characteris¬ tics and leadership abilities. The Nation¬ al Quill and Scroll Award was given to students dedicated to the advancement of journalism. Students involved with both Watchtower and Crimson Crier re¬ ceived the award for their long hours spent writing. ies Being Bgnges Voted by members of the senior class and faculty as the winner of the D.A.R. Good Citizen award was Sheri Brown. 72 D.A.R., Girls State. S.A.R. Members of Quill and Scroll are. Lief Garrison. Suzy Nicholson, Candy Hadley. Sheri Brown, and Debbie Johnson. SECOND ROW. Jeff Zukerman. Craig Kavensky. John Voss, and Bruce Weeks. Missing is Steve Thoms. Junior Marshalls leading the graduating class of 1974 were. Diane Forslund. Susie Johnston. Bart Bonsall, Lori Brooks. Dave Gordon, and Emily Lardner Missing were Vince Ackerson and Jay Graham. Boys State Representative honor was awarded to Peter Schmitz. Jr. Marshalls. Boys State. Quill And Scroll 73 0 £ V c (B Junior Rotanans for the 1974-75 school year were. ROW 1. Mike Simmons. Bruce Weeks. Dave Stone. ROW 2. Bart Bonsall. Steve Buchanan. Ted Grevas. David Cooklm. Jim Edwards. Ed Epperson. Bob Johnson. Willie Hurd. Ralph Beswick. and Doug Bell ROW 3. David Dockterman. Dave Gordon, and Peter Schmitz. Key club treasurer Dick Henneman takes time out to have his picture taken. 74 Junior Rotarians Key Club officers are Ron Black. President, Jim Nifmg. Vice-President and Tim Tingle. Secretary. The 1974-1975 International Key Club theme was designated as Caring — Our Way of Life. Key Club at the Rock is a service organization that provides as¬ sistance is bettering Rock Island High School and the city of Rock Island. Pro¬ jects of the clubbers included the building of a Homecoming float, the sponsoring of the Mr. Legs Contest, the holding of dances, and the sponsor¬ ing of a radio show during lunch hours. Each month of the school year, two young men were selected by the faculty to be Junior Rotarians. Choosen on the basis of their leadership potential, scho¬ lastic achievement, and citzenship abi¬ lity, they were honored at Tuesday lun¬ cheons where they dined with Senior Rotarians. As honorary members of Ro¬ tary International, they represented Rock Island High School in many capa¬ cities. Key Club members include, ROW 1. Mike Flonagan. Richard Henneman. Todd Amato, Jim Nefing, Tom Tingle, Robert Guthrie. Eric Helpenstell, John Swanson, ROW 2, Ben Newcomb. Tom Issacson. Ron Black, Lance Hedquist, David Blick. 76 Senate Senate officers are Debbie Johnson, secretary treasurer. Ralph Beswick. vice-president and David Dockterman, president. Mr Ackerson serves as the senate sponsor. This year’s Senate has taken on a new look Meeting as a credit course at 8 a.m. everyday, the 48 senators elected in the spring, planned and executed various activities to promote school spirit. The 16 sophomore senators, 16 junior sena¬ tors and 13 senior senators with the three members of the executive board dealt with school problems from plan¬ ning Friday assemblies to saving open lunch. During Homecoming week Senate sponsored a Banana-eating Contest, a Volkswagon Race, a Car Bash, the Annual Parade, and dance. The halls were deco¬ rated throughout the yea r with seasonal posters and ribbons to create a warmer atmosphere. Concerned with school problems, the senate acquired a first- floor office to meet directly with the students to listen and discuss problems. The Junior-Senior Prom, a sophomore mixer, and commencement exercises were all senate projects again this year. Senate succeeded in reviving an almost lost school spirit. The warmth generated by students for participating in dances, assemblies and games was felt by all from the administration, teachers and students to the people in the community. Senator Liz Wheelan and opponents Bruce Crowe. Dave Plaisance and JoAnn Rakus participate in the banana eating contest sponsored by senate and held during Homecoming week Senior senators are. FRONT ROW. Emily Lardner. Debbie Johnson, Liz Wheelan. Rhonda Moore. Carol Harris and Missy Moltzen. BACK ROW are Ed Vo¬ gel. Rock Christianson. David Murdy. David Dock¬ terman. Bruce Weeks. John Hopper. Ralph Beswick and David Wayne. Missing are Jane Ullman. Julie Cockerill. ■ Sophomore Senators are, FRONT ROW. Tammy Walker. Ted Lardner, Mort Shallman. Debbie Ad¬ ams. Jane Jensen. Paddy McAdams. Pat Kelly. BACK ROW are; Connie Coin. Ann Stradly. Mark Belal, Shawn Kelly. Randy Peterson. Tom Steele. Kelly Forrest. Scott Allen. Missing is Sally Nefzger Senators Nick Chirkeros. George Pappas. Ralph Beswick. Mark Beal and Bruce Weeks promote school spirit with imitations of Alleman cheerleaders. Senate promotes ecology during Homecoming week with a volkswagon race. The winning car was VW No. 14. owned by Rod Harper. Senate 77 78 People-to-People Traveling around the world this past summer were, Jane Ullman. Diane Coster, Sherie Tadlock. Laurie Danielson, Liz Wheeian. and Kevin McGuire. AFS is headed this year by officers, Ellen Elli¬ son. Secretary Treasure. Denise Hemze, Presi- Val Alverenga. Rocky’s exchange student from dent, and Val Alverenga. Vice-President. Brazil, takes a minute to pose for a picture David Hughes a 1974 Rocky graduate says last good byes to his family as he prepares to embark on a years stay in Neumarkt. Austria. AFS membership includes. ROW 1, Kathy Wem- gartz. June Bivens. Nan Peterson, and Val Alveren¬ ga. ROW 2. Kristin Peterson, Julia Kovacs, Demse Kissel, and Ellen Ellison. ROW 3. Emily Lardner. Nancy Motz. David Halpert, Tina Thul. Daphne Joanmdes. and Liz Wheelan a • The Rocks” American Field Services Student this year came from Brazil. Valeria Alveranga, a native of Santos, adjusted quickly to the United States, Rock Island High School, and Kris Peter¬ son, her American sister. Susie Johnston was the summer AFS representative from Rocky. Susie spent her summer studying in the capital of Perth, Austra¬ lia. In February, AFS sponsored an AFS weekend where all area exchange stu¬ dents stayed in homes other than their American family’s home. Other exciting yearly activities included a Christmas card sale and an American bike hike. Six “Rock” students traveled abroad with the People-to-People American Ambassadors in the summer of 1974. Jane Ullman, Laurie Danielson, Sheri Tadlock, Diane Coster, Kevin McGuire, and Liz Wheelan saw Holland, England, France, Italy, Greece, Turkey, Yugoslavi- a, and Austria. Staying in Beverwijk, Hol¬ land; near Portsmouth, England; Athens, Greece; and Krems. Austria, the group along with 25 other students and three teacher-leaders gained much knowledge of foreign country’s geography, cultures, and customs. A.F.S. 79 from Sea te Shining Sea Tina Bull and Randy Aitken pose together at the Drama Club Christmas party Comedy and tragedy combined with in¬ dustrious creative students and new director John Hires gave Drama Club members new inspiration and a new love for the stage. Meeting twice a month, Drama Club held monthly parties and holiday gatherings. The club began the year with the stage presentation of “Harvey” starring Gwynne Stetson, Paul Osborn, Mort Shallman, and Melisa Moltzen. In November the club present¬ ed an all-school assembly based on the trial of the wolf from “Little Red Riding Hood.” The February production was “Dark of the Moon,” a folk legend set in the hills starring Julie Barker and Lee Blackman. Besides acting, Drama Club constructed all the sets and arranged all the lighting for the school productions including the year’s musical. A trip to Chicago, Drama Club T-shirts, and the annual “Rock-Ademy Awards” dinner completed the year for Rocky performers. Nancy Motz. Susan Bruck. and Penny Staley sing a Christmas carol to Mr Hires at the annual Christ¬ mas party. lip Stage Down Stage All Around The -RCCK Mort Shallman. Gwynne Stetson. Paul Osborn. Missy Moltzen. and Tom Love starred in the Drama Club production of “Harvey” presented in October. Looking forward to an exciting year are Drama Club officers. Cathy Barker, president. Denise Heinze. vice president, and Barb Rich, secretary. 80 Drama Club Drama Club president. Cathy Barker, calls for or¬ der as she presides over a noisy meeting. ROW 1: Sue O ' Neal, Candy McCleary. June Bivens. Dana Barnett. Susan Blum. Julie Fessler. Mindy Ingold, and Jim Sacco. ROW 2: Katrina Bratton. Lori Callahan. Greg Resler, Mort Schallman, Missy Moltzen. Barb Rich, Valerie Conelly. Landee Franck. Julie Barker, RoxAnn Harris. Darcy Bickel and Beth Graham. ROW 3: Rebecca Jones. David Manary. Terry Bundal. Barb Egan. Dave Saleans. Jim Resch, Mary McCoy. Meg Collins. Dee Dee Bensen, Denise Heinze. LuAnn Harms, Sue Brick, and Lori Lefstein. ROW 4: Tom Love, Carol Martin. Hollis Monroe. Cathy Barker. Beth Hemmg, Grace Diaz, Tina Bull. Cathy Cowan. Sara Reimers, Janet Helpenstell. Nancy Motz. Laura Beckman. Dino Milam, Cathy Harrell and Randy Aitken Absent were Penny Staley. Gwynne Stetson. Ron Mirr and Val Alvarenga. Drama Club 81 iCeinc Comment 11 E$ta Hi V CHS ez Hon Cmi ? Ready to inbark on an exciting year in Pan Am are members. FIRST ROW. Laura Nunez. Grace Diaz. Marcy Rhodes. Suzy Nicholson, Sue O ' Neil, Therese Lioen. and Doris Lucas. SECOND ROW. Robby Mas¬ sey. Mindy Ingold. Greg Resler. Chris Smith. Terry Miller. JoDee Carlson. Susan Brick. Jane McKee, and Ann Kmttle. THIRD ROW. Valaree Connolly. Janet Hillan, Lori Lefstem, Sue Brick. Denise Dreh er. Susan Kuglar, and Valerie Snyder. FOURTH ROW. Lori Sweet. Valerie Ackerson. Craig Kavensky. John Voss. Mike Carroll. Lisa Hall, Shelley Grimes. Lee lackman, Doug Bell, and Ralph Beswick. Pan Am members take time out for a picture at their annual Christmas party. Senior members of Pan Am League enjoy them¬ selves at the club Christmas party held at Tortilla Flats. Laura Nunez and Grace Diaz demonstrate the Mexican Hat Dance at the International Food Festival held in December. 82 Spanish Club ■ Members of French Club include. FROM LEFT TO RIGHT. Penny Staley. Nan Peterson. Shelby Olson, Julia Kovacs. Denise Hemze, Denise Kissel. Pam Sharp. Cindy Boeye, and Beth Hemmg ROW TWO. June Bivens. Tina Joanmdes. Tina Thul. Anna Let stein. Barb Egan. David Dockterman. Jim Edwards. David Meredith, and Emily Lardner. “How are you, my friend?” This is a fa¬ vorite saying of members of both Pan Am League and French Club. Pan Am League and French Club help increase student knowledge of foreign countries customs, food, and language. Interested in Spanish customs, Pan Am was enter¬ tained by Mexican guitar players and club members participated in the Inter¬ national Food Festival held at the YWCA and also attended a Spanish Mass. The annual Christmas party was held at Tor¬ tilla Flats. French Club spent much of their time learning about French culture. Members held a progressive dinner dur¬ ing the holidays dining on complete French cuisine. The club officers kept busy planning a train trip to Chicago to visit places of French interest. Both clubs succeeded in promoting interest of other lands. Looking forward to an active year in French Club are officers Emily Lardner. Denise Kissel. Julia Kovacs and Ted Lardner. Pan Am League is headed this year by Therese Lioen. Ann Kmttle. Grace Diaz, and Sue O’Neil French Club 83 Looking forward to an exciting year are German Club officers. Monica Quill, secretary. Rich Koch, president. Vicki Peterson, treasurer, and Tom Love, vice president. German Club members take time out for refresh ments at their annual Christmas party. German Club studied and worked hard to learn more about the culture and cus¬ toms of the German people. Monthly meetings, food-tasting parties, picture presentations, and whole club gatherings served to enrich knowledge and deepen appreciation for Germany. Young Republicans worked toward pro¬ moting Republican ideals and informing fellow students of the Republican ticket. Under the leadership of officers Tim Burke, Jim Neifing, Brad Ellis, Jim Kiser, and Kirk Lawson, the club surveyed a precinct, handed-out campaign litera¬ ture, and worked on election day in poll¬ ing places. Afterwards, they attended victory parties where they spoke with winner Tom Railsback and had their pic¬ ture taken with winner Ben Polk. Members of German Club are. Tom Love. Ben Doeckel. Amy Stone. Ellen Eliason. Susie Anderson. Monica Quill, Vicki Doeckel. Kristin Peterson. Shar¬ on Goldenzpoph and Natalie Meyer. SECOND ROW. Jamie Engman. Scott Freidrickson, Rick Koch. Paul Osborn, Geoffery Wiese, Ann Knittle. and Karen Egeberg. 84 German Club Officers of Young Republicans are. Kirk Lawson, Jim Neifmg. Jim Kiser. Brad Ellis and Tim Burke. Members of Young Republicans are. FRONT ROW. Tom Tingle and Brad Ellis. SECOND ROW. Valerie Ackerson, Jim Neifing and Monica Quill. BACK ROW. Jim Kiser, Tim Burke. Kirk Lawson and Rich¬ ard Henneman. Missing is Audrey Gaiex. Members of the Elephant party pose for a picture with Ben Polk at his victory party n p p © H © Z P P P z © Young Republicans 85 GAA members are FIRST ROW: Mary Epperly, Julie Cockrill. Sheri Brown, Jill Carlson. Diane Osterheg gen. Sandy Bmgaman. Lynn Brown. Krista La- whorn. Jodi Murrens. Julie Jawoisz. Julia Kovacs and Julie Adams. SECOND ROW Kim Davies. Tam¬ my Brown. Liz Wheelan, Mary Gale Smith. Mary Littig, Kim Mitchell. Terri Hegg. Rhonda Moore and Cindy Green. THIRD ROW: Kim Houlton. Connie Coin, Beth McLaughlin. Shelly Grimes. Brenda Ste¬ venson. Carol Foss. Dana Garrison. Nan Peterson. Linda Bishop and Cheryl Kay. FOURTH ROW: Flor¬ inda Johnson. Monica Quill. Emily Lardner, Sue Vogel. Kim Lindsey, Kerri Rudd. Liz Evans. Audrey Galex and Ann Radloff. Marsha Bladel waits patiently for her ball to be Girl’s volleyball team member Laura Beckman pre¬ pares for a set up. 86 G.A.A . Girls track team members Susie Johnston and Pam Girls Athletic Association, otherwise Adams play “Follow-the-leader” out in the snow. known as GAA, spent the year creating an atmosphere of feminine athletic sportsmanship. Spending afternoons and evenings competing in inter-grade intra¬ murals, the girls succeeded in increasing school spirit. Gymnastics, volleyball, and tennis provided outlets for fun and exci¬ tement and enjoyment. GAA’s most im¬ portant event of the year was the plan¬ ning and decorating for the 1974 Home¬ coming Dance. Miow Strength W) $ M £ w a £ Jt 0 a The Debate Team devoted their year to the research of topics and the organization of ideas, techniques, and logic. Most competi¬ tion was done in the local area in prepara¬ tion for sectional competition. The topic of the year dealt with the method of selecting Presidential and Vice-Presidential candi¬ dates. Organization of ideas and inter-team practices kept the interested debators very busy. As a new addition, The Speech Team, under the coaching direction of John Hires, worked long hours to achieve excellence this year. Practicing on Saturdays and holidays, the team won a first place trophy at the Northwestern Illinois Interscholastic Foren¬ sics Conference Tournament. Individual team members took first places in individu¬ al events at other interscholastic tourna¬ ments. Traveling to tournaments held in the State, the team completed the season by winning first in Reader’s Theater and Indi¬ vidual Events and second in the Contest Play at the district meet held at Moline. Moving on to Sectionals, the Contest Play cast of Dave Saelens, Gwynne Stetson, Laura Beckmann, and Sue Bruck took third place in the March Peoria Tournament. Mort Shallman, a sophomore, went to State competition with his humerous interpreta¬ tion after taking winning places in district and sectional competition. Outstanding “speechers” were Gwen Stetson, Jim Resch, Grace Diaz, Jodi Murrens, Dave Murdy, Dino Milani, Scott Dohereiner, Sue Bruck, and Norm Carver. Members of the Debating Team are, ROW 1, David Jensen, Jim Nefing, Brad Ellis, and Melisa Moltzen. ROW 2, Nancy Young, Jim Kiser, and Lisa Franck. ROW 3, Nick Chirekos, Tom Strauss, and Tom Is- sacson. Mr. Armstrong emphasizes a point at debate prac¬ tice. 88 Debate Jim Resch, Kathy Cowan, Gwynne Stetson, and Tina Bull display their first place trophies from the District Speech Tournament in Moline. Speech Team members include. ROW 1. Tina Bull, Denise Hemze. Scott DeBrobander. and Susan Bruck. ROW 2, Jim Resch, Lori Callaham. and Dave Saleans. Speech Team 89 This year ' s lettermen and letterwomen are FRONT ROW: Ann Radloff, Carol Foss, Liz Evans. Emily Lard ner. Connie Coin, Mary Littig, Kim Mitchell. SECOND ROW: Dave Stone, Dave CooHIm, Jim Edward. Ted Gre- vas. Mike Dmgledein, Willie Hurd. John Hayes, Dave Brown. Ralph Beswick, William Jones. THIRD ROW: Bart Bonsall, Jon Mohr, Nick Klatt. Steve Layer. Jimmy Scott. Greg Lanner. Steve Buchanan, Bob Johnson, Ken Wilson. FOURTH ROW: Bob Cowan, Bill Osmondson, Nick Chirecos, George Gartellos, George Pappas. Bill Cowan, Mike Simmons.. Excelling in various types of sports, the “Rock” Lettermen ushered at games and helped promote school spirit and pride. Displaying their earned awards and let¬ ters, these men helped announce games through the traditional “Rock” crimson and gold letter sweaters worn on game days. Not only did they help at games but they succeeded through their excel¬ lence in their chosen sport to revitalize student spirit. The “Crimson Tide” established at the beginning of the 74-75 basketball sea¬ son, consisted of the girls and boys Pep Club and the Section. As a unified, hard working group, the Tide promoted school spirit in all sports in new and fresh ways. The Tide introduced two new traditions to the basketball fans during the season. The waving of crimson handkerchiefs following all good plays and the new tra¬ dition of remaining to stand until the rocks score two points has really created “Rock” spirit. The Crimson Tide along with their new flag worked to build In¬ tegrity and spirit among the fans which in turn increased the players spirit. Senior Letterman George Gartelos scores another two points for the Rocks. 90 Lettermen Crimson Tide members Kerri Rudd and Pam Re denbo cheer on the “Rocks.” Tom Tingle. Crimson Tide president, promotes school spirit during the pre game warmup Boosting Rock spirit are Crimson Tide members. ROW ONE. Carol Foss. Tammi Brown. Kerri Rudd, and Pam Redenbo. ROW TWO. Dana Garrison, Lau¬ rie Sweet. Audry Galen. Sally Wendlmg. Mary Ann Hodge. Lynn Brown. Missy Baldridge. Carol Carl¬ son, Terry Fink, and Dee Dee Baudrey ROW THREE, Pat Wynes. Scott Swanson. Tom Isaacson, Brad Ellis, David Brown, Richard Henneman, Buzzy Eagle. Linda Donlin and Tom Tingle. The Title Bring in Spirt Posing above the Rock River are Camera Club officers. Rex Hotchkiss. Vice-President. Barb Rich. Secretary Treasurer, and Tom Issacson, President. Flashers Sheet Feeple Co sponsers of camera club. Mr Armstrong and Mr. Stone preside over camera club meetings Camera Club members include ROW 1. Jane McKee and Greg Ressler ROW 2. Amy Stone. Judy McKee. Beth Graham and Barb Rich. ROW 3. Tom Issacson. and Rew Hotchkiss. 92 Camera Club Science club members include, ROW 2. Patty Ap plequist, John Mohr. ROW 2, Donna Schakel, Betsy Applequist. and Cindy Harkey. ROW 3. Rex Hotch¬ kiss, Beth Graham, and Greg Resler Science Council, including all members of Radio Club, Camera Club, Science Club, and Fraction Faction, served as a central force to bring together the inter¬ est of all the science orientated club members. Activities included a yearly steak fry, a holiday get-together, and all the concession stand work. Camera Club members submitted their work for print¬ ing in school publications such as the Watchtower and Crimson Crier. Science Club spent extra time meeting to watch movies, entering into discussions, and sharing ideas. The chance to experiment and begin or continue study in science orientated fields interested all Science Council members. Science Council members are. ROW 1. Rex Hotch¬ kiss, John Mohr, Nick Klatt, Judy McKee. Donna Schakel, and Betsy Applequist. ROW 2, Susan Bruck, Peter Axup. Jane McKee. Patty Applequist. Greg Resler. Beth Graham. Hester McGillguf. Cindy Harkey. ROW 3. Tom Issacson, Dale Gussman, Jeff Egelberg. y Science Club. Science Council 93 94 Fraction Faction Winter is the season for skiers and with a 70-i- membership, Ski Club proved this statement true. Under the leader¬ ship of Jon Heberling, Emily Lardner, and Sheri Brown, the club travelled to Chestnut Mountain over Christmas vaca¬ tion and again in January. They also spent a weekend at Devils Head in Wis¬ consin. Representatives from Steven¬ son’s provided the extra support and in¬ structions the club needed to become a club full of experienced skiers. Fraction Faction mixed the age old num¬ bers with excitement and surprises. Some meetings were spent discussing and some were spent combining tough problems with refreshments and fun. The annual Christmas trip to the John Deere Planitarium was followed with a surprise visit from Santa Ryner complete with a bag full of presents. The executive board: Melisa Moltzen, Jim Kiser, and Sue Bruck successfully planned parties, picnics, and a train trip to Chicago, all to increase interest and knowledge of mathematics. Members of Fraction Faction are. FROM LEFT TO RIGHT. Jeff Esberg. Patty Applequist, Donna Schachel. Charlette Holman, Lisa Harkey SECOND ROW. Rex Hotchkiss. Dale Gussman. Greg Resler, and Susan Bruck. Fraction Faction officers are. Missy Moltzen. Jim Kiser, and Susan Bruck. Missy Moltzen is probably asking Santa for a good grade in math next year at the Fraction Faction Christmas Party. r ccm Slcjd, s © s Ski club officers Jon Heberlmg. Sheri Brown, and Emily Lardner harbor thoughts of Vail powder 1 © ©, Looking forward to an action packed winter are the senior members of Ski Club, Nancy Young. Julie Cockrill. Krista Lawhorn. Susie Johnston. Sheri Brown. Jo Dee Carlson. Julia Kovacs. Linda Bishop. Sheri Kay and Juli§ Hertford SECOND ROW. John Burns. Ted Grevas. Mary Epperly. Julie Adams. Jody Murrens. John Mohr, Debbie Johnson. Linda Hentrich. Cindy Seebeck. Jane McKee. Ed Epper son. Joel Hertford. Jeff Reid. David Trout and Emily Lardner. THIRD ROW. Tom Wilker. John Hopper. Bill Osmundson. Bob Cowan. Nick Klatt. Keith Anderson. Tony Bell. Rex Hodgekiss. Bruce Crowe. Mike Tyrell. and Ket McSparin Junior and Sophomore Ski Club members include. Richard Ebrrman. Tami Brown. Carol Foss. Audrey Galex. Dana Garrison. Laura Rylander. Kim Houl ton, Jan Walters. Judy McKee. Pam Houlton. Mar garet Gibson and Cindy Boeye. SECOND ROW. Be¬ linda Lawhorn. Paul Kenny. Monica Quill. Tom Pe¬ terson. Mike Zukerman. Liz Stanley. Shelley Grimes. Kim Davies. Brenda Stevenson and Beth Hemmg. THIRD ROW. Bill Fox. Ann Radloff. Nick Chirekos. Tom Issacson. George Pappas, and Bob Kntzmire. Ski Club 95 Dolphinette Officers are Liz Evans. Valerie Acker son. and Emily Lardner. Missing is Linda Bishop. Life Under the Sea 96 Dolphinettes Members of Dolphinettes are; 1st ROW: Debbie Johnson, Ann Jansen, Brenda Stevenson, Lori Sweet. Audrey Galex, Emily Lardner, Liz Evans. 2nd ROW: JoAnn Rakus. DeeOee Baudrey. DeAnne Rice. Cindy Boeye. Carol Carlson, Susie Johnston. Jodi Murrens. Monica Quill, Valerie Ackerson. Cathy Smith. 3rd ROW: Susie Brick. Kim Mitchell. Lynn Brown. Chery Kay. Linda Bishop, and Terrie Hegg Rock Dolphinettes practiced diligently in preparation for the annual Dolphinette Water Show. Each member, chosen in December, was picked for her grace, style, and ability. Practices began early and usually ended late as the girls strove to produce a faultless show. This year’s theme became “Life Under the Sea’’ fea¬ turing sea life animals ranging from sun- fish to flying fish; from whales to octupi; and from eels to sailors. Mr. Ackerson and Mr. Knapp helped to add the profes¬ sional touch to the March Dolphinette Show. Dolphinettes get last minute instructions about show details. Dolphinettes practice a star formation. J Dolphinettes 97 Award Winning CCCI Paper Created Leading the Crimson Crier first semester staff are Norman Siegel, Mr Peschang and Bruce Weeks. Second semester staff consists of Debbie Braner, Page editors were: Julie Adams, Stacey Me Callum, Kelly Watkins, Denise Dreher, Sheri Tadlock, Linda Audrey Galex, Brian McRae. Mike McKee, and Lin Soady, Theresa Francis, Tammy Davis and Laurie da Pierson. Hindman. Barb Rich and Jim Bladel were in charge of adver¬ tising for this years Crimson Crier. Printers of The Crimson Crier are Joe Lenser, Brian McRae, Dale Peterson, Jim Davis. Mr. Hawkinson, Jeff Cobert and Rick Ullrick. Printed at the “Rock,” the “Award-Win¬ ning” Crimson Crier served to keep all students informed of happenings at the “Rock.” With accurate reporting and observant student staffers, the Crier reported both the good and bad aspects of the 1974-1975 year. Covering the lat¬ est events, the Crier also included such things as: editorials, community articles, and freshmen happenings. Working for high levels of excellence, both semes¬ ter’s staffs gathered only the true story to publish the happenings — not the opinions. First semester staff consists of FIRST ROW: Cathy Bently. Lana ONiones. Barb Rich. Bob Scott. Bruce Weeks and Ted Grevas. SECOND ROW: Arthur Cal- lagher. Michelle Bell. Norman Siegel and Jeff Nel¬ son. Second semester co-editors are Craig Kavensky. Debbie Johnson, and John Voss. Second semester staff consists of FIRST ROW: Kel¬ ly Watkins. Tammy Davis. Debbie Johnson. Lisa Hoffmann. Julie Adams. Craig Kavensky. John Voss. Brian McRae. Audrey Galex, Dana Garrison, Laurie Braner. Lynda Soady. Denise Dreher. Kim Tobias. Jom Betz and Sheri Tadlock. SECOND ROW: There¬ sa Francis. Stacey McCallum, Debbie Braner. Diana Drake, Linda Pierson. Mr Peschang. Scott Brown and Mike McKee. Crimson Crier 99 ' J The 1974-75 Watchtower staff consists of FRONT ROW: SuzAnne Nicholson, Advisor, Mrs. Conrad. Penny Staley. Janet Hillan, Laurie Braner. Beth Grahm, Debbie Palicki. SECOND ROW: Daphne Joanmdes. Debbie VanSpybrook, Janet Viernow. Diana Frankville. Debbie Johnson. Melisa Moltzen, Paulett Roberson. Laura Beckman, Leif Garrison, Nancy Young, and Sheri Brown. _ Long Hcgrs Capture CCCC Memories A yearbook is created to make high school memories last. Placing a whole year between two covers seems to be an impossibility in the beginning of the year. By the end of the year a scrapbook of unforgettable happenings has been created. In an 8 a.m. class ideas are pre¬ sented, thrown-out, and remade even before some students enter the Rock.” Working ana writing till 2 a.m., meeting and missing deadlines, yelling and crying all are important ingredients of the an¬ nual that captures the lives of everyone during an extra-special school year. Working with both the good and the bad, the Watchtower staff depicts “the Year” as it was — a lasting possession to all who appear on it’s pages. Yearbook members launch the Homecoming balloons. Looks as if Beth Graham and Penny Staley are tak¬ ing some time off from the busy day. Daphne Joanmdes and Nancy Young look as if they ' re off to a great start. 100 Watchower Tom Isaacson and Joy Shannon watch while Steve Thoms crops pictures Watchtower co-editors are Sheri Brown, Debbie Johnson, and Nancy Young, organizations editor. Leslie Gallagher. Vicki Peterson, and Cathey Harrell really don ' t look all that busy. J Watchtower 101 Singing In The ‘R€CI Meeting daily under the direction of Murray Osborn, Senior Glee Club members found enjoyment and enrichment in singing in and out of the classroom. Hardwork, determination, and practice de¬ veloped and excellence and quali¬ ty in the voices heard throughout the Rock.” This year the Glee Club sang in the Homecoming Parade, held a November Pop ' s Concert and two choral concerts, recorded a half hour program for WOC that was aired during the holidays, held a Music In Our Schools Day,” staged Once Upon A Mattress,” participated in a city- wide music festival, and re¬ turned to sing at Six Flags Over Mid-America in St. Louis. Senior Glee won a first division rating in Six Flags at the Spring 74 festi¬ val. Glee members made the year a memorable one through their love and enthusiasm for music. Senior Glee members added enthusiasm to this year’s Homecoming parade. - Senior Glee members are, Marsha Bladel. June Bivens, Janet Viernow, Liz Wheelan. Lori Sweet, Landee Franck, Julie Barker, Denise Hemze. Cathy Barker, Debbie Johnson. Val Alverenga. Dawn New ton and Bonnie Pieper. SECOND ROW. Elizabeth Anderson, Valeree Connolly. Janet Olson, Susan Anderson. Jodi Napsky, Kristin Peterson, Valerie Ackerson. Barb Rich, Tammy Bollinger. Kim Mitch¬ ell. Roxanne Foley and Marlene Gregory. THIRD ROW. Sharon Anderson. Geoffrey Wise. Brad Ellis, David Blick, Greg Resler, Dave Cooklin, Jim Wes- terbeck, Jay.Wilhelm, Steve Green, Steve Skov, Lois Beckman, Lu Anne Harms, and Cathey Harrell. FOURTH ROW, Vicki Doeckel. Janet Egberg, Kirk Lawson, Keith Anderson. Randy Boyles. Mitch Ehrman, Bill Blais. Jim Kiser. John Hall. Dave Wilt, Ron Bowser. Randy Aitken. Paul Osborn. Jane Ev¬ ans and Carol Martin. Senior Glee officers are Liz Wheelan. Denise Hemze, Keith Anderson and Lu Anne Harms. Giving the best for the Senior Glee are section leaders. Kris Peterson, Paul Osborn, Jim Kiser, and Cathy Barker Senior Glee 103 Rocky’s Girls Glee and Sophomore Cho¬ rus displayed their patience and persev¬ erance in the long hours they put into the many excellent programs they pre¬ sented to the community and the school this year. Excellence in singing is found especially in Rocky’s Chamber Choir. Providing their music for special occasions, the choir consists of only a select few. Members of the choir qualified for All- State Chorus. They are Paul Osborn, Jim Kiser, Cathey Harrell and Denise Heinze. A Barbershop Quartet was formed to help provide a variance to the traditional English Chamber Music. Members of the Quartet are Juniors Paul Osborn and Kirk Lawson and Seniors Jim Kiser and Keith Anderson. Presenting concerts at school and in the community give the choir a way to express their love for music in their own way. Heading Girl ' s Glee are officers Janet Hart, Linda Pierson, Casandra Kee and Leslie King. J« Ceautiful Music Members of Chamber Choir are. Liz Wheelan. Julie SECOND ROW. Keith Anderson. David Meredith. Barker. Tami Ward. Cathy Barker, Kristin Peterson, Jim Kiser, Jay Wilhelim, Kirk Lawson, Brad Ellis Landee Franck, Cathey Harrell and Denise Heinze. and Randy Aitken. 104 Chamber Choir Members of Girl’s Glee include. ROW ONE, Darcy Birkle, Mindy Ingold. Mary Goins, Janet Hart, Pa¬ tricia Young. Alma Ralston, Debi Csorba. and Terry Hegg. SECOND ROW. Paula Robertson. Diane Jans¬ sen, Lisa Hoffman, Pam Allison, LuAnn Ulnck. Cathy Bently, Georgianna Watkins, and Lori Hind¬ man. THIRD ROW, Vicki Doeckel, Sherry Bevill, Vicki DeMeyer, Theresa Anderson, Casandra Kee. Marlene Gregory, Beth Graham, and Leslie King. Officer of Sophomore Chorus are Cindy Boeye, vice president. Vicki Rudd, secretary. Pam Sharp, trea¬ surer, and Brent Seal, president. Chorus members are. ROW ONE. Sara Haller, Ann Westerbeck. Kristin Pirch, Jill Mossage. Nancy Leatherman, Vicki Rudd, Julie Fussell, Terry Brendal, Belinda Lawhorn. Kim Houlton. Rona Stutz and Lisa Harkey. ROW TWO. Cindy Boeye, Patricia Miller. Dana Barnett. Susan Blum, Lisa Koester, Roberta Liston, Kathy Wemgartz, Terry Gorsuch, Margaret McCartney, Pam Adams. Ellen Weinstein. Mary Newswander, and Charlene Grego¬ ry. THIRD ROW. Becky Kent, Susan Wilson, Liz Jinks, Jason Rebello. Dan Barker. Bob Doeckel. Jon Morrison. Brent Seal. Kerry Mitchell. Lance Hedqu- ist. Ron McGinnis, Pam Sharp. Sara Reimers. Bam bi Ghyss. and. FOURTH ROW, Tina Bull, Beth Hem- mg. Dee Dee Benson. Meg Collins. Connie Kimball, John Wemgartz, Dan Fouch. Ben Doeckel, Jerry Miller. Hollis Monroe. Mort Shallman. Brian Baker. Kathy Cowan, Jamie Hill, Ann Jansen, and Barb Egan. Girl’s Glee. Sophomore Chorus 105 cc cC)C)A4 P AH Pah occOC) A4A4 Pah P AH The Rock Island High School Bands combine musical talent, hard work, and hours of practice to develop their musi¬ cal skills. 1974 was the first year the Marching Band actively participated in competitive events. Beginning the marching season with the Milan parade, the band members marched in Rocky’s Homecoming Parade, and took first place in Western Illinois’ and Augustan- a’s Homecoming parades. The band re¬ ceived the highest number of points in all categories in the Macomb parade. Audiences at home football games saw a new marching style and heard a new sound during half-time performances. The newly-organized flag corps, com¬ posed of 17 coordinated Rocky girls, served as a compliment to the marching band. Displaying the red gold school colors, the girls practiced long hours with the band. Tami Brown as drum majorette symbolized the band ' s spirit with her poise and coordination. The five baton twirlers added sophistication to Drum Majorette Tami Brown calls the Band members march to a 1st place tro- the spirited band and it ' s new director: band 10 a,te � ona � a,ade at Mornso ° h ' ' al Westem lllino,s Univ - The Rock Island High School Marching Band; Flutes: Cathy Barker, Tina Bull, Pam Brill, Ann Kmttle, Natalie Meyer. Bette Roth, Nancy Kale. Paula Baker, D. D. Benson, Kim Houlton. Mary McCoy, Betsy Sheley. Verna Slach, Laurie Swartz. Shelley Vann. Pam Wilder, Joffre Wise. Clarinets; Sue Bruck, Beth Anderson, Darcy Birkel. Cindy Burrill. Janet Egeberg, Ron Mirr, Kim Mitchell. Shelley Thompson, Tami Ward. Lisa Koester, Chris Burwell, Tami Church, Meg Collins, Shelly Greim, Sharon Guldenzopf. Susan Mates. Linda Wildman. Sandra Whan. Susan Wilson. Matt Wynn, Cindy Bawmann, Sue Hill. Bass Clarinets: Jim Scott. Michelle Flack, Judy Wickenburg. Trumpets: Tony Bell. Tami Brown, Dave Kelly, Kurt Matherly, Dave Maredith, Rick Moeller. Wesley Turner, Craig Altman. Jeff Andresen. Bill Blais, Dean Ger- stein, Rick Koch. Kevin Jackson. Eddie Marti¬ nez, Brent Nelson. Paulette Roberson. Rick Shaffmt, Larry Snyder, Dave Wherry. Saxo¬ phones: Patty Wickert, Teresa Francis, Julie Atkinson. Scott Tooley, Ginger Randerson, Ed¬ ith Kemble, Lisa Nixon, Laura Soltow. Bill Ul- fig, Don Leatherman. Mike Daw. Tubas: Brian Baker. Terry Wilson, Georgianna Watkins. Crystal Hudson. Baritones: Dino Milam, Sid Adams. Sara Haller, Alayne Wemgartz, Jerilyn Wilson, Lane Koester, Ket McSparm, Sally Netzger. Rick Brower. Bob Timm. Matt Boehm. Percussion: Wayne Sheese, Tom Buser. Rob Kritzmire, Dave Salens. Roy Taylor. Randy Tweet. Brent Kritzmire, Dave Salens, Roy Tay¬ lor. Randy Tweet. Brent Wynn. Annette Kuen- nmg, Lila Hensen, and Kris Peterson. Flag Corp: Tenme Carson, Kelly Ater, Terrie Margin. Cheryl Fittz, Nancy Motz. Janet Viernow, Lan- dee Frank, Tina Tule, Vicki Doeckel, Roberta Liston, Carol Clark, and Lois Beckman. Twirl¬ ers: Janet Viernow, Nancy Motz. Vanessa Haynes, Landee Frank and Carol Clark. Mr. David Holcomb. After marching season the members of the band became members of either the pep band, 30-40 members who played during assemblies and basketball games; or the two jazz bands, students involved in the revival of jazz who played at festi¬ vals and contests; or the concert band, 70 members who presented programs in the instrumental music department. Music comes to life in all the parades and programs presented by the music department. 106 Band The Rock Island High School Marching Band A new addition to the Rock Island High School Marching Band was the flag corps, consisting of Tenme Carson. Kelly Ater, Terrie Margin. Cheryl Fittz. Nancy Motz. Janet Viernow. Landee Frank. Tina Thul. Vicki Doeckel. Roberta Liston, Carol Clark, and Lois Beckman. Janet Viernow. Nancy Motz, Vanessa Haynes along with head twirlers Landee Frank and Carol Clark added that “something extra” to the games and parades of this year. 107 V 108 Band Band members listen attentively to their new band director Mr David Holcomb. Members of Jazz Band I: Dick Henneman, Betsy Sheley. Patty Wickert. Tami Ward. Julie Atkinson. Jamie Hill. Dave Saelens. Jim Westerbeck. Tom Isaacson. Jim Jones. Jim Cockenll, Eric Hendren Bob Guthrie. Jon Morrison, Tony Bell. Dave Kelly. Tami Brown. Kurt Matherly. That Number A ain! Symphonic Band personnel are: Flutes: Cathy Barker. Tina Bull. Pam Brill. Ann Kmttle. Natalie Meyer, and Bette Roth. Oboes: Kris Peterson, and Annette Kuen- nmg. Bassoon: Beorgianna Watkins. Clari¬ nets: Sue Bruck. Beth Anderson. Darcy Birkei, Cindy Burrill, Janet Egeberg. Ron Mirr, Kim Mitchell, Shelly Thompson, and Tami Ward. Alto Clarinets: Cindy Bawmann and Sue Hill. Bass Clarinets: Jim Scott and Michelle Flack. Contra-Alto Clarinet. Mar¬ shall Brill. Alto Saxophones: Patty Wickert and Teresa Francis. Tenor Saxophone: Ju¬ lie Atkinson. Baritone Saxophone: Scott Tooley. Trumpets: Tony Bell, Tami Brown. Dave Kelly. Kurt Matherly. Dave Meredith. Rick Moeller. French Horns: Dino Milam, Sid Adams. Sara Haller. Alayne Weingartz. and Jerilyn Wilson. Trombones: Jim Cock- erill. Jim Jones, and Jim Westerbeck. Bari¬ tones: Matt Boehm, and Rick Brower. Tubas: Brian Baker and Terry Wilson. Per¬ cussion: Wayne Sheese. Tom Buser. Rob Kritzmire. Dave Saelens. Roy Taylor. Randy Tweet. Brent Wynn Play Concert Band Personnel are: Flutes: Nancy Kale. Paula Baker. D. D. Benson. Kim Houlton. Mary McCoy. Betsy Sheley. Verna Slach. Laurie Swartz. Shelley Vann. Pam Wilker. and Joffre Wise. Oboes and English Horn: Lila Jensen, Jim Resch. Clari¬ nets: Lisa Koester. Chris Burwell, Tami Church. Meg Collins, Shelly Greim. Sharon Guldenzopf, Susan Mates. Linda Wildman. Sandra Whan. Susan Wilson. Matt Wynn. Alto Clarinets: Cindy Bawmann and Sue Hill. Bass Clarinets: Michelle Flack and Judy Wickenburg Alto Saxophones: Ginger Rander son, Edith Kemble. Lisa Nixon. Laura Soltow. Bill Ulfig. Tenor Saxophones: Don Leatherman and Mike Daw. Baritone Saxophone: Scott Tooley. Trumpets: Paulette Roberson. Craig Altma n. Jeff Andresen. Bill Blais. Dean Gerstem. Rick Koch. Kevin Jackson. Eddie Martinez. Brent Nelson. Rick Shaffmt. Larry Snyder, and Dave Wherry. The Marching Band sits back and watches the rest of the parade after they finished their long march at Morrison. Illinois. Jazz Band Personnel consists of: Betsy Sheley. Jody Koester, Ginger Randerson. Jamie Hill. Don Leatherman. Eric Johnson. Eric Hendren. Jim Cock- erill, Dick Henneman. Dave Stockdale. Jon Morri¬ son. Dave Meredith. Rick Koch. Dean Gerstem. Matt Boehm, and Rick Moeller. Band 109 Adding his part to orchestras final product is senior Jim Westerbeck. Rebecca Jones makes beautiful music. 110 Orchestra J Orchestra 111 Each at the EccK” Mark Jackson, Rocky ' s own “Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy , takes a few pointers from Mr. Hart. The Rock Island Senior High School Or¬ chestra, under the direction of Jerome Hart, provided many music concerts during the school year. This year’s con¬ certs marked the first time that the ju¬ nior high orchestras practiced and pre¬ formed with the senior orchestra. Stu¬ dents spent long hours delving into ma¬ terial ranging from “Bach’’ classical to Rock” modern to increase their musical background, experience, and knowledge. Orchestra members include. ROW 1. Rebecca Jones. Liz Evans. Liz Wheelan, Tina Bull. Hollis Monore. Mike Spah. Keith Anderson, and Sheldon Salak. ROW 2, Sherrie Bevill, Manna Yokas. Sharon An¬ derson, Terri Margan. Terry Langston, Gary Mcln- tire, Janet Helpenstell. Jim Resch. Robert Guthrie. ROW 3, Dino Malini, Terry Wilson. Mark Jackson, Patricia Wickert, Tami Ward, Ron Mirr, Jim Wester- beck, Tab Brennan. ROW 4. Roy Taylor, and Mr Hart. Experience Adds tc Education 112 Ho,oo Seniors Jean Geramams and Lori Breiholz give health care to an elderly patient. Officers of Office Occupations are: Vicki Peterson. Glenda Jones. Rhonda Peterson. Patty Bond. Mr Verstrate. Davis Scott. Debbie Vene and seated Lisa Phillider. Senior Debbie VanSpybrook stocks shelves at Schlegels Drug Store. ROW 1 - Jody Stutz. Rhonda Peterson. Jody Eklof, Debbie Vene, Denise Newton. ROW 2 — Lisa Phil- liber. Patty Bond. Cindy Schomer, Helen Hartman. Sue Frees. Julie Heriford, Tina Angell. ROW 3 — Julie Black. Teresa Nesbitt, Cindy Green, Patti De Schinckle, Glenda Jones. Donnell Harrison, Diane Smith, Vickie Smith. David Scott. Felita Johnson, Jod Lange. Kathy Stokes, Cheryl Stevenson. L TO R: Debby Fry, Debbie VanSpybrook. Kathy Hughes. Joan Calsyn, Jean Geramams, Lori Breiholz. Extended Campus Health Occupations, Health Occupations, and Office Occupations are organ¬ izations that give students experience with on the job training. The members of ECHO stay in the classoom for films and lectures in prepara¬ tions for employment in health centers as HO students. Members of 00 work toward their chosen career as typists or receptionists in var¬ ious local offices. While earning salaries, mem¬ bers of there organizations are also gaining experience and developing a feeling of self- importance. ROW 1: Kris Anderson, Cheri Shearer. Lana O’Niones. Jill Nyquist. ROW 2: Vicki Anderson, Jill Hipskmd, Debbie Heg- gen, Theresa Anderson. Mona Bower. ROW 1: Linda Beason, Julie Nelson, Pan Wilcox. Kevin Mc- Sparin. Tamey Nelson. ROW 2: Allison Fordham. Hope Loo¬ ney. Wanda Howel. Jane Schwob. Terry Spurgeon, Diane Gladkm, Kathy Bedsoe. Absent From picture: Judy McKee. HO. ECHO 113 W4 IIIN : a Part cf Learning 114 D.L.C.W.T. ROW 1 - Wanda Otts. Patty Raymond. Cheryl Willets. Bill Rogers. ROW 2 - Joe Wild. Dan Hubart, Berme Neff. Mark Zeroth. Kelly Rudd. Maiorie Brugg, Steve Vann. Darrell Har ris, Mr Divinney ROW 3 — Mike Wahlheim. Kim Gustaf¬ son. Mike Schierlmg. and Tim Smith. Fifth period CWT members are, FRONT ROW. David Coopri- der. Mark Bauer and Richard Taylor. BACK ROW. Betty Gibbs. Jerry Best. Steve Thompson. Peggy Johnson. Timo¬ thy Barber. Merrol Rodman, Mark Bell. Ricky Riteman. Mr. Bevill. and John Cooper. Many students in their daily class sched¬ ule combine hard work with school books to broaden their education. The Distributive Education Classes and Coop¬ erative Work Training Programs are busy with both jobs and school work. This year the DE classes sold candy and zo¬ diac T-shirts to their fellow students. Sitting in classes to view movies, listen¬ ing to lectures, and reading assigned material prepares these students with enough knowledge to mix their school work with their job successfully. This year these students were employed in a variety of places such as grocery stores, clothing outlets and restaurants. ROW 1 — Lorri Moller. Joleen Stark. Jenny Wagner. Craig Barkalow. ROW 2 — Lorri Gulbraith, Jim Crum. Dave Trout. David De Paepe, Cheryl McCorkle. Martha McDaniel. Rick Welsh. Terry Kulhavy. ROW 3 — Mr Verstraete, Bob Cannon, Cindy West, Marcy Rhode. Mike Malm, Larry Tulley, Steve Shaw, and Glenn Schroeder. ROW 1 - Cindy Grimm. Mary Ann Vogel. Phyllis Hoff¬ man. ROW 2 — Mr. Devmney. Mark Brelsford, Bruce Reed. Marty Peppmeyer. Mark Chambers. Mike Tyrrell, and Calvin Miles. C.WT.D.E. 115 Tim Burke gets ready to leave school. SENIORS Band majorette Janet Viernow is all ready to march in the Western Illinois University homecoming parade. Cathy Harrell and Lou Ann Harms sing along with other Glee Club members on the club’s rack in the homecoming parade. Tony Bell concentrates on playing his music and marching at the same time. Tena Allbritton Laurel Allen Pamela Allison Ida Alloway Jeffry Amidon Keith Anderson Susan Anderson Theresa Anderson 118 Paula Baker Mark Barber Alisa Barlang Dennis Barnett Timothy Barber Craig Barkalow Dale Barshinger Mark Bauer 119 Michael Bibee _Roxanne Bierman Sandra Bingaman Terry Birely Linda Bishop Julianne Black James Bladel Dorn Bland Joni Bland Mark Bleur John Bleyaert Lisa Blocklinger Matthew Boehm William Bogart Sharon Blondell 121 Thomas Brandmeyer Deanna Braner Brenda Brasmer David Brasmer 122 Mark Brelsford Susan Brimberg Brenda Brown Joseph Brems Dennis Britton Lori Brooks Douglas Brown Thomas Brennan Scott Brown Susan Bruck Steven Buchanan Marshall Brill Sheryl Brown Phyllis Bruffet Diana Bueser Timothy Burke Douglas Burkert Corrine Caras Jackie Carey John Burns Paquita Butler Craig Carleton Grant Carlson Joan Calsyn Thomas Campbell JoDee Carlson Alice Carmack Margaret Carmen Melissa Carnithan Shawn Carr Jacqueline Carroll John Carsell Deborah Carter Mark Chambers Anthony Chatman IP Rick Christiansen The outdoors provide senior Rita Kohl with the ex tras needed for an excellent water color. Sandra Christie Caroleitha Clark Julie Cockerill Dino Coin Stacy Cohen Valerie Cole 125 Donald Collins John Colvin Richard Comp Thomas Connelly Mark Conrad David Cooklin Cheryl Cooper Cynthia Coopert David Cooprider Diane Coster Roxann Criddle Sue Crouse Robert Cowan Cheryl Creekmore Bruce Crowe James Crum David Dickerson Bruce Downing Michael Dingeldein Linda Downing Michael Ehrmann Michael Eisentrager Jody Eklof Ellen Eliason Flora Ellis Brenda Emerick Diane Drake Charles Edgar Denise Dreher James Edwards David Dockterman Vicki Doeckel Carol Enstrom Gary Eshelman Robert Essary Alfred Emory Ronald Fla ck Margaret Flores Roxanne Foley Lisa Ford Sheila Foulks Joseph Fox Susan Frees Barbara Freese. Kathleen Freeze Paul Eric Frost Leif Garrison George Gartelos Jean Geramanis Linda Gilliam Donna Gilmore Nancy Goetzmann Timothy Golden Wayne Gramenz Cynthia Green Richard Grossman Judy Guier Kenton Hardin Gary Harmon Brenda Harrell Cathey Harrell Carol Harris Donnell Harrison Helen Hartman Matthew Hasselberg Johnny Hayes Mary Headley Denise Heinze Janet Helpenstell Mary M. Henderson Beth Hendren Bonnie Hill Sonnya Hill Janet Hillan Kathy Hinds Robert Houston Kathy Hughes Pamela Hultgren Pamela Humphrey Dennis Jennisch Debra Jepson i Deborah S. Johnson Debra Ann Johnson Felita Johnson Lori A. Johnson Sherrill Johnston Susan Johnston Bruce Jones Charlotte Jones Peggy Johnson Robert R. Johnson Willie Johnson Bernadine Johnston Terri Johnston Alan Jones Glenda Jones James Jones Senate President Dave Dockterman demonstrates the art of eating a banana in the Homecoming 8a nana Eating Contest Cheryl Kay Cassandra Kee David W Kelly Robert Kent Linda Jones William Jones Nancy Kale Craig Kavensky Cindy Kelley David L. Kelly Donna Kerres Billy Kilgard Jody Kimbel James Kiser Denise Kissel William Nicholas Klatt Sheri Lefstein Timothy Leslie Brian Livengood Steven Lofgren Carol Martin James Martin Nestor Martinez Evelyn Masengarb U2 Zelma Moore Kevin Moreno Nancy Motz Debra Mull Helen Sue Elaine Morgan Jeffrey Moritz David Murdy Jo Ellen Murrens Pamela Mortz Mark Moss Cynthis Myers John Nagel Richard Newswander Dawn Newton Denise Newton SuzAnne Nicholson Ronald Nesbit Teresa Nesbitt Paula Nesseler 145 Erin O’Hern Janet Olson Lana O’Niones William Osmundson Wanda Otts Patricia Ovenden Lois Overton Deborah Palicki Christine Paper Arnold Pappas 146 Michael Pannell Mitchell Pannell Rosalvn Patterson John Pauley _ | § uVsi : -n Vicki Peterson Lance Patton Mark Peterson ir kl I t ■■$%£ $ Kristin Peterson Martin Peppmeyer Nan Peterson {i ’h k - f J Lisa Philliber James Phillips Rhonda Peterson ft y Timmie Phillips 147 Michael Pratt Victor Prebyl Sharon Quale Fernando Ramos Jil Ramsey Patricia Raymond_Bruce Reed 148 JoAnn Rountree Richard Rowe Gail Rudd Steven Rylander Richard Sackfield David Saelens Sheldon Salak Robyn Samuelson Valerie Sawyer Michael Schachel Michael Schierling Peter Schmitz Cindy Schomer Jay Schroeder Anthony Schrup Lawrence Schuermann James Scott Robert D. Scott Norman Siegel Michael Simmons Cindy Seebeck Patti Sharp Edwin Sipes_ Kimberly Sisco r 7 Patricia Smith Stanley Smith LindySoady Robert Soike Steven Snell Valerie Snyder Ronald E. Sparkman Steven Spector Christine Spencer Penelope Staley Christopher Stanley Debra Stein Gwynne Stetson Cheryl Stevenson Gail Stevenson Catherine Steward 153 Chumletta alias Jeff Chumley Nelson, waves to the cheering crowds as he promotes school spirit as queen of the powder-puff football game during homecoming week Reese Surratt Steven Sutterman Lisa Swanson Urania Swanson 154 Stephen Thompson Steven Thoms Roxanne Thomson Jill Tiedge David Trout William Turner Katherine VanBlaricon Melody Vance Jane Ullman LuAnn Ullrick Deborah Vene Alvin Glend Vesey i 155 Lawrence Vetter Janet Viernow Janice Ward Kelly Watkins Marv Vrell Evelyn Janell Ward Lizabeth Wellfort Daryi Wells Elizabeth Wheelan Merry Whitley Linda Wildman Thomas Wilker Diana Williams Charles Williamson Thomas Willis Daniel Wilson Brenda Wild Cheryl Willetts Kenneth E. Wilson Nancy Wilson Donald Joe Wild Debra Williams Kenneth Ray Wilson Terry Wilson Louis Woll Patricia Wolters Michael Wolverton John Wright Matthew Wynn Teresa Yakovich Elizabeth Zawada Jeffery Zeglin Chery Kay casts an enchanting smile from her Volkswagen during the VW race of homecoming week Cheerleaders including Dave Dockterman. Joe DeGeeter. Mike Simmons. Chumley Nelson, and Dave Wayne pose while building their pyramid during the powderpuff game of Homecoming week (Samara SRy Brian Allbritton Darrell Harris Victoria Anderson Dustin Behr Micheil Breiby Orville Brown Michael (Wakeland) Cain Steven Cirivello James Clarquist Michael Davidson Minda Dean Kenneth DePron Patricia DeSchinckel Kent Dirck Richard Dixon Terasa Docherty Kenneth Doerr Julie Ekblad Mary England Timothy Fawcett Ray Gerland Daniel Geisler Dennis Gladkin Brian Gutierrez Frabcene Hall David Holpert Deborah Hoskins Thomas Huber Larry Hunter Mark Jackson Harry Darrell Johnson Trudie Johnson Fred Lear Timothy Litvin Henry McClendon Ronnie McCollough Berneta McElrath Tyrone McGinnis Elmer Mayfield Raymond Miller Michael A. Morre Daniel Morris Rosie Morrow Armando Murga Mary Nagy Ronald Nelams (Johnson) Julie Nicholson Joseph Posada Saitiors Steven Pressley Jeffrey Reid Richard Rennert Sidney Rice Herbert Richardson Robert Robinson Robert Rosenbaum Dennis Rushing John Sargent Nancy Shallmen Myra Shannon Steven Shaw Vincent Shepard Dianne Smith Kathleen Varadi Mary Vogal Bruce Vought Donald Wales Ronald Wales Michael Williams Ronald Williams Scott Wittervrongel Mark Zeroth Lizanne Zimmerman Scott Swanson relaxes for a moment before conti¬ nuing to use his open lunch hour to do some last- minute studying. Tammy Nelson finds that field hockey isn’t as easy as it looks Dave Plaisance attempts to spike the ball in a gym class volleyball game 160 Juniors Ackerman. Tracy Ackerson. Valene Adams Sidney Allen. Mark Robert Amato Todd Anderson. Elizabeth Anderson Katherine Anderson. Kris Anderson Scot Anderson Sharon Angetl Teri Ansary Peshtunyar Applequist. Audrey Argo Wade Argue Pe®y Atkinson Julia Avery. Christian Danny Avruch Steven Aiup Peter Baker Jeffrey Baldridge. Melissa Bales. Ronald Balliu. Scott Bammen. Jeffrey Banks Vickey Barker. Julie Barnes. Tony Bauer Susan Beacon Michael Beckmann Lo� s Behrens. Karen Bender Shan Berg. Kathryn Berg. Norman Robert Bet . Jonme Bevill. Sherry Bicfcei. Billie Jo Bierman Edward Bierman. Lynn Birket. Darcy Classes begin on second floor for Janet Hart 162 Juniors Sally Skinner reflects a moment on yesterday before beginning today _ Juniors 163 Brown Robin Brown Tamer Brum John Buchman Frank Budget Mark Bunch Roy Burrtll Cynthu Bur well Christine Bush Donald Bussard Chris 8utler Michael Butler Sue Byrd Russell Calmer Lawrence Campbell lohn Campbell Thomas Cannon Robert Carlson Carol Carlson lilt Carlson Maria Chaltan! Brenda Charleston, lanet Chirekos Nicholas Cleaveiand Thomas Clemons Debra Cobb. Cynthia Coberlv Thomas Co ben Jeffrey Coklasure Scott Coleman William Collins lames Conedon Patrick 164 juniors Alhe Martin fixes Bruce McQueen ' s hair so he looks just right for the afternoon ' ! assembly J f ' il t Jr A Reaching Out is Part of Learning rr � l mr, u S 01 Uavid 0 «.Hvon laune ConnolW VaJeree Coooer lynn Mane Crow . David Dwelt Terry Oarw.n Bert Cook Theresa Co pen haven Dennis Crovmover Tim Damewood Ronald Darwin th abeth Davies Kimberly Daion Dennis Dav«. Barbara DeBacker loseph Daw Michael Deitnch Douglas Detcourt David Deli William Dennis Randy DePaepe Susan DePew Bradley DeWitte Stephen Diehl Daniel Dilly Oeenen Doneison Donald Donlm lmda Doran Carla Draftkorn William Duke Diane Dunn Howard Dye Patricia Eagle Eileen Eckermann Michael Eckert Tracy Juniors 165 Gaiei Audrey Gardner. iohn Garrison. Dana Garvar. Gregory frees. Robert Fries. Lester Frink. Theresa Gage. Laura Franks. Stanley Frankville. Carol Freeburg. Vicki Freetove. Gerald Foi Susan Francis. Teresa Franck. David Franks. Mary Patty Dye pounces on the ball trapped by Debbie Hill during 8 a m. gym Guier Phyllis Gunter Robert Gusman Mary Gnndle Jeffrey lohn Gnsham Carolyn Groothaert. Debra Grahtmann lames Green Steven Green. Teresa Greenman Bonnie Greenwood Gail Griffith. Tim Goveia Patricia Grabosch lames Graham. Elizabeth Goold Tammy Goreth. loan Gosney Nancy George, lames Gladkm Diane Glider David Golusha. John Goniaie Denise Goodwin Steven Juniors 167 Tami Ward and Annette Kuenmng demonstrate the skills of making a 2nd place float. Gussman Frank Gustafson Jon Gustafson. Kim Guthne George Guthrie Robert Hall. John C Hall lohnS Hall Michael Hall Richard Hamlin. Joni Handelman Jeffrey Hankins Julie Hansen Robert Hanshaw David Hardy Gregory Hare Grover Jr Haronik lohn Harris Dillard Hams Sharon Harrison Charles D Hart lanet Haymon Maurice Heard lames Heath Dianna Hegg Teresa Helpenstetl trie Hendren Eric Henke Robert Henneman Richard Henson Patty Hester Lynn Hiatt Tim 168 Juniors p V it 1 l ' t ■K Hickson. Joseph Hill Jeffrey Hillman. Donald Hindman. Laune Hisey. Thomas Hobart. Daniel Hodge Mary Ann Hoffman. Lisa Homg, Pamela Holmberg. Kris Hdmqmst. Robert Holub Reed Horvath. Anna Hoss, Duane Houlton. Pamela Howell Wanda Hudson. Crystal Hughes. Nora Ingold Melmda Isaacson. Thomas Jackson. Pamela Jahns. Kevin Lee Janov Lauren Janssen Diane iasiota Christopher Jawotsr Julie Jenkins Darlene Jenkins David Jenkins Richard Jensen David Jensen Lila MIDDLEMEN CREATE FLOAT Junior floats take on strange looks in the beginning stages 4 . Juniors 169 links Ronald lohnson William E Karman Anthony Kelly Molly lo Kettering loseoh Kite Melody Koeppimger Pamela Kuennmg Annette lohnson Calvin tones lorene Kar m Cynthia Kennedy lenme Kiefer lisa Kiauer Diane Kosi Thomas Kugier Susan Johnson Dennis lones Rebecca Kee lames Kennedy Keith Kmj Leslie Kiochau David hosier Michael Kiihaw Terry lohnson Ten Kadel. Lon kelly Gene Kester Robert Kisch Victor Koch Richard Krug Steven Kump Alan Juniors 171 r McLaughlin Beth McQueen. Bruce Mack. Kathleen Mackey Tern Manary David Markm. Debra Marquette Lesley Mars den Suzanne Martel Ronald Marline; Norma Massey Roberta Merchie Robert Metz. Donald Meyers. Bradley Miers. Holly Milam Dmo Milhouser Kenneth Miller Christine Miller. Diane Miller Paula Mills. Robert Mincer Robert Mitchell. Kim Moeller Richard V Carol Foss is very happy about the progress of the Junior float Moellering. Judith Moller Stephen Moore. Anita Moore Marc Moore Martha Morris Phillip Morrison Brenda Morrison. Sandra Mortz. Jane Mosher. Darrell Mosley Ion Anmece Mueller. Corrme Munsey Cornell David Murga Timothy Murphy Shannon Murphy Thomas 172 Juniors Nessler. Molly Nikulshi Ronald O ' Bamon. Kelly Palmer. Kelli Pauwels. Rulh Pierson. Linda Pollner. Tracy Quackenbush Kevin Nevling. Roger Nimmery Sheila Oettmg. David Pappas. George Peck. Edward Plaisance David Pollock Wanda Quale Mary lane Newcomb. Benjamin Nnon. lisa Osborn. Paul Parr Steven Perrin Diane Pohl Arthur Powell Rusty Quill Monica Newton. Laura Noble Michael Osterhagen Diana Patronagio. Martha Piasecki. Roxanne Poling Richard Press. Joel Radlott Ann 174 Juniors ir r Ramsey Randy Redenbo Pamela Resell lohn Rennert. Ronald Reuter Carl Reyes. Rosemarie Reyna Sylvia Richardson. Willie Rider Cheryl Riley William Rilemon. Richey R Roberson Paulette Roberts. Anthony Robertson Lmda Robinson. Paula Roessler. Paul HOMECOMING FESTIVITIES INCLUDE JUNIORS Joffre Wise takes a bash at the car during the car bash of Homecoming week Juniors unite to back their class in the October 18th parade Schwartz. Oebra Scott. James Scott. Russell Scranton Susan Scudder. John Seyb. James Seymour. MichaeJ Seymour. Michele Shadden. John Shaffmt. Richard Shank. Sandra Sharp. Brian Shaw. Richard Shearer. Lon Sheese. Wayne Sifmon. Larry Halls At THE ROCK” re Busu Between Classes Skinner. Randy Smith. Clarence Snyder. Sheila Sparks Gale Stark. Joleen Sterrett. Gail Stillwell. Kenneth Strauss. John SJu)¥. Steven Smith. Mary Gale Soltow. Christine Spurgeon. Theresa Staub Michael Stevens. Robert Stilts. Steven Stromer. Tamara Smart. Robert Smith Michael l Spah. Michael Stancil. Dena Stellmg. Pamela Jean Stewart Miriam Stockton Thomas Stropes Lmda Sluder Michael Sufgs Mai Earl Summers Juanita Swanson John Swanson Scott Talbot Mary Talley Lawrence Tanner Charles Kent Taylor Bobby Joe Taylor Denise Taylor Jean Taylor Regena Taylor Yolanda Thompson. David Thoms Michael Thornton Thomas Timm Robert Tingle Thomas Tipsword. Mark Tobias Kim Tomeseski Todd Trout. Tim Tshappat Patricia Tumlm Debra Turnbough Delberta Turner Joseph Wesley Vann Steven VanZandbergen Coleen Varner Sandra Verhille Michael Villareal Martin Viviani Jack Juniors Bob Gutherie boogies on his bass Juniors Pursue Interests In Many Ways Vogel Susan Waheiand Cheryl Wallace Karl Ward Tameia Watk.ns Shirley Voss Shelly Wakeiand Wiiham Waller Todd Wardlow Ernest lee Wa� i� ns Trr. Wahineim A v Walker Cynthia Waiienburg Bob Watkins Georgians M Wayne lames Weese Alethea Welsh R.ck Worthiemer Richard Wheatley Reginald Wiggins Scott Wilhelm lav Williams Meimda Wilson Debra Wemgart; Aiayne Welsh Valerie Wesl Rob Whitcomb Pamela Wilcoi Pamela Williams lames R Williams Michael Wilson lerilyn Wells Teresa Wendimg Sally Westerbeck Theresa Wickert Patricia Wilde Martin Williams Handy Williams Sheila Wise loltre 180 Juniors Juniors find lunch time more exciting in the cafeteria. Paulette Roberson shows the determination every band member needs to be successful Camera Shy JUNIORS Anderson Steven M Baltimore. Cheryl Bee. Lawrence Beeson Linde Bentley. Cethy Blech. Michael Bogguess. Vickie Brandmeyer. Robert Brooks. Gina Brown Ronald Buchanan. Barry Burton. Delons Tammy Campbell, lams Carroll. Julie Chaplin Thomas Clark. James Jr Cooper. John Cosier. John Creehmore. Lorame Cromer. Gary Csorba Debra Davis. Elvis Davis. Joyce Davis. Valerie Dean. Scott DeMuynck. Thomas Oortch. Abraham Dunn. Edward Egeberg. Janet Enkson. Laura Ford, Linda Fuller. David Fuller M zi Galbraith. Lorn Galusha. John Gilmore. Randy Green Cheryl Gutting. Donald Gwmn. Kimberly Harden. James Hearn Ronald Hill Debra Hilson Derek Holland Larry Hoskins, Larry Houston James Jeff Donna Johnson Florinda Jones. Willie James Kephart. Robert Kernan. Patrick Kimmms Glen Koberstem. Kevin Learner. Nathan Lee. Terry Lensch Kitty Locke. Charles McCall. Dolores McDowell. Valene McKinney Dennis Madison Mary Magadan Noel Manuel. Teresa Mike! Mattie Pearl Millbrook. Harold Moore. Bradley Mormon John Jr Moskaloft Connie Mowery Richard Muller Scott A Nesbit. Albert Neumann Linda 0 Bnen Mark S Payne. Debbie Perry. Morme Phelps. Roche Pierson Earnest Pvtsch. Dennis Pittman. David Ralston. Alma Reighard. Charles Reyes. Mark Rice. Kathleen Roberts LeRoy Rock. Carta Rogers William H Saiais. Della Ana Schwob Jane Scott. Brian Skinner Sally Spidfe Milton Sprout. Laurie Stanley Elizabeth Stem. Kathy Strickland. Dalphme Sweet. Lori Thompson. Lee Trulson David Tweet. Randall Ullrich, Ricky Lee VanHecke. Steven Vesey Betty Vick. Timothy Wagner Jenny Walker Bernard Ward Deborah S Washburn. Ronald Waterfall Marlene Wedertz. David West. Cindy Open lunch is Perry McGinnis’ time to flirt with all the girls. SopIfOMORES Beth Hemming speaks before the student body in an effort to win a seat on the School Board as a student representative. 182 Sophomores Aboil. Mark Ackerman. Cecilia Adams. Debra Lynn Adams. Pamela D Adamson. Terry Albrecht. Robert Allen. Gregory Allen. Scott Altman, Laurie Anderson. Tammie Andresen. Jeffrey Andrews. Tracy Angel. Deborah Angel, ludy Anguiano. Patricia Ansary. Nesnn Anthony, Caleb Applequist. Elizabeth Applequist. Patricia Appleman. Marie Arp lacquetynn Ater Kelly Ausdal. Claudia Bailey. Toni Baker Brian Bales Randall Bandy (CobbsV Jeffrey Banks Della Barker Daniel Barnett Dana Mane Barnett Margaret Catherine Barnhart. Andra Bateman Bret Bawmann Cynthia Baiter. John Daniel Beal Marc Beardsley. Laurie Beaudry. Adrienne Beckwith. Michael S. BeDuhn Rodney Bell. Robert S Bengston, Lu Ann Bennett Andrea 8ennett. John Benson. Denise Bernauer. Debra 184 Sophomores Bevans. Denise Biddison Cynthia Bilicke. Michael Bishop Susan Blackmon. Herman Blair. Larry Bledsoe. Brian Bleuer James Bleuer. Richard Blum. Susan Boeye, Cynthia Bolio. Sandra Booras. John Boughan. Karen Boultinghouse Edward Bowes. Beth Bowser. Mark Boyd. Kenneth Bradley Marstam Brandenburg. Jeffrey Brandmeyer William Bratton Katrina Breigy. Douglas Brelstord. Juanita Brendal. Theresa Brill. Pamela Brothers. Sherri Brown. Carolyn Brown. Debra Bugay Randy Bull. Tma Burton Paula Buser. Phillip Buser. Thomas Bush Randall Bussard. Brad ‘See How They Run!’’ This Sophomore float, built at Coin ' s, shows the sophomores really back their football team y Sophomores 185 Studying Habits Take On New Look Caldwell. Julie Callahan. Lon Calloway. Terrance Cantu Ricardo Capps. Andy Clyde Carlson. James Carlson. Roger Carothers. Diana Carpentier. liesa Carr. Timothy Carson. Tenme Carter. Susan Cartwright. Randy Carver, Norman Cheers. Crystal Christie. Randall Church. Tami Lynn Clark, Jerry Clark. Kathleen Clark. Larry Cline. Ronald Cockenll. James Cohen. Michael Com, Constance Cole. Charles Cole, Tammy Collins, Larry Dean Collins Meg Colvin. Issac Congdon, Dennis Conicella. Debby Cook. Chris Corelis. George Cottrell. Ten Cowan Kathleen Cox. David Coiad. Bernard 186 Sophomores Sophomores Jill Kimball and Linda Sisco find Ctawtord. Ronald Crum. Maim.. Cushman, diaries ] ““■ � no matter how much you study, there ' s still Crouse. Tammie Crumly, Sharon Daiigee, Christina uasso. Linda J 1 Crowe. David Cullison. Barbara Dasso. Katrina Oava, Eloise more Studying to be done. Sophomore Terry Gorsuch finds that you just have to turn to books for some information. Davis. Sandra DeBacker. Michael DeBruyne. Judith Decker, lamie Degarmo. Dean Dennis. Kenneth DePauw. Charlotte DePauw. Charlene DeSpam. Pamela DeWitte, Christine Diar. Caroline Dietach. Ronnie Dtlley. Dawn Dobbler. Gary Doeckel. Beniamin _ J 187 Sophomores Sophomores Take Ti John Baxter and Rick Bleuer rest after taking first place in the V.W race during Homecoming Week Away From Studying Doeckel. Robert Doeckel William Doherty Karen Domokos, Attila Donnelly. Cynthia Dratfkorn. Paul Each. David Douglas Larry Drevtch. Marc Eagle iames Downey Trudi Dusenberry Pamela Eastland. Lawrence Downs Laurie Dye. Timothy Eberts. Rose Eckermann. Kimberly Edgar. Ronda Edwards Raymond Egan. Barbara Egeberg Karen Elder. Susan Elliott. Ricky Ellis, lime Elmore. Terry Elsbury Jeffrey Engeiman Steven England Clinton Engman James Engstron Todd Erickson Anita Farmer Fawn Farrance. Cynthia Fawcett Tammy Fields Conme Fields. Eric Kent Fields. Steven 188 Sophomores Liz Jinks and Marlies Otto find the outdoors a place for discussing, especially during open lunch. Fifth. Jackie Foley (Myers). Brian Flores. Berta Ramona Ford. Debra Flores. Jesse Fordham, Holly Foehrkolb. Keith Foster Joseph Foutch Oamel Foi. Charles Foi. William Francis. Susan Franck. Lisa Frank. Guy Freeland. Craig Freeman, Susan Friberg. John Fnedrichsen. Scott Frit Noah Fry. Hal Gregory ) } ) Fuentes. Raul Fuller, Fred Fussell. Julie Ganaway. Dale Gartner. Tena Gatheright. David Gatton, Joletta Gauley. William German. Randy Geuther. Judith Ghys. Bambi Gibson. Margaret Gill. Zeta Goins. Mary Goodman, Vernon Goreth. Sally Keith Foehrkolb and Richard Ehrmann enjoy the sunshine and outside during a visit to a local park. J Sophomores 189 Gorsuch Terry Gosney. Robert Grabau Jeffrey Gray. Jacqueline Greer. Kyle Gregory. Charlene Greim. Shelly Griffin. Carl Griffin. Donald Grossell. Jeanne Guldenzoph. Sharon Gusman. Dale Guss. Raymond Guthrie, Cindy Gutierrer. Lisa Haas lames Hadley Susan Hadley. Todd Hall. Harold Hall. Larry Hall. Lisa Hall Phillip Haller. Sara Hallgren. Rebecca Hammond. Michael Haney. Dawn Hankins. Gary Hardin. Kim Rene Harding Robert Harkey. Lisa Harris. Kristie Hasson. Phyllis Hatlett. Catherine Hay. Kathy Hayes Billie Hayes. Guy Hayes. LaVern Haynes. Vanessa Hayslett. Howard Head Randy Healy. Joseph Heath Terry Heath Tracy Jo Hedquist. Lance Helton Diane Hemming. Beth 190 Sophomores Hite. Mark Hodson. Randal Hoegerl, Gail Ann Holman, Charlotte Hoover. Amber Horton. Steve Hoskins. Judith Hoskins. Marilyn Hoteling. Martin Houlton, Kim Houston. Oamel Hudson. Barney Hughes. Mary B Hughes. Sherry Hull. Thomas Irwin. Matthew P RIHS sophomore Mark Beal proudly imitates the Alleman cheerleaders during a Friday pep assembly. y Sophomores 191 Lynn deters waits expectantly as her year at Sophomores Vary In Their Thlents Interests Jacks. Kevin Jackson, Fay Jackson. Linda Jansen. Ann K Jarrett. Terri Jensen. Jane Jmgst. Diane Jinks. Elizabeth Joann ides. Tina Johnson. Brent Johnson. Eric Johnson. Michael Johnson. Patti Johnson. Peggy Johnson. Robin Johnson. Tammy John. Walter Johnston, Bruce Johnston, Larry Johnston, Pam Jones Abraham Jones. John Jones. Mary Ann Kaesbaur. Mike Kavensky, Wendy Kean. Linda Kedrowski, Jett Kelly Pat Kelly Shawn Kemble. Edith Kenney, Paul Kent, Becky Kerres, Jett Kester. Jody Kettering. Daniel Kettman. Lisa Kieter. Usa 192 Sophomores Dr. Chumley, anas Mort Shallman from ' Harvey”, finds his year at The Rock” a very serious matter Kimball. Connie Kimbeil. Jill King. Carol King, Richard Klatt. Kathy Kmttle. Ann Koester. lane Koester. lisa Kovacs. Melissa Krit rmre Robert Kulig. Steve lambach. Eric Langston, Terry lardner. David Theodore Larsen, Ward Larson Laura Lawhorn. Belinda Layer, Mark Leatherman. David Leather man. Nancy Sue Hadley demonstrates her sophomore spirit for the student body during a pep assembly. Le Blanc. Joyce Lefstem. Anna Lewis. Tina Lmdeman. Marcey Lomas Cecilia Renee Ledbetter Torn Leigh, Terry light. David Imdsey. Lisa Love. John Thomas Lee. Tern Lemme. Jane Lincoln. Donna Liston. Roberta Lowery. Betsy J Sophomores 193 Mdntire, Gary McKinley David McKinney Jecry McKittrick. Mark McLaughlin, Craig McOsker. Sue McQueen Pnntiss Meagher Dennis Mewes. Ion Meyer Natalie Mickelson. Allison Miles, John Miller. Darlene Miller Jerry Miller. Jim Miller. Lisa Miller, Patty Milligan Robert Milligan. Sue Minet. Tatiana Mmter. Sheari Mirr. Ron Mishowic . Mike Mitchell Kerry Moeller. Sandy Moffit Jett Mohr. Cheryl Monroe. Hollis The joke must have really been funny for Sara Reimers to laugh like that. Or was it the photographer 7 r Montgomery Monte Moreno. Shawn Morrison. Jon 195 Sophomores Pace. Gary Olson. Jody Northcutt. Becky Newswander Kevin News wander. Mary Newton. Chuck Nightingale. Lisa Noack. Jean Nelfger. Sally Parker Beth Onderbfkr Max Nothdort Cmdy Nelson. Lucille Patterson. Regina 0 Neill. Susan Novotney. Richard Nelson Pamela Penry. Tom Ortu. Scarlet Nusbaum Robert Nelson Tamara Peters. Lynn 01 - Olds. Debbie V ' A Start At “THE ROCK” V 196 Sophomores Hey. Rick Melton! The trees are out of bounds for sophomores! Potter. William Poutam. Brenda Powell Gary Price. Julie Price. Steven Proehl Connie Pruett. Bonme Peterson. Randall Peterson Thomas Petit. Kevin Phillips. Donna Phillips. Gary Phillips Judy Picket Alvm Pierce. Debbie Pirch. Kristen Ptaisance. Thomas Platt. Kirtlen Porter. Kim Postley. Charlette Postley Gwen Pulliam. Eddie Putnam, William Radlotf. David Rakus. JoAnn Ramier . Montgomery Ramos, Gloria Ramsdale. William Ramsey. Gloria Randerson. Ginger Rangel Rhonda Rapsilber, Beth Rasmussen. Kenneth Ray. Daniel Raymond, Tina Rebello layson Reid. Cynthia Reimers. Sara Reisman. Bruce Renner. Geralynn Resch. James Reyes. Kenneth Reyne. Cynthia Reynolds, Robin Rice. Deann Rice. Shirley Riteman. Perry Leon Roate. Cindy Robb. Robin Robbins Dennis Robbins Ted Rodenberg Tamara Rodriquez Elizabeth y 197 Sophomores Sophomore ' s Draft A Begining Schrempp. MaryAnn Schrup. Margaret Schultze, Robert Schvremberger. Kevin Scott. Leann Scott. Tony Scott. Vicki Scranton. Sally Seal. Robert 8rent Sett Peggy SueAnn Sersland. Kim Shadden. Brenda Shallman. Morton Sharp. Pamela Sheldahl. David Sheley. Elizabeth Sigmon. Linda Simmons. Michael Simmons. Nancy Sims, Diane Sirevaag. Ertk Dan Barker finds that drawing machine parts is like planning a school year - every piece must fit together. Rogers Patrick Ruckman, Rita Rosenthal. James Rudd. Vicki Rossow, Rodney William Sacco. James Roth. Bette B Schaab Mark Schachel. Donna Scherrer. Kern Schamp. Bette Schmitt, James Scharer. Craig Schmit 2 . Jill Schaubroeck, Steven Schneider, Drew Being exact is very important to sophomore draftsmen Bill Fox and Ed Bierman. Scott McGinnis eyes his instructor skeptically as he hears his next assignment Sisco. Brenda Sleeper Sharon Smith. Evevian Snyder, Larry Staes. Brian Steger. Timothy Stevenson. Brenda Stone. Susan Amy Strayer Kristine Sisco. Linda Smart Jimmie Smith Judy Solis. Mary Steele. Damece Sterling (Henry). Stewart. Cheryl Stradley Ann StricMer. Cheryl Sivill Thomas Smith Billy Smith. Larry Soltow Laura Steele. Thomas Micheal Stigers. Randy Straw Susan Stuti. Rona Slach. Vema Smith. Bruce Smith. Lori Spah. Scott Stevens. Cheryl y 199 Sophomores Vesey. Charlene Vincent. Thomas Volt . Marc S Waddell. ' Jean L Watte. Beth Waite Brenda Walker Tamara Ward. Kenneth W Ward Stephen Warner Terry Wayne Warren larryW Waters. Michael A Watson. Teresa Weathers Lawrence Wedert . Kenneth Wemgartz. John P Wemgartz. Kathy A Weinstein. Ellen Welcome Dupree L. Wells Vera P Weiser Randall Welsh Steven West Cheryl Westerbeck Manann Whan Michael R Whan Sandra K Wherry David Whitcomb. Kevin L White. Robert Brian Wickenberg Judy Wickert. Penny S 201 Sophomores THE OUT I I ORS— A Background for Conversation Wilburn Cindy S Wither Pamela I Wilhey. Deborah J. Wilkins. Donald Wayne Wilkms. Steve Williams, Beverly A Williams. Kenneth t Williams. Terry Wilson. Gwen V Wilson Michael Wilson. Susan Winter, Sandra L Christine DeWitte has high expectations as her sophomore year begins. Wittig. Daniel Woest Robin A Wolters, Robert Worthley. Ronald Wright Beth A Wynn. Christopher Young. DeWitt F Zaringer. Darrin tynette Wynn. Brent Young. Carolyn M. Yuris. Kristine Zimmerman. Sherree Zukerman. Michael 202 Sophomores Gail Fisher and Pam Dusenberry get out from behind their desks to enjoy the sun and warm temperatures. Sophomore Fawn Farmer finds the outside a welcome change from the crowded halls of the inside Camera Shy SOPHOMORES Albrecht Raymond Barnes, Aubrey Season, Debra Ann Bland Nita Bleyaert, jerry Boldt. David Bragg. Johnnel Earl Brandle. Brian Brown Wanda Bunch Argus L Bur rage (Martm). James A Cacari Richard Chandler, Bruce Cobert. Brian Donald Daniels, Janice Davis Shane Dmgetdem. Lisa Doberemer Scott Douglas Dana Reed Downing. Diana Ebert. Julie Mane Emory, Alice Ehrmann Richard English Mano S Enlow William Euell. Anme E Fisher Gail Fisher Janeice Flack. Michelle Flores. Donald Forest. Kelly Freeman. Victor Free;e Donald Gano Timothy A George Joseph Gerstein Dean Goossens, Donald Joseph Gosney Karen Green Richard Hannah. Karl Hill. Cheryl Yvonne Hill. Sandra Hinds. Cheryl Hockmuth Judy Hollowed. Vaiene Horton. Diane Horton Vanessa Humphrey. Linda Denise Irving (Jones) Curtis Vmceni Jackcon. Arthur Jackson Kevin Johnson Wade Jones Valerie Jones. William Krakliow. Donald Langdon Micheal Lard. Brownie Leffler Debra Lindsey. Roy Long. Thomas Marshall Paul F Martin Debra Martin James David Martin JoAnn Mayberry Joan McCoy. Valerie Me Duffy Lee. Ora McQueen Bruce McWilliams. Helen Melton Rick Metcalf Marilyn Miklas Phillip N Millbrook. Paula Miller Martha Millwood iohn R Mockmore. Patricia Morin. Jill Message Jill J. Mueller Lisa Mullhatten. Leon Nelson Brent Nichols Robert G. Otto Mailies Overton lames Payton. Brian Platt. Arts Porter Peggy A Proksch. Brian Pullord. Michael A Quick. Dennis Roberts. Gregory Roberts Leon N Robertson. Barbara Rushing. Lanette E Saiais Robert Schomer Richard Scott Brenda Scott Elame Sewell JacQuelme Shields Richard Simpson Beverly Smith Christine L Smith Kevin Solomon Doreen F Sparks Lewis E Swam. Laurie Teague. Brenda Tobias. Chris Edward VanDeVoorde Vanesa Watson Thomas Welcome Pierre L Wheaton Alvm Whitcomb, Jeffrey White Laura G Wild. Gina L Williams. Everett Winger Came E Zawada James 203 Sophomores BDHRB COIIGRIIULRIES StHOII Student School Board Members David Murdy. Susie Johnston, and Doug Bell, elected Sept. 30 by the student body, look over their new job schedule. Dr. William J. Kritzmire: Superintendent of Rock Island Public Schools. Biggs. Darrell: Assistant Superintendent in charge of Instruction. Harris, Dillard: Assistant Superintendent in charge of Pupil Personnel Services Forward, Lyle: Assistant Superintendent in charge of Business. Collins, Dean: Assistant to the Superin¬ tendent — School-Community Relations. Murrens. Juanita: School Board Member. Mr. Ackerson really goes bananas! _ 206 Administration On HomEcominn Spirit Ackerson. Gary: Administrative Asst. Principal - Curriculum Student Activities. Rose. Floyd: Asst. Principal — Discipline Attendance. Shaffer. Ellis: Asst. Principal - Personnel Services. Niemann. Herbert: Administrative Asst, in charge of Pupil Services. Jones. Marjorie: Counselor Peterson. Earlme: Counselor Pierce. Marguerite: Counselor Stoit. Sandra: Counselor Strohl. Nancy: Counselor Shedd. William: Counselor Stevens. Ronald: Counselor Dyson. Charles: Director of Common Grounds. Hawthorn. Robert: Director — Special Services. Counselors And Administration 207 Eiglish Cusses Desigseb Is •Department Head Anderson. Virginia: English Conrad. Eleanor: WATCHTOWER. English Brauch. Ruth: English Fessler, Frank. English Campbell. Linda: English Gillette. Marie: English Christensen. Dean: Reading Center Gillis, Joyce: Reading Center Hires. John: English. Act I Mrs. Conrad and co-editor Debbie Johnson look forward to another award winning WATCHTOWER Mrs. Gillette reins as Rocky ' s first Homecoming queen, in the Home¬ coming Parade of 1974 - 9 r Mr. Christiensen and Mrs. Lillis confer about the days happenings between classes. Kacsir, David: English Melbourne. Genette: English Perkins. Shirley. English Milton Arthur English West. Patsy: English Jones. Ruth: English Meersman. Mildred: English Peschang. Nicholas: English. THE CRIMSON CRIER Johnson. Marjorie. English Lillis. Sheila: English. Psychology Oestreich, Charles: English Mr. Hires gives some pointers. History Eiectihes Casey. Arnold: History Johnson. Hugh: History Dennis. Phillip: History Jones. Lyle: Economics Dickerson. Theodore: History Mickelson, Donald. History Embretson. Gary: History Reed. Don: Economics Janecke, Jerry: Government Sias, Richard: History Armstrong. William: History, Debate Hegg. Hollis: Government Westerberg, Timothy Economics, Government h Relaxing is also part of a teacher ' s day as Mr. Cas¬ ey demonstrates during his prep period. 210 Social Studies Department Mrs. Peterson gives her counselee a quizzical look. _ J Language 211 Armstrong, Charles: Physics. Adv. Physics, Chem. Clark, Ralph: Biol. 10. Goodwin, Thomas: Biol. 10. Env. Biol. Mall, Dorothy: Biol. 10. Leggett. Jerry: Biol. 10. Motz. Robert: Biol. 10, Biol. II. Robinson. Frank: Biol. 10, Env. Biol. Stone. John: Chem.. CO Biol. SiuDEms Choose IIeui Projects Mr. Dyson looks over a test. 212 Math Department InsTRucioiis Stress Use Of In his Bookkeeping class, Mr. Clark expresses how necessary it is to be precise. Anderson. Lawrence: Typing I. Bus. Law, Data Proc. Clark, Ben: Bkkp. I. Funk, Carol: Typing I, Retail, Bus. Math. Johnson. Kenneth: Typing II, Cler. Prac., Transc-Diet. Malcolm, Eugene: Bkkp. I, Typing I. Per. Record. McKavaugh. Sharon: Bkkp. I. Steno Neuerburg, Lawrence: Typing I. Steno. Department Head From the hall it looks like Mr Malcolm is stealing forty winks, but actually he is correct¬ ing papers in his typing class. 214 Business Glassner, Joyce: Art I (E.I.A.), Art II (Studio Art) Klatt, Richard: Art I (E.I.A.). Art II (Studio Art) White, Charles: Art III. Art IV (I.I.A.) Hart. Jerome: Orchestra Osborn. Murray: Chamber Choir. Senior Glee Holcomb. David: Band. Stage Band Petruccelli. Dan: Soph. Chorus. Girls Glee Orchestra. Band. Music. Art 215 RE. Offers Mr. Carroll types up a test for boys gym Mrs. Sartor hands out rackets for girls tennis. Black. Sandra: Girls P.E.. Health Ed. Lange. Marcia: Girls P.E., Health Ed. Nicola. Cherie: Girls P.E., Health Ed. Sartor. Doreen: Girls P.E. Trackwell, Emma: Girls P.E.. Health Ed Bender. Gary: Boys P.E. Bonsall, Duane: Boys P.E., Health Ed. Carroll. James: Boys P.E.. Health Ed. Friedrickensen. Fred: Boys P.E.. Health Ed. Gorgal. Allan: Health Ed. Johnson, James: Boys P.E. Riley, Robert: Boys P.E. 216 P E. A Wide Vrrietv Df Sports During his prep period. Mr Schultz takes some time to correct his Driver s Education student’s papers Allison, Richard: Drivers Ed. Beaird. Greg Drivers Ed DeTaeye, Donald: Drivers Ed. Holmgren. Leonard: Drivers Ed Schultz. Chester Drivers Ed Youngquist. Frank: Drivers Ed. Elmore. David: Drivers Ed. (not shown) Driver’s Ed 217 Deui Bhciieioi iCimSE ♦Department Head __i Clean up is a necessity, as shown here by Mrs. Thorton. Bjorkman, Rose Ann: Adv. Clothing. Chefs. Fads Fash Jinks, Betty: Beg. Sew.. Int. Dec.. Family Foods. Kuhn. Marilyn: Child Care, Foods, clothes for children, CO Child Care. Norris. Janet: Adv. Cloth, House. H. Furns.. Fads Fash.. Beg. Foods. Thornton, Vivian: Fads Fash.. Cheftys, Family Foods. Bak, Aloysius: Gen. Elec., Voc. Elec. I II. Banfield. Arthur: Voc.‘Auto Bod. I II. Christiansen. Lynn: Gen. Pow Mech.. CO Graph Art. Wood I Gerber. Walter. Gen. Weld.. Voc. Weld Hawkmson. Dennis: Print I. Mech. Draw I II. Voc. Graph Art I II. Nelson. Russell: Voc. Auto Mech I II. Sellers. Richard: Voc. Draft I II Wood I. Varga. Robert: Mech. Draw I II, Gen Mech.. Voc. Mech. I II 218 Ritricts Bovs Mr Verstrate works out some problems of his working students during a discussion When it comes to doing your own thing. Mr. Gerber goes all out. Ballard. Bonnie: Career Ed. Mc Laughlin, Florence: HO Ext. Campus. HO Rel. Bevill, John: CWT Rel. Verstrate, Donald: 00 Rel. CWT Rel. Bradford. C.R.: CO. CWT Rel. Jenkins, Clara: Vo. Tech. DeVmney. Donald: DE Rel. I II. HO Rel Smith. Tami: Special Ed. Henry. Deloris: Special Ed. Rollerson. Barbara: Counselor of Common Grounds. J VoTech Security Guards at Rocky are; Clifford Yeater. Preston Walker. Earl Thompson Mrs. Clonmger has a hard day in the office. 220 Secretaries. Librarians. Security Officers Secretaries: Row 1: E. Burket, M. Henson, S. Becker. B. Ingold. C. King. M DeSchepper. E. Wise. M. Holmes. Row 2: V. Cloninger. S. Nel- Matron. Marcella McCormick, son. L. Bigford. J. Gang. C. Babcock. Cafeteria Ladies. Left to right. Lona Gregory. Delons Mincer. Betty Wildermath. Donna Bales. Martha Johnson. Vera Holgate. Lorette Nimrick. Arlme Minteer. Doro¬ thy Brutche, Second Row: Lorraine Hender, Roselle Jackson. Ester Egger. A. Hannon. H. Jones. R. Flowers, E. Teuscher. M Dunlap. J Secretaries. Custodians. Cafeteria Workers 221 ■ m: SIAIOISN Ackerson. Vince 118.135. 48. 49 Adams. Julie 60.95.118.86.99 70 Aitken Randy 81 118 103.104 Akm. Douglas 118 Allbntton Bnan 159 Allbntton. Tena 118 Allen. Laurel 118 Allison. Pamela 118.105 Alloway. Ida 118 Altman Roger Craig 106 109. 118 Aluarenga. Valeria 79.102.103.118 Amidon. Jeffry 118 Anderson Ke«!h95. 111. 118.104.103.95 Anderson Mary 118 Anderson Melissa 118 Anderson. Susan 84.118.103. 70 Anderson. Theresa 113.118.105 Anderson. Victoria 113.159 Angeil. Tma 112.119 Anguiano Anita 119. 145 Anthony Dawn 119 Arn dt. William 62.119 Arp. Dennis 119 Ater Linden 119 B 0 Baker. Paula 106.109 119 Barber Mark 119 Barber Timothy 119.114 Barkalow. Craig 119.114 Barker Cathy 65.81.106.119.104.103 Barker Joseph 119 Barlang. Alisa 119 Barnett. Dennis 119 Barshinger. Dale 119 Bauer. Mark 119.114.115 Baiter Jodie 120 Bea. Marty (boy) 5.120.29 Beam. Robert 120.115 Beckman. Laura 81.120. 28.100.42.70.86 Begyn Lynette 120.50 Behr. Dustin 159 Bell. Anthony 62.65.95.106.71.116.120 Bell. Douglas 18.23.82.120. 206.174.71 Bell Mark 120 114 Bell. Michelle 120.99 Benjamin. Roger 120.115 Best. Jerry 120.114 Beswick Ralph 20.23.31.33.43.76. 77. 82 Bibee. Michael 121.71 Bierman Roxanne 121.70 Bingaman Sandra 42.70.86.121 Birely. Terry (girt) 121 Bishop. Linda 16.95.86.97.70.121 Black. Jutianne 112. 121 Blade! James 121 Bland. Doni (girt) 121 Bland. Joni (girl) 121 Bleuer. Mark 121 Bleyaert. John 71.121 Blocklmger. Lisa 121 Blondell. Sharon 121 Blood. Penny 121 Boehm Matthew 65. 106 Bogart William 121 Bond. Patricia 122 Bonsall. Bartley 122.33.73.74.121 Boswell. Lauren 122 Bowsed. William 122 Bower Mona 113.122 Bowser. Ronald 103.115.122 Boyles Randall 122 Bragg. Maiona 122 Brandmeyer Thomas 122 Braner Deanna 122 Brasmer. Brenda 122 Brasmer David 21.122 Brasmer. Dora 122 Bratton. Michael 122 Bneby Michael 122 Breiholz. Lon 112.113.122 Blesford. Mark 123.114 Brems. Joseph 123 Brennan. Thomas 111. 123 Brill. Marshall 65.123.71 Brimberg. Susan 65.117. l£3 Britton. Dennis 123 Brocket!. Blandford Gale 123 Brooks. Lon 18. 23.70.73.64 Brown Brenda 65.123 Brown Douglas 123 Brown. Orville 159 Brown. Scott 123.99 Brown Sheryl 18.23.60.73.95.100.101. 123.42.72 86.70.123 Bruck. Susan 65.81.106.123.94. 89.93. 70 Bruffett. Phyllis 123 Buchanan. Steven 33 Bueser Diana 123 Burke. Timothy 85 116.124. 48 Burkert. Douglas 124 Burns. John 95.124 Butler Paquita 124 Cam. Michael (Wakeiand) 159 Calsyn Joan 113,124 Campbell. Thomas 124 Caras, Cornne 124 Carey Jackie 124 Carteton. Craig 124 Carlson. Grant 124 Carlson. JoDee82.95.124 Carmack. Alice 124 Carmen. Margaret 124 Carmthan. Melissa 124 Carr. Shawn (boy) 124 Carroll. Jacqueline 124 Carsell John 125 Carter Deborah 8.125 Chambers. Mark 7.125.114 Chaney. Lance 125 Chatman. Anthony 125 Christiansen. Jack 26.76.71 Christie. Sandra 125 Cinvello. Steven 15.159 Clark. Carolertha 106.107.125 Clarqmst. James 159 Cockerill. Julie 60.76.95.125.13.86 Cohen. Stacey 125.70 Com. Deno (boy) 125 Cole. Valene 125 Collins. Donald 126 Colvin. John 126 Connelly. Thomas 126.45 Conrad Mark 126.115 Cooklin. David 126.1063.14 Cooper. Cheryl 126 Coopert. Cynthia 126 Cooprider. David 126.114 Coster Diane 126.78 Cowan Robert 95. 47.126 Creekmore. Cheryl 126 (Shearer) Criddle. Roiann 126 Crouse Sue 126.115 Crowe. Bruce 33.76.95.126.45 Crum. James 126.114 Davidson. Michael 159.82 (Carrell) Davis. Jamie 99.127 Davis. Tammy 10.19. 20.23.64,65.99 Daxon Deborah 127 Daxon Mark 127 Day. Phillip 127 Dean. Mmda 159 Dear. Terry (boy) 127 DeGeeter. Joseph 23. 33.127.159 DeHaven. Hope 127 Dell Rose Mane 127 DeMeyer. Vicki 127.105 DePaepe. David 127.114 DePron. Kenneth 159 DeSchmckel. Patricia 112.159 Diaz. Grace 81.82 Dickerson. David Dmgeidem. Michael 17.128 Dirck. Kent 159 Dixon. Richard 159 Docherty. Teresa 159 Dockterman. David 76.83.128.138.159. 71.74 Doeckel Vicki 84.128. 45.107.106.105. 103.70 Doerr. Kenneth 159 Downing. Bruce 128 Downing. Linda 128 Drake. Diana 129.99 Dreher Denise 82.128.99 Dubil. Brenda 157 E Edgar. Charles 128 Edwards. James 33.83.128.74 Ehrmann. Michael 128.115 Ersentrager. Michael 128.115 Ekbiad Julie 159 Eklof Jody 112.113.128 Ehason. Ellen 84.128.79.70 Elds, Flora 128 Emenck. Brenda 128 Emory Alfred 129 England. Mary 159 Enstrom. Carol 128 EppeHy. Mary 60.95.86.70.128 Epperson. Edward 95.74.115.128 Eshelman. Gary 128 Essary Robert 128 Evans Jane 128 103 F Fawcett. Timothy 159 Flack, Ronald 128 Flores. Margaret 128 Foley. Roxanne 19. 128. 70 Ford. Lisa 128 Ford. Nancy 128 Forest. James 128 Forslund. Diane 73.128 Forst. Barbara 128 Foulks Dale 180 Foulks. Shaundra 130 Foulks Sheila (Brooks) 130 Fox. Joseph 130 Franck. James 130 Franck Landeelgirl) 81.106 103.104. 130 107 Franks. Debra 130 Frankville. Diana 130.100.89 Frees. Susan 112.130 Freese Barbara 130 Freeze Kathleen 130 Frost. Paul Eric 130 Fry Debra 113.131 Gainous. Carol 131 Gallagher. Arthur 131. 99 Gallagher. Leslie (girl) 131.70.101 Garland Ray 159 Garrison. Lef 73.131.100 Gartelos. George 131 Garza. Jessie 131 Garthright. Gwenth 131 George. Cheryl 131 Geramams. Jean 112.113.131.114 Gibbs. Betty 131 Giesler. Daniel 159 Gilliam. Linda 131 Gilmore. Donna 131 Gladkm. Dennis 159 Golden. Timothy 131. 45 Goodwin. John 132 Gordon. David 33.73.132.74 Gramenz. Wayne 132 Green. Cynthia 112.132.50.86 Greer. Kendolyn (girl) 132 Gregory. Marlene 132.105 Grevas Theodore 30, 32. 33.95.132.99. 29. 74 Grimm. Cynthia 132.114 Grossman. Richard 130.132 Guier. Judy 132 Gutierrez. Brent 132 Gutierrez. Brian 159 Hadley Candice 73.70.132 Hall, Herman 132 Hamlin. Ricky 33.132 Hammen. Roselyn 132 Hammond. Gary 132.11 j Hampton. Ronald 132 Hanson David Earl 133 Hardin. Kenton 33.133 Harmon. Gary 133 Harms Luann 81.133.116.103.70 Harper Rodney 133.76 Harrell Brenda (Jenkms) 133 Harrell. Cathy 81.133.186.104.103.101 Harris. Carol 76.133 Harris Darrell 114.159 Harrison. Donnell (girl) 112.13 Hartman. Helen 112.133 Hasselberg. Matthew 133 Hatlett Ronald 133 Hay Carl 133. 45 Hayes. Johnny 33.133 Headley. Mary 133 Heberlmg. Jon (boy) 134.95 Hegg. Timothy 19.23.134 Heggen. Deborah 113.134.45 Heggen Dennis 134. 45 Hemze Denise 81.83.70.89.79 Helpenstell. Janet 81,134. 111. 70 Henderson. Mary M 134 Hendren, Beth 134.70 Hendren. Chris 134.71 Hentnch Linda 95.134.70 Hertford. Joel 95.134 115 Hertford. Julie 16.112.95.134 Herr. Cynthia 134 Hickerson. William 134 Hickman. Althea 134 Hill, Angela 134 Hill. Bonnie 135. 45 Hill. Sonnya 135 Hillan. Janet 82.135.45.100.70 Hipshind. Jill 113.135 Hodge. David 135 Hofmann. Phyllis 135.114 Holland. Bernice 135 Holmgram. Kent 135 Holpert. David 159.71 Hooks. Nancy 135 Hopper John 76.95.135 Hoskins. Deborah 159 Hotchkiss. Rex 95.135.94.92.93 Houston. Robert 136 Huber Thomas 159 Hughes Kathy 113.136 Hultgren, Pamela 136 Humphrey. Pamela 136 Hunter Larry 159 Hurd. Willie 33.136.74 Hurst. Rebecca (Christens) 136 Inlocs. Tammy 136.115 Ireland. Nancy 136 in .i Jackson. Mark 159.45. Ill Jacobs. Penny 136 Jarvis. Howard 136 Jaster. Scott 136 Jawoisz. Lisa 70.136 Jenmsch. Dennis 136 Jepson, Debra 16.76.136 Jespersen. Wayne 136 Joanmdes. Daphne 136.100.79.701 Johnson. Deborah S 137. 205. 208.99.97, 95.70. 73.76.100.101.117.103 Johnson. Debra Ann 137 Johnson Felita 112,137 Johnson. Harry Darrell 159 Johnson. Lori A 64.137 Johnson. Peggy 137.114. 115 Johnson. Robert R 33.137.74 Johnson. Trudie 159 Johnson. Willie 137 Johnston. Bernadine 14.137 Johnston. Sherrill (girl) 137 Johnston. Susan 73.95.97.137. 206.70 Johnston. Tern (girl) 137.115 Jones. Alan 137 Jones. Bruce 137 Jones. Charlotte 137 Jones. Glenda 112.137 Jones. James 65.137 Jones. Linda 138 Jones. William N 120.138 K Kale. Nancy 106.138.109 Kavensky.Craig73.82.138.73.99.71 Kay. Cheryl 95.138.159 86.96.97.100 Kee. Cassa ndra 138.104.105 Kelley Cindy 138 Kelly. David L 65.138 Kelly. David W 65.138 Kent. Robert 138 Kerres Donna 138 Kilgard. Billy 138 Kimbel. Jody 139.45 Kiser. James 85.139.94.104.88.71 Kissel. Denise 139.79.70 Klatt. William Nicholas 95.93.139. 48 49 Kohl. Rita 125.139 Koster. Timothy 139 Kovacs. Julia 61.83.95.139.42. 79.86 Kruckenberg. Janelle 139 Kulig. William 139 Latferty. Cheryl 139 Lage. Jody 112.139 LeMay Nancy 139 Lampkm. Keith 139 Lannen Gregory 33.139 Lardner. Emily 73.76.83.79.95.96.97. 139 Lascelles. JeHrey 139 Lawhorn. David 140 Lawhorn. Krista 60.95.140.148.42.86.70 Layer. Steven 33.140. 45 Lear. Fred 159 Leatherman. Donald 106.109 140 Lefstem. Sheri 140 Leslie. Timothy 140 Levan. Kim (girl) 140 Lewis. Melanie 140 Lewis. Claudia 140 Lewis. Melanie 140 Lioen. Theresa 82.140 Litvin, Timothy 159 Livengood. Brian 140. 48 47 Lofgren. Steven 140 Long. Debbie 140 Lovett. Mearte (boy) 115.141 Lund. David 141 McAdam. Eric 141 McClendon. Henry 159 McCorkle. Cheryl 114. 141 McCullough. Karen 141 McCullough. Ronnie 159 McElrath. Allen 141 McElrath Bermta 159 McGee. Connie 141 McGinnis. Tyrone 159 McKee Ida 82 141.92 McQmeter. Gregory 141 McRae Brian 141.99 McSpann. Ket 95.115.141 McWade. Wayne 115.141 Machmer. Judith 141 Mack. Susan 141 Mackey. Brenda 141 Malm. Michael 114.141 Manning. Michael 142. 71 Marckese. Rodney 142 Marquis Ralph 142 Martin Allie (girt) 142.165 Martin Carol 81.102.103.142 Martin James 33.142 Martinez. Nestor 142 Masengarb, Evelyn 142 Mattson Gregg 142 Matya. William 142 Mayes Larry 142 Mayfield. Elmer 159 Meade. Nancy 142 Meagher Karen 142 Medlock. Richard 33.142 Meredith. David 65.83.106.142.9.10 Metscaviz. Janice 142 Metzger Judith 143 Meyer. Robert 143 Meyer, Steven 115.143 Miles. Calvin 114.143 Miles. Mark 143 Miller. Belinda 143 Miller. Brenda 143 Miller. Diane 115.143 Miller. Maralee 143 Miller. Mary 143 Miller. Raymond 159 Miller. Rose 143 Miller. Teresa 82.143.50 Mohr. John 95.93.48 49.143 Mohr. Kathleen 12.143 Moller. Laurie 114.143 Moltzen. Melisa 76.81.143.94.100.8 Montgomery, Tracey (boy) 144 Motz. Daniel 144 Moody Susan 144 Moore. Michael A 159 Moore. Rhonda 76.86 144. 50 Moore. Zelma 144 Moreno. Kevin 144 Morgan. Helen Sue Eiame 144.7 Moritz. Jeffrey 12. 144 Morris. Daniel 159 Morrow. Rosie 159 Mortz. Pamela 144 Moss. Mark 144 Motz. Nancy 81.106.107.144. 79.7 Mull. Debra 144 Mudry David 22.76.144.206.71 Murga. Armando 159 Murrens. Jo Ellen 95.144.42.8 Myers. Cynthia 144 NT Nagel. John 144 Nagy. Mary 159 Neff. Bernadette 114,145.70 Nefzger. Julie 145 Nelams. Ronald (Johnson) 159 Nelson Jeffrey 17.145.154.159 Nelson. Vicky 145 Nesbit. Ronald 145 Nesbitt. Teresa 112.145 Nesseler. Paula 145 Neuerburg. Bruce 145 Newswander. Richard 145 Newton. Dawn 145.103 Newton. Denise 112.113.145 Nicholson. Julie 159 Nicholson. SuzAnne 73.82.70.45.145. 100 Nunez. Laura 82.146 Nyquist. Jill 113 146.71.93.92.103 o O ' Hern. Erin (girl) 146 Olson. Janet 146 103.70 Olson. Shelby 83.146.103.70 O ' Mary. Nancy 146 0 ' Niones. Lana 113.146.70 Osmundson. William 19.95.190.48.146 Otts. Wanda 146.114 Ovenden. Patricia 146 Overton. Lots 146 Pahcki. Deborah 73.72.70.100.146 Panned Michael 146 Panned. Mitchell 146 Paper. Christine 146 Pappas. Arnold 146 Parrott. Joyce 147 Patrick. Tony 30.33.147 Patterson. Rosalyn 147 Patton Lance 147 Pauley. John 147 Peppmeyer. Martin 114 147 Peschang. Nicholas 147 Petersen. Dale 147.99 Petersen. Mark 147 Peterson. Kristin 65.84. 106. 103. 70. 79. 104.147 Peterson, Rhonda 112.113.14 Peterson. Vicki 84 147.101.70 Ph.lliber. lisa 112.113.147 Phillips. James 147 Phillips. Timmie 147 Phillips, Tommie 148 Pieper. Bonme 148. 103. 42 Poling. Ronald 148 Posada. Joseph 159 Potter, Theodore 148 Pratt. Michael 148 Prebyl. Victor 148 Pressly. Steven 33.159 Quale. Sharon 148 It Ramos. Fernando 148 Ramsey. Jill 148 Raymond. Mark 148 Raymond. Patricia 114.148 Reed. Bruce 114.148 Reeh, Scott 149 Reid, Jeffrey 95.159 Rennert. Richard 159 Resler. James Gregory 81.82.199.94 Reuter. Constance 149 Rhode. Marcella 82.114. 149 Ribbeck. Douglas 149 Rice. Diana 149 Rice. Sidney 159 Rich Barbara 81.149.103.92.99 Richardson. Herbert 159,45 Riley. Robert 149 Robinson, Robert 159 Rockwood. Carol 149 Rogers. Shelley (girl) 149 Rogers William 114.149 Romme. Cheryl 149 Rosenbaum. Robert 159 Rosenthal. Terry David 149 Rossat.. Linda 16.115.149 Rosson. Juanita 149 Rottman. Merrol (boy) 149 Rountree. JoAnn 150 Rowe. Richard 33.150 Rudd. Gail 115.150 Rushing. Dennis 159 Rylander, Steven 150 s Sackfieid. Richard 150 Saelens. David 65.106.150.81.89 Salak. Sheldon 150.110.111.71 Samuelson. Robyn (girl) 150 Sanderson. Michael 150 Santee William 150 Sargent. John 159 Sawyer. Valarie 150 Schachel. Michael 150 Schade. Sanford 150 Schaubroeck. Randall 150 SchieHmg. Michael 150.114 Schmitz. Peter 73.74.71.150 Schomer. Cindy 112.113.151 Schroeder, Jay 151 Schrup. Anthony 151 Schuermann. Lawrence 151 Scott. David 112.151 Scott. Eddie B 151 Scott. James (Cnsler) 106. 48.15 Scott. Robert D 62.99.151 Seebeck. Cindy 95.151 Shallman, Nancy 130.159 Shannon. Myra 159.101 Sharp. Patti 151 Shaw. Steven 114,159 Sheldahl. Diane 151.70 Shephard. Vincent 159 Shrake. Karen 151 Siegel, Norman 151.99 Simmons. Gregory Simmons. Michael 33.74.151 Sipes. Edwin 151 Sisco. Kimberly 151 Sivill. David 152 Smith. Cathy 152.97.70 Smith. Christine 82,152 Smith. Diane 112.159 Smith. Pamela 152 Smith. Patricia 152 Smith. Stanley 152. 45 Smith. Timothy L 114,152 Smith. Vickie L 112.152 Snell. Steven 115,152 Snyder. Valerie 82.70.152 Soady. Linda 152.99 Soike. Robert 115.152 Solis. Natalie 152 Souder. Bruce 152 Sparkman. Ronald E 152 Spector. Steven 152 Spencer. Christine 153 Staley. Penelope 83.153.100 Stanley. Christopher 153 Stem. Debra 153 Stetson. Gwynne 153.70 Stevenson. Cheryl 112.153 Stevenson. Gail 153 Steward. Catherine 153 Stigers. Susan 153 Stockdale. David 153.109 Stokes. Kathy 112.153 Stone. David 62.74.153 Strickler. Martin 62.153 Stutz. Jodi 112.113.153 Sulser. Glenn 153 Surratt. Reese 154 Sutterman. Steven 154 Swanson. Lisa 154 Swanson. Urania (girl) 154 T Tadlock. Sherrie 154.78.99 Talik. Craig 154 Talley, lenore 154 Taylor. Colleen 154 Taylor Donald 154 Taylor. Lorraine 154 Taylor. Richard 114.154. Ill Thompson, Shelley (girl) 65.106 Thompson. Stephen 114.115 Thompson. Shelley (girl) 65.106.70.154 Thompson. Stephen 114.155 Thoms. Steven 115.101 Thomson. Roxanne (Harris) 81.155 Tiedge. Jill 155 Trout.Dav.d95.114.155 Turner. William 155 Tyrrell. Michael 95.114.155 U Ulfig. Catherine 155.70 Ullman. Jane 76.135.155.117.78 Ullrick. LuAnn 155. 105 VanBlancon. Katherine 155 Vance. Meldoy 155 VanSpybrock. Deborah 112.113.155.100 Varadi. Kathleen 159 Varner. Gary 11.155 Veasey. Anthony Vene. Deborah 112.113.155 Vesey. Alvin Glend 155.45 Vetter. Lawrence 156 Viernow. Janet 156.116.107.100.103 Vogel. Edward 76.156 Vogel. Mary 114. 159 Voss. John 82.156.73.99.71 Vought. Bruce 115.159 Vrell. Mary 156 W Wales. Donald 159 Wales. Ronald 159 Ward. Evelyn Janeil 156 Ward. Janice 156 Watkins. Kelly (girl) 156. 99 Wayne. David 76.156.159. 44 45 Weeks. Bruce 23.73.76.156.74.99 Wellfort. Lizabeth 156 Wells. Daryl 156 Wendland. Michael 156 Wenger Julie 156q Westerbeck. James 65. 156.103.65.110. Ill Westmoreland. Brenda 156 Wheelan . Elizabeth 76.157.78.104.103. 79.86.111 Whitley. Merry 157 Wild. Donald Joe 114.157.45 Wildman Linda 106.157.109 W.lker Thomas 95.157 Willetts. Cheryl 157.114 Williams. Debra 157 Williams. Diana 157 Williams. Gloria 157 Williams. Michael 159 Williams. Rory Williams. Ronald 159 Williamson. Charles 157 Willis. Thomas 157 Wilson. Daniel 157 Wilson. Kenneth E 115.157 Wilson. Kenneth Ray 157 Wilson Nancy 157 Wilson Terry 65. 106. 111. 157 Wilt. David 158.103 Winter. Steven 158 Witherspoon. Timothy 158 Witteverogel. Scott 159 Wold. Sherry 158 Woll. Louis 115.158 Wolters. Patricia 158 Wolverton, Michael 158 Wright John 158 Wynn. Matthew 106.109.158 Y Yakovich Teresa 158 Yeater Steven 158 Young. Nancy 95.158.101.100 88. 232 Zawada. Elizabeth 158.45 Zegtm. Jeffery 158 Zeroth Mark 159.114 Zimmerman, lizanne 159 Zude. David 145.158 Zukerman. Jeffrey 73.71.158 Ackerman, Tracy (boy) 162 Ackerson. Valerie 77.82.84 Adams. Sidney 65.126.162.165 Allen. Mark Robert 162 Amato Todd 162.75 Anderson. Elizabeth 65.106.103.162.65 Anderson. Katherine 162 Anderson. Kris (girl) 113.162 Anderson, Scot 162 Anderson. Sharon 103. 111. 162 Anderson, Steven M 181 Angell. Ten (girl) 162 Ansary Peshtunyar (boy) 162 App quist. Audrey 162 Argo Wade 162 Argue, Peggy 162 Atkinson. Julia 65.106.162 Avery. Christen Danny 115.162 Avruch Steven 162 Aiup. Peter 162.93 Baker, Jeffrey 162 Baldridge. Melissa 65.162 Bales. Ronald 162 Balliu. Scott 181 Baltimore. Cheryl 162 Bammen. Jeffrey 162 Banks. Vickie 162 Barker Julie 77.81.162.103.104 Barnes. Tony 162 Bauer Susan 162 Bea. Lawrence 33.181 Beason. Linda 113.181 Season, Michael 162.181 Becktaann. Lois 162.107.186 Behrens. Karen 162 Bender. Shan 162. 45 Bentley. Cathy 15.81.10 Berg. Norman Robert 162 Betz. Jonme (girl) 168.99 Bevill. Sherry 162.178.105.111 Bickei. Billie Jo (girl) 162 Bierman. Edward 162 Bierman. Lynn (girl) 162 Birkel Darcy 61.65.81.106.162.105 Bivens June 81.82.163.79.103 Black. Michael 181 Black. Ronald 163 Bladel Marsha 60 61 28. 163.103 Blais. W.lham 33.106.163.45.109.103 Bledsoe. Kathy 113.163 Bleyaert. Julie 163 Blick. David 163.103.75 Bogguess. Vickie 181 Bohannon.Teddy 163 Bollinger. Tamela 163 Booras Gregory 163 Booth Sherri 163 Bowser. David 163 Bradley. Vickie 163 Brandmeyer, Robert 181,95 Brandt Barry 33.163 Bramer. Debbie 163.99 Bramer, Laurie 163.100.99 Brick. Susan 82.81.97.51.193 Bnnkmeyer. John 163 Britton. Dan 163 Brocksieck. Sandra (Sp) 83 Brooks. Jma (Bassett) 181 Brower. Richard 65.106.163 Brown Clifford 163 Brown David 33. 77.163 Brown Margaret Lynne 163.86. %. 97 Brown Robin (girt) 164 Brown Ronald 181 Brown Tamara 9.65.95. 106 86.164 Bruzas. John 164 Buchanan. Barry 164 181 Buchanan. Frank 164 Budelier. Mark 164 Bunch Roy 164. 49 Burnll. Cynthia 65. 106.164.173 Burton Delons Tammy 181 Burwell Christine 103.164.109 Bush. Donald 115.164 Bussard. Chris (boy) 164 Butler Michael 115. 164 Byrd. Russell 164 o Calmer. Lawrence 164 Campbell. Jams 181 Campbell. John 164 Campbell. Thomas D 164 Cannon Robert 114.164 Carlson. Carol 65.164.97 Carlson. Jill 164. 50.86 87 Carlson. Maria 164 Carroll Julie 164.181 Chaifant Brenda 164 Chaplin. Thomas 181 Charleston. Janet 164 Ch.rekos. Nicholas 33.77.95 88.164 Clark. James Jr 181 Cleaveland. Thomas 164 Clemons. Debra 164 Cobb. Cynthia 164 Coberly. Thomas 164 Cobert Jeffrey 164.99 Coldasure, Scott 164 Coleman. William 33.164 Collins James 164 Congdon. Patrick 164 Conley. James 165 Connolly. Valeree 81.82.165.10 Cook. Theresa 165 Cooper. James 165 Cooper John 114.181 Cooper. Lynn Mane 165 Copenhaven. Dennis 165.45 Coster. John 181 Co . Thomas 165 Creekmore. Lorame (Shea) 181 Cromer. Gary 181 Crosby David 165 Crouse. David 165 Crownover. Timothy 165 Csorba. Debra 181.105 II Daggett. Terry (boy) 165 Damewood. Ronald 165 Danielson. Laurie 165.78 Darwin Bart 165 Darwin Elizabeth 165 Davies. Kimberly 165.86 Davis. Barbara 165 Davis. Elvis (girt) 181 Davis. Joyce 181 Davis. Valerie 181 Daw. Michael 106.165.109 Daxon. Dennis 165 Dean. Scott 81 DeBacker Joseph 165 Detnch. Douglas 165 DeJcourt. David 165 Dell. William 163.165 DeMuynck. Thomas 181 Dennis Randy 165 DePaepe. Susan 165.50 DePew Bradley 25.77.165 DeWitte. Stephen 165 Diehl. Daniel 165 Dilly. Deneen 165 Donelson. Donald 165 Donlm. Linda 15.77.165 Doran. Carla 165 Dortch Abraham 181 Draffkorn. William 165 Duke. Diane 165.50 Dunn. Edward 181 Dur.n, Howard 165 Dye. Patricia 165.167 e Eagle. Eileen 165.65. 77 Eckermann. Michael 165 Eckert. Tracy (boy) 165 Edmondson. Leo 166 Egan. Jerry 163.166 Egeberg. Janet 181.10,3.65 Egger Nancy 166 Elliott. William 166 Ellis. Bradley 166.104.103.62 88 tlhs. Eileen 166 Emerick. Steven 166 JIMOItS A Emerson. Danny 166 Enburg. Brian 166 Engholm. Sally 166.50 Erickson. Debra Kim 166 Enkson. Laura 181 Evans. Elizabeth 166.86 96.97. Ill Ewmg. John 166 Ewmg. Mark 166 F Faigen Michael 166 Farrance. Debra 166 Fmk. Ten (girl) 166.61 Firth. Kevin 166 Fitch. Tart (girl) 166 Fitts. Cheryl 166.107 106 Flanagan. Michael 166.15 Foley. John 166. 33 Forbes. Jom 166 Ford. Linda 181 Fordham. Allison (prl) 166.113 Foss. Carol 166 172.60 86 95 Foss. Donna 166 Foster Kathy 166 Fout. Michael 166. 45 Foutch. Patricia 166 Fowler. Jerry 166 Fo . Brenda 166 Fo . Marsha 166 Fo . Susan 167 Francs. Teresa 167.65.99.106 Franck. David 167 Franks Mary 167 Franks. Stanley 167 Frankville. Carol 167 Freeburg. Vicki (Bradley) 167 Freelove. Gerald 167.45 Frees. Robert 167 Fries. Lester 167.77 Frink, Theresa 167.65 Fuller. David 181 Fuller. Mitzi 181 Gage. Laura 167 Galbraith, lorn 181 Gale Audrey 167.61.86 97.99 95 Gaiusha John 181 Gardner. John 167 Garnson. Dana (girt) 167.173.161 Carver. Gregory 167 George James 167 Gilmore. Randy 181 Gladkm. Diane 167.113 Glider. David 167 Gonzalez. Denise 167 Goodwin. Steven 167.45 Goold. Tammy 167 Goreth Joame 167 Gosney Nancy 167 Gove� a Patricia 167 Grabosch. James 115,167 Graham. Elizabeth 167.92.81.105.100.93 Grahlmann. James 167 Green. Cheryl 181 Green. Steven 167.103. 33 Green. Teresa 167 Greenman. Bonme 167.42 Greenwood. Gail (girl) 167 Griffith. Timmie 168 Gnndle. Jeffrey John 167 Grisham, Carolyn 167 Groothaert. Debra 167 Guier. Phyllis 167 Gunter Robert 168 Fussman. Frank 168 Gustafson. Jon 168 Gustafson. Kim (girl) 114.168 Guthrie. George 168 Guthrie. Robert 168.179.65.75.111 Gutting. Donald 181 Gwmn. Kimberly 181 Hall. John C 168.103 Hall. John S 168 Hall. Michael 168.45 Hall Richard 168 Hamlin. Jom 168 Handelman. Jeffrey 168 Hankins. Julie 168 Hansen Robert 168 Hanshaw. David 168 Harden. James 181 Hardy. Gregory 168 Hare. Grover Jr 168 Haromk. John 168 Harris. Dillard 168 Harris, lynette Harrison. Charles Dennis 168 Hart. Janet 168. 162.51.105.10 Haymon. Maurice 168 Heard. James 168 Hearn. Ronald 181 Heath. Dianna 168 Hegg, Teresa 168.105 86.97 Helpenstell. Enc 168.75 Hendren Eric 168. 65 Henke. Robert 168 Henneman Richard 168 109.65.74.85 Henson Patty 168 Hester Lynn (boy) 168 Hiatt. Tim 168 Hickson. Joseph 169 Hill. Debra 81 67 Hill, Jeffrey 169 Hillman. Donald 169 Hilson. Derek 181 Hindman Laune 169.105 Htsey. Thomas 169 Hobart Daniel 169 Hodge Mary Ann 169 66. 67 Hoffman. Lisa 169.105.99 Homg. Pamela 169 Holland. Larry (Barnes) 181 Holmberg, Kris (girl) 167.64.6 Holmquist Robert 169 Holub Reed 169 Horvath. Anna 169 Hoskins. Larry 181 Hoss. Duane 169 Houlton. Pamela 169.95 Houston, lames 181 Howell Wanda 169. 113 Hudson. Crystal 169. 106 Hughes Nora 169 Ingold Melinda 169.81.105.8 Isaacson. Thomas 169. 95. 101. 65. 93. 92. 88 lackson. Pamela 169 Jahns Kevin Lee 169 lanov. Lauren 169 Janssen Diane 169.105 lasiota. Christopher 169 Jawoisz. Julie 169.50. 86 left Donna 169 181 lenkms Darlene 169 Jenkins David 169 Jenkins. Richard 169 Jensen David 169.88 Jensen Lila 169 109 Jinks. Ronald 170 Johnson. Calvin 170 Johnson. Dennis 170 Johnson. Florinda 181 86 Johnson. Linda Johnson. Robert tart Johnson. Ten (girl) 170 Johnson William [ 170 Jones. Lorene 170 Jones. Rebecca 170.81 110. Ill Jones Willie James 181 Kadei. Lori 170 Karman Anthony 170 Karan. Cynthia 170 Kee. James 170 Kelly. Gene 170 Kelly. Molly Jo 170 Kennedy Keith 170 Kephart. Robert 181 Kernan. Patrick 181 Kester Robert 170 Kettering. Joseph 170.176 K.effer Lisa 170.77.13 Kimmms. Glen 181 King. Leslie (girl) 170.105. 104 Kisch. Victor 170 Kite. Melody 170 Klauer Diane 170 Klockau. David 170 Koberstem. Kevin 187 Koch Richard 170.109.84 1 06 Koeppimger Pamela 170 Kost. Thomas 170 Koster Michael 170 Krug. Steven 170 Kuenmng. Annette 170. 168.106.65 Kugler Susan 170 Kulhavy Terry (boy) 170 Kump Alan 170 Lady. Mary (Gusman; LaFrency. Anita 171 Lam. Michael 171 Lannen Donald 171 Lardner. James 171,86.18 Largent Lisa 71 Lawson. Diane 171 Lawson K.rk 171.104 103.62.85 Learner Nathan 181 Leatherman. James 171 Lee. Kenny 171.31.32.33 Lee Debra Lee. Terry 181 Leffei Mark 171 Leffler Daniel 115.171 Lefstem. Lon 170 Lensch. Kitty 181 Lenser Joey 171.99 lewis. Amy 171 Lindsey. Kimberly 171.86 littig. Mary 171.86 Locke. Chrparles 181.77 Looney Hope 171.47.113 Louck. Barbara 171 Lundy Gregory 171 Lyle. Susan 171.51 o tl McCall. Dolores 81 McCallu. Stacey 171.99 McClmtock. Gary 171 McCoy Michael 171 McDaniel Martha 111. 171 McDonnell. Michael 171 McDowell. Valerie 181 McGhee. Denese 171 McGinnis, Leonard 171 McGuire. Kevin 115.171 McKee Judy 171.92,95 McKee Mickaet 171 98 McKinney, Dennis 181 McKinney Walter 171 95 McLaughlin. Beth 172.196. 88. 60k. 86 McRoberts. Edward McSpann Kevin 113, 106 Mack. Kathleen 172 Mackey. Terry 172 Madison. Mary 181 Magadan. Noel 181 Manary David 172.81 Manuel Teresa 181 Markin. Debra 172 MarQuette. Lesley (girl) 172 Marsden. Suzanne 115.172 Martel Ronald 172 Martinez. Norma 172 Massey Roberta 172.66.67.82 Merchie. Robert 172 Metz. Donald 172 Meyers. Bradley 172 Miers Hotly 172.66.67 Mi kef Mattie Pearl 181 Milam. Dmo 171.81.65.111.106 Milhouser. Kenneth 172 Millbrook. Harold 181 Miller. Christine 172 Miller Diane 170 Miller Paula 172.64.65.77 Mills Robert 172 Mincer Robert 172 Mitchell. Kim (girl) 172 65.66 67.97 Moeller Richard 171.109 65 106 Moeilenng. Judith 172 Moller Stephen 172 Moore Anita 172 Moore. Bradley 18. 33 Moore Martha 172 Morris Phillip 172 Morrison. Brenda 172 Morrison. John Jr 189 109.65 Morrison. Sandra 172 Mortz. Martha 49 Mosher. Darrell 172 Moskaloff. Connie 181 Mosley. Jon Anmece 172 Mowery, Christine 181 Mowery. Richard Mueller. Corrme 115.172 Muller Scott A Munsey. Cornell David 115.172 Murga Timothy 172 Murphy. Shannon (girl) Murphy. Thomas 172 Murrens, Thomas 173.33 Muscovalley. Karen 173. Muscovalley. Katherine Myers. Chene 173 Myers Elaine 173 W Nache. Francis (girl) Nagel. David 173 Namer Valerie 173 Napsky. Jodi 173.103 Neitmg. James 105.62. 75.88 81 Nelson Carol 173 Nelson James W 173 Nelson Julie 173.113 Nelson. Rose Mane Nelson Tamey 173.160.113 Nesbit Albert Nesseler. Molly Jo 174 Neumann. Linda 189 Nevlmg. Roger 174 Newcomb, Benjamin 174. 75 Newton Laura 174 Nikulski. Ronald 174 Nimmers. Sheila 174 N.xon, Lisa 174.109.106 Noble. Michael 174 O Bamon. Kelly (girl) 174 O Bnen. MarkS 181 Oettmg. David 174 Osborn. Paul 174. 104 103. 84 Osterhagen Diana 174.86 Palmer. Kelli (girl) 174 Pappas. George 164.174.95.77. 76.33 Parr. Steven 174 Patronagio. Martha 174 Pauwels. Ruth 174 Payne Debbie 181 Peavy. leanme(Kennedy) Peck. Edward 174 Perrin. Diane 174 Perry. Morme 181 Phelps Roche 181 Ptasechi. Roxanne Sp E„ 174 Pierson. Earnest Pierson. Linda 174.104.99 Pitsch. Dennis Pittman, David 49 Ptaisance David 171.174.160. 33.35 76 Pohl. Arthur 174 Poling. Richard 174 Pollner Tracy (boy) 174 Pollock. Wanda 174 Powell Rusty 174 Press. Joel 174 Quackenbush. Kevin 174 Quale. Mary Jane 174,77 Quill Monica 174.95 86, 97. 84.85 Radlotf Ann 174.95.60.61.86 Ralston. Alma 105 Ramsey. Randy 175 Redenbo Pamela 175 Retghard Charles Resch. John 175 Rennert. Ronald 175 Reuter Carl 175 Reyes. Mark Reyes. Rosemarie 175 Reyna. Sylvia 175 Rice, Kathleen Richardson. Willie 175 Rider Cheryl 175 Riley. William 175 Ritemon. Rickey R. (McBride) 175. 114, 175. 181.109.105.106 Roberson. Paulette 100 Roberts. Anthony 175. 33 Roberts. LeRoy 181 Robinson. Linda (Robertson) 175 Robinson. Paula 175 Rock. Carta 181 Roessler. Paul 175 Rogers Toby 176 Rogers William H 181 Rosenthal. Laurie 176 Rowe. Donald 176 Ruark, Cynthia 115.176 Ruckman. Rickey 176 Rudd. Kelly (boy) 114.176 Rudd. Kern (girt) 176.86 Russell Mark 176 Rylander. Laura 176.95 S Salats. Della Ann 181 Sanderson. Judy 176 Schaffer. Charles 176 Schamp. Wanda Sue 176 Scheck. John 176 Schissel. Joseph 176, 33 Schmitt. Anita 176 Schroeder. Glenn 114.176 Schwarz. Debra 177 Schwob. Jane 181.113 Scott. Brian 181 Scott. James 177.99.65 Scott. Russell 177 Scranton. Susan 177 Scudder. John 177 Seyb. James 177 Seymour. Michael 177 Seymour. Michele 177 Shadden.John 177 Shaftmt. Richard 177.109.106 Shank. Sandra 177 Sharp Brian 177 Sharp. Deena Shaw. Richard 177 Sheese Wayne 177.65.106 Sigmon. Larry 171 Skinner. Randy 177 Skinner. Sally 163.181 Skov. Steven 177.103 Westerbeck. Theresa 179 Smart. Robert 177 Wheatley Reginald 179 Smith. Clarence 177 Whitcomb. Pamela 179 Smith Mary Gale 177 86 Wickert. Patricia 179.65. 111. 106 Smith. Michael L 177 Wiggins. Scott 179 Snyder. Sheila 115.177 Wilcox Pamela 179.113 Soltow. Christine 177 Wilde. Martin 179.62 Spah. Michael 177. Ill Wilhelm. Jay 179.104. 103 Sparks Gale (girl) 115.177 Williams. James R 179 idle. Milton 181 Williams. Kandy 179 Sproul. Laurie 181 Williams. Melinda 179.64.65 Spurgeon. Theresa 177.113 Williams Michael Z 179 Stancil. Dena 177 Williams. Sheila 179 Stanley. Elizabeth 181.95 Williams. Vincent Stark. Joleen 114.177 Wilson Debra 179 Staub. Michael 177 Wilson Jerilyn 179.65.106 Stem. Kathy 181 Wipfler. Valerie Stelling. Pamela Jean 171 Wise. Joffrel79.175.109.103.7.84 106 Sterrett. Gail (girl) Wise Mark 180 Stevens. Robert 177 Wollenburg. Robert Stewart. Miriam 177 Wolter. Jan 180 Stillwell. Kenneth 177 Wood. Julia 180 Stirts. Steven 177 Worth Daniel 115.180.176 Stockton. Thomas 177 Wortham. Sharon (Hams) Strauss. John 177 Wright Robyn 180.66. 67 Strickland. Detphme 181 Stromer. Tamara 177 Stropes, Linda 177 (Johnson) Studer Michael 178 Suggs. Max Earl 178 Wynes. John ¥ Summers. Juanita 178 Yohn Thomas 180 Swanson. John 178, 75 Yokas. Manna 180. Ill Swanson. Scott 178.160 49 York. Julie 180 Sweet. Lon 181.103.97.82 Young. Patncia 180,105 T Talbot Mary 178 Talley. Lawrence 178 Tanner. Charles Kent 178 Taylor Bobby Joe 178 45 Taylor. Denise 115.178 Taylor. Jean 178 Taylor. Regena 178 Taylor. Yolanda 178 Thompson. David 178 Thompson. Lee 181 Thoms Michael 178 Thornton. Thomas 178 Timm. Robert 178.106 Tingle, Thomas 178. 73. 75.8 Tipsword. Mark 178 Tobias. Kim (girl) 178.99 Tomaseski. Todd 178 Trout. Tim 178 Trulson. David 181 Tschappat. Patricia 178 Tumlm Debra 178 Turnbough. Delberta 178 Turner Joseph Wesley 178. 106 Tweet. Randall 181.65.106 MOlilOtlOItt Ullrich. Ricky Lee 181 99 VanHecke. Steven 181 Van. Steven 114.178 VanZandbergen. Coleen 178 Varner. Sandra 178 Verhille. Michael 178 Vesey. Betty 181 Vick. Timothy 181 Villareal. Martin 178 Viviam tack 178 Vogel. Susan 179.86 19 Voss. Shelly (girl) 179 86 Abolt. Mark 35.184 Ackerman. Cecilia Ann 184 Adams Debra Lynn 77. 184 Adams Pamela D 184.105 Adamson. Terry 184 Albrecht. Raymond 203 Albrecht. Robert 184 Allen. Gregory 184 Allen. Scott David 35. 77. 76. 184 Altman. Laune 184 Anderson. Tammie 184 Andresen. Jeffrey A 35.106.109.184 Andrews. Tracy K (girl) 184 Angel. Deborah 184 Angel. Judy 184 Anguiano. Patricia Ann 148 Ansary. Nesnn (girl) 4 184 Anthony. Caleb 184 Appeiquist. Elizabeth 184.93 Appelquist. Patricia 184 93.94 Appieman. Marie J 184 Arp. Jacquelynn Kaye 184 Ater Kelly (girl) 106. 184 107.42 Ausdai Claudia J 184 Wagner Jenny 114.181 Wahlheim. Michael 114.179 Wakeland. William 179 Walker Cynthia 179 Walker Bernard 181 Wallace Karl 179 Waller. Todd 179 Ward. Deborah S 181 Ward. Tamela 179.168.104.65.111.106 Wardlow Ernest Lee 179 Washburn Ronald 181 Waterfall. Marlene 181 Watkins Georgianna V 179.105.65.106 Watkins. Shirley 179 Watkins. Ten 179 Wayne. James 179.45 Wedertz David 181 Weese. Alethea 179 Wemgartz. Alayne 179.106.65 Wells. Teresa 179 Welsh. Rich 114,179 Welsh. Valerie 179 Wendlmg, Sally 179.77 Wertheimer, Richard 179 West . Cindy 114.181 West. Rob 179 Bailey Tom A 184. 50 Baker Brian 35.65.106. 105 184 Bales. Randall 184 Brandy (Cobbs). Jeffrey 184 Banks Della 184 Barker. Darnel 184.198.105 Barnes. Aubrey 203 Barnett Dana Mane 184 81.105 Barnett Margaret Cathenne 184 Barnhart. Andra 184 Bateman Bret 184 Bawmann Cynthia 65 106.109.184 Baxter John Darnel 184 188 Beal Marc 77.76.184 190.191.48 49 Beardsley. Laurie 184 Season. Debra Ann 203 Beaudry. Adrienne 184 Beckwith. Michael $ 184 BeDuhn Rodney 184 belknap, Terry (Boy) Bell. Donald Bell Roberts 184 Bengston. lu Ann 184 Bennett. Andrea 184 Benson. Den.se 81.106.105.109 81.184 Bernauer. Debra 184 Berserra. Ralph Bevans. Denise 185 Btddison Cynthia Sue 185 Bilicki. Michael 185 Bishop. Susan 185 Black. Richard Blackmon. Herman Lee82 185 Blair. Larry Lee 185 Bland (Stewart). Cheryl Bland. Nita 203 Bledsoe. Brian Scott 35.185 Bleuer. lames 185 Bleuer. Richard 185.188 Bleyaert. Jerry 203 Blum. Susan 185.81. 105 Boeye. Cynthia 83,95,97.105.185 Boldt. David 203 Bolio. Sandra 185 Booras. John 185 Boughan. Karen 185 Boultmghouse. Edward 35.185 Bowes. Beth A 185 Bowser. Mark 185. 45 Boyd, Kenneth 185 Bradley. Marstam 21.185. 45 Bragg. Johnnel Earl 203 Brandenburg. Jeffrey 185 Brandle. Brian 203 Brandmeyer. William 35. 45.185 Bratton. Katrina 81.185 Breiby. Douglas 35. 185 Brelsford. Juanita 185 Brendal. Theresa M 81 185.105 Brill. Pamela S. 65.106.185 Brothers, Sherri 185 Brown. Carolyn M 185 Brown Debra J 185 Brown Wanda 203 Bugay. Randy Wayne 185 Bull. Tina M 65.81.106.185.105.89.111 Bunch Argus l. 203 Burrage (Martin). James A. 203 Burton. Paula 85 Buser. Phillip 185 Buser, Thomas 65.106.185 Bush. Randall 185 € Cacan. Richard 203 Caldwell, Julie 1 6 Callahan. Lorr 186.194.81.89 Calloway Terrance 186 Cantu. Ricardo 186 Capps. Andy Clyde 186 Carlson. James 35.186 Carlson. Roger 186 Carothers. Diana 186,50.51 Carpentier. liesa 186 Carr. Timothy 186 Carson. Teome (girl) 106.107.186 Carter. Sisan 186 Cartwright. Randy 186 Carver. Norman 186 Chambless. Sharon Chandler. Bruce 203 Cheers. Crystal 186 Christie. Randall 186 Clark. Jerry 186 Clark. Joyce Clark. Kathleen 186 Clark. Larry (Sp.) 186 Cline. Ronald 35.186 Cobert. Brian Donald 203 Cockerill. James 65.186 Cohen. Micheal 35.186 Com. Constance 17.60. 77.76.186.51.8 Cole. Charles 186 Cole. Tammy 186 Collins. Larry Dean 35. 186 Collins. Meg L 81.106 Colvin. Isaac 186 Congdon Comceila. Debby 186 Dennis 186 Cook. Christine 186 Coretis. George 186 Cottrell. Ten 186 Cowan. Kathleen 81.105.186 Cox. David 186 Cozad. Bernard J 186 Crawford. Ronald 187 Crouse. Tammie 187 Crowe. David 187 Crum. Matthew 187 Crumly. Sharon 187 Cullison. Barbara 187 Cushman. Charles 187 II Daligee. Christina 187 Daniels. Janice 203 Dasso. Katrina A 187 Dasso. Kevin 35. 36.45.187 Dasso. Linda 187 Davis. Eloise 187 Davrs. Sandra 187 Davis. Shane 187 Davison. Larry DeBacker. Michael 187 DeBruyne. Judith 187 Decker. Tamie R 187 Degarmo. Dean R 187 Dennis. Kenneth 187 DePauw. Charlene Melissa 187 DePauw. Charlotte Maxme 187 DeSpam, Pamela 187 DeWitte Christine 187. 201. 202 Diaz. Caroline 18 Dietsch. Ronnie 187 Dilley. Dawn 181 Dingeldem. Lisa 203 Dobbler. Gary 181 Doberemer. Scott 203 Doeckel. Beniamin L 84.187.105 Doeckel. Robert D 45.105.188 Doeckel. William 188 Doherty. Karen 188 Domokos. Attila 188 Donnelly. Cynthia 188 Douglas. Dana Reed 35.203 Dougjas. Larry 188 Downey. Tammy Mane 188 Downey. Trudi Irene 188 Downing. Diana 203 Downs. Laurie A 188 Draff horn. Paul 12.188 Drevich. Marc 188 Dusenberry. Pamela 203 Dye. Timothy 35.188 K Each. David S 35.45, 188 Eagle. James 188 Eastland. Lawrence 188 Ebert. Julie Mane 203 Eberts. Rose 188 Eckermann. Kimberly 188 Edgar. Ronda L 188 Edwards. Raymond 188 Egan. Barbara 83.81.105.188 Egeberg. Karen D 84. 188 Ehrmann. Richard 189. 203 Elder, Susan Michele 188 Elliott. Ricky 188 Ellis. Lizzie 188 Elmore. Terry 188 Elsbury. Jeffrey Eugene 188 Emory. Alice 203 Engel man. StevGi S 188 England. Clinton L 188 English. Mario S 203 Engman. James A 84.188 Engstrom. Todd D 188 rnlow. William 203 Erickson. Anita 188 Euell. Annie E. 203 F Farmer. Fawn K 203 Farrance. Cynthia Lynn 188 Fawcett. Tammy 188 Fields. Connie 188 Fields. Eric Kent 188 Fields. Steven L 188 Findley (Hadley) Susan 188 Firth. Jackie 189 Fisher. Gail 203 Fisher. Janeice 203 Flack. Michelle 65.105.109. 203 Flores. Berta Ramona 189 Flores. Donald 203 Flores. Jesse 189 Foehrkolb. Keith 62.189 Foley (Myers). Brian 189 Ford. Debra 189 Fordham. Holly Lm 189 Forest. Kelly (girl) 77. 76.45. 203 Foster. Joseph 35.189 Foutch. Daniel W 105.189 Fox. Charles F 189 Fox. William C 189.199.95 Francis. Susan 189 Franck. Lisa A 189.88 Frank. Guy 189 Freeland. Craig A 189 Freeman. Susan N 189 Freeman. Victor 203 Freeze, Donald 203 Fnberg. John 189 Fnednchsen. Scott 84. 48.183.189 Fritz. Noah 189 Fry. Hal 189 Fuentes. Raul 189 Fuller. Fred M 189 Fussell. Julie 189 tw Gano. Timothy A 203 Gartner. Tena Mane 189 Gathenght. David 35.189 Gatton. JoLeta 189 Gauley. William 189 George Joseph 203 German. Randy 189 Gerstem. Dean 106.109. 203 Geuther Judith A 189 Ghys. Bambi 45.189 Gibson Margaret 189 Gill. Zeta 67.65.189 Goms. Mary 189 Gonales. Vanya Marie Goodman, Vernon 189 Goossens. Donald Joseph 203 Goreth. Sally 189 Gorsuch. Terry (girl) 187.190.105.67.65 Gosney Karen 203 Gosney. Robert 190 Grabau. Jeffrey N 190 Gray Jacqueline 190 Green. Richard 203 Greer. Kyle 35. 190 Gregory Charlene K 190.105 Greim. Shelly 106.95 109 190 Griffin. Carl 190 Griffin Donald A 190 Grossell. Jeanne 190 Guldenzoph. Sharon 84.106.109.19 Guss. Raymond 190 Guthrie. Cindy L 190 Gutierrez. Lisa A 190 Haas. James 190 Hacly. Susie 67.65.193 Hadley Todd E 190 Hall. Harold 190 Hall. Larry 190 Hall. Lisa 82.190 Hall. Phillip 190 Haller Sara E 65.106.105.190 Hallgren. Rebecca 190 Hammond. Michael 190 Hankins. Gary D 190 Hannah. Karl 203 Hardin. Kim Rene 190 Harding. Robert T 190 Harkey. Lisa 190.94.105 Harris. Kristie G 190 Haskins. Kevin Hasson. Phyllis 190 Hatlett. Catherine 190 Hay. Kathy 190 Hayes. Billie 190 Hayes. Billie 190 Hayes. Guy (Sp) 190 Hayes. LaVern (girl) 190 Haynes. Vanessa 190.182.106.107 Haysiett. Howard 190 Head. Randy 190 Healy. Joseph Heath. Terry (girl) 190 Heath. Tracy Jo (girl) 190 Hedquist. Lance T 25. 105.190 Helton Diane Mane 190 Hemming Beth A 4.81.82.95.105.190. 182 Hendren. Vickey J 191 Henry. Clifford (Sp ) 191 Herman Mitchell 191 Herron. Steve 191 Hester. Sylvia Faye 191 Hickman. Btbian Geneva 191 Hickman. Juanita 191 Hicks. Bennie 191 Hill. Carl 3$. 45.191 Hill, Cheryl Yvonne 203 Hill. Jamie D (girl) 65. 51.105.191.109 Hill. Sandra 203 Hill. Susan 65.106. 109.191 Hmer. Joseph Paul 191 Hite, Mark 191.194 Hockmuth. Judy 203 Hodson. Randal 62.191 Hoegerl. Gail Ann 191 Hollowell. Valerie 203 Holman Charlotte J 191.94 Hoover. Amber 191 Horton Diane 203 Horton Steven 191 Horton. Vanessa 203 Hoskins. Judith 191 Hoskins. Marilyn 191 Hoteling. Martin 191 Houlton. K.m 95.106.105.109.86.191. 42 Houston. Daniel 191 Hudson. Barney 191 Hudson (Ganaway). Dale Hughes. Mary B 191 Hughes. Sherry L 191 Hull. Thomas 191 Humphrey. Linda Denise 203 I Irving (Jones). Curtis Vincent 203 Irwin. Matthew P 191 .1 Jacks. Kevin 192 Jackson. Arthur 203 Jackson. Fay 192 Jackson. Kevin 35.106.109.203 Jackson. Linda 192 Jansen. Ann K 192.105.97 Jarret. Terc (girt) 192 Jensen. Jane 77.76.192 Jmgst. Diane L 192 Jinks. Elizabeth 189 192 Joanmdes. Tina M 83.192 Johnson. Brent 192 Johnson. Erie 192.109 Johnson. Jesse Johnson. Michael 35.192 Johnson. Patti 67.65.192 Johnson. Peggy Lynn 192 Johnson. Robin Jean 192 Johnson. Tammy 192 Johnson. Wade 203 Johnson. Walter 35.192 Johnston. Bruce 192 Johnston. Larry 192 Johnston. Pamela 45 192 Jones. Abraham 35.192 Jones. John 192 Jones. Mary Ann 192 Jones. Valerie 203 Jones. William 203 K Kaesbauer. Michael 192 Kavensky. Wendy 192.65.67 Kean. Linda 192 Kedrowski. Jeffrey 192 Kelly. Patrick Henry 77. 76.192 Kelly. Shawn 77.192.76 Kemble. Edith Louise 106.50.109.192 Kenney. Paul T 95.192 Kent. Rebecca 105.192 Kerres. Jeffrey R 45.192 Kester. Beverly J Kettering. Daniel 192 Kettman. Lisa 192 Kiefer. Lisa Margaret 192 Kimball. Connie 105.193 Kimbel Jill 187.193 King. Carol 193 King. Richard 193 Klatt. Kathryn 193 Kmttle. Ann 65.82.84.106.51.193 Koester. Lane 106. 49.103 Koester. Lisa 106. 49,105.109.193 Kovacs. Melissa 193 Krakliow. Donald 203 Krtizmire. Robert 65.106.193 Kulig. Steven 193 L Lady, (Gusman) Dale Lam. Ronald Lambach, Eric M 193 Langdon Michael Langston. Terrence 111, 193 Lard. Brownie (girt) 203 Lardner. David 77.177.193 Larsen Ward G 193 Larson. Laura Marie 193 Lawhorn. Belinda 193. 51.95.105 Layer. Mark 193. 45 Leatherman. David l 193 Leatherman. Nancy A 193.51.105 LeBlanc. Joyce 193 Ledbetter. Torn (Sp.) 193 Lee. Tern 193 Leffler. Debra 203 Lefstem. Anna 193 Leigh. Terrance 35.193 Lemme. Jane E 193 Lewis. Tina 193 Light. David (Sp ) 193 Lincoln. Donna 61.193 Lmdeman. Marcey J 193 Lindsey. Lisa 193 Lindsey. Roy 203 Liston. Roberta Dale 106.107.19 Livingston (Church). Ta Lynn Lomas Cecilia 193 Long. Thomas 203 Love. John T 81.84 89.193 Lowery Betsy 193 Lowery Forrest Allen 194 Lucas. Dons 194 Lund. Thomas J 194 M McAdams. Patrick M 35. 77. 45. 7.194 McBride. Melissa 194 McCartney. Margaret 61.105.194. 20 McCleary. Candy 194,81 McCoy Mary 81. 106 109.194 McCoy Valerie 203 Me Duffy. Lee Ora (Sp ) 203 Me El rath Brenay 194 McElroy. Pamla McGinnis. Brian 194 McGinnis. Roaland 194 McGinnis. Scott 25.194.199 McGrath. Sue 194 Mclnt.re. Gary 195. Ill McKinley. David 195 McKinney Jerry 195 McKittnck. Mark 195 McLaughlin. Craig S 195 McOsker. Susan 195 McQueen. Bruce 165.195 McWilliams. Helen 203 Machmer Rita 194 Magadan. Adolofo 194 Margan.Terne (girl) 106.107.111.1 Markland. Julie D Marshall. Andrew 194 Marshall. Cynthia 194 Marshall Paul F 203 Martin. Cynthia L 194 Martin Debra 203 Martin James David 203 Martin. JoAnn 203 Martinez. Edward 35.106. 109.194 Marx. David Man. Jacqueline 194 Matheriy Kurt 65.106 194 Mates. Susan 106.109.194 Mathews. James Wesley 194 Mayberry. Joan 203 Meagher. Dennis Royce 195 Melton Rick 196 Metcalf Marilyn 203 Mewes. Lon Lee 195 Meyer Natalie J. 65.84 106.195 Mickelson. AJison A 195 Miktas. Phillip N 203 Miles John 195 Millbrook. Paula 203 Miller. Darlene 195 Miller. Jerry D 195.105 Miller Jammie 195 Miller. Lisa 191.195 Miller. Martha 203 Miller. Patricia L 105.195 Milligan. Robert 195 Milligan. Susan E 195 Millwood. John R 203 Minot. Tatiana E 190.195 Mmter. Sherri (Sp.) 195 M.rr, Ronald K 65. 106.111.195 Miskowicz. Michael 35. 45. 195 Mitchell. Kerry E (boy) 105. 195 Mockmore. Patricia (Sp ) 203 Moeller. Sandra Moffitt. Jeffrey 195 Mohr. Cheryl 195 Monroe. Hollis 195.81.105.111 Montgomery. Monte 195 Moore. Luther R Moreno. Shawn 195 Moritz. Jill 203 Morrison. Jonathan 195.105.65 Morrison. Linda 195 Morrison. Melvin 195 Morrow. Deborah 195 Morton. Delores 195 Moser Linda M 195 Mosley. LaVaughn (boy) 195 Mossage. Joll J 203. 49.105 Mueller. Annette 195 Mueller. Lisa 203 Muscovalley. David 195 Musick. Mary R 195 Myers. Michael 195 X Nache Ramona M 195 Neal M.dge 195 Nefzger. Sally 106. 196 Nelson. Brent 106. 109. 203 Nelson. Lucille 196 Nelson Pamela 1% Nelson Tamara 196 Newland. Scott R 35.45.1% Newswander. Kevin 196 Newswander Mary 196.105 Newton. Charles 196 Nichols. Robert G 203 Nightingale. Lisa L 196 Noack. Jean 196 Northcutt. Rebecca 196 Nothdorf. Cynthia 196 Novotney Richard 196 Nusbaum. Robert 196 o Olds. Debbie 196 Olson. Jody A 196 Onderbeke. Mai 196 0 Ne.ll, Susan 82.81.196 Ortiz. Scarlet 196 Otis. Kristen 196 Ott. Tracey Ann Otto. Marties 189. 203 Overton. James (Sp) 203 Pace. Gary 196 Parker Elizabeth L 1% Patterson. Regina 196 Payton Brian 203 Penry. Thomas 1% Peters Lynn (girl) 192.196 Peterson. Randall C 35.77.76.196 Peterson. Thomas 196.95 Petit. Kevin 196 Index 225 Phillips. Donna 196 Phillips. Gary 196 Phillips. Judith A 196 Pickett. Alvin 196 Pierce, Deborah 196 Pireh. Kristen L 196 Ptaisance, Thomas 196. 35 Platt. Arts 203 Platt. Kirtlen 35.196 Porter, Kimberly 196 Porter, Peggy A Postley. Charlotte 196 Postley. Gwen 196 Potter. William 8 196 Poulam. Brenda 196 Powell. Gary 196 Price. Julie 196 Price. Steven C 196.45 Proehl. Connie 196 Proksch. Brian 203 Pruett. Bonnie 196 Pulford. Michael A. 203 Pullen. Dennis Pulliam. Eddie 8 35.197 Putnam. William 197 Quick. Dennis 203 1 3 It Radloff. David 197 Rakus, JoAnn 76.97.197 Ramierz. Montgomery 197 Ramos. Gloria 197.76 Ramsdale. William N 197 Ramsey. Gloria 197 Randerson. Ginger 61.106,109.197 Rangel. Rhonda 197 Rapsilber, Beth A. 197 Rasmussen. Kenneth 197 Ray, Daniel 197 Raymond. Tina 197 Rebello. Jayson 197 Reid. Cynthia 197 Reimers. Sara 195.197.81 Reisman. Bruce K. 197 Renner. Geralynn 197 Resch, James 81.197.109.89. Ill Reyes. Kenneth H. 197 Reyne. Cynthia 197 Reynolds. Robm Ann 197,45 Rhoden. Larry Rice. Deann 197 Rice. Shirley 197 Richardson. Linda Richardson. Lonnie Jr Riteman. Perry Leon McB 197 Roate. Cindy 197 Robb. Robin (boy) 197 Robbins. Dennis 197 Robbins. Ted 197 Roberts. Gregory 203 Roberts. Leon N 203 Robertson. Barbara 203 Rodenberg. Tamara S. 197 Rodriquez. Elizabeth 197 Rogers. Billy Rogers. Patrick S 198 Rosenthal. James 198. 45 Rossow. Rodney 198 Roth. Bette B 65.106.183.198 Rowland. Anthony Ruark. Edward Ruckman. Riat S 198 Rudd. Vicki 198.105 Rushing. Lanette E. 203 s Sacco. James L. 81.198 Salais. Robert (Sp.) 203 Schaab. Mark (Sp.) 198 Schachel. Donna 198.93,94 Schamp. Bette 198 Scharer, Craig 198 Schaubroeck. Steven 198.48.49 Scherrer. Kerri A. 198 Schmitt. James 35.198 Schmitz. Jill 198 Schneider. Drew 198 Schomer. Richard 203 Schrempp. Mary Ann 198 Schrup, Margaret M 198 Schultze. Robert 198 Schwemberger. Kevin 35.198 Scott. Elaine 203 Scott. Leann 198 Sc ott. Tony 35 44.45.198 Scott. Vick. L 198 Scranton. Sally 198 Seal. Robert Brent 198.105 Self. Peggy SueAnn 198 Serrata. Maria Serrate. Raymond Sersland. Kim L 198 Sewell. Jacqueline 203 226 Index Shadden, Brenda Marie 198 Shallman. Morton L 77.81.193.198 Sharp. Pamela 83.105.198 Shetdahl. David 198 Sheley. Elizabeth 65.106.198.50.51.109 Shields. Richard 203 Sigmon. Linda 198 Simmons. Michael Eugene 198 Simmons. Nancy 198 Simpson. Beverly 203 Sims, Diane 198 Sirevaag, Enk 198 Stsco. Brenda 198 Srsco. Linda 187.199 Sivill. Thomas M 199 Slach. Verna 106.109.199 Sleeper. Sharon 199 Smart. Jimmie (girl) 199 Smith. Billy D 199 Smith. Bruce 199 Smith. Christine L 199 Smith. Evevian 199 Smith. Judy 199 Smith. Kevin 203 Smith. Larry 199 Smith. Lori 199 Snyder. Larry L 106.109.199 Solis. Mary 199 Solomon. Doreen F 203 Soltow. Laura 106.109.199 Spah, Scott L 199 Sparks. Lewis E 203 Staes. Brian J. Steele. Damece 199.45 Steele. Thomas 35.77.199 Steger. Timothy 199 Sterling (Henry). Michael 35.199 Stevens. Cheryl L 199 Stevenson. Brenda S 199.95.86.97 Stigers. Randy 199 Stone. Susan Amy 84.92.199 Stradley, Ann R 67.77.65.76.199 Strausse. Cean L Straw. Susan 199 Strayer. Kristine 199 Stnckler, Cheryl 199 Stutz, Rona L 199.105 Summers. Ronnie 200 Sundquist. Judy 200 Swartz. Laurie 106.109.203 T Weinstein. Ellen 201.105 Welcome. Dupree L (boy) 201 Welcome. Pierre L. 203 Wells. VeraP 201 Welser Randall 201 Welsh. Steven 201 West. Cheryl 201 Westerbeck. Mariann 201.109 Whan. Michael R 201 Whan. Sandra K 106.109.201 Wheaton. Alvin 203 Wherry. David 35.106.109.201 Wheaton. Alvin 203 Wherry, David 35.106.109. 201 Whitcomb. Jeffrey 203 Whitcomb. Kevin L 201 White. Laura G. 203 White. Opal White. Robert Brian 201 Wickenburg. Judy 106.201.109.4 Wickert. Penny S. 201 Wiggins. John W Wilburn. Cindy S. 202 Wild. Gina L 203 Wilker. Pamela J 202.109 Wilkey. Deborah J 202 Wilkins. Donald Wayne 202 Wilkins. Steve 202 Williams. Beverly A 202 Williams. Everett 203 Williams. Kenneth E ?02 Williams. Terry 202 Wilson. Gwen V 202 Wilson. Michael 202 Wilson. Susan 106.109. 202 Winger. Carrie E. Winter. Sandra L 202 Wittig. Darnel 4. 202 Woest. Robin A 202 Wolters. Robert 202 Worthley. Ronald 202 Wright. Beth A 202 Wynn, Brent 65.106.202 Wynn. Christopher 202 Young. Carolyn M. 202 Young. DeWitt F 202 Yuris. Kristine 202 Tadlock. Mark 200 Taylor, Dawn 200 Taylor, Roy E 65.106. 200 Taylor. William J 35. 200 Teague. Brenda 203 Teeter, Cynthia K. 200 Temple. Daniel 200 Terry. Tarvis (boy) 200 Theus. Kirk 35. 200 Thomas. Donnie 0.35. 2 00 Thompson. Krista J. 200 Thoren. Mark 200 Tiedge. Ronald W 200.45 Thul. Christine M 83.107. 200 Tipple, David A 200 Tobias. Chris Edward 203 Tooley. Scott 65.106, 109, 201 Topping. Joseph K. 201 Tripilas. Cassandra 201 Troll. Michael B 201 Tunberg. Michele M. 201 Turner. Elizabeth 201 z Zannger. Darrin 202 Zaugg. Dennis Zawada. James 202 Zimmerman. Sherree 202 Zirbes. Lynette 202 Zukerman. Michael 202,95 u Ackerson. Gary 206. 207.76 Allison. Richard 23.217 Anderson. Lawrence 214 Anderson. Leslie 213 Anderson, Virgma 208 Armstrong, Charles Armstrong. William 210 Ulfig. William J 106.109. 201 Vance. Gregory 201 Vancil. David L 201 VanDeVoorde. Vanesa 201 VanDeVoorde. Zachary 201 Vann. Shelly 106.109. 201 Vaughn. Annette 201 Veasey. Diane Vesey. Charlene 201 Vincent. Thomas 201 Voltz. Marc S 35. 201 w Waddell. Jean L 201 Waite. Beth (McGrath) Waite. Brenda (McGrath) Walker. Tamara 77.201 Ward. Kenneth W 201 Ward. Stephen 201 Warner, Terry Wayne 201 Warren. Larry W 201.45 Waters. Michael A 201 Watson, Teresa 201 Watson. Thomas (Sp.) 203 Weathers. Lawrence (Sp.) 201 Wedertz. Kenneth 201 Weingartz. John P 201.105 Wemgartz, Kathy A. 201.105.65.7 Babcock. C. 221 Bailey. William 206 Bak. Aloysuis 218 Bales. Donna 221 Ball. Walter 220 Ballard. Bonnie 219 Banfield. Arthur 218 Beaird. Greg 217 Becker. S.2U Bender. Gary 216 Bevill, John 219 Biggs. Darrell 206 Brauch. Ruth 208 Brutche. Dorothy 221 Burket. E. 221 € Campbell. Linda 208 Carroll. James 216 Casey. Arnold 210 Christensen. Dean 208. 209 Christiansen. Lynn 218 Clark. Ben 214 Clark. Ralph 212 Clomnger. V 221 Collins. Dean 206 Conrad. EJeanor 208, 100 Danielson. J 221 Davie. Nillie 213 Dennis. Philip 210 DeSchepper. M 221 DeTaeye. Donald 217 Devmney. Donald 219 DeWitte, G. 221 Dickerson. Theodore 210 Dunlap. M 221 Dyson, Charles 207 ft] Egger. Esther 221 Elmore. David Embretson. Gary 210 F Fessler. Frank 208 Flowers. R. 221 Foward. Lyle 206 Franck. George 213 Fredricksen. Fred 216 Funk. Carol 214 Gang. V. 221 Gerber. Walter 45.218.219 Gillete, Mane 208.209 Gillis. Joyce 208. 209 Gillis. Joyce 208. 211 Goodwin. Thomas 45,212 Glassner. Joyce 215 Gorgal. Allen 216 Guthrie. D 218 Gerber. Walter 45. 218.219 FACI ' LTl A Hall. Dorothy 212 Hall. N 220 Hallen. R 221 Hannon. S. 221 Hart. Jerome 215 Harris. Dillard 206 Hawkmson. Dennis 218 Hawthorn. Robert 207 Hegg. Hollis 210 Hender. Lornane 221 Henry. Delons 219 Henson. M. 221 Hires. John 208.209 Holcomb. David 215 Holgate. Vera 221 Holmgren. Lenard 217 Holmes. Marylmn 221 Ingold. B 22i .1 K Kacsir. David 208. 209 King. C. 221 Klatt. Richard 215 Kritzmire. William 206 Kuhn. Marylm 218 Lange. Marsha 216 Legget. Jerry 212 Lillis. Sheila 209 Lmdberg. H. 221 in Martinez. H Hortence 220 Meersman. Mildred 209 Mel borne. Gennette 209 Mickelson. Ronald 210 Milton. Arthur 209 Mincer, Delons 221 Minter. Arlene 221 Murrms. Juanita 206 McCormick, Marcella 221 MrKavaugh. Sharon 214 McLaughm. Florence 219 A Nagel. E 221 Nelson. Russell 218 Nelson. S 221 Neuerburg. Lawerence 214 Nichola. Chen 216 Nichohs. Del 206 Niemann. Herbert 207 Nimnck. Lorette 221 Noris. Janet 218 o Oestreich. Charles 209 Osborn. Murray 215 Pells. Harry 206 Perkins. Shirley 209 Peterson, Earlme 207 Petruccelli. Dan 215 Pierce. Marguenta 207 Reed. Don 210 Riley. Robert 216 Robinson. Frank 212 Roberson. Barbara 219 Rose. Floyd 207 Ryr.er, Frank 213 s Sartor. Doreen 216 Schultz. Chester 217 Sears. Caroline 211 Sellers. Richard 218 Schaffer. Ellis 207 Shedd. William 207 Scholl. Joyce 211 Sias. Richard 210 Simmons. Florence 220 Smith. Tammy 219 Sollomon. D 221 Stevens. Ronald 207 Stoit. Sandra 207 Stone. John 212.213 Stroll. Nancy 207 T Jackson. Roselle 221 Teuscher. E. 221 Janecke. Jerry 210 Thornton. Viwian 218 Jenkins. Clara 219 Trackwefl. Emma 216 Jinks. Betty 218 Johnson. George 206 Tsagans. Claris 211 Johnson. James 216 Johnson. Kenneth 214 Johnson, Martha 221 A •ohnson, Marjorie 209 J.vie$. H. 221 Jones. Lyle 210 Jones. Marjorie 227 Jones. Ruth 209 Van Eaton. Pauline 220 Varga. Robert 218 Verstrate, Donald 219 Voyles. Harold E. 207 W Webster. J. 221 Wedekmg. F 221 Worthman. Gean 213 West. Patsy 209 Westerburg. Timothy 210 Wildermath, Betty 221 Wise. E. 221 White. Charles 215 Woos. David 213 Youngquist. Frank 217 z Malcomb. Eugene 214 Zukerman. Roslme 206 M I N Mi H 4 I Ml Ml Mrs. Eleancr Conrad Mi. Mike Gardner Mr. Joe Gardner Mr. Ted Gains Gnad Gities limes Mi. John Stone Steve Tnoms Cook Island Arons G.S. Weather Service Mr E.W. young AIVISGI It VIIN l i t . jcsten in. tit IH I Ml II I I t Ttt l At CV Tttlt. ACV. GCVLG I It III I S L ALLGCNS HUT STAfr CO EDITORS Slieri Ero _, Tehhie Johnson SECTICN 11 lit I S Nanov young. Melisa Moltzen.Stevelhoms, Janet Gillian, Debbie Dalicki,Tenny$taEey, laura Deckman. STM I t ehhie Van Jnvbrook, Vickie Deterson, Susie Nicholson. Janet Vfei iioso. Lori tianei.teth Graham, leif Garrison. Liana Tranks ilie. J It ttlllMlTlA Tom Isaacson, John Gall, Joy Shannon, John Mohr, John Adolnhi. - Varsity Cheerleader Chris Holmberg leads the crowd in support of the Rocks. Tony Patrick and George Gartelos assist their coach. Whitey Verstraete in cutting the basketball net off the hoop after capturing the Regional Championship. This year developed into a very special Rock” year. From the previous year’s problems to a No.l school, we are now the pride of the community. Being No.l cannot be judged through wins and loss¬ es but through the amount of school respect and dignity shown by the stu¬ dents and teachers. Much credit must be awarded to our varsity basketball team and their two coaches for the excellent job they did in bringing school spirit back to the Rock.” That is really what our school is based on — people work¬ ing and striving together to accomplish something they can be proud of. The exuberant student section declares we are NUMBER ONE! is 5 ; v. 99ft 220 Elmer Mayfield and Jane Evans dance to the sounds of “Leather Soul at Swirl. After ten inches of snow and cancelled school, students find the next day back a “play day . Each night after school, the Weight Lifting club Members worked out in order to win weight lifting tournaments. THE ROCK IS EVERYTHING All State Water Polo team members Mike Dingeld- ein and Vince Ackerson show off their plaques. The “Swisher at the Regional Championship. V 2fO The end of this school year has proven many things. The dream of being recog¬ nized as an important part of the com¬ munity was finally realized. From first place speech team wins to a new weight¬ lifting association, we have proven our¬ selves mature enough to participate in the world around us. From Sweetheart Swirl to the Presidential Classroom and National Honor Society, we have been able to live together as one unit — shar¬ ing and helping each other to succeed. Yes, this was the year for growth at the “Rock,” growth in the community, and growth in us as individuals. This is only the beginning of a wonderful relation¬ ship that is filled with promise and hope for all. The profits from weekly basketball raffles paid for the Booster club’s project of painting the field- house bright red and yellow. Each week, matching signs were made to boost the Rocks. Liz Wheelan and Ted Grevas admire the fountain at Swirl. 231 As we close the cover on “not just anoth¬ er year” at the Rock,” the words of the ALMA MATER express what all of us should feel about this year. By the mighty Mississippi on a rocky shore, Stand the school we love so dearly, Now and ever more. V I Alma Mater, Alma Mater, We thy children as of old, Sing thy praise in song unending, to the Crimson and the Gold. Tho’ the future years may part us, Still together now, Faith and love to old Rock Island. Ever more we vow. Alma Mater, Alma Mater, We thy children as of old. Sing the praise in song unending, to the Crimson and the Gold. The memories of the year are fresh and new now; memories we have created for ourselves at the “Rock will last forever¬ more. A Regional Basketball Championship! •C .v • 1 Swirl 1975. George Gartelos shoots for two against Davenport Central. 1 P 232