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

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1977 volume:

Lincoln Park provides an odd, but comfortable Watchtower for Frank Nelson and friend. Contents Beginnings.2 Athletics.16 Faculty.60 Seniors.78 Juniors.114 Sophomores.134 Organizations.156 Acknowledgements. . . . 209 Index.210 Closing.. . 214 Beginnings 3 A Mood For All Seasons Seniors Lisa Miller and Margaret McCartney find time to explore a part of their childhood on play¬ ground aparatus. Our exchange student from Sweden, Gunilla Thorsson, finds the city of Rock Island awesome. A time to be bom, and a time to die; A time to plant, and a time to pluck up what is planted; A time to kill, and a time to heal; A time to break down, and a time to build up; A time to weep, and a time to laugh; A time to mourn, and a time to dance; A time to cast away stones, and a time to gather stones together; A time to embrace, and a time to refrain from embracing; A time to seek, and a time to lose; A time to keep, and a time to cast away; A time to rend, and a time to sew; A time to keep silence, and a time to speak; A time to love, and a time to hate; A time for war, and a time for peace. Ecclesiastes 3:2-8 4 Beginnings I Love A Parade The 1976 Homecoming Parade began at 2:15 in downtown Rock Island. This year ' s parade was the biggest and most colorful Rocky has ever seen, with a large number of float entries. For the first year the freshmen were represent¬ ed in the parade, with one float from each East and West Campus. Spirit and unity ran high as the par¬ ade threaded its way through the downtown dis¬ trict. The parade was at¬ tended by a huge crowd of spectators. Rocky East Campus took second place in the float contest. This float was built at the Robert Dan¬ ielson residence. Crimson Tide members boosted the spirits of those who attended the parade. Proud Seniors rode with their first place float. Lisa Kettman was the home sight for Moon ’Em. mm 6 Homecoming Blast ’Em was the theme of the junior float that tied for third, which was built at Lisa Sohl ' s home. Once again Rock Island High School Marching Band paraded through the downtown streets. Seniors capture first place in the activities sponsored by Senate. Billy Walker was the first lunch winner in the marshmallow stuff¬ ing contest, but second lunch winner, Bev Collier went on to take first place. Homecoming 7 A well constructed float turned into triumph for the sophomores. It was put together at Pete Lardner ' s. Homecoming Queen and King for 1976 were Beth Wright and Tony Scott. Beth was a member of Crimson Tide, the volley ball team and Campus Life. Tony was a football captain for three years, attended Boy ' s State and won Sec¬ tional in wrestling. 1 The 1976 candidates for King and I Queen were (FROM LEFT TO I RIGHT), Marc Beal, Kirt Platt, I Scott Allen, Tom Steele, Tony I Scott. Beth Wright, Beth Heming, 1 Beverly Collier, Ann Stradley, I and Cheryl Mohr. 8 Homecoming Beth Tony, Martians And Fun What are these things? Could they be martians? Of course , states Beth Heming, Kathi Rudd, Lisa Kenney, Jim Sacco, Belinda Law- horn, and Kim Hoover. Julie Goodwin looks back on a brilliant Homecoming. Homecoming Day, October 8 started with the Homecoming Assembly at 10:00. A special product¬ ion of The Great American Then was presented by Pepsi and KSTT. The Homecoming Roy¬ alty was presented, with Queen Beth Wright and King Tony Scott presiding over the concert by the Navy Country Band and the presentation of the prizes for the various contests. A Pep Assembly closed the school day at 12:30. Homecoming 9 Rock It Power In ' 76 Homecoming week pro¬ gressed with the Moon Landing Pyramid Contest during the noon hour on Tuesday, October 5. Each team consisted of fifteen members who tried to build a human pyramid within three minutes. After school, the Venus Tug-o-War took place over a mudhole in the Rocky practice field. A mixed team of jun¬ iors and seniors were de¬ clared the winners. Wednesday, October 8 brought the Mars Stuffing Contest during the noon hour. The objective of this contest was to see who could stuff the most marshmellows into their mouths, without chewing, in thirty seconds. Tim Carr wonders if the refresh¬ ments are as tasty as cafeteria food. The stadium wall provides a good place to sort out thoughts for Rocky students. 10 Homecoming Roast the Falcons was the theme of another junior float. Homecoming 11 Of The Rock Beginnings 13 Solitaire — Together; Makings Together each of us works to shape our high school. Separately we are free to lead our lives with individual interests, hopes and plans. Together we face the crisis of budget cuts and desegregation. We are strong. We are the shining future of our community. We are the Rocks. Mark Spitz (Marc Beal), makes a startling appearance during a pep assembly tik Future plans are being discussed by two Rocky Co-eds. Part of life is sliding down a hill for D. D. Benson, Jill Mossage and Meg Collins. 14 Beginnings In Search Of A New Horizon Reflections of a year packed with memories and new experiences, both dis¬ heartening and fulfilling. A year of togetherness symbolized by tears, smiles and voiced hopes for the future. A world of opening doors, new changes and a chance for individual enrichment. Our chances, our lives and our futures all begin in this building-our school. Rock Island High School. What awaits for us tomorrow is un¬ defined, as Bruce Reisman dwells on the future and reflects on the past. ’ Beginnings 15 16 ATHLETICS Rock Island High School pro¬ vides many opportunities for the students and community to obser¬ ve and participate in, such as many varied athletic events. Each year, hundreds of students, both male and female, devote endless time and energy to sports for individual achievement and the enjoyment of the fans. They maintain average and above GPA ' s and often hold jobs. These athletes are self-disiplined and well trained. They are the str¬ ength which binds the entire com - munity together with the student body of Rocky. 17 VARSITY GRIDDERS HAVE UP- AND-DOWN YEAR Big Don Greenwood churns out yardage against East Moline. 18 Varsity Football New Varsity Head Coach Hugh Johnson. The 1976 Rocks finished with a disappointing 4-5 record after getting off to a great start with a well- played 19-8 victory over LaSalle- Peru, and the 20-0 shutout of Alleman. The Alleman game returned the city championship to Rocky. An estimated 10,000 fans crowded into Rocky stadium, the largest crowd of the season. The Rock ' s first away game was a 33-16 loss to Assumption, a second half Rock Island rally was not enough to overcome a big Assumption lead. Game four saw the Rocks break it open in the second half as Tony Scott scored four touchdowns to lead Rock Island to a 32-14 victory over Moline. The Rocks then lost a dis¬ appointing 36-0 Homecoming game to Davenport West, a 17-14 double-overtime thriller to UTHS, and an 18- 12 decision to Galesburg that ended the Rock ' s playoff hopes. A victorious 16-8 visit to Quincy snapped a three-game losing streak, it was highlighted by Tony Scott ' s 95 yard kickoff return for a touchdown. In the final game, the Rocks held their own through the first half but fell hard in the second, as Davenport Central, the eventual Iowa State champs, dealt the Rocks a 58-6 defeat. There were many bright spots, however, as the Rocks placed Tony Scott, Kirt Platt, Carl Hill, Mark Abolt, Mike Cohen, Mike Johnson, and Kevin Platt on various Big Six and Metro Conference All-Star Teams. Kirt Platt also made the Chicago Daily News All-State first team, and Tony Scott made second team. At the Fall Sports Banquet the following players received awards: Kirt Platt, best defensive player and best blocker; Mike Cohen, best team man; Mike Johnson and Randy Peterson, most improved; Bob Bower, bandit; and Tony Scott, most valuable player. FRONT ROW: Michael Sterling, Abraham Jones, Ray Lomas, Steve Brandt, Vince Morrow, Dana Douglas, Carl Hill, Tony Scott, Scott Allen, Mark Abolt, Kevin Schweinberger, Don Greenwood, Randy Peterson, Steve Daxon, Kurt Redenbo, Tim Pressly, Jim Franz, Tom Sparkman. SECOND ROW: Mgr. Kevin Tanner, Coach Bill Burrus, Coach Duane Bonsall, Coach Lew Miscowicz, Terry Leigh, Jeff Hudson, Kirt Platt, Guy Frank, Michael L. Johnson, Doug Breiby, Kevin Jackson, Mike Cohen, Scott Newland, Tom Steele, Jeff Vogt, Everett Wil¬ liams, Head Coach Hugh Johnson, Coach A1 Gorgal. BACK ROW: Mgr. Duane Olson, Mgr. Bob Cherry, Darryl Avery, Walter Johnson, Bob Bower, Tom Smith, Mark Maxwell, Randy Welser, Doug Gerber, Tim DeGeeter, Michael E. Johnson, Dale Gana- way, Ron Tiedge, Chuck Guthrie, Scott Walker, Mitch Pratt, Jon Taylor, Adam Jawoisz, Tim Eagle, Kevin Platt, Rod Long, Dave Wherry, Tom Hooks, Frank Top¬ ping, Bruce Johnston, Trainer Neil Randerson, Trainer Dick Brown. Varsity Football 19 Tony Scott receives a personal escort to the goal line from Kirt Platt. Mouth agape, Steve Daxon searches out a hole in the defense. 20 Varsity Football CO 4 T W Smiling senior tackle Scott Newland. Varsity coaching staff: Bill Burrus, Lew Miskowicz, Duane Bo ns a 11, A1 Gorgal, Head Coach Hugh Johnson. w ' ;J L Scoreboard Tom, Kirtie, Scott, and Tony greet the Galesburgers. Rock Island 19 LaSalle-Peru 8 Rock Island 20 Alleman 0 Rock Island 16 Assumption 33 Rock Island 32 Moline 14 Rock Island 0 Dav. West 36 Rock Island 14 UTHS 17 Rock Island 12 Galesburg 18 Rock Island 16 Quincy 8 Rock Island 6 Dav. Central 58 Varsity Football 21 Pebbles Shine In A Super Season The 1976 sophomore football team finished with an outstanding 8-1 record. Winning the Big Six Con¬ ference and finishing sec¬ ond in the tough, Quad- City Metro Conference proved that this year ' s Pebbles were a superior squad. Holding their op¬ ponents to less than four points per game and av¬ eraging over thirty points themselves indicated the overall soundness of the team. With only thirty- five members on the squad, the Little Rocks used the winning combi¬ nation of hard work, de¬ termination, and courage to achieve their success. Todd Miller kicks off a winning se ason. Quarterback Tony Perkins is about to make another big play. The Pebbles roll against Daven¬ port West. 22 Sophomore Football FRONT ROW: Dean Finley, Mike Jackson, Mark Darwin, Mike Miers, Leonard Johnson, Lonnie Pittard, Leon Ball, Don Gerber, Cornell Vesey, Tony Bower. ROW 2: Mike Hardin, Jim Young, Craig Harmon, Curtis Archie, Ron Smithson, Mike Moore, Joe Erick¬ son, Ron Welser, Victor Dinger, Joe Dow. ROW 3: Roger Lewison, Tom Morgan, Randy Wright, Coach Sam McCann, Frank Bernal, Greg Hickman, Bo Jones, Tony Gerard, Tony Perkins, Todd Mil¬ ler. BACK ROW: Coach Miers, Coach Allison, Mgr. Doug Miers. Trainer John Moyes, Mgr. Tim Miers, Paul Vaughn, Glen Donel- son, Terry Brooks, Craig Abolt, Troy Bland, Andre Thornton, Coach Paradiso, Mgr. Herb Wil¬ son, Mgr. David Sebben. Scoreboard Rock Island 42 LaSalle-Peru 0 Rock Island 35 Alleman 8 Rock Island 42 Assumption 0 Rock Island 14 Moline 8 Rock Island 14 Dav. West 0 Rock Island 54 UTHS 21 Rock Island 42 Galesburg 0 Rock Island 19 Quincy 0 Rock Island 7 Dav. Central 28 Assistant Coach Sam McCann looks Head Sophomore Coach Chuck mildly upset. Paradiso. Sophomore Football 23 Rocky Under new Head Coach Donald Whitey Verstrate, the Rock Island High School Basketball Team survived a grueling season of de¬ feats and budget cuts. New stars were bom and old stars shone bright under the new coach, who pos - sesses spirit, knowledge and dedication. Juniors on the squad played an important role in making the 1976-1977 season successful, with the seniors providing skill and knowledge acquired in previous seasons. Out¬ standing seniors Andrew Dribblers Swish Into Action Marshall and Alvin Pickett called success to the minds of Rocky fans, with the help of juniors Donald Mc¬ Duffie and Raymond Mus- keyvalley. The Rocks downed Dixon and Alleman early in the season, picking up first place in the Annual Turkey Tournament, held in the RIHS Field House during Thanksgiving. The team then traveled to Rockford during Christmas break to win the Consula- tion Prize at the Rockford Christmas Tournament. Andrew Marshall looks for an FRONT ROW; Manager Julius De- opening to pass. Fauw, Alvin Pickett, Mark Abolt, Bill Doeckel, Roland McCorkle, Ray Muskeyvalley, Mark Staes, Andrew Marshall, Manager Steve Fields. BACK ROW; Coach Pete Nyman, Manager Tom Plaisance, Eke Colvin, Brad Martin, Marion Strickler, Donnie McDuffie, Todd Dasso, Randy Hodson, Tony Stric¬ kland, Ben Doeckel, Coach Whi¬ tey Verstraete. 24 Varsity Basketball Cagers Show Up And Down Season 26 Varsity Basketball Andrew Marshall ducks under Alle- man ' s Matt Sottos and moves to¬ ward the basket. Coach Whitey Verstraete smells victory. Varsity Basketball 27 Spirit, Skill, And Style Mike DuPont drives for the hoop as Craig Abolt gets rebound position. FRONT ROW: Tom Wheelan, Ter¬ ry Brooks, Tony Perkins, Randy Wright, Gary Nelson, Craig Abolt, Tim Ward. BACK ROW: Coach Rusk, Mike DuPont, Andre Thorn¬ ton, John Greer, Doug Frank, Troy Bland, Scott Hershman, Todd Miller, John Kincaid. The Little Rocks ' bas¬ ketball season was an up- and-down one, ranging from twenty-point walk¬ overs to thrilling, over¬ time cliff-hangers. High¬ lights of the season were an early-season win over archrival Quincy, and a four-game winning-streak over the course of two January weekends. It was a tough, difficult season for Coach Rusk ' s sopho¬ mores, filled with more losing than winning. How¬ ever, the Little Rocks showed great skill, de¬ sire, hustle, and poten¬ tial. Many of this year ' s sophomores should make valuable contributions to future varsity squads. 28 Sophomore Terry Brooks fires two from outside. Lending a hand in the scramble for the ball is Tony Perkins. Rock Island 54 Assumption 68 Rock Island 57 Dav. Central 65 Rock Island 69 Quincy 61 Rock Island 63 UTHS 92 Rock Island 75 Galesburg 90 Rock Island 42 Pekin 72 Rock Island 35 Alleman 43 Rock Island 57 Moline 69 Rock Island 84 Dav. West 92 Rock Island 56 Alleman 50 Rock Island 77 Dav. Central 65 Rock Island 67 Assumption 62 Rock Island 42 Rock Falls 40 Rock Island 54 UTHS 78 Rock Island 45 Moline 65 Rock Island 72 Dav. West 79 Rock Island 45 Alleman 52 Rock Island Rock Island 56 59 Quincy East Aurora 74 64 Rock Island 64 Galesburg 76 Craig Abolt gets vicious while guarding the basketball. Sophomore Basketball 29 Girls ' Basketball Team Balances Season FRONT ROW: Xochie Herrera, Annette Jasiota, Bev Collier, Laurie Butts, Sue Sabbe, Kathy Radloff. BACK ROW: Ed Swag- gard, Terri Verstrate, Loddie Black, Kathy Henning, Marilyn Metcalf, Kari Larimer, Annette Patrick. Sue Sabbe takes a second look as she shoots a basket. Kari Larimer grinds in for a last minute score. 30 Girls ' Basketball Terry Verstrate shoots some prac¬ tice shots before the game. Scoreboard RI 47 VS Alleman 43 RI 45 VS Moline 47 Rl 49 VS Galesburg 45 RI 48 VS Moline 62 Rl 63 VS Alleman 45 Rl 60 VS Galesburg 50 RI 39 VS UTHS 54 RI 84 VS Orion 27 RI 33 vs Moline 57 RI 51 vs Fulton 36 Rl 46 vs Geneseo 35 RI 58 vs UTHS 43 FRONT ROW: Terry Philips, Kim Cullor, Kathy Payne, Glenda Babers, Mindy Bibie. BACK ROW: Sharon McKavanach, Sandy Met¬ calf, Beth Newcomb, Mary Kuen- ning, Beth Sedgwick, Jodi Sch- oeck, Shery Hopley. The Rock Island Girls ' Basketball squad opened their season by taking second place in the second annual Invitational Tour¬ nament , held in the girls gym, losing to Moline by one point. The team plays a fast pace and defensive game, displaying a lot of hustle and desire to win. Girls ' Basketball 31 Lisa Sohl and Patty Haas practice before an important match. Tensed muscles and determination are shown in Penny Bawmans 1 form. This may look somewhat like a basketball shot, but actually Lucie Schwartzkopf is bumping the ball. Another season passed by for the Girl ' s Volleyball Team. They had a rather disappointing season, win¬ ning two games and tying once. Mrs. Mary Brent coached the team for the first year. Throughout the season they maintained high spirits and look for¬ ward to a better season next year. Rocky Girls Volley On Rock Island 0 vs. Sterling Rock Island 0 vs. Moline Rock Island 0 vs. Orion Rock Island 1 vs. Galesburg Rock Island 2 vs. United Township Rock Island 0 vs. Aledo Rock Island 2 vs. Geneso Rock Island Rock Island 0 0 vs. vs. Galesburg United Township Rock Island 2 vs. Rockridge Rock Island 0 vs. Moline Sub-District Rock Island 2 vs Sherrard District Rock Island 0 vs Moline 2 2 2 2 0 2 2 2 2 0 2 FRONT ROW: Dianne Wekking, Patti Haas, Lisa Sohl, Tania Mi¬ not , Kim Rickey, Penny Bawman. MIDDLE ROW: Debbie North- dorth, Lisa Allison, Lucie Sach- wartzkopf, Vicki Hodges, Joyce Ellis, Kelly Clark. BACK ROW: Coach Brent, Gunilla Thorsson, Della Banks, Jenny Martin, Lori Newcomb, Kim Woodrum. Kim Rickey gets her licks in be - fore practice begins. Volleyball 33 FRONT ROW: Darrell Johnson, Greg Luboff, Sam Bolden, Sly- vaine McQueen, Craig Parks, Rich Christian, Aaron Darrell, Todd Griffith, Marvin Miller, Tom Strausse, Fred Johnson, Marty Luster, Greg Youngberg. MIDDLE ROW: Chris Ontiveros, Curt Enstrom, Joe Dailey, May¬ nard Wild, Mike Barton, Brad Ro¬ senthal, Abe Jones, Mark Scherer, Randy Swanson, Craig Allison, Duane Vesey, Sam Fuentress, Da¬ vid Lee, Mike Miles. BACK ROW: Bob Cherry, Dan Gottwalt, Chuck Guthrie, Dean DeGarmo, Kevin Metz, PaulVaugh, Mike Crow, Ron Tiedge, Kevin Platt, Doug Gerber, Kirt Platt, Jim Nightengale, Don Gerber, Carl Hill, Brian Baker, Guy Pace, Tony Scott. Scoreboard Rock Island 16 : UTHS 26 Rock Island 17 Moline 31 Rock Island 42 Alleman 6 Rock Island 25 Savanna 27 Rock Island 27 Dav. West 22 Rock Island 39 Peoria Limestone 24 Rock Island 25 Dav. Central 28 Rock Island 18 Rock Falls 36 Rock Island 33 North Scott 25 Rock Island 28 Sterling 28 Rock Island 33 Assumption 21 Rock Island 32 Quincy 21 Rock Island 11 UTHS 37 Rock Island 31 Peoria Central 20 Rock Island 22 Pekin 34 Rock Island 40 Geneseo 15 Rock Island 39 Alleman 19 Rock Island 30 Moline 27 34 Wrestling Gerber ' s Grapplers Take Down Victories The varsity wrest¬ lers, coached by Walt Gerber and led by team Captain Tony Scott, finished second to East Moline in the Big Six, Metro, and District. The Rocks’ fine honor roll wrestlers were Todd Griffith, Maynard Wild, Mike Barton, Carl Hill, Tony Scott, and Kevin Platt. Griffith, Wild, Scott, and Hill also won individual district championships. Jim Nightengale emerged as a JV champion and Big Six champs for Coach Sel¬ lers’ sophomores were Don Gerber and Tom Strausse. Rocky wrestlers finished second in section¬ al and eighth in state. Keeping his chin up, Todd Griffith finds a strange, new pin position. Carl Hill, alias Dr. Death, pounds his helpless opponent ' s head into the mat. Wrestling 35 State Champion Tony Scott and Carl Hill agree that if you ' ve seen one meet, you ' ve seen them all. Dean Degarmo demonstrates the advantages of being a heavyweight wrestler. With a quick reverse, Aaron Darrell picks up enough points to win. Coach Charles Hovonick shows what to do when your opponent gets on top of things. 36 Wrestling Rocky Wrestlers Pin Down A Winning Season Just shut up and lie still , orders Varsity wrestler Jim Nightengale. I ' m winning , Kevin Platt warns his opponent, and he ' s not pulling his leg. Swimmers Stroke To State FRONT ROW: Terry Verstraete, Betsy Sheley, Shelly Greim, Beth Scherrer, Jenny Evans, Chris Sun- delius, Sherry McKee, Teresa Carlson, Laurie Butts, Debbie Det- willer, Laura Pauwells. BACK ROW: Kim Johnson, Nancy Galley, Sue Sabbe, Carol Camillo, Kathy Bart- men, Sarah Brick, Leslie Siegert, Toni Beal, Sarah Evans, Annette Ackerson, Mary Humphrey, Jill Mossage. Scoreboard RI 100.5 VS Cr Jefferson 71.5 RI 85 VS Bettendorf 87 RI 133 VS Galesburg 33 RI 104 VS Freeport 75 VS Assumption 58 RI 101 VS Peoria Richwood 70 RI 93 VS Davenport West 79 RI 120 VS Davenport Central 51 RI 92 VS Moline 80 Rock Island Invitational 2nd Metro 1st District 1st State 12th The 1976 season for the RIHS girls ' swim team was quite a profitable one, ending the season with 7 dual meet wins and 1 loss. The team swept both the Metro Conference Meet and District with first places. School individual records set for the 1976 season were: Sarah Evans in the 200 free-style, time of 2:04:844, Carol Camillo in the 200 Ind. Medly, time of 2:24:063, Annette Ackerson in the 50 freestyle, time of 25:131, Carol Camillo in the 100 butterfly, time of 1:04:955, Sarah Evans in the 100 freestyle, time of 57 224, Nancy Galley in the 500 freestyle, time of 5:45:575, Annette Acker¬ son in the 100 backstroke, time of 1:04:702, Sarah Brick in the 100 Breaststroke, time of 1:8237. Team records placed were : Annette Ackerson, Sarah Brick, Mary Humphrey, Carol Camillo in the the 200 medley relay, time of 2:03:175, and Annette Ackerson, Nancy Galley, Carol Camillo, Sarah Evans in the 400 free relay, time of 3:49: 127. Twelve members of the team went on to state competition coming home 12th in state out of 120 teams participating. Determination and form lead the way for JoAnn Hartung. 38 Swimming Senior swimmers for the Rocks were Shelly Greim, Jill Mossage and Betsy Sheley. FRONT ROW: Shelly Greim, Ann¬ ette Ackerson, Sarah Evans, Carol Camillo, Nancy Galley, Judy Schneider, Mary Humphrey, Terry Verstraet. BACK ROW: Sarah Brick, Jenny Evans, Chris Sundelius, Les¬ lie Siegert. Swimming 39 The Boys ' Swim Team finished its season by sending five swimmers to the 1976-77 State Compe¬ tition: Eric Beal, Marc Beal, Jim Bishop, Lane Koester, and Chris Lof- gren. The senior members of the team took top positions all season. Lane Koester was number one driver, Marc Beal specialized in the 200 individual med¬ ley, and Mike Whan was named most improved on the squad. Rocky ' s ' 76- ' 77 Swim Team was unusually small, but they were a hard-working squad. The season ended with a 5-8 record and high competi¬ tion placement. The team took fourth place in the Rock Island Relays and Quad-City Metro, third place in the Macomb Re¬ lays , and fifth place in the Downstate Relays. Number one diver for Rocky, Lane Koester, takes time out from practice. Rocks Are Heavy... Scoreboard f. f i ' T i T Rock Island 36 Carl Sandburg 47 Rock Island 64 Homewood- Flossmoor 108 Rock Island 74 Davenport West 98 Rock Island 95 Davenport Central Rock Island 54 Moline 116 Rock Island 113 Dixon 52 Rock Island 71 Bettendorf 101 Rock Island 124 Assumption 39 Rock Island 98 Clinton 74 Rock Island 49 C.R. Washington 123 Rock Island 80 Peoria Central 92 Rock Island 118 Galesburg 74 Rock Island 57 Peoria Richwoods 115 mm mm ■ Taking starting position, John Snowden prepares for the upcom¬ ing event. S 40 Swimming But They Won ' t Sink Members of the Boy ' s Swim Team; FRONT ROW: Mike Whan, Chris Lofgren, Marc Beal, Eric Beal, Jim Bishop, JimWickwire, Coach Johnstone, Liza Martinez, Sheryl Suman. MIDDLE ROW: Lance Mal- bun, Jim Gilmore, David Butts, Rob Kritzmire, Kevin La Vann, John Snowden, Allen Alvarez, Peter Lardner, Paul Dingledein, Ferdie Alvarez, Eric Iverson. BACK ROW: Craig Wright, Paul Adams, Brian Graybau, Lane Koester. Swimming 41 Rocks Have Polo Power Despite a four-and-four season Rock Island High School had the strongest over-all fall season in wa¬ ter polo that it has ever had. Head Coach Fred Fred- richson attributes this to the fact that the Varsity unit was able to go full gun throughout the game due to an excellent group of substitutes. In the spr¬ ing, the team will begin preparations for the fall ' 77 season by participating in several tournaments. FRONT ROW; Jim Bishop, Rob Kritzmire, Marc Beal, Ted Lard¬ ner, Paul Kenney. ROW TWO; Kurt Osmundson, Allen Alvarez, Gary Dobbler, Chris Lofgren, Scott Fredrichson, Casey Kenney, Eric Beal, Keith Foerkolb, Mike Miller. BACK ROW; John Snowden, Ferdie Alvarez, Jim Wickwire, Steve Pre- bal, Allen Zaringer, Peter Lardner, Coach Fredrichson. Is Coach Fredrichsen giving the rules of the game, or just a few swimming lessons? Senior Ted Lardner comes up with the ball, as he so often does. Polo Bowling Team Rolls To Victory Sandy Whan shows the smooth form that lead her to be a number one bowler. Senior Bowlers; FRONT ROW: Natalie Meyer, Toni Bailey. BACK ROW: Sue Straw, Denie Benson, Debbie Adams, Edith Kemble, Tina Thul, Rose Eberts. FRONT ROW: Sue Straw, Natalie Meyer, Debbie Adams, Tina Thul, Kim Hogan. MIDDLE ROW: Sandy Whan, Toni Bailey, Edith Kemb¬ le, Cindy Demott, Karla Pollack. BACK ROW: Jody Miller, Cindy Moore, Denise Benson, Marsha Spates, Becky Vawter, Rose Eberts. The Rocky Girls ' Bowl¬ ing Team cruised through their season with no losses on the Varsity squad, and only one defeat on the Jun¬ ior Varsity squad. Lots of push and drive lead the girls to take second place in their District Tourna¬ ment. Under Coach Lange, the team saw an excellent season roll by. Bowling 43 Gymnasts ... Timing , Grace And Coordination. Belinda Bonsall and Patti Johnson lend a helping hand on the balance beam. Hard practice makes Cathy Coin the best in floor exercises. Lisa Birkel shows why balance is such an important part of the work on the uneven bars. 44 Gymnastics Rock Island High School Girls ' Gymnastic team won its first meet this year against Davenport Central on December 9. Scoring for that meet was 93.00 to 94.70. Girls entered in the first Illinois Dis¬ trict Girls ' Gymnastic meet were: Vault; Kathy Layer, Deana Lewis, Nancy Leatherman, Cathy Coin. On unevens; Lisa Birkel, Deanna Lewis, Betsy She ley, Cathy Coin. Free Ex; Betsy She ley, Cindy Taube, Jodi Bleyart, Cathy Coin. Beam; Belinda Bonsall, Nena Bingamon, Kathy Layer, Cathy Coin. Confidence is the name of the game for Belinda Bonsall on the balance beam. — Ellen Tsagaris shows just how flexible the human body really is, FRONT ROW; Debbie Rey¬ nolds, Sue Mates. SECOND ROW: Linda Cartwright, Sarah McNamara, Mary Love, Betsy Sheley, Nena Bingamon, Kathy Layer, Cathy Coin, Belinda Bonsall, Terry Holmberg. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Mitchell, Kathy Kean, Ellen Tsagaris, Jody Bleyart, Kerry Mitchell, Cindy Taube, Donella Thomp¬ son, Martha Bartlett, Tracey Dailey, Henry Hicks (Assistant Coach) FOURTH ROW; Diana Lewis, Lisa Burkel, Beth Bahnks. FIFTH ROW (ON TOP OF BAR); Nancy Leatherman, Patti Johnson. Gymnastics 45 It Keeps You Running Tom Sparkman learns to fly. FRONT ROW: Manager Dave Marx, Trainer Dick Brown, Dan Wittig, Brian Baker, Kirt Platt, Randy Peter¬ son, Abe Jones, Vince Morrow, Coach Bonsall. ROW 2: Ron Cline, Jon Mor¬ rison, Tom Peterson, Mike L. John¬ son, Paddy McAdams, Noah Fritz, Phil Hall, Ray Lomas, Curtis Archie. ROW 3: Dave Wherry, Tom Sparkman, Mark Foley, Bill Walker, Rod BeDuhn, Donnie Thomas, Rod Derrick, Ed Moore, Glen Done Ison, Bob Bower. ROW 4: Manager Bob Cherry, Tim Sparkman, Steve Brandt, Mark Max¬ well, Kurt Redenbo, Jim Nelson, Tim Munson, Gary Herr. ROW 5: Tim Snead, Kent Winger, Kurt Stel- ling, John Redenbo, Mike Eckhardt, Tom Taylor, Jeff Pearson, Tom Mor¬ gan, Tony Bower. ROW 6: Manager Dave Nit, Tim Taylor, Dave New¬ berry, Jeff Fout, Brian Gottwalt, Steve Meyer, Barry Fern. ROW 7: Mark Meadows, Dean Finley, Kevin Campbell, Steve Beck, Brian Smead, Kevin Farmer, Bill Gustafson, Coach Coolidge, Coach Wilson. ROW 8: Steve Fowler, Barry Hudson, Mike Sterling. After a successful 1976 season. Rock Island ' s run¬ ning Rocks built towards a late season rally in 1977. Fourteen Lettermen re¬ turned to the squad, with the middle distance run¬ ners representing the larg¬ est group. The team also showed strength and con - sistency in the field events, with several re¬ turning Lettermen com¬ peting. 1977 marked the hosting of Rocky ' s first invitational track meet, and the continuation of a great winning tradition. Track practice means hard work for freshman Jeff Fout. Track 47 Harriers Set Even Pace Jim Nelson, Brian Gottwalt, and Tim Munson stretch out before practice. The 1976-77 Rocky Cross-Country season was highlighted by a frosh - soph team that won cham¬ pionships in the Metro and Big Six Conferences. The frosh-soph team also won the ten team Geneseo Invitational. The Varsity, with only two runners returning from last year, had a 6-6 record, a big improve¬ ment over last year ' s two- victory season. The Varsity squad was lead by first year senior Noah Fritz. With a strong under-class team, next year promises much success. s 48 Cross Country Rocky Girls Forge Ahead FIRST ROW: Lisa Allison, Paula Heller, Debbie Adams, Geralynn Renner, Tina Thul, Freshman, Julie Andresen, Freshman. SECOND ROW: Evivian Smith, Sara Brick, Hallie McNamara, Jenny Martin, Cindy Tabbe, Brenda Milton, Liz Shyrach, Cathy Keen. THIRD ROW: Elaine Predmore, Tami Liv¬ ingston, Marla Ellis, Debbie Mar¬ tin, Connie Braner, Freshman, Freshman, Freshman, Ellen Potter. FOURTH ROW: Nancy Burkert, Cindy Guthrie, T.C. McGinnis, Kim Greenwood, Vicki Hodges, Freshman, Freshman, Freshman. FIFTH ROW: Margo Bennett, Julie Goodwin, Sandy Metcalf, Fresh¬ man, Freshman, Freshman, Lori Levin, Freshman. BACK ROW: Dwienice Mullenbrook, Belinda Bonsall, Coach Bonsall, Marilyn Fields (chaperone), Coach Wilson. Kim Greenwood, Margo Bennett, and Belinda Bonsall run for their life at practice. Jennifer Martin exibits great en¬ durance at practice. This is the forth year of competition for girls track at Rocky and the experience that the seniors and juniors have acquired should provide the team with good leadership. A squad of about 55 hope - fuls reported and should add depth in all events. Track 49 Batter Up! The Varsity Baseball Team included three re¬ turning seniors, and two juniors who played Varsity last year. Captains were Scott Allen and Guy Frank. Pitching for the Rocks was Doug Brieby. The team was predom¬ inately juniors. Fine pitching, with unity in the infield and outfield, made for a successful season. Members of the Varsity Baseball Team; FRONT ROW: Ken Hilder- brand, Marion Strickler, Mark Staes, Guy Frank, Doug Breiby, Scott Allen, Steve Daxon, Mana¬ ger Kevin Tanner. BACK ROW: Coach Carroll, Dave Riley, Frank Topping, Jim Franz, Tim Eagle, Jeff Pells, Mike Brown, Jeff Vogt, Coach Gorgal. Scott Allen shows that he can be pretty as a catcher... or is that pitcher? 50 Baseball £ mmw Sophomore Baseball Coach Gary Bender. Captain Guy Frank watches over Jim Franz and Jeff Vogt. Sophomore Baseball Team: Doug Franz, Richie Beam, Jack Knox. BACK ROW; Todd Miller, Randy Gunner, Tony Perkins, Mike Moore. Baseball 51 Three Make State Scoreboard Dixon SGD W Davenport West S W Alleman S W Sterling SGD L Moline S. W Davenport Central S W Galesburg SGD L UTHS S W Assumption SGD W Alleman SGD W Davenport West D W Moline D L Davenport Central D W UTHS D L Blazing through anoth¬ er winning season were the RIHS girls ' tennis team, with the season record of ten dual meet wins and four losses. The team had 153 straight conference wins before being defeated this fall. Returning home from district competition Connie Coin and Beth Adams placed first in doubles, with Cathy Coin placing second in singles. They also captured sec¬ ond in the Western Big 6 Tournament. Represent¬ ing RIHS in State competi¬ tion were Beth Adams, Cathy Coin, and Connie Coin. Off for state competition are Beth Adams, Cathy Coin, Connie Coin. Varsity Squad: Karen Caras, Beth Adams, Martha Kalina, Marla Press, Chris Coin, Debbie Shall- man, Connie Coin, Tracy Howie, Cathy Coin, Judy Simon. Tennis FRONT ROW: Marla Press, Karen Christenson, Tracy Dailey, Karen Caras, Cindy Frink, Lucia Kovacs, Judy Simon, Debbie Shallman. MIDDLE ROW: Chris Coin, Cathy Coin, Connie Coin, Debby Miers, Karie Larimer, Martha Bartlett, Kris Melaas, Karen Eggleson, Sue Newland, Sara McNamara. BACK ROW: Bev Collier, Beth Adams, Martha Kalina, Robin Bonnett, Emma Trackwell, Chris Otis, Lisa Sohl, Ginger Randerson, Tracy Howie, Mindy Leftstein, Lisa Birkel, Mary Love. Tennis 53 Male Netters Are Undefeated Kevin Dasso says, Shucks! after missing a shot. Junior Steve Miller looks ready for action. The Rock Island boy’s tennis team aced its fall season with a 5-0 record. The six top varsity spots were, in order, held by senior Craig McLaughlin, junior Scott McKissick, junior Steve Miller, senior Bill Doeckel, senior Mike Whan, and sophomore D. K. Pierson. The team also made a fine showing at the Quad- City Metro matches with Steve Miller taking first place in third division sin¬ gles and Mike Whan and Kevin Dasso winning the doubles competition. 54 Tennis FRONT ROW: Andy Vogel, Bill Pot- Jim Dorman, Marty Bruck, Mike Shawn Moore, Mitch Kopf, Bill ter, Steve Whan, D. K. Pierson, Moran, Mike Enstrom, Andy Bruck, Doeckel, Herb Schultz Ron Me - Scott McKissick, Greg Shoessel. Kevin Dasso, Jim Cozad. BACK Ginnis, Steve Miller, M e Whan, SECOND ROW: Craig McLaughlin, ROW: Coach George Varchola, Andy Gerstem, Coach David Wood. Tennis 55 Rocky Golfers Swing Into Action FRONT ROW: Lynn DeSmet, lisa Kettman, Karla Pollack BACK ROW: Lisa Franck, Amy Stone, Ann Jan¬ sen The Rock Island girls ' golf team finished their season with a 3-4 record in dual meets. The Rocks took third place in their conference, and third in the Quincy invitational. In the Quincy meet, Lynn DeSmet won medalist hon¬ ors. Lynn also was medal¬ ist at the Rock Island Dis¬ trict meet and the Western Big Six Conference meet. The team garnered second place in the District Tour¬ nament, fourth in the Big Six, and fourteenth in the State Tournament. 56 Golf Intense concentration is shown by Jay Carlson. Dave Koch keeps an eye on the ball at all times. In the 1976 fall season the boys ' var¬ sity golf team had a troubled start, but battled their way up in the Metro league meet to beat Assumption for fourth place. Leading the season for the almost all underclassmen team was Jay Carlson with an overall average of 41.17 strokes per nine holes. John Murrens followed with 41.88; Dave Koch, 42.29; Marion Strieker, 44.50; Jerry Powers, 44.94; and Jeff Dismer, the only sophomore starter for the varsity, with a 45.11. With the experience gained in the 1976 Fall season, the mighty Rocks should go far in the upcoming ' 77 Spring and Fall season. FRONT ROW: Bearl Bruffett, Blake Anderson, Larry Engrav, Allen Johnson, Mike Crowe, Jeff Johnson, Dave Scherling. BACK ROW: Tony Ranson, John Murrens, Marion Strickler, Dave Koch, Jay Carlson, Jeff Pow¬ ers, Jeff Dismer, and Tom Vetter. Scoreboard VARSITY MATCHES Bettendorf 152 vs. Al edo 167 vs. Galesburg 166 vs. JUNIOR VARSITY Bettendorf 164 vs. Bettendorf 227 vs. Galesburg 191 vs. Varsity team: Jeff Powers, Marion Strickler, Dave Koch, John Murrr- ens, Jay Carlson, and Coach Petruc- celli. RI RI RI RI RI RI 157 151 172 159 238 196 Golf 57 Cheerleaders Roll With The Rocks Wrestling Cheerleaders; Debbie Det- wiler, Donella Thompson, Teresa Carlson, Judy Schneider. 1976-77 Varsity Cheerleading Squad; Nena Bingamon, Susie Hadley, Terry Gorsuch, Cathy Coin, Wendy Kavensky. Cathy Coin smiles as the Rocks march to victory. Cheerleaders Cheerleaders 59 A relaxing moment is enjoyed by Principal Rieck. Mrs. Soukup grins at the recitation of her Spanish class. Coaches Jim Jet Johnstone and Fred Fredrichsen are amazed at what P.E. classes can produce. Each faculty and administra¬ tion member at Rock Island High School symbolizes a member of the learned profession. They de¬ vote their life to sharing knowle¬ dge for the building and strength¬ ening of the education of the students. The days are endless for the faculty, beginning early with a check of the mailboxes; a vein of communication between admin¬ istration and staff. Through these mailboxes come endless bulletins with news of successes and fail¬ ures. The day goes on after clas¬ ses end, with corrections and grading continuing into the even¬ ing. The devotion of the faculty and administration to RIHS is as endless as these days. The stu¬ dents are the symbol of their life and their hopes for the com¬ ing generations. 61 Citizens Vote In Seven Person Board Dr. William Kritzmire: Superin¬ tendent of Rock Island Public Schools. Darrell Biggs: Assistant Superin¬ tendent in charge of instruction. Lyle Forward: Assistant Superin¬ tendent in charge of Business. Edward Kline: V.I.P. Program. Harry Pells: School Board Mem¬ ber. Richard Black: School Board Mem¬ ber. Anita Murrens: School Board Mem¬ ber. Steven Clark: School Board Mem¬ ber. Student School Board Members Marc Beal, Ted Lardner, and Tom Love. 62 Faculty Dr. William Rieck, Principal Gary Ackerson, Assistant Prin- cipal-In charge of Attendance and Student Activities. Floyd Rose, Assistant Princi- pal-In charge of Discipline. Ellis Shaffer, Assistant Princi¬ pal-In charge of Curriculm. Jack Whan, Athletic Director confers with Joan Werthman, Athletic Business Manager. Marjorie Jones, Counselor Nancy Strohl, Counselor Earline Peterson, Counselor Sandra Stoit, Counselor Marguerite Pierce, Counselor Ronald Stevens, Counselor Faculty 63 Teachers Adams, Stewart: Special Education. Albracht, Ludwig: Industrial Arts. Allison, Richard: Drivers Education. Anderson, C. L.: Mathematics. Anderson, Larry: Business Edu¬ cation. Anderson, Virginia: English. Cope With Armstrong, Charles: Science. Armstrong, William: Social Studies. Bak, Aloysius: Industrial Arts. Ballard, Bonnie: Cooperative Eduation. Banfield, Arthur: Industrial Arts. Beard, Gregory: Study Hall. r s 64 Faculty Bevill, John: Cooperative Edu¬ cation. Bjorkman, Rose Ann: Coopera¬ tive Education. Black, Sandra: Health Educa¬ tion. Bio mb erg, John: Language Arts. Bonsall, Duane: Boys Physical Education. Bowman, Marijane: Language Arts. Faculty 65 66 Faculty Brauch, Ruth: English. Campbell, Linda: English. Carroll, John: Boys Physical Ed¬ ucation. Christensen, Dean: Reading Center. Christiansen, Lynn: Industrial Arts. Clark, Ben: Business Education. Clark, Ralph: Science. Conrad, Eleanor: English, WATCHTOWER. Using the overhead projector, Mr. Reed makes an important point. Davie, Nellie: Mathematics. Dennis, Phillip: Social Studies. DeTaeye, Donald: Drivers Edu¬ cation. Devinney, Donald: Cooperative Education. Dickerson, Ted: Social Studies. Fessler, Frank: English, Literary Magazine. Project Common Ground Staff: Chuck Dyson, Debbie Enlow, Noreen Lockett, Barb Rollerson. George Varchola. Faculty 67 In-Service Days - For New Curriculum Franck, George: Mathematics. Friedrichsen, Fred: Health Edu¬ cation. Gerber, Walter: Industrial Arts. Gorgal, Allan: Drivers Educa¬ tion. Hall, Dorothy: Science. 68 Faculty Henry, Deloris: Special Educa¬ tion. Hires, John: English, Acting. Holcomb, David: Vocal Music. Holmgren, Bill: Drivers Educa¬ tion. Horton, Virginia: Home Econo¬ mics. Janecke, Jerry: Social Studies. Johnson, Hugh: Social Studies. Johnson, Kenneth: Business Edu¬ cation. Model Me Staff: Chuck Dyson, Deb¬ bie Enlow, Rich Disanto. Faculty 69 Johnson, Marjorie: English. Johnstone, Janies: Boys Physical Educ ation. Jones, Lyle: Social Studies. Jones, Ruth: English. Kacsir, David: English. Klatt, Richard: Art. Kuhn, Marilyn: Home Econo¬ mics. Lange, Marcia: Girls Physical Education. Lillis, Sheila: Social Studies. McCann, Sam: Mathematics: McKavanagh, Sharon: Business Education. McLaughlin, Florence: Cooper¬ ative Education. 70 Faculty McMaster, George: Science. Malcolm, Eugene: Business Edu¬ cation. Melchior, Cletus: Social Stud¬ ies. Mickelson, Donald: Social Studies. Milton, Arthur: English. Mitchell, Loraine: Health Edu¬ cation. Motz, Robert: Science. Nelson, Russell: Industrial Arts. Neuerburg, L. P.: Business Edu¬ cation. Nicola, Cherie: Girls Physical Education. Norris, Janet: Home Economics. Oestreich, Charles: English. Faculty 71 Ostrom, Gary: Science. Perkins, Shirley: English. Peschang, Nicholas: English THE CRIMSON CRIER. Peterson, Marsha: English. Petruccelli, Dan F: Vocal Music Reed, Donald: Social Studies. Riley, Robert: Boys Physical Education. Robinson, Frank: Science. A typical pose for a teacher- Mrs. Anderson, loaded down with books. 72 Faculty Schultz, Chester: Drivers Edu¬ cation. Sellers, Richard: Industrial Arts Shell, Joyce: Language Arts. Sias, Richard: Social Studies. Soukup, Herlinda: Language Arts. Stone, John: Science. Thornton, Vivian: Home Eco¬ nomics . Trackwell, Emma: Girls Phys- cal Education Tsagaris, Clara: Language Arts 73 Faculty Attendance Secretaries Clanice Babcock, Louise Bigford, and Ethelda Wise. Gary Ackerson, Assistant Principal, with his Secretary, Mrs. Bigford. White, Charles: Art Wood, David: Mathematics. Youngquist, Frank: Drivers Ed¬ ucation. Shorthand , Verstraete, Don: Cooperative Education. Werthmarm, Joan: Mathema¬ tics. West, Patsy: English Typing , Scheduling, Record Faculty 74 ing . . : All Part Of A Secretary ' s Day VanEaton, Pauline: Librarian. Simmon, Florence: Librarian. Jenkins, Clara: Supervisor- Career Education Faculty 75 76 Faculty Behind-The-Scenes Personnel Keep Rocky Running School Secretaries, SEATED: Shir¬ ley Becker, Joan Gang SECOND ROW, Marilyn Thompson, Bonnie Ingolf THIRD ROW, Virginia Cloninger, Annette Iglehart, Mari¬ lyn Henson Security Officers, Mr. Leo Ford, Mr. Clifford Yeater, Mr. Earl Thompson, Mr. Preston Walker Mr. Scott Reid, Mr. Reynold Carlson, Mr. Wiliam Haneks Cafeteria Staff, SEATED: Mrs. Brutsche, M. Dunlap, A. Hannon, S. Mack, D. DeFauw, L. Nim- rick, M. Johnson. P. Simmer, A. Minteer, B. Wildermuth, D. Wales, L. Heggen, R. Jackson, L. Nacin, H. Jones, E. Eggen, V. Holgate. Custodians: SEATED: F. Wedeking, STANDING H. Carbis, H. Rotthier, and E. Nagel. Aaay, says Mr. Rose as the camera catches him. Faculty 77 The school year comes end and the many !s of teachers, rulers, J.s and tests fall be- Geralynn Renner is le of many who now y memories of 78 SENIORS Swim class is a time to do your own thing. Tennie Carson checks out the surf. Black Magic? No, it ' s Tony Scott. Gwen Wilson and Debbie Morrow ex¬ press different moods. As seniors we can see the times of growth and achievement blend into a year of togetherness, symbolized by die sharing of tears, hopes, joys and failures. As we prepare to separate and begin to live our own lives, we can be thankful for the many chances Rock Island High School has given us and proud of the accomplish¬ ments we have contributed for die future of our Alma Mater. 79 Mark Abolt Debra Adams Pamela Adams Terry Adamson Raymond Albrecht Robert Albrecht Scott Allen Laurie Altman Jeffrey A. Andresen Tracy K. Andrews Patricia Anguiano Elizabeth Appelquist Patricia Appelquist Marie J. Appleman Jacquelynn Kaye Arp Claudia Ausdal SENIORS Randall Bales Della Banks Dana Marie Barnett Margaret Barnett Bret Bateman Cynthia Bawmann Marc Beal Laurie Beardsley Debra Ann Beason Adrianne Beaudry Michael Beckwith Rodney BeDuhn Michael Bilicki Herman Lee Blackmon SENIORS — 81 Brian Scott Bledsoe Susan Blum Cynthia Boeye Karen Boughan Edward Boultinghouse Beth A. Bowes Mark Bowser Mary Brackervelt Jonnel Earl Bragg Jeffrey Brandenburg William Brandmeyer Cynthia Brattain Katrina Bratton Douglas M. Breiby Pamela S. Brill Carolyn M. Brown 82 SENIORS Debra J. Brown Wanda Brown Brad Bussard Jane Butterworth Richard Cacari Lori Callahan Andy Clyde Capps James Carlson Roger Carlson Diana Carothers Liesa Carpentier Timothy Carr Tennie Carson Randy Cartwright 84 Crystal Cheers Randall Christie Tammi L. Church Kathleen Clark Ronald Cline Jeffrey Cobbs James Cockerill Michael Cohen Constance Coin Charles Cole Tammy Cole Beverly Collier Jerry Collins Meg L. Collins Debby Conicella Christine Cook SENIORS Bernard J. Cozad Ronald Crawford Tammie Crouse David Crowe Matthew Crum Sharon Crumly Barbara Cullison Charles Cushman Christina Daligee Katrina A. Dasso Kevin Dasso Linda Dasso Sandra Davis Shane Davis Judy Sundquist Daxon Michael DeBacker 85 SENIORS Dean Degarmo Kenneth Dennis Charlene Melissa DePauw Charlotte Maxine DePauw Pamela DeSpain Christine De Witte Caroline Diaz Diana Dieterich Ronnie Dietsch Dawn Dilley Lisa Dingeldein Scott Dobereiner Benjamin L. Doeckel Robert Doeckel William Doeckel Karen Doherty 86 _ SENIORS Pamela Dusenberry David Each James Eagle Lawrence Eastland Julie Marie Ebert Rose Eberts Rond a Edgar Raymond Edwards Barbara Egan Karen Egeberg Richard Ehrmann Susan Michele Elder 87 SENIORS SENIORS Debra Ford Kelly Forest Clint England Elaine Engles James Engman Todd Engstrom Eric Fields Steven Fields Jackie Firth Janeice Fisher Anita Erickson Fawn Farmer Cynthia Lynn Farrance Tammy Fawcett Michelle Flack Donald Flores Jesse Flores Keith Foehrkolb Daniel Foutch Patti Foutch Charles F. Fox Lisa Franck Guy Frank Craig Freeland Susan Freeman Scott Friedrichsen Noah Fritz Julie Fussell Dale Ganaway Tena Marie Gartner David Gatheright JoLeta Gatton Randy German Dean Gerstein 89 SENIORS 90 Margaret Gibson Sally Goreth Terry Gorsuch Robert Gosney Jeffrey Grabau Julie Green Richard Green Charlene Gregory Shelly Greim Don Gretting Carl Griffin Jeanne Grossell Sharon Guide nzoph Raymond Guss Cindy Guthrie Lisa Gutierrez SENIORS Todd Hadley Lisa Hall Phillip Hall Sara Haller Rebecca Hallgren Michael Hammond Gary Hankins Karl Hannah Cecilia Ackerman Hanssen Robert T. Harding Lisa Harkey Cheryl Harris Kristie G. Harris Phyllis Hasson Valerie Hathaway Vanessa Haynes 91 SENIORS Beth Heraing Vickey J. Hendren Clifford Henry Sylvia Faye Hester Bibian Geneva Hickman Bennie Hicks Carl Hill Jamie Hill Sandra Hill Paul Joseph Hiner Randal Hodson Gail Ann Hoegerl Gail Hoffman Valerie Hollowell Amber Hoover Judith Hoskins SENIORS Kim Houlton Barney Hudson 92 Michael Johnson Patti Johnson SENIORS Linda Jackson Ann Jansen Jane Jensen Diane L. Jingst Elizabeth Jinks Tina M. Joannides Brent Johnson Eric G. Johnson Annegret Huebsch Patricia Huff Mary B. Hughes Sherry L. Hughes Linda Denise Humphrey Kevin Jacks Fay Jackson Kevin Jackson Walter Johnson Curtis Vincent Jones Wendy Kavensky Linda Kean Patrick Henry Kelly Shawn Kelly Edith Louise Kemble Paul T. Kenney Rebecca Kent Jeffrey R. Kerres Beverly J. Kester Lisa Kettman Lisa Margaret Kiefer Connie Kimball Jill Kimbel Carol King 94 SENIORS Lane Koester Lisa Koester Melissa Kovacs Robert Kritzmire Steven Kulig Jean Lacke Terrence Langston David T. Lardner Ward G. Larsen Laura Larson Belinda Lawhom Mark Layer Terrance Leigh Jane Lerame Nancy Leatherman David Lee Terri Lee Anna Lefstein SENIORS 95 Tina Lewis Donna Lincoln Marcey Lindeman Lisa Lindsey Roberta Dale Liston Tom Long John T. Love Betsy Lowery 96 SENIORS Roaland McGinnis Scott McGinnis Sue McGrath Craig McLaughlin Rita Machmer Terrie Margan Andrew Marshall Cynthia Martin Edward Martinez David Marx Jacqueline Marx Susan Mates Kurt Matherly Dennis Royce Meagher Marilyn Metcalf Natalie J. Meyer SENIORS 97 Jerry Miller Lisa Miller Martha Miller Patricia Miller Robert Milligan Susan Milligan Tatiana E. Minot Ronald Mirr Kerry Mitchell Patricia Mockraore Jeffrey Moffitt Cheryl Mohr Hollis Monroe Shawn Moreno Jill Moritz Jon Morrison 98 SENIORS Linda Morrison Sandra Morrison Pamela Nelson Tamara Nelson Scott Newland Mary Newswander Max Onderbeke Susan O ' Neill Deborah Morrow Delores Morton Linda Moser Jill Moss age Marybeth Musick Midge Neal Sally Nefzger Brent Nelson Lisa Nightingale Cynthia Nothdorf Robert Nusbaum David Ogburn SENIORS 99 Scarlet Ortiz Kristen Otis Lisa Ovens Gary Pace Elizabeth Parker Regina Patterson Brian Payton Lynn Peters Richard Peters Randall Peterson Thomas Peterson Kevin Petit Gary Phillips Alvin Pickett Charles Pierce Kristen Pirch SENIORS 100 Kimberly Porter Peggy Porter William Potter Steven Price Connie Proehl Bonnie Pruett Eddie Pulliam William Putnam David Radloff JoAnn Rakus Montgomery Ramierz William Ramsdale Ginger Randerson Beth Rapsilber Kenneth Rasmussen Daniel Ray 101 SENIORS 102 Bruce Reisman Geralynn Renner James Resch Deann Rice Cindy Roate John Roach Robin Robb Dennis Robbins Ted Robbins Tamara Rodenberg James Rosenthal Rodney Rossow Bette Roth Rita Ruckman Vicki Rudd James Sacco SENIORS Bette Schamp Craig Scharer Steven Schaubroeck Kerri Scherrer James Schmitt Jill Schmitz Drew Schneider Mary Ann Schrempp Kevin Schweinburger Leann Scott Tony Scott Victoria Scott Sally Scranton Morton Shallman Pamela Sharp David Sheldahl 103 SENIORS 104 Diane Sims Linda Sisco Thomas Sivill Verna Slach Sharon Sleeper Jimmie Smart Billy Smith Bruce Smith Chris Smith Evevian Smith Judy Smith Lori Smith Larry Snyder Laura Soltow Scott Spah Lewis Sparks SENIORS Daniece Steele Thomas Steele Timothy Steger Michael Henry Sterling Cheryl Stevens Brenda Stevenson Cheryl Stewart Randy Stigers Susan Amy Stone Ann Stradley Susan Straw Kristine Strayer Cheryl Strickler Ronnie Summers Laurie Swartz Lorene Tacey 105 SENIORS 106 Roy Taylor Brenda Teague Cynthia Teeter Tarvis Terry Kirk Theus Donnie Thomas Mark Thoren Gunilla Thorsson Christine Thul Ronald Tiedge David Tipple Scott Tooley Joseph Topping Cassandra Tripilas Michael Troll Helen Tucker SENIORS Elizabeth Turner William Ulfig Gregory Vance Vanesa VanDeVoorde Zachary VanDeVoorde Shelly Vann Annette Vaughn James Vaughn Charlene Vesey Marc Voltz Jean Waddell Tamara Walker Robert Walters Steven Ward Larry Warren Teresa Watson Linda Weber Kenneth Wedertz SENIORS Kathy Weingartz Vera Wells Randall Welser Steven Welsh Cheryl West Mariann Westerbeck Michael Whan Sandra Whan Alvin Wheaton David Wherry Laura White Robert Brian White Judy Wickenburg Penny Wickert Cindy Wilburn Pamela Wilker 108 SENIORS Kenneth Williams Mike Wilson Susan Wilson Carrie Winger Marcia Winn Sandra Winter Daniel Wittig Robin Woest Beth Wright Brent Wynn Christopher Wynn Carolyn Young DeWitt Young Kristine Yuris Darrin Zahringer James Zawada Sherree Zimmerman Lynette Zirbes 109 SENIORS Pictures Not Available Pamela Albertson Greg Anderson Judy Angel Caleb Anthony Kent Appe 1 John Baxter Robert Bell Susan Bishop Jerry Bleyaert David Boldt Joanne Boyd Duane Burrill Terrance Calloway Ricardo Cantu Susan Carter Bruce Chandler Teresa Christensen Larry Clark Dennis Congdon George Corelis Gary Dobbler Larry Douglas Diana Downing Howard Dunn Sally Dykes Jeffrey Elsbury William Enlow Joseph Foster Jane Fryxell David Glider Mary Goins Harold Hall Kim Hardin Tracy Heath Juanita Hickman Arthur Jackson Williams Johnson Bruce Johnston Larry Johnston Abraham Jones John Jones Valerie Jones Marsha Kettering Richard King Eric Lambach Dale Lange 1 William Lee Roy Lindsey Billy Long Marilyn McClary Teresa McCormick Brian McGinnis Gary Me In tire Jerry McKinney Gary McMullen Joan Mayberry Michael Miskowicz Monte Montgomery Charles Newton Robert Nichols Christine Nolan Rebecca Northcutt Joyce Orr James Overton Dennis Quick Jayson Rebello Ronald Rennert Shirley Rice Robert Salais Mark Schaab Elaine Scott Peggy Self Erik Sirevaag Larry Smith Nolan Smith Thomas Watson John Weingartz Charles Wilkerson Wayne Wilkins Robert Wolters LeAnn Zentic 110 Seniors The last home football game brings tears and memories for seniors Barb Cullison, Judy DeBruyne and Sue El¬ der. Oh, you ' ve got to be kidding ! exclaims Jim Sacco. Penny Wickert works diligently pre¬ paring for the car caravan. A Time For Thought, A Time To Cherish Profound memories of the Rock lin¬ ger in the minds of foreign exchange students Annegret Huebsch, Helen Tucker and Gunilla Thorsson. What ' s in the mind of Jody Kester? Senior girls Karen Egeberg, Becky Hallgren and Lisa Kettman are a classic example of school spirit. 112 Seniors Reflections Of The Last Time Seniors 113 i Martian dress up day provided a chance for Kathi Rudd to show the I real her. Steve Michielsens works at improv¬ ing his carving skills. Karen Lelonek thinks about how long it took her to fix her hair; and how much longer it will take it to get back to normal. Do you ever feel down in the mouth? Beth Fisher certainly doesn ' t. Together as the junior class, we reflect on a year of maturing, new exper¬ iences and planning-both for the future of our school and our individual lives. As we grow and become a strong class, we prepare for the exciting years ahead of us while showing thankfulness for the bene¬ fits Rock Island High School has given us with our various achievements. Something catches Pam Wickert ' s eye at the Homecoming game. Annette Ackerson Brenda Adams Julie Agy Tammy Allen Robin Allender Martin Allison Rudy Almanza Ferdie Alvarez Brenda Anderson Charles Anderson Greg Anderson Matthew Anderson Miriam Anderson Penny Anderson Judy Andrews Kent Angell Eddie Appelquist Rudy Applegate Steve Applequist Wyatt Argo Nancy Argue Brad Arndt Joe Arnold Mike Arp Melody Artz Laura Ausdal Darryl Avery Andy Axup Tim Ayer Glenda Babers Tyrone Babers Joe Baldridge Debbie Balliu Timotny Banks Amber Barbee Louann Barkallow Linda Barker Alan Barnes Dana Barnett Robert Barnett r 116 Juniors Jamey Barrett Mike Barton Penny Baumann Toni Beal Jay Beaver Gregoy Beck Tom Bedunn Kevin Begyn Janice Bell Margot Bennett Mark Benson Teresa Benson Ruth Ann Beswick Sandy Biermann Nena Bingaman Lisa Birkel Jim Bishop Lori Black Russell Black Charles Bland Rita Bland Susan Blaser Kelly Bledsoe Jill Bleuer Sue Bleuer Marv Bleudom Mark Bohannon Fred Bolio Douglas Bond Robin Bonnett Belinda Bonsall Angela Booras Ron Booth Jim Boswell Tim Bowes Scott Boyer Alvina Bradley Marstain Bradley Greg Braid Pam Brandmeyer Juniors 117 Rocky Juniors Have Spirit Steve Brandt Kim Brasmer Jeff Brems Jackie Brooks Mary Brooks Mike Brown Marty Bruck Berll Bruffett John Bryant Dale Buchman Rachelle Burkert Scott Burkhead Tom Bums John Burton Dawn Burwell Laurie Butts Leslie Butts Jeff Calloway Brenda Calmer Karyn Campbell Kathy Campbell Missy Capitanni Penny Carlile Jay Carlson Teresa Carlson Tom Carson Andrea Carpentier Jim Carper Dawn Carrillo Cindy Cartwright Kathy Carver Chuck Chamberlain Juniors girls re-live their child¬ hood memories. 118 Juniors Gail Chandler Robert Cherry Scott Chesling Teresa Childs Debbie Chisholm Lisa Christensen Julie Christiansen Kelly Christofferson Charles Clark Kerry Clark Linda Clason Ada Clay Dan Cleaveland Anthony Clemens Craig Coatney Cathy Coin Kristi Collins Richard Collins Barb Conley Mike Conrad Mark Cook Mark Cooper Mark Cooprider Gene Copenhaver Mark Cotton Donna Criddle Dave Crookshanks De Ann Crouch Loren Crownover Sharon Crumley Lisa Curtiss Joe Dailey Chris Damewood Bill Baniels Wendy Danielson Shirley Darland Aaron Darrell Pete Dasso Todd Dasso Lisa Davies David Davis Teresa Davison Patricia Dawkins Steve Daxon Tammy Daxon Jerry Dean Kathy Decker Julius DeFauw Tim DeGeeter Joe DeLaRosa Cindy DeMott Tony Dennis Rodney Derrick Lynn DeSmet Debbie Detwiler Dan DeWitte Lorraine Dixon Kari Docnerty Mike Doeckel Glen Doerr Tim Donrer Cynthia Donelson Tom Donnelly Jay Doran Juniors 119 Theresa Doyle Lori Duncan Donna Dunn Tim Eagle Lori Eckhardt Diana Eddy Steve Edell Diana Edmonson David Edwards Lisa Edwards Dan Egan Eric Eliason Peggy Elliott Marie Ellis Lynn Ellis Tim Ely Peggy Emerson Vicki Engleman Michael Enstrom Michelle Esparza Debby Essary David Estell Sarah Evans Kim Ewing Curtis Faith Pam Farrance Martin Farrell Tanya Feam Kathy Feldhan Sam Fentress Karen Figg Sharon Figg Beth Fisher Lori Flores Mark Foley Scott Ford Greg Fordham Melody Foster Tom Fout Ed Fox 120 Juniors Rhea Frank Cheryl Franks Richard Franks Pam Frankville Jim Franz Harriet Galex Margo Gardner Hugo Garza Ray Gathright Robert Gauley Jim Gekas Linda Genz Doug Gerber Andy Gerstein Debbie Gimm Christine Gluck Suzanne Gonse Julie Goodwin Tracy Goold Mark Gosney Dan Gottwalt Kathy Grahlman Dawn Gramenz Lees a Gray Connie Green Linda Green Scott Greenleaf Donald Greenwood Tim Griffen Bob Grimm Diane Grisham Sandy Groyan Charlie Guthrie Patti Haas Julie Hackett Linda Hafeman Lynnette Hall Ronald Hall Mark Halx Sarah Hammen Laurie Handelman Kassie Hannah Chris Hansen Beth Hansen Patricia Hanson Reginald Harkless Craig Hannon Annette Hart Walter Harvey Jill Hawkins Tim Hawkins Linda Hayes Deborah Headley Cythia Heard Sherry Heath Lana Hefter Yvette Henderson Tracy Hendrichson Cindy Henning Charles Henson Dave Hergert Debbie Hewett Lori Hickerson Bibian Hickman Rhonda Hill Lisa Hinrichsen Carol Hodson Rick Holland Kennette Holland Ardith Holmgrain Brad Hood Tom Hooks Lynda Hoots Brenda Hopley Marty Hoteling Rickey Hoskins Edward Housby Peggy Huber Jeff Hudson Duane Hughes Doris Huisman 122 Juniors Looks like Greg Schoessel is more interested in Beth Fisher than in the football game. Mary Humphrey Julie Hurt Jeff Ingram Eric Jackson King Jackson Mary Jackson Annette Jasiota Adam Jawoisz Jim Jech Ray Jefferson Curtis Jenkins Michael Jenkins Patty Jenkins Wayne Jingst. Dennis Johnson Donna Johnson George Johnson Jackie Johnson Kathy Johnson Lorie Johnson Michael Johnson Susan Johnson Van Johnson Eddie Jones Mary Jones Martha Kalina Jerry Keim Melanie Kelly Chris Kelly Dorothy Kelly Casey Kenney Lisa Kenney Kathy Keman Gary Kilgard Jayne Kimbel Phil King Mark Kirkhove Vicki Kissel Kathy Klinkenberg Shannon Koberstein David Koch Kenneth Kohl Mitchel Kopf Jane Kotecki Tim Krakovec Mike Krug Annette Kump Cindy Lafever Juniors 123 Scott Langston Mike Lannen Karie Larimer Sheila Lassiter Susan Lassiter Jeff Lawrence Jetrina Lawton Tish Leisure Karen Lelonek Mike Lenger Tim Lenser Lori Levin Ramni Levy Kathy Undley Brett Lindsey Chris Lofgren Sharon Logan Ray Lomas Linda Long Rodney Long Kathy Lord Debbie Love Gay Lundy Mary Ann Lyle Mitch Lyon Driesst McAdams Diane McCarthy Glenda Me Clary Alline McClendon Roland McCorkle Donny McDuffie Patricia McGinnis Patrick McGinnis Mark McKamey Sherry McKee Kandi McKinley But the locker combination is not that hard! exclaims Laura Oestreich. Sm ' M ‘ f VI 124 Juniors Scott McKissick Kirk McKnight Marty McManus Connie Mackey Ken Mackey Sheryl Maggio Lance Malban Jason Maltby Kevin Manley Donna Marquis Brian Marshall Marilyn Marshall Brad Martin Diane Martin Jeff Martin Jerry Martin Steve Miller Vicki Miller Marty Mills Bob Minard Louis Misfeldt Brad Mlekush Tina Mockmore Cheryl Moellering Cindy Moore Danny Moore i John Martin Marcia Mates Mark Maxwell Starrlynn May Donald Mayberry Barb Melaas Pete Mendoza Rick Mendoza Kevin Metz Gregory Meyers Steve Michielson Harrison Mickeal Rickey Miles Deborah Miller Marta Jo Miller Michael Miller Juniors 125 Give It To ' Em Good! Don ' t worry juniors! The boys gym class is farther away than you think. Deanna Moore Sabrina Moore Shawn Moore John Morgan Doug Mooris Calvin Morrison Charlotte Morrow Vince Morrow Robert Mowery Mindy Mueller Kim Mulkey Robin Mullens Wyatt Mulvey Tammy Munson Steve Murga John Murphy Melody Murphy Cathy Murray John Murrens Raymond Muskeyvalley Hey Margot Bennett, watch where you ' re pointing that hose! 126 Juniors The junior float roasts their falcon with the help of Marta Miller, Heather Pollner and Ramni Levy. Debbie Neeley Marci Neff Para Nelson Rick Nelson Beth Newcomb Randy Newswander Bill Nichols Gayle Nicholson Tammy Nies Jim Nightengale Karen Nikulski Sharon Nimmers Allan Norris Kelly Northcutt Loredia Nunn Yvette Nunn Laura Oestreich Dennis Olson Duane Olson Jon Orr Melody Ortiz Paul Qrtrand David Ostrom Lisa Ovens Juniors 127 Cynthia Overton Laura Pauwels Benjamin Pierson Heather Pollner Rudy Ramos Carol Palmer Rodney Payne Art Pippert Christine Pouder Richard Ramser Scott Chesling looks memorably back on his junior year. Mike Paper Donna Park Terry Patrick Debbie Patronagio Jody Patterson Jeff Pells Aaron Peters Cynthia Pettie Pamela Philliber Rick Phillips Bill Pittman Mitch Pratt Neil Rick Steve Prebyl Randerson Plaisance Tim Pressly Gloria Randle Kevin Platt Kathy Radloff Jim Rangel Mark Plotke Monty Jacki Rankin Karla Pollack Ramierez Laura Rasmussen 128 Juniors Kurt Redenbo Marie Rennert Mike Rennert Shirley Resler Kevin Reynolds Peggy Reynolds Jacki Richardson Debbie Rickey Kim Rickey Dave Riley John Robertson Jeff Roessler Allen Romine Richard Rosenbaum Brad Rosenthal Lisa Rossow Greg Rowe Julie Rowe Dale Ruckman Kathi Rudd Debbie Rumler Sue Sabbe Brian Sambdman Cindy Sampson Bill Sandbothe Deanna Sapp Jay Schafer Jesse Schaich Debbie Scharer Vicki Scheer Jean Schipper Ann Schissel Judy Schneider Greg Schoessell Terry Sc homer Herbert Schultz Gwen Scott Mike Scott Peggy Scudder Laurie Sears Robin Seefieldt Melissa Sexon Sue Seyb Chester Shaffer Juniors 129 Lori Shapiro David Sharp Bob Sheesley Judy Sheil Tony Shivers Kevin Simmons Linda Simmons Eric Skoglund Verna Slach Julie Smith Lauri Smith Tom Smith Tracy Smith John Snowden Lisa Sohl John Soike Tim Sparkman Tom Sparkman Marsha Spates Laurie Sprawe Tracey Spurgetis Mark Staes Paul Stanforth Steve Stetson Gloria Stevens Rick Stevenson Cindy Stewart Tim Stockton Jeff Stone Melody Stoneburg Marion Strickler Carrie Strieder Kathy Stropes Joseph Studer Pat Swartzfager Sharon Swenson Linda Synan Rhonda Synan Tricia Tague Carol Talik Cheryl Talik Kevin Tanner Cheryl Taylor David Taylor John Taylor Lita Taylor Ruth Taylor Greg Teague Kenneth Tetter Coit Templeton Brad Thomas 130 Juniors Donella Thompson Wanda Thornton Sarah Thurston Lori Tittle Belinda Tolliver Frank Topping Lori Trent Mike Trent Ellen Tsagaris Debra Tucker Michael Tumlin Jerry Turnbaugh Audie Turner Brenda Ullrich Pam Vance Mike Van De Pritte Marie Vann Kevin Vann Fred Veasey Steve Verhille Terri Verstraete Steve Vinar Kyle Voelcker Jeff Vogt Mitzi Voorhis Dona Waggoner Willis Wagner Dory Wahlheim Scott Walker Bill Walker Dan Weber Randy Webster Tim Weed Karen Weingartz Cindy Welch Tom Wells Janice West Ronda West Danny Westerbeck Gayla Westerfield Chuck Westmoreland Doug Westmoreland Gary Wetherell Kevin Whitcomb Roxanne Whitcomb Pam Wickert Jim Wickwire Karla Wiggins Mark Wilcox Danny Wiley Tom Wiley The junior gym class trembles with fear when Miss Trackwell speaks. Juniors 131 Connie Wilkins Annette Williams Charles Williams Kelly Wise Phil Young Kathy Yungen Lori Zawada Sue Zeglin John Zimmer 132 Juniors Looking at her reflection in the water, this junior girl gazes into her future. Pictures Not Available Alan Angel Cletus Eugene Eastwood Janet Hooks Sandra Metcalf Michael Shields Henry Arrington Peggy Sue Ebert Linda Humphrey Scott Moritz Stuart Shuck Michael Berg Patricia Eckert Dennis Hurry Michael Myers Linda Sims Craig Berryman Michael Eklof Matthew Irwin Scott Nesseler Diana Slack Paul Blakley Norm Fitch Pamela Johnston Kevin Newswander Kevin Smith Scott Bopes Tim Gano Delores Kelly Theresa Paul Mary Solis Robert Bower Douglas Garrison Dona Lam Brian Payton Clark Stewart Rick Braxton Jo Leta Gatton Ricky La May Michael Phelps Jeffrey Stone Ronnie Bristol Danny Ghys Darryl Lawson Kenneth Phillips Anthony Van Strickland Sandra Brocksieck Robert Gilmore Haywood Lee J r. Wilma Pierce Timothy Swanson David Brown Henri Glasby Lester Lewis Cynthia Pohlman Gregory Vance Wanda Brown Jarvis Grant Shawn Lomas Gerald Powers Richard Ward Isaac Colvin Ralph Gray Thomas Long Rhonda Rangel Dupee Welcome Nhieu Thi Dang Elizabeth Green Deborah Love Charles Reed Pierre Welcome Nora Lynn Darby Gwendell Hall Valerie McCoy Kenneth Reyes Barbara Wells Gary De Leu Larry Hall Sandra McCullough Shirley Rice Vera Wells Paul Dismer Guy Hayes Patrick McGinnis Barry Riddell Jeffrey Whitcomb Allan Douglas La Vern Hayes Helen McWilliams Teresa Robinson Laura White Krystal Douglas Joe Healy David Markillie Carla Rock Gwen Wilson Doug Downing Diane Cantu Helton Anette Marshall Terry Schomer Greg Wyers Elainea Drowns Paulette Hicks Mark Maynard Mary Schrempp Martin Young Juniors 133 Sometimes our mind wonders, as does Nancy Foehrkolb ' s. Karen Caras and Shelly Wright get a helping hand during Biology class. It seems Dennis Morton has found something of interest in his micro¬ scope. As sophomores we proudly conclude a year of maturing, new changes and hard work. For the first time we have come togeth- er as a class to prove our worth with new ideas. To¬ gether, we plan the future of Rock Island High School and begin to hope for and Sophomores Face Mirror Experiences Selecting which bite next proves to be a hard decision for Angelia Dunigan. The day ' s menu doesn ' t appeal to Debbie Buckalleu. Abel, Karen Adams, Dana Aden, Denise Allison, Lisa Anderson, Abolt, Craig Adams, Albrecht, Andereck, Blake Adams, Keith Monica Kathleen Beth Adams, Albrecht, Anders, Adams, Norine Nancy Matthew Coethe Adams, Paul Allison, Andersen, Julie Chad Anderson, Denise Anderson, Macheal Anderson, Roxane Anderson, Scott Angell, Bruce Anthony, Matthew Appelquist, Christopher 136 Sophomores Appelquist, Deborah Appleman, Shelagh Archie, Curtis Argo, Lisa Atkins, Tracy Attwood, Laurie Babers, Judy Bahnks, Beth Baily, Bill Baker, LaVerne Baker, Linda Baker, Marcell Baker, Patricia Banks, Charles Barlang, Curtis Barnes, Lisa Barnes, Randall Barnett, Glen Bartlett, Martha Bartman, Kathy Baugh, Leon Bausal, Randy Beal, Eric Beam, Richard Beason, Bengston, Bennett, Judy Bemal, Black, Gloria Cathy Benson, Francis Loddie Beaudry, Bengston, Steve Beserra, Blair, Eric Debbie Benton, John Romeo Dwayne Bell, Benham, Berberich, Birrell, Blair, Karen Elizabeth Benfield, Bethann Debra Bennett, Angela Raymond Carlton Bishop, James Bland, Troy Sophomores 137 Sophies Meditate On Future Plans Bleurer, John Bleyaert, Jody Blick, Mary Boetje, James Bolden, Peggy Bolton, Rhonda Bower, Anthony Bowling, Glen Bowman, Anne Bowser, Janet Boyd, Jodi Boyd, John Boyd, Joyce Bragg, Rose Branch, Scott Brandmeyer, Mary Braxton, Rick Brick, Sarah Brolander, Sheryl Brooks, Terry Brown, Richard Brown, Timothy Bruck, Andrew Bruggeman, Beth Libby Goldmen clowns around Brugman, during the Homecoming parade. Steve Buchman, Ronald Buckallew, Deborah Buckley, Teresa Budelier, Burkert, Cacari, Ron Campbell, Chris Nancy Cain, Mark Tammy Bugay, Burrage, Callahan, Caras, Karen David Willie Michael Carleton, Bullock, Bush, Rickey Campbell, Cheryl Rachel Butcher, Scott Carlson, Bunch, Wesley Troy Velda 138 Sophomores Carper, Michele Carstens, Craig Carver, Melva Carver, Ronald Chambers, Danielle Chambers, Lori Chandler, Tina Chaplin, Timothy Charleston, Carol Chesling, David Christensen, Karen Christensen, Randy Christian, Betty Christner, Kathy Clark, Matthew Clark, Richard Clay, Eileen Clemons, Michael Coffey, Rickey Cole, Debra Cole, Lisa Collins, Gregory Combs, Bernice Combs, Patricia Congdon, Brian Cook, Susan Cotton, Kathleen Coyne, Scott Crawford, Tyrun Creekmore, Tobi Crosby, Donna Crouse, Michael Crowe, Crum, Julie Michael Cullen, Crowe, Laure Randy Cullison, Dailey, Linda Tracy Culp, Sharyl Dale, William Darwin, Mark Dasso, Kurtiss Davis, Brenda Davis, Terry Sophomores 139 Drovesky, Thomas Dunigan, Angelia Dupont, Michael Dutler, Scott Eberts, Ernest Eckermann, Barbara Eckhardt, Michael Eckles, Francis Edwards, Donna Edwards, Susan Eggleson, Karen Eliason, Karl Eli as on, Kent Elliott, Penny Ellis, Joyce Ellis, Marla Engle, Julie Engh, Randall English, David Engrav, Larry Engstrom, Mark Enstrom, Curt Erickson, Gary Euell, Letha Evans, Jennifer Evans, Mark Ewing, Jacqueline Ewing, Marie Fagan, James Ferm, Barrett Fields, Michael Finley, Carlton Dawkins, Stephanie Daxon, Ann DeMeyer, Gary Dehgler, Victor Dennis, Douglas DeSpain, Teresa Dickerson, Carolyn Dieterich, Lori Dingeldein, Paul Dirck, Kerry Dismer, Jeffrey Dixon, Patricia Dixon, Tanya Donelson, Glen Donnelly, Lori Dorian, Yvonne Dorman, James Dorman, Steve 140 Sophomores Foster, Foy, Penny Ford, Sally Jeanie Frank, Fordham, Foster, Douglas Kimberly Linda Fredrickson, Forest, Julie Fout, Cynthia Sue Galley, Fry, Jill Nancy Frees, Lisa Frye, Alfred Cano, Lisa Fries, Lori Fuller, Gardner, Fritts, Susan Joseph Linda Garrard, Tony Garrison, Dianna Geiger, Paul Genz, Dina Gerber, Donald Ghys, Angela Ghys, Lori Gibbs, Charles Gilmore, James Gilmore, Timothy Gipe, Doug Glass, Dennis Goldberg, Terri Golden, Elizabeth Gonzales, Michelle Goodman, June Gordon, Corey Gorodetzer, Martin Grabau, Brian Graham, Mary Grawe, Julie Greenwood, Kim Greer, John Greim, David Sophomores 141 Gross, Patti Guldenzopf, Larry Guldenzopf, Mary Gulick, Billy Gunter, Randel Gustafson, Deborah Gutting, Jacqueline Hadley, Dawn Hall, Carol Hanshaw, Marc Hanson, lisa Hanson, Roxanne Hanson, Russell Hardin, Michael Hare, Nellie Harmon, Craig Harrelson, Terrance Hartung, Jo Haskins, Steven Hayes, Jeri Haynes, Thomas Head, Cii Heard, Shirley Hearn, Sheila Heath, Katherine Heggen, Randall Heitz, John Heller, Charles Heller, Christopher Henderson, Will Hendrix, Jeffrey Henning, Kathy Hensley, Dennis Henson, Mickie Hergert, Michele Herr, Gary Herrera, Xochitl 142 Sophomores Pebbles Work Hard, Play Hard Hershman, Scott Hester, Gail Hickman, Gregory Hill, Carolyn Hill, Dennis Hill, Randall Hill, Sandra Hillsamer, Nancy Hipskind, Robert Hodges, Victoria Hoefle, Fred Hoing, Bobbie Hollars, Alfred Hollars, Paul Hoover, Kim Horton, Jill Hoskins, Eamice Housby, Therese Howell, Lyle Hudson, Naomi Hughes, Octavia Huntley, Michael Hurt, Andrea Hurt, Angela Iglehart, Jackson, Jackson, Jech, Jeffrey Johnson, Amy Karen Rennette Jeffery, Alan Inman, Ty Jackson, Jansen, John Mary Johnson, Iversen, Eric Keith Janssen, Jensen, Bonnie Jacks, Todd Jackson, Thomas Robert Johnson, Michael Jawoisz, John Jett, Cassandra Jackson, Reginald Johnson, Reginald Elihue Jr. Secluded thoughts preoccupy Jo Ann Hartung ' s mind. Sophomores 143 Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Jones, Eric Jeannine Kimberly Johnson, Lisa Sally Anthony Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Jones, Fred Jeffrey Lenard Mark Stevie Victor Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Johnston, Karlix, James Julie Leon Matthew Carolyn Kathleen Daniece Leigh in a pensive moment during a game. Karzin, Kelly, David Kincaid, Katina Kent, Ricky John Kelly, Allie Kieffer, Lori Kindschuh Kelly, Kathy Brandon King William Kinnan, Knox, John Katrina Kovacs, Kloster, Lucia Sherry Krasner, Kludy, Mark Kathleen Beth Sherrer questions the latest gossip from Karen Caras. 144 Sophomores Kritzmire, Barrett Kutsunis, Angela LaMay, James Lampkin, Glen Lampkin, Kevin Lardner, Peter Lawhom, Virginia Lawver, Crystal Layer, Katherine Ledbetter, Dennis Lefstein, Mindy Leigh, Daniece Leisure, Dale Lenser, Donald Leonard, Thomas LeVan, Kevin Levin, Laynn Lewis, Deanna Lewison, Roger Lidell, Althea light, Mary Livengood, Lynn Lizdas, Penny Lomas, Scott Lomax, Arthur Long, Terry Looney, Harold Lopez, Maria Lopez, Patricia Love, Mary Lovett, Brenda Luckenbihl, Thomas Luloff, Rebecca Lundholm, Susan Lundy, Barbara Lynch, Gerald McAllister, Sherry McBride, Marilyn McCann, Sandra McCaw, Katie McClendon, Barbara McCorkle, Deborah McCormick, Sally McCoy, Dolley Sophomores 145 A load of pebbles roll down Sec¬ ond Avenue. McDaniel, Denise McDaniel, Kay McFarland, Kathy McGluen, Reginald McKamey, Mark McKee, George McKinney, Donald McKinney, Joy McKinney, Patricia McKnight, Crystal McNamara, Hallie McNamara, Sarah McWilliams, Willie Madden, Glenda Maggio, Johnna Maltby, Russell Manley, Lorrie Markin, Lea Markland, Robert Martin, Allison Martin, Donald Martin, Janis Martin, John Martinez, Mary Mates, Ricky Maxwell, Kevin Meadows, Mark Meagher, Lindsay Means, Donald Meeker, James Meeks, Melaas, Metcalf, Shanna Kristine Sherry Mejia, Edith Mendoza, Mewes, Reginald Cynthia Meyer, Susan Michalke, Rachel Miers, Debby Millbrook, Miers, Anthony Michael Millbrook, Yolanda 146 Sophomores Sophomores Swing At Main Campus Deborah Moore, Dwight Michael Moran, Michael Morgan, Katherine Morgan, Richard Moigon, Susan Morgon, Thomas Morrison, David Morrison, Michael Striving for pebble power, Deborah McCorkle looks outstanding. Peeking over for a quick shot are Deborah Myers and Cindy Foute. Miller, Daniel Miller, Jenny Miller, Jody Miller, Marvin Miller, Michael Miller, Todd Mills, Michael Minarsich, Diane Mincks, Roger Minck, Doreen Mirr, Pamela Mize, Deborah Mohlenbruck, Dwineice Mohr, Richard Moller, Melissa Montegna, Vickie Morrow, Barbara Morrow, Denise Morrow, Ronnie Sophomores 147 Nelson, Nelson, Brian Gregory Nelson, Gary Nelson, James Mortell, Robert Morton, Dennis Mortz, Dorothy Mortz, Steven Mosenfelder, Leanne Moser, James Moser, Richard Moskowitz, Samuel Mosley, Evelyn Moss, Mark Moyes, John Mueller, Edward Muller, Christina Mundt, Dennis Munson, Timothy Murillo, Sylvia Murphy, Barbara Murphy, Brian Murphy, James Murray, Pamela Muskeyvalley, Robin Myers, Carol Myers, Debra Myers, Frank Myles, Shari Needham, Colena Neeley, Bob Neff, Tammi Nelson, Ronald Nelson, Michael Newcomb, Debra Newland, Susan $1% Newman, Debora Nichols, Robert Nichols, Tammy Nimrick, Ronald Northcutt, Lucinda Nothdorf, Deborah Nusbaum, O ' Hem, Ann Orr, Shawn Donna Olds, Jeffery Osborne, Oestreich, Ontiveros, Lester Jeffrey Christopher Ovens, Brent Offutt, David 148 Sophomores Press, Marla Proksch, Roger Pulliam, Gregory Quarles, Aleatha Race, Marcia Ramos, Raynaldo Ramsdale, Janet Ramsdale, Nancy Ranson, Anthony Rasmussen, Carol Rasmussen, Lucinda Redenbo, John Reed, James Reed, Robert Reid, Vincent Reilly, Mark Rempe, Linda Requet, Dawn Resch, Richard Reveal, Barbrie Reveal, Ronald Phillips, Pilcher, Powell, Patchin, Peck, Joseph Jamie Roxanne Dorothy Scott Peebles, Perkins, Phillips, Pittard, Predmore Overton, Patrick, Kathleen Wade Lorri Lonnie Elaine William Annette Pegg, Perry, Mark Pierce, Poling, Postley, Pace, Donald Paul, Alison Timothy Peters, Todd Rebecca Kevin Genail Parks, Floyd Pauwels, Perkins, Phillips, Pierson, Polton, Pouder, Pass, Frankie Gary Anthony Betty David James Sheila Sophomores 149 Riddell, Joleen Robb, David Rosenthal, Reyna, Dora Rider, Robbins, Rock, David Chris Reynolds, Lowell Debora Rodriguez, Ross, R. James Riffel, Roberts, Roseann Timothy Ruark, Gail Rice, Mary Melinda Carolyn Rogers, Rossow, Betty Ruby, Lisa Richardson, Risinger, Robinson, Lorenzo Rowland, Rudd, David Sanders, Karen Cynthia Beverly Rohr, Jody Robin Ryan, Jack Tammy Saverson, Terry Ryan, Willie Schafer, Salais, Perry Theodore Sanders, Schaich, Michael Kayann Scherer, Mark Scherrer, Beth Schierling, David Schmidt, Linda Schomer, Tammie Schomer, Tina Schrager, Robin Schultz, Elizabeth Schultze, Jamie Schulz, Kathleen Scott, Calvin Scott, Leonard Scott, Penelope Seales, Rebecca Searcy, Charles Sebben, David Sebben, Michelle Seitz, Terry Self, Mary Sexton, Scott Shaffer, George Shallman, Debra 150 Sophomores Debbie Mize smiles at the card game watcher. Shank, Lisa Sheesley, Amette Shepard, Joseph Sheraden, Laurie Siegert, Leslie Simenec, Short, Brian Lawrence Shradar, Jane Simmons, Shryack, Carmen Curtiss Simmons, Shultz, Joel Jeffrey Simmons, Sharon Simon, Judy Simpson, David Simpson, Rebecca Sivill, John Skowronski, Ann Smiley, Robert Smith, Andre Spah, Daniel Sparks, Frederick Spaulding, Donna Speaker, Susan Spector, Andrew Spurge tis, Nike ole tte Stanley, Theodore Steele, David Steele, William Stelling, Kurt Stephenson, Scott Stewart, Terry Stigers, Sally Stokes, Kenneth Stradley, Mary Sophomores 151 The Rock Is A Many-Faceted Pebble Sweet talking the referee isn ' t so easy for Barrett Kritzraire and Kathy Layer. Strausse, Swanson, Talbot, Temple, Thomas, Thornton, Trout, VanBlaracom, Vaughn, Thomas Craig Rodney Sherri Michael James Clarence Jay Paul Sulser, Swanson, Taube, Thomas, Thompson, Tittle, Udy, Laura Vancil, Vawter, Valerie Randy Cynthia Jackie Mona Randy Unzel, Madeline Rebecca Sum an, Swartz, Taylor, Thomas, Thompson, Tobin, Susan Darrel VanDeVoorde, Veasey, Sharyl Renee Brenda Jeffrey Sharon Tooley, VanBlair, Mari Dewayne Sundelius, Kristine Swiatkiewicz, Diana Taylor, David Thomas, Jo Thoren, Dawn Mark Martin VanDeWalle, Valerie Vesey, Carnell 152 Sophomores Vetter, Thomas Vincent, Jody Vogel, Andrew Vogt, Sarah Voorhis, Jacqualine Voss, Susan Wadkins, James Wakeland, Charles Walker, David Walker, Diana Ward, Kelly Ward, Timmy Watkins, Bonnie Watkins, Shirley Watkins, Theresa Watkins, Timothy Watson, Georgette Weber, Mary Weeks, Michael Weinstein, Leo Welch, Deborah Wendland, Jeffrey Whan, Steven Wheaton, Lisa Wheelan, Thomas Whitcomb, Karen White, Velma Wiese, Beth Wild, Kevin Wild, Maynard Wilhelm, Julie Wilker, Douglas Williams, Julius Williams, Lori Williams, Raylene Williams, Sidney Willis, Laura Wilson, Sharon Wise, Marvin Worthy, Evelyn Focusing the microscope is a new experience for Debbie Newcomb. Sophomores 153 Sophomores Shine In First Year At Main 154 Sophomores Wright, Kavan Wright, Randall Wright, Rochelle Wright, Timolin Wyers, Kelly Yelra, Marcus Yeoman, Daniel Yohn, Judith Young, Angela Young, Angie Young, James Young, Jonathan Young, Patrick Youngberg, Gregory Zahringher, Alan Zentic, Donna Zepeda, Sandra Zimmerman, Jay Pictures Not Available Allison, Martin Bannas, Eugene Bassett, Gino Bilicki, John Braggs, Willie Bristol, Jimmy Bundy, Marvin Camillo, Carol Cobert, Douglas Cook, Julie Cunningham, David Davis, Brandolyn Davis, Eloise Davis, Michael Dill, Towanda Dorth, Nathan Drovesky, Shawn Edwards, Evelyn Ellinwood, Dawn Feith, Jeff Fellner, James Gwynn, Timothy Hart, Sherri Hill, Timmie Hinds, Melodie Hollet, David Horton, Delbert Hoskins, Ricky Howie, Tracy Huber, Carrie Huff, Camille Jacobs, Donald Jackson, Mark Jackson, Michael Jinks, Kathryn Kirksey, Randall McBride, Michael Manasco, Sherri Millen, Karen Miller, Brian Nunes, Evin Payton, Pamela Prescott, Theresa Rangel, Ramona Reyna, Simon Sajak, Victor Schmitt, Gilbert Scudder, Sandra Stonebury, Melody Terry, Germain Welser, Ronald Worthy, Evelyn Giving it all she ' s got, Susie Lund- home cheers on the sophomores. Sophomores 155 ORGANIZATIONS ,1N.. HI Are Brian Baker ' s eyes playing tricks on him, or has his handy - dandy tuba come alive ? Spanish dancing is a newly found talent displayed by Sheryl Maggio. Practice makes perfect as routine plans are discussed by Annette Ackerson, Lane Koester, Meg Col¬ lins, and Dee Dee Beaudry. The organizations at RIHS provide the oppor¬ tunity for students to work together towards many goals in the community and in the school. They pro¬ vide chances for personal achievements and recog¬ nition while continuing education. These organizations are the building blocks of our school pride and spirit. They are a symbol of togetherness. 157 158 Honors Lisa Christensen, Lyn DeSmet, Ka¬ ren Weingartz, Beth Fisher, Toni Beal, Lisa Sohl, Marty Bruck, Mar¬ iam Anderson, Lisa Kenney, Ellen Tsagaris, Donella Thompson, Ann¬ ette Jasiota. ROW 2: Wendy Dan¬ ielson, Sarah Evans, Jacki Rankin, Margot Bennett, Annette Ackerson, Karla Pollack, Kathy Grahlmann, Penny Anderson, Andy Axup, John Murphy, Louis Misfeldt, Dan Cleaveland, Juluis DeFauw. ROW 3: Mark Foley, Belinda Bonsall, Vicki Engelman, Martha Kalina, Debbie Detwiler, Debbie Tucker, Marta Miller, Diane McCarthy, John Snowden, Jeff Martin, Bill Sandbothe, Dave Kock, Steve Miller, Randy Muskeyvalley, ROW 4; Dale Buchman, Debbie Rum- ler, Paul Dismer. Craig Abolt, Tom Wheelan, Mike Dupont, Karen Eggleson, Andy Po- ruck, Kent Elisson, Leo Weinstein, Andy Spector, Eric Beal, Jenny Mil¬ ler, Jeff Oestreich. BACK ROW: Debby Meirs, Melinda Riffel, Sher¬ yl Brolander, Sharyl Sum an, Robyn Monique Schrager, Denise Aden, Norine Adams, Ginny La whom, Nancy Albrecht, Jeannine Johnson, Marla Press, Roxanne Pilcher, Judy Simon. Honors 159 Winner of the Girls ' State Award from Milan was Jill Schmidtz. DAR recipiant for the senior class, Beth Ann Heming. Members of Quill and Scroll were; Harriet Galex, Beth Parker, Carrie Win ger, Nena Bingamon, Dee Dee Beaudry, Advisor Nick Peschang, (missing from picture: Pam Adams, Terry Gorsuch, Lisa Ovens) Boys ' State Awardee, Tony Scott. SAR recipient for the senior class, Ted Lardner. 160 Honors Junior Rotarians for the Class of ' 77: Mark Layer, Belinda La whom, Randy Peterson, Mort Shallman, Carrie Winger, Tom Love, Ben Doeckel, Mark Abolt, Mike Whan, Beth Heming, Bruce Reisman, Tom Steele, Mike Johnson, (missing from picture, Ann Stradley) Rocky ' s Pride Lettermen and Letterwomen: Ann¬ ette Jasiota, Mary Humphrey, Sa¬ rah Evans, Nancy Galley, Annette Ackerson, Laurie Butts, Sue Sabe, Karie Larimer, Cindy Guthrie, Beverly Collier, Lisa Koester, Toni Beal, Brian Baker, Dave Marx, Eric Beal, Duane Olson. SECOND ROW: Belinda Bonsall, Kirt Platt, Mike Cohen, Marc Beal, Dave Wherry, Mike Johnson, Adam Ja- woisz. ON THE ROCK: Randy Pet¬ erson, Jon Morrison, Bill Walker, Bob Cherry, Dan Wittig, Donnie Thomas, Tom Peterson, Jim Franz, Mark Abolt. Junior Marshalls for the graduated Class of ' 76 were: Carrie Winger, Belinda Lawhom, Beth Heming, Ann Stradley, Mort Shallman, Bruce Reisman, Tom Love, Mark Layer. Honors 161 Pride, Honor , And Service Key Club Officers this year; Bob Doeckel, Lance Malban, and President Russ Black. Key Club put in many hard hours, both as a group and individually. Their en¬ deavors to further supple¬ ment Rocky ' s warning finan¬ cial situation, hampered only slightly by community apathy, can still be termed an admirable success. So, to an impressive Key Club showing this year, we ex¬ tend hardy congratulations. Members of Key Club were; Bob Doeckel, Russ Black, Lance Mal¬ ban, Sam Fentress, Paul Dismer, Norm Carver, Jim Meeker, Mark Foley, Advisor Chuck Dyson, Rudy Applegate, Marty Bruck, Greg Schoessel. Discussion is the birthplace of progress. Demonstrating this Franklinism are Norm Carver, Lance Malban, Bob Doeckel, and Russ Black. Speechers ' 117 Rocky Orators, Randy Christie and Norm Carver, take time for a picture with a close friend. Picking up the latest team plans are Leo Wienstien and Sheryl Bro- lander. Local In a year when money was less than abundant, talent was more than suf¬ ficient for Rocky to cap¬ ture more than one hun¬ dred and fifty individual awards and over twenty team trophies. Rocky ' s Speech Team, for the third year in a row, swept Dis¬ trict Speech Competition and placed high in both Sectional and State. All told, the Speech Team has put the lid on its most extensive and winning season since its rebirth by present coach John Hires in 1974. Coach John Hires Sweeps the State with his 1976-77 Speech Team. Saturday practices cost Eric Fields, Lisa Kenney, and John Murphy a little of their sanity. Speechers; FRONT ROW: Velda Carlson, Sheryl Brolander, Nancy Albrecht, Judy Simon, Belinda Lawhom, Lauri Handelman, Jane Kotecki, Barb Melaas, Beth Han¬ son, lisa Kenney: BACK ROW: Leo Weinstien, Randy Christie, Jimmie Sacco, Jim Resch, John Murphy, Eric Fields, Lee Black¬ mon, Tom Wiley, Eric Eli a son and Norm Carver. Speech Team 163 Rocky Senators Bring It Together Another legislative session for Lisa Nightengale, Ferdie Alvarez, and Advisor Eugene Malcolm. Senior Senators; FRONT ROW; Pat Kelly, Patti Johnson, Tom Steele, Cindy Boeye. MIDDLE ROW; Jim Sacco, Anna Lefstein, Belinda Law- horn, Terry Gorsuch, Connie Coin, Randy Peterson, BACK ROW; Ad¬ visor Gary Ackerson, Beth Heming, Meg Collins, Kerri Scherrer, Ann Stradley, Advisor Eugene Mal¬ colm, Mark Abolt. Junior Senators; FRONT ROW; Curtis Jenkins, Mark Foley, Ferdie Laurie Handelman, Lisa Henrichson, Alvarez, Mindy Mueller, Kelly Kathy Stropes, Gay Lundy, Chris Bledsoe, Toni Beal. Kelly. BACK ROW; Sharon Logan, Curtis Jenkins and Kathy Layer offer intelligent comments on matters of grave urgency. Senate mm ■ 4 rPJ ROCK ISLAND L SCNIOR Senate officers; Vice-President Treasurer Beth Heming, Pres¬ ident Connie Coin, and Secretary Belinda Lawhorn. Sophomore Senators; FRONT ROW; Kathy Layer, Barrett Kritzmire, Annette Patrick, Carol Hall, Libby Golden, Mary Love, SECOND ROW; Leo Weinstein, Scott Stephenson, Eric Beal, Mike Eckhardt, Stevie Benson, Jan Hamilton. THIRD ROW; Mary Beth Rice, Diane Walker, Roxanne Pilcher, Lori Dieterich. The pacesetting Student Senate ran a lively show. Rock Island was the host school for the second annual Quint-City Student Leadership Seminar at the John Deere Administrative Center, which was attended by over three hundred students from nine area High Schools. October saw the Senate spon¬ soring a great week of Home¬ coming activities, culminating with the Homecoming Dance. Senate was a major supporting force in the passage of the long-awaited and much needed school tax referendum. On No¬ vember 12th, the Senate held a well attended, old-fashioned square dance in the school ca¬ feteria. Many needy families received help from the success¬ ful Thanksgiving and Christmas projects. Senators worked for and contributed to such worthy causes as the Mental Health Association and Presidential Classroom. At Christmas time it was the door-decorating con¬ test and the first annual Rocky- Alleman Christmas dance on December 19th. In February, Senate sponsored a week of ac¬ tivities centered on a Valentine theme. This year ' s Sweetheart Swirl was held March 5th at the Y.W. C.A. Another innova¬ tion from this year ' s version of student government that works was the long sought-af¬ ter Student Day held March 25th. The Senate wound up one of its busiest years ever with the Junior-Senior Prom on May 23, 1977. Pictured at the Quint-City leader¬ ship Seminar are: Alleman ' s Bill Warlop, Ann Stradley, Alleman ' s Colleen Kale, Mr. Ackerson, Cin¬ dy Boeye, and Terry Gorsuch. Marty Bruck keeps a watchful eye on Senate proceedings. Senate 165 ser, Nena Bingamon, Pam Far- rance. ROW 3; Cindy Toube, Deb¬ bie Newcomb, Maiea Lopez, Sal¬ ly Nefzger with Brenda Rome, Donna Lincoln with John Ross, Mark Layer, Penny Fox. ROW 4; Debbie Myers, Martha Bartlett, Pat Dixon, Lisa Martinez, Phil Young, Dawn Burwell, Beth Heming. ROW 5; Mindy Muel¬ ler, Beverly Robinson, Abe Jones, Joyce Boyd, Director Noreen Lockett. New Model Me Director Chuck Dyson pauses during the Quincy Conference. Rich DeSanto explains the New Model Me program to a Quincy teacher. Project Common Ground members; FRONT ROW: Pam Mirr, Janet Charleston, Sarah McNamara, Kathy Layer, Judy Simon, Martha Bartlett, Karen Christiansen, Bob Doeckel, Lisa Martinez, Beverly Robinson, Pat Dixon, Crystal Mc- Knight. ROW 2: Andy Bruck, Hal- lie McNamara, Cindy Taube, Karen Eggelson, Jon Morrison, Mindy Lefstein, Mary Beth Rice, Jane Shrader, Lori Keiffer, Bill Doeckel, Mark Layer, Julie Smith, Laurie Handleman, Mindy Muell¬ er, Debbie Enlow; Secretary, Nor- ine Lockett, Community Worker. ROW 3: Mike Dupont, Scott Herschman, Jim Dorman, John Murrens, Cheryl Mohr, Dan Web¬ er, Diane Walker, Kathy Feldhann, Judy Schneider, Jim Meeker, Den¬ nis Hensley, Doug Bond, Shawn Moore, Noah Fritz, Julie Hackett, Barb Rollerson; Counselor, Rich DiSanto; Counselor. ROW 4: Leo Weinstein, Craig Abolt, Mike Miers, Debbie Rumler, Sue New- land, Debbie Shallman, Tracy Dailey, Terri Goldberg, Jenny Evans, Debbie Miers, Belinda Bonsall, Margot Bennett, Lisa Sohl, Lisa Kenney, Chuck Dyson; Director. ROW 5: Curtis Jenkins, Deniece Leigh, Marci Neff, Dav¬ id Sebben, Mark Foley, Beth Heming, Connie Coin, Belinda La whom, Donna Lincoln, Patty Johnson, Carrie Winger, Sally Nefzger, Debbie Adams, Steve Miller, George Varschola; Counselor. Project Common Ground student assistants; FRONT ROW; Rick Moser, Sam Moskswitz, Mark Foley, Charlene Vesey, Tammi Neff. ROW 2; David Sebben, Andy Bruck, Kathi Rudd with Shela Alen, Di¬ anne McCarthy with Donna Bow- Project Common Ground is a human relations program that is in the third year of finding. The Pro¬ ject staff has been very active in the development and operation of Peer Counseling, Teacher Aware¬ ness, and Parent-Community Awareness Programs. Presently, the project has over ninety Peer Counselors. New Model Me is an in¬ novative curriculum designed to involve students and teachers in a cooperative learning experience. New Model Me helps high school students understand the causes and consequences of behavior, avail¬ able alternative actions for solving personal problems, and the short - and-long range consequences of those actions. Rocky Students Who Care 166 Project Common Ground, New Model Me A.F.S. 167 It ' s A Small World ... With A.F.S. American Field Service (A.F. S.), is an international club which brings American and Foreign High School students together for an ex¬ change experience. Rocky ' s foreign exchange students were Annegret Hubsch (Austria), and Helen Tuck¬ er (England). The Rotary ' s Inter¬ national student was Gunilla Thors - son, (Sweden). This year the club President, Tania Minot and Vice- President, Tom Love were summer American Abroad students to Malaysia and Germany respective¬ ly. The two most important goals of the club are to raise enough money to bring exchange students to our school and to host an A.F. S. weekend. The club sponsors sucker and bake sales, dances, Christmas card sales, Progressive Dinner of International Foods, a hayrack ride, Christmas party, and an A.F.S. week of fund raising. AFS members; FRONT ROW; Helen Tucker, Gunilla Thorsson, Annegret Hubsch, Tanya Minot. ROW 2; Kim Ewing, Kelly Bledsoe, Becky Hallgren, Melissa Kovacs. ROW 3; Shirly Darland, Diane Ed¬ mondson, Lisa Kenney, Beth New¬ comb, Carol King, Michelle Seb- ben, Karen Weingartz. BACK ROW; Cindy Boeye, Pam Sharp, Mindy Mueller, Tina Thul, Kathy Wein¬ gartz, Lisa Hall, Tom Love, David Sebben. Gunilla Thorsson is caught bagging the goodies. Officers of AFS; President Tania Minot, Treasurer Mindy Mueller, Vice-President Tom Love, Secret¬ ary Pam Sharp. The Band Goes Marching On Drum Major Tina Bull looks pensive. Miriam Anderson sings Give me a Little Kiss, Will ya Huh? to Band Director, Mr. Holcomb. Pride and spirit are two words to describe the Marching Rocks. Besides presenting half-time shows for all of the football games and performing in parades in the area, the band also marches competitiv- ly in other cities. They appeared in the Band Day parade at the Uni¬ versity of Illinois and brought back the Third Place trophy from the Morris Corn Festival Parade and captured the First Place award at the Western Illinois University Homecoming Parade for the second time. 1976 being an election year, the band had the opportunity to play for two major political candi¬ dates, Jim Thompson and Jimmy Carter. Color gaurd consists of Evivian Smith, Lisa Hall (hidden), and Teri Sykes. Scott Boyer plays while marching in step with the band. The Commanders of the Band; (who are completely in charge whenever the band performs) Jim Resch, Miriam Anderson (in back), Tina Bull, Jim Cocke rill. Members of the Cadre are involved with instructing and drilling the band as well as in helping plan the execute football shows. FRONT ROW; Jacki Rankin, Jane Kotecki, Natalie Meyer. BACK ROW; Tina Thul, Kurt Matherly, Rick Plaisance, Ron Mirr, Debbie Adams. Marching Band members; FRONT ROW; Sandy McCann, Mary Graham, Penny Bawman, Sue Hankins, Nor- rine Adams, Pam Kloster, Kelly Platt, Tina Thul, Debbie Adams, Mary Guldenzopf, Vicki Sedam, Betty Phillips, Della Banks. ROW 2; Jim Cockerill, Tina Bull, Tanya Dixon, Evivian Smith, Tammie Schomer, Brandon Kelly, Jacki Rankin, Sharon Guldenzopf, Ginny Lawhom, Sarah Vogt, Dennis Glass, Dan Spah, Miriam Anderson, Jim Resch. ROW 3; Eugene Bannas, Nancy Burkert,Greg Nelson, Cheryl Moellering, Penny Anderson, Jane Kotecki, Pam Brill, Bette Roth, Beth Bahnks, Edith Kemble, Diana Eddy, Susan Fritts, Natalie Meyer. ROW 4; Brenda Lovett, Troy Butch¬ er, Brian Nelson, Kathy Grahlmann, Barb Melaas,Ty Ray Inman, Sheryl Brolander, Pam Mirr, Robin Bonnett, Sara Haller, Rhonda Hill, Thom Leonard, Terry Seitz, Julie Grawe. ROW 5; Lisa Hall, John Bilicki, Jim Meeker, Louis Misfeldt, Dan Cleaveland, Diana Slach, Renee Swartz, Marcy Baker, Sandy Scudder, Shelly Burkert,Lisa Christensen, Cindy Bawmann, Marty VanBlair, Julie Forest, Crystal McKnight. ROW 6; Brian Grabau, Brian Short, Scott Boyer, Jay Beaver, Barry Ferm, Scott Andersen, Lisa Birkel,Beth Bruggeman, Nancy Galley, Tobi Shearer, Eugene Fuller, Jay VanBlar- acom, Dan Miller, Randy Christen¬ sen, Dwiniece Mohlenbruck. ROW 7; Rick Phillips, Dan Moore, Steve Stetson, Bill Sandbothe, Steve Dor¬ man, Jeff Vogt, Brian Baker, Hugo Garza, Dave Wherry, Mike Dupont, Roy Taylor, Rick Plaisance, Dean Gerstein, Ron Mirr, John Weingartz, Kurt Matherly. Band 169 I And On, And On, And On The members of the band show Jamie Hill how music should be played. The face of Marty VanBlair is found behind the shining trumpet section. Concert Band Looking impressive in new concert uniforms, the band is divided into two different groups when they perform: The Concert Band, Band, and the smaller and more select. Symphonic Winds. There are several concerts presented each year, including a Pops Sup¬ per-Concert in February. In addition, the band gives other concerts during the year, both in Rock Island and in other cities. They participate in a solo and ensemble contest. The ac¬ tivities do not end until the final day of school when the band performs for the Commencement exercises. FRONT ROW; Ron Mirr, Kathy Grahlmann, Sharon Guldenzoph, Barb Melaas,Jim Resch,Jane Kot- ecki, Beth Bahnks, Lisa Christensen, Natalie Meyer, Tina Bull, Pam Brill. ROW 2; Sandy Scudder, Cheryl Moe lie ring, Greg Nelson, Brenda Lovett, Louis Misfeldt, Sheryl Bro- lander, Crystal McKnight, Sara Hal¬ ler, Nancy Galley, Sue Fritts, Pen¬ ny Anderson, Miriam Anderson. ROW 3;Renee Swartz, Diana Slach, Jay Van Blaracom,Brian Nelson, Mike DuPont, Dave Wherry, Thom Leonard, Jacki Rankin, John Bilicki, Randy Christensen, Cindy Bawmann, Robin Bonnett, Edith Kemble, Sarah Vogt,Nancy Burkert. ROW 4; Kurt Matherly, De ' an Gerstein, Dan Moore, Rick Phillips, Eugene Fuller, Jim Meeker, Tammie Schomer, Diana Eddy,Hugo Garza,Ty Ray Inman, Marcy Baker, Marty Van Blair, Bette Roth, Ginny Lawhorn, Beth Bruggeman, Julie Forest. ROW 5; Steve Dorman, Steve Stetson, Brian Baker, Jeff Vogt, Eugene Bannas,Troy Butcher, Tobi Shearer, Dan Miller, Rick Plaisance, Dan Cleave land, John Weingartz, Jim Cockerill. ROW 6; Scott Anderson, Brian Grabau,Jay Beaver, Roy Tay¬ lor, Bill Sandbothe, Barry Ferm, Scott Boyer,Brandon Kelly. 2; Craig Abolt, Jeff Oestreich, Barb Melaas, Brian Short, Roy Taylor, Brandon Kelly, John Weingartz, Jim Cockerill, Tobi Sheaer, Dan Cleave- land. ROW 3; Jon Morrison, Dan Westerbeck, Tim Schultz, Rob Reed, Kevin LeVan, Dean Gerstein, Kurt Matherly, Jeff Andersen, Marty Van Blair. FRONT ROW; Betsy Sheley,Kris Melaas, Robin Bonnett, Ginger Randerson, Annette Kump, Julie Smith, Jamie Hill, Jacki Rankin, Laurie Keiffer,John Bilicki. ROW 170 Band FRONT ROW; Ron Mirr, Louis Misfeldt, Shelly Burkert, Sandy Scudder, Sharon Guldenzopf, Penny Anderson, Miriam Anderson, Tina Bull, Pam Brill. ROW 2; Barb Melaas,Hugo Garza, Kathy Grahl- mann, Cindy Bawmann, Robin Bonnett, Jacki Rankin, Thom Leon¬ ard, Julie Forest, Beth Bahnks, Pam Mirr, Sheryl Brolander. ROW 3; Steve Stetson, Dean Gerstein, Rick Phillips, Jim Meeker, Dave Wherry,Tory Butcher, Tammie Schomer, Diana Eddy, Jim Cocker- ill, John Weingartz, Dan Cleave- land, Tobi Shearer. ROW 4; Brand¬ on Kelly, Barry Ferm, Roy Taylor, Brian Short, Sara Haller, Bette Roth, Marty Van Blair, Jane Kotecki, Lisa Christensen, Crystal McKnight, Nancy Burkert. Dwiniece Mohlenbruck shows that concentration and practice makes for flawless music. Jazz Band Rocky ' s two jazz bands have taken part in jazz band festivals at Augus- tana College, Western Il¬ linois University and else¬ where. Extra rehearsals also keep the jazz band members occupied. Pep Band Membership in the pep band is on a strictly volun¬ teer basis. Pep band plays at all of the pep assemblies and provides entertainment for all of the home basket¬ ball games. 172 Orchestra Sheryl Brolander, Pam Mirr and Pam Brill show their dedication while playing at a concert. Five Strings Make State Mr. Holcomb proudly directs his orchestra members. Caressing the strings, Allison Martin plays beautiful music. Lori Fries,Marcia Race, Allison Martin and Sherry Hollowell give violins grace. Five orchestra mem - bers; Andy Bruch, Ardith Holm grain, Lyle Howell, Terry Langston and Hollis Monroe earned the honor of going to All-State Com¬ petition in January. Rocky’s orchestra con¬ sists of twenty one strings, with wind instru¬ ments completing the full orchestra. They presented three concerts and com¬ peted at the I. H. S. A. solo and ensemble contest. The Spring Musical was high¬ lighted by the accompani - ment of the full orchestra. FRONT ROW; Terry Langston, Lyle Howell, Marcia Race, Allison Mar¬ tin, Hollis Monroe,Sherry Hollowell, Sue Meyer. ROW 2; Brian Fowler, Kevin Campbell, Jeff Hugeart, Lori Fries, Tina Bull, Ardith Holmgrain, Crystal Me Knight, Sheryl Brolander. ROW 3; Beth Bahnks,Jim Resch, Lisa Christensen, Pam Mirr, Karen Eggle- son, Ron Mirr, Barb Melaas, Kathy Grahlmann. ROW 4; Kurt Matherly, Dean Gerstein, Sara Haller, Nancy Galley, Jim Cockerill, John Wein- gartz, Tobi Shearer, Rick Scott, Pat Young, Ray Muskeyvalley. BACK ROW; Brian Short, Scott Andersen. Orchestra 173 Petro Puts A Song In Our Hearts Members of Senior Glee include; ROW 1; Lisa Koester, Teresa Carl¬ son, Lisa Harkey, Mary Newswander, Kristen Pirch, Karen Campbell, Lisa Kettman, Gunilla Thorrson, Annegret Huebsch, Diane Eddy, Penny Anderson. ROW 2; Sherry McKee, Annette Jasiota, Mary Humphrey, Kathy Feldhahn, Laura Oestreich, Patty Miller, Margaret McCartney, Jamie Hill, Connie Kimball, Sara Hammen, Miriam Anderson. ROW 3; John Murrens, Bob Doeckel, Ron McGinnis, Barb Egan, Lisa Sohl, Ann Jansen, Julie Green, Margo Gardner, Scott Mo- Kiss ick, Kerry Mitchell, Lane Koester. ROW 4; Jerry Miller, Mark Nagel, Greg Braid, Ben Doe¬ ckel, John Weingartz, Richard Stevenson, Mark Benson, John Snowden, Mike Enstrom, Hollis Monroe, Brian Baker, Rob Kritzmire. Senior Glee members expressed themselves through song. Their dili¬ gence and love for music paid off, for their per¬ formances were excellent ones. Plans were made for the Spring musical and each member looked for¬ ward to try outs. The ex¬ perience gained will be long remembered. Senior Glee Officers; Ben Doeckel, Lisa Koester, Kathy Cowen, and Margaret McCartney. Mr. Petrucelli gives advice to the chorus. Glee Music makes the day more enjoy - Julie Green and Hollis Monroe ex- able for Bob Doeckel, Miriam And- hibit their talents in Chamber Choir. erson and Penny Anderson. Two Cheers For Chamber Choir!! Rocky ' s Chamber Choir provided music for all oc¬ casions. They performed for several different groups throughout the year and were well received. Plans were also in the making to attend the music contest in Peoria in the Spring. Their excellent sound and quality added in making one of the finest choirs in the area. BACK ROW; Mr. Petrucelli, Ben ette Ackeison, Jamie Hill. FRONT Doeckel, Hollis Monroe, Julie ROW; Mariam Anderson, Penny Green, Bob Doeckel, Brian Baker, Anderson, Kristen Pirch, Lisa Koe- Lane Koester, Rob Kritzmire, Ann- ster, Annette Jasiota. Chamber Choir 17S Harmony In Treble Clef Girls ' Glee members ROW 1; Jo Ann Rakus, Kathy Lindley, Laura Udy, Michelle Sebben, Tina Sch- omer, Annette Sheesley, Dana Barnett. ROW 2; Cheryl Franks, Becky Simpson, Bambie Ghys, Barb Conley, Vicki Rudd, Judy Sch¬ neider, Deanna Moore, Mary Jack- son. ROW 3; Heather Pollner, Robyn Rowland, Rhea Franks, Tennie Carson, Lisa Curtis, Patty Hanson, Sharon Swenson, Sara Haller. Officers of Girls ' Glee; Sharon Swenson; Vice President, Tennie Carson; Treasurer, Sara Haller; President, and Dana Barnett, Secretary. The Girl ' s Glee at Rocky grew considerably and discovered a new full sound. Mr. Petrucelli was pleased with the interest in treble-clef music. The group had a prosperous year with many enjoyable concerts. JoAnn Rakus and Tina Schomer look over music in Girls ' Glee. 176 Girls ' Glee Sophomore Chorus officers pose with Mr. Petruccelli. They are Judy Simon, Karen Christensen, Sue Newland, and Mary Blick. What ' s that ?, ask s Karen Caras in Sophomore Chorus. Sing Along With Sophies! Mr. Petruccelli found himself directing all of the choirs at Rocky. The few number of boys in Sopho¬ more Chorus didn’t stop them from putting on ex¬ cellent concerts. The group worked toward musical perfection all year. Members of Sophomore Chorus; ROW 1; Denise Aden, Debbie Ben- ham, Kathy Kindschuh, Beth Schultz, Tracy Dailey, Daniece Leigh, Jen¬ ny Evans, Sue Newland, Judy Sim¬ on, Melinda Riffel, Denise Mc¬ Daniel, Dawn Requet, Dawn Had¬ ley. ROW 2; Sherry Somers, Lucia Kovacs, Angie Bennett, Marcy Baker, Julie Allison, Julie Wil¬ helm, Nancy Albrecht, Kelly Ward, Mindy Lefstein, Velda Carl¬ son, Jackie Thomas, Susan Hank¬ ins, Theresa Watkins. ROW 3; Sally Johnson, Ann Skowronski, Sherry Hart, Aleatha Quarles, Kar¬ en Caras, Sheila Pouder, Marcia Race, Karen Christensen, Lisa Hanson, Lori Chambers, Nancy Foehrkolb, Debbie Cole, Kathy Mc¬ Farland, Jami Schultze. ROW 4; Becky Vawter, Julie Grawe, Sue Voss, Susan Tobin, Mary Blick, Cathy Krasner, Jim Young, Gene Fuller, Randy Barnes, Dennis Hen¬ sley, Bill Moden, Sandra McCann, Becky Seales, Glenda Madden, Terry Seitz. Sophomore Chorus 177 Crimson Crier Due to an exceptionally small staff, THE CRIMSON CRIER was headed by an Editor-in-chief during the Fall semester with the staff returning to normal numbers with the second semester. A variety of features were written for the In-Depth pages by the Fall staff, ranging from supporting school projects to features for fun. One spread supported the Eng¬ lish department ' s Book Drive, while another ex¬ plored the latest high school dating habits. Introduced this year as as service to students is two new columns including ON THE ROCKS, listing student council activities; and BOARD NOTES, pro¬ viding a forum for student board members. A new sports column called FORTNIGHTLY NETTER was introduced to honor a basketball player every two weeks. THE CRIER was com¬ mended three different times during 1976 by the ILLINOIS HIGH SCHOOL JOURNALIST, the publi¬ cation of the Illinois State High School Press Associa¬ tion, for outstanding work in journalism. First Semester Writing Staff; Dennis Meagher, Doug Breiby, Tom Plaisance, Brian Staes, Pat Kelly, Beth Wright and Rick King. Missing from picture are: Gary Phillips, Shawn Kelly and Lane Koester. Harriet Galex, Cathy Barnett and Terry Gorsuch discuss the results of the paper. Printing Staff: Bill Johnson, Harold Hall, Steve Schaubroeck, Mark Tadlock, Jeff Elsbury, Steve Welsh, Dave Marx, Todd Hadley, Paul Draffkorn, Paul Kenny, Mr. Haw- kinson, Jeff Brandenburg, Tim Krakovec, Scott Spah, Howard Dunn and David Sheldahl. First Semester Circulation Staff; Harriet Galex; Editor-in-chief, Amber Hoover; Circulation Man¬ ager, Sandra Hill; Advertising and Cathy Barnett; Business Manager. Howard Dunn and Scott Spah work together on the paper. 178 Crimson Crier Crimson Crier 179 Reflects School Life Second Semester Circulation Staff; SEATED; Chuck Newton and Laura Pauwels. STANDING; Pam Frank - ville, Chris Hansen, Beth Parker, Ron Cline, Donna Johnson, Karla Wiggins. Second Semester Page Editors; Margot Bennett, Phil Hall, Lynn DeSmit, Teresa Carlson, Kevin Petit, Duane Olson. Missing from picture; Annette Marshall. Second Semester Full Staff; SEAT¬ ED: Ron Cline and Andy Gerstein. ROW 1; Laura Pauwels, Nena Bing- amon, Vicki Engelman, Teresa Carlson, Lynn DeSmet, Pam Frank- ville, Donna Johnson, Margot Ben¬ nett, Annette Marshall, Lisa Ovens, Beth Parker and Karla Wig¬ gins. BACK ROW; Tom Carlson, Chris Hansen, Mark Benson, Phil Hall, Kevin Petit, Chuck Newton, Bob Minard, Duane Olson, Dave Marx, N.L. Peschang (Advisor), Peggy Reynolds, Jimmie Smart and Gayle Nicholson. Second Semester Co-Editors Nena Bingaman and Lisa Ovens look over an issue of THE CRIER. Second Semester Business Staff; Vicki Engelman, Andy Gerstein, Tom Carlson, Peggy Reynolds and Mark Benson. 180 Watchtower Business Manager Bob Doeckel looms over Co-Editors Dee Dee Beaudry and Carrie Winger. Keeping the organization section completely confused is Norman Carver. .. . Never Just Another Yearbook ! ROW 1; Mark Foley, Mrs. Conrad, Pam Adams, Kathy Weingartz, Lisa Kenney. ROW 2; Gayle Nicholson, Dee Dee Beaudry, Beth Parker, Carrie Winger. ROW 3; Susan Wil¬ son, Diana Dietirich, Eric Fields, Laura Soltow, Cheryl Mohr, Kathy Cowan, Jamie Hill. ROW 4; Larry Eastland, Norman Carver, Randy Christie, Dale Buchman. Absent from picture; Bob Doeckel. Watchtower 181 Rocky Student Heads O.E.A. Group FRONT ROW; Crystal Cheers, Betsy Lowery, Liesa Carpentier, Susan Mates, Tracy Heath. BACK ROW; Cassie Tripilas, Marianne Westerbeck, Kathy Lundquist, Laura Soltow, Rita Mackmer. STANDING; (left to right) Kathy Lundquist, Cassie Tripilas, Mar¬ ianne Westerbeck, Liesa Carpent¬ ier, and Betsy Lowery. SEATED; Laura Soltow. The Office Occupations Class of Rock Island High School is coordinated by Mrs. Ballard. They are af¬ filiated with the Regional, State, and National Office Education Association. They are part of a mem - bership of more than 65, 000 students. OEA is designed to develop leader¬ ship abilities in the Amer¬ ican business world, and competency in office oc¬ cupations. Rocky is proud to have one of our own, Betsy Lowery, elected as IOEA Area V President. Kathy Lundquist ' s pretty smile makes it fun to deposit money at the Blackhawk Bank. 182 O.O. 0.0. 183 Rocky Students Earn While They Learn D. O. Club members participated in a gift ex¬ change at their December Christmas party. In May, all D. O. Club members invited their employers to the annual Employer-Em¬ ployee banquet at die Sheraton Motor Inn. This banquet proved to be the highlight of the year, since most of the employers ex¬ tended full-time job offers. Tim Steger ' s big muscles come in handy while working at the Milan Open-Air Market. FRONT ROW; Jarvis Grant, Dar- enz. BACK ROW; Kelly North- lene Miller, Kevin Simmons, cutt, Tim Lenser, Shane Davis, Laurie Beardsley, Dawn Gram- Caleb Anthony, Terry Heath. FIRST ROW; Susie Hadley, Peggy Self, Bette Schamp, Cindy Roate, Grace Myers, Peggy Rey¬ nolds, Donna Marquis. SECOND ROW; Mike Hammond, John Jones, Jim Haas, Steve Kulig, Terry Adamson. THIRD ROW: Scott Tooley, Chris Wynn, Marvin Blue- dorn, John Martin, Don Flores, Melody Foster, David Boldt, Tim Steger. 184 O.O. The C. W. T. Class helped sponsor a banquet for their employers and contributed to the Argus Santa at Christmas. The club -raised funds for these projects by having bake sales and selling candles. All the students worked hard and contributed great¬ ly to the success of the program. FRONT ROW; Cindy Brattain, Marcia Mates, Kelly Forest, Lisa Lindsey, Trudy Downey. SECOND ROW; Mr. Verstraete, Bruce Chan¬ dler, Cheryl Strickler, Vince Mor¬ row. THIRD ROW; Tim Weed, Jim Boswell, Brett Lindsey, Mark Bowser, Jim Rosembawm, Joe Foster. Cheryl Stickler ' s excellent taste helps to find a customer a well- coordinated outfit. What would the attendance office do without Vince Morrow around to help? All together for a quiet rest; John Shadden, Vic Walker, Linda Weber, Bill Rogers, and Terry Maty a. Reflections on the creation of the resale store are exibited by Annie Mueller. An education doesn ' t necessarily mean six hours a day in a gray-walled classroom! One alternative to this is the R. I. H. S. Very-Important-People program. V.I. P. was ori¬ ginally intended to reduce the number of school leavers which plagued Rocky, as it does most schools. The big differ- ance is that our V. I. P. students get a real, quality education while learning an immediately usable skill. This skill is realized daily in dollars and sense as students prepare to enter the world of everyday life - ready, willing, and quite able to take on the respon¬ sibility of a good paying lifetime occupation. Fixture in hand, Sherry Schmidt attempts installation. But I wouldn ' t look good in an evening gown! exclaims Eddie Kline as Ceceila Ackerman tries the old hard-sell. 186 V.I.P. An Informal Education Terry Flynn, Ada Clay, Linda Weber, and Lori Sproul put in a good day ' s work. The class must go on , mumbles Vic Walker as he experiences a technical difficulty. There ' s never a moment ' s rest for Randall Slusser II. Eagerly awaiting the onrush of customers; Tim Fisher and Don Goossens. V.I. ' . 187 Students Learn Through Experience FRONT ROW; Everett Williams, Starr May, Chris Dame wood, BACK ROW; Cynthia Pettie, Barbara Wells, Linda Jackson. FIRST ROW; Roxanne Whitcomb, Ronda West, Daniece Steele, Patricia McGinnis, C. R. Brad¬ ford, SECOND ROW; Dennis Rob¬ bins, Cheryl Stevens, Cynthia Do nelson, Karen Figg, THIRD ROW; Steve Ward, Craig Schar- er, Robert Grimm, James Jech. FOURTH ROW; Jeff Moffitt, Doug Westmoreland, Charlie Cushman. - re Bill Rossow creates a work of art. The V. I. C. A. Club is affiliated with State and National organizations in¬ volving many areas of vo¬ cational and career prepar- tion. Each year, elected officers of the local club attend planning conferences around the state making preparations for the Annual State Convention in the spring. Additionally, (he club meets periodically during related classes planning local activities to raise funds for the annual Em¬ ployer Appreciation Ban¬ quet and other club activi¬ ties. “liskiW ■f- Ji Is it possible to have fun while working? Pat McGinnis thinks so. Dorothy Kelly demonstrates how to use the audio equipment. 188 V.I.C.A. Students Involved In Health Specialties ROW ONE; Tamara Rodenberg, Jill Moritz, Janey Butterworth, Tammy Allen, ROW TWO; Kat¬ rina Dasso, D. D. Benson, Lori Smith, Carolyn Brown, Kris Harris. ROW THREE; Shelly Vann, Amber Barbie, Lynette Zirbes, ROW FOUR; Della Banks, Charlotte Depauw, Gail Hoegerl. The Health Occupations program is a co-op pro¬ gram for seniors who are skilled health assistants working in many interesting departments of our local hospitals and nursing homes. Students have jobs dealing with new trends in pediatrics, obstetrics, and other hospital specialities. Don ' t get carried away with that Lori Smith and Carolyn Brown drill, Jill! enjoy making other people happy. H.O. 189 Work Students Host Employers SEATED ON STEPS; Donna Crid- dle, Cindy La Fever, FIRST ROW; Kim Brasmer, Jackie Brooks, Con¬ nie Mackie, Lou Ann Barkalow, Gail Chandler, Debbie Neely, SECOND ROW; Mr. Devinney, Tom Wells, Daryl Avery, Tony Shivers, Brian Sambdman, Jeff Stone, Mike Arp, Jerry Turnbaugh. Lou Ann Barkalow sure knows how to make a great shake ! One of Mike Simmons ' man y tal¬ ents is making delicious hamburg¬ ers at McDonalds. FRONT ROW; Allen Lowery, Judy Hoskins, Tammy Crouse, SECOND ROW; Randy Stigers, Jackie Arp, Kris Yuris, THIRD ROW; Scott Dobereiner, Rob Nusbaum, Larry Smith, Mike Simmons, Regina Patterson, FOURTH ROW; Mr. Devinney, Bill Putnam, Linda Kean. I hope this is the right pair, ex¬ claims Scott Dobereiner. Distributive Education is a work program class which studies the market- management, and dis¬ tribution aspects of bus¬ iness. Distributive Education is part of a State organi¬ zation called Distributed Education Clubs of Illinois, and also part of a National organization called Distri¬ buted Education Clubs of America. The DE students attend different events throughout the school year and have money raising projects such as candy sales and concession stands. D. E. 191 Rocky Students Wear Red Hats FIRST ROW; Bob Wolters, Bill Ramsdale, Monte Montgomery, Doris Lucas, Valerie Jones, Kim Hardin, Marcey Lindeman, SECOND ROW; Dale Langel, Tammy Cole, Todd Engstrom, Marsha Kettering, Rick Ehrman, Mark Thoren, Pam De Spain. Sr. Chefs ' is a two- year Cooperative Edu¬ cation food service pro¬ gram. The students at¬ tend school three hours a day. The other half of the day is spent in their commercial food service training station. Sr. Chefs are earning money to attend the National Restaurant Food and Equipment Show at Mc¬ Cormick Place, Chica¬ go, in May and to spon¬ sor their share of the Employer - Employee Banquet at the end of the school year. Mark Thoren appears as if he w . . enjoys his job as cook at Tortilla chelle Tunberg prepares those Flats. delicious tacos at Taco Johns. Bob Wolters, Assistant Manager at McDonalds, makes sure they Do it all for you. 192 Sr. Chefs Juniors Learn Skills FIRST ROW; Robert Gilmore, Sandy Freese, Dianna Morrow, Eric Johnson, Brian Payton, Van Johnson, Tracey Smith, SECOND ROW; Kassie Hannah, Sandy Goyan, Midge Neal, Pam Vance, Sandy Bierman, THIRD ROW; Charlie Guthrie, Judy Shiel, Linda Moses, Mike Rennert, Cynthia Heard, BACK ROW; Tom Myers. FIRST ROW; Mrs. McLaughlin, Patty Mockmore, Debbie Tucker, Kandi McKinley, Loredia Nunn, SECOND ROW; Susan Johnson, Nora Darby, Pat Jenkins, Ruth Beswick, Peggy Emerson, Jill Bleuer, SEATED IN WHEELCHAIR; Larry Pittman. Loredia Nunn gets fastened up by Susan Johnson while Della Banks looks on. Jr. Chefs is the be¬ ginning year of the co¬ operative education food service program. Stu¬ dents are earning mon¬ ey for the Employer- Employee Appreciation Banquet in May. Class- work includes projects relating to their job as¬ signments and to the preparation of commer¬ cial food products. Ruth Beswick gets measured for a nurse ' s hat by Pat Jenkins and Loredia Nunn. FRONT ROW; Debbie Detwiler, Deanna Robinson, Joane Ra- kus, Jill Mossage, Belinda Bon- sall, Teresa Carlson, Kim John¬ son, Jenny Evans, Tracy Hen- drichsen, Terry Long, Tandy Nieman, Beth Peterson, Laurie Wakeland, SECOND ROW: Hallie McNamara, Vanesa Van- DeVoorde, Judy Schneider, Sheryl Maggio, Margot Ben¬ nett, Gayla Westerfield, Sherry McKee, Barrett Kritzmire, Karen Christianson, Martha Bartlett, Danella Thompson, Debbie Myers, Jean Gilliam, Julie Hynd, Sponsor: Gary Ackerson. BACK ROW; Dee Dee Beaudry, Meg Collins, Lisa Christianson, Brenda Stevenson, Mary Love, Sarah Brick, Kathi Rudd, Angie Booras, Cindy Boeye, Sharon Logan, Annette Ackerson, Beth Heming, Mary Humphrey, Sarah Evans, Shelly Burkert, Ann Jansen. Reflections Of Fairy Tales 194 Dolphinettes The Dolphinettes of Rock Island High School once again worked many hours to present their fif¬ teenth annual show. The theme Fairy Tales was highlighted by a wide var¬ iety of costumes. The Three Bears, Tweedle Dee and Tweedle Dum, The Ugly Duckling and Elves are just a few of the many characters portrayed. Dolphinette routines are based on swimming in time with each other and coordinating stunts and strokes to music. Practices were held on Tuesdays and Fridays for four months before showtime in March. Cabinet Members: FRONT ROW; Mary Humphrey, Sarah Evans, SECOND ROW; Joane Rakus, Vanesa VanDeVoorde, Jill Mos- sage, THIRD ROW; Cindy Boeye, Beth Heming, Ann Jansen, BACK ROW; Dee Dee Beaudry, Meg Collins, Brenda Stevenson, Ab¬ sent from picture: Jody Koester, Pam Sharp. Practice makes perfect, girls! Dolphinette Officers: Meg Collins, Secretary; Dee Dee Beaudry, President; Sarah Evans, Vice President; Mary Humphrey, Treasurer. Dolphinettes 195 The Tide Rolls In Escorted by Herb Schultz and Lane Koester (in Herb ' s yellow convertible), the mysterious Captain Rocky works the fans into an emotional frenzy. Lisa Miller, Nancy Leatherman, and Marge McCartney get set to lead the car caravan to Assump¬ tion in Nancy ' s baby blue VW. Beth Wright thinks of new things to do with crepe paper and cars. Crimson Tide officers; Mary Humphrey, Tracy Dailey, Co-President Randy Christie, Belinda La whom, Lisa Night¬ engale, Belinda Bonsall, Co-President Patti Johnson, and Marge McCartney. Absent from picture; Herb Schultz, Rob Kritzmire, Beth Wright. 196 Crimson Tide Senior Crimson Tide members: FRONT ROW: D. D. Benson, Sandy Whan, Katrina Dasso, Meg Collins, Beth Parker, Marcia Tate, Randy Christie. MIDDLE ROW: Bruce Reisman, Lisa Nightengale, Belinda Lawhorn, Bob Doeckel, Kathy Cowan, Cindy Boeye, Helen Tucker, Jim Resch, Patti Johnson, Lisa Miller, Marge McCartney, Connie Coin, Beth Heming, Kurt Matherly, Edith Kemble, Tennie Carson, Dee Dee Beaudry. BACK ROW; Sandra Winter, Pam Wilker, Debby Conicella, Cheryl Mohr, Carrie Winger, Sue O ' Neil, Pam Sharp, Debbie Adams, Patty Mil¬ ler, Patty Applequist, Jody Kester, Pam Adams, Kris Otis, Kathy Weingartz, Natalie Meyer, Tina Thul, Ginger Randerson, Laura Larson, Beth Wright. Crimson Tide ' s membership grew to more than one hundred and fifty this year and the club did much to promote spirit and in¬ volvement. Davenport ' s John O ' Donnel stadium was graced by the grand entrance of the Crimson Caravan of Cars (with police es¬ cort) to the football game against Assumption. Home games saw the illustrious Captain Rocky ride tri¬ umphantly around the stadium be¬ fore each kickoff. A bus took more than fifty students to the game at Quincy, and the club sold red shirts and visors to over two hun¬ dred eager fans. At Christmas, club members jazzed up the drab hallways with a holiday decorating contest which was won by the jun¬ ior class. Throughout the year Crimson Tide added decorating touches on lockers and the field house, showing support for our many beloved athletic teams. Junior and sophomore Crimson Tide members; ROW 1; Johnna Maggio, Nancy Foehrkolb, Barb Lundy, Norine Adams, Sue Lund- holm, Beth Scherrer, Tracy Dailey, Kathy Layer, Debbie Newcomb, Mary Blick, Ron Nelson, Melinda Riffel, Kelly Ward, Katiiy Kind- schuh, Lori Chambers, Julie Hurt, Linda Genz, Laura Oestreich. ROW 2; Debbie Gustafson, Shelagh Apple- man, Becky Pierce, Dwineice Mohlenbruck, Debbie Meyers, Mary Love, Judy Simon, Debbie Myers, Shelly Wright, Jodi Rohr, Marcy Baker, Shelly Sebben, Debbie Benham, Debby Mont¬ gomery, Shelly Burkert, Gayle Nicholson, Sheri McKee, Kathi Rudd. ROW 3; Amy Iglehart, Diane Edmondson, Shriley Dar- land, Linda Barker, Penny Baw- mann, Kim Ewing, Mari VanDe- Voorde, Teresa Carlson, Annette Ackerson, Lisa Kenney, Mindy Mueller, Marsha Spates, Karla Pollack, Belinda Bonsall, Heather Pollner. ROW 4; Angela Kutsunis, Beth Wiese, Ginny Lawhorn, Karen Weingartz, Pam Wickert, Liza Martinez, Sue Newland, Martha Bartlett, Judy Schneider, Herb Schultz, Toni Beal, Diane Mc¬ Carthy, Mary Humphrey, Margot Bennet. Tennie Carson gets it going on the Homecoming Crimson Tide float. Crimon Tide 197 The B.S.U. Opening a window on the world is Vannessa Haynes. Discussion, a base for improvement, demonstrated by Greg Hickman, Velma White, Vannessa Hayes, and Tommy Wells. The Black Student Union: ROW 1; Tyrun Crawford, Deloris Morton, Tina Lewis, Judy Babers, Beverly Robinson, Miss Thornton. ROW 2; Brandalynn Davis, Loriane Dixon, Joyce Boyd, Gloria Ramsey, Ada Clay, and Glen Lamkin. ROW 3; Mr. Bradford, Johnathan Young. Rocky ' s Black Student Union, finishing it ' s 6th ex¬ citing year, has danced, and dined. Their meetings, ever productive, were held regularly at the Martin Luther King Center. The annual King dance was bet¬ ter than last year ' s, and the Memorial dinner was excellent. Congratulations B. S. U. -on another out¬ standing year! Campaign ' 76 Young Republican officers; Shelly Sebben, Recording Secretary; Connie Coin, Treasurer, STAND¬ ING: Belinda Lawhorn, Correspond¬ ing Secretary; Kerry Mitchell, President; Kathy Cowan, Vice President; Paul Dismer, Debbie Benham; Sargent at Arms. Keeping the latest releases are Debbie Benham, Shelly Sebben, Connie Coin, and Advisor Dick Sias. Rocky ' s Grand Old Party supporters; Shelly Sebben, Debby Benham and Belinda Lawhorn solicit vote by phone. The Young Republicans supported the candidate of their choice with long hours of phone calls and door knocking. They raised the old Party banner high. Their efforts were sub¬ stantial, but not infallable. Under the leadership of Dick Sias, the Young Republicians turned out an outstanding year. Young Republicans 199 Spotlight On Drama Caught in the act of the season ' s first play; Mark Evans, Kim Ewing, and Jill Horton. Drama Club has just pulled the curtain on it’s fullest year, with several weekly meetings, after¬ school activities and end¬ less rehearsals. The ad¬ visor; John Hires, the President and the club- bies found themselves nearly run ragged. With everyone pitching in the jobs were always done on time, and to specifications. Though funding was some¬ times scarce; spirit, team¬ work and the we shall overcome attitude was al¬ ways present. All-in-all Drama Club ' s most pro¬ ductive and unifying year. J- M. Hires Quite frankly, states Jane Kot- ecki, we ' re all overworked and underpaid. 200 Drama Club Drama Qub officers; The Beauti¬ ful Maiden, Velda Carlson, Pres¬ ident; the script holder, Lee Black¬ mon; V. President; the love-sick accountant, Norman Carver, Treasurer. FIRST ROW; Robbyn Schragger, Barb Melaas, Pam Mirr, Chris Me- laas, Cheryl Brolander, Dana Bar¬ nett, Lisa Kenney. SECOND ROW: Judy Simon, Miriam Anderson, Jeanine Johnson, Jane Kotecki, Beth Hansen, JoeRakus, Julie Green, Margo Gardner. THIRD ROW; Richard Mohr, Lisa Shol, John Weingartz, Randy Christie, Mindy Mueller, Laurie Handelman, Hollis Monroe, FOURTH ROW; Norman Carver. Bob Doeckel, Lee Blackmon, Greg Braid, Eric Fields, Tom Wiley, Eric Eliason, Jim Resch. A difficult scene proves no problem for Belinda Lawhorn and Laurie Handelman. Drama Pan Am Steps Lively! The Bicentennial year inspired the Pan American League. By Christmas, the club boasted of exactly 76 members, a record in recent years. The high¬ light of the year was the annual Christmas party at Tortilla Flats. Span¬ ish food was enjoyed, including the traditional bunelo topped with ice cream. Earlier in the year the club enjoyed a pro¬ gram of Spanish danc¬ ing. Later, plans for an international food tasting party involving the German and French clubs were under way as well as plans for a hayrack ride and a spring pinata party. 202 Pan Am League Spanish club members: ROW 1; Tracey Hen- Norine Adams, Elaine Predmore, Kathy dricksen, Dana Barnett, Debbie Shallman, Schultz, Brenda Stevenson. ROW 3; Jim Ann Knittle, Julie Fussell, Jamie Hill, Deb- Carlson, Dave Tipple, Max Onderbeke, bie Adams, Chris Kelly, Kathy Feldhahn, Lori John Snowden, Marc Beal, Ramni Levy, Black, Jan Hamilton, Carrie Winger. ROW Tom Strausse, Melva Carver, Tobi Shearer. 2; Angela Booras, Dwineice Mohlenbruck, ROW 4; Dale Buchman (Treasurer), Sue Gold, Denise Aden, Debbie Rumler, Blum (Secretary), Shelly Greim (President), Kim Rickey, Ellen Tsagaris, Karen Egeberg, Vicki Engleman (Vice-President). French-German Club members; ROW 1; Sue Edwards, Lucia Kovacs, Cindy Boeye, Pam Sharp, Beth Fisher, Julie Fussell, Kris Melaas, Melinda Ripples. ROW 2; Lisa Christianson, Pam Mirr, Karen Eggelson, Carol King, Pam Brill, Tina Joannides, Ellen Tsagaris, Shana Freeman, Marty Bruck, Kathy Weingartz, Sharon Gulden- zopf, Julius Defauw. ROW 3; Cheryl Mohr, Shirley Ressler, Connie Kimball, Jim Resch, Kerry Mitchell, Lisa Sohl, Dave Koch, Bob Doeckel, Ardith Hol- graian, Lori Levin, Diane Mc¬ Carthy, Mark Nagel, Patty Appel- quist, Tina Bull, Ron Mirr. Friendship, coopera¬ tion, and enthusiasm created a new and exciting experience for the mem¬ bers of French and German Clubs. Joining together, they made many successful plans including Mardi Gras, Oktoberfest, their Christ¬ mas Party and participation in the International Dinner. French Club, German Club 203 Foreign Clubs With A Flair! 204 Ski Club, Fraction Faction Ski club tries to take two major trips each year. The club sponsors fund raising activities such as dances and bake sales to help curtail trip expenses. Ski Club Officers were: Ted Lard- ner, Anna Lefstein, and missing from picture; DeAnn Rice. Mindy MueUer, Herb Schultz, and Laurie Handleman show their skills in skiing. Ski Club Members were; FRONT ROW; Dee Dee Beaudry, Connie Coin, Judy Schneider, Susan Wil¬ son, Kris Melaas, Lucia Kovacs, Karen Eggelson, Lisa Dingeldein, Lisa Koester, Martha Bartlett, Shirley Darland, Diane Edm ondson, Barb ConneUy, Patty Hanson, Elaine Predmore, Anna Lefstein, Shelly Greims, Betsy Sheley, Advisor Rich DiSanto, Joe Del¬ arosa, BiU Walker, Tania Minot, and Ted Lardner. ROW 2; Karen Christiansen, Mindy Mueller, Belinda Lawhorn, Sarah Evans, Lori Eckhardt, Martha Kalina, Pam Sharp, Helen Tucker, Gun- ilia Thorsson, Sheryl Brolander, Lisa So hi, Scott Greenleaf, Ann Knittle, Lisa Kenney, Mike Mor¬ an, Kevin Lavan, Paul Kenney, Jamey Engman, Pete Lardner. BACK ROW; Tom Peterson, Dan Wittig, Herb Schultz, Mary Love, Annette Ackerson, Cindy Boeye, Vicki Scott, Roberta Liston, Jim Wickwire, Jeff Johnson, Andy Gerstein, Brad Arndt, Joe Topp¬ ing, Mike Whan, Paul Kenney, Keith Foehrkolb, Eric Johnson, Tom Love, Steve PrebU. Fraction Fraction is an organized math club with the objective to have fun with mathematics and ex¬ plore new areas. The members contribute both physical and financial help to the math department. This club is also a part of Science Council and parti¬ cipates in Science Council activities such as the Christmas Fondue Party. Dwineice Mo hie nb ruck; Vice- President, Diane McCarthy; Secretary-Treasurer, John Snowden; President, Roberta Liston, with Shirley Resler, and Patty Appelquist. Rocky Skiers Hit The Slopes Mulling Over Math Matters They Shoot People, Don ' t They? L 1 1 ill f j vi ' • 9 ri . I 9 r T |1 1 J Camera Club is dedi¬ cated to achieving interest in photography. The club members learn to use a camera more effectively, develop film, and print pictures. The members are on a project to im¬ prove the dark room, and hope to visit some pro¬ fessional studios and labs in the Spring. Some of the members have also been quite busy working for the WATCHTOWER. Camera Club Members are: FRONT ROW; Sandy McCann, Barb Melaas, Ardith Holm¬ gren, Karen Doherty, Shirley Reslor, Larry Eastland, Jeff Martin, Barry Markillie, Paul Dismer, and Andy Axup. BACK ROW; Mary Jackson, Jane Kotecki, Lisa Christenson, David Marx, and Mickie Henson. Mary Jackson prays the picture she just shot turns out. Smile... Gotcha ! replies Hollis Monroe. Martin Farrell and Larry East- land concentrate together on the work of photography. . v Camera Rocky ' s Inquisitive Minds Science Council Members are: FRONT ROW; Jane Kotecki, Robyn Schrager, Barb Melaas, Ardith Holmgren, Sandy Me Conn, Donna Schachel, Patty Appelquist, and Mary Jackson. ROW 2; Shirley Resler, Roberta Liston, Lisa Chris¬ tensen, Tracy Goold, Larry East- land, Dan Weber, John Snowden, Phil King, Randy Peterson, Alisa Gold, Diane McCarthey, Betsy Appelquist, Dwiniece Mohlen- bruck, Barry Markillie, Jack Bry¬ ant, Mike Conrad, Lisa Harkey, and Karen Doherty. BACK ROW; Andy Axup, Dave Marx, Mickie Henson, Andy Bruck, Ramni Levy, Kent Eliaso n, Paul Dismer, Jeff Martin, and Mr. Armstrong. Science Council co¬ ordinates the social and service activities of Camera Club, Science Club, and to some ex¬ tent, Fraction Faction. The big events of the year are the Fall pic¬ nic, a ball game at Scott County Park, the Christmas Fondue Par¬ ty, and the Spring Steak Fry. Mary Jackson takes time out for a smile while working hard. Betsy Applequist is caught mixing her specialty. John Snowden gives a sample mix¬ ture to his first victim, Diane McCarthey. 206 Science Council, Science Club Challenge Science Donna Schachel is spotted stirring the brew. Science Club Members are: FRONT ROW; Lisa Christensen, Patty Appelquist, Lisa Harkey, Jane Kotecki, Robyn Schrager, Betsy Appelquist, and Mary Jackson. ROW 2; Jack Bryant, Phil King, Kent Eliason, Ramni Levy, Andy Bruck, Barry Markillie, Donna Schachel, Tracy Goold, Dan Weber, and Shirley Resler. BACK ROW; Mike Conrad, Dwiniece Mohlenbruck, Paul Dismer, Jeff Martin, Andy Axup, and Randy Peterson. Science Council, Science Club 207 Many Facets To Rocky Life Rocky Campus Life members: FRONT ROW: Dewitt Young, David Chesling. BACK ROW: Director Dick Kimble, Roger Carlson, Mark Evans, Gloria Stevens, Cindy DeMont, Sharon Swenson, Laura Sol tow, Ginger Randerson. The 1976-77 members of Camp us Life partici¬ pated in an all-night lock- in at the YWCA and spon¬ sored a Burger Bash , where all the burgers you could eat were available for one dollar. During the Christmas break, Campus Life members from the entire nation met in Min¬ nesota for a special gath¬ ering called the Living End. Pinnettes The expanding Pinnet¬ tes, now in their fourth year, received new uni¬ forms and sponsored many fund raising events to help provide money for the Westlers ' meals, trips and trophies. The Pinnet¬ tes ' overwhelming spirit and vitality spurred the Wrestling Rocks on to their substantial success. FRONT ROW; Cindy DeMont, Lisa Martinez, MIDDLE ROW; Terry Long, Sheryl Maggio, Jackie Rankin, Leesa Gray, Debbie Chisolm, Kim Ewing. BACK ROW; Charlotte DePaw, Patti Gross, Julie Allison, Nena Bingamon, Vera Wells. Bambi Ghys, Julie Ebert and Patti Gross help root for the Rock Island Wrestlers. 208 Campus Life, Pinnettes Acknowledgements Mrs. E. Conrad Advisor Mr. Howard Dusek Josten ' s American Yearbook Company Mr. Charles Armstrong Photography Advisor Mark Cook Cover Design Quad-City Times Photography Rock Island Argus Photography Ted Hains Studio Photography Staff Co-Editors Dee Dee Beaudry Carrie Winger Boy ' s Athletics Randy Christie Eric Fields Mark Foley Girl ' s Athletics Pam Adams Organizations Dale Buchman Faculty Section Norm Carver Randy Christie Kathy Cowan j Lisa Kenney Gayle Nicholson Dale Buchman Senior Section Sarah Evans Susan Wilson Cheryl Mohr Junior Section Beth Parker Jamie Hill Sophomore Section Kathy Weingartz Diana Dieterich Index Laura Soltow Kathy Weingartz ■ Business Manager Bob Doeckel Head Photographer Larry Eastland Photographers Lisa Christensen Paul Dismer Mary Jackson Kim Riri ' - Acknowledgements 209 A Abel. Karen 136 A bolt. Craig 23. 136. 159. 166. 170 A bolt. Mark 19. 80. 158. 161. 164 Ackerman. Cecila 186 Ackerson. Annette 38, 39, 116, 1 57. 159. 161. 175, 194. 197. 204 ACKERSON. GARY 63. 74. 164. 165, 194 Adams. Beth 52, 53. 136 Adams. Brenda 116 Adams. Cocthe 136 Adams. Dana 136 Adams. Debra 43. 48. 49. 80. 158. 166. 169. 197. 202 Adams. Keith 136 Adams. Norine 136. 159. 169. 197. 202 Adams, Pamela 80, 160, 180, 181. 209 Adams. Paul 136 Adams. Stewart 64 Adamson. Terry 80. 184 Aden. Denise 136. 159. 177, 202 Aden. Denise 136. 159. 177, 202 A.F.S. 167 Agy. Julie 116 Albertson. Pamela 110. 197 Albrecht. Lud«ig 64 Albrecht. Monica E. 136 Albrecht. Nancy 136. 159. 163. 177 Albrecht. Raymond 80 Albrecht. Robert 80 Allen. Scott 18. 19. 50, 80 Allen, Tammy 116, 189 Allender, Robin 116 Allison, Julie 136. 177. 208 Allison. Lisa 49. 136 Allison. Martin 116 Allison. Richard 23. 64 Almanza. Raul 116 Altman. Laurie 80 Alvarez, Allen 42 Alvarez. Ferdinand 42. 116. 164 Andcreck. Kathleen 136 Anders. Matthew 136 Andersen. Chad 136 Andersen. Greg 110 Anderson. Blake 57. 136 Anderson, Brenda 116 Anderson. Charles 116 ANDERSON. C L 64 Anderson. Denise J. 136 ANDERSON. LARRY 64 Anderson. Machaei 136 Anderson. Matthew 116 Anderson. Miriam 116. 159. 168, 169. 170. 174, 195. 201 Anderson. Penelope 116. 159. 169, 170. 171, 174. 175 Anderson. Roxanc 136 ANDERSON. V IRGINIA t 4. 72 Andrcsen. Jeffrey 80. 170 Andresen. Julie 49 Andrcsen. Scott 136. 169. |70. 113 Andrews, Tracy 80 Angel. Alan 133 m Angel. Judy 110 Angell. Bruce 136 I Angell. Kent 116 Anguiano. Patricia 80 Anthony. Caleb 110, 184 Anthony. Matthew 136 Appel. Kent 110 M Appelquist, Christopher 136 Appelquist. Deborah 137 Appelquist. Edward 116 Appelquist. Patrichl 80. 197, 203. 204. 206. 207 £ Applegate. Rudolph 116. 162 Appleman, Marie 80 Appleman. Shclagh 137, 197 Applequist. Steven 116 Archie. Curtis 23, 47, 137 Argo. Lisa 137 Argo. Wyatt HI 6 Argue. Nancy Ilh ARMSTRONG. CHARLES 64. 207. 209 y ARMSTRONG WILLIAM 64 Arndt. Bradley 116. 204 Arnold. Donald 116 Arp. Jacqiietynn 80. 191 Arp. Michael 16. 190 Arrington Henry 133 Art . Melody 116 Atkins. Tracey I 37 Attwood, Laurie 137 Ausdal, Claudia 80 Ausdal, Laura 116 Avery JKrrvl 19. 116. 190 Axup, Andrew 2. 116. 148. 159. 205. 06. 207 Ayer , Tim 11 B Babcock, Clarice 74 BABERS. GLENDA 116 Babers. Judy 137. 198 Babers. Tyrone 116 Bahnks. Beth 45. 137. 169. 170. 171. 173 Bailey. Bill 137 Batlcv. Toni A 43. 80 BAR! ALOYSIUS 64 Baker Brian 47. 80, 157. 161. 169. 170, 174. 175 Baker. La Verne 137 Baker. Linda 137 Baker. Marcell 137, 169, 170. 177. 197 Baldndbc. Joel 116 Bales, Randall 81 Ball. I con 23 BALL. WALTER 75 BALI ARD. BONNIE 83. 64 Balliu, Debra 116 BANFIELD. ARTHUR 64. 67 Banks. Charles 137 Banks. Della 81. 169 189. 193 Banks. Timothy 116 Bannas. Eugene 155. 169. 170 Barbee. Amber 116, 189 Barkalow. I ouAnn 116. 190 Barker. I inda 116. 197 Barlang. Curtis 137 Barnes. Alan 116 Barnes. Lisa 137 Barnes. Randall 137. 177 Barnett. Dana 116 Barnett. Dana Marie 81. 176. 201. 202 Barnett, Glen 137 Barnett, Margaret 81, 178 Barnett. Robert 116 Barrett. Jamey 117 Bartlett, Martha 45. 53. 66. 194. 197. 204 Bartman, Kathy 38. 137 Barton. Michael 117 Bassett. Gino 155 Bateman. Bret 81 Baugh. Leon 137 Bausal. Randy 137 Bawmann. Cynthia 81. 169, 170, 171 Bawmann. Penny 117, 169. 197 Baxter, John 110 Beal, Eric 42. 159. 161. 165 Beal. Marc 42. 62. 81. 138. 158. 161, 202 Beal. Tom 38. 29, 159. 161. 197 Beam. Richard 51, 137 BEARD. GREG 64 Beardsley, Laurie 81. 184 Beason. Debra 81 Bcason. Gloria 137 Beaudry. Adriannc 81. 157. 160. 180. 181. 194, 195, 197. 204. 209 Beaudry. Eric 137 Beaver, Jay 117. 169. 170 Beck. Gregory 117 Beck. Steve BECKER. SHIRLEY 76 Beckwith. Michael S 81 Beduhn. Rodney 47, 48. 81 BeDuhn. Thomas 117 Bell. Elizabeth 137 Bell. Janice 117 BELL. ROBERT 110 BENDER. GARY 51 Bcnficld. Bethann 137 Bcngston. Cathy 137 Bcngs ton. Debbie 137 Benham. Debra 137, 177, 197, 199 Bennett. Andrea 81 Bennett. Angie 137. 177 Bennett. Judy 137 Bennett. Mafgot 49. 117. 126. 159, 166. 179. 194. 197 Benson. Denise 14. 43. 81. 189. 197 Benson. Mark 117. 174. 179 Benson. Steve 137, 165 Benson, Teresa 117 Benton. John 137 Bcrberich. Raymond 137 Berg. Michael 133 Bernal. Francis 23, 137 Bernaucr, Debra 81 Berryman. Craig 133 Bcscrra. Romeo 137 Beswick. Ruth Ann 117, 193 BEVILL. JOHN 65 Biddison. Cynthia 81 BIG FORD, LOUISE 74 Bierman. Sandra 117, 193 BIGGS. DARRELL 62 B.licki. John 155. 169. 170 Bilicki. Michael 81 Bingaman. Nena 45. 117 . 160. 166. 179. 208 Birkel, Lisa 45. 53. 117. 144. 169 Birrcll. Carlton 137 Bishop. James 42. 117 Bishop. James Wright 137 Bishop. Susan 110 BJORKMANN. ROSE ANN 65 Black, Loddie 137 Black. Lon 117. 202 BLACK. SANDRA 65 BLACK. RICHARD 62 Black. Russell 117 BLACK STUDENT UNION 198 Blackmon. Lee 81. 158. 163. 201 Blair. Dwayne 137 Blair. Karen 137 Blakley. Paul 133 Bland. Charles 117 Bland. Troy 23. 137 Blaser, Susan 117 Bledsoe. Brian 82 Bledsoe, Kelly 117, 164, 167 Blcucr. Jill 117. 193 Bleucr, Susan 117 Blevacrt. Jerry 110 Blcvaert. Jody 45. 1 38 Blick. Mary 138, 177, 197 BLOMBERG. JOHN 65 Blucdorn. Marvin 117, 184 Blum. Susan 21. 82. 120. 158 Boetjc. James 138 Bocyc. Cynthia 82. 158. 164. 165. 167, 194, 195. 197. 203. 204 Bohannon. Mark 117 Bolden. Peggy 138 Boldl. David 110. 184 Bolio. Frederick 117 Bolton. Rhonda I 38 Bond. Douglas 117, 166 Bonnctt. Robin 53. II7. 169. 170. 171 Bonsall. Belinda 44. 45. 49. 117, 159. 161. 166. 194. 196. 197 BONSALL. DUANE 19. 21. 46. 47. 49. 65 Booras. Angela I 17. 194. 202 Booth, Ronald 117 Bopcs, Scott I 33 Boswell. James 117. 185 Boughman. Karen 82 Boullinghouse, Edward 82 Bower. Anthony 23, 47, 138 Bower. Robert 19. 47. 133 Bowes. Beth 82 Bowes. Timothy 117 Bowling. Glen 138 Bowman. Anne 138 Bowman. Marijanc 65 Bowser. Janet 138 Bowser. Mark 82. 185 Boyd. Joanne 110 Bovd. Jodi 138 Boyd. John 138 Boyd. Joyce 138. 198, 214 Boyer. Scott 117. 168. 169. 170 Brackcvclt, Mary 82 BRADFORD. CURLEY 65. 188. 198 Bradley, Alvina 117 Bradley, Marstam 117 Bragg. Jonnc K2 Bragg. Rose ! 38 Braggs Willie 155 Braid. Greg I 17. 174. 201 Branch. Scott 138 Brandenburg. Jeffrey 82. 178 Brandt. Steven 47. 118. 119 Brancr. Connie 49 Brasmcr. Kimaly 118. 190 Brattain, Cynthia 82. 185 Bratton, Katrina 82 BRAUGH. RUTH 66 Braxton. Rick 138 Braxton Rick 118 Brciby. Douglas 19. 50. 82. 178 Brcms. Jeffrey 118 Brick, Sarah 12. 38. 39. 49. 138. 194 Brill, Pamela 82. 158. 169. 170. 171. 172. 203 Bristol Jimmy 155 Bristol. Ronnie 133 Brocksiock. Sandra 133 Brolander. Sheryl 138. 159. 163. 17a 171, 172. 173. 204 Brooks. Jacqueline 118. 190 Brooks. Mary 118 Brooks. Terry 23. 138 Brown. Carolyn 82. 189 Brown David 19. 133 Brown, Debra 82 Brown. Michael 50. 118 Brown. Richard 47. 138 Brown. Timothy I 38 Brown. Wanda 133 Bruck. Andrew 55. 138. 166. 172, 206. 207 Bruck. Martin 55. 118. 159, 162. 165. 203 Bruffett. Bearl 57. 118 Brug cman. Beth Ann 138, 169. Brugman, Steven 138 Bryant. John 118. 207 Buchman Dale 118. 159, 181. 202, 209 Buchman. Ronald 138 Buckallew. Deborah 138 Buckley. Teresa 138 Budelicr. Chris I 38 Bugay. David 138 Bull. Tina M 83. 158. 168. 169. 170. 171, 173. 203 Bullock. Rachael 138 Bunch. Wesley L 138 Bundy. Marvin F. 155 Burkert. Edna 75 Burkcrt. Nancy 49. 138, 169. 170. 171 Burden. Rachelle 118. 169. 171. 194, 197 Burkhead. Scott 118 Burns. Thomas 118 Burrage. Willie I 38 Burrill. Duane 67. 110 Burrus. Bill 19. 21 Burton. John 118 Burton. Paula Burwell, Dawn 118, 166 Buser. Phillip 83 Buser. Thomas 83 Bush, Randall 83 Bush. Ricky 138 Bussard. Brad 83 Butcher, troy 138. 169. 170. 171 Buttcrworth, Jane 83. 189 Butts. Laurie 38, 118, 161 Butts. Leslie 118 C Cacari, Richard 8J Cacari, Ron 138 C ain. Mark A 138 Callahan. Lori 83 Callahan. Michael 138 Calloway. Jeffrey 118 Calloway. Terrance 110 C almer, Brenda 118 CAMERA CLUB 205 Camilli. Carol 38. 39. 155 CAMPBELL, LINDA 66 Campbell. Karyn 118, 174 Campbell. Kathy 118 Campbell. Kevin 47 Campbell. Scott 138 Campbell, Tammy 138 CAMPUS LIFE 208 Cantu, Richardo 110 Capitani, Melissa 118 Capps. Andy Clyde 83 Caras Karen 52. 53. 135. 138. 144. 177 CARBONE, RITA 75 Carlcton. Cheryl 138 Carlile. Penny 118 Carlson. James 83. 158. 202 Carlson. Jav R 57. 118 CARLSON. REYNOLD 76 Carlson. Roger 83. 208 t Carlson. Teresa 17. 38. 118. 174 . 179. 194, 197 Carlson. Thomas 118. 179 Carlson. Vclda 138. 163. 177. 201 Carothers. Diana 83. 183 Carpcntier. Andrea 118 Carpenticr. Licsa 83, 182 f Carper, James 118 Carper. Michele A. 139 Carr, Timothy 10. 83 Carrillo, Dawn 118 CARROLL. JOHN 50. 66 Carson. Tenmc 79. 83. 176, 197 Carstcns, Craig 139 Carter. Susan 110 Cartwright. Cynthia 118 Cartwright. Linda 45 Cartwright. Randy 83 Carver. Kathleen 118 Carver. Melba 139, 202 Carver. Norman 83. 162, 163, 181. 201. 209 Carver. Ronald F. 139 Ccpeda. Maro CHAMBER CHOIR 175 Chamberlain. Charles 118 Chambers. Danielle 139 Chambers. Lori 139. 177, 197 Chandler. Bruce 110. 185 Chandler . Gail 119. 190 Chandler. Tina 139 Chaplin. Timothy R 139 Chaplin, . Timothy R 139 Charleston. Carol Sue 139 Cheers. Crystal 84. 182 Cherry. Robert P. 19. 47. 119. 161 C hcsling. David L. 139. 208 Chesling. Scott 119, 128 Childs. Theresa Ann 119 Chisholm. Deborah 119. 208 CHRISTENSEN. DEAN 66 Christensen. Karen Sue 12, 52. 139. 154, 166. 177. 194. 204. 206 Christensen. Lisa 119. 159. 169, 170. 171. 173. 180. 194. 203, 205. 209 Christensen. Randy R 139. 169. 170 Christensen. Teresa NO Christiansen, Julie 119 CHRISTIANSEN. LYNN 66 Christie. Randall 84. 158. 163. 180. 181, 196. 197. 201. 209 Christner. Kathy 139 Christofferson. Kelly 119 Church. Tami L 49. 84 CLARK. BEN 66 Clark. Charles 119 Clark. Kathleen 84 Clark, Kerry 119 Clark. Larry 110 CLARK. RALPH 66 Clark. Richard 139 CLARK. STEVE 62 Clason, Linda 119 Clay. Ada M 119. 187. 198 Clay. Eileen 139 Cleaveland. Daniel 119. 159. 169. 170, 171 Clemons. Anthony 119 Clemons. Michael 139 Cline. Ronald 47. 84. 179 CLONINGER, VIRGINIA 76 Coatncy. Craig 119 Cobbs. Jeffrey 84 Cobert. Douglas 155 Cockerill. James 84. 169. 179. 171. 173 Coffey. Rickey 139 Cohen. Michael 19. 84. 158. 161 Coin, Constance 52, 53. 84. 158. 164, 165, 166, 197. 199. 204 Coin, Kathy 44. 45. 52. 53. 119 CONCERT BAND 170 Cole, Charles 84 Cole. Debr.i 139. 177 Cole. Lisa I 39 Cole, Tammy 84. 192 Collier. Beverly 53. 84. 161 C ollins, Gregory 139 Collins. Kristi 119 Collins. Meg 14, 84. 157, 164, 194. 195. 197 Collins, Richard 119 Colvin. Isaac 133 Combs. Bernice 139 Combs. Patricia 139 COMMON GROUND 166 Congdon. Brian 139 Congdon. Dennis 110. 183 Conicella. Dcbbv 84. 197 Conley. Barbara 119. 176. 204 CONRAD. ELEANOR 65. 66. 181. 209 Conrad. Michael 119, 20 Cook. Christine 84 Cook. Jultc 155 Cook. Mark 119. Cook. Susan 139 Colidgc. John 47. 48 Cooper. Mark 119 Cooprider, Mark 119 Copcnhaver, Eugene 119 Corelis. George 110 Cotton. Kathleen 139 Cowan. Kathleen 34. 158. 174. 181. 197. 199. 209 Cox. David 84 Coyne. Scott 139 Cozad, Jim 55, 85 Crawford. Ronald 85 Crawford. Tyrun 139. 198 Creek more, Tobi Sue 139 Criddlc. Donna 119, 190 CRIMSON CRIER 178. 179 CRIMSON TIDE 196. 197 Crookshanks, David 119 Crosbv, Donna J 139 Crouch. Dcannc 119 Crouse. Michael 57. 139 Crouse. Tammie 85. 191 Crowe, David 85 Crowe. Michael 57. 139 COOPERATIVE WORKING TRAINING 185 Crowe. Randy 139 Crownovcr. Loren 119 Crum. Julie 139 Crum, Matthew 85 Crumley, Sharon 119 Cullen. Laurie 139 Cullison, Barbara 85. 111 Cullison. Linda I 39 Culp. Sharyl 139 Cunningham. David 155 Curtiss, Lisa 119. 121. 176 Cushman. Charles 8N 188 D Dailey. Joseph 119 Dailey. Tracv 45. 53. 139. 166. 177. 196. 197 Dale. William 139 Daligec. Christina 85 Damewood, Christopher 119, 188 Dang. Nhicu Thi 133 Daniels. Williams 119 Danielson. Wendy 119. 159 Darby. Nora 133. 193 Darland. Shirley 119. 167. 197. 204 Darrell. Aaron 119 Darwin. Mark 23. 139 Dasso. Katrina 85. 189. 197 Dasso. Kevin 54. 55. 85. 215 Dasso. Kurtiss 139 Dasso, Linda 85 Dasso. Peter 119 Dasso. Tod 119 DAVIE NELLIE 67 Davies. Lisa 119 Davis. Brandolyn 155. 198 Davis. Brenda 139 Davis. Eloise 155 Davis. Michael 155 Davis. Sandra 85 Davis, Shane 85. 184 Davis. Terry 139 Davison, Theresa 119 Dawkins. Patricia 119 Dawkins. Stephanie 140 Daxon, Ann 140 Daxon, Judy Sundquist 85 Daxon. Steven 18. 19. 20. 50. 119 Daxon. Tamara 2. 119 Dean. Jerry 119 DeBackcr. Michael 85 DeBruyne, Judith 85. Ill Decker. Kathy 119 Decker. Tamie R 85. DeFauw. Julius 119. 159. 203 Dcgarmo. Dean 86 DeGeetcr, Timothy 19. 119 DeLaRosa. Robert 119. 204 DcLeu. Gary 133 DcMeycr, Gary 140 DcMott. Cynthia 43. 119. 208 Denglcr, Victor 140 Dennis. Douglas 140 Dennis. Kenneth 86 DENNIS. PHILLIP 67 Dennis. Troy 119 DePauw, Charlene 86. 208 DcPauw. Charlotte 86. 189 Derrick, Rodney 47, 119 DeSmct. Lynn 56. 119, 159. 171, 179 DeSpain. Pamela 86. 192 DeSpain. Teresa 140 DETAEYE. DONALD 67 Dctwilcr. Debra 38. 119. 159. 194 DcWitte, Christine 86 DEVINNEY. DONALD 67. 190. 191 Diaz. Caroline 86 Dickerson. Carolyn 140 DICKERSON. TED 67 Dietcrich. Diana 86, 181, 209 Dieterich, Lori 140. 165 Diclsch. Ronnie 86 Dill. Towanda 155 Dilley. Dawn 86 Dingcldcin. Lisa 86. 204 Dingcldcin. Paul 140 Dinger. Victor 23 Dirck, Kerry 140 DISANTO. RICH 166. 204 Dismcr. Jeffrey 57, 140 Dismcr. Paul 133. 159. 162, 180. 199, 205. 206. 207. 209 DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION 90. 191 DIVERSIFIED OCCUPATION 184 Dixon. Lorraine 119. 198 Dixon. Tanya 140. 142. 169 Dobblcr. Gary 42. 110 Doberclncr, Scott 86. 190. 191 Dochcrty, Kari 119 Docckcl. Benjamin 86. 158. 161, 174. 175 Docckcl. Michad 119 Docckcl, Robert 86. 162. 166. 174, 175, 181, 197. 201, 203. 209 Docckcl. W ' illiam 17. 55. 86. 166 Doerr, Glenn 119, 125 Doherty. Karen 86. 205. 207 Dohrcr. Timothy 119 DOLPHINETTES 194. 195 Donclson. Cynthia 119. 188 Donclson. Glen 23. 47. 140 Donnelly. Cynthia 86 Donnelly, Lori 140 Donnelly, Thomas 119 Doran. Jay 119 Donan. Yvonne 140 Dorman. James 55. 140, 166 Dorman. Stephen 140. 169. 170 Dortch. Lucinda 140 Dortch. Nathan 155 Douglas. Allen 133 Douglas, Dana 18. 19. 86 Douglas. Karen 140 Douglas. Krystal 133 Douglas. Larry NO • Douglas. Terry 140 Dow. Joe 23 Downey. Trudi Irene 87. 185 Downey. William J. 140 I Downing. April 140 Downing. Diane 110 Downing. Douglas 133 Downing. Pamela 140 Downs, Laurie A. 87 Doyle. Theresa 120 Draffkorn. Paul 87. 178 DRAMA CLUB 200 201 Drevich. Marc 87 Drovcsky. Shawn A. 155 Drovesky. Thomas 140 Drowns. Elainea 133 Duncan. Lori 120 Dunigan. Angelia 140 Dunn. Donna 120 Dunn. Howard 110, 178 Dupont. Michael 140. 159. 166. 169. 170 DUSEK. HOWARD 209 Dusenberry. Pamela 87 Duller. Scott 140 Dykes. Sally NO DYSON. CHUCK 78. 162. 166 E Each, David 87 Eagle. James 87 Eagle. Timothy 19. 50. 120 Eastland. Lawrence 87. 180. 181 205. 206. 207. 209 Eastwood, Cletus 133 Ebert. Julie 87. 208 Ebert. Peggy 133 Eberts. Ernest 140 Eberts. Rose 43 Eckermann. Barbara J. 140 Eckert, Patricia 133 Eckhardt. Lori 120. 204 Echhardt. Michael 47. 140. 16 5 Eckles. Francis 140 Eddy. Diane 120. 169. 170. 174 Edell, Steven 120 Edgar. Rhonda 87 Edmondson. Diane 120, 167, 197, 204 Edwards. David 120 Edwards. Donna 140 Edwards. Evelyn 155 Edwards. Lisa 120 Edwards, Raymond 87 Edwards, Susan 140, 203 Egan. Barbara 87. 158. 174 Egan. Daniel 120 Egeberg. Karen 87. 112, 158. 202 Eggleson, Karen 53, 140. 159. Tb6. 173, 203. 204 Ehrmann. Richard 87, 192 Eklof. Michael 133 Elder. Susan 87. HI EUason. Eric 120. 163. 201 Eliason Kent 140. 159. 107 Ellinwood. Dawn 155 Elliot. Margaret 120 i lliot. Penny 140 Ellis, Alice 120 Ellis, Jovee 140 Ellis. Lizzie 87 Ellis. Lynn 120 Ellis. Marla 49. 140 Elsbury. Jeffrey 110, 178 Emerson, Peggy 120. 193 Engel. Julie 140 Engelman, Steven S. 87 Engclman, Vicki 120, 159. 179. Engh. Randall 140 England. Clinton 88 Engles. Elaine 88 English, David 140 Engman, James 88. 158. 204 Engruv. Larry 57. 140 Engstrom. Mark 140 Enastrom. Todd 88, 192 Enlow. Debbie 166 Enlow. William 110 Ensiom. Curt 140 Enstrom. Kenneth 55. 120, 174 Erickson. Anita 88 Erickson. Gary 23. 140 Esparza. Michelle 120 Essary. Debra 120 Estcll. David 120 Euell. Letha 140 Evans. Jennifer 38. 39, 140, 166. 194 Evans. Mark 140. 200. 208 Evans. Sarah 38, 39. 120. 159. 161. 177, 194. 15. 204. 205 Ewing. Jacqueline 140 Ewing. Kimberly 120. 167. 197. ‘ 20a 208 Ewing. Mane 140 F Fagan. James 140 Faith. Curtis I 20 Farmer. Fawn 88 Farmer. Kevin 47 Farrance, Cynthia 88 Farrancc. Pamela 120. 166 Farrell. Martin 120. 205 Fawcett. Tammy 88 Fcarn, Tonya 120 Feith. Jeff 155 Feld ham. Kathy 120, 166. 174. 202 Fellncr. James 155 Fentress. Sam 120. 162 Ferm. Barrett 47, 140. 169, 170. 171 FESSLER. FRANK 67 Fields. Eric 88. 163. 181. 201, 209 Fields. Marilyn 49 Fields. Michael 140 Fields. Steven 88 Figg. Karen 120. 188 Figg. Sharon 120 Finley. Carlton 23, 47, 140 Firth. Jackie 88 Fisher. Beth 115. 120. 123. 159. 203 Fisher. Janicce 88 Fisher. Tim 187 Fitch, Norman 133 Flack. Michelle 88 Flores, Donald 88. 184 Flores. Jesse 88 Flores. Laura 120 Flynn. Terry 187 Foehrkolb. kc.th 42. 88. 204 Foehrkolb. Nancy 135. 141. 177. 197 Foley. Mark 3. 47. 120. 159. 162. 164. 166. 181. 209 Forbes. Robert 141 Ford. Debra 88 FORD. LEO 76 Ford. Lisa 141 Ford. Sally 141 Ford. Scott 120 Fordham. Gregory 120 Fordham. Kimberly 141 Forest. Julie 141, 169. 170. I7| Forest. Kelly 88. 185 FORW ARD. LYLE 62 Foster. Jeanie 141 Foster, Joseph 110, 185 Foster. Linaa 141 Foster. Melody 120, 184 Foul, Cynthia 141. 147 Fout. Jeff 47 Fout. Thomas 120 Foutch. Daniel 89 Foutch. Patti 89 Fowler, Steve 47 Fox. Charles 89 Fox. Edward 120 Fox, Penny 141, 166 FRACTION FACTION 204 FRANCK. GEORGE 67 Franck. Lisa 56. 89 Frank. Douglas 51. 141 Frank. Guy 19. 50. 51. 89 Frank. Rhea 120. 176 Franks. Cheryl 121, 176 Franks. Richard 121 Franksvillc. Pamela 121, 179 Franz, Douglas 141 Franz. James 19, 50. 51, 121, 161 Fredrickson. Sue 141 Freeland. Craig 89 Freeman. Susan 89. 158. 203 Frees. Lisa 141 FRENCH CLUB 203 FRIEDRICHSEN. FRED 42. 61. 68 Fncdnchscn, Scott 42. 89 Fries. Lori 141. 173 Fritts, Susan 141, 169. 170 Fritz. Noah 47. 89, 113, 158, 166 Fry. Jill 141 Frye. Alfred 141 Fryxell. Jan 110 Fuller, Joseph 141, 169, 170, 177 Fusscll, Julie 58. 89. 202, 203, 214 C Galcx. Harriet 121, 160, 178 Gallev. Nancy 38. 39, 141. 161. 169, 170. 173 Ganaway. Dale 19, 89 GANG. JOAN 68 Gano, Lisa 141 Gano. Timothy 133 Gardner, Linda 141 Gardner. Margo 121, 174. 201 Garrard. Tony 141 Garrison. Dianna 141 Garrison. Douglas 133 Gartner, Tena 89 Garza. Hugho 121. 169. 170, 171 Gatheright. David 89 Gathrignt. Raymond 121 Gallon, Joletta 89. 133 Gauley. Robert 121 Geiger. Paul 141 Gekas. Harry 121 Genz, Dina 141 Genz. Linda 121, 197 Gerard. Tony 23 Gerber. Donald 23. 141 terber, Douglas 19. 121 GERBER. W ALTER 5. 68 GERMAN CLUB 203 German. Randy 89 Gerstcin, Andrew 55, 121. 179. 204 Gerstcin. Dean 89, 169. 170. 171. 173 Geuther. Judy 89 Ghys. Angela 141 Ghys. Bambi 89. 176. 208 Ghys. Daniel 133 Ghys. Lori 141 Gibbs. Charlotte 141 Gibson. Margaret 90. 158 GILLETTE. MARIE 68 Gilliam, Jean 194 GILL IS. JOYCE 68 Gilmore. James 141 Gilmore. Robert 133. 193 Gilmore. Timothy 141 Gimm. Debra 121 Gipe. Doug 141 GIRLS GLEE 176 Glasby. Henri 133 Glass. Dennis 141. 169 GLASSNER, JOYCE 68 Glider. David 110 Gluck. Christine 121 Goins. Mary 110 Gold. Alisa 202. 206 Goldberg. Terri 141. 166 Golden, Elizabeth 141. 165 Gonse. Suzanne 121 Gonzales, Michelle 141 Goodman. June 141 Goodwin. Julie 9. 49. 121 Goold, Tracy 121, 206 Goosscns. Don 187 Gorcth, Sally 90 GORGAL. ALLAN 19. 21. 50, 68 Gorodetzcr. Martin 141 Gorsuch. Terry 90. 160. 164. 165. 178 Go ncy. Mark 121 Gosnev, Robert 90 Gottwalt, Brian 47. 48 Goitwalt, Daniel 121 Grabau. Brian 141 Grabau. Jeffrey 90. 169, 170 Graham. Mary 141. 169 Grahlman, Kathyrn 121. 159. 169, 170. 171, 173 Gramcnz. Dawn 121, 184 Grant. Jarvis 133, 184 Grawe. Julie 141. 169. 177 Gray. Lcesa 121. 208 Gray. Ralph 133 Green. Connie 121 Green. Elizabeth 133 Green. Julie 90. 174. 175, 201 Green. Linda 121, 183 Green. Richard 90 Grecnicaf. Scott 121. 204 Greenwood. Donald 18, 19, 121 Greenwood, Kin 49, 141 Greer. John 141 Gregory. Charlene 90 Grcim. David 141 Grcim. Shelly 38. 39, 90. 202, 204 Gretting. Don 90 Griffin. Carl 90 Griffin, Robert S 141 GrifTm. Timothy Alan 121 Griffin, William 141 Griffith, Todd 141 Griffiths. Richard 141 Grimm. Robert 121, 188 Grisham, Diane 121 Grow. Patt. 142. 208 Grossell, Jeanne 90 Groyan. Sandra 121. 193 Guldcnzopf. Larry 142 Guldenzopf. Mary 142. 169 Guldcnzopf. Sharon 90. 169. 170. I7|. 203 Gulick. Billy R 142 Gunter. Randel 51, 142 Guss. Raymond 90 Gustafson. Bill 47, 48 Gustafson. Deborah L. 142. 197 Guthrie. Charles 19. 121. 193 Guthrie, Cindy L 49. 90. 161 Gutierrez, Lisa A 90 Gutting, Jacqueline 142 Gwynn. Timothy 155 H Haas. James. 90, 184 Haas. Patti 121 Hackctt. Julie 121, 166 Hadley. Dawn 142. 177 Hadlcv, Susan 90, 184 Hadley. Todd 91. 178 Hafeman. Linda 121 Hall. Carol 142. 165 HALL. DOROTHY 68 Hall. Gwendell 133 Hall. Harold 110. 178 Hall. Larry 133 Hall. Lisa ' 91. 158. 167. 168. 169. Hall. Lvncttc 121 Hall. Phillip 47. 48. 91. 178 Hall. Ronald 121 Haller. Sara 91. 169. 170. 171. 173. 176 Hallgren. Rebecca 91, 112. 167 Halx. Mark 121 Hamiltin Jan 142, 165. 202 Hammcn. Sarah 121, 174 Hammond. Michael 91. 184 Hamrick. Roy 142 Hancock, Scott 142 Handclman, Laurie 122. 163, 164, 166. 201. 204 HANEKS, BILL 76 Hankins. Gary 91 Hanki ns. Susan 142. 169. 177 Hanna, Timothy 142 Hannah. Karl 9! Hannah. Kassic 122, 193 Hansen. Chris 122. 179 Hansen. Elizabeth 122. 163, 201 Hansen. Suzanne 142 Hansscn. Cecila 91 Hanshaw. Marc 142 Hanson. Lisa 142, 177 Hanson. Patricia 122. 176, 204 Hanson. Roxanne 142 Hanson. Russell 142 Hardin. Kim Rcnc 110, 192 Hardin. Michael 23. 142 Harding. Robert 91 Hare. Nellie 142 Harkcy. Lisa 91. 174, 206. 207. 214 Harklcss. Reginald 122. 183 Harmon. Craig 122 Harmon. Craig 23, 142 Harrelson. Terrance 142 Harris. Cheryl 91 Harris. Kristie 91. 189 Hart. Annette 122 HART. RUTH 75 Hart. Sherri 155, 177 Hartung. JoAnn 38. 142. 143 Harvey. Walter 122 Haskins. Steven 142 Hasson. Phyllis 91 Hathaway. Valerie 91 Ha wkins. Stephanie 122 Hawkins. Timothy 122 HAWKINSON. DENNIS 68. 178 Hayes. Guy 133 Hayes. Jen 142 Hayes. DENNIS 68. 178 Hayes. Guy 133 Hayes. Jen 142 Hayes. DENNIS 68. 178 Hayes. Guy 133 Hayes. Jeri 142 Hayes. LaVerne 133 Hayes, Linda 122 Haynes. Thomas 142 Haynes. Vanessa 91. 198 Head. Cindy 142 Headley. Deborah 122 Hean. kathy 45 Heard. Cynthia 122, 193 Heard. Shirley 142 HEALTH OCCUPATIONS 189 Hcaly. Joseph 91 Hearn. Sheila 142 Heath. Katherine 142 Heath. Sherry 122. 182 Heftcr, Lana 122 HEGG. HOLLIS 68 Heggen, Randall 142 Heller, Charles 142 Heller, Christopher 142 Heller. Paula 49. 91 Helton, Diane 133 Hcmmg. Beth 92. 158. 160. 161. 164, 165. 166. 194, 195. 197 Henderson. Will 142 Henderson. Yvette 122 Hcndrcn. Vicki 92 Hendrickson. Tracy 122, 194. 202 Hendrix. Jeffrey 142 Henning, Cindy 122 Henning. Kathy 142 Henry, Clifford 92 HENRY. DELORIS 69 Hensley. Dennis 142. 166, 177 Henson. Charles 122 HENSON. MARILYN 76 Henson. Mickic 142, 205. 206 Hcrgert. David 122 Hergcrt 142 Michele Herr. Garry 47. 48. 142 Herrera. Xochitl 142 Hcrshman. Scott 48. 143. 166 Hester. Gail 143 Hester. Sylvia 92. 183 Hcwett Debbie 122 Hickcrson, Lori 122 Hickman. Bibtan 122 Hickman. Gregory 23. 143. 198 Hickman. Juanita 92 Hicks. Bennie 92 Hicks. Henry 45 Hicks. Paulette 133 Hildcrbrand. Kenny 50 Hill. Carl 19. 92 Hill. Carolyn 143 Hill. Dennis 143 Hill. Jamie 92. 158. 170. 174. 175. 181. 202. 209 Hill. Randall 143 Hill. Rhonda 122. 169 Hill, Sandra 143 Hill. Sandra 92. 178 Hill. Timmie 155 Hillsamcr. Nancy 143 Hinds. Melodie 155 Hincr. Joseph 92 Hinrichsen, Lisa 122. 164 Hipskmd, Robert 143 HIRES. JOHN 69. 78. 163. 200. 21S Hodges. Victoria 49. 143 Hodson, Carol 122 Hodson. Randal 92 Hoeflc. Fred 143 Hocgerl. Gail 92. 189 Hoffman. Gail 92 Hogan. Kim 43 Hoing, Bobbie 143 HOLCOMB. DAVID 69. 168. 173 Holland. Rick 122 Holland. Roberta 122 Hollars, Alfred 143 Hollars. Paul 143 Hollett. David 155 Hollowed. Valeri 92 Holmbcrg. Terry 45 Holmgrain. Ardilh 122. 173, 203. 205. 206. 207 HOLMGREN. BILL 69 Hood. Bradley 122 Hooks. Janet 133 Hooks. Thomas 19. 122 Hoots. Lynda 122 Hoover. Amber 92. 178 Hoover. Kim 9. 143 Holey. Brenda 122 Horton. Delbert 155 Horton. Jill 143. 200 HORTON. VIRGINIA 69 Hoskins. Eamice 143 Hoskins. Judith 92. 191 Hoskins. Ricky 122 Hoteling. Martin 122 Houlton. Kim 92 Housby. Edward 122 Housby, Theresa 143 Howell, Lyle 143. 173 Howie. Tracy 52, 53. 155 Huber. Carrie 155 Huber. Peggy 122 Hudson, Barney 92 Hudson, Barry 47 Hudson. Jeffrey 19. 122 Hudson. Naomi 143 Hucbsch. Anncgret 93, 112, 167, 174 Huff. Camille 155 Huff. Patricia 93 Hugeart. Jeff 173 Hughes. Duane 122 Hughes. Mary 93 Hughes. Octavia 143 Hughes. Sherry 93 Huisman. Doris 122 Humphrey. Linda 133 Humphrey. Marv 39. 123. 176, 194. 195, 197. 161 Huntley, Michael 143 Hurry. Dennis 133 Hurt. Andrea 143 Hurt. Angela 143 Hut. Julie 123. 197 Hynd. Julie 194 Iglchart, Amy 143. 197 IGLEHART, ANNETTE 76 INGOLD. BONNIE 76 Ingram. Jeffrey 123 Inman. Ty 143, 169. 170 Iverson. Eric 143 I Jacks. Kevin 93 Jacks. Todd 143 Jackson. Arthur 110 Jackson. Eric 123 Jackson. Fay 93 Jackson. Karen 143 Jackson. Keith 143 Jackson. Kevin 18. 19. 93 Jackson. King 123 Jackson. Linda 93. 188 Jackson. Mark 155 Jackson. Mary 123. 176, 205. 206. 207. 209 Jackson. Michael 23. 143 Jackson. Michael 155 Jackson. Reginal 143 Jackson, Rcnncttc 143 JANECKE. JERRY 69 Jansen. Ann 56. 93. 158, 174. 194. 195 Jansen, John 143 Jasiota. Annette 123, 159. 161. 174. 175 Janssen. Thomas 143 Jawotsz, Adam 19. 123, 161 Jawoisz. John E. 143 JAZZ BAND |7| Jech, Jeffrey 143 Jech. Helmut 123. 188 Jefferson, Raymond 123 Jeffery. Marv 143 JENKINS. CLARA 75 Jenkins. Curtis 117, 123. 164. 166 Jenkins, Michael 123 Jenkins. Patricia 123. 193 Jensen. Jane 93 Jensen. Robert 143 Jett. Reginald 143 Jingst, Diane 93 Jingsi. Wayne 123 Jinks. Elizabeth 93 Jinks. Kathyrn 155 Joanntdcs. Tina 93. 158. 203 Johnson. Alan 57. 143 Johnson. Bonnie 143 Johnson. Brent 93 Johnson. Cassandra 143 Johnson. Dennis 123 Johnson. Donna 123. 179 Johnson. Elihue 143 Johnson. Eric 93. 158. 193, 204 Johnson. Eric 144 Johnson. Fred 144 Johnson. George 123 JOHNSON. HUGH 19, 21. 69 lohnson. Jacqueline 123 Johnson. James 144 Johnsonjcannine 144. 159. 201 Johnson, Jeffrey 57, 144. 204 Johnson, Julie 144 Johnson. Katherine 123 JOHNSON. KENNETH 69 Johnson. Kimberly 38. 144. 194 Johnson. I conard 23. 144 Johnson. I con 144 Johnson. I isa 144 Johnson. Lorie 123 JOHNSON. MARJORIE 70 Johnson. Mark 144 Johnson, Matthew 144 Johnson. Michael 19. 123 Johnson. Michael 19. 47. 93. 161 Johnson. Patti 44, 45. 93. 158, 164. 166. 196. 197 Johnson. Sally 144. 177 Johnson. Stevie 144 lohnson. Susan 93. 123 Johnson, Van 123. 193 Johnson. Walter 19. 94 Johnson. William 110. 178 Johnston. Bruce 19. 110 Johnston. Carolyn 144 Johnston. Larry NO Johnston. Pamela 133 JOHNSTONE. JAMES 39. 61. 70 Jones, Abraham 19. 47. 110 Jones. Anthony 144 Jones. Curtis $4 Jones. Eddie 23. 123 Jones. John 110. 184 JONES. LYLE 70 JONES. MARJORIE 63. 70 Jones. Marv 123 JONES. RlTH 70 Jones. Valerie I 10. 192 Jones. Victor 144 JUNIOR CHEFS 193 K KACSIR. DAVID 70 Kalina. Martha 52. 53. 123, 159. 204 Karlix. Kathleen 144 Karzin, Katina 144 Kavensky. Wendy 94. 113, 158 Kean. Linda 94. 191 Keen. Cathy 49 Keim. Jerry 123 Kelley. Melanie 123 Kelly. Allic 144 Kelly. Brandon 144. 154. 169. 170. 171 Kelly. Chris 123. 164. 202 Kelly. David 144 Kelly. Delores 133 Kelly. Dorothy 123 Kelly. Patrick 94. 164, 178. 188 Kelly. Shawn 94. 178 Kemble. Edith 43. 94. 169. 170, 197. 208 Kcnncv. Casev 42, 123 Kenney. Lisa 9. 123. 159, 163. 166, 167. 181. 197. 201. 204. 209 Kenney. Paul 42. 94. 178, 204 Kent. Rebecca 94 Kent. Ricky 144 Kernan. Kathleen 123 Kerrev Jeffrey 94 Kestcr. Beverly 94. 112. 195. 197 Kettering. Marsha 110. 192 Kettman. Lisa 56. 94. 112. 158. 174 iefer. Lisa 94 Kicffcr. Lori 144. 166. 170 Kilgard. Gary 123 Kimball. Connie 94. 174, 203 Kimbcl. Jayne 123 Kimbci. Jill 94 Kincaid. John 144 Kindschuh. Mary 144. 177. 197 Kiltt, Carol 94. 16?, 203 King. Philip 123. 207 King. Richard 110. 178 King. William 144 Kinnan. Katrina 144 Kirk hove, Mark 123 Kirkscy. Randall 155 Kissel, Vicki 123 Klatt. Kathyrn 94 KLATT RICHARD 70 KLINE. EDW ARD 62 Kline. Eddie 186 Klinkenburg. Kathie 123 Kloster, Sherry 144. 169 Kludy. Mark 144 Knittle. Ann 94, 202. 204 Knox. John 51. 144 Kobcrstcin. Shannon 123 Koch David 57.  23. 159. 203 Koesu-r, Lane 95. 157. 174, 175. 178 96 better. Lisa 95. 161, 174. 175. 204 Kohl. Kenneth 123 Kopf. Mitchcl 55. 123 Kotecki, Jane 123. 163. 169. 170. 171. 200. 201. 205. 206. 207 Kovacs. Lucia 53. 144, 177. 203. 204 Kovacs. Melissa 42. 95. 174. 17 5, 196 Krakovcc, Timothy 123. 133. 178 Krasncr. Kathleen 144. 177 Kritzmire. Barrett 145. 152. 165. 194 Kritzmire. Robert 42. 95. 174, 175. 196 KRITZMIRE. W ILLIAM 62 KLHN. MARILYN 70 Kulig, Steven 95. 184 Kump. Annette 123. 170 Kulsunis. Angela 145. 197 L Lafcvcr. Cynthia 123. 190 LAGE, CHRIS Lam. Dona 133 LaMay. James 145 La May. Ricky 133 Lambach. Eric NO Lampkin. Glen 145. 198 Lampkin. Kevin 145 LANGE. MARCIA 70 Langel. Dale 110. 192 Langston. Scott 124 Langston. Terrance 95, 173 Lanncn. Michael 124 Lardner. David 42. 95. 160. 204 Lardncr. Peter 42. 62, 145, 204 Larimer. Karie 53, 122. 124. 161 Larsen. Ward 95 Larson. Laura 95. 110. 197 Lassiter. Sheila 124 Lassiter. Susan 124 Lawhorn. Belinda 95. 158. t6l, 163-6. 196. 199. 201. 204 Lawhorn, Virginia 145. 159, 169. 170. 197 Lawrence, Jeffrey 124 Lawson. Darryl 133 Lawton. Jetrma 124 Lawver. Crystal 145 Layer. Katherine 45. 145. 152. 164. 165. 166. 197 Layer Mark 95. 158. 161. 166 Leatherman, Nancy 17. 54. 95. 196 Ledbetter. Dennis 145 Lee. David 95 Lee. Haywood 133 Lee. Terri 95 Lee. W ' llham 110 Lefstein, Anna 95. 158. 164. 166. 204 Lefstein. Mindy 53. 145. 177 Leigh, Daniccc 144. 166. 177 Leigh. Terrance 19. 95 Leisure. Dale 145 Leisure. Tish 124 Lclonek. Karen 115. 124 Lemme. Jane 95 Longer. Michael 125 Lenser, Donald 145 Lenser. Timothy 124, 184 Leonard. Thomas 145, 169, 170, 171 LeVan. Kevin 145, 170. 204 Levin. Lori 49. 124, 203 Levin. Lynn 145 Levy. Ramm 124. 127, 202. 206. 207 Lewis, Deanna 45. 145 Lewis, Lester 133 Lewis, Tina 96. 198 Lewison. Rober 23. 145 l .dell. Althea 145 Light. Marv 145 L ILLIS. SHFII A 70 Lincoln. Donna 96. 166 l indeman. Marcey 96. 192 Lind ley. Kathy 124. 176 Lindsey. Brett 124. 185 Lindsey. Lisa 96. 185 Lindsev. Roy 110 Liston. Roberta 96. 204. 206 l ivengood. Lynn 145 Li das. Penny 145 Lofgrcn. Christopher 42. 124 Logan. Sharon 124. 164. 194 Lomas. Ray 19. 47, 124 Lomas. Shaun 133 Lomax. Arthur 145 Long. Belinda 124 Long. Billy 110 Long, Rodney 19, 124 Long. Terry 145, 194. 208 Long. Thomas 133 Long. Tom 96 Looney. Harold 145 Lope , Patricia 145, 154 Lord. Kathy 124 Love. Deborah 124 Love. John 62. 96. 158, 161. 167. 204 Lose. Mary 45. S3. 145. 165. 194. 204 Lovett, Brenda 145, 169. 170 Lowery. Betsy 96. 182 Lowery. Forest 96. 191 Lucas. Doris 96, 191 Luckcnbihl, Thomas 145 Lund. Thomas 96 l.undholm. Susan 145, 155. 197 Lundquist. Kathy 96. 182 Lundy. Barbara 145, 197 Lundy. Gay 124. 164 Lvlc. Mary 124 Lynch. Gerald 145 Lyon. Mitchell 124 Me McAdams. Driessl 124 McAdams. Patrick 47, 96 McAllister. Sherry 145 McBride. Marilyn 145 McBride. Melissa 96 McBride. Michael 155 MCCANN. SAM 23. 70 McCann. Sandra 145. 169. 177, 205. 207 McCarthy. Diane 124, 159. 166. 197. 203. 204. 206. 207 McCartnev. Margaret 96. 174. 196. 197 McCaw. Katie 145 McClary. Glenda 124 McClary. Marilyn 110 McCleary, Candy 96 McClendon. Allinc 124 McClendon. Barbara A 145 McCorkle. Deborah 145, 147 McCorkle. Roland 124 McCormick, Sally 145 McCormick. Teresa 110 McCoy. Dollcy 145 McCoy. Mary 96 McCoy. Valeric 96. 133 McCullough. Sandra 133 McDaniel. Denise 146. 177 McDaniel. Kay 146 McDuffie, Donnie 124 McFarland. Kathy 146. 177 McGinnis. Brian 110 McGinnis. Patricia 124, 188 McGinnis. Patrick 124. 188 McGinnis. Roaland 55. 97. 174 McGinnis. Scott 97 McGinnis, T.C 49 McGluen. Reginald 146 McGrath. Sue 97 Mclntirc. Gary 110 McKamey. Mark 146 McKancy, Mark 124 MCKAVANAUGH.SHARON 70 McKee. George 146 McKee. Sheryl 38. 124. 174. 194. 197 McKinley. Kandi 124. 193 McKinney. Donald E 146 McKinney. Jerry 110 McKinney. Joy Lynn 146 McKissick. Scott 55. 125. 174 McKmghl. Crystal 146. 166. 169, 170. 171. 173 McKnight. Kirk 125 McLaughlin, Craig S. 55, 97 MCLAUGHIN. FLORENCE 70. 193 McManus. Marlin 125 MCMASTFR. GEORGE 71 McMullen, Gary 110 McNamara. Hallic 49, 146, 166, 194 McNamara, Sarah 45. 43. 146. 166 McWilliams. Helen 133 McWilliams. Willie James 146 M Mackey. Connie 125. 190 Mackey. Kenneth 125 Machmcr. Rita 97, 182 Madden. Glenda 146. 177 Maggio, Johnna 146. 197 Maggie. Sheryl 125. 129. 157. 194. 208 Malban. Lance 125, 162 MALCOLM. EUGENE 71. 164 Maltby, Jason 125 Maltby. Russell 146 Manasco. Sherri 155 Manley. Kevin Paul 125 Manlcv. Lorric 146 MARCHING BAND 168. 169 Margan. Tcrric 97 Markillie. David 133. 180. 205. 206. 207 Markin. Lea 146 Markland, Robert 146 Marquis. Donna 125. 184 Marshall. Andrew 97 Marshall. Annette 133, 179 Marshall. Brian 125 Marshall. Marilyn 125 Martin. Allisonl46. 172 Martin, Bradley 125 Martin, Cynthia 97 Martin, Debbie 49 Martin. Diane 125 Martin. Donald 146 Martin. Janis 146 Martin, Jeffrey 125. 159. 205. 206. 207 Martin. Jenny 49 Martin. Jerry 125 Martin. John 184 Martin. John 146 Martinez, Edward 97 MARTINEZ, HORTENSE 75 Martinez, Liza 146, 166. 197. 208 Marx. David 47. 48. 97. 161. 178. 205. 206 Marx, Jacqueline 97 Mates. Marcia 125, 185 Mates, Ricky 146 Mates, Susan 45. 97. 182 Mathcry. Kurt 97. 169. 170, 173. 197 Matya. Terry 186 Maxwell. Kevin 146 Maxwell, Mark 19. 47. 125 May. Starr 125. 188 Mayberry. Donald 125 Maynard. Mark 133 Meadows. Mark 47, 146 Meagher. Dennis 97. 178 Meagher. Lindsay 146 Means, Donald 146 Meeker, James 146. 162, 166. 169. 170. 171 Meeks, Shanna 146 Mejia. Edith 146 Mclaas, Barbara 125. 163. 16«. 170, 171. 173, 201. 205. 206. 207 Mclaas. Kristine 53. 146. 170, 203, 204 MELCHOIR, CLETUS 71 Medoza. Pete 125 Mendoza. Reginald 146 Mendoza. Richard 125 Metcalf. Marilyn 97 Metcalf. Sandra 49. 133 Metcalf. Sherry 146 Metz. Kevin 125 Meyer, Natalie 43, 97. 158. 169, 170. 197 Meyer. Steve 47 Meyer. Susan 146. 173 Meyers, Gregory 125 Michalkc. Rachel 146 Michielsens. Stephen 115. 125 Mickeal, Harrison 125 Mickclson, Alison 97 MICKELSON, DONALD 71 Miers. Debby 53. 146. 159. 166 Miers, Michael 23. 146, 166 Miles. Ricky 125 Miilbrook. Anthony 146 Millbrook. Yolanda 146 Millcn. Karen 155 Miller. Brian 155 Miller. Daniel 147, 169, 170 Miller. Darlene 97. 184 Miller. Debra 125. 183 Miller, Jenny 147. 159 Miller. Jerry D. 98. 174 Miller. Jody 43. 147 Miller. Lisa 98. 190, 197 Miller. Marta 125. 127. 159 Miller. Martha 98 Miller. Marvin 147 Miller, Michael 42. 125 Miller, Michael 147 Miller. Patricia 98. 174, 197 Miller. Steven 54. 55. 124. 159. 166 Miller. Todd 22. 23. 51. 147 Miller. Vick. 125 Milligan. Robert 98 Mills. Marty 125 Mills, Michael 147 MILTON. ARTHUR 7| Milton. Brenda Minard, Robert 125 Minarsick. Diane 147 Mincks. Roger 147 Mimck. Doreen 147 Minot. Tania 98. 167. 204 Mirr. Pamela 147, 166. 169. 171. 172, 173. 201. 203 Mirr. Ronald 98. 158. 169. 170, 171. 173. 201. 203 Misfcldt. Louis 125. 159. 169. 170. 171 MISKOWICZ, LEW 19. 21 Miskowicz. Michael 110 Mitchell. Kerry 45. 98. 158. 174. 199, 203 MITCHELL. LORAINE 45. 71 Mize. Deborah 147. 151 Mcckusk. Bradley 125 Mockmore. Patricia 98. 193 Mockmorc. Tina 125 Moden. Bill 177 Moellering, Cheryl 125. 169, 170 Muffin. Jeffrey 98. 188 Mohlcnbruck. Dwincicc 49, 147, 169. 171. 197. 202. 204. 206. 207 Mohr. Cheryl 98. 158. 166. 181. 197. 203. 209 Mohr. Richard 147, 201 Mollcr. Melissa 147, 215 Monroe. Hollis 98, 173, 174. 175, 201. 205 Montegna, Vickie 147 Montgomery. Bradley 147 Montgomery. Deborah 147, 197 Montgomery. Montello 191 Moore. Cynthia 43. 125 Moore. Daniel 125, 169. 170 Moore. Deanna 126. 176 Moore, Dwight Kevin 147 Moore. Ed 47 Moore, Leonard 147 Moore. Michael 23. 51. 147 Moore. Sabrina 126 Moore. Shawn 55. 126. 166 Moran. Michael 55. 147. 204 Moreno. Shawn 98 Morgan. John 126 Morgan. Katherine 147 Morgan. Richard 147 Morgan. Susan 147 Morgan. Thomas 23, 47, 147 Moritz. Jill 98. 189 Moritz. Scott 133 Morris. Douglas 126 Morrison. Calvin 126 Morrison. David 147 Morrison. Jonathon 47, 98. 158. 161. 166. 170 Morrison. Linda 98 Morrison. Michael 147 Morrison. Sandra 98 Morrow, Barbara 147 Morrow. Charlotte 126 Morrow. Deborah 79, 99 Morrow. Denise 147 Morrow, Diaanna 193 Morrow. Ronnie 147 Morrow. Vincent 19. 47. 126. 185 Mortcll. Robert 148 Morton. Delores 99, 198 Morton, Dennis 135. 148 Mortz. Dorothy 148 Mortz, Steven 148 Moscnfeldcr. LeAnne 148 Moser. James 148 Moser. Linda 99. 193 Moser, Richard 148, 166 Mmkowitz. Samuel 148, 166 Mosley, Evelyn 148 Moss. Mark 148 Mossage. Jill 14. 38. 99. 194, 195 MOTZ. ROBERT 71 Mowerv. Robert 126 Moyes, John 23. 148 Mueller. Ann 186 Mueller. Edward 148 Mueller, Melinda 126, 164, 166. 167. 197. 201. 204 Mulkcy. Kimberly 126 Mullens, Robin Faith 126 Muller. Christina 148 Mulvcy. Wyatt 126 Mundl. Dennis 148 Munson. Tammy 126 Munson. Timothy 47. 48, 148 Murga. Stephen 126 Murillo. Sylvia 148 Murphy. Barbara 148 Murphy. Brian 148 Murphv. James 148 Murphy. John 126. 156, 159. 163 Murphy. Melody 126 Murrary. Catherine 126 Murray. Pamela 148 MURRENS, ANITA 62 Murrens, John 57. 126. 156. 159, 163 Musick. Marybeth 99 Muskeyvalley. Raymond 126. 159. 173 Muskeyvallcv. Robin 148 Myerp, Carol 148 Myers. Debra 147. 148, 194. 197 Myers, Frank 148 Myers. Michael J. 133 Myers. Michael 127 Myers. Thomas 127, 193 Myles, Shari 148 N Nagel. Mark 127. 174. 203 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 158 Neal. Eugene 127 Neal. Midge 99. 193 Needham. Colcna 148 Neeley. Bob 148 Neely ' , Debra 127. 190 Neff, Marci 127, 166 Neff. Tammi 148. 166 Nef ger. Sally 99. 166 Nelson. Brent 99 Nelson. Brian 148. 169, 170 Nelson, Frank 4 Nelson. Gary 148 Nelson. Gregory 148. 169, 170 Nelson. James 47. 48. 148 Nelson. Pamela 99, 183 Nelson, Richard 127 Nelson. Ronald 148. 197 NELSON. RUSSELL 71 Nelson. Sylvis Michael 148 Nelson. Tamara 99 Nessclcr. Scott 133 NEUERBURG. L P 71 Newberry. Dave 47. 48 Newcomb. Beth 127. 167 Newcomb. Debra 148. 166, 197 Ncwland. Scott 19. 20. 21. 99 Newland, Susan 12, 53, 148. 166. 177. 197 Newman. Debora 148 Newswander. Kevin 133 Ncwswandcr. Mary 99. 174 Newswander. Randy 127 Newton, Charles 110. 179 NiCHOLA. CHERIE 71 Nichols. Robert G. 110 Nichols. Robert Lee 148 Nichols. Tammy 148 Nichols, William Dewavne 127 Nicholson, Gayle 127, 179, 181. 197, 209 Nieman. Tandy 194 Nies. Tammy Beth 127 Nightingale. James 127 Nightingale. Lisa 99. 158, 164. 196. 197 Nikulski, Karen 127 Simmers. Sharon 127 Nimnck. Ronald 148 Nil. Dave 47 Nolan. Christine 110 NORRIS. JANET 71 Northeutt, Kelly Wayne 127. 184 Northeutt, Lucinda 148 Northeutt. Rebecca 110 Northdorf. Cynthia 99 Nunes. Elvin Ronald 155 Nunn. Loredia 127, 193 Nunn, Yvette 127 Nusbaum. Donna 148 Nusbaum. Robert 99. 191 O OESTREICH, CHARLES 71 Oestreich. Jeffrey 148. 159. 170 Oestrcich. Laura 124, 127, 174, 197 OFFICE OCCUPATIONS 182. 183 Offutt. David 148 Ogburn. David 99 OTJern. Ann 148 Olds. Jeffrey 148 Olson. Dennis 127 Olson, Duane 19. 127. 161. 179 Ondcrbccke. Max 99. 202 O’Neill. Susan 99, 197 Ontiveros, Christopher 148 ORCHESTRA 172, 173 Orr. Jon 127 Orr, Joyce 110 Orr. Shawn 148 Ortiz, Scarlet 100 Osborne. Lester 148 Osmundson, Kurt 42 Ostrand. Paul 127 Ostrom, David 127 OSTROM. GARY 72 Otis. Kristen 53. 100. 197 Ovens. Brent 148 Ovens. Lisa 100, 127. 160. 179 Overton. Cynthia 128 Overton. James 110 Overton. William 149 P Pace. Donald 149 Pace. Gary 100 Palmer, Carol 128 PAN AM LEAGUE 202 Paper. Michael 128 PARADISO. CHUCK 23 Par. Donna 128 Parker. Elizabeth 100. 160. 179, 181. 197, 209 Parks. Floyd 149 Pass. Frankie 149 Patchin, Scott 149 Patrick. Annette 149, 165 Patrick, Terry 128 Putronagio, Debra 128 Patterson. Jody 128, 183 Patterson, Regina 100, 191 Paul, Alison 149 Paul. Theresa 133 Pauwels. Gary 149 Pauwels. Laura 38, 128. 179 Payne. Rodney 128 Payton. Brian ' 100. 133, 193 Payton. Pamela 155 Pearson. Jeff 47 Peek. Joseph 149 Peebles. Kathleen 149 Pegg. Timothy 149 Pefis. Jeffrey 50. 128 PELLS. HARRY 62 PEP BAND 171 PERKIN. SHIRLEY 72 Perkins. Tony 22. 23. 51. 149 Perkins. Wade E 149 Perry. Mark 149 PESCHANG. NICHOLAS 72. 160. 179 Peters. Aaron 128 Peters, Lynn 100 Peters. Todd 149 Peterson. Beth 194 PETERSON. EARLINE 63 PETERSON. MARSHA 72 Peterson, Randall C. 19. 47, 100. 158. 161. 164. 206. 207 Peterson, Thomas 47, 100. 158, 161. 204 Petit. Kevin 100. 179 PETRUCCELLI. DAN 72, 174. 175. 177 Pcttic, Cynthia 128. 188 Phelps. Michael 133 Phillipcr, Pamela 128 Phillips, Betty 149. 169 Phillips, Gary 100, 178 Phillips, Jamie 149 Phillips. Kenneth 133 Phillips, Lorri 149 Phillips. Richard 128. 169. 170, 171 Pickett. Alvin 100 Pierce. Charles 100 PIERCE. MARGUERITE 65 Pierce. Rebecca 149. 197 Pierce, Wilma 133 Pierson, Benjamin 128 Pierson. David 55. 149 Pilcher, Roxanne 149, 159. 165 PINNETTES 208 Pippert. Arthur 128 Pirch. Kristen 100. 174. 175 Pittard. Lonnie 23. 149 Pittman, Larry 193 Pittman, William 128 Plaisancc. Richard 128. 169. 170 Plaisancc, Thomas 100. 110, 178 Platt. Kevin 19. 128 Platt. Kirtlen 19. 20. 21. 46. 47. 100, 161 Pohlman, Cynthia 133 Poling, Kevin 149 Pollack. Karla 43. 56. 128. 159, 197 Pollner. Heather 127. 128. 176. 197 Polton, James 148 Porter, Kimberly 101 Porter. Peggy 101 Postlcy. Genail J 149 Potter. Ellen 49 Potter. William 55. 101. 158 Pouder, Christine 128. 177 Pouder. Sheila 149 Powell. Dorothy 149 Powers. Jerald John 57. 133 Pratt. Mitch 19. 128 Prebyl, Steven 42. 128, 204 Predmorc, Elaine 49. 149, 202, 204 Prescott. Theresa 155 Press. Marla 52. 53. 149. 159 Prcssly, Tim 19. 128 Price. Steven 101 Proehl, Connie 101 Proksch. Roger 149 Pruett. Bonnie 101 Pulliam. Eddie 101 Pulliam, Gregory 149 Putman. William 101. 191 Q Quarles. Althea 149. 177 Quick. Dennis 110 R Race. Marcia 149. 173. 177 Radloff, David 101 Radloff. Kathyrn 128 Rakus. JoAnn 101. 176. 194. 195, 201 Ramicrc . Montgomery 101. 128 Ramos, Raynaldo 149 Ramso. Rudolph 128 Ramsdale, Janet 149 Ramsdale, Nancy 149 Ramsdale. William 101, 191 Ramser. Richard 128 Ramsey. Gloria 198 Randerson, Ginger 53, 101, 170, 197. 208 Randerson. Neil 19. 128 Randle. Gloria 128 Rangel, James 128 Rangel. Ramora 155 Rangel. Rhonda 133 Rankin. Jack. 128, 159, 169. 170. 171. 208 Ranson. Anthony 51, 149 Rapsilber. Beth 101 Rasmussen. ( arol 149 Rasmussen. Kenneth 101 Rasmussen. Laura 128 Rasmussen. Lucinda 149 Ray. Daniel 101 Rcbcllo. Jayson 110 Redenbo. John 47. 48. 149 Redenbo. Kurt 19. 47. 129 Reed, Charles 133 REED. DONALD 66. 72 Reed, James 149 Reed. Robert 149. 170 REID. SCOTT 76 Reid. Shirley 101 Reid, Vincent 149 Rcillyo. Mark 149 Reimers. Sara 101 Rcisman, Bruce 15, 102. 158. 161. 197 Rembe, Linda 149 Renner, Gernlynn 49, 78, 102, 158 Rennert. Marie 129 Rennert. Michael 129. 193 Rennert. Ronald 110 Requet, Dawn 149, 177 Resch. James 102. 158. 163, 169. 170. 173, 197. 201. 203. 215 Resch. Richard 149 Reslcr. Shirley 149. 203, 204. 205, 206. 207 Reveal, Barbie 149 Reveal. Donald 149 Reyes. Kenneth 133 Reyna. Dora 150 Reyna. Simon 155 Reynolds. Debbie 45 Reynolds. Kevin 129 Reynolds. Peggy 129, 179. 184 Reynolds. James 150 Rice. Dcann 102. 204 Rice. Mary Beth 150, 165, 166 Rice. Shirley 133 Richardson. Jackie 129, 183 Richardson. Karen 150 Rickey, Deborah 129 Rickey. Kimbra 129. 180. 202. 209 Riddell. Barry 133 Riddell. Jolccn 150 Rider, Lowell Scott 150 RIECK. WILLIAM 61. 63 Riffel. Melinda 150. 159, 177. 197. 203 Riley. David 50. 129 RILEY. ROBERT 72 Roach. John 102 Roate. Cindv 102. 184 Robb. David 150 Robb. Robin 102 Robbins. Debora 150 Robbins. Dennis 102. 188 Robbins. Ted 102 Roberts. Carolyn 150 Robertson. John 129 Robinson. Beverly 150. 166, 198 Robinson, DeAnna 194 ROBINSON. FRANK 72 Robinson. Teresa 133 Rock. Carla I 33 Rock. David 150 Rodenberg. Tamara 102, 189 RODGERS. RUTH 73 Rodriquez. Roseann 150 Rocsslcr. Jeffrey 129 Rogers. Bill 186 Rogers. Lorenzo 150 Rohr. Jody 150, 197 Rominc. Allen 129 Rose. Floyd 63. 77 Rosenbaum, Richard 129, 185 Rosenthal. Brad 129 Rosenthal. Chris 150 Rosenthal. James 102 Ross. Timothy 1 50 Rossow, Betty 150 Rossow. Bill 188 Rossow. Lisa 129 Rossow. Rodney 102 Roth. Bette 102, 169. 170, 171 Rowe. Julie 129 Rowland. Robin 150, 176 Ruark, Gail 150 Ruby. Lisa 150 Ruckman. Dale 129 Ruckman. Rita 102 Rudd. David 150 Rudd. Kathleen 9, 114, 129. 166, 194, 197 Rudd. Vicki 102. 176 Rumler. Debra 129, 159. 166. 202 Ryan. Jack 150 Ryan. Willie 150 RYNER. FRANK 73 s Sabbe. Sue 28. 129. 161 Sacco. James 102, III. 158. I6J. Sajak. Victor 155 Salais. Perry 150 Salats. Robert 110 Sambdman. Brian 129. 190 Sampson. Cynthia 129 Sanchez. Mary 102 Sandbothc. William 129, 159. 169. 170 Sanders. Michael 150 Sanders. Tammy 150 Sapp. Deana 129 SARTOR. DOREEN 7} Saverson. Terry 150 Schaab. Mark 110 Schachel. Donna 102. 207 Schafer. Jacob 129 Schafer. Theodore 150 Schatch. Jesse 129. 183 Schaich, Rayann 150 Schamp. Bette 103, 184 Scharcr. Craig 103. 188 Scharer. Deborah 129 Schaubroeck. Steven 103. 178 Schcer. Vicki 129 Scherer. Murk 150 Scherrcr. Beth 38. 144, 150. 197 Schcrrer, Kern 103 Schicrling. David 57, 150 Schipper. Jean 129 Schisscl. Ann 129 Schmidt. Linda 150 Schmidt. Sherry Schmitt. Gilbert 155 Schmitt, James 103 Schmitz. Jill 103. 160 Schneider. Drew 103 SENIOR C HEFS 192 SENIOR GLEE 174 Schneider. Judy 39. 129. 166. 176. 194. 197. 204 Schoessel. Gregory 55, 123. 129, 162 Schomcr. Tammic 150, 169, 170, 171.176 r Schomcr. Terry 133 Schomcr. Tima 150. 176 Schragcr. Robin 150. 159. 201. 207 Schrempp. Mary Ann 133 SCHI lTV. CHESTER Schultz. I li abcth 140. 177 Schultz. Herbert 55. 129. 170. 196. 197. 204 Schultzc, Jamie 150, 177 Schultz. Kathleen ISO. 202 Schwcinburger, Kevin 19. 103 S( IENCF. CLUB 206. 207 SC IENCE COUNCIL 206. 207 Scott, Calvin 150 Scott, Elaine 110 Scott, Gwendolyn 129 Scott, Leann 103 Scott. Leonard 150 scott. Michael 129 scott, Penelope 150 scott. Tony 19. 20. 21. 79. 103. 160 scott, Victoria 103 Scranton. Sally 103 Scudder. Peggy 129 Scudder. Sandra 155. 169, 170. 171 Scales. Rebecca 150. 177 Searcy. Charles 150 Scars. Laurel 129 Scbben. David 23. 150. 166. 167 Scbbcn. Michelle 150. 167. 176. 197.199 Sccfieldt. Robin 129 Seitz, Terry 150. 169. 177 Self. Mary 150 Self, Pcggv 110. 184 SELLERS. RICHARD 73 SENATE 164. 165 SENIOR CHEFS 192 Scxson. Melissa 192 Sexton. Scott 150 Scyb, Su an 129 Sh.idden. John 186 Shaffer. Chester 129 Shaffer. Ellis 63 Shaffer. George 150 Shallman. Debra 52. 53. 150. 166. ■ 202 Shallman. Morton 103. 161 Shank. Lisa 151 Shapiro. Lori 130 Sharp. David 130 Sharp. Pamela 103, 167, 195, 197. 203. 204 Shearer. Tobi 169. 170, 173. 202 Sheeslcy. Xnnctte 151. 176 Shcesley, Robert 130 Shell. Judy 130. 193 Sheldahl, David 103. 178 Shelev. Elizabeth 38. 39. 45. 103. 170. 204 Shepard, Joseph 151 Shcradcn. 1.auric 151 Shields, Michael 133 Shivers. Herman 130. 190 SHOLL. JOYCE 73 Short. Brian 151. 169. 170. 171. 173 Shrader. Jane 151. 166 Shryack. Richard 151 Shuck. Stuart II 133 Shultz, Joel 151 Shyrach. Liz 49 SIAS. RICHARD 73. 199 Sicgcrt, Leslie 28. 29. 151 Simenec. Lawrence 151 SIMMON, FLORENCE 75 Simmons. Carmen 151, 154 Simmons. Jeffrey 151 Simmons. Kevin 130. 184 Simmons, Linda 130 Simmons. Michael 103. 191 Simmons, Sharon 151 Simon. Judy 52. 53. 151. 159. 163. 166, 177. 201 Simpson. David 151 Simpson. Rebecca 151, 176 Sims. Diane 104 Sims. Linda 130 Sircvaag, Erik 110 Sisco. Linda 104 Sivill. John 151 Sivill. Thomas 104 SKI CLUB 204 Skoglund. Erick 130 Skowronski, Ann 151, 177 Slach. Diana 169. 170 Slach. Verna 104. 130 Sleeper, Sharon 104 Slusscr. Randall 187 Smart. Jimmie 104. 179 Smead. Brian 47 Smiley. Robert 151 Smith. Andre 151 Smith. Billy Smith. Bruce 104 Smith. Chris 104 Smith, Evevian 49. 104. 168. 169 Smith.Gloria 151 Smith, Judy 104 Smith. Julie 130. 166. 170 Smith. Kevin 133 Smith, Larry 110. 191 Smith, Lauri 130 Smith. Lori 104. 189 Smith. Nolan 110 Smith. Richard 151 Smith. Taunya 151 Smith. Thomas 151 Smith, Thomas 19. 130 Smith, Tracey 130. 193 Smithson. Ronald 23, 151 Snead, Tim 47 Snowden. John 42. 130. 156. 159. I 74. 202. 204. 207 Snyder. Larry 104 Soft I, Lisa 53. 130. 159. 166. 174. 201. 203. 204 Soikc. Jon 130 Solis. Mary 133 Sol tow. Laura 104. 181. 182. 208. 209 Somers. Sherry I SI. 177 SOPHOMORE CHORUS 177 SOUKOP HERLINDA 61. 73 Soulis. Barbara Spall. Daniel I SI. 169 Spah. Scott 104, 178 Sparkman. Thomas 19. 46 47. 130 Sparkman. Timothy 47, | 30 Sparks, Frederick 151 Sparks. Lewis 104 Spates, Marsha 43. 130, 197 Spaulding. David 151 Spaulding. Donna 151 Speaker. Susan 151 Spector. Andrew 151. 159 Sproul. Lori 187 Spurgetis. Nickcolette 151 Spurgellis. Tracey 130 Staes. Brian 104. 178 Stacs. Mark 50. 1 30 Stamm. Jonita 104 Stanforth. Paul 130 Stanley, Theodore 151 Steele. Daniece 105, 188 Steele. David 151 Steele. Thomas 18. 19. 21. 105. 161. 164 Steele. William 151 Stcgcr. Timothy 105. 184 Sterlings. Kurt ' 47. 48. 151 Stephenson. Scott 151. 165 Sterling. Michael 18, 19. 47. 105 STETSON. JUNE 62 Stetson. Steven 130. 169. 170, I7| Stevens, Cheryl 105. 188 Stevens. Gloria 130. 208 STFVENS. RONALD 63 Stevenson. Brenda 105, 194. 195. 202 Stevenson. Richard iJO, 174 Stewart. Cheryl 105. 18 Stewart. Cindy 130 Stewart. Clark 133 Stewart, Terry 151 Stigers. Randy 105. 191 Stigcrs. Sally 151 Stockton. Timothy 130 STOIT. SANDRA 63 Stokes. Kenneth 151 Stone. Jeffrey 130, 190 STONE. JOHN 73 Stone. Susan Amy 56. 105 Stoncburg, Melody 130 Stradlcy. Ann 105. 161. 164. 165 Slradley. Mary Beth ! 51 Straussc. Thomas 152, 202 Straw. Susan 43. 105 Straycr. Kristine Strickland. Anthony 133 Stnckler. Cheryl 105. 185. 201 Stncklcr, Marion 50. 57. 130 Stricdcr, Carrie 130 STROHL. NANCY 63 Stropcs. Kuthic 130. 164 Studer. Joseph 130 Sulser, Valerie 152 Suman. Sharyl 152. 159 Summers, Ronnie 105 Sundelius. Kristine 38. 39. 152 Swanson. Crai 152 Swanson. Randy 152 Swanson. Timothy 133 Swartz. Laurie 105 Swartz. Rennc 152, 169. 170 Swartzfager. Patrick 130 Swenson. Sharon 130. 176, 208 Swiatkiewicz. Diana 152 Sykes. Teri 168 Synan, Linda 130 Synan. Rhonda 130 Taccy, Lorenc 105 Tadlock. Mark 105. 178 Tague, Tricia 130 Talbot. Rodney 152 Talik. Carol IK) Talk. Cheryl 130 Tanner. Kevin 19. 50. 130 Taubc. Cynthia 45. 49. 152. 166 Taylor. Brenda 152 Taylor, Cheryl 130 Taylor. Connie 105 Taylor. David 152 Taylor. David 130 Taylor. Jon 19. 130 Taylor. Lita 130 Taylor. Rov 106. 169. 170. 171 Taylor. Tim 47. 48 Taylor. Ruth 130 Taylor. Tom 47. 48 Teague. Brenda 106. 183 Teague. Gregory 130 Teeter. Cynthia 106 Teeter. Kenneth 130 Temple. Sherai 152 Templeton. Coit 130 Terry. Germain 155 Terry. Tarvais 106 Theus. Kirk 106 Thomas. Bradley 130 Thomas. Donnie 47. 48. 106, 161 Thomas. Jackie l ee 152. 177 Thomas. Jeffrey 152 Thomas, Jo 152 Thomas, Michael 152 Thompson. Donclla 45. 131. 159. 194 THOMPSON. EARL 76 THOMPSON. MARILYN 76 Thompson. Mona 152 Thompson. Sharon 152 Thoren, Dawn 152 Thoren. Mark 106. 192 Thornton. James 23. 152 THORNTON. VIVIAN 73. 198 Thornton. Wanda 131 Thorsson. Gunilla 106. 112. 167. 1 ' 4.204 Thtrt. Cristinc 43. 49. 106. 167. 169. 197 Thurston. Sarah 131 1 icdge. Ronald 19. 106 Tipple, David 106. 202 Tittle. Lori 131 Tittle. Randy 152 Tobin. Susan 152, 177 Tookv. Mark 152 Toolcy. Scott 106. 184 Topping. Frank 19. 50, 131 T opping. Joseph 106, 204 TRACKWELL. EMMA 53. 73 Trent. Lori 131 Trent. Michael 131 Tripilas. Cassandra 106. 182 Troll. Michael B 106 Trout. Clarence 152 TSAGARIS. Cl RA 73 Tsagans. Ellen 45. 159. 202, 203 Tucker. Debr., 131. 159. 193 Tucker. Helen 106. 112. 167. 197, 204 Tucker Ladd 106 Tumlin. Michael I 31 Tunbcrg Michele 106. 192 Turnbough. Jerr v 131, 190 Turner udie 131 Turner Elizabeth 107 U Udy. Laura 152, 174 Ulfig. William 107 Ullrick, Brenda I 31 Unzel. Darrel 152 VanBlair. Martin 152. 169. 170. I7| Van Blaracom. Jay 152. 169. 170 Vance. Gregory 107. I 33 Vance. Pamela 131. 193 Vancil. Madeline 152 VanDcPutte. Michael 131 VanDeVoorde Man 152. 197 VanDeVoorde. Vanesa 107. 158. 195 VanDeVoorde. Zachary 107 A VanDcWallc. Valerie 152 VANEATOV PAULINE 75 ■ Van. Jessie 131 Vann. Kevin 156 Vann. Shelly 107. 189 VARCHOLA. GEORGE 55. 166 Vaughn. Annette 107 Vaughn. James 107 I Vaughn. Paul 23. 152 Vawter. Rebecca 43, 152. T77 Veasey, Dewaync C urtisf I 52 Veascy. Frederick 131 Verhille. Stephen 131 Vcrstracte. DonTj Verstraetc. Tern 38. 39, 131 Vescy. Carncll 23. 152 Vesex. Charlene 107. 166 Vetter, Thomas 7, 153 VIC A 188 Vmar, Ste ' en 131 Vincent. Jody 155 VIP 186. 187 Voelckcr. Kyle 131 Vogel. Andrew 55. 153 Vogt. Jeffrey 19. 50. 131. 169. 170 Vogi. Sarah 153. 169. 170 Voltz. Marc 107 Voorhis. Jacqualine 153 Voorhis. Mitzi 131 Voss. Susan 153. 177 W Waddell. Jean 107 Wadkins, James 153 Wagner. W illis 131 Wanlhcim, Dory 131 Waite. Nancy 133 Wakeland. Charles 153 Wakeland, Laurie 194 Walker. David 153 Walker. Diana 153. 165. 166 WALKER. PRESTON 76 Walker. Scott 19. 131 Walker. Tamara 107 Walker. Vic 186. 187 Walker. William 7. 47. 48. 131. 161. 204 Walters. Robert 107 Ward. Kcllv 153. 177. 197 Ward, Richard 133 Ward. Stephen 107. 188 Ward. Timmy 153 Warren. Larry 107 WATCHTOWER 180. 181 Watkins. Bonnie 153 Watkins. Shirley 153 Watkins. Theresa 153. 177 Watkins. Timothy 153 Watson. Georgette 153 Watson. Teresa 107 Watson. Thomas 107 Weber. Daniel 131. 166. 207 Weber. Linda 107. 186. 187 Weber. Mary Ellen 153 Webster. Randy 131 Wcdertz. Kenneth 107 Weed. Timothy 131. 185 Weeks. Michael 153 Wcingartz. John P 110. 169. 170. 171. 173. 174. 201 Wcingartz. Karen 131. 159. 167, 197 Wcingartz. Kathv 108 167, 197. 203 209 Weinstein. Leo 153. 159. 163. 165. 166. Welch. Cinds 131 Welch. Deborah 153 Welcome. Dupree 133 Welcome. Peirre 133 Wells. Barbara 133. 188 Wells. Thomas 134. 190. 198 Wells. Vera 108. 133. 208 Welscr. Randall 19. 108 W ' elscr. Ronald 23. 155 Welsh. Steven 108. 178 Wcndland. Jcffrcv 153 WERTHMANN. JOAN 63. 73 West. Cheryl 108 W ' esi. Janice 131 WEST PATSY 73 West. Rhonda 131. 188 Wester beck. Daniel 131. 170 Wcstcrbeck Mariann 108. 182 Wester held. Gayla 131. 194 Westmoreland. Charles 131 Westmoreland. Douglas 131. 188 Wethcrcll. Gary 131 WHW JACK 63 Whan, Michael R 55. 108. 161. 204 Whan. Sandra K. 43. 108. 158. 197 W han. Steven 55. 153 W heaton. Alvin 108 W healon. Lisa G. 153 Whcelan. Thomas R 153. 159 W herry. David 19. 47. 108. 161. 169. 170. 171 W hitcomb. Jeffrey 133 W hitcomb, Karen 1 53 Whitcomb. Kevin 131 Whitcomb, Roxanne 131. 188 W HITE. CHARLES W hite, Laura 108. 133 White. Robert Brian 108 White. Velma 15V 198 Whited. James franklin 153 Wickcnburg. Judy 106 Wickert. Pamela 116. 131. 197 Wickert. Penny S. 108. Ill Wickwire. James 42. 131. 204 Wiese. Beth 153. 197 Wiggins. Karla 131. 179 Wilburn, Cindy 108 Wilcox, Mark 131 Wild. Kevin 153 Wild. Maynard 153 Wilev. Danny 131 Wiley. Thomas 131. 163. 201 Wilhelm. Julie 153. 177 Wilkcns. Connie 132 W’ilker. Douglas 153 Wilker. Pamela 108. 197 Wilkerson. Charles 110 Wilkins. Donald W ilkins. Steven 108. 183 W illiams. Annette 132 Williams, Charles 132 Williams. Everett 19. 108. 188 Williams. Julius 153 Williams. Kenneth 109 Williams. Lori 153 Williams. Raylenc 153 Williams. Sidney 153 Willis. Laura 153 Willis. Michael 132 Wills. Kwame 155 WILSON. ROBFRT 47. 49 Wilson. Gwen 79. 133 W ' ilson. Herbert Roger 23. 132 Wilson. Mike 109 W ilson. Ronald 132 Wilson. Sharon 153 Wilson. Susan 109. 181. 204. 209 W ilson. Tanya 132 Winger. Carrie 109. 158. 160. 161. 166. 180. 181. 197, 202. 209 Winn. Marcia 109 W inter. Sandra 109. 197 W ISE. ETHELDA 74 Wise. Kelli Ann I 32 W ise. Marvin 137. 153 Wittig. Daniel 47. 48. 109. 161. 204 Wocst. Robin 109 Wold. Coral 132 W oilers. Robert 110. 192 Wolverton. Lisa 132 WOOD. DAVID 55. 73 Worthy. Evelyn 155 Wright. Beth 109. 178. 190. 197 Wright. Clark 132 W right. Craig 132 W right. Kavan 155 Wright. Randall 23. 155 Wright. Rochelle 155. 197 W right. Timolin 155 Wyant. Kevin 132 Wyers, Gregory I 33 Wyers. Kelly 155 Wynn. Brent 109 Wynn. Christopher 109. 184 Y YEATER. CLIFFORD 76 Yeater, Mary 132 Yelm. Marcus 155 Yeoman. Daniel 155 Yohn. Judith 155 York. Clint 132 Young. Angela 155 Young. Barbara 132 Young. Carolyn 109 Young. DeW ' itt 109. 108 Young. James 23. 155. 177 Young. Johnathon 198 YOUNG REPUBLICANS 199 Young. Scott 155 Young. Martin 133 Young. Patrick 132. 173 Young. Phillip 132. 166 Youngbcrg. Gregory 155 YOUNGQUIST. FRANK 73 Yengen. Katherine 132 Yuris. Kristine 109. 191 Z Zahnngcr. Darrin 109 Zahnnghcr. Alan 42. 155 Zawada, James 109 Zawadc. Lorena 132 Zeglin, Susan I 32 Zcntic. Donna 155 Zcntic. LeAnn 110 Zepeda, Sandra I $5 Zimmer. John 132. 183 Zimmerman. Jay 155 7immcrman. Sherrcc 109 Zirbcs. l.vnettc 109. 189 A Yee Hah Year! Reflections of our year at the Rock showed frus¬ tration, joy and every e- motion in between. An e- lection campaign (with a new President-Elect), and the ’76 Olympics (featur¬ ing a brunette from River¬ side, Conneticut). Jimmy Carter and Dorthy Hamill are now everyday words. From Mary Hartman to Disco everything, keep¬ ing up with the times. Change. New goals were obtained through losses along the way. Bits ' n ' Pieces 215