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

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1979 volume:

Watchtower Rock Island Senior High School 1400 25 Avenue Rock Island, Illinois 61201 Volume 69 Hallie McNamara lets everyone Searching for the answer somewhere know that the Rocks are number in the back of his mind is Tom Wheelan. one. in search of a new beginning These Rocky students cool off at the Great River Plaza, a new shopping ad¬ dition to downtown Rock Island. The Marching Rocks perform at one of the afternoon games. Sophomore cheerleader, Rhonda Car- pentier, boosts school spirit at a pep assembly. Every high school student, at one time or another, feels lost and confused. We wander aimlessly and wonder about our future. We search for the road in life which we feel will lead us to our own “pot of gold.” Naturally, not every student seeks out the same path; some choose college while others pursue a career. As many find. Rock Island High School accomodates all types of people. In Search Of ... 5 . .. and the rocks go marching along Two Rocky students find time to just sit and relax. Mindy Nessler looks back on a memorable year. The color guard starts the band out on the right foot. Many changes occurred in rules and regulations this year. One example is the parking lot. Students were able to rent a reserved parking space, enabling the city to control the lots. Students were subject to a $5 fine for abusing these privileges. Security tightened its belt this year too. Hall passes were required and In- School Suspension (ISS) became an everyday term. The average student thinks of Rocky in many ways, but probably never like this. Hey, sophomores. “How do you feel?” In Search Of . . 7 This year’s winning float was Rocky East’s contribution. Whale ' M. Other floats (at left) were the Senior ' s We Will Rock You; Rocky Wests’ Rock ' EM Sock ' EM; AFS’ It’s a Small World; The Sophomore’s Rock-N-Roll ' EM; and below is the Ju¬ nior ' s Jail House Rock. The bonfire and pep rally which followed the Powder Puff game, boosted the spirits of the Rocks. Presented at the assembly were Queen Mary Love and King Charley Banks and their court. The St. Ambrose Jazz Band provided a part of the enter¬ tainment. Reading from left to right in pairs is the 1978-79 Homecoming Royalty Court: M B. Rice: M. Moore; K. Layer; T. Brooks; K. Caras; M. Abolt; Queen M. Love; King C. Banks; L. Hanson; G. Donnelson; J. Miller; D. Franz; M. Sebben; L. Weinstein; S. Voss; R. Wright. Mary Beth Rice ‘blasts off at the Home¬ coming assembly. Barry Ferm ‘drums up’ some spirit during the school song. Homecoming activities this year ranged from eating jello like a pig and playing in the mud like one. Homecoming 9 Mr. Murphy and Mr. Paradiso took time off from the office to coach the victori¬ ous senior powder puff football team. Denise McDaniel boogies down at the Homecoming Dance. The parade followed its usual route through downtown Rock Island. Pleasant weather fa¬ vored the Rocks that day. Although good weather was on our side, fate was not, as we lost to Moline in the Homecom¬ ing game. 10 Homecoming Senior Powder Puff cheerleaders Dave Sebben, John Moyes, Mike Miers and Don Gerber helped get Homecoming activities started. Doug Franz ‘pigs-out ' on jello during the jello-eating contest at the assem¬ bly. As these participants prove, ‘Volkswa- gon does it again.’ Kelly Ward ‘mud-dles’ through the ag¬ ony of defeat. Marty VanBlair shows just who is boss. Debbie Myers finds time to herself and searches for the answer to a troubling ques¬ tion. 12 In Search Of ... solitude, tranquility, and peace In Search Of .. 13 Hey there, wanna let us in on the se¬ cret. too? Beth Wiese. Amy Iglehart. and Mary Blick hear no evil, see no evil, speak no evil. Mary Love takes time out to think about the day’s happenings as it comes to an end. In Search Of 15 rocks travel to state V_ 16 In Search Of „ SENIORS a Mt-WOOH Dennis Hensley tells Mary Guld enzoph It’s only a game.’ Carmen Simmons and Denise Pulliam say “Hey. world, look at us!” These seniors gather after school to discuss the latest news. rocks earn playoff berth Terry Brooks sprints his way toward his 286 yard rushing record against Gales¬ burg. Rock Island’s gridders went into the 1978-1979 football campaign with a subsequent change in its game schedule. For the first time in the history of Rock Island High some of the school’s games were played in the afternoon. The difference in time schedule seemed to improve the Rocks play; as the team won three and lost merely one of the day games. When asked about the day game controversy, head coach Hugh Johnson remarked that “it really made no difference to the team except the players liked the visability difference much more.” Todd Miller splits the uprights. An urgent phone call for Coach Bonsall. Football Quarterback Craig Allison displays his passing talents. The varsity football coaches this year are Alan Gorgal, Don Resler, Head Coach Hugh Johnson, and Duane Bon- sall € I M son, E. Reed, E. Livingston. R. Smith. E. Livingston, M. Johnson, M Pappas, J. Carstens. J. Wright, L. Baugh, Coaches A. Gorgal. D. Resler. ROW 4: Managers N. Pappas, D. Sebben, J. Mendoza. K. Jones. G. Quinby, T. Gannon. G. Secor, H. Donelson, C. Adams, and Trainer D. Brown. Rock Island defenders Doug Franz (41) and Todd Miller (68) pursue the oppos¬ ing quarterback. Varsity Football 21 Terry Brooks outruns even the best. Randy Wright (15) watches a pass fall incomplete. “Here, you take it.” exclaims quarter¬ back Craig Allison. In the remainder of the season the Rocks played to a three and three record setting them on top of the Quad-City Metro Conference, and taking them to a state play-off game versus a tough East St. Louis squad. Although the Rocks had nu¬ merous fan support, the grid- ders fell 35-0 ending a remark¬ able season for Hugh John¬ son’s squad. The year’s most valuable play¬ er award went to Terry Brooks who set a Quad-City Metro Conference record by rushing for 286 yards against Gales¬ burg. Most Improved went to lineman Leon Baugh; with best blocker going to Lonnie Pittard. Mike Moore captured best team man and one of the co¬ captains with the other being Terry Brooks. 22 Varsity Football scoreboard Rl 38 LaSalle-Peru 20 Rl 13 Dubuque 21 Rl 14 Davenport West 20 Rl 27 Alleman 24 (ovt.) Rl 28 Quincy 16 Rl 06 Moline 38 Rl 21 U.T.H.S. 00 Rl 27 Galesburg 06 Rl 27 Norridge 26 Rl 00 East St. Louis 35 •-Illinois High School Class 5A Playoff Game Todd Miller boots to perfection. Varsity Football 23 sophies tackle a tough season Sophomore football coaches are Rich ard Allison, Rick Miers. Ed Lillis, and Rocco Carbone. Running back Morgan Smith strives forward. Tim Bierman hits the ground, as Shan¬ non Sheley looks on. 24 Sophomore Football scoreboard Rl 32 LaSalle-Peru 12 Rl 14 Dubuque 0 Rl 6 Davenport West 35 Rl 8 Alleman 42 Rl 0 Quincy 6 Rl 0 Moline 34 Rl 28 United Township 12 Rl 10 Galesburg 15 Rl 18 Norridge 14 Sophomore Football Team, Managers, and Coaches are ROW 1: Coach R Miers, J. Westerfield. J. Meyers, S. Stablein, B Love. M Smith, T. Bier- man. W. Clay. D. Cather, J. Moore. C. Larson and Trainer Greg Logsdon. ROW 2: Coaches E. Lillis. R. Allison, P. Springfield. M Resler, A. Woods. R. Benham. G. Pohlman. M. Mandel. J. Feldhan, M. Klingbiehl. J. Viviani, P. McCleary, R. Bates. Manager T. Long, and Trainers D. Olson, and S. McFar¬ land. ROW 3: Coach R. Carbone, T. Bower, S. Murphy, S. Kerres. T. Kelley. C. Black, K. Foulks, S. Sheley. M Mar¬ tinez, A. Barnett, T. Steinbaugh, and K. Hearn. Steve Murphy (14) and Chris Larson (84) combine to tackle an opponent. j Sophomore Football 25 grapplers pin down a good season Snow was the big winner in the wres¬ tling circles this season for the Rock Island High School wrestling team Along with the weather, lack of the lighter weights gave the edge to all of Rocky’s opponents this year. The loss of 112 pounder Allen Speed due to a temporary paralyzing neck injury at the Palantme Tournament together with returning letterman Enrique Diaz leav¬ ing were key factors making the grapplers fall in the losing column. Despite the set backs. Rocky had three outstanding wrestlers. They are Todd Griffith. Don Gerber, and Randy Swan¬ son. Griffith, with a 14 wins and 1 loss record, was selected as 3rd in the state of Illinois by the “Word” news. Swan¬ son along with Griffith were nominated as prep of the week for back to back pins over Quincy and Galesburg. Se¬ lected as the outstanding wrestler was Don Gerber. Heavyweight Roman Bates was tabbed as an outstanding wrestler on the sophomore levpl. Leading Rocky ' s wrestlers, pictured with their coach, are seniors Todd Grif¬ fith. Don Gerber, Coach Walt Gerber, and Randy Swanson. Determined Nick Pappas continued to wrestle for the mighty Rocks even though suffering a broken nose early in the season. Rock a bye baby” is demonstrated by grappler Don Gerber. 26 Varstiy Wrestling scoreboard: Rl 21 C R. Jefferson 33 Rl 30 Savanna wf 25 Rl 25 Davenport West 37 Rl 28 Davenport Central 37 Rl 17 Sterling 38 Rl 40 Quincy 21 Rl 40 Galesburg 21 Rl 18 U.T.H.S. 42 Rl 20 Moline 31 Rl 38 Alleman 26 Wrestling Team Members and Coaches are ROW 1: C. Ramirez. R. Swanson. C. Young. N Pappas. T. Griffith. P Dailey. R Sheley. T. Brower. M. Benson, and J Ramsey. ROW 2: G. P na. S. Caras. R Swanson, M. Scherer. D. Gerber. B Bakken. G. Hickman. S. Bolden. J Moyes. A. Barnett, and K. Jones. ROW 3: Coaches B Burris. C. McDowell. B Jones. S. Meyers. B Murphy. E. Living¬ ston. M. Crowe. P. Vaughn. R. Bates. M Ressler, E. Livingston. S. Reed. R. Beham. and Coach W Gerber. Palatine Tournament 12th out of 16 teams Todd Griffith. Kerry Jones, Don Gerber, and Stan Reed all were state qualifiers. They won a second-place plaque by beat¬ ing 32 teams in the sectional. The Rocky wrestling team was very fortunate to have an estab¬ lished duo. the Swanson broth¬ ers. Randy and Rusty. Varsity Wrestling 27 resler takes over rocky helm Rock Island High School ' s Var¬ sity Basketball program exper¬ ienced what could be called a rebuilding year in the 1978-79 campaign. The Rocks lacked experience with only two re¬ turning lettermen, Randy Wright and Tim Ward, left to lead the team under new coach Don Resler. Resler, who previously led Sycamore High School to many winning years in the past, could not lead the team over the hill to victory. Lack of per¬ sonnel let sophomores Wayne Steele and Blake Wortham be moved to the varsity as start¬ ers. The team ' s leadership came from Randy Wright, Tim Ward. Mike Long, Kelvin Rum- mels, Andre Thornton, Gary Nelson, and Kenny Pierson. Number 21. Tony Garrard skies to snatch down a rebound for the Rocks. Senior Tim Ward fights two opponents for the ball even though he must hit the floor. 28 Varsity Basketball Varsity Basketball Team Members and Coaches are ROW 1: W Steele. W. Grant. T. Garrard. T. Ward. R. Wright. ROW 2: Coach P. Nyman. D. Stickland. T. Miller. C. Iverson. K. Rummels. B Wortham. M. Long. T. Thoms. K. Pier¬ son. A. Thornton and Coach D. Resler This one’s mine,” exclaims super¬ guard Tim Ward. Little sophomore Wayne Steele steals the ball and goes for the easy layup. Varsity Basketball 29 Center Kelvin Rummels concentrates on the “bucket. Wayne Steele launches one for two with Ken Pierson and Tim Ward looking on. Coaches Don Resler and Pete Ny¬ man were in their first year as Rocky’s varsity coaches Varsity Basketball scoreboard Rl 52 Rockford Guilford 71 Rl 55 Bloom 95 Rl 54 Alleman 66 Rl 58 Moline 60 Rl 52 Alleman 54 Rl 53 Quincy 100 Rl 51 Davenport Central 61 Rl 48 Morton 113 Rl 56 Peoria Limestone 63 Rl 43 UTHS 79 Rl 54 Davenport West 65 Rl 54 Galesburg 69 Rl 50 Rock Falls 52 Rl 71 Quincy 93 Rl 50 Alleman 64 Rl 57 Aurora East 85 Rl 57 UTHS 76 Rl 61 Galesburg 78 Rl 69 Rockford East 82 Rl 49 Moline 65 Rl 90 Canton 74 Rl 82 LaSalle-Peru 76 Rl 73 Rockford Boylan 72 Regional Rl 53 UTHS 95 Wayne Steele saves one for his fellow Rocks. Tom Thoms seems to be in knots with the opponent. Willie Grant intimidates the East Moline shooter. Varsity Basketball 31 pebbles earn respect This year ' s Sophomore Basketball Team gave the Rock Island fans some¬ thing to cheer about. The Pebbles showed aggresiveness and are expect¬ ed to add a bright spot to next year’s varsity basketball program. Head coach Gary Bender and assistant coach Mike Foley expressed pleasure in the teams progress although they wished the Pebbles could have come out on top of a few more games Mem¬ bers of the team who saw extensive action were Leon Baker. Aaron. Woods. Vincent Hill. Robert Donelson, Mike Darby, Mitch Martinez, and David Shellhouse. One of the team’s finest accomplish¬ ments was gained in the U.T.H.S. Soph- more Tournament. The Pebbles de¬ feated East Moline and Pekin in the first two games and then lost to Quincy in the championship leaving the Rocks with a second place finish. Robert Donelson looks as though he is in need of theball. 32 Sophomore Basketball Richard Jett shoots over a defender. Rod Taylor reaches for a rebound. scoreboard Rl 45 Moline 59 Rl 58 Quincy 69 Rl 45 Alleman 56 Rl 76 Central 45 Rl 74 UTHS 70 Rl 91 Pekin 70 Rl 59 Quincy 77 Rl 81 UTHS 71 Rl 64 West 66 Rl 67 Galesburg 66 Rl 59 Rock Falls 62 (DOT) Rl 62 Quincy 63 Rl 72 Alleman 76 Rl 87 Aurora East 93 Rl 59 UTHS 61 Rl 67 Galesburg 83 Rl 58 Rockford East 67 Rl 39 Moline 71 Rl 73 Canton 76 (DOT) Rl 70 LaSalle-Peru 66 Rl 85 Boylan 49 Sophomore Basketball Team Members and Coaches are ROW 1: Mgr. S. Stab- lein, N. Hudson. R. Donelson. M Smith. B. Smith. W. Clay. M. Martinez. M Dar¬ by, J. Hillyer. D. Schlueter-Student Asst ROW 2: Coach G. Bender. V. Hill; R. Taylor. T. Weigand. L. Baker, D. Shellhouse. A. Woods. T. Cotton. W Randle. R. Jett. P. Springfield, and Asst. Coach M. Foley. j Sophomore Basketball 33 The Rock Island Rockettes proved to fans this season that they had what it takes to work to¬ gether as a team. Under the coaching of Ed Swaggard and Roy Williams, the girls pulled out a win¬ ning season. Girls’ Varsity Basketball Members are: ROW ONE: M Bibee. L. Long. K. Payne. B. Sedwick, A. Patrick. ROW TWO: J. Schoeck, J. Kerr. S. Levin. J. McKinney. D. Vesey. and Coach Ed Swaggard. Kathy Payne prepares for a winning free throw shot. Jodi Schoeck shows her form in a lay up shot. 34 Girls Basketball rockettes shoot to the top mill] Mindy Bibee scores two easy points for the Rockettes. scoreboard Rl 47 Guilford 32 Rl 40 Kewanee 46 Rl 71 McComb ' 46 Rl 64 Alleman 48 Rl 47 Moline 56 Rl 45 Galesburg 48 Rl 64 Rockridge 38 Rl 76 Sherrard 24 Rl 61 Geneseo 62 Rl 41 Alleman 44 Rl 48 Kewanee 57 Rl 73 Galesburg 33 Rl 46 U.T.H.S. 57 Rl Rl Rl 60 64 58 Quincy 42 Moline 61 U.T.H.S. 77 Girls’ Junior Varsity Basketball Members are: ROW ONE: Coach Roy Williams. P. Black, M. Ramsey. R Muskeyvalley. S. Roessler. ROW TWO: L. Larson. K. Bigford. N. Jack- son. K. Staes. Girls Basketball 35 Setting up a spike for her teammate is Debbie Nothdorf. Lisa Allison and Janet McKinney show their concentration in the game. The 1978 Rock Island Girls Vol¬ leyball season was a frustrating one. This year’s small team of nine players displayed many times during the year that it possessed the physical skills and abilities necessary to be a winner. The team showed bet¬ ter playing techniques than teams of the past. During nine different matches the Rocks had either the lead or the mo¬ mentum in their favor, only to let it slip away and become a defeat. Girls Volleyball Members and Coach are: ROW ONE: M. Bibee. D. Nothdorf, J. McKinney. R. Inch. ROW TWO: L. Alli¬ son. D. Wehking, J. McKinney. L. Long. K. Rossow, and Coach R. Gilliland. Girls’ Volleyball set up new season Lori Long stares on as Lisa Allison spikes the ball. BUMPING the ball is Lisa Allison. scoreboard GAME SCORES OPPONENT GAME 1 GAME II GAME III Davenport Central 3-20 7-20 Davenport West 8-15 15-12 6-15 Moline 20-14 9-20 2-20 Macomb 14-20 14-20 Galesburg 14-20 20- 5 9-20 Geneseo 20-10 9-20 11-20 U.T.H.S. 3-20 20-14 13-20 Moline 7-20 12-20 Galesburg 4-20 20-17 17-20 Sherrard 20-12 5-20 6-20 U.T.H.S. 8-20 17-20 Macomb 0-20 20- 8 10-20 Rockridge 10-20 9-20 Monmouth 6-20 3-20 QUINCY INVITATIONAL U.T.H.S. 5-15 1-15 Galesburg 8-15 15- 8 9-15 Quincy 9-15 9-15 Moline 1-15 9-15 Girls Volleyball 37 swim team makes positive progress Senior swimmers for the varsity swim team are ROW 1: A. Zahringer and E. Iversen. ROW 2: P. Lardner and J. Jannsen. Alan Alvarez reaches for the finish line. Kurt Osmundson concentrates on his winning breast stroke. 38 Boys Swimming Varsity Swim Team, Managers and Coaches are ROW 1: M. Lofgren. R Humphrey, J. Brewett, K Osmundson. A Alvarez. T. Smith. Mgrs.-L. Martinez. J. Carlson and Coach J. Johnstone ROW 2: R Denny, E. Iversen, T Rice. C. Iversen, J. Jannsen. P. Lardner. A Zah- rmger. and Coach. F. Fridrichsen. Coaches Johnstone and Friedrichsen seem to be timing a big splash. Ready for the gun are Eric Iversen. Alan Zahringer. and John Jannsen •MS Freshmen Tab Smith, Rob Humphrey, Joe Breuwet and Matt Lofgren leave many ex¬ pectations in Rock Island’s Var¬ sity Swimming program. Rocky divers this year were Rickie Sheley, Dean Ackerland, and Leroy Johnson. “The team had a good front line, but lacked depth,” com¬ mented Coach Johnstone. Boys’ Swimming 39 girls dive into Coaches Johnstone and Lohmeier look over this year’s season record. It was another record breaking year for the Rocks. Debbie Reynolds, in diving, broke the old record by 11 points, and Kris Sundelius had her career best time in the 100 yd. back with a time of :1.08.7. Another record was set by Nancy Gal¬ ley, as she broke the school re¬ cord in the 500 free with a time of 5.39.0. The girls’ swimming team en¬ joyed another successful year at Rocky. another season Nancy Galley races for a time-breaking finish. Perfecting her dive is Lori Chambers. Girls ' Swimming The girls’ Swim Team members are ROW ONE T Niemann. M Bartlett. L. Kieffer. D Reynolds. T Brand- meyer, M Pauwels. J Gilliam. L. Chambers, and Coach Johnstone. ROW TWO: J Hynd. K. Sundelius. L. Siegert. N. Galley. L. Wakeland. S. McNamara. L Siegert. L Hegg. L. Peters, and Coach Friedrichsen. ROW THREE: D. Bush. G Kehl. A Snowden. D Robinson. L. Krako- vec, C. Newcomb. R King. M Chambers, and Coach Lohmeier scoreboard St. Charles 134 Moline Rl 118 Galesburg Rl 89 Macomb 2nd place in the Rl RELAYS. 3rd place in the Freeport Invitational. Glenbrook North 111 Rl Homewood Flossmoor 116 Rl 91 Rl 59 53 83 92 Lane Tech 27 102 Hillcrest 66 Fifth place in the Peoria Richwoods Invitational Rl 113 Galesburg 49 Rl 76 Moline 91 Rl 73 Peoria Richwoods 103 Rl 71 Freeport 95 This season’s senior swimmers are ROW ONE: L. Siegert. L. Chambers. N Galley. S. McNamara. ROW TWO M Bartlett. L. Kieffer. K. Sundelius J Girls’ Swimming 41 gymnastics ... dedication . . . Cindy Taube polishes up her routine for a meet. Coach Shellenberger assists Vickie Bouker in a mount to the beam. Tina Sanders demonstrates a front support on the uneven bars. Deanna Lewis and Sheri Miers meet. 42 Gymnastics concentration individuality Row 1 Lori Strom, Stephanie Hallberg. Rhonda Carpentier. and manager Theresa Hoing. Row 2 Coach Laraine Shellenberger. Diane Mirr. Amy Tyrrell. Mary Beth Rice. Sheri Miers. Lynn Wheelan. and assistant Coach Doreen Sartor. Row 3, Angi Dasso. Julie Resler, Lisa Bowker. and Cindy Taube Row4 - Deanna Lewis. Tina Sanders, and Vickie Bowker Assistant Coach Sartor and Coach Shellenberger smile approvingly at their team scoreboard R.l. 120.60 Davenport West 151.30 R.l. 121.20 Davenport Central 136.32 R.l. 125.60 Muscatine 137.60 R.l. 109.93 Moline 109.21 The sport of gymnastics offers more bene¬ fits than most any other sport, physically and mentally. Physically, gymnastics can improve co-ordination, agility, balance, and flexibility; it can improve strength and tone up every group of muscles. It is one of the best sports for general body fitness. Mental¬ ly, it can improve self-confidence. One of the greatest rewards in gymnastics is the feeling of having mastered one’s fears through self- discipline in meeting and overcoming the challenge of mastering and controlling the entire body. Throughout its execution, a gymnastic exer¬ cise become art form in motion. Rhythm and elegance, lightness and amplitude, and balance and co-ordination are a part of ev¬ ery move a gymnast makes whether she is performing on the uneven bars, balance beam, floor exercise, or vault. The combina¬ tion of moves create an overall theme or mood of the routine. Proper gymnastic form and originality add to the general impression of ease as the gymnast executes a difficult stunt. Gymnastics 43 tracksters hurdle into new season Coach Jim Braet instructs John G reer on his pole-vaulting techniques. Rock Island’s running Rocks maintained their usual respect¬ ability in the Quad-City Metro Conference. A young team composed of 25 freshmen and 50 sophomores let the Rocks rebuild, but at the same time display the teams ever lasting talent. The tracksters were led by many returning lettermen such as John Greer, Tony Bow¬ er, Mark Meadows, Eric Reed, and Jim Nelson. “I was very happy with the freshmen and sophomore turnout f ,, remarked head coach Duane Bonsall. Senior Tony Bower checks out his throw in the discus competition. Jim Nelson relays in a Rocky victory. Track Boys’ Track 45 Rock Island High School ' s Varsity Track Team, Coaches, and Managers are ROW 1: Coach D. Bonsall, T. Taylor, B. Perm, M Meadows. J. Greer. J. Re- denbo, and B Gustafson. ROW 2: Coaches B. Burris. J. Coolidge. J. Witmer, K. Hollett. S. Beck. D Kline. T. Taylor, D Atkinson, and J. Coster. ROW 3: B Gottwalt. B Smith. T. Smead, A. Johnson, E. Nunn, B. Grawe, M. Little, and B. Smith. ROW 4: Mgrs. J. Peterson. J. Brugman. G. Pohlman. C. Larson, T. Brown. B Smead. and J. Barr. ROW 5: Mgrs. J. Birrell. R Dha- mies. M. Kelly. J. McCann, H. Donel- son, J. Clark, and T. Bawden. ROW 6: D. Newberry, J. Needham. M. Hart. D. Staley, and M Gibbs. Dedication to Rocky’s track program will give anybody sore ankles. trackettes are in the Members of girls track team from left to right Row 1; Coach Bob Wilson, T. Searcy, J. Dembour. D. Graham. C M Wilson, L Moran, S. Bayani, N Burkert. J. Mulvey. R. Milligan. B. Heth. V. Dixon, K McGoldrick. K. Brandmeyer, Darla Walker, and Deniese Walker. ROW 2: B Sedgwick, J. Appelquist. L. Congdon, G. Liebus. L. Claude. K Kean. M Bibee, L. Allison. P. Sedgwick. D. Soady. M. Hurlbutt. S. Gottwalt. J. Henderson, and T. Smith. ROW 3: C. Hurry. M Baker, D. Rhoden. S. Handley. A McCart. C. Decker. L. Cole. K. Rassow. K.Troll. P. Schaefer, C. Williamson. K. Bullock, R. Young. E. Barber, and S. Vinson. ROW 4: C. Cunningham. T. DeFauw. L. Eston. K Greenwood. T. Moore. G. Miller. L. Graves. B Morgan. J. Vesey. J. Schoeck. V. Hester. J. Hall. L. Schaver. R. Danlin. and J. Druhl. ROW 5: T. Etheridge. J. Hayden. L. Alduan. J. Beckmann, J Mejia. W Kelly. D J. Ballard. T. Luster. D. Sturdivant. D. Carlson, L. Hefter. A. Gray. D. Schluter. A. Griffiths, D. Rowe, and D. McDaniel. ROW 6: S. Sanchez, T. Kroeger. C. Van Hyfte. S. Rohr, K. Inch, J. Franks, S. Wittig. C.L. Wilson. J. Eckhardt. C. Pearson. J Heber. L. Tatherson. S. Brunat ROW 7: G. Boss. P. Bewers. K. Spaulding. D. Noblet. L. Metcalf. S. Robinson, S. Brooks. B Melton. Manager. D. Jenkins. Manager, and Assistant Coach Miss Fields. 46 Girls’ Track running for a good season ROW 1: L. Avery, C. Schuler, B. Grossell, R. Inch, K Holland. V Sulser. L. Mosen- fielder ROW 2: T. Phillips. K Klutey. L. Miller, H. Kilgard. P. Lundly, K. Fleming. M. Beckmann. T. Hart (manager). ROW 3: Coach Faust. J. Horton, C. Verhille. A Bi- bee. K. Henning. D. Wehking. R. Davis. M Appelquist. Kathy Sajak. L. Long. D. Moor¬ head. Softball Girls ' Track 47 countrymen run in state tourney Led by mostly underclassmen, Rock Is¬ land’s Cross Country Team finished the season with a remarkable seven and two record, together with a first place finish in the Western Big Confer¬ ence. Senior Jim Nelson led the Rocks with an eleventh place finish in district, followed by Brian Gottwalt and Keith Hollett finishing fourteenth and seven¬ teenth place respectively After a fifth place finish in district, the harriers went into state competition; the first state appearance since 1967 The “Running Rocks” took seven¬ teenth place ending their fine season. The coach for the team was John Coo- lidge. Elected honorary co-captains were seniors Tim Munson and Jim Nelson. Most valuable was junior Bill Gustafson and most improved went to junior Keith Hollett. Cross Country Team. Managers and Coach are ROW 1: Manager Jeff Brug- man. Nancy Burkert. Dave Newberry. Tim Taylor. Bill Gustafson, and Coach John Coolidge. ROW 2; Manager John Blrrell. Bjorn Bakken, Mark Scherer. Jim Nelson. Brian Gottwalt. Bob Smith, and Tim Munson. scoreboard Rl 26 East Moline 31 Rl 24 Bettendorf 36 Rl 18 Geneseo 45 Rl 29 East Moline 26 Rl 15 Galesburg 50 Rl 19 Alleman 44 Rl 15 Kewanee 49 Rl 42 Muscatine 15 Rl 25 Moline 34 DeKalb Invitational Geneseo Invitational Dixon Invitational Big Six Conference District Sectional State 5th out of 15 teams 1st out of 17 teams 2nd out of 20 teams 1st out of 6 teams 3rd out of 16 teams 5th out of 15 teams 17th out of 27 teams Bob Smith leads the pack against the Moline Maroons. Cross Country rocky bowlers spare no one Rocky bowlers had an outstanding season this year. They went to district with a total of nine wins and only two losses. At district they finished in first place and qualified to advance to the state meet. Unfortu¬ nately, two of the girls violated some rules and the team was disqualified. Coach Wilson hopes to have the girls come back again next year with another great season. Coach Bob Wilson calculates a victory score. scoreboard Rl 4825 Clinton 4719 Rl 2445 Alleman 2104 Rl 2299 Abingdon 2376 Rl 2427 UTHS 2191 Rl 2306 Galesburg 2038 Rl 2388 Abingdon 2375 Rl 2401 UTHS 2327 Rl 2382 Alleman - ' 2282 Rl 2329 Orion 2499 Rl 2432 Sterling 2069 Rl 2270 Galesburg 1979 ■■ The BolwingTeam members are Row 1: Sandy Angel. Beth Hansen. Robin Inch. Debbie Heim. Diane Noblitt. and Laveta Avery. Row 2: Benita Ramsey. Joy McKinney. Lori Miller. Connie Kammerer. Terri Hart. Becky Galbraith, and Jodi Miller.Row 3: Susan Morgan. Debbie Koester. Kathy Decker. Tammy Heim. Rhonda Milligan. Cindy Baker, and Coach Bob Wilson. diamondmen keep dynasty alive Rock Island’s Varsity Baseball team could be called one of the greatest ever. With returning lettermen Randy Gunter on the mound, Todd Miller at first, Ri¬ chie Beam at second, Tony Perkins at the shortstop posi¬ tion, all-conference Jack Knox at third, and Doug Franz behind the plate the Rocks could have no holes in the infield. With an outfield composed of Mike Moore, Andre Thornton, and Randy Swanson, many teams could not get the ball to hit the outfield grass. Head coach Jack Carroll was pleased with so many returning lettermen to lead the diamond- men to many, many Rocky vic¬ tories. The varsity baseball coaches are Thom McGreevey, Gary Bender. Jack Carroll, and Alan Gorgal. All-Conference third-baseman Jack Knox makes his speed a valuable asset to the Rocks. Slugger Mike Moore bangs out another Rock Island hit. _ 50 Varsity Baseball , ' : i, ? n ik i ••• 0 fa ) Returning lettermen and seniors on the varsity squad are ROW 1: A Thornton, Mgr. D. Morrison. J. Knox. R Mendoza. R. Beam, C. Carstens. and R. Swanson. ROW 2: R. Gunter. T. Schultz. D. Franz. T. Perkins. T. Miller. M Miers. and M Moore. 1 i@ocjL) m r if ilWf ■i New members to the varsity baseball team are ROW 1: J. Cacari, J. Jawoisz. B Tingle, T. Johnston. J. Robb. L. Scott, and J. Ely. ROW 2: J. Eberts. J. Lewis. D. Chesting. J. Wright. H. Allers. M McKamey, C. Banks, and R. Wright. Shortstop Tony Perkins seems to be studying something. Varsity Baseball 51 Thrill r - racquetmen net an outstanding season Rock Island High School ' s Var¬ sity Tennis Team, under the di¬ rection of first year coach Les Sammon, followed in the foot¬ steps of Rocky ' s past dynas¬ ties. Junior Ian McGlaughlin com¬ pleted an excellent season in the 1 position. Fighting for positions 2.3,4, and 5 were D.K. Pierson, Andy Vogel, Jim Dorman and sophomore Greg Cohen. Senior netters for this years team were Jim Dorman, Andy Vogel, D.K. Pierson, and Mike Moran. Senior Andy Vogel demonstrates per¬ fection in his backhand to team-mates Jim Dorman and Greg Cohen. D. K. Pierson concentrates on an ex¬ pert forehand. Senior Tennis Team Members for the season are ROW 1: David Pierson. ROW 2: Mike Moran, Andy Vogel, and Jim Dorman. Tennis Tennis Team Members and Coach are: ROW 1: M. Benson, S. Gerstein, J Mc¬ Namara. S. Moran, P. Sexton. D. Pier¬ son and D. Enstrom. ROW 2: M. Kling- beil, S. Smith. R. Osdale. B. Anderson, I. McLaughlin. A. Zeglm, J. Dorman, G. Cohen, M Moran, A. Vogel, and Coach L. Sammon. Rocky’s 1 tennis player, and ranked 39th in the nation in his age group. Ian McLaughlin casually returns a shot to his opponent. Jim Dorman storms a serve directed to his opponent. Boys Tennis 55 ree girl netters Ready to receive a serve is Sarah Mc¬ Namara. travel to state The girls tennis team swept through another successful season with a record of 7 wins and 4 losses in singles. Beth Adams, Kris Melaas, and Kelly Fackel participated in state competition this year, with Ad¬ ams and Fackel advancing to quarter finals. ROW ONE: C. Newcomb. D. Schulter, J. Carius, S. McNamara. M. Bartlett. C. Charleston, L. Miller, C. Wilson. ROW TWO: K. Eggleson, C. Coin. L. Moran. K. Fackel. K. Decker. L. Romeo. N Niel¬ son, L. Striter, J. Ray. ROW THREE: Coach Les Sammon, L. Kovacs, T. Howie, T. Hurt, J. Dembour, C. Melaas. K. Caras, A. Kutsunis, D. Galex, B. Ad¬ ams. 56 Girls Tennis The Senior Tennis Team Members are: K. Eggleson, L. Kovacs. T. Howie. S. McNamara. C. Charleston, C Melaas. M. Bartlett. A. Kutsunis. K. Caras. B Adams. J. Dembour. scoreboard Rl 6 vs. Macomb 3 Rl 4 vs. Alleman 5 Rl 4 vs. Galesburg 5 Rl 8 vs. Dixon 1 Rl 4 vs. Moline 3 Rl 4 vs. Sterling 5 Rl 8 vs. U.T.H.S. 1 Rl 5 vs. Alleman 2 Rl 1 vs. Galesburg 8 Rl 4 vs. Moline 3 Rl 7 vs. U.T.H.S. 2 Carrie Wilson prepares a returning smash. J Girls Tennis 57 rocky golfers tee off a new season Under the direction of Coach Dan Petrocelli the Rock Island boys golf team finished an¬ other successful season with a record of 64 wins and 27 losses to go with 2 ties. In dual match¬ es the Rocks won three and lost only one; that being to Monmouth. Leading the link- sters was freshman Tom DeS- met with an average of 37.60. DeSmet worked his way into sectional competition with a fine showing in the district meet. At the conclusion of the season awards were given to Tony Ranson for most improved, Tom DeSmet for most valuable player and Adam Walker took the coveted “best putter”. Tom DeSmet displays his concentra¬ tion on the course. Coach Dan Petrocelli shows off his pro¬ fessional stroke. scoreboard Quincy Invitational 7th out of 20 teams Macomb Invitational 7th out of 10 teams Sterling Invitational 7th out of 30 teams Big 4 Conference 2nd out of 4 teams Golf Team Members are. ROW 1: T. DeSmet. A. Walker. ROW 2: J. Suarez, J. Dismer, T. Vetter, T. Ranson. and Coach D. Petrocelli. . _r i M! y T L � n m 58 Boys Golf Perfecting her swing is Jodi Schoeck Kathy Henning concentrates on her game. Girls Golfer s are: K. Boeye, K. Hen¬ ning, J. Schoeck Missing from picture are J. Horton, L. Mosenfelder. B Sed- gewick, and Coach Pete Nyman. The girls golf team finished the 1978 season with a 1-9 record under the coaching of Pete Ny¬ man. The girls will be losing three members of their team, but the returning lettermen are ready to rebuild the team for next years season. scoreboard R.l. 243 Macomb 228 R.l. 211 U.T.H.S. 210 R.l. 248 Galesburg 196 R.l. 230 Moline 216 R.l. 229 Moline 195 R.l. 241 Dixon 214 R.l. 214 Galesburg 174 R.l. 212 Macomb 205 R.l. 206 U.T.H.S. 228 R.l. 207 Dixon 199 J Girls Golf 59 let ' s go rocks! This year the Varsity Cheer¬ leaders have again raised school spirit to a high level. This is the second year twelve cheerleaders were chosen. All twelve cheered for football, and then split up in two groups of six to cheer for wrestling, boys and girls basket¬ ball, and girls swimming. Their new sponsor this year is Mrs. Lo- raine Shellenburger. Varsity Cheerleaders from left to right are ROW 1. Jody Rohr, Sr., Mary Love. Sr., ROW 2. Chris Chesling, Jr., Mari Van De Voorde, Sr., Brenda Melton, Sr., Debbie Newcomb. Sr., Jodi Bleyart, Sr. ROW 3. Diane Morrison, Jr., Cindy Taube, Sr., Kathy Layer, Sr., Mary Beth Rice, Sr., Kathi Kean, Jr. Jody Rohr shows her excitement. At the outdoors “send-off” assembly the cheerleaders boosted the crowd to the chant of “Go Big Red” to send the football team off to state. sophomores are spirited No! That is not how the cheer goes!! 1 ' exclaims Rhonda Car- pentier. Diane Mirr, Sue Nesseler, Tina Sanders and Lori Strum show their building ability. This year’s sophomores prove their talent by arousing the crowd with their amazing acro¬ batic abilities. Their spirit glowed when they cheered for football, basketball, wrestling, and swimming. Sophomore Cheerleaders from left to right are ROW 1. Ginger Armstrong, Diane Reynolds, Rhonda Carpentier, Diane Mirr. ROW 2. Lori Strum, Val Rar- rar, Sue Nesseler ROW 3. Kelly Goold, Theresa Hoing, Vicki Bowker TOP. Tina Sanders Cheerleaders 61 64 — Karen Abel Craig Abolt Beth Adams Norine Adams Paul Adams Denise Aden Monica Albrecht Nancy Albrecht Julie Allison Lisa Allison Mark Anast Kathleen Andereck Matthew Anders Chad D. Andersen Blake Anderson Denise Anderson Seniors Christopher Appelquist Deborah Appelquist Shelagh Appleman Laurie Attwood Judy Babers Beth Bahnks Sonbol Baiani Marcella Baker Bjorn Bakken Charles Banks Eugene Bannas Randall Barnes Martha Bartlett Leon Baugh Richard Beam Gloria Beason Seniors 65 66 — Cathy Bengston Deborah Benham Angela Bennett Steven Benson Karen Blair Jody K. Bleyaert Mary Blick James J. Boetje Peggy Bolden Rhonda Bolton Anthony Bower Tim Bowes Janet Bowser John M. Boyd Joyce Boyd Rosie Bragg Seniors - Sarah Brick Sheryl Brolander Terry Brooks Richard Brown Andrew Bruck Beth Bruggeman Steven Brugman Ronald Buchman Deborah Buckallew Christopher Budelier Marvin Bundy Nancy Burkert Troy Butcher Ronald Cacari Carol Camillo Karen Caras Seniors 67 68 Craig Carstens Melva Carver Ronald Carver Danielle Chambers Lori Chambers Tina Chandler Carol Charleston David Chesling Karen Christensen Debra Cole Lisa Cole Greg Collins Joseph Concepcion Brian Congdon Julie Cook Kathleen Cotton Seniors Julie Crum Linda Cullison Tracy Dailey Mark Darwin ■ Kurtiss Dasso Phyllis Davis Stephanie Dawkins Tammy Debusschere Celia Dejesus Joelle Dembour Gary DeMeyer Doug Dennis Lori Dietrich Paul Dingeldein Ke rry Dirck Jeffrey Dismer Seniors 69 70 — Lori Donnelly James Dorman Karen Douglas Pamela Downing Shawn Drovesky Angelia Dunigan Michael Dupont Scott Dutler Ernest Eberts Barbara Eckermann Michael Eckhardt Donna Edwards Susan Edwards Karen Eggleson Karl Eliason Kent Eliason Seniors Julie Engel Mark Engstrom Curtis Enstrom Gary Erickson Letha Euell Jennifer Evans Jacqueline Ewing Jeffrey Feith Barrett Ferm Michael Fields Nancy Foehrkolb Lisa Ford Sally Ford Julie Forest Jeanie Foster Cynthia Fout y Seniors 71 72 — Douglas Franz Sue Fredricksen Lisa Frees Lori Fries Susan Fritts Eugene J. Fuller Nancy Galley Linda Gardner Tony Garrard Dianna Garrison Paul Geiger Dina Genz Don Gerber Angela Ghys Leslie Gill Alisa Gold Seniors - Mtchele Gonzales Brian Grabau Mary Graham Julie Grawe Thomas Green Kim Greenwood John D. Greer Todd Griffith Richard Griffiths Patti Gross Larry Guldenzoph Mary Guldenzoph Billy Gulick Randell Gunter Deborah Gustafson Jacqueline Gutting Seniors 73 74 — Daniel Hance Scott Hancock Susan Hankins Tim Hanna Suzanne Hansen Marc Hanshaw Lisa Hanson Roxanne Hanson Russel Hanson Michael Hardin JoAnn HartUng Jeri Hayes Randall Heggen John Heitz Charles Heller Kathy Henning Seniors Margie Herman Gary Herr Xochitl Herrera Gail Hester Gregory Hickman Dennis Hill Randall Hill Nancy Hillsamer Melodie Hinds Victoria Hodges Bobbie Hoing Kim Hoover Jill Horton Earnice Hoskins Marilyn Hoskins Therese Housby Seniors 75 76 — Carrie Huber Naomi Hudson Rich Hudson Camille Huff Michael D. Huntley Andrea Hurt Amy Iglehart Tyray Inman Eric Iverson Todd Jacks John T. Jansen Thomas Janssen John E. Jawoisz Mary Jeffrey Rob Jensen Reggi Jett Seniors -N Jeffrey Johnson Julie Johnson Kimberly Johnson Lenard Johnson Lisa Johnson Mark Johnson Matthew Johnson Sally Johnson Carolyn Johnston Kathleen Karlix Brandon Kelly Kirk Kemo Ricky Kent Lori Kieffer John E. Kincaid Mary Kindschuh Seniors 77 — Mark Kludy John F. Knox Lucia Kovacs Angela Kutsunis Glen Lampkin Peter C. Lardner Virginia Lawhorn Crystal Lawver Katherine Layer Mindy Lefstein Daniece Leigh Dale Leisure Lynn Levin Mary Light Lynn Livengood Penny Lizdas 78 Seniors Harold F. Looney Maria Lopez Mary Love Brenda Lovett Thomas Luckenbihl Rebecca Luloff Susan Lundholm Barbara Lundy Gerald Lynch Mitch Lyon Glenda Madden Johnna Maggio Russell Maltby Allison Martin Mary Martinez Rick Mates Seniors 79 80 Barb McClenaon Deborah McCorkle Sally McCormick Dolly McCoy Denise McDaniel Kathy McFarland Mark McKamey George McKee Joy McKinney Patricia McKinney Crystal McKnight Hallie McNamara Sarah McNamara Mark Meadows Lindsay Meagher James Meeker Seniors Brenda Melton Reginald Mendoza Sherry Metcalf Susan Meyer Rachel Michalke Debby Miers Michael Miers Brian Miller Daniel Miller Jenny Miller Jody Miller Marvin Miller Michael Miller Todd Miller Doreen Minick Pamela Mirr Seniors 81 82 Melissa Moller Bradley Montgomery Debbie Montgomery Rick Montgomery Michael Moore Michael Moran Katherine Morgan Richard Morgan Susan Morgan Thomas W. Morgan David Morrison Michael Morrison Barbara Morrow Denise Morrow Dennis Morton Leanne Mosenfelder Seniors - Samuel Moskowitz Mark Moss John W. Moyes Timothy Munson Brian Murphy James Murphy Pamela Murray Reseda Muscovalley Robin Muskeyvalley Carol Myers Debra Myers Grace Myers Debra Nall Colena Needham Brian Nelson Gregory Nelson Seniors 83 84 Debra Newcomb Susan Newland Debra Newmann Ronald Nimrick Lucinda Northcutt Deborah Nothdorf Ronald Nunes Donna Nusbaum Jeff Oestreich Chris Ontiveros Lester Osborne Brent Ovens Donald Pace Frankie Pass Scott Patchin Annette Patrick Seniors - Kathleen Peebles Anthony Perkins Todd Peters Betty Phillips David Pierson Roxanne Pilcher Lonnie Pittard Kevin Poling James Polton Sheila Pouder Elaine Predmore Marla Press Gregory Pulliam Cheryl Quirk Marcia Race Ray Ramos Seniors 85 86 — Anthony Ranson John Redenbo Robert Reed Mark Reilly Dawn Requet Richard Resch James Reynolds Mary Beth Rice Melinda Riffel Cindy Risinger Carolyn Roberts Sheila Roberts Beverly Robinson Jodi Rohr Timothy Ross Betty Rossow Seniors - Tammy Sanders Terry Saverson Theodore Schafer Mark Scherer Beth Scherrer David Shierling Robyn Schrager Kathleen Schultz Calvin Scott Leonard Scott Sandra Scudder Charles Searcy David Sebben Michelle Sebben Terry Seitz Scott Sexton Seniors 87 88 -- Tobi Shearer Arnette Sheesley Laurie Sheraden Brian Short Jane Shrader Curtis R. Shryack Timothy Shultz Leslie Siegert John Simenec Carmen Simmons Sharon Simmons Rebecca Simpson John Sivill Ann Skowronski Robert Smiley Richard Smith Seniors Sherry Somers Daniel Spah Susan Speaker Andrew Spector Nikcolette Spurgetis Theodore Stanley William Steele Kurt Stelling Scott Stephenson Sally Stigers Kenneth Stokes Mary Stradley Valerie Sulser Sharyl Suman Kristine Sundelius Craig Swanson Seniors 89 90 — Diane Swiatkiewicz Cynthia Taube Brenda Taylor Sherri Temple Germain Terry Jackie Thomas Dawn Thoren James Thornton Wanda Thorton Susan Tobin Mark Tooley Lindell Tucker Laura Udy Darrel Unzel Martin VanBlair Jay VanBlaracom Seniors ■ i Dewayne Veasey Thomas Vetter Jody Vincent Andrew Vogel Sarah Vogt Susan Voss James Wadkins Charles Wakeland David Walker Kelly Ward Timmy Ward Bonnie Watkins Theresa Watkins Mary Ellen Weber Leo Weinstein Ronald Welser Seniors 91 Thomas Wheelan Christopher White Beth Wiese Kevin Wild Maynard Wild Julie Wilhelm Douglas Wilker Julius Williams Lori Williams Raylene Williams Laura Wrtlis Sharon Wilson v Marvin Wise nii Randall Wright Rochelle Wright LvM. Timolin Wright Li 92 Seniors OTHER SENIORS Coethe Adams James Bishop John Bleuer Mary Bryant Wilbur Burrage Matthew Clark Eileen Clay Rickey Coffey Patricia Combs Randy Crowe Dennis Davis Carolyn Dickerson Thomas Drovesky William Downey Douglas Gipe Terrance Harrelson LaJean Harris Christopher Heller Sandra Hill Fred Hoefle Alfred Hollars Mark Jackson Michael Jackson Jeffrey Jech Alan Johnson Elihue Johnson James Johnson Steven Johnson Kenneth Kohl Thomas Leonard Eric Liboy Glenda McClary Kay McDaniel Donald McKinney Gary Nelson Sylvis Nelson Jeffrey Olds Gary Pauwells Jamie Phillips Lorri Phillips Aleatha Quarles Barbrie Reveal Victor Sajak Deborah Scharer Dwayne Shine Tracy Smith Terry Stewart Melinda Tapia Michael Tumlin Sarah Vinson Timothy Watkins Sidney Williams In Memory of Shirley Heard _ Seniors 93 Anderson. Wmna Andresen. Julie Angel. Sandra Applegate. Richard Armstrong. Dean Arp, Terry Atkinson. Douglas Attwood. Jeffery Avery. Lavita Babers. Robert Baker. Cynthia Baker. David Balch. Cynthia Baltimore. Kenneth Banks. Catherine Banks. Joan Barnett. David Barnett. Diane Barrett. Jeri Bawmann. Bradley Beason. Cynthia Beck. Stephen Becker. Cynthia Beckmann. Joyce Beckwith. Mark Bennett. Vicki Benson, Katina Benson. Michael Bernal. Francis Bibee. Melinda Bierman. Jacqueline Biggs. Melissa Birch. Timothy Black. Regina Black. Sheri Blair. Robben 96 Juniors Bleuer Michelle Biomberg. Robert Bloom. Melvina Bodenhamer. Lori Boeye. Robert Bolden. Samuel Bolton. Carlos Bosworth. Douglas Bote. Glenms Boussemaere. Laurie Bowen. Kenneth Bowser. Connie Bragg. Nickie Braner. Connie Brasmer. Cathy Broemmer. Misty Brooks. Shelly Brown. Angela Bullock. Charles Burton. Pamela Cacan. James Cain. John Caldwell. Elizabeth Campbell. Kevin Carlson. Beth Carlson. Jane Carlson. Julie Carper. Regina Carstens. JeTtrey Carter. Kimberly Castillo. Francisco Castle. Terrma Chamberlain. Robert Chatman. Timothy Chesting. Christine Christensen. Randy Clark. Elizabeth Clark. Kelly Clausen. Timothy Clemann. Timothy Cline. David Coin. Christine Cole. Christal Collins. Felicia The junior float patiently awaits the Homecoming Parade. Juniors 97 Collmson. Lisa Congdon. John Conklin. Ricky Cook. Donald Coster. James Cotton, Laura Cox. Mark Cralle. Joanne Crowe. Ronda Crum. Robbie Cullor. Kimberly Dang, Nguoi Van Daniels. Scott Danielson. Robert Dasso. Kenneth Dasso. Phillip Davidson. Tina Davis. Jeame Daw. Brian Decker. Cathy DeFauw. Tamara Deitrich. Kevin Denney. Richard DePaepe. William DeSmet. Scott Dexter. Lori Dhamers, Randy Diaz. Enrique Dietsch. Karen Dixon. Raymond Dooley. Harold Dorian. Yvette Dorward. Bruce Dowell. Michael Dryoel. Danny Dryoel. Kim Easley. Christine Egan. Robert Elliott. Douglas Elliott. Nancy Ellis. Christopher Ellis. Patricia Elmore. Melody Ely. John Ely. Marguerite Emerson. Benny Engman. Piper Erickson. Dawn Estell. Wanda Esterlein. James Eston. Loretta Etheridge. Theresa Farrance. Sherri 98 Juniors QfT Anne McCart contributes her work to the Junior Float. Foley. Rusty Forbes. Thomas Foster. Gregory Foster. Keith Foulks. Elisha Fout. Jeffery Fowler, Bryan Fowler. Steven Freelove. Scott Freeman. Phillip Fuller. Floretta Galbraith. Becky Galex. Debra Galusha. Stephen Gannon. Thomas Garrison. Eric Germanis. Virginia Glenn. Terne Gluck. Julie Gold. Barry Goldberg. Craig Gottwalt. Brian Grant. Willie Gross. Cathy Grossell. Elizabeth Gustafson. William Guy. Tina Hall. Sherry Hamilton. Kenneth Handley. Susan Hannah. Stacey Harding. Julie Harrington. Rhonda Harris. Willie Hart. Terri Hathaway. Christine Hawkins. Christopher Hayden. Joe Ann Hayslett. Guy Headley, James Heber, Jack Heim, Debra Hendren. Nora Henneman. Mark Juniors 99 i Hester. Curtis Hexamer. Jeffrey Hickman. Vicky Hoben. Lisa Hoegerl. Donna Hollett. Keith Holmberg. Teresa Hoptey, Sheryl Horice. Robert Hoss. Kelly Housby. Dennis Houston. R Howard. Mark Howell. Cynthia Howell. Logan Hudson. Lisa Hudson. Marian Hugaert. Jeffrey Hull. Pamela Hultgren. Perry Humphrey, Brian Hunecke. Brian Hurlbutt. Maureen Inch. Robin Inman. Troy Iverson. Christopher Ivory, Cheryl Johnson, Kim Johnson. Linda Johnson, Michael Johnson. Troy Johnston. Thomas Jones. Dion Jones. Kerry Kannenburg. David Karzink, David Kaskadden. David Kean. Kathi Keim. Jon Kennedy. Jerold Kephart. Carol Kerr. Joame 100 Juniors Kerres. Lynn K� ng. Christina King, Robin Kloster. Pamela Kludy. Kimberly Knapp. Sandie Koehler. Phillip Koehler. Christopher Koester, Kan Kotecki. David Kovitz. Robert Kraklow. Trevor Kuenmng. Mary Kunkel. Jeffrey Lamay. James Langel. Jean Langston. Faron Lard. Dennis Lawson. Larry Lear. Lori Lee. Michael Lerch. Pernell Lesher. Kelly Lesley. Susan Lewis. Jason Lewison. Lori Light. Mary Light. Teena Livingston. Eric Livingston. Erron Lizdas. Melissa Lofgren. Susan Lofdahl. Patricia Long. Jacqueline Long. Michael Luckey. Jeanette Luckey. Michael Luloff. Craig Lundy. Lori Lundy. Pamela Lyon. Marshall McBride. Angela McCann. Anthony McCart. Anne McGinnis. Denise McCaw. Debra McGuire. Jonnie McCormick. McKittrick. Brenda Thomas Juniors 101 juniors search for McNair. Michael Madison. Lauretha Manley, Lome Manuel. Donna Markland. Jitana Jo Marquis. Timothy Martin. Jennifer Martin. Joan Martin. Judy Martin. Robert Martin. Steve Maynard. Wendy Memke. Ellen Mejia. Adalberto Mendoza. Jeffrey Metcalf. Melanie Meyers. Brian Meyers. Steven Meyers. Timothy Mickeal. Gloria Miers. Douglas Milam. Franco Miles. Kirk Miles. Michael Millbrook. Marvin Miller. Carlos Miller. Clifford Miller. Deborah Lea Miller. Milton Miller, Stacy Miller. Warren Millwood. Daphne Mitchell. Renee Moller. Michael Morehead. Debra Moritz. Stacey Morrison. Diane Morrison. Larry Morrow. Darryl Motz. Elizabeth Lunch provides a chance for a group of juniors to catch up on ' what ' s happening.” 102 Juniors .. . something new Myers. Brenda Nabors. D Needham. Joseph Needham. Lora Neely. C. Nefzger. Gregory Nelson. Barbara Nelson. Thomas Nesseler. Mindy Newberry. David Newcomb. Catherine Newell. 0 C Minners. Marilyn Nyquist. Jodi Oldham. Tammy O ' Meara. Paul Osmundson. Kurt Ostrom. Jeffrey Overton, Damion Overton. Kathy Overton. L. Owens. Rex Owens. Richard Pappas. Matthew Pappas. Nicholas Park, Craig Parker. Cynthia Parker, Kevin Parrick. Tina Patrick. Harold Patterson. Karen Payne. Kathy Pearson, Jeffrey Peck. Joseph Pena. Gary Peppmeyer. Peters. Anita Peters. Diane Peters. Joey Peters. Lisa Peterson. Jody Peterson. Walter Petrilli. Janis Phares. John Dan Rockwell waits expectantly for some unknown result. 104 Juniors juniors put on a happy face 1 Rickey. Julie Risden. James Roach. Lon Robb. Jeffrey Roberson. Amy Rock. Delons Rockwell, Daniel Romeo. Elizabeth Rosa Gastaldo. Bradley Rosenbaum. James Rosenthal. Melvin Rossow. Kathryn Rummels. Kelvin Ryan. Tracy Saiais. Perry Salais. Terry Schaab. Michael Schaefer. Penny Schafer, Thomas Schaffers. D Schlenker. Charles Schluter. Debra Schmacht. Timothy Schoeck. Jodi Schroeder. Julie Schuler. Charlotte Schwartzkopf. Lucie Schweska. Thomas Scott. Michael Scott. Ricky Scott. Sharon Searcy. Teresa Juniors 105 r Simpson. Kathleen Sisco. Patricia Smead. Brian Smead, Timothy Smith. Curtis Smith. Jams Smith. Kelly Smith. Ralph Smith. Richard Smith. Rose Smith. Sarah Smith. Steven Smith. Terry Snowden. Anne Soady. Diane Solis. Teresa Spaulding. Harry Spear. James Speed. Allen Spelios. Nick Spore. David Spragg, Gregg Grootheart. Cindy Steele. David Sterling. Rose Stevens. Patricia Stromer. Carolyn Suarez. Mary Ann Summers. Karen Swale. Robert Swanson. Debra Swenson. Lynn Synan. Deborah Tadlock. Jann Talley. Steven Tate. Cornelia Taylor. Thomas Taylor. Timothy Thoms. Thomas Tingle. William Tobias. Anthony Treadwell. Susan Troll. Karen Tucker. Barry Tucker. Julie Tucker. Lori Tucker. Marilyn Tunberg. Christopher Turner. Shannon Underwood. Deborah Vancy. P Vandevoorde, Lynn Vaughn. Doris Verhelst. Cyrille Vesey. Janet Vesey. Queeme m 106 Juniors always time for study Vmar. Elizabeth Vmar. Jeffrey Voss. Cathy Waller. Craig Walters. Tamra Wedertz. Mary Weeks. Nancy Wehkmg. Dianne Weikert. Franklin Wells. Thomas Welsh. Thomas West. Patty Westerfield. Jeffrey Wheeler. Kris Whitcomb. Cheryl White. David Widener. Robert Wiederin. Kristin Wiener. Christine Wiggins. Kristine Wildermuth. Mark Wilkins. Christine Williams. Cynthia Williams. Dena Williams. Mable Williams. Jeffrey Williams. Terril Williamson. Carrie Williamson. Daphne Wilson. Kathleen Wilson. Kenneth Wilson. Kristine Bruce Amidon diligently prepares his artwork. r Ginger Germanis and Lori Tucker carefully measure a chemical solution. Chris Hathaway and Terrina Castle show their school spirit not only in the class, but “in the trunk” of a parade vehicle!! ... and always time for play! Is that really you Carrie Williamson? Juniors 109 Beth Carlson feels a little “caged in”, as all of us feel at one time or another Mike Johnson takes a leisurely stroll down the Great River Plaza Ken Baltimore will do anything to get out of class just a little earlier. 110 Juniors In memory of Leesa Marksbury 1962-1978 OTHER PARTICIPATING Griffin. Robert JUNIORS Griffiths. Elizabeth Hare. Nellie Anderson. Chad Henderson. Aubrey Baker. Lavern Henderson. Ava Bender. Tod Herman. Margie Booker. James Huffstedter. Marlin Bryant. Mary Jefferson. Lorri Bulens, James Jeffrey. Mary Bundy. Marvin Johnson. Fred Bush. Timothy Jones. Erma Charles. Jay Jones. Victor Chisholm. Res Kent. Kriss Clark. James Klinkenberg. Kerry Cole, Lori Kraklow. Gary Damewood. Mark Long, Daniel Dickerson. Carolyn McCoy. Dolley Dill. Towanda McDaniel, Jerri Dillingham. Lee McElrath, Phillip Dixon. Tanya McFall. Lauri Donaldson. Kimberly Mclntire. Lucinda Donelson. Harvey Martin, Donald Douglas. Terry Mates, Ricky Engh. Randy Means, Bryan Entlci, Michelle Money. Renee Exell. Letha Morrow. Barbara Farmer. Kevun Moskaloff, Kenneth Feith. Jeffrey Murphy. Dennis Fries. Lori Murphy. Kelly George. Phillip Nelson, Gary Gill. Leslie Nesbitt. Shirley Graves. Laura Northcutt. Lucinda Green. Derek Pannell. David Pass. Frankie Jo Peck. Timothy Petersen. Walter Sexton. Scott Shaffer. George Shaffer. Scott Sigmon. Lori Smiley. Robert Smith. Robert Spaulding. Joseph Strickland. Dennis Studer, Julie Taylor. Brenda Taylor. Lynete Teague. Gregory Tucker. Lindell Ulman. Keith Vance. William Vincent. Jody Voorhis, Jacqueline Watkins. Bonnie Weese. Michael Welsh. Curtis White. Delano White. Velma Williams. Raylene Woodrum. Kimberly Wright. Timolm Yancy. Pamela Zepeda. Sandra Sophomore cheerleaders Lori Strom and Sue Nessler cheer the Rocks on in the homecoming pa¬ rade. Acker land. Dean Adamson. Lori Aden. Barbara Aguon. Caridad Allison. Jane Allison. Lon Allison. Scott Andersen. Joette Anderson. Cherie Anderson. David Anderson. Richard Anderson. Timothy Appelquist. Julie Appeiquist. Mario Archie. Billy Armstrong. Averill. Curtis Balliu. Stephanie Banks. William Barber, Anthony Barnes. Charles Bates. Roman Beasley. Terri BeDuhn. Jason Virginia Baker. Leon Baltimore. Tina Bannas. Richard Barker, Durenda Barnett. Arnold Batterson. Joyce Becker, David Benesh. Jeffrey Attwood. Dale Ausdal. Robert Ballard. DJuana Banks. Brenda Barbee. Andrew Barker. Marty Barr. Jeffrey Baugh. Christine Beckmann. Marcia Benham. Richard 114 Sophomores Sue Schweska, Amy Tyrell. and Theresa Brandmeyer work endlessly on their homework. Bernauer. Jeffrey Bester. Carla Bibee. Amy Bier man. Timothy Birrell. John Black, Carl Bland. Jonathan Bloom. Patrice Boeye. Kimberly Bolden. Mary Booker, Jeffrey Boo an, Terry Bower. Frank Bowker. Vicki Boyer. Karen Bragg. Retina Braid. Bridget Brandmeyer. Theresa Braner. Lisa Bristol. Cathy Brooks. Mary Brooks. Sherry Brooks. William Brower. Thomas Brown. Beverly Brown. Kristine Brown. Terrence Bro ovich. Jeffrey Brugman. Jeffrey Bryant. Nancy Buchanan. Tracy Bunch. Lisa Sophomores 115 Burkert. Kelly Burmeister. Ronald Burton. Vickie Bush. Diana Byrd. Angelia Cady. Harland Caldwell. Daphme Carlson. Deanna Carmichael. Todd Carothers. Bonnie Carpenter. Rhonda Carr. Tammy Carroll. Vernon Car sell. Jon Caruso. Bianca Cather. David Chambers. Melissa Childers. Deena Christensen. Linette Christensen. Terry Christie. Sheri Clark. John Claude. Luella Clay. Shirley Clay. Wayland Clemann. Brian Clemons. Denise Clevenger. Mona Sophomore float takes second place in the homecoming parade. Cohen, Gregory Cole. Carla Cote. Jerome Cole, Michael Contcella. Collins. Gordon Robert Congdon. Lisa Conklin. Raymond Cook. Laura 116 Sophomores Coons. Vicki Cotton. Theodore Crooks. Pamela Crow. Scot Crowe. Kimberly Culp. Norma Cunningham. Cynthia Cutler. Martin Dahlin, Re ann Dailey. Patrick Dailmg. Christine Darby. Michael Dasso. Laurie Dasso. Mark Davidson. Tamara Davis. Cindy Davis. Debra Davis. Kent Dawkins. Krista Day. Chen Dean. Michael DeBuysere. Christine DeCoster. Laura Derry. Tina DeSchepper. Lon DeWitte. Christine Dickerson. Alphonso Diltey. David Dixon. Joyce Dohrer. Gary Donelson. Robert Donnelly. Timothy Dorward. Jenny Downing. Timothy Draayer. Dale Druhl. Julie Dryoel. Dianna Dunigan. Myra Durey. Laura Dutler Bonnie Eckhardt. Julie Edell. Deborah Edwards. Harold English. Allen Erickson. Mark Estell. James Faigen. Leon Fleming. Kristyl Ford. Kevin Eckles. Mark Edmondson. Elliott. Randy Enstrom. David Erickson. William Euell. Cora Farrar. Valene Ford. Debbie Fordham. Bart Judy Sophomores 117 Foulks. Kevin Francis. Eugene Fout. Joseph Frank. Roger Fox. Linda Franks. JoAnn French. Damita Fussel. Thomas Frink. James Garland. Del Ray Fuller. James Garrard. Terry Garza. Arturo Gehn. Christina Gasa. George Genz. Robert Gaylord. Cindy Gibeau. Bruce Gilliam, Jean Goold. Kelly Golden. Gregory Graham. Donna Gonzales. Fredrick Graves. Curtis Grawe. Robert Green, Karen Green. Kristine Greene. Viki Greenman. Jamne Greenman. Raymond Gremmels. Dennis Griffin. Kimberly Gulick. Robert Hall. Michael Hall. Shannon Hamilton. Susan Hamilton. William Hamlin. Robin Hanson, James Hanson. Rhonda Harding. Darroll Harmon. Keith Harmon, letha Harrington. Tamra Harris. Anthony Harris. Cynthia Harris. Michelle Harrison. Scott Hartfield. Ronnie Hayden. Jacqueline Hayden. Jeffrey Hayes. Lori 118 Sophomores Hey, Shelly Meyers and Linda Hughes- whatch ' ya lookin ' at? Hesser. Scott Hexamer. Katrina Hickman. Bonita Hicks. Darryl Hiebert. Cindy Hillsamer. Robert Hillyer. John Hinds. Joseph Hocker. Brian Hocker. Robin Homg. Theresa Holland. Gwenther Holland. Kim Holtz. Barbara Hornback. Phyllis Horton. Jay Hostetter. Christopher Hovey. Kris Howell. Sharon Howie. Todd Hozak. Alesia Hudson. Nathaniel Hughes. Linda Huisman. Patricia Hunt. Kevin Hurry. Karen Hurt. David Hynd. Julie Israel. Jeremiah Jacks. Colleen Jackson. Brenda Jackson. Raymond Jacobs. Jane Janecke. Cindy Sophomores 119 Jansen. James Jarrett, Edward Jenkins. James Jennings. Dawn Jett. Richard Johnson. David Johnson. Julie Johnson. Laurie Johnson. Lawrence Johnson. LeRoy Johnson. Linda Johnson. Michelle Jones. David Jones. Kenneth Jung. Eun Joo Kailenback. Patrick Kammerer. Connie Kehl. Geralynn Kelley. Lisa Kelley. Tracey Kelly. Wendy Kerres. Steven Kester. Ann Kilgard. Holly Kimbel. Julie Kimmms. Andre King. Julio Kinnan. Robert Kirby. Vicki Kirzeder. Christine Kittleson. Paul Klatt. John Klmgbiel. Michael Knodel. Robin Kolinchinsky. Wendy Kolls. Todd Kosowski. Laurie Kotecki, Kevin Krakovec. Laura Kuennmg. Paul 120 Sophomores Lee. Angie Lemkau. Marcia Lenz. Thomas Levin. Sheryl Lewison. Terry Liebus. Gaylene Linn. Shelley L. ' -tle. Marshall Lomas. Rory Long. Anthony Long. Daniel Long. Lori Looney. Fonda Louis. Eddie Love. Denise Love. Robert Luckey. Deborah Luckey. Tern Luna. Adolfo Lundquist. Randy Luttrell. Daniel Lynch. Anita McCann. Jeffrey McClary. Marta Who is sophomore Tony Long dis¬ guised as? Sophomores 121 sophomores search for tomorrow McKinley. Steven McKinney. Janet McKinney. Tammy McKmght. Ginger McKnight. Timothy McLaughlin. Ian McNamara. Gregory McQueen. Larry McQueen. Mark Magadan. Arturo Mahanes. Rebecca Maki. Dem e Malm. Oouglas Maltby. Lora Manary. Oouglas Mandel. Marvin Steve Kerres says, “Where were we?” Mason. Crystal Metcalf. Chiryl Mattson. Russell Meyers. Randy Maynard. Kristine Meadows. Michele Meyers. Shelley Miers. Sherry Milofchik. Lisa Miles. Robin Millen. Kevin Miller. Antoinette Miller, Deborah Mmarsich. Jon Miller. Kristina Minick. Brent Miller. Lori Mirr. Diane Miller, Rich Mitchell. Rick 122 Sophomores Moore. Jerry Moore. Patricia Moran. Laurie Morgan. Brenda Morgan. Jeffrey Morrison, Michael Morrow. Vavern Moser. Leonard Mott, Susan Muhlenberg. Michael Munday. Sue Ann Munson. Faith Murga. Victor Murphy. Edina Murphy. Sharon Myers. Crystal Myers. Jeffrey Navota. Gretchen Needham. Kathy Neely. Robert Nelson. Todd Nesbit. Nathan Nessler. Sue Nettles. Jimmy Neumann. Lon Newell. Naomi Newham. Cheryl Niemann. Theodore Nightingale. Leann Noakes. Howard Nunn. Damitra Nunn. Eric Oldham. Tracy Olson. Tami Ontiveros. Gregg Orr. Kevin Orttf. Crystal Palmer. David Parker. David Parrish. Jeffrey Parvm. Robert Pauwels. Mary Pauwels. Tammy Payton. Jeffrey Pearson. Connie Pearson. Richard Pena. Diane Penrose. Joseph Peppmeyer Tammie Perkins. Bruce Peters. Joseph Peterson Jennifer Sophomores 123 Ill A group of sophomores enjoy their surround¬ ings at lunch time. Peterson. Lynn Peterson. Marty Peve. Michael Philpott. Vanessa Pickens. Kristina Pippert. Karl Pohlman. Grant Posateri. August Powless. Peter Pratt. Melissa Predmore. Richard Price. Kathy Pulliam, lachelle Quill. Martha Quintana. Rosanne Race. Mark Rakus. Jeffrey Ramos. Maricela Ramsey. Jon Ramsey. Mary Beth Randle. Willie Rankin. Bryan Reed. Lyle Reilly. Paul Resler, Mark Reveal. Robbie Reyes. Henry Reynolds, Diane Rhoden. Linda Rhoden. Paul Ribbeck. Karen Rice. Troy Roberts. Jeffrey Roberts. Tanya Robertson. John Robertson. Scott Robinson. Deanna Robinson. Evelyn Robinson. Susan Rodrigue?. Angela Roehrs. Elizabeth Rogers. Sarah Rosa-Gastaldo. Thomas Rosebeck. Lawrence Rosenbaum. Brenda 124 Sophomores sophomores enjoy life at the rock Rosenthal. Lynette Ross. John Ross. Terry Rossow. John Rowe. Carol Rudd. Gina Rushing. Kimberly Russell. Lanetta Ryerson. Cindy Saelens. Mary Saiak. Kathryn Salats. Sherry Sanders. Larry Sanders. Monica Sanders. Tina Saver son. Deborah Scharer. Scott Schauer. Susan Scherrer. Christine Schmckel. Marcia Schipper. Sean Schisier. Avis Schlenker. Lisa Schmacht. Melissa Schult e. Thomas Schweska. Susan Scott. Roxianne Sebben. Pamela Selman. Jacqueline Senatra. Kevin Sexton. Michael Shatter. Linda Shatter. Steven Sharp. Kurt Sheley. Shannon Shellhouse. David Sheradon. Cynthia Siegert. Lon Simmer. Rodney Simmons. Melanie Simpson. Richard Slach. Paula Smiley. Timothy Smith. Barry Sophomore Lori Siegert says. “Hey. you guys, look at me!” Sophomores floating through sophomore year Smith. Brentt Smith, Kenneth Smith. Susan Somers. Phyllis Spector. David Staley. Douglas Stevens. Robert Suggs. William Swenson. Smith. Candy Smith. Linda Smith. William Sparks. Lynne Springfield. Paul Steele. Joseph Stevenson. Swanson. Christine Smith. David Smith. Mark Sohl. Paul Spaulding. Stablem. Scott Steele. Wayne Tammy Christopher Taylor. Kimberly Smith. John Smith. Morgan Soltow. Teresa Daniel Spaulding. Staes. Michael Stembaugh. Anthony Strayer. Sheryl Strom. Lori Swanson. Rusty Swartz. Duane Taylor. Rodney Teeter. Steven Michael 126 Sophomores Thompson. Julie Timm. Mathew Tobin. Linda Tollenaer. Sally Torrence. Brian Trice. Ricky Tripilas. Stanley Tucker. Lind Tucker. Lori Turner. Andre Tyrrell. Amy Underwood. David Valberg. Laurie VanBlaracom. Jerry VanHyfte. Cheryl Verhille. Catherine Vesey. Denise Vesey. Nanette Viviam. Jay Vivtam. Jerald Voorhis. Julie Wagner Joseph Walker. Adam Walker. Alma Walker. Darla Walker. Perry Walker. Wendy Walters. Kathy Waters. Creta Watkins. John Weathersby. Dorothy Weeks. Pam Weigand. Wells. Denise Westerfield. Whitcomb. Brian White. Linda Wilkins. Kim Williams. Steven Wilson. Carrie Wtnkleman. Thomas Wells. Lori James Whitcomb. White. Sue Williams. Williams. Teresa Lynn David Weingartz. Susan Weintraut. Dawn West. Tracey Westerfield, Jeffrey Westerfield. Michael Shelley White. Erma Wiedenn. David Raymond Williams. Robyn Williamson. Cathy Wilson, Carrie Marie Wilson. Dennis Wise. Michael Wisenburg. Alta Sophomore girls show their spirit at the Pebbles’, football game. Wittig. Susan Wood man see, James Woods. Aaron Woods. Kenneth Wortham, Blake Wright. Kennan Wright. Lisa Wright. Sharon Other Participating Sophomores Barnes. Glory Martin. Steven Black. Priscilla Mayfield, Joseph Brooks. Andretta Means. Walter Brooks. Stefan Measels. Russell Campbell. William Mejia. Anthony Clark, Howard Mendoza. Donne Doeckel. Steven Miller. Hilton Downey. Danna Miller. Charlie Ervjn. Kathy Muskeyvalley. Rodesha Fofranti. Anthony Nabors. Darcia Freeman. Grant Ramirez. Christopher Gibbs. Mark Reed. Louise Gordon. Jeffrey Reynolds. Rick Gray. Shirley Skowarn. Michael Guy. Kenneth Tally. Judith Hare. Linda Taylor. Fred Harvey. Bradley Thomas. Steven Haynes. Martin Tumlm. Daniel Hills, Vincent Turner. Linda Hollon. Kelly Wakeland. Robyn Hurry. Christine Walker. Eric Jinks. Kristine Waller. Tony Johnston, Jeamne Weese. Anthony Karzink. Kindon Welch. Kenny Kunzle. James White. Laurie Lee. Michael Wilhelm. Jane Lewis. Flemming Logsdon. Gregory Lungren. Pamela A lonely sophomore awaits the bell for another day to begin. 128 Sophomores sophomores spark a little spirit! Wonder what these sophomore boys have on their mind. You can see these sophomore girls are not camera shy! Sophomores 129 a philosophy of education The Rock Island School sys¬ tem, supported by the dedi¬ cated people on these two pages, follows a basic philos¬ ophy of education. This phi- losphy states that schools exist to benefit a community by edu¬ cating its youth. A student must accept the responsibility for setting his own goals and directing his efforts toward these goals. A school system must provide instruction so a student will aquire skills and learning to help him find a con¬ tributing place in society. Spe¬ cifically, a student graduating from RIHS should be able to communicate through speak¬ ing and through writing, be able to understand our political pro¬ cess, be able to understand and utilize principles of the chemical, physical and biologi¬ cal sciences and be able to ei¬ ther earn a living or go on to further education. To meet these goals, our school must involve citizens and staff in de¬ cisions concerning the school system and must give the staff authority to produce an effec¬ tive program, but also hold them responsible for meeting these objectives. Seymour Golden, former School Board President. Anita Murrens, School Board Member Jane Grahlmann, School Board Member, elected president in December. Dr. James A. Hopson, Superintendent of District 41 Darrell Biggs. Assistant Superintendent - Instruc¬ tion and Personnel. Lyle Forward. Assistant Superintendent Busi¬ ness. Roger J. Kessler, School Board Member. Harry Pells, School Board Member. Steve Clark, School Board Member. Timothy Knanishu. School Board Member. 132 Academics John T. Murphy, Principal. Ellis Shaffer. Assistant Principal. Allan Gorgal, Assistant Dean. Charles Paradiso, Assis¬ tant Principal. C.R. Bradford, Assistant Dean. Academics 133 Headed by Clarence McCombs, the staff of eighteen custodians work round-the-clock to keep the high school building operating smoothly. Aside from the regular tasks: cleaning windows, waxing floors, emptying waste¬ baskets, the custodians provide indispensable ser¬ vice to both students and teachers. If a locker sticks, a pipe breaks, or a window jams, a custodian will quickly get things back to normal. Our cafeteria headed by Dottie Brutsche, serves 1,500 students a day. Cafeteria employees offer meals to satisfy any appe¬ tite. A well-balanced hot lunch includes both milk and a dessert, often fresh baked in Rocky’s kitch¬ ens. Sandwich lines serve “fast-food” items: hot dogs, french fries, and chocolate shakes, at a reasonable price. For des¬ sert, the milk bar supplies ice cream bars and hos¬ tess treats. Dieters can choose a chef’s salad, fresh fruit, flavored yo¬ gurt and skimmed milk. Even with open lunch, most students stay at school because the cafe¬ teria has what they want to eat. 134 Academics good housekeeping The high schools custodians are Row 1: Ron Schmook, John Webster, Phil Caudill, Row 2: Forrest Workman. Howard Carbes, Ed Nagel, Marcella McCormick, Row 3:Lamont Ringgenberg and Corky McCombs. Our skilled cafeteria employees are: Row 1: Susan Mack. Judy Wilcox, Larraine Carsell, Eileen Minteer. Loretta Nimrick, Arlie Hannon, Doris Ortman. Dottie Brusche (manager); Row 2: Ruby Flowers. Marti Johnson. Phyllis Taylor, Ester Egger, Lamona Heggen, lone DePron. Hazel Jones, Margaret Dunlap, Roselle Jackson. Betty Wilder- muth, Donna DeFauw. security keeps rocky in line The Security and Attendance offices have really tightened their grip this year. Where in the past penalties were usually lenient, this year detentions and In School Suspension (I.S.S.) are taken quite seriously. Security officers, complete with walkie-talkies, patrol the rooms and the halls with an eagle’s eye. Where students once had seven unexcused absences, now they have none, and all absences must be ac¬ counted for by a signed note and a phone call. The discipline at RIHS, al¬ though stricter, is much fairer, and stu¬ dents agree the school runs much smoother. Kay Ackerson and C.R Bradford take a note from a student. Academics 135 and gladly would he learn Our high school is a wild-and-crazy” place. At times, with the hustle and bustle of a part-time job, the school dances, a love life, basketball games and school clubs it seems that we lose touch with the purpose of high school. Somewhere, sandwiched between pushing and flirting and talking and gossiping, we find those fifty-five minutes that make up the very essence of what-we-are-here-for. We are here to watch, to listen and to follow our teachers-all of them have something valuable to offer. They possess not only some form of education, not only that wisdom born of experience but also a desire to teach - if they did not posses these qualities, they would not be here. Because they are people with distinct personalities, not only do their fields of knowledge vary - so do their methods and their effectiveness. We often have trouble seeing how our teachers are working for our benefit, but they are. We should be happy to have these teachers, who have gone through much of the same as we are going through now, trying to help us accept their gift of learning. To entertain his students. Mr. Milton performs an Using the “two heads is better than one theory. Mr Armstrong and off-the-cuff reading from Shakespeare his son. Dean, tackle a tricky Chemistry experiment. 136 Academics n Miss Sholl discusses the role of the rodent in French society. Academics 137 meet mr. murphy Mr. John T. Murphy comes to RIHS after three years as Assistant Principal of Sycamore High School, Sycamore, Illinois. Mr. Murphy understands what it is to be both a teacher and a student. From 1968 to 1970 Mr. Murphy taught social studies at Dubuque Senior High School, Dubuque. Iowa and he currently is completing the requirements for his Ph.D. in Educational Administration from the University of Iowa, Iowa City. As his first year as principal ends, Mr. Murphy deserves praise for a job well done. The new discipline policy, because it has been consistent, practical and strict, keeps the school’s operations running much smoother. Mr. Murphy, through¬ out the year, has been highly visible; patroling the parking lots, eating in the cafeteria, attending school functions. We are lucky to have him at RIHS. Ludwig Albrecht. Ind. Arts-Voc machine. Lawrence Anderson, Business Ed Leslie Anderson. Math. Virginia Anderson. English. Charles Armstrong. Chem. Adv. Chemistry, Phy. Sci. William Armstrong, History. Aloysius Bak. Ind. Arts-Voc. Electronics Bonnie Ballard, O.O. Coordinator 138 Academics excitement in english Gifted students face boredom that leads to frustration when they find them¬ selves in academically mixed classes. For their own sake, as well as for society’s sake, these students need special stimulus forcing them to fulfill their potential. RIHS provides an excellent three-year program, taught sophomore year by Ruth Jones (bottom right), junior year by Ruth Brauch (top right), and senior year by Marie Gillette (below). Students completing the program, as well as their col¬ leges, firmly attest to the value in English through this Advanced Placement program. Ronald Ballard. Biology Arthur Banfield. Voc.. Auto Body John Bevill. C.W.T. Coordinator Rose Ann Bjorkman. Junior. Senior Chefs. Food Service Coordin¬ ator. David Bloom. Special Ed. - P.H. Duane Bonsall. Physical Ed. Marijane Bowman. German Ruth Brauch. English Academics 139 art for art ' s sake. victor cousin (1792 — 1867) Mr. Klatt and Mr. White help gifted students Bruce Amidon and Sheryl Brolander with their projects. Rocky ' s art department selects ten or twelve students each year to participate in a gifted art program. To be selected, students must take special tests and receive teacher recommen¬ dations. Those chosen participate in off-cam- pus instruction with architects, designers and artists, students, in order to continue in this gifted program, must respond in a sensitive and rigorous manner reflected by high-quality productions. Linda Campbell, English. Jack Carroll. Physical Ed. Dean Christensen, Reading Center. Ben Clark, Athletic Bus Mgr., Bus. Ed. Ralph Clark, Biology. Eleanor Conrad, English, WATCHTOWER Nellie Davie, Math. Phillip Dennis, History, Economics. 140 Academics singing at the rock Rocky’s Chorus students “Give it all they’ve got.’ Denise Leigh sings out for Rocky’s chorus. Rocky’s chorus classes are once again singing in full voice under the skillful direction of Mr. Maurus. As this veteran of RIHS, returning after twenty- one years, put it. “When you’re singing, you’re not mad at anyone.” Mr. Maurus hopes to involve incoming sophomores in this ‘‘singing, swinging school” by having high school ensembles per¬ form at the junior high level. Don DeTaeye. Driver Ed. Don DeVinney. D.E. Coordinator. Theodore Dickerson. Amer History. Katherine Ehlers. English. Rogene Faigen. Speech Therapist. Frank Fessler. English. Psychology. Billie Sue Fields. English. Fred Friedrichsen. Physical Ed Academics 141 that little bit extra The Learning Disabilities Resource Program offers extra help to stu¬ dents who generally do a good job, but who need help in some area. The Resource teacher, Ellen Sackfield (at left), offers instruction for the student, consults with the class¬ room teacher and if necessary, re¬ fers a student to one of the buildings specialists. Mrs. Sackfield follows a simple philosophy - “If a child can’t learn the way we teach, then we must teach the way he can learn.” David Bloom (at right, above and below) implements the physically handicapped program on a class¬ room basis. To fulfill the thera- peudic and educational needs of the orthopedically disabled stu¬ dent, this program provides adap¬ tive devices and special appli¬ ances as well as personal consul¬ tations and academic programs. Walter Gerber, Ind. Arts-Voc. Welding Marie Gillette. English. Ruth Hart. Nurse Dennis Hawkmson, Ind. Arts-Voc. Graphic Arts. Hollis Hegg. Gov ' t. Deloris Henry. Special Ed. Michael Herrera. Spanish. David Holcomb. Band. Orchestra. 142 Academics Rocky students with speech disabilities- whether in speech fluency, voice clarity or language usage- receive help in the Speech therapy cen¬ ter. Usually re¬ ferred to the center by a parent or teach¬ er, a student in the program receives help from Rogene Faigen on a person¬ al, one-to-one basis. The Reading Center strengthens the reading skills of students. Specialized machines and reading materials aid students, who attend the center voluntarily, with individually devised programs to achieve their goals. RIHS and area busi¬ nessmen work to¬ gether helping stu¬ dents who need scholastic assis¬ tance with the CWT program. The school teachers necessary skills and the busi¬ nessmen give stu¬ dents opportunities to work. At left, Mrs. Rogers explains skills needed for var¬ ious occupations. Leonard Holmgren. Driver Ed. Jerry Janecke. Gov’t. Ken Johnson. Business Ed. Marjorie Johnson. English. Vivian Johnson. Home Ec. James Johnstone. Physical Ed. Marjorie Jones. Counselor. Ruth Jones. English Academics 143 staying in focus The Audio-Visual Department and New Model Me offices both keep Rocky in focus. A.V. keeps our movie projectors, slide machines, and record players in top working condition New Model Me helps young people under¬ stand human nature, focusing on causes of consequences of behavior. Below is the New Model Me staff George Varchola and Debbie Enlow. Richard Klatt. Art. Marilyn Kuhn. Home Ec. Marcia Lange. Physical Ed Samuel McCann. Math. Florence McLaughlin. H O. Coordinator George McMaster. Phy. Sci.. Physics. Adv Physics. Eugene Malcolm. Business Ed Robert Maurus. Vocal Music 144 Academics taking notes at rocky Rocky’s hard working secretaries take a moment out to smile for the camera. They are clockwise from left. Virginia Clomnger. Annette Iglehart, Marilyn Thompson. Betty Forbes. Marilyn Henson and Shir¬ ley Becker. The Library secretaries are Edna Burkert and Rita Carbone. Donald Mickelson. History. Sociology. Arthur Milton. English. Robert Motz. Biology. Env. Biology. Russel Nelson. Voc. Auto Mechanics. Lawrence Neuerburg. Business Ed. Cheri Nicola. Physical Ed. Janet Norris. Home Ec. Charles Oestrich. English. Academics 145 a gallery of faces Surrounded by attentive students. Mr. An¬ derson takes a moment to check atten¬ dance. Miss Stoit’s radiant smile lights up her whole face. After hard work at UTHS’s in-service day. Rocky ' s “Good-ole-boys” enjoy a cup of coffee. Gary Ostrom. Biology. Aero-Space i. Nicholas Peschang. English. CRIMSON CRIER. Marjorie Pierce. Counselor. Daniel Purtscher. Reading Center. Keith Quirk. S.W.E.P. Coordinator Donald Reed. Economics. Donald Resler, C.W.T. Coordinator. Robert Riley. Physical Ed. 146 Academics Miss Trackwell diligently sits noon guard over the cafeteria. Although usually a performer her¬ self, Mrs. Rowland sits enthralled by a RIHS pep assembly. Mrs. Campbell uses a quiet moment to ponder life’s tougher questions. Frank Robinson, Biology, Env. Biology. Ruth Rogers. CWT II - Coordinator Shirley Rowland. English. Frank Ryner. Math. Ellen Sackfield, Special Ed. Doreen Sartor, Physical Ed. Paula Schuck, Art. Chester Schultz, Driver Ed. Academics 147 Quotes 64 Enlightenment comes not from teaching, but from the eye awak¬ ened inwardly”- Yasumari Kawa- bata. Phillip Dennis. 66 Man is the only one that knows nothing, that can learn nothing without being taught.” -Piney the Elder. Nicholas Peschang. 64 Of all the things you wear, your ex¬ pression is the most important.” Gary Ostrom. 66 Apply thine heart into instruction and thine ears to the words of knowledge.” Proverbs 23:12. Fred Friedrichsen. 66 Ah, but a man’s reach should ex¬ ceed his grasp or what’s a heaven for?” -Robert Browning. John R. Stone. Richard Sellers. Ind. Arts-Voc. Woods. Laraine Shellenberger, Health Ed. Joyce Sholl, French. Richard Sias, Amer. History. Florence Simmon, Librarian. Ronald Stevens, Counselor. Sandra Stoit, Counselor. John Stone. Biology. 148 Academics 66 Be a participant, not just a specta¬ tor.” Frank Robinson. 64 Courage is the ability to hang on one minute longer.” Ruth Brauch. 64 RIHS is a place to learn, to grow and to develop as a person.” Deloris Henry. 64 Rocky is old yearbook memories, friends, learning, hope and faith in the future.” Linda Campbell. Clara Tsagaris. Spanish Pauline Van Eaton, Media Specialist. Laura Welch. Special Ed. Joan Werthman, Math. Pat West, English. Charles White, Art. David Wood, Math. Frank Youngquist, Driver Ed. Academics 149 journalists honored nationally Mrs Pierce is Faculty organizer for The National Honor Society. The officers for the Senior National Honor Society are Sheryl Brolander se¬ cretary treasurer, Leo Weinstein, president; and Nancy Albrecht. Vice President. The Quill and Scroll members are ROW 1: Mari Van de Voorde, Sue Edwards. Debbie Montgomery, and Penny Liz- das. ROW 2; Sam Moskowitz. Mary Beth Rice. Michelle Sebben. and Dave Sebben. Quill and Scroll is a national or¬ ganization of high school jour¬ nalists. Membership in The Quill and Scroll is based on journalistic excellence in high school. To become a member a student must work on both the school newspaper and year¬ book. be on either staff for two years, or be an editor or busi¬ ness manager of one or the other. 154 Honors N.H.S. inducts seventy seniors The National Honor Society Seniors include ROW 1: Penny Foy. Nancy Galley. Julie Engel. Valerie Sulser. Sue Edwards. Sheryl Brolander. Leo Weinstein. Andy Bruck, Karen Eggleson. Andy Spector. Jeff Dismer. ROW 2: Sue Newland. Cindy Taube. Mari Van De Voorde. Karen Caras. Jenny Miller. Mindy Lefstein, Carol Charleston. Sarah Vogt. Doug Franz. Dave Schierlmg. ROW 3: Craig Swanson. Kent Eliason. Mike Dupont. Tom Wheelan, Pam Mirr. Marla Press. Xochi Herrera. Laurie Attwood. Kathy Layer. Julie Sampson. Lucia Kovacs, Debby Miers, Beth Bahnks. Denise Aden. Norine Adams. Sue Voss. Richard Brown. ROW 4: Rick Moser. Susan Fritts. Ginny Lawhorn. Roxanne Pilcher, Angela Kutsunis. Kris Melaas, Lori Chambers. Sheryl Suman. Penny Lizdas. Dean Murphy. Jeff Oestreich, Brian Nelson. Those not Pictured are Nancy Albrecht. Lindsey Meagher. Craig Abolt, Melinda Riffel. Lori Donnelly. Mathew Johnson. Randall Gunter. Linda Cullison. Lynn Levin. Cathy Bengston. Joel Schultz. Monica Albrecht. Deborah McCorkle. Barrett Ferrn. John Kincaid, Todd Miller. Jody Miller. Julie Forest. Victoria Hodges. Jane Shrader. The Junior Marshalls for graduation 78 were ROW 1 Marla Press. Kathy Layer. Karen Caras. ROW 2 Tom Wheelan. Leo Weinstein. Doug Franz. Sheryl Bro¬ lander. Missing from the picture is Craig Abolt. juniors Anderson. Brian Armstrong. Dean Banks. Joan Bawmann. Bradley Beckmann. Joyce Bibee. Melinda Bierman. Jacqueline Biggs Melissa Bleuer. Michelle Bosworth. Douglas Boussemaere, Laurie Burton. Pamela Campbell. Kevin Carlson. Beth Carper. Regina Castle. Terrma Coster. James Decker. Cathy Egan. Robert Elliott. Nancy Gannon. Thomas Gold. Barry Handley. Susan Hart. Terri Hathaway. Christine Headley. James Henneman. Mark Hoben. Lisa Howell. Logan Hurlbutt. Maureen Johnson. Troy Kannenberg. David Kovitz. Robert Kuenmng. Mary Lizdas. Melissa McCart. Anne Maynard. Wendy Metcalf. Melanie Money. Renee Mot Elizabeth Nesseler. Mindy Osmund son. Kurt Ostrom. Jeffrey Pappas. Nicholas Peterson. Jody Romeo. Elizabeth Rossow. Kathryn Schafer. Thomas Schlendker. Charles Schoeck. Jode Schwartzkopf. Lucie Searcy. Teresa Shryack. Eiezabeth Smith. Terry Snowden. Anne Swenson. Lynn Thoms. Thomas Troll. Karen Wedertiz. Mary Weeks. Nancy Wiederm. Kristin Wiener Christie Wiggins. Kristine sophomores Aden. Barbara Anderson. David Armstrong. Virginia Attwood. Dale Awsdal. Robert Ballard. D ' Juana Bannas. Richard Beasley. Terri Beckmann. Marcia BeDuhn. Jason Bibee. Amy Birred. John Braner. Lisa Brown Terrence Carpentier. Rhonda Cutler. Martin Dahlm. Re onn Druhl. Julie Gilliam. Jean Graves. Curtis Hegg Lisa Howell. Sharon Hozak. Alesia Janecke. Cindy King. Julie Klatt. John Kotecki. Kevin Krakovec. Laura Kulp Michele Lannoo. Cheryl Lemkau. Marcia Levin. Sheryl Linn. Shelley McLaughlin. Ian Mirr. Diane Morgan. Brenda Morrison. Michael Munday. Sue Ann Niemann. Theodore Nightingale. Leann Pauwels Mary Pearson. Richard Ramsey. Jon Ribbeck. Karen Robertson. Scott Robinson. Deanna Robinson. Susan Scherrer Christine Schlenker. Lisa Scott. Roxianne Sheley Shannon Shellhouse. David Sieger t. Lori Sohl. Paul Spector. David Stoes Michael Strayer. Sheryl Tobin. Linda VanHyfte. Cheryl Verhille. Catherine Williams. Robyn Wilson. Carrie Lynn Yazbec. Thomas Young. Susan Honors 155 The National Merit Scholarship finalists are Leo Weinstein, Karen Eggleson. and Nancy Galley. rocks at the top The DAR (Daughters of American Revo¬ lution) Recipiant for 1979 was Sheryl Brolander. The SAR (Sons of American Revolu¬ tion) recipiant for 1979 was Michelle Sebben. Junior Rotarians for 1979 were ROW 1: Michelle Sebben, Leo Weinstein, Mike Moran, Brad Bawmann, Tom Wheelan, and Ted Schafer. ROW 2: Chris White. Steve Brugman, Tom Morgan. Mark Engstrom, Todd Miller, Jeff Wendland, and Dave Sebben. Those missing from picture are Terry Brooks. Libby Gold¬ en. Penny Lizdas. Sam Moskowitz. and Roxanne Pilcher. 156 Honors involved students ... lettermen The members of Lettermen Club are ROW 1: T. Sanders. T. Munron. R. Swanson. J. Redenbo, D. Brown. J. Nelson. R. Wright. T. Bower. D. Sebben, J. Moyers, C. Taube. T. Ranson, T. Mrogan. J. Greer. A Alvarez. D. Newberry, and R. Denny. ROW 2: S. Wittig, M. Love. K. Boeye, C. Coin. B Gustafson. L. Allison. M Bibee, N. Burkert. M Moran. L. Pittard, D Miers. A McCart. T. Hart. J. Gilliam, D. Wehking. D. Atkinson. G. Hickman. B. Gottwalt. and I. McLaughlin. ROW 3: L. Siegert, L. Siegert. K. Sundelius. M Bartlett. B. Adams, R. Gunter, T. Perkins. D. Granz. M Press. T. Miller, N Pappas, D. Gerber, D. Morrison, A. Horton. M. Meadows. D. Miir, L. Marmez. M Pauwels. K. Melaas. A. Kutsunis. K. Caras. A. Bibee. and C. Wilson. The officers of Lettermens Club are Dick Brown, President; Cindy Taube. Vice-President; and Lisa Allison. Trea¬ surer. Dick Brown, and Cindy Taube show that there are no tricks up their sleeves! (Especially when it comes to Casino Night at the Rock.) Lettermen’s Club consists of any student who has earned a major letter in any athletic event during high school. This also includes managers and trainers. The lettermen sponsor the Hospitality Room for Rock Island Alum¬ ni Lettermen, which serves free pop during basketball games. The Lettermen are just a part of the great pride of Rocky. Honors 157 158 Senate senate sparked by new sponsor Gripe sessions were something new to Rocky, thanks to Senate. They were held Monday nights for anyone, whether he be a teacher, student, or parent, to voice his complaints concerning the school and its operation. Senate was also responsible for such fund raising projects as dances, bake sales, movies, and a winter carnival. Student exchanges, almost a tradition, were held again this year. During Home¬ coming week, senate was especially busy hosting such activities as: Volkswagon races; Tug O’War battles, and a Powder Puff football game. t Sophomore senators are: Row 1 B Love; S. Robertson; M Pauwells; S. Murphy; D Mirr; A. Bibee; S. Linn. Row 2: L. Seigert; A. Yokas; E. Jung; C Wilson; T. Brandmeyer; L Braner and T. Brown. Senior • senators are: Row 1: K. Caras; K Christensen; M Love; B Steele. Row 2: D. McDaniel; B Scherrer; A. Sheesley; D. Myers; L Martinez; T. Wheelan; D. Franz. Row 3: J. Miller; C. Taube and M Moran. N This years officers are Mary Love- President; Tom Wheelan-Vice Presi¬ dent; Karen Caras-Secretary and Dan Rockwell-Parlimentarian. Hey, wait a minute, one at a time , says Mr Murphy to senate salesper¬ sons: Bill Steele; Tom Wheelan; Karen Christensen; Mary Love and Debbie Myers. Junior senators are Row 1: J. Work; J. Tadlock; E. Potter; D. Jenkins; P Ellis; A. Speed; R. Boeye. Row 2: L. Collin- son; J Wynes; D. Rockwell; J. McGuire and B. Bawmann. These senate officers included in Homecoming button sales are Row 1: C. Wilson; D. Myers; E. Jung Row 2: J. Work; K. Christensen; B Steele; D. Rockwell; B Bawmann; D Mirr and A Bibee 159 watchtower Rocky’s yearbook The Watch- tower is more than just an an¬ nual. As a staff we try to main¬ tain the high standards of past books. The main objective of the yearbook is to please all of the students, not just the few in the “limelight.” The year’s staff consisted of mainly new¬ comers, but the work, some¬ how, still got done. Many long nights went into the production of The Watchtower, but it was worth it. We do it all for you. The 1978-79 Watchtower staff members are ROW 1: Kathy Schulz, Debbie Montgomery, Sue Edwards, John Phares ROW 2: Jo Jo Concepcion, Sam Moskowitz ROW 3: Debbie Nothdorf, Anne Snowden, Brenda Melton, Debbie Reyn¬ olds, Amy Iglehart ROW 4: Tim Clemmans, Steve Brugman, Kathi Kean, Karen Eggleson, Mary Beth Rice. Roxanne Pilcher, Lynn Swenson, Dave Sebben, and Kelly Burkert. strives for perfection Anne Snowden finds out that when “it rains it pours as far as deadlines are concerned. 160 Watchtower ■ Dave Sebben wants to know, ' Will somebody help me? Please!” 161 Mrs. Conrad sheds some light on Lynn Swenson’s organizations pages. The photographers for the 1978-79 Watchtower are John Phares. Tim Clem- man, Head Photographer, Roxanne Pilcher; and Jo Jo Concepcion. A befuddled sports staff. Brenda Melton, Sam Moskowitz, and Steve Brugman, tries to unravel a sticky problem under the guidance of Dave Sebben. 162 Watchtower I rocky ' s quiz kids Looking onward Jeff Oestreich holds the box of Boggeling. Obsolete. Wild, and Logical questions Eugene Fuller. Mike Dupont, and Ted Schafer review some questions. To be. or not to be , is that the question? Some members of High School Bowl are ROW 1 Tim Clemann. Leo Weinstein. Mic Cutler. ROW 2 Jeff Rakus, Jeff Oestreich. Ted Schafer. Dean Armstrong, and Mike Klmgbiehl Ah-ha! Another successful question is answered, exclaims Mike Dupont. Ted Shafer. Karen Eggleson. Bjorn Bakken. and Eugene Fuller. Every week, many students meet to form a group called “The High School Bowl”. The bowl then com¬ petes against other high schools by two contest bowls. One which sponsored by WOC (channel six) and the other is called the Streator Bowl. The students are to be well informed about the differ¬ ent topics, and the questions pertain to general infor¬ mation and trivia. High School Bowl 163 a team with power Chess Team had a challenging year. The members won many individual and team awards. They recieved the 1978 State Championship trophy, this was a honor very much earned. Chess Team members are Row 1 L. Reed; G. Collins; L. Sanders; M Staes; Mr Milton, sponsor; D. Miles; Mr Strupp. sponsor; J. Klatt; M Cutler. Row 2 P Hornback; E. Bannas; J. Pe¬ terson; R. Bannas; J. Leiby and M Race. Row 3 T. Harrelson; K. Elliason; R. Yeater; Andy Bruck; D. Barnett; C. Schlenker and J. Oestreich. Other Chess Team members not pictured are Chris White; Al Johnson; Tammy Heim and Rob Humphry. Rich Yeater and Charles Schlenker bat¬ tle it out in a game of chess. Eugene Bannas is shown trying to de¬ cide his next move. Mr Milton and Mark Race gather around Lyle Reed and Charles Schlenker to watch an exciting game of chess. 164 Chess Team rocky student printers at work The Crimson Crier printers are ROW 1: Mick Henson, Kevin Wild. Jim Eberts. Rick Kent ROW 2: Marshall Lyon. Tim Chatman, Bo Jones. Brian Meyers. Pernell Lerch, TyRay Inman ROW 3: Barry Perm, Mike Scott, Bob Martin, Jon Keim, Kris Kent. Steve Galusha, Greg Spragg. Mr. Hawkmson and Tom Forbes. Kevin Wild is developing an aluminum plate containing two pages for the Crimson Crier. Bo Jones and Rick Kent are busy laying out copy and stripping negatives for the paper. Although not very often “in the spotlight”, the Crimson Crier printers had a very important job assigned to them. Without these young men, the paper would not be issued. Third and fourth period vocational graph¬ ic arts students practice their offset printing skills by printing the Crimson Crier bi-monthly. The equipment used is compa¬ rable to that used in the print¬ ing industry. There is a com¬ plete darkroom and facilities for plate-making and other re¬ lated jobs pertaining to the printing industry. crier holds first class rating The first semester staff included Row 1: Mindy Lefstein. Michelle Sebben, Kelly Ward. Lori Chamber. Randy Wright, and Jeff Wendland Row 2 Lib¬ by Golden. Lynn Livengood and Leanne Mosenfelder Lynn Livengood and Leanne Mosen¬ felder discuss plans for the Crimson Crier. Like the Crier printing staff, the Crimson Crier writing staff was split into two semsters so that more people had a chance to be exposed to this area of Rocky. Both staffs worked equally as hard to try to main¬ tain the first class rating given by the National Scholastic Press Association (NSPA). Co¬ editors this year were David Sebben and Michelle Sebben for first semester, and Sue Ed- wars and Penny Lizdaz for sec¬ ond semester. Libby Golden. Dave Sebben. Michelle Sebben and Shelagh Appleman look over the just published Crimson Crier. Mindy Lefstein goes to Mr. Peschang for advice. 166 Crimson Crier Dan Miller gets some help from Mr Peschang with a late breaking news flash. The second semester Crimson Crier staff members are ROW 1 Sue Ed¬ wards. Debbie Montgomery, Kim Carter, Mike Moran, John Redenbo, John Greer. Jim Wynes. Paul Vaughn. Andy Zeglin. Ray Ramos. Jenny Ev¬ ans, Debbie Schluter, Kathy Layer ROW 2 Dan Miller. Scott Freelove. Pen¬ ny Lizdas. Kathy Rossow. Jim Burk- neart. Mickey Henson. Andy Vogel. Ju- le Resler. Johnna Maggio, and John Phares. The Co-Editors for the second semes¬ ter Crimson Crier were Sue Edwards and Penny Lizdas. with Debbie Mont¬ gomery acting as Business Manager Sports Staffers John Greer and Mike Moran work on their page lay-outs. Paul Reilly really knows how to beat his drums in Jazz Band. jazz it up Jazz Band Members are: ROW 1: B DePaepe, T. Boozan. S. Harrison, F. Johnson, L. Durey. P Huisman, F Mun¬ son. ROW 2: B Short. B Fowler. D. Miller. S. Turner. T. Shearer. P. Sohl. T. Fussell. ROW 3: P. Reilly. B Kelly. D. Barnett. J. Oestreich. D. McDaniel. S. Brolander. S. Fowler. K. Farmer. E. Fuller. T Yazbec. ROW 4 R Scott. J. Heber, T. Schultz. M Martin. B. Tingle. B Nelson. P. Hultgreen. M. Van Blair. R Chamberlain. B. Daw The Jazz Band Trumpeters are Eugene Fuller. Brian Nelson. Brain Daw. Perry Hultgren. Marty Van Blair. Rob Cham¬ berlain. Tom Fussell. Paul Sohl. Tom Yazbec. The trombone players are Tobi Shearer, Shannon Turner, and Dan Miller. Jazz Band this year contains approximately 35 students. This band takes part in jazz band festivals and also makes special guest appearances in near by schools. Jazz Band is strictly on a volunteer basis. 168 Band Both Rocky’s Pep Band and Concert Bands are great assets to the school. After Marching Band is over, it’s time for Pep Band to carry on with our spirit at games. The Concert Band also helps out by performing in all the concerts here at the Rock. The Jazz Band Saxophone group con¬ sists of Bill DePaepe. Terry Boozan. Scott Harrison. Felecia Johnson. Laura Durey, and Faith Munson, included are Steve Fowler, tuba, and Tobi Shearer, trombone. Pep Band members are: ROW 1: S. Brolander. L. Lear. G. Lawhorn. S. Fritts. D. Soady. K Kludy. L Schwartz- kopf. M Hurlbutt. ROW 2 M Metcalf. G. Nelson. K. Goold. L. Cole. S. Robin¬ son. C. Van Hyfte. C McKmght. S. Schuaer. ROW 3: J. Birrell. L. Johnson. D Ballard. C. DeWitte. B. Mahanes. P Mirr. B. Bahnks. J. Petrilli. R. Scott. T Buchanan. K. Miller. ROW 4: D. Bos- worth. P. Sebben. V Philpott. B De¬ Paepe. P Huisman. L. Durey. F. John¬ son. L. Hoben, J. Martin. K. Ford. E. Bannas. ROW 5: S. Fowler. C. Koehler. T. Shearer. L. Tucker. R Comcella, M Skoworn. T. Inman. R. Chamberlain. M Lyon. B Daw. M. Dupont. P Hultgren. M. Van Blair ROW 6: B Ferm. B Short. B Grabau. and B. Kelly. Concert Band members are ROW 1: M Metcalf. G. Nelson. J. Birrell. L Ho¬ ben. G. Lawhorn. B. Bahnks. L. Lear. P. Mirr. S Fritts ROW 2: J Petrilli. S Christie. P. Sebben. C. DeWitte. D. Bos- worth. S. Brolander. C. McKmght. J. Forest. S. Robinson, L. Cole. L. Schwartzkopf. D. Robinson. ROW 3: B Mahanes. R Scott. B DePaepe. P Huisman. L. Durey. A.Garza. V. Phil- pott. F. Johnson. B Swale. T. Boozan. K. Kludy. S. Levin, D. Soady. B Brugge- man. V. Bowker. ROW 4: L. Johnson. M Little. D. Ballard. B. Daw. R. Com- cella, M. Skoworn, T. Fussell. E. Ban¬ nas. M. Lyon. D. Staley. K. Farmer. M Hurlbutt. L. Tucker. K. Goold. S. Mott. S. Schauer. D. Carlson. C. Van Hyfte. B Aden. ROW 5: T. Buchanan. L Rose- beck. K. Miller. P Hultgren. M. Dupont. R Chamberlain. R. Greenman. T. In¬ man. D. Van Blaracom. R Kinnan. M Van Blair, J. Martin, K Ford, C. Koehler. L. Reed. D. Miller. S. Turner, T. Shearer. ROW 6: B. Blomberg. S. Shaffer. S. Tripolas. L. Tucker. B. Kelly. T. McKmght. P. Reilly. B. Ferm. B Short. B. Grabau. and S. Fowler. _ J Band it ' s time to jazz The Festival Jazz Band members are: at the piano J. Oestreich, and at the drums. B. Short. ROW 1: B. DePaepe. S. Harrison. F. Johnson. P. Huisman, L. Durey. ROW 2: S. Fowler. B. Fowler. T. Shearer. D Miller. S. Turner. ROW 3: R Scott. B. Tingle. P Hultgren. B. Daw. M. Van Blair. R. Chamberlain and T. Yazbec. The Saxophone Players for Jazz Band are Terry Boozan. Scott Harrison and Felecia Johnson. Tobi Shearer slides away on her trom¬ bone. 170 Band The Marching Color Guards and Flag Corps were designed for students who would like to be in marching band but don’t play an instrument in the band. The Color Guard members are: ROW 1 K Price. R Hocker. ROW 2: L. Schlinker. M. Brooks. R Reid. M Wi- senburg, T. Seitz. L Rosenthal. C. Schuler. ROW 3: C. Cole. R Scott. B Fowler. K. Schulz. D. Spah, and A Mar¬ tin. The marching snare drummers are: Brian Short, Barry Perm. Tim McKnight. Paul Reilly, and Brandon Kelly. The Flag Corps members are ROW 1 L. Wright. M Mills. J. Hayden. K. Ho- ben. L. DeSchepper, G. Liebus. L. Met¬ calf. J. Perm, and J. Forest. Flag Cap¬ tain. ROW 2: N. Adams. W. Barker. L Congdon. K Ribbeck. W Kelly. J. Carl¬ son. and S McCann. Band 171 presenting the rock ' s marching band Crystal McKmght bangs her cymbals in both the Marching Band and the Pep Band. The Commanders of this year who are in charge of all performances of the Band are: Julie Forest. Flag Captain. Maureen Hurlbutt, Asst. Drum Major. Marty Van Blair, Drum Major, and Sheryl Brolander. Asst. Drum Major. Cadre Leaders with their strict disci¬ pline over the Band members are: ROW 1: Nonne Adams. Lori Tucker. Fe- lecia Johnson. Beth Bahnks. and Terry Seitz. ROW 2: Sandy McCann. Mike Du¬ pont. Bill DePaepe, and Brandon Kelly. For years, the Marching Band here at Rocky has been one of which we could all be proud. They haven’t let us down this year either! Under the direction of Mr. Holcomb, the band came through with sparkling colors. They per¬ formed in all the home football games and parades here in Rock Island, along with com¬ petitive parades outside of the Quad Cities. 172 Band Band Members are: ROW 1: J. Carlson, W Kelly, K Ribbeck. L. DeSchepper, L. Metcalf. M Mills. L. Congdon. J. For¬ est. J. Ferm. G. Liebus. L. Wright. G. McKnight, N Adams. S McCann. ROW 2: S. Galusha. M. Van Blair. R. Kinnan. M. Skoworn. R. Comcella. C. DeWitte. L. Durey. G. Lawhorn. V Bowker. S. Fritts. L. Hoben. S. Mott. S. Christie. M Hurlbutt, S. Brolander. ROW 3: T. Seitz. L. Rosenthal. R. Greenman, D Van Blaracom. L. Rosebeck. K. Ford. F. Johnson, L. Tucker. K. Kludy. J Martin, S. Tripolas. D. Carlson, L. Lear. B Bahnks. M Brooks. L. Schlenker. ROW 4: R Reid. S. Shaffer. B Mahanes. D Ballard, E. Bannas. J. Birrell. V. Phil- pott. T. Buchanan. R Chamberlain. B Kelly. P. Huisman. P. Reilly. B Aden. D Robinson. S. Robinson. D. Soady. D. Spah. R. Hocker. C. Schuler ROW 5: C. Cole. K. Goold, T Boozan. M Little. M Lyon. L. Johnson. L. Tucker. K. Miller. G. Nelson. K. Farmer. T. Inman. P. Mirr, T. Shearer. S. Turner. P. Sebben. M Wisenburg, K. Schulz. ROW 6: B. Fowler. K. Price. M Metcalf. J. Petrilli. D. Staley, B. Daw. A Garza. T. McKnight. C McKnight. C. Van Hyfte. L. Schwartzkopf, S. Levin. S. Schauer. L. Reed, R. Scott, B. Sedgwick. D. Spaulding. A Martin. ROW 7: R. Scott. P. Hultgren. L. Cole. M Dupont. T. Fus- sell. B DePaepe. C. Koehler. B. Ferm. B. Grabau. B Short. D. Bosworth. B Blomberg, D. Miller. B Swale. S. Fowler. B. Bruggeman. For the third year in a row they have brought home the First Place trophy from the Western Illinois University homecoming parade. Danny Spah twirls his rifle wherever the band may go. Brian Grabau helps keep the beat for the band. stringing along with Officers of the Orchestra are Rezonn Dahlin, president; Karen Ribbeck, sec¬ retary, and Michelle Harris, librarian. Orchestra members do many things besides perform¬ ing in concerts during the year. Individual members of the or¬ chestra also take part in a IMEA All State Festival. Three stu¬ dents, Karen Ribbeck, Lisa Schlenker, and David Under¬ wood represented Rocky at this festival in January. Both soloists and the entire orches¬ tra perform in the IHSA contest and at other contests through¬ out the year. The spring musi¬ cal highlights and ends the or¬ chestra’s year of stringing along. Not again, mutters Karen Albrecht. Orchestra 174 1 the orchestra Rocky’s 1978-1979 Orchestra mem¬ bers are ROW 1: L. Schlenker. K Rib- beck, A. Shenorn, M Wisenburg. M B Klatt. R Danlin, S. Meyer ROW 2: M Harris. B. Braid. B. Boehm. R Gerard. D Maree. B. Fowler. B. Bahnks. K. Al¬ brecht. D. Shellhouse. ROW 3: J. King. L. Clause. J. Petrilli, G Nelson. M Met¬ calf. S. Brolander. S. Fritts. P Mirr. D. Underwood. R. Scott. ROW 4 M Hurl- butt. K. Goold. L. Tucker. S. Fowler. M Van Blair, R. Chamberlain. P Hultgren, P Young. ROW 5: B. Short. B Ferm. Lisa Schlenker and Karen Ribbeck work on a duet. Rick Scott has got rhythm. David Shellhouse and Rezonn Dahlm prove that practice makes perfect. J Orchestra 175 Music — music fills ROW 1: Wanda Estell. Scott Robertson. ROW 2: Greg Nelson. Julie Hynd. and Linda Tobin. Mixed Chorus which consists mainly of sophomores, per¬ forms with Rocky’s other cho¬ ral groups, who together pro¬ vide worthwhile entertainment for not only those connected with the school, but for the community as well. This organization is the “feeder” group for the other performing groups. During the year, they will try out for next year’s concert and chamber choirs. ROW 1: Michele Kulp. Lisa Milefcnick. and Kathy Leckbee. ROW 2: Julie Hynd. Linda Tobin. Jane Wilhelm, and Bridget Braid. ROW 3: Charlotte Schuler. Theresa Watkins. Michelle Wi- senburg. and Patricia Moore. ROW 4: Sandy Angel. Robert Kinnan. Scott Robertson. Bryan Fowler. Verdell Phil¬ lips. Jane Carlson. Tammy Davidson. Kimerly Brusmer. and Deloris Rock ROW 5: Greg Nelson. John Klatt. Rod Simmer. Joe Needham. Kris Pickens. Carrie Aguon, Lisa Kelley. Wanda Estell. Kathy Ervin. Kathy Overton, and Lisa Schlenker. 176 Girl’s Glee officers are Angie Bennet. Treasurer; Jane Carlson. Vice Presi¬ dent; Sue Lundholm. Secretary; Betsy Clark. Librarian, and Daneice Leigh. President. The girls’ glee which consists of only seventeen members takes an active part in the mu¬ sic program. With the other Rocky choruses, the girls have performed at area banks and school assemblies. The sound of these feminine voices adds to the quality of the whole vocal program, and in general, brightens school spirit. ROW 1: J. Martin. N Burkert, and Mr Maurus. ROW 2; J. Carlson. S. Somers. C. Huber. R. Rowland, and S. Brooks. ROW 3: L. Cotton. B Watkins. S. Lund¬ holm. K. Ward, and A Bennett. ROW 4 M Hinds. L. Avery. B. Clark. D. Leigh. A new addition to Rocky ' s musical program is the barber¬ shop chorus. Practicing after school, the four-part harmony (consisting of tenors, leads, baritones, and bases) found that singing “old songs” was not bad at all. Barbershop singing is with¬ out the benefit of accompani¬ ment. Each voice is indepen¬ dent of the others, but must blend into close harmony. The Barbershoppers have per¬ formed for civic events, church events and school assemblies. Although barbershopping is normally a male function, girls were invited to participate this year. ROW 1: B. Fowler. D. Galex, D. McDan¬ iel. S. Robertson, J. Klatt. and I N Weeks. ROW 2: R. Montgomery, T. Munson, J. Needham, B Hunecke. B Anderson, D. Atkinson. D. Hensley. E. Bannas, S. Galusha, and R Blomberg. there ' s a song in their hearts Marcy Baker. Cathi Newcomb. Debbie Newcomb and Debbie Galex show with music a typical family attitude. Pianist Denise McDaniel. ROW 1: D. Leigh, T. Seitz, L. Tucker. M. Sebben. J. Gluck. T. Castle. C. Quirk. D Requet. S. Voss. C Newcomb. K. Troll. D Miller. L. Pirch. L. Lear. M. Race. ROW 2: D. Galex. K. Christensen. K Kindschuh. B. Bahnks, S. Vinson. J. Carlson. M Ba¬ ker. S. Tobin. A. Martin. A. Snowden. S. McNamara. D. Benham. D. Erickson. D Newcomb. ROW 3: Mr Maurus. R. Montgomery. E Fuller. D Sebben. B Tucker. J. Bulens. D Newberry Sarah Vinson sings with confidence. One group of musically tal¬ ented Rocks who are constant¬ ly on the move is the concert choir. For the state contest re¬ hearsing gives an incentive to work hard. This larger group consists of mostly juniors and senior stu¬ dents. They perform in Fall and Spring concerts, Christmas as¬ sembly and many of the mem¬ bers were a part of the Spring musical. Music 178 The members of Chamber Choir are ROW 1: Nancy Weeks. Denise McDan¬ iel. Nora Hendren. ROW 2: Greg Nel¬ son. Dennis Hensley. Dawn Requet. Melinda Riffel. Jim Bulens. Brian Ander¬ son. Doug Atkinson. ROW 3: Brian Hun- ecke. Pam Mirr, Nicki Spurgetis. Mary Blick, Tim Munson The of ficers of the Chamber Choir are Dennis Hensley. Librarian. Mary Blick. President; Melinda Riffel, Secretary; Nancy Weeks. Vice President; and Den¬ ise McDaniel. Treasurer. The top performing group at RIHS is the Chamber Choir which this year performed for numerous civic, hospital, church and fraternal groups. They were also featured in the Pops, Christmas, and Spring concerts and in assemblies. This organization represent¬ ed Rock Island High School in the state choral contest in March. Since these vocal students are the “cream of the crop , many excellent soloists are in¬ cluded in the group. Mr Maurus lifts the spirit of Rocky’s singers. 180 Drama thespians present: born yesterday Rock Island High School first heard the sound of applause forty-one years ago. Since the first play, Rocky audiences have thrilled to many fine pro¬ ductions. Theater at the Rock 1979, continues the fine tradition of high school theater. Renova¬ tion of the Little Theater was one of the major projects for Drama Club in 1978-79, plus the presentation of the follow¬ ing productions: Born Yester¬ day, The Glass Menagerie, Death Knocks, and South Pa¬ cific. It is Drama Club’s goal to pre¬ sent plays that interest and en¬ tertain audiences. Theater is a mirror of life; Theater at the Rock hopes to inspire students in the world of theater. Drama members are ROW 1: K. Green¬ wood. S. Brooks. P. Engman. K. Night¬ ingale. ROW 2: S Nesseler. D Mirr. G. Liebus. J. Selman, S. Robertson. ROW 3: D. Galex, T. Hoing. D. Dryoel. G. Arm¬ strong. L. Congdon. C. Janecke. S. Robinson. ROW 4: M Brooks. R. Scott. C. Cole. L. Motz. C. Hathaway. L. Wein¬ stein. K. Campbell. L. Boussemaere. ROW 5: S. Linn. D. Miller. S. Young. K. Ribbeck, L. Levin. V. Carlson. S. Vin¬ cent. B. Clark. ROW 6: P. Mirr. B. Bahnks, S. Brolander. S. Tobin, L. To¬ bin, C. Quirk. J. Martin. B. Short. L. Cole. ROW 7: M Sebben. B. Braid. C. Baugh. J. Thompson. P. Hornback. K. Pickens. T. Pickens. D. Wemtraut. P. Lizdas, B. Gold. ROW 8: A. Snowden. V. Schwartzkopf. M Harris. B. Aden. K. Kindshuh. M Blick. M. Herman ROW 9: D McDaniel. B Hunecke. D. Atkin¬ son. K. Enstrom. C. McKnight, N. Weeks. S. Andresen. L. Swenson, and Mrs. Rowland. Leo Weinstein, Charley Banks, and Bri¬ an Hunecke glance over Margie Her¬ man’s shoulder. Nancy Weeks (Helen) and Karen Night¬ engale (Maid) look over and beyond their line of work. Harry and his nephew. Eddie, discover his girlfriend Billie, “helping” reporter Paul Verrall. On November 9, 10, and 11 Theatre at the Rock presented Born Yesterday, a Garson Kanin comedy hit of the ’40s. The play is about a girl lacking in common sense who is the long time associate of a racke¬ teer who comes to Washington D.C. to “buy” senators and leg¬ islators. Margie Herman played the part of Billie Dawn, the girl. Charley Banks played the part of Harry Brock, her associate. The newspaper reporter, Paul Verall, was played by Brian Hunecke. Leo Weinstein and Scott Andresen played the parts of the crooked lawyer, Ed Devery and the equally crook¬ ed Senator Norval Hedges. Drama 181 For the first time in the history of Theatre at the Rock a guest artist appeared in this year ' s winter play, Tennessee Wil¬ liam ' s The Glass Menagerie. The purpose of having the guest artist is to give students the opportunity of working with a professional. Cathy Jo Bal- sar, the guest artist, played the part of Amanda Wingfield. Ke¬ vin Campbell and Michelle Seb- ben played her son and daugh¬ ter, Tom and Laura. Mike Moran played the part of the gentleman caller, Jim O’Con¬ nor. Cathy Balsar as Amanda and Michelle Sebben as Laura look to the stars for the answer to their problems. — a guest artist. A typical family feud between Amanda Wingfield, and her children Tom and Laura. Kevin Campbell comes out of charac¬ ter to give us a smile. 182 Drama Theatre At The Rock, in co-op¬ eration with the Instrumental and Vocal Music Departments presented the 1979 Spring Musical, South Pacific, May 24,25,26 in the auditorium. South Pacific - Leads Nellie Forbush Emile de Becque Bloodv Mary Mary Blick Brian Hunecke Nancy Weeks Lt. Joe Cable Luther Billis 1 iet Tim Munson Scott Andresen Nicki Spurgetis Commander Brackett Kevin Orr Harbison Jeff Johnson Ngana Kim Greenwood Jerome Bruce Hunecke Stewpot Rick Montgomery Professor Charles Schlenker Henri David Jones Bus Adams Mike Crowe Cathy Balsar made Rocky’s first guest appearance in the play “Born Yester¬ day”. The climax ol the play is reached when Laura Wingfield is finally accepted by Jim O’Connor. y Drama 183 Key Club members are Row 1: L. Ko vacs, C. Taube, K. Christensen, B. Steele, S. Bayani, R. Carpentier Row 2: S. Robertson, M. Love, K. Melaas, K. Eggleson, H. McNamara, V. Farrar, M. Pauwells, S. Nessler, B. Love Row 3: S. Tobin, S. Sommers, D. Schierling, A. Kutsunis, L. Kieffer, M. Bartlett, B. Scherrer, D. Mirr, L. Seigert, P. Sohl, K. Caras, L. Seigert, J. Miller Row 4: R. Gunter, S. Edwards, M. Dupont, J. Johnson, J. Boyd, M. Crowe, B. Cong- don, D. Brown, M. Hardin, L. Pittard. R. Jenson Row 5: M. Miers, B. Bawman, J. Moyes, N. Pappas, S. McNamara, M. Moran, D. Miers, D. Franz, Tom Whee- lan. Key Club officers are Tom Wheelan, secretary; Doug Franz, president; and John Moyes, vice-president. Karen Caras looks on as Cindy Taube blindfolds a girl during a big brother and big sister party. Key Club had many fund raising projects this year. One was a tri-school dance, which includ¬ ed both Moline and Alleman. They also sponsored the big brother, big sister which aids grade school children. The officers participated in a state convention in Chicago in April. In July, two members will attend an international conven¬ tion in Washington D.C. pinnette power The Pinnettes sponsor several events throughout the year to make money to help the wrestlers with expenses for away meets. The Pinnettes strive to maintain the six year tradition of cheering on the Wrestling Rocks, and help¬ ing at all of the meets by helping scorers and by taking up the mats. The vitality and spirit of the girls help make the wrestling sea¬ son a little easier. Terrina Castle does her part by helping the scorers at a wrestling meet. Jennifer Martin and Tammy Defauw roll up the tape at the end of the meet. The members of the 1978-79 Pin¬ nettes are ROW 1: Marsha Beckman, Terrina Castle, Diane Dryoel, Mindy Nessler, Tammy Defauw ROW 2: Joyce Beckman, Julie Forrest, Naomie Hud¬ son, Joyce Boyd, Carmen Simmons, and Donna Edwards. Pinnettes 185 french club lives French club was busy this year with numerous activities. Some of the activities were caroling, a Christmas party, and a Progressive Dinner held in the Spring. Fund raising ac¬ tivities were bake sales and selling Fool O’Grams for April Fools Day. French club members Michelle Hams and Anne McCart look over the music before singing. French Club officers are: Denise Aden- treasurer; Troy Johnson-secretary; Shelley Linn-Vice President and Rox- lanne Scott-President. French club members are: Row 1 M Harris; S. Linn; M. Hurlbutt; B Aden; L. Pirch; A Schisler; T. Johnson; D. Aden; B. Gold and P. Lizdas. Row 2: M Seb- ben, S. Young; L. Boussemaere M Brooks; P. Burton; C. Van Hyfte; D Bal¬ lard; R. Scott; M Henneman; J. Druhl; J. Dembour; B Mahanes; E Meincke; A. McCart; K. Ford; M Riffel and K. Camp¬ bell. 186 French Club something to be proud of Pan Am was a growing club this year. They had many activities that kept students involved. Such activities were the annu¬ al Christmas dinner held at Tortilla Flats, and the making of Pinatas. Pan Am also held bake sales, worked concessions and purchased buttons with Spanish sayings. Pan Am members are: Row 1 L. Braner, L. Motz. T. Hart. L. Martinez. C. Pizano, C. Leigh. W Kolinchmsky. C DeJesue. A Snowden. J. Dembour Row 2: K. Boeye, C Williamson. J Gil¬ liam. L. Peterson. D. Ericson. M Nes- seler. R. Pilcher. M Pauwells. K. Ros- sow. T. Castle. A. Gold. J. Scheock. M Lefstein. M Love Row 3: K Wiggins. D. Robinson. T. Beasley. F. Looney. J Pe¬ terson. M Harris. B Aden. M Grahan. K Carter. C Hathaway. D Soady. K Lesher. S. Bayam. K. Caras. D Miers Row 4: B. Morgan. N. Culp. C Verhile. M. Lopez. L. Tovin. L Cullmson. B Carl¬ son. J Peterilli. N Adamx. D. Galex. L Siegert. L. Swenson. K. Sundelius. D Newcomb. K. Christensen. M Press. S. Brugman. Row 5: A. Alvarez, C. Schlenker. J. Bulens. D Hensley. S. McCann. V. Carlson. P Foy. H. Looney. D. Jettine. and T. Smith. Pan Am officers are Cathi Newcomb, treasurer, Beth Carlson, vice-presi¬ dent, Lisa Martinez, president, and Terri Hart, secretary. Lisa Motz. Susan Hankins. Denise Jen¬ kins and Kathy Rossow admire the pi¬ natas made by Ray Ramos. - Pan Am 187 an experience on the slopes Ski club planned many ski trips and all turned out to be a great suc¬ cess. They worked concessions and held bake sales to earn money to¬ wards the ski trips. Mother Nature favored this club and provided plen¬ ty of snow. Ski club officers are: Mike Crowe-President. Leslie Siegert-Vice President; Mike Moran Treasurer and Hallie McNamara-Secretary. Ski club members are Row 1: S. Bayam; K Eggelson; K. Layer; S. McNamara; L. Kovacs; J. Miller; D. Newcomb; L. Mosenfelder; B. Steele and S. Wittig. Row 2: K Boeye. B Scherer; M Bartlett; M Rice; L. Kieffer; K Caras; L. Siegert; H. McNamara; K Melass; M. Love; M. Miers; C. Williams and T. Sanders. Row 3: B. Love, C. Taube; S. Miller; T. Searcy; D. Miers; L. Braner; L. Siegert; W. Kolin- chinsky; J. Edmundson; K. Kirzeder; A. Tyr¬ rell; P. Sohl; L. Moran and B. Forbes. Row 4: K. Koteki; M Martinez; P. Stevens; J. Dem- bour; D. Reynolds; L. Anderson; L. Collinson; S. Miers; D. Reynolds; A. Bibee; J. Johnson; D. Childer; M. Quill; T. Brandemeyer; D. Schluter and E. Garrison. Row 5: J. Westerfield; D. Armstrong; M. Crowe; J. Johnson; J. Moyes; M Moran; B. Congdon; D. Franz; T. Wheelan; R. Welser; M Quill; G.Qumby; D. Bosworth and M. Riley. Row 6: P. McCleary; J. Boyd; G. Germanis; G. Armstrong; D. Schierling; R. Jensen; K. Christensen; B. Bawmann; S. Bro- lander and C. Charleston. 188 Ski Club busy germans A big interest was shown in German Club this year, with a membership of over 30 stu¬ dents. Membership is open to anyone interested in the Ger¬ man language and culture. Events for the year included an Octoberfest, and German Christmas party complete with German carols, and various fund raising activities. Annual events included a dinner at Jumer’s and a softball match with French club. German club members are: Row 1: C. Wiener; J. Jonhson; N. Galley and R Jensen. Row 2: C. Easley; K. Andereck; S. Nesseler; C. Taube; V. Susler and J. Miller. Row 3: K. Osmundson; E. Pot¬ ter; L. Siegert; K Troll; M Lizdas; D Mirr; Mrs. Bauman; M. Albrecht and S. Hocker. Row 4: M. Crowe; B Hunecke; R. Dhamers; M Kuenning and D. Kan- nenberg. German club officers are: Valerie Sulser-Vice President and Jenny Miller- President. Kathy Andereck finds that she needs more than two hands to eat all the food at the German club Christmas party. J German Club 189 friends from all over A first for AFS this year was making a float for the Home¬ coming Parade. It was a fun ex¬ perience for many of the ex¬ change students. For money making activities this year, AFS held several bake sales, sold Christmas grams, and worked the concession stands. AFS officer are: Lisa Motz, Treasurer; Lisa Martinez. President; Sonbol Bayam from Iran; Joelle Dembour from Belgium. AFS members are Row 1: S. McCann; L. Motz; M Nesseler; T. Castle; C. Hathaway and P. Lizdas. Row 2: L. Mar¬ tinez; L. Williams; P. Foy; M Graham; M Guldenzopf; J. Dembour; T. Hart; M Lizdas. S. Bayam. and M Van De Voorde. Row 3: D. Requet; L. Swenson; J Bulens; T. Smith; R Dhamers; D Aden; K. Carter and Mr Dennis. Exchange students Celia De Jesus Joelle Dembour. Bjourn Bakken. Son bol Bayani. and JoJo Conception gath er around Liza Martinez to have a pic ture taken. 190 AFS focus in on camera club Tim Clemann, camera club president takes a moment out to let someone take his picture. This year was the first year that Camera Club had a pho¬ tography class. They learned how to develop and print pic¬ tures, and how to operate a camera. Money was raised by working concessions. Camera club members are Row 1: Sandra McCann; Scott Haynes; Jim Meeker; Kevin Campbell and Roxanne Pilcher. Row 2: Laurie Boussemaere; Steve Galusha; Brian Clemann; Anne Snowden; Eugene Fuller; Anne McCart and Ty Ray Inman. Row 3: Tim Cle- manns; Anita Peters; Julie Appelquist. Karen Eggelson; Leslie Siegert; Pam Williams; Kari Pippert and Kondon Kar- zin. Kathy Anderek. Jim Meeker, and San¬ dra McCann chow down at the fondue party. y Camera Club rocky students look skyward The Aviation Club members are Row 1: Lester Osborne. Curt Enstrom. Scott Dutler, Kathy Andereck. Lyle Howell Row 2: Nancy Galley. Jeff Fout. Terry Pollack. Doug Frank. Ricky Kent. Steve Galusha Row 3: Chris King. Liz Cald¬ well. Dave Cline. Jack Heber. Jodi Schoeck, Anne Snowden, and Mary Graham. Mr. Ostrom makes a special point to the class about the aviation controls. There is something new in the air at Rocky, an aviation class. Many of the students of the class are members of the club. This club actually ha s students pilot a plane with special train¬ ing and skills. They look at dif¬ ferent planes, visit airports, and listen to a variety of speak¬ ers on interesting aviation to¬ pics. For a nominal fee, aviation club members may fly as a passen¬ ger and even take the controls for a short period of time, in a small four-seater plane. These club members are inter¬ ested in many phases of avi¬ ation-aerospace careers, such as: stewardesses, pilots, con¬ trol tower operator, mechan¬ ics, and aeronautical engi¬ neers. The officers of the Aviation Club are Kathy Andereck. vice-president. Scott Cutler, president, and Curt Enstrom. treasurer. 192 Aviation you ng scientists probe future The members of Science Club are ROW 1: B. Clemann, E. Fuller. K. Andereck. J. Meeker. N Galley, L Motz. J. Boyd. S. Haynes. ROW 2: K. Christensen. R. Jensen. L. Osborne. A. Gold. L. Braner. D. Aden, L. Pirch, T. Hart. S. Bayani. K. Melaas. A. Kutsunis, H McNamara. P. Shol. T. Clemann, S McCann. ROW 3: S. Robinson. A. Johnson. J. Oestreich, C. Graves. K. Eliason, J. Jansen. B Motz, L. Levin. ROW 4: J. Peterson. R. Humphrey, E. Meincke. A. Snowden. B Hamilton, C. Enstrom. D Bosworth. S. Galusha, J. Appelquist. M Iglehart. L. Cole. V. Carlson. ROW 5: J. Clark. K Pipert. M. Henneman. T. Yazbee. D. Jones. C. Gehn. Mr. Armstrong has an idea to use elec¬ tricity as he shows the group the tecni- que. Believe it or not. A. McCart and L. Pirch may have discovered something new Officers of science club are ROW 1 L. Motz Vice President. K. Andereck TReasurer ROW 2 J. Meeker Secretary, N. Galley President. A student having any interest in science would find that this is the club. Many guest speakers from various fields of science talk to the students. There are many field trips taken to in¬ crease a study of science. Since these students have a natural curiousity about the world and what makes it tick”, they make an ideal au¬ dience for demonstrations, films, and other programs about science. Science Club 193 Anita Peters. Tim Clemanns. and Den¬ ise Aden aren’t quite sure what they have got themselves into. rocky minds Scott Dutler, Curt Enstrom, Jeff Oes- trich and Kathy Andereck prove that science has some magic to it. Susan Robinson forks over the dough¬ nuts. Science Council is an informal “umbrella” organization ... for it includes the members of camera club, science, aviation clubs, and this year a new group has been added ... the high school bow. During the Fall, Science council members were deeply involved in operating school conces¬ sions at games. This is a dedicated group of students who are interested in various phases of science. 94 Science Council The Science Council members are ROW 1: L. Osborne, E. Fuller. B. Cle- manns. K. Karzin, D. Jones. P. Sohl. J. Meeker ROW 2: K. Christensen. S. Rob¬ inson, L. Braner. D. Aden. L. Prich. T. Hart. S. Bayani, A. McCart. L. Bousse- maire, K. Campbell. S. McCann ROW 3: A. Gold. R. Jensen. B. Steele, A. John¬ son, J. Boyd. J. Jansen K. Eliason. S. Dutler, C. Enstrom, B. Motz. L. Motz. J. Applequist. L. Siegert, K. Melaas. . Egg- leson, R. Pilcher, A. Kutsunis, S. Haynes, H. McNamara, P. Williams, L. Levin ROW 4: C. King. J. Oestrich, L. Caldwell, M Iglehart, H. Ehlers ROW 5: Galley. K. Andereck, J. Peterson, R. Humphrey. E. Meincke, A. Snowden. B. Hamilton, M. Kenneman, V. Carlson, L. Cole. S. Galusha, A. Paters, T. Cle- manns, R. Inman ROW 6: T. Yazbee. K. Pipert, D. Bosworth. challenge science Mr. Castellanos and Mr Robinson dis¬ cuss interesting sci entific topics. Officers for the Science Council are Nancy Galley. Tim Clemann, and Scott Dutler. Science Council 195 BSU members are Row 1: Sherry Hall; Angie McBride; Lisa Foulks; Kim Hol¬ land. Row 2: Harold Looney; Mrs. John¬ son; Julius Williamson; Tina Guy and Kevin Foulks. “Take a picture of me,” says Angie McBride. another year for bsu nathon Young take a moment to pose for a picture. Black Student Union had another 8th successful year. They held numerous bake sales and sponsered many dances. BSU members enjoy practicing new disco steps and planning parties. 196 BSU spirited groups have an active year Campus Life had an active year. They sponsered activities such as a Burger Bash, Lock-In, and end of the year get togeth¬ er, and a Ski Retreat, which many of the Rocky students at¬ tended. Campus Life provides students with a bright outlook on life. Campus life members are Row 1: L. Peterson. C. Heller. S. Farrence. and C. Heller. Row 2: C. Plummer, sponsor, and S. Vogt. Row 3: R. Simmer. B. Cle- mann, E. Fuller. A. Sheesley, 0. Heller; K. Wiggins, and L. Swenson. The Rock Jocks, a new group this year, had a way with stir¬ ring up the school spirit. It in¬ volved students that were in¬ terested in boosting the school morale. They cheered at many basketball games, and held regular meetings. Rock Jock members included Row 1: R. Lomas. Row 2: D. Murphy, S. Andre- son, J. Wendland and J. Jawoisz. Row 3: J. Martin and C. Elliason. Row 4: M. Jackson, K. Layer, J. Rohr. M. Rice. D. Leigh. R. Hammerick, and K. Ford. Row 5: L. Hegg. B. Melton. G. Rudd, and V. Coons. Row 6: S. Galusha. L. Tucker, K. Elliason, D. Sebben, M Scherer, J. Oestrich, S. Young, M Har¬ ris. B. Aden, and M Appelquist. Row 7: T. Munson, R. Montgomery, K. Eg- strom. T. Wheelan, J. Moyes. L. Howell, and J. Nelson. Campus Life Rocks Jocks 197 [ bridging the gap between school and community To help students fully under¬ stand what the law is and how it works, there are two officers who come to the school once a week. They also teach the stu¬ dents self defense, and how they, themselves, reflect the community in which they live. Rocky’s public relation police officers are Jack Schlieper and James Chance. The members of Jr. Chefs are ROW1 : Cheryl Whitcomb. Barb Nelson. Mark Wiedermuth, Kelly Clark ROW 2: Patty Gross. Julius Williams. Sally Johnson, Mike Reeh, Sheryl Hopley, Cassandra Johnson. Darryl Morrow. Dave Walker. Scott Shaffer Jr. Chef’s officers are Cheryl Whit¬ comb. Sally Johnson, and Julius Wil¬ liams. Jr. Chefs is the first year of the two year comme rcial foodser- vice coop program at Rocky. Students go to school half a day and work half a day in a school approved commercial food service establishment in the Quad Cities area. 198 Jr. Chefs ' senior chefs polish culinary skills The officers of the Senior Chefs are Chris Applequist, Robin Muskeyvalley, and Glen Lampkin. Kathy Karlix,Chris Applequist. Ron Nelson, and Lisa Cole enjoy their meal as Mrs. Bjork- man looks on. Robin Muskeyvalley cuts orange slices for fruit salad. The members of the Senior Chefs are ROW 1: Jody Vincent, Dan Yeoman, Glen Lampkin, Roxanne Hanson, Dennis Hill ROW 2: Carol Myers, Kathy Karlix, Rick Morgan, Lisa Cole ROW 3: Melva Carver, Tom Smith, Chris Applequist, Ron Nelson, Mike Hardin, Randy Crowe. Lenny Beur- age, Robin Muskeyvalley. ROW 4: Don Gerber The Senior Chefs are the students who are in their second year of the Jr. and Sr. Chef program. The Senior Chefs do more advanced work than the juniors. At the end of the year the senior chef ' s have an employers ' banquet and are in¬ volved in many activities related to home economics throughout the year. 199 cwt works hard for you This year the C.W.T. club had a Christmas party at Sambo’s. Along with the Christmas party, the club also had their annual smorgasbord “Bosses” dinner. The club had two bowling parties, a breakfast at Town and Country restaurant and many planning sessions. These students have a double benefit in these classes; they learn work skills and ethics plus working and having fun together as a club. CWT members are: ROW 1: Phil Dasso. Jeff Rhode. James Reed. Lori Sigmon, Kim Johnson, and Russell Hanson. ROW 2: James Johnson, Dion Jones, Pat Dixon, Randy Hill, and Marguerite Ely. ROW 3: Darrel Johnson, and Mary Weber. ROW 4: Jody Peterson, Mary Beth Stradley, Ron Dixon. ROW 5: Rick Resh, Stacey Hannah. John Heinz, and Ron Buckman. “Work can be fun if you want it to be,” thinks Mary Weber. Ron Buchman shows us that he’s hap¬ py at Lohse company. 200 CWT CWT members are: ROW 1 Rose Ster¬ ling. Betty Rossow, Julie Crum. Jim Boetje, Sally Stigens and Christie Wil¬ kins. ROW 2: Casey Galbraith. Karen Summers. Dave Huntley.Todd Mowery. Dave Rudd, Ed McDaniel. Sharon Sim¬ mons. and Kelly Smith. CWT officers are: Jim Boetje. treasur¬ er. Dave Huntley. Vice-President, Betty Rossow. Secretary, and Julie Crum, President. another successful year for d.e. District Ed. Officers are: Steve Benson, President, and Dawn Thoren, Vice President. Missing from picture are Doris Vaughn, Secretary, and Marilyn Reading, treasurer. District Ed. members are: ROW 1: Dawn Thoren, Pat McKinney, Mary Light. Rose Smith. ROW 2: Curtes Ve- sey, Jannett Vesey, Jay Seuss, Lori Roach, Kathleen Peebles. Wayne Rob¬ ertson. ROW 3: Mr. Devinney. sponsor, Terry Stewart, Steve Benson. Cathy Banks. Terry Arp, Lorri Phillips. Lynn Livengood, and Jim Dorman. Distributive Education is a work program class which studies the marketing,distribution,and management aspects of busi¬ ness. D. E. students participate in many fund raising projects throughout the year, like sell¬ ing candy and working at con¬ cession stands. Rick Robertson takes a break from his busy schedule to help you out. ' This first. thinks Jay Seuss. Distributive Education members are ROW 1: Mr. Devinny, Tina Chandler, Margie Mejia. Butch Carver. ROW 2: Dolly McCoy, Sarah Brick, Robert Hor- ice, and Russ Schmitt. Distributive Education officers are Sarah Brick, Vice President, Margie Mejia, President and Russ Schmitt, Tresurer. Lynn Livengood enjoys writing tickets when it means a sale. ) DE 203 caring for people is their thing H. 0. members are ROW I; Denise An¬ derson, Julie Graw, Jeanie Foster, Jacki Thomas, Terese Housby, Rose Bragg. ROW 2: Mrs. McLaughlin, Janet Bowser, Renee Swartz. Bethann Ben- field, Michele Carper, Brian Murphy, Angela Ghys. Melissa Moller, Lisa Shank, Kathy McFarland, Julie Wil¬ helm, and Karen Stoner. The Health Occupation classes are designed for senior stu¬ dents whose jobs require ex¬ tensive health training both be¬ fore obtaining their job as well as while on the job. They work in hospitals, health care cen¬ ters and nursing homes. This work prepares these students should they continue careers as nurses or nurse’s aides. Angela Ghys helps to pass out food trays. Melissa Moller helps to pick up the lunch trays. Busy answering the phones in Occupa¬ tional Therapy is Denise Anderson. The ECHO members are ROW I: Diane Barnett. Faith Mueller. Pam Kloster, Germaine Terry. ROW 2: DarlenePrince. Debra Heim. Elisha Foulks,. ROW 3: Lisa Ford. Cathy Gross, Amy Roberson, Regina Black, Sharon Scott. Carolyn Stromer, Lisa Hudson. Loretta Es- ton. Debra Heim and Cathy Gross check their pulses. Pam Wilcox practices making a bed oc¬ cupied by Faith Mueller. The ECHO class is designed for Juniors who have a desire to learn all the necessary nursing skills for getting a job in the Health field during their senior year in High School. Mrs. McLaughlin teaches skills which will actually be used on the students’ job. They are very well prepared for a job in their field by the time they are nursing students. ECHO 205 students gain practical experience This year the 0.0. classes held their second annual rock-a- thon and it was a success. The rock-a-thon helps to raise mon¬ ey for the Employee banquet in May. Rocky’s 0.0. club had a double honor this year; Julie Forest was elected president of Area Five IOEA - (regional orga¬ nization, and Carmen Simmons was elected secretary of that organization. O. 0. members are ROW 1: Debbie Gustafson, Reseda Muscovalley. Letha Euell.Cynthea Blsom, Shelly Brooks. Joyce Boyd. ROW 2: Mrs. Bonnie Bal¬ lard, Kim Cullor, Jerry Barrett, Lori Duter, and Misty Broemmer. Missing from picture. Peggy Bolden. 0. 0. officers are Debbie Gustafson, over all committee chairman; Carmen Simmons Secretary Area Local; Rhonda Bolton, Vice President; Julie Forest. President Area Local; Joyce Boyd. Treasurer; Shelly Brooks, Histo¬ rian; and Barbara McClendon. Parlia¬ mentarian. Naomi Hudson works hard at her job. I 0. 0. members are ROW 1: Barbara McClendon, Lori Donnelly. Kim Woo- drum, Kathleen Simpson, Vickie Hodges. Lisa Ruby. ROW 2: Donna Ed¬ wards. Beverly Robinson. Augie Duni- gan, Carolyn Roberts. Rhonda Bolton. Janet Ramsdale. Julie Forest. Denise Morrow, Carmen Simmons. Mrs. Bon¬ nie Ballard and Lynn Van De Vcorde “Will that be all? asks Denise Morrow. The 0.0. club entered the Area Five contest which was held February 6 and 7. The winners of that contest where ... First place winners, Julie Forest in general Clerical I, Victotia Lynn Hodges in Information and Communications I, and Lori Dieterich in Stenographic II. Second place winners are Car¬ men Simmons in Information Communications, Deborah Gustufson in Job Interview II, and Rhonda Bolton in Type¬ writing I. Vickie Hodges is always busy typing at work. Approximately 20 stu¬ dents participate in the VICA program, a state- run work program in which students attend a half day of classes- one a work related class-and then work at clerical, industrial or field -service jobs. Aside from their hard work, students partici¬ pate in pizza parties, bowling outings and other club activities. Each year VICA holds a “Challenge and Cup” tournament with DE and also have a ban¬ quet to recognize stu¬ dents’ efforts. students earn while they learn The VICA officers are Laura Udy, Lenard Johnson, Jackie Ewinig, Ron Smith, and Regg Jett. VICA members are ROW 1: Brian Miller. Carolyn Dickerson, Lenny Scott. ROW 2: Karyn Blair, Gail Hester, Ron Smithson, ROW 3: Reggi Jett. Laura Udy. Calene Needham. ROW 4: Sherri Temple. Richie Beam. ROW 5: Raylene Williams. Lenard Johnson, Betty Phillips. ROW 6: Annette Patrick, Jackie Ewing, and C. R. Bradford. Shelia Pouder is always happy to help you. Laura Udy helps out in room 112 208 VICA D.O. members are ROW 1: Jay Van Blaracom, Robert Barbers. Scott Dan¬ iels. ROW 2: Glen Donelson, Curtis Hes¬ ter. Franco Milani, Mark Kludy. ROW 3: Dave Pannell. Tony Garrard. Ramona Reid. Kama Muekey, Lisa Johnson. Tim Ward, and Andrea Hurt. One of Rocky’s many work pro¬ grams is Diversified Occupa¬ tion, D.O. Students who like the idea of going to school part-time and working part- time find that D.O. is just right for them. At the end of each year the club holds an em¬ ployee employer banquet at the Sheraton Motor Inn down¬ town Rock Island. Jay Van Blarcom shows interest in his work. Lisa Johnson is alway ready to help you. j D.O. 209 — the school behind the store Downtown there is a store called The Rock Island High School Thrift Shop. This shop is a little more than just a store though, it’s a school too! Stu¬ dents go there to receive their education along with learning to work with other people. Rocky’s Very-Important-Peo¬ ple program is just one “fun” way to graduate from school. Behind the Thrift Shop window lies the school for the V. I. P. Mrs. McKavanagh helps Harold Elof Madeline Vancil shows us her skills in find the correct answer. painting. mm® [offtuMj DuD©nS@Q ©®Du ©©Mso© [rooft 0 (0 ggnHM||| mPmm mm iQ p©© D wgjfpo fio© mm ® $J® [fil©©[fD © iiSirw lilhHf 0 0 H IjSHHHHi IlililSMiElIH MnnBHBI s 8 pU Mo)( ini in WATCHTOWER PHOTOGRAPHERS Head Photographer-Ro anne Pilcher Photographers Tim Clemman, Jo Jo Concepcion, John Phares November 19 was Mickey Mouse’s 50th birthday. It was also Bob Eggleson’s 50th birth¬ day. Bob is the father of Karen Eggleson, a Rocky senior. Mick¬ ey’s birthday was celebrated around the country with pa¬ rades and special guest ap¬ pearances by Mickey himself. Bob’s birthday was celebrated with a party honoring him and Mickey. Mickey Mouse has been a part of everyone’s childhood. The mouseketeers, Minnie, Donald and Pluto have all been just a part of our growing up. What would we have done without them. So always remember, M-l-C see you real soon, K-E-Y, why, because we like you, M-O-U-S- E. And remember, “Who’s the leader of the club that’s made for you and me. Why, Mickey Mouse, of course. HAPPY BIRTHDAY MICKEY!!!! Karen Eggleson. a Rocky senior, and her parents. Mr and Mrs. Robert Egg¬ leson. celebrated Mickey and Bob’s birthdays on the same day this year. Happy Birthday Mickey!!! Sue Edwards receives a vital communica¬ tion from Donald concerning Mickeys birthday. Mickey’s birthday brought with it quite a lot of memorabilia to celebrate the occa¬ sion. The End 215 — and it snowed, and snowed l snowed, and Snow, which practically covered the bike racks, closed down school for two days. Record amounts of heavy snowfall crippled the midwest and with it, the Quad Cities, this winter. The blizzard of Jan¬ uary ’79 will live in our hearts and minds forever. Numerous athletic events were postponed and in some cases canceled because of the heavy snow. School, which had pre¬ viously been extended two days longer for sophomores and juniors, was rescheduled for the original closing date. 216 The End in search of . . . Through the school year we search for several new things. We search for questions, for answers, for beginnings, and for ends. Graduation ends the search for seniors, yet it starts a new one too. Graduates are faced with many decisions. Whether to go to work, to school, to move out, or to stay home. But as students search during their high school years, they search for one ultimate goal: their “pot of gold” at the end of the rainbow. That “pot of gold” holds something different for each stu¬ dent. Juniors hit the mid-point of their search. They have decisions, too, as far as college and work is con¬ cerned. Sophomores have just begun their search. For them the end of the rainbow seems far away. Although not everyone reaches his pot of gold at the end of the rainbow, high school leaves every student with memories to cher¬ ish. The End 217 Index A Able, Karen 64 A bolt, Craig 21. 64 Ackerland, Dean 114 Ackerson, Kay 135 Adams, Beth 56. 57, 64 157 Adams, Coethe 21, 93 Adams. Norine 64, 155. 171, 173, 187 Adams, Paul 64 Adams. Tronda 96 Aden. Barbara 114. 155. 169. 173. 180. 186, 187. 195, 197 Adamson, Lori 114 Aden, Denise 64. 186. 190. 194 AFS 190 Aguon. Caridad 114, 176 Albrecht, Ludwig 138 Albrecht, Monica 64 Albrecht. Nancy 64. 189. 154 Aldrian. Laura 96. 46 Allen. Sandra 96 Allers. Harry 96. 195, 51 Allison. Craig 21, 22. 96 Allison. Jane 114 Allison, Julie 64 Allison, Lisa 36, 37. 64. 157, 46 Allison, Lori 114 Allison. Scott 114 Alvarez. Alan 96. 187, 157, 38. 39 Amidon. Bruce 96 Anast, Mark 64 Andereck, Kathleen 64, 189, 192, 194, 195 Anders, Matt 60 Andersen. Joette 114 Anderson, Blake 64 Anderson, Brian 55. 96. 177, 179, 155 Anderson, Cherie 114 Anderson, David 114. 155 Anderson, Denise 204 Anderson, Elizabeth 96. 103 Anderson, Lawrence 138. 146 Anderson, Leslie 138 Anderson, Richard 114 Anderson. Timothy 114 Anderson, Virginia 138 Anderson, Winna 96 Andresen, Julie 96 Andresen, Scott 16. 64. 180. 181, 197 Angel. Sandra 96, 176 Angell, Bruce 64 Applegate. Richard 96 Appleman, Shelagh 65. 166 Applequist, Christopher 65. 199 Applequist, Deborah 65 Appelquist, Julie 114. 191. 195. 46 Appelquist, Mario 114. 197 Archie. Billy 114 Armstrong, Charles 136. 138 Armstrong. Dean 96. 136. 163. 188, 155 Armstrong. Virginia 61, 114. 123. 180, 188, 155 Armstrong, William 136. 138 Arp. Terry 96. 202 Atkinson, Douglas 96. 177. 179, 180. 45 Attwood. Dale 114. 155 Attwood. Jeffrey 96 Attwood, Laurie 65. 155 Ausdal. Robert 114 Averill. Curtis 114 Avery. Lavita 96. 177, 47 AVIATION 192 B Babers, Judy 65 Babers, Robert 96. 209 Bahnks, Beth 65. 155. 169. 173, 175. 180. 157 Bak, Aloysius 138 Baker, Cynthia 96 Baker, David 96 Baker. LaVerne 111 Baker, Leon 114. 32. 33 Baker, Linda Baker, Marcella 65. 46 Baker, Patricia Bakken, Bjorn 48. 65, 163, 190, 27 Balch, Cynthia 96 Ball, Walter 144 Ballard, Bonnie 138, 206. 207 Ballard, D ' Juang 114, 169. 173. 186, 46. 155 Ballard, Ronald 138 Balliu. Stephanie 114 Baltimore, Kenneth 96. 110 Baltimore, Tina 114 Banfield, Arthur 139 Banks. Brenda 114 Banks, Catherine 96. 202 Banks, Charles 11. 65. 181. 51 Banks. Joan 96, 155 Banks. William 114 Bannas, Eugene 65, 164. 169, 173. 177 Bannas, William 114, 164 Barbee. Andrew 114 Barber, Anthony 114 Barker. Durenda 114 Barker. Marty 114 Barnes. Charles 114 Barnes. Glory 128 Barnes, Randall 65 Barnett. Arnold 25, 114. 27 Barnett, David 96. 164. 168 Barnett. Diane 96. 205 Barr, Jeffrey 114. 45 Barrett. Jeri 96. 206 Bartlett, Martha 56. 57. 65. 184, 188. 157, 41 Bates. Roman 25. 114. 27 Batterson. Joyce 114 Baugh. Christine 114. 180 Baugh, Leon 21. 65 Bawmann, Bradley 96. 133. 159, 184, 188. 156, 155 Bayani, Sonbol 184, 187. 188. 190, 195. 46 Bean, Richard 65, 208. 50. 51. Beasley. Terri 114. 187. 155 Beason, Cynthia 96 Beason, Gloria 65 Beck, Stephen 96. 45 Becker, Cynthia 96 Becker, David 114 Becker, Shirley 145 Beckmann. Joyce 96. 46. 155 Beckmann. Marcia 114, 47. 155 Beckwith, Mark 96 BeDuhn, Jason 114, 155 Bell, Elizabeth 65 Bender, Tod 111 Benesh, Jeffrey 114 Bendfield, Bethann 65. 204 Bengston, Cathy 65 Benham, Deborah 66 Benham, Richard 25, 114, 27 Bennett, Angela 66. 177 Bennett. Vicki 96 Benson, Katina 96 Benson. Michael 54, 96, 27 Benson, Steve 66, 202 Bernal. Francis 96 Bemauer, Jeffrey 115 Bester, Carla 115 Bevill, John 139 Bibee, Amy 115, 158. 159. 188. 157, 47. 155 Bibee. Melinda 36, 96. 157. 46 Bierman, Jacqueline 96. 155 Bierman. Timothy 24. 25, 115 Biggs, Darrell 132 Biggs. Melissa 96. 155 Birch, Timothy 96 Birrell, John 48 115, 169. 173. 155. 45 Bishop, James 93 Bjorkman, Rose Ann 139. 148. 199 Black, Carl 25. 115 Black, Priscilla 128 Black, Regina 96. 205 Black, Sheri 96 Black. Robben 96 Bland. Jonathan 115 Bleuer, John 93 Bleuer. Michelle 97. 155 Bleyaert, Jody 60. 66 Blick, Mary 15. 66, 179. 180 Blomberg, Robert 97. 169. 173, 177 Bloom, David 139. 142 Bloom. Melvina 97 Bloom. Patrice 115 Bodenhamer. Lori 97 Boetje, James 66. 201 Boeye, Kimberly 115. 187. 188, 157 Boeye. Robert 97, 159 Bolden, Mary 115 Bolden, Peggy 66 Bolden. Samuel 97, 27 Bolton, Carlos 97 Bolton, Rhonda 66. 206. 207 Bonsall, Duane 21, 139. 44. 45 Booker. James 111 Booker, Jeffrey 115 Boosen. Terry 169. 170, 173 Bosworth, Douglas 97. 169. 173, 188, 195. 155 Bote. Glennis 97 Boussemaere. Laurie 97. 180. 186. 191. 195. 155 Bowen, Kenneth 97 Bower, Anthony 21. 66. 157. 44 Bower. Frank 25. 115 Bowes, Tim 66 Bowker, Vicki 61. 115. 169. 173 Bowman, M 139. 189 Bowser, Connie 97 Bowser, Janet 66. 204 Boyd, John 66. 184. 188. 195 Boyd, Joyce 66. 196. 206 Boyer. Karen 115 Bradford, C.R. 133. 135. 208 Bragg. Nickie 97 Bragg, Retina 115 Bragg, Rose 66, 204 Braid, Bridget 115, 175 176. 180 Brandmeyer, Mary 66 Brandmeyer. Theresa 115. 158. 188. 41 Braner, Connie 97 Braner, Lisa 115, 158. 187. 188, 195, 155 Brasmer, Cathy 97 Brasmer, Kimaly 66 Brauch, Ruth 139 Brick, Sarah 67, 203 Bristol, Cathy 115 Broemmer. Misty 97, 206 Brooks, Andretta 128 Brooks, Jacqueline Brooks, Mary 115, 171, 173. 180. 186 Brooks. Stefan 128 Brooks. Shelly 97. 206, 180 Brooks. Sherry 115, 177 Brooks, Terry 20, 21. 22, 67, 156 Brooks. William 115 Brolander, Sheryl 11 . 67. 133. 140, 154, 155. 156. 168. 169, 173, 175. 180, 188 Brower, Thomas 27, 115 Brown. Angela 97 Brown. Beverly 115 Brown, Kristine 115 Brown, Richard 21. 67, 155, 184. 157 Brown, Terrance 115, 158, 45 Brozovich, Jeffrey 115 Bruck, Andrew 67. 155, 164 Bruggeman, Beth Ann 67, 169. 173 Brugman, Jeffrey 115, 45 Brugman, Steven 67. 187. 156 Brutsche, Dottie 134 Bryant, Mary 93 Bryant. Mary 111 Bryant, Nancy 115 B.S.U. 196 Buchanan, Tracy 115, 169. 173 Buchman, Ronald 67, 200 Buckallew, Deborah 67 Budelier, Christopher 67 Bulens, James 111, 179. 187 Bullock, Charles 97 Burton, Pamela 97, 186 Bunch, Lisa 115 Bundy. Marvin 111 Bundy, Marvin 67 Burkert, Edna 145 Burkert. Kelly 116, 217 Burkert, Nancy 48. 67. 117. 157! 46 Burmeister, Ronald 116 Burrage, Wilbur 93 Burton, Vickie 116, 155 Bush. Diana 116, 41 Bush, Timothy 111 Butcher, Troy 67 Byrd, Angelia 116 C Cacari, James 97, 51 Cacari, Ron 67 Cady. Harland 116 Cain. John 97 Caldwell. Daphme 116, 126 Caldwell. Elizabeth 97, 192. 195 CAMARA CLUB 191 Camillo, Carol 67 Campbell. Kevin 97, 180. 186. 191. 195, 155 Campbell, Linda 140. 147 Campbell. William 128 CAMPUS LIFE 197 Caras, Karen 56. 57. 67. 155, 158. 159. 184. 187. 188. 157 Carbes, Howard 134 Carbone, Rita 145 Carlson, Jane 97. 171, 173. 176. 177 Carlson. Julie 97 Carlson, Beth 97. HO. 187. 155 Carlson, Deanna 116, 169. 218 Index 173. 46 Carlson, Velda 67. 180. 187, 195 Carmichael. Todd 116 Carothers. Bonnie 116 Carpentier. Rhonda 5. 61. 116. 184. 155 Carper, Michele 67, 204 Carper. Regina 97. 155 Carr, Tammy 116 Carroll, Jack 140, 50 Carroll. Vernan 116 Carsell, Jon 116 Carsell, Larraine 134 Carstens, Craig 68. 51 Carstens. Jeffrey 97 Carter, Kimberly 97. 187, 190 Caruso. Bianca 116 Carver, Melva 68. 199 Carver, Ronald 68. 203 Castillo. Francisco 97 Castle. Terrina 97. 108. 187, 190. 155 Cather, David 25. 116 Caudill, Phil 134 Chamberlain, Robert 97, 168, 169. 170, 173. 175 Chambers, Danielle 68. 208 Chambers, Lori 68. 155, 166. 40. 41 Chambers. Melissa 116. 41 Chandler, Tina 68, 203 Charles. Jay 111 Charleston, Carol 56. 57. 68. 155, 188 Chatman, Timothy 97 Chesling, Christine 60, 97 Chesting, David 68. 51 CHESS TEAM 164 Childers. Deena 116, 188 Chisholm, Res 111 Christensen, Karen 68. 158. 159. 184. 187, 188. 195 Christensen. Randy 97 Christenson, Dean 140 Christenson. Linette 116 Christianson. Terry 116 Christie. Sheri 116. 169. 173 Clard. John 116 Clark, Ben 140 Clark. Elizabeth 97. 117, 180 Clark. Howard 128 Clark, James 111, 45 Clark, Kelly 97, 198 Clark, Matthew 93 Clark, Ralph 140 Clark, Steve 132 Claude. Luella 116. 46 Clauson, Timothy 97 Clay, Eileen 93 Clay. Shirley 116 Clay. Wayland 116. 33 Clemann. Brian 116, 191. 195, 197 Clemann. Timothy 97. 103, 191, 194. 195 Clemans. Denise 116 Clevenger. Mona 116 Cline. David 97. 192 Cloniger, Virginia 145 Coffey, Rickey 93 Cohen, Gregory 54, 55. 116 Coin, Christine 56. 97. 157 Cole. Carla 116. 171, 173. 180 Cole. Christal 97 Cole, Debra 68 Cole. Jerome 116 Cole, Lisa 68. 180, 199. 46 Cole Lori 111, 169. 173, 195 Cole. Michael 116 Collins. Felicia 97 Collins. Gordon 116. 164 Collins, Greg 68 Collinson, Lisa 98, 159, 188 Combs, Patricia 68 Concepcion, Joseph 68. 190 Congdon, Brian 68. 184. 188 Congdon, Lisa 116, 173. 180. 46 Congdon, John 98 Comcella, Roberto 116. 169. 173 Conklin, Raymond 116 Conklin, Ricky 98 Conrad, Eleanor 140 Cook. Donald 98 Cook, Julie Cook, Laura 116 Coons. Vicki 117. 197 Coster. James 98. 155. 45 Cotton, Kathleen 68 Cotton. Laura 98. 177 Cotton. Theodore 117. 33 Cox. Mark 98 Cralle, Joanne 98 Crawford, Tyrun 68 CRIER (PRINTING) 165 CRIER (1st Semester) 166 CRIER (2nd Semester) 167 Crooks. Pamela 117 Crow, Scot 117 Crowe. Kimberly 117 Crowe, Michael 68. 184, 188. 189. 27 Crowe, Randy 93. 199 Crum, Julie 69. 201 Crum. Robbie 21, 98 Cullison, Linda 69. 187 Cullor. Imberly 206 Cunningham, Cynthia 117, 46 Culp. Norma 117 Cutler. Martin 117. 163. 164, 155 CWT 200 D Dahlin. Rezann 117, 174, 175. 46. 155 Dailey. Patrick 117, 27 Dailey, Tracy 69 Dailing. Christine 117 Damewood, Mark 111 Dang. Nguoi Van 98 Daniels, Scott 98. 209 Danielson. Robert 98 Darby. Michael 21, 22. 117, 32. 33 Darwin, Mark 69 Dasso. Kenneth 98 Dasso, Kurtiss 69 Dasso. Laurie 117 Dasso. Mark 117 Dasso. Phillip 98. 200 Davidson, Tamara 117, 176 Davidson, Tina 98 Davie, Nellie 140 Davis, Cindy 117 Davis, Debra 117, 47 Davis, Dennis 93 Davis. Jeanie 98 Davis, Kent 117 Davis, Phyllis 69 Daw. Brian 98. 168, 169. 170, 173 Dawkins. Krista 117 Dawkins, Stephanie 69 Day, Cheri 117 DE 202. 203 Dean, Michael 117 Debusschere, Tammy 69 Debuysere. Christine 117 Decker, Cathy 56. 98. 46. 155 DeCoster. Laura 117 Defauw, Donna 134 Defauw, Tamara 98. 46 Deitrich. Kevin 98 DeJesus, Celia 69. 187. 190 Dembour, Joelle 56. 57. 69 186. 187, 188 190. 46 Demeyer, Gary 69 Denney. Richard 98, 157, 39 Dennis, Douglas 69 Dennis, Phillip 140 148. 190 Depaepe. William 98. 168. 169, 170. 173 Depron, lone 134 Derry, Tina 117 Deschepper, Lori 117, 171, 173 DeSmet,, Scott 98. 192 DeSmet, Ton 58 DeTaeye, Don 141 Devinney. Don 141. 203 DeWitte Christine 117. 169. 173 Dexter. Lori 98 Dhamers. Randy 98. 189. 190, 45 Diaz. Enrique 21. 98. 26 Dickerson. Alphonso 117 Dickerson, Carolyn 111, 208 Dickerson, Theodore 141 Dieterich, Lori 69. 207 Dietsch, Karen 98 Dill, Towanda 111 Dilley. David 117 Dingeldein, Paul 69 Dillingham, Lee 111 Dirck, Kerry 69 Dismer, Jeffrey 58. 69. 155 Dixon, Joyce 117 Dixon, Patricia 69. 200 Dixon, Raymond 98 Dixon, Tanya 111 DO 201 Doeckel. Steven 128 Dohrer, Gary 117 Donaldson, Kemberly 111 Donelson, Glen 69. 209 Donelson. Harvey 111, 45 Donelson, Robert 117, 32. 33 Donnely, Lori 70. 207 Donnelly. Tomothy 117 Dooley. Harold 98 Dorian. Vvette 98 Dorman, James 54. 55. 70. 202 Douglas, Karen 70 Dorward. Bruce 98 Dorward. Jenny 117 Douglas. Terry 111 Dowell, Michael 98 Downey. Danha 128 Downey. William 93 Downing, Pam 70 Downing. Timothy 117 Draayer, Dale 117 DRAMA 180. 181 Drovesky, Shawn 70 Drovesky, Thomas 93 Druhl, Julie 117. 186. 46. 155 Dryoel, Danny 98 Dryoel. Diana 117, 180 Droel. Kim 98 Dunigan, Angelia 70. 207 Dumgan. Myra 117 Dunlap, Margaret 134 Dupont, Michael 70. 155. 163. 169. 173. 184 Durey. Laura 117, 168 169, 170. 173 Dutler. Bonnie 117 Dutler, Scott 70. 192, 194, 195 E Easley. Christine 98. 189 Eberts, Ernest 70 ECHO 205 Eckermann, Brabara 70 Eckhardt. Julie 117, 46 Eckhardt, Michael 70 Eckles, Mark 117 Edell, Deborah 117 Edmondson. Judy 117. 188 Edwards, Donna 70. 207 Edwards, Harold 117 Edwards, Susan 70. 155, 160. 161, 166. 167, 184. 154, 215 Egan, Robert 98. 155 Eggleson, Karen 56. 57. 155. 160. 163. 184. 188 191, 195, 156, 214 Ehlers. Katherine 141 Eliason, Karl 70. 197 Eliason, Kent 70. 155. 164 197 Ellinwood, Dawn 70 Elliott, Douglas 98 Elliott. Nancy 98. 155 Elliott, Randy 117 Ellis. Christopher 98 Ellis, Joyce 70 Ellis. Patrcia 98. 159 Elmore. Melody 98 Ely. John 98. 51 Ely, Marguerite 98, 200 Emerson,Benny 98 Engel, Julie 71. 155 Engh. Randall 111 English, Allen 117 Engman. Piper 98. 180 Engstrom, Mark 71 Engstrom, Curtis 71. 192. 194. 195. 197 Enstrom. David 55. 117 Entler. Michelle 111 Erickson, Dawn 98. 187 Erickson, Gary Erickson. Mark 117 Erickson, Scott Erickson. William 117 Ervin, Kathy 128, 176 Estell. James 117 Estell. Wanda 98. 176 EsterLein, James 117 Eston. Loretta 98. 205. 46 Etheridge. Theresa 98. 46 Euell. Cora 117 Euell, Letha 208 Evans. Jennifer 71. 167 Ewing. Jacqueline 71. 208 Exell. Letha 111 F Fackel. Kelly 56. 57 Faigen, Leon 117 Faigen, Rogene 141, 143 Farmer, Kevin 111, 168. 169, 173 Farrance, Sherri 98. 197 Farrar. Valerie 61. 117 184 Feith, Jeffrey 71 Feith, Jeffrey 111 Feldhan. Jeffrey 25 Ferm, Barry 9. 71, 165. 169. 171. 173. 45 Fessler, Frank 141 Fields, Billie Sue 141 Fields, Michael 71 Fleming, Kristyl 117, 47 Flowers, Ruby 134 Foehrkolb, Nancy 71 Foley. Rusty 99 Forbes, Betty 145 Forbes. Thomas 99. 165 Ford. Debbie 117 Ford. Kevin 117. 169. 173. 186. 197 Ford, Lisa 71, 205 Ford, Sally 71 Fordham. Bart 117 Forest, Julie 71, 169. 171, 173. 206. 207 Forranti. Anthony 128 Forward, Lyle 132 Foster. Gregory 99 Foster, Jeanie 71. 204 Foster, Keith 99 Foulks. Elisha 99. 196, 205 Foulks. Kevin 25. 118. 196 Fout, Cynthia 71 Fout. Jeffrey 99. 192 Fout. Joseph 118 Fowler, Bryan 99. 168. 171. 173, 174, 175. 176. 177 Fowler. Steven 99. 168. 170. 173, 175 Fox. Linda 118 Foy, Penny 71. 155. 187, 190 Francis. Eugene 118 Frank, Douglas 71, 192. 157 Frank. Roger 118 Franks. JoAnn 118. 46 Franz, Douglas 11. 21. 23. 72. 155, 158. 184. 188. Index 219 50, 51 Fredricksen. Fred 141. 148, 39. 41 Fredrickson, Sue 72 Freelove, Scott 99, 167 Freeman, Grant 128 Freeman, Philip 99. 107, 140 Frees, Lisa 72 FRENCH 188 French, Damita 118 Fries. Lori 111 Fries, Lori 72 Frink, James 118 Fritts, Susan 72,155. 169, 173, 175 Fuller, Eugene J. 72. 163, 168, 191. 195, 197 Fuller. Floretta 99 Fuller, James 117 Fussel, Thomas 118, 168, 169. 173 G Gailbraith. Becky 99. 201, 180 Galex, Debra 56. 99. 177, 180, 187 Galley, Nancy 72. 155, 192. 195, 156. 40, 41 Galusha, Stephen 99. 165. 173, 177, 191, 192. 195. 197 Gannon, Thomas 21. 99. 155 Gardner, Linda 72 Garland. Del Ray 118 Garrard. Terry 118 Garrard, Tony 21, 23. 72, 209. 28 Garrison, Diana 72 Garrison. Eric 99. 188 Garza. Arturo 118, 173 Garza, Hugo 169 Gasa. George 118 Gaylord, Cindy 118 Gehn, Christina 118 Geiger, Paul 72 Genz, Dina 72 Genz. Robert 118 George. Phillip 111 Geramanis, Virginia 99. 108. 188 Gerber, Don 11 , 21. 53. 72, 199. 157, 26. 27 Gerber, Walter 53. 142. 26. 27 GERMAN 189 Ghys, Angela 72, 204 Gibbs. Mark 128. 45 Gibeau. Bruco 118 Gill, Leslie 111 Gill, Leslie 72 Gillette, Marie 137, 139. 142 Gilliam, Jean 118, 187, 157, 155, 41 Gipe, Doug 93 Glenn, Terrie 99 Gluck, Julie 99 Gold, Alisa 72. 187, 195 Gold. Barry 99. 180, 186 Goldberg, Craig 99 Goldberg, Terri 72 Golden, Elizabeth 72, 166, 156 Golden, Seymour 132 Gonzales, Fredrick 118 Gonzales, Michelle 73 Goold. Kelly 61. 118. 169. 173. 175 Gordon. Jeffrey 128 Gorgal, Alan 21, 133, 50 Gottwalt, Brian 48. 99. 157. 45 Grabau, Brian 73. 169, 173 Graham, Donna 118. 46 Graham, Mary 73. 187, 190, 192 Grahlman, Jan 132 Grant. Willie 99. 28 Graves, Curtis 118. 155 Graves, Laura 111. 46 Grawe, Julie 73. 204 Grawe, Robert 118. 45 Gray, Shirley 128 Green. Derek 111 Green, Karen 118 Green, Kristine 118 Green, Thomas 73 Greene. Viki 118 Greenman. Janme 118 Greenman. Raymond 118, 169. 173 Greenwood, Kim 73. 180, 46 Greer, John D. 73. 167, 157, 44. 45 Gremmels. Dennis 118 Griffin, Kimberly 118 Griffin, Robert 111 Griffith, Todd 73. 26. 27 Griffiths, Elizabeth 111 Griffiths, Richard 73 Groothaert, Cindy 106 Gross. Cathy 99. 205 Gross, Patti 73. 198 Grossell. Elizabeth 99. 47 Guldenzopf, Larry 73 Guldenzopf, Mary 17, 73. 190 Gulick, Billy 73 Guhck, Robert 118 Gunter, Randell 73. 184. 157, 50. 51 Gustafson, Deborah 73. 206. 207 Gustafson, William 48. 99. 157. 45 Gutting, Jacqueline 73 Guy. Kenneth 128 Guy. Tina 99. 196 H Hafeman, Linda Hall. Michael 118 Hall. Shannon 118 Hall. Sherry 99. 190 Hamilton, Jan 73 Hamilton, Kenneth 99. 195 Hamilton, Susan 118 Hamilton, William 118 Hamlin, Robin 118 Hamrick, Roy73. 197 Hancock, Scott 74 Hance, Daniel? 1, 74 Handley. Susan 74 Hankins, Susan 74 Hanna, Tim 74 Hannah, Stacey 99. 200 Hannon, Arlie 134 Hansen, Suzanne 74 Hanshaw, Marc 74 Hanson. James 118 Hanson, Lisa 74 Hanson, Thonda 118 Hanson, Roxanne 74 Hanson, Russell 74 199. 200 Hardin, Michael 21, 74 184. 199 Harding, Darrell 118 Harding, Julie 99 Hare. Linda 128 Hare. Nellie 111 Harmon, Keith 118 Harmon, Letha 118 Harrelson, Terrance 93. 164 Harrington, Rhonda 99 Harrington. Tamra 118 Harris. Timothy 118 Harris. Cynthia 118 Harris, La Jean 93 Harris. Michelle 118, 173. 175. 180. 186. 187, 197 Harrison. Scott 118. 168. 170 Harris. Willie 99 Hart, Ruth 142 Hart. Terri 99. 186. 190. 195, 157, 47. 155 Hartfield, Ron 118 Harvey. Bradley 128 Hathaway. Christine 99. 108, 180, 187, 190. 155 Hawkins. Christopher 99 Hawkinson, Dennis 142, 165 Hayden. Jacqueline 118 Hayden, Jeffrey 118 Hayden, Joe Ann 99. 46 Hayes, Jeri 74 Hayes. Lori 118 Haymon, Ralph 119 Hanes. Martin 128 Haynes. Scott 191, 195 Hayslett. Guy 99 Headley, James 99. 155 Heard, Shirley 93 Hearn. Kenneth 25, 119 Heber. Jack 99. 168. 192 Hefter, Lisa 119, 46 Hegg, Hollis 142 Hegg. Lisa 119. 197, 155. 41 Heggen, Lamona 134 Heggen, Randall 74 Heim, Debra 99. 205 Heim. Tammy 119, 164 Heitz, John 74. 200 Heller, Charles 74, 197 Heller, Christopher 93. 197 Hednerson, Aubrey 111 Henderson, Ava 111 Henderson, Victial 128 Hendren, Kelly Hendren, Nora 99. 179 Henneman. Mark 99. 186, 195. 155 Henning, Kathy 74. 47 Henry, Deloris 142 Hensley, Dennis 17, 74. 177, 179. 187 Henson, Marilyn 145 Henson, Mickie 74, 165. 167 Herbert, Rick 119 Herman, Margie 75. 180. 181 Herr, Gary 75 Herrera. Delia 119 Herrera, Michael 142 Herrera, Xochtl 75. 155 Hesser, Scott 119 Hester. Curtis 100. 209 Hester, Gail 75. 208 Hexamer, Jeffrey 100 Hexamer. Katrina 119 Hickman, Bonita 119 Hickman, Gregory 75. 157. 27 Hickman. Vicky 100 Hicks. Darryl 119 Hiebert. Cindy 119 Hill, Dennis 75. 199 Hill, Randall 75. 200 Hill, Sandra 93 Hill. Vincent 128. 32, 33 Hillsamer, Nancy 75 Hillsamer, Robert 119 Hillyer. John 119. 33 Hinds, Joseph 119 Hinds, Melodie 177 HO 204 Hoben. Lisa 100. 169. 173, 155 Hocker. Brian 119 Hocker. Robin 119, 171, 173 Hocker. Scott 189 Hodges, Victoria 75, 207 Hoefle, Fred 93 Hoegerl, Donna 100 Hoing, Bobbie 75 Hoing, Theresa 61. 119. 180 Holcomb, David 142 Holland. Guenther 119 Holland, Kim 119, 196, 47 Hollars, Alfred 93 Hollett, Keith 100. 45 Holmberg. Teresa 100 Holmberg, Leonard 143 Holton, Kelly 128 Holtz. Barbara 119 HONORS 156. 157. 154. 155 Hoover, Kim 75 Hopley. Sheryl 100. 198 Hopson, Dr. James 132 Horice, Robert 100, 198 Hornback, Phyllis 119. 164. 180 Horton, Jay 119 Horton, Jill 75 Hoskins, Earnice 75 Hoskins, Marilyn 75 Hoss, Kelly 100 Hostotter. Christopher 119 Housby, Dennis 100 Housby, Therese 75, 204 Houston, R 100 Hovey, Kris 119 Howard. Mark 119 Howell. Cynthia 100 Howell. Logan 100. 155 Howell, Lyle 75. 192. 197 Howell. Sharon 119. 155 Howie. Todd 119 Howie, Tracy 56. 57, 75 Hozak, Alesia 119, 155 Huber, Carrie 177 Hudson. Lisa 100. 205 Hudson, Marian 100 Hudson, Naomi 76. 206 Hudson. Nathaniel 119. 33 Hudson, Rich 76 Huff, Camille 76 Huffstedtler. Marlin 111 Hugaert. Jeffrey 100 Hughes. Linda 119 Huisman, Patricia 119. 168. 169, 170, 173 Hull. Pamela 100 Hultgren, Perry 100. 168. 169, 170, 173, 175 Humphrey. Brian 100. 195 Hunecke, Brian 111, 177, 179, 180. 181. 189 Hunt. Kevin 119 Huntley, David 100, 201 Huntley, Michael 76 Hurlbutt. Maureen 100, 169. 173, 175. 186. 46. 155 Hurry, Chris 128 Hurry, Karen 119 Hurt, Andrea 76. 209 Hurt. David 119 Hynd. Julie 119. 176. 41 I Inglehart, Amy 15. 76. 160. 195 Inglehart, Annette 145 Inch, Robin 36, 100. 47 Inman, Troy 100 Inman, Tyray 76. 165, 169, 173. 191. 195 Isreal, Jeremiah 119 Iverson, Christopher 100. 39. 28 Iverson, Eric 76, 38. 39 Ivory. Cheryl 100 J Jacks Colleen 119 Jacks, Todd 76 Jackson, Anna 135 Jackson. Brenda 119 Jackson, Mark 93 Jackson, Michael 93. 197 Jackson, Raymond 119 Jackson, Reginald 100 Jackson, Roselle 134 Jacobs. Jane 119 James. Jennifer 100 Janecke. Cindy 119, 180, 155 Janecke, Jerry 143 Jansen, , John 76. 195, 38, 39 Janssen, Thomas 75 Janson, James 120 Jawoisz, John76, 197. 51 Jech, Jeffrey 93 Jefferson, Lorrie 111 Jeffery, Mary 111 Jenkins, Clara 133 Jenkins, Denise 100. 159. 46 Jenkins. James 120 Jenkins, Tammy 128 220 Index Jennings. Charlene 100 Jennings,Dawn 120 Jensen, Robert 76. 184. 188. 189. 105 Jett, Reginald 76. 208 Jett. Richard 120. 33 Jinks. Kristine 128 Johnson, Alan 93. 164. 195, 45 Johnson.Bonnie 100 Johnson, Brenda lOOF Johnson, Cassandra 76. 198 Johnson. Darrell 100 200 Johnson. David 120 Johnson, Elihue 93 Johnson, Felecia 100. 168. 169, 170, 173 Johnson. Fred 111 Johnson, Hugh 21. 149 Johnson, James 93. 200 Johnson, Jeannine 76 Johnson, Jeffrey 77 184 Johnson, Julie 77 Johnson. Julie 120 Johnson, , Ken 143 Johnson. Kim 100 Johnson. Kimberly 77, 200 Johnson. Laurie 120, 169. Johnson. Lawrence 120 Johnson, Lenard 77. 208 Johnson. Le Roy 120 Johnson. Linda 120 Johnson. Linda S. 100 Johnson, Lisa 77. 209 Johnson, Margorie 143 Johnson, Mark 77 Johnson. Matthew 77 Johnson, Michael 100, 110 Johnson, Michelle 120 Johnson, Sally 77, 198 Johnson, Steven 93 Johnson, Troy 100. 186 Johnson, Vivian 143, 196 Johnston, Carolyn 77 Johnston, Jeanine 128 Johnston. Thomas 100, 51 Johnstone. James 143, 39. 40, 41, 43 Jones. David 120 Jones. Dion 100. 200 Jones, Eddie Jones, Hazel 134 Jones. Kenneth 120 Jones. Kerry 21. 100, 27 Jones, Marjorie 143 Jones, Ruth 139, 143 Jones, Victor 111 Jung, Eun Joo 129. 158. 159 JR. CHIEFS K Kallenback, Patrick 120 Kammerer, Connie 120 Kanishu, Timothyl32 Kannenberg, David 100, 189. 155 Karlix, Kathleen77. 199 Karzin. Kenden 128. 191. 195 Karzmk, David 100 Kean, Kathi 189. 60. 100. 160. 46 Keim. Jon 100 165 Kehl. Gecalynn 120 41 r ‘ Kelly. Brandon77. 168. 169 171, 173 Kelly. Wendy 120. 171 173. 46 Kelley, Lisa 120. 176 Kelley. Tracy 25. 120 Kemp, Kirk 77 Kennedy, Jerold 100 Kent. Kriss 111, 165 Kent, Rickey 77, 165, 192 Kepart. Carol 100 Kerr. Joanie 100 Kerres. Lynn 101 Kerres. Steven 25. 120. 27 Kessler, Roger J. 132 Kester, Ann 120 KEY CLUB 184 Kieffer, Lori 77. 184, 188, 41 Kilgard. Holly 120. 47 Kimbol. Julie 120 Kimmms. Andre 120 Kincaid, John77 Kindschyn. Mary77, 180 King. Christina 101. 192, 195 King. Julie 120, 175. 155 King, Robin 101. 41 King. William77 Kinnan. Katrina 77 Kinnan, Robert 120. 169. 173. 176 Kirby. Vicki 120 Kirzeder. Christine 120. 188 Kittleson. Paul 120 Klatt. John 120. 164, 176. 177, 155 Klatt. Richard 140 144 Klmkenberg, Kerry 111 Klmgbiel. Michael 25. 55, 120, 163 Kloster, 100. 205 Kludy. Kimberly 101, 173, 47 Kludy, Mark78 209 Knapp, Sandie 101 Knodet. Robin 120 Knox, John 78. 50, 51 Koehler. Christopher 101, 169, 173 Koehler. Philip 101 Koseter. Kari 101 Kohl, Kenneth 93 Kolinchinsky. Wendy 120, 187, 188 Kolls. Todd 120 Kosowski. Laurie 120 Kotecki. David 101 Kotecki, Kevin 120, 188. 155 Kovacs, Lucia 56, 57, 78. 155. 184. 188 Kovtiz. Robert 101, 155 Kraklow, Gary 111 Krakovec, Laura 120, 155, 41 Karklow. Trevor 101 Kuenning. Mary 101, 189 Kuenning. Paul 120 Kuhn, Marilyn 144 Kulp. Michele 120, 176, 155 Kunkel, Jeffrey 101 Kunzie. James 128 Kutsunis, Angela 56, 57, 78, 155. 184. 195, 157 L La May. James 101 Lampkin, Glen 78. 196. 199 Landrith. Pattie 120 Lange, Marcia 144 Lange. Margaret 140 Langel, James 101 Langston. Faron 101 Lannoo. Cheryl 120. 155 Lardner, Peter 78. 38 Lard Dennis 101 Larson, Christopher 25. 120, 45 Lawhorn, Virginia 78. 155. 169. 173 Lawson, Larry 101 Lawyer, Crystal 78 Layer, Katherine 60. 78. 155. 167, 188. 197 Lear. Lori 101. 169. 173 Leckbee. Katherine 120, 176 Lee. Angela 121 Lee, Michael 101 Lee. Michael 128 Lefstein, Mindy 78. 155, 166, 187 Leigh, Daniece 78. 141, 177, 187, 197 Leisure, Dale 78 Lemkau, Marcia 121, 155 Lenz, Thomas 121 Leonard, Thomas 93 Lerch. Pernell 155 Levin Lynn 78. 180. 195 Levin, Sheryl 121, 169. 173, 155 Lesher, Kelly 101, 187 Lesley. Susan 101 Lewis. Flemming 128 Lewis. Jason 101. 51 Lewis, Lester Lewison.Lori 101 Lewison, Terry 121 Liboy, Eric 93 Liebus, Gaylene 121, 171, 173. 180. 46 Light, Mary 78 Light. Mary 101. 202 Light, Teena 101 Linn. Shelly 120, 121, 158. 180. 186. 155 Little. Marshall 121. 169. 173. 45 Livengood, Lynn 78. 166, 202, 203 Livingston, Eric 21, 101, 27 Livingston. Erron 21, 101. 27 Lizdas. Melissa 101. 189, 190, 155 Lizdas, Penny 78. 155, 166. 167. 180. 186. 190. 156. 154 Lofdahl, Patricia 101 Lofgren, Susan 101 Logdson, Gregory 25. 128 Lomas. Rory 121 Lomas, Scott 78 Long. Anthony 25, 121 Long. Daniel 111 Long, Daniel 121 Long. Jacqueline 101 Long, Lori 36. 37. 121. 47 Long. Michael 101.28 Long, Terry 78 Looney. Fonda 121, 187 Looney, Harold 79. 187, 196 Lopez, Maria 79. 187 Louis. Eddie 121 Love. Denise 121 Love, Mary 11. 15, 60. 79. 158, 159. 184. 187. 188. 157 Love. Robert 184, 188 | Lovett. Brenda 79 Luckenbihl, Thomas 79 Luckey. Deborah 121 Luckey. Jeanette 101 Luckey. Michael 101 Luckey, Terri 121 Luloff. Craig 101 Luloff, Rebecca 79 Luna, Adolfo 121 Lundgren, Pamela 128 Lundholm, Susan 79. 177 Lundquist. Randy 121 Lundy, Barbara 79 Lundy. Lori 101 Lundy. Pamela 101, 47 Luttrell. Daniel 121 Lynch. Anita 121 Lynch, Gerald 79 Lyon. Marshall 101. 165. 169. 173 Lyon, Mitch 79 Me McBride. Angela 101. 19 McCann. Anthony 101 McCann. Jeffrey 121. 45 McCann,Samuel 144 McCann, Sandra 79 171. 173, 187. 190. 191. 195 McCart. Anne 99. 101. 186. 191, 195, 46. 155 151 McCaw, Debra 101 McChee. Michael McClary, Glenda 93 McClary. Marta 121 McCleary, Patrick 25. 121, 188 McClendon, Barbara 80. 206, 207 McCombs, Corky 134 McCorkle, Deborah 80 McCormick, Marcella 134 McCormick. Thomas 101 McCormick, Sally 80 McCoy, Dolly 80 McCoy. Dolley 111, 203 McDaniel. Dawn 121. 168 McDaniel, Denise 10, 80, 158, 177. 179. 180. 46 McDaniel, Flossie 121 McDaniel. Jerri 111 McDaniel. Joseph 121 McDaniel, Kay 93 McDonald, Bradley 121 McElrath. Phyllis 111 McFall. Lauri 111 McFarland, Kathy 80. 204 McFarland. Scott 25. 121 McGee. Charles 121 McGinnis, Denise 101 McGuire. Jon 101. 159 Mclntire. Lucinda 111 McKamey. Mark 80 51 McKee, George 80 McKinley. Scott 121 Mckmley. Steven 122 McKinley, Donald 93 McKinney, Janet 36. 122 McKinney, Joy 36. 80 McKinney. Tammy 122 McKittrick. Brenda 101 McKinney, Patricia 80. 202 McKnight, Crystal 80. 169. 173, 180 McKnight. Ginger 122. 173 McKnight. ffmothy 122, 169. 171, 173 McLaughlin, Florence 137. 144. .204 McLaughlin, Ian 54. 55, 122, 157, 155 McMaster, Georg 144 McNamara, Gregory 122 McNamara, Hallie 4. 80. 184. 188. 195 W? McNamara. Sarah 56. 57. 80. 188. 41 McNair, Michael 102 McQueen,JLarry 122 McQueen. Mark 122 M Madden, Glenda 70 Madison. Lauretha 102 Magadan, Arturo 122 Maggio, Johnna 79, 167 Mahanes. Rebecca 122. 169. 173, 186 Maki. Denise 122 Malcolm, Eugene 144 Malm, Douglas 122 Maltby. Lora 122 1 Maltby, Russell 14 79 Manary. Douglas 122 «j| Mandel. Marvin 25. 122 Manley. Kenton 122 Manley. Lome 102 Manuel. Donna 102 Marble. Mindy 122 Markland, Jitana 102 Marksbury, Leesa 111 Marquis. Timothy 102 f Martel. Luc 122 Martin, Allison 79. 171. 173 Martin, Calvin 122 Martin, Donald 111 Martin. Frank 122 Martin, Galvin Martin. Jennifer 102. 197 Martin. Joan 102. 177 Martin. Judy 102. 169. 173. 180 Martin. Mert 122, 168 Martin, Michael 122 Martin, Robert 102, 165 Martin, Steve 102 Martin, Steven 128 Martinez, Hortense 144 Martinez. Mitch 25. 122, 188, 32, 33 Martinez, Mary 79. 158. 187. 190, 157. 39 Mason. Crystal 122 Mates. Ricky 111 Index 221 Mattson. Russell 122 Maurus, Robert 141 144 177. 179 Mayfield. Joseph 128 Maynard. Kristine 122 Maynard. Wendy 102. 155 Maxwell. Kevin 79 Meadows, Mark 80. 157. 44. 45 Meadows. Michele 122 Meagher, Lindsay 80 Means. Bryan 111 Means. Walter 128 Measels. Russell 128 Meeker, James 80. 191. 195 Meincke, Ellen 102. 186. 195 Mejia. Adalberta 102 Mejia, Anthony 128 Mejia. Margie 80. 203 Melaas, Kristine 56. 57. 80. 155. 184. 188. 195. 157 Melton, Brenda 60. 81. 160. 162. 197. 46 Mendoza. Dorine 128 Mendoza. Jeffrey 21. 102 Mendoza, Reginald 81. 51 Metcalf. Chiryl 122 Metcalf, Melanie 102. 169. 173. 175. 155 Metcalf, Sherry 81 Meyer, Susan 81 Meyers, Brian 102. 165 Meyers, Jeffrey 25 Meyers. Randy 122 Meyers. Shelley 119. 122. 175 Meyers. Steven 102, 27 Meyers. Timothy 102 Michalke, Rachel 81 Mickeal. Gloria 102 Michelson, Donald 145 Miers, Debby 81. 155. 184. 187 Miers. Douglas 102. 188 Miers. Michael 21. 81. 184. 188. 157. 51 Miers. Sherry 122. 188 Milam. Franco 102, 209 Miles. Kirk 102 Miles. Michael 102 Miles. Robin 122. 164 Millbrook, Linda Millbrook. Marvin 102 Millen, Karen Miller. Antoinette 122 Miller, Brian 81. 208 Miller. Carlos 102 Miller. Charlie 128 Miller, Clifford 102 Miller, Daniel 81, 167, 168 Miller. Deborah 122. 170. 173 Miller. Deborah 102. 180 Miller. Hilton 128 Miller, Jenny 81. 155, 158. 184, 188. 189 Miller. Jody 81 Miller. Kevin 122 Miller. Kristine 122, 169. 173 Miller. Lori 56. 122 Miller, Marvin 81 Miller, Michael 81 Miller. Milton 102 Miller. Rich 122 Miller. Stacy 102. 188 Miller Todd 20. 21. 23. 81. 156. 50. 51. 28 Miller. Warren 102 Millwood. Daphne 82 Milofchik. Lisa 122 Milton, Arthur 136. 145, 164 Minarsich. Jon 122 Minick. Brent 122 Minick, Doreen 81 Mirr. Diane 61. 120. 122, 158. 159. 180. 184. 189. 155 Mirr, Pamela 81. 155, 169. 173. 175. 179. 180 Mitchell. Renee 102, 155 Mitchell. Rick 122 Mohlenbruck, Dwineice 81 Mohr, Richard 81 Moller, Melissa 82. 204 Moller. Michael 102 Montgomery, Bradley 82 Montgomery, Debbie 82. 160. 161. 167. 154 Montgomery, Rick 82. 177, 197 Moore. Jerry 25. 123 Moore, Michael 21. 23. 82. 50. 51 Moore. Patricia 123, 176 Moran. Laurie 123, 188, 46 Moran, Michael 54. 55. 82. 158. 167. 182. 184. 188. 156. 157 Morehead. Debra 102. 47 Morgan. Brenda 123, 187. 46. 155 Morgan. Jeffrey 123 Morgan, Katherine 82 Morgan, Richard 82. 199 Morgan, Susan 32 Morgan, Thomas 21. 82. 156. 157 Moritz. Stacey 102 Morrison. David 82. 157, 50 Morrison. Diane 60. 102 Morrison. Larry 102 Morrison, Michael 82. 155 Morrison, Micheal 123 Morrow. Barbara 111 Morrow. Darryl 102. 198 Morrow, Denise 82. 207 Morrow. Vavern 123 Morton, Dennis 82 Mosenfelder, Leanne 82. 166, 188. 47 Moser, James 82. 155 Moser. Leonard 123 Moser, Richard 82 Moskaloff, Kenneth 111 Moskowitz, Samuel 83. 160, 162, 154, 156 Moss, Mark 83 Mott. Susan 123. 169. 173 Motz. Elizabeth 102. 180. 187, 190. 195 Motz. Robert 145 Moyes, John 11, 83. 184. 188. 197. 157. 27 Mowery. Todd 102. 201 Mueller. Faith 102. 205 Mulenberg. Micheal 123 Mulkey. Karina 102. 209 Mulvey. Julie 102, 46 Munday. Sue Ann 123 Munson. Faith 123, 168 Munson, Timothy 48. 83. 177, 179. 197, 157 Murga. Victor 123 Murphy. Barbara 102 Murphy, Brian 83. 204, 27 Murphy. Dennis 111. 197 Murphy. Edina 123 Murphy, James 83. 155 Murphy, John 10. 132 Murphy. Kelly 111 Murphy, Sharon 158. 123 Murphy, Steve 25 Murray. Laura 102 Murray, Pamela 83 Murrens, Anita 132 Muscovalley, Reseda 83. 206 Muskovalley, Robin 83. 199 Murrens, Leigh 102 Myers, Brenda 103 Myers, Carol 83 Myers. Crystal 123 Myers, Debra 12. 83. 158 Myers, Grace 83 Myers. Jeffrey 123 N Nabors. Darcia. 128 Nagel, Ed 134 Nall, Debra 83 Naumann. Lori 123 Navota. Gretchen 123 Needham, Colena 83. 108 Needham, Joseph 103, 176. 177. 45 Needham. Kathy 123 Needham. Lora 103 Neely. C. 103 Neely. Robert 123 Nefzger, Gregory 103 Nelson. Barbara 103. 198 Nelson, Brian 83. 155. 168 Nelson, Gary 93 Nelson, Gary 111 Nelson, Gregory 83. 169. 173. 175, 176. 179 Nelson. Jim 48 83. 197, 157. 44 Nelson, Ronald 83. 199 Nelson, Russell 145 Nelson, Sylvis 93 Nelson. Thomas 103 Nelson. Todd 123 Nesbit. Nathan 123 Nesbit. Shirley 111 Nesseler, Mindy 103. 111. 187, 190. 155 Nessler, Sue 61. 114. 123. 180. 184. 189 Nettles. Jimmy 123 Neuerburg, Lawrence 145 Newberry. David 48. 103. 45. 151 Newcomb. Catherine 56. 103. 41 Newcomb, Debra 60. 84. 187. 188 Newell. Naomi 123 Newell. O.C. 103 Newland, Susan 84. 155 Newman, Debra 84 Newnham, Cheryl 123 Nicola, Cheri 145 Niemann. Theodore 123. 155 Nightingale. Leann 123. 180. 181, 155 Nimmers. Marilyn 103 Nimrlck, Loretta 134 Nimrick. Ronald 84 Noakes. Howard 123 Norris, Janet 145 Nothdorf, Deborah 36. 84. 160 Northcutt. Lucinda 111 Nunes, Ronald 84 Nunn. Damitra 123 Nunn. Eric 123. 45 Nusbaum, Donna 84 Nyquist. Jodi 103 0 Oestreich, Charles 145 Oestreich, Jeff 84. 155. 163. 164. 168. 170. 194. 195. 197 Oldham. Tammy 103 Oldham. Tracy 123 Olds, Jeffrey 93 Olson. Tami 123 O’Meara. Paul 103 Ontiveros, Chris 84 Ontiveros, Gregg 123, 206. 207 ORCHESTRA 174. 175 Orr. Kevin 123 Ortiz. Crystal 123 Ortman, Doris 134 Osborne, Lester 84. 192. 195 Osmundson. Kurt 103, 189, 38, 155, 39 Ostrom, Gary 146, 148, 192 Ostrom. Jeffrey 103. 155 Ovens, Brent 84 Overton. Damion 103 Overton. Kathy 103. 176 Overton. Lisa 103 Owens. Rex 103 Owens, Richard 103 P Pace, Donald 84 Palmer. David 123 Palmer. Tammy PAN AM 186. 187 Pannell. David 111, 209 Pappas. Matthew 21. 103 Pappas. Nicholas 21. 103. 184. 157, 155. 26. 27 Paradiso, Charles 10. 132 Park. Craig 103 Parker. Cynthia 103 Parker. David 123 Parker. Kevin 102 Parrick, Tina 103 Parrish. Jeffrey 123 Parvin, Robert 123 Pass, Frankie 84 Patchin, Scott 84 Patrick, , Annette 84. 208 Patrick. Harold 103 Patterson, Karen 103 Paul, Allison 84 Pauwells, Gary 93 Pauwels. Mary 123. 158. 184. 187. 157, 155. 41 Pauwels. Tammy 123 Payne. Kathy 103 Payton, Don 135 Payton, Jeffrey 123 Pearson. Connie 123. 46. 155 Pearson. Jeffrey 103 Pearson, Lewis 84 Pearson. Richard 123 Peck, Joseph 103 Peck Timothy 111 Peebles, Kathleen 85. 202 Pells, Harry 132 Pena. Diane 123 Pena, Gary 103, 27 Penrose, Joseph 123 Peppmeyer. Robert 103 Peppmeyer, Tammie 123 Perkins, Anthony 21. 23. 85, 50. 51. 151 Perkins, Bruce 123 Peschang, Nicholas 146. 148. 166, 167 Peters. Anita 103, 191. 194. 195 Peters. Diane 103 Peters. Joey 103 Peters. Joseph 123 Peters. Lida 103. 41 Peters, Todd 85 Petersen. Walter 103 Peterson. Jennifer 123. 187 Peterson. Jody 103. 164. 200, 155. 45 Peterson. Lynn 124. 187, 197 Peterson. Marty 124 Petrilli. Janis 103. 169. 173. 175, 187 Peve. Michael 124 Phares. John 103. 160, 162, 167 Philpott. Vanessa 124. 169. 173 Phillips, Betty 85, 208 Phillips. Gary 104 Phillips, Jamie 93 Phillips, Lorri 93. 202 Phillips, Teri 104. 47 Phillips. Verdell 104. 176 Pickens. Kristina 124. 176. 180 Pickens. Thomas 104. 180 Piehl, Gregory 21. 104 Pierce, Marjorie 146, 154 Pierson, David 54. 55. 85 Pierson. Kenneth 104. 30. 28 Pilcher, Roxanne 85. 155, 160, 162. 187. 191. 195. 156 PINNETTES 185 Pippert. Karl 124. 191. 195 Pirch, Lisa 104. 186. 195 Pittard, Lonnie 14. 21. 85. 184, 151 Pizano, Maria Carmen 187 Platt. Kelly 104 PLAYS 182. 183 Poborsky, David Pohl. Bradley 104 Pohlman. Grant 25. 124. 45 POLICE 198 Poling, Kevin 85 Pollack. Terry 104. 192 Polton, James 85 222 Index Posateri, August 124 Potter. Ellen 104. 159. 189 Pouder, Sheila 85. 208 Powless. Peter 124 Pratt, Melissa 124 Predmore, Elaine 85 Predmore. Richard 124 Press, Marla 85. 155, 187 Preston. Donald 104 Price. Kathy 124. 171, 173 Prince. Darlene 104. 205 Pugh. Bruce 104 Pulliam, Gregory 85 Pulliam, Lachelle 124 Purtscher, Daniel 146 Q Quarles, Aleatha 93 Quill. Matt 188 Quill. Martha 124. 188 Quinby. Gary 21, 104. 188 Quinones. Lisa 104 Quintana. Richard 104 Quintana. Rosanne 124 Quirk, Cheryl 85. 180 Quirk, Keith 146 R Race, Marcia 85 Race. Mark 124. 164 Rade. Timothy 104 Rakus. Jeffrey 124. 163 Ramirez. Christopher 128. 27 Ramos, Maricela 124 Ramos, Ray 85. 167 Ramsdale, Janet 85. 207 Ramsdale, Nancy 85 Ramsey. Jon 124. 155. 27 Ramsey. Mary Beth 124, 47 Randle. Pamela 104 Randle. Willie 124. 33 Rankin. Bryan 124 Ranson, Anthony 58. 86 Ray. Julie 56. 104 Reading. Marilyn 104 Redenbo, John 86 . 167.145 Reed, Donald 146 Reed. Eric 21, 104. 44 Reed. Louise 128 Reed. Lyle 124. 164. 169. 171,173 Reed. Robert 86 Reed. Stanley 104, 27 Reed. Michael 104. 198 Reid, Ramona 104. 173. 209 Reilly, Mark 86. 188 Reilly. Paul 124. 168. 169. 171, 173 Reggenberg, Lamont 134 Requet, Dawn 86. 179, 190 Resch, Richard 86. 200 Resler, Donald 21, 146, 167, 201. 30 Resler, Julie 104 Resler. Mark 25. 124. 27 Reveal, Barbrie 93 Reveal. Robbie 124 Reyes, Diane 104 Reyes . Henry 124 Reynolds. Debra 104, 160. 188. 40. 41 Reynolds, Diane 61. 124. 188 Reynolds, James 86 Reynolds. Ricky 128 Rhode. Jeffrey 104. 200 Rhoden. Linda 124 Rhoden. Paul 124 Ribbeck. Karen 124, 171, 173. 174, 175. 180. 155 Rice, Mary Beth 9. 60. 86. 160. 188. 197, 144 Rice. Troy 124, 39 Rickey. Julie 105 Riffel, Melinda 86. 179. 186 Riley, Robert 146 Risden. James 105 Risinger, Cindy 86 Roach. Lori 105. 202 Robb. Jeffrey 105, 51 Roberson, Amy 105. 205 Roberts, Carolyn 86. 207 Roberts. Jeffrey 123 ROberts, Sheila 86 Roberts. Tanya 124 Roberts. Willie 128 Robertson. John 124 Robertson, Scott 124. 158. 176, 177, 180. 184. 155 Robinson, Beverly 86, 207 Robinson, Deanna 124, 169. 173. 187, 155. 41 Robinson, Evelyn 124 Robinson, Frank 147, 195. 196 Robinson, Susan 124. 169 173. 180 194. 195. 46 Rock. Deloris 105. 176 ROpKS’ JOCKS 197 Rockwell, Daniel 103. 105. 159 Rodriquez. Angela 124 Roehrs. Elizabeth 124. 155 Rogers, Ruth 143. 147 Rogers. Sarah 124 Rohr, Jodi 60. 86. 197 Romeo. Elizabeth 56. 105. 155 Rosa-Gastaldo. Bradley 105 Rosa-Gastaldo, Thomas 124 Rosebeck, Lawrence 124 Rosebeck, S. 169. 173 Rosenbaum, Brenda 124 Rosenbaum, James 105 Rosenbaum, Richard Rosenthal. Lynette 125, 171, 173 Rosenthal. Melvin 105 Ross. John 125 Ross. Terry 125 Ross, Timothy Scott 86 Rossow, Betty 86. 201 Rossow. John 125 Rossow, Kathryn 36. 105, 167. 187, 155. 46 Rowe. Carol 125. 46 Rowland, Shirley 147, 180. 182 Ruby, Lisa 86. 207 Rudd, David 86. 201 Rudd. Gina 125, 197 Rummels. Kelvin 105. 30. 28 Rushing. Kimberly 125 Russell. Lanette 125 Ryan. Tracey 105 Ryerson. Cindy 125 Ryner, Frank 147 S Sackfield, Ellen 142, 147 Saelens. Mary 125 Sajak. Kathryn 125 Sajak, Victor 93 Salais. Perry 105 Salais, Sherry 125 Salais. Terry 105 Sanders, Larry 125. 164 Sanders. Monica 125 Sanders, Tammy 87 Sanders. Tina 61. 125. 188. 151 Sartor, Doreen 147 Saverson, Deborah 125 Saverson, Terry 87 Schaab. Michael 105 Schaefer. Penny 105. 46 Schafer, Theodore 87 163, 156 Schafer. Thomas 105. 155 Schaffer. Linda 125 Schaffers, D 105 Scharer, Deborah 93 Scharer. Scott 125 Schauer, Susan 125. 169. 173 Scherer, Mark 48. 87, 197. 27 Scherrer, Beth 87. 158, 184. 188 Scherrer. Christine 125, 155 Schierling, David 87. 155. 184, 188 Schmckel. Marcia 125 Schipper. Sean 125 Schisler. Avis 125 Schlenker. Charles 105. 164. 155 Schlenker. Lisa 125, 171. 173. 174, 175, 176, 187, 155 Schluter. Debra 13. 46. 56. 105. 167. 188 Schluter, Debra 13, 56. 105. 167, 188. 46 Schmacht. Melissa 125 Schmacht. Timothy 105 Schmitt, Russ 203 Schoeck. Jodi 105. 187, 192, 155. 46 Schrager, Robin 87 Schroeder. Julie 105 Schuler. Charlotte 105. 171. 173. 176 Schlutz, Chester 147 Schlutze. Thomas 125. 51 Schulz, Kathleen 87. 160. 171. 173 Schwartzkopf. Lucie 105. 169. 173, 180. 155 Schweska, Susan 114. 125 Schweska. Thomas 105 SCIENCE CLUB 193 SCIENCE COUNCIL 194. 195 Scott, Calvin 87 Scott, Leonard 87. 208. 51 Scott, Michael 105. 165 Scott, Ricky 105. 168. 169, 170. 173, 175 Scott, Roxianne 125. 173. 180. 186. 155 Scott. Sharon 105. 205 Scuddard, Sandra 87 Searcy, Charles 87 Searcy. Teresa 105, 188. 155, 46 Sebben, David 11. 21. 87. 160. 161. 162. 166. 197. 156. 154, 151 Sebben, Michelle 87, 166. 180, 182, 186. 154 Sebben. Pamela 125. 169. 173 Secor. Gregg 21, 105 Sedam, Vickie 105 Sedgwick, Elizabeth 105, 173. 46 Seitz, Terry 87, 171, 173 Sellers, Richard 148 Selman, Jacqueline 125, 180 SENATE 158, 159 Senatra, Kevin 125 SR CHEFS 199 Setser. Leah 105 Seuss. Joy 105, 202 Sexton, Michael 125 Sexton, Scott 111 Shaffer. Ellis 132 Shaffer, George 111 Shaffer. Scott 111, 198 Shaffer. Steven 125, 169. 173 Shallman, Debra 87. 166 Shank, Lisa 87. 204 Sharp. Kurt 125 Shearer, Tobi 88. 168. 169. 170. 173 Shedd, Tom 105 Sheesley, Arnette 88. 158. 197 Sheley. Richard 105. 27 Sheley. Shannon 25. 125. 155 Shellenberger, Laraine 148 Shellhouse, David 125. 175, 155. 32, 33 Shepard. Winston 105 Sheraden. Cynthia 125 Sheraden, Laurie 88 Shine, Cynthia 105 Shine, Dwayne, 93 Sholl, Joyce 137, 148 Short, Brian 88. 168. 169. 170, 171. 173. 180 Shorter. Eddie 105 Shrader, Jane 88 Shryack, Cutris 88 Shryack. Elizabeth 105. 155 Shuck, Paula 147 Shultz, Timothy 88. 168 Sias, Richard 148 Siegert, Leslie 88. 184 188, 191. 41, 157 Siegert, Lori 125. 158. 184. 186. 195. 155. 41, 157 Sigman. Lori 111, 200 Simenec, John 88 Simmr. Rodney 125, 176. 197 Simmon. Florence 148 Simmons, Carmen 17, 88. 206. 207 Simmons. Edward 105 Simmons, Melanie 125 Simmons, Sharon 88. 201 Simpson. Kathleen 106. 207 Simpson, Rebecca 88 Simpson, Richard 125 Sisco, Patricia 106 Sivill, John 88 SKI 188 Skoworn. Michael 128. 169, 173 Skowronski, Ann 88 Slach, Paula 125 Smead. Brian 106. 45 Smead, Timothy 106. 45 Smiley. Robert 111 Smiley, Robert 88 Smiley. Timothy 125 Smith, Barry 125 Smith, Brett 126 Smith, Candy 126 Smith. Curtis 106 Smith. David 126 Smith, Janis 126 Smith, John 126 Smith, Kelly 106 Smith. Kenneth 126 Smith, Linda 126 Smith, Mark 126 Smith, Morgan 24. 25. 126 Smith, Ralph 21, 106 Smith, Richard 88 Smith, Richard 106 Smith, Robert 48. Ill Smith, Rose 106. 202 Smith, Sarah 106 Smith. Steven 55. 106 Smith, Susan 126 Smith, Terry 106. 155 Smith. Thomas 88. 199 Smith. Tracey 93. 187. 190. 46 Smith. William 126 Smithson. Ronald 88. 208 Smook. Ron 134 Snowden. Anne 96. 106. 160. 180. 187. 191. 192. 185. 155. 41 Soady. Diane 106. 169. 173, 187, 46 Sohl. Paul 126, 168, 188. 195. 155 Solis. Teresa 106 Soltow. Teresa 126 Somers. Phyllis 126 Somers, Sherry 89. 177, 184 Soukup, Herlinda 149 Spah, Daniel 89. 171, 173 Sparks. Lynne 126 Spaulding. Daniel 126. 173 Spaulding. Harry 106 Spaulking, Joseph 111 Spaulding. Michael 126 Speaker, Susan 89 Spear, James 106 Spector, Andrew 89. 155 Spector, David 126. 155 Speed. Allen 106. 159. 26 Spelios, Nice 106 Spore. David 106 Spragg. Gregg 106, 165 Springfield, Paul 25. 126 Spurgetis, Nikcolette 89. 179 Stabloin, Scott 25, 126. 33 Staes. Michael 126. 164. 155 Staley. Dauglas 126, 169. Index 223 173. 45 Stanley. Theodore 89 Steele. David 106 Steele. Joseph 126 Steele. Wayne 129. 29. 30 Steele, William 89. 158. 159. 184. 188. 195. 28 Steinbaugh. Anthony 25. 126 Stelling, Kurt 89 Stephenson, Scott 89 Sterling. Rose 106. 201 Stevens. Patricia 106. 188 Stevens. Robert 126 Stevens. Ronald 148 Stoit. Sandra 146. 148 Stevenson. Tammy 126 Stewart, Terry 93. 202 Stigers, Sally 89. 201 Stokes, Kenneth 89 Stone, John 148 Stradley, Mary 89. 200 Strayer. Sheryl 126. 155 Strickland. Dennis 111. 28 Stroit, Nancy 149 Strom. Lori 61. 114. 126 Stromer, Carolyn 106. 205 Studer. Julie 111 Suarez. Joe 58 Suarez. Mary 106 Suggs. William 126 Sulser, Valerie 89. 155, 189. 47 Suman, Sharyl 89. 155 Summers. Karen 106. 201 Sundelius, Kristine 89. 187, 40. 41. 151 Swale. Robert 106. 169. 173 Swanson. Christopher 126 Swanson, Craig 89. 155 Swanson. Debra 106 Swanson, Randy 89. 50. 51. 26. 27. 151 Swanson. Rusty 126 Swartz. Diane 126 Swartz, Renee 89. 204 Swenson, Christine 126 Swenson. Lynn 106. 160. 162. 180. 187. 190. 197. 155 Swiatkiewiez, Diana 90 Synan. Deborah 106 T Tadolck, Jann 106, 159 Talley. Stephon 106 Tally.Judith 128 Tapia, Melinda 93 Tate. Cornelia 106 Taube, Cynthia 60. 90. 155. 158, 184, 188. 189. 151 Taylor, Brenda 111 Taylor, Brenda 90 Taylor. Fred 128 Taylor, Kimberly 126 Taylor. Lynere 111 Taylor, Phillis 134 Taylor, Rodney 126, 33 Taylor. Thomas 106. 45 Taylor, Timothy 48 106. 45 Teague, Gregory 111, 197 Teeter. Steven 126 Temple, Sherri 90, 206 Terry. Germain 90. 206 Thomas, Jackie 90. 204 Thomas, Steven 128 Thompson, Julie 127, 180 Thompson, Marilyn 145 Thoms. Thomas 106. 180 Thoren, Dawn 90, 202 Thornton, James 21. 90. 50. 51. 28. 151 Thornton, Wanda 90 Timm, Matthew 127 Tingle. William 106. 168. 170, 51 Tobias. Anthony 106 Tobin, Linda 127, 155. 176. 180. 187 Tobin, Susan 90. 180. 184 Tollenaer, Sally 127 Tooley, Mark 90 Torrence. Brian 127 Trackwell, Emma 147, 149 Treadwell, Susan 106 Trice. Ricky 127 Tripilas. Stanley 127, 169. 173 Troll. Karen 106. 155. 189. 46 Tsagaris, Clara 149 Tucker. Barry 106 Tucker, Julie 106 Tucker, Lind 127. 197 Tucker, Lindell 111 Tucker, Lindell 90 Tucker, Lori 127 Tucker. Lori 106, 108. 169. 173. 175 Tucker. Marilyn 106 Tumlin, Daniel 128 Tumlin, Michael 93 Tunberg. Christopher 106 Turner, Andre 127 Turner, Linda 128 Turner, Shannon 106. 168, 173 Tyrell. Amy 114, 127, 188 U Udy, Laura 90, 208 Underwood. David 127, 174, 175 Underwood. Deborah 106 Unzel, Darrell 90 V Valberg, Laurie 127 VanBlair, Martin 12. 90. 168. 169. 170, 173. 175 VanBlaracom, Jay 90. 209 VanBlaracom, Dean 127 169. 173 Vance. William 111 Vancy, P 106 VanDeVoorde, Lynn 106 207 VanDeVoorde, Mari 14. 60. 90. 155, 190. 154 VanEaton, Pauline 149 VanHyte, Cheryl 127, 155. 169, 173, 186. 46 Vaughn, Doris 106 Vaughn, Paul 90. 167. 27 Veasey, Dewayne 91. 202 Veasey. Janet 106. 46 Verhelst, Cyrille 106 Verhille, Catherine 12 155. 187. 47 Vesey. Denise 127 Vesey. Nanette 127 Vesey. Queenie 106 Vetter, Thomas 58. 91 VICA 210 Vinar. Jeffrey 107 Vinar. Elizabeth 107 Vincent. Jody 93. 199 Vincent. Jody 111 Vinson. Sarah 93. 180. 46 VIP 208. 209 Viviani. Jay 127 Viviam, Jerald 25. 127 VOVAL 176. 177. 178, 179 Vogel, Andrew 54. 55, 91. 167 Vogt, Sarah 91. 155 Voorhis. Jacqualine 111 Voorhis, Julie 127 Voss, Cathy 107 Voss, Susan 91, 155 W Wagner. Joseph 127 Wakeland, Charles 91 Wakeland. Robyn 128 Walker. Adam 58. 127 Walker. Alma 127 Walker, Darla 127, 46 Walker, David 91. 198 Walker. Eric 128 Walker. Perry 127 Walker, Preston 135 Walker, Wendy 127 Waller, Craig 107 Waller. Tony 128 Walters, Kathy 127 Walters. Tamra 107 Ward, Kelly 11. 91. 166. 177 Ward, Timmy 91, 209, 28, 29. 30 Wasiluk, Patrick 128 WATCHTOWER 160. 161. 162, 163 Waters. Creta 127 Watkins. Bonnie 111. 177 Watkins. John 127 Watkins, Theresa 91. 176 Watkins. Timothy 93 Weathersby. Dorothy 127 Weber, Mary Ellen 91. 200 Webster, John 134 Wedertz. Mary 107, 155 Weeks. Nancy 107, 155. 177. 179, 180. 181 Weeks, Pam 127 Weese, Anthony 128 Weese, Michael 111 Wehking. Dianne 36. 107 151 Weigand. Thomas 127 Weikert. Franklin 107 Wemgartz. Susan 127 Weinstein, Leo 91. 144, 155, 163. 180. 181. 156. 154 Weintraut. Dawn 127, 180 Welch. Kenny 128 Welch, Laura 149 Wells. Denise 127 Wells. Lori 127 Wells. Thomas 107 Welser, Ronald 21. 91. 188 Welsh, Curtis 111 Welsh. Thomas 107 Wendland, Jeffrey 91, 166, 197, 156 Werthmann, Joan 149 West, Pat 149 West. Patty 107 West, Tracey 127 Westerfield. James 127 Westerfield, Jeffrey 25. 127. 188 Westerfield. Jeffrey 107 Westerfield. Michael 127 Whan, Jack 133 Whan, Steven 91 Wheelan, Thomas 4. 92. 155. 158. 159. 184. 188. 197, 156 Wheeler. Kris 107 Whitcomb, Brian 127 Whitcomb. Cheryl 107. 198 Whitcomb. Shelly 127 White, Charles 140. 149 White, Christopher 92. 164 White, David 107 White. Delano 111 White. Erma 127 White. Laurie 128 White. Linda 127 White. Velma 111 White. Sue 127 Widener, Robert 107 Wiederm. David 127 Wiederin, Kristin 107, 155 Wiener. Christie 107, 155. 189 Wiese, Beth Anne i5. 92 Wiggins. Kristine 107. 155. 187. 197 Wilcox, Judy 134 Wild, Kevin 92, 165 Wild, Maynard 92 Wildermuth, Betty 134 Wildermuth. Mark 107, 198 Wilhelm, Jane 128. 176 Wilhelm, Julie 92. 204 Wilker, Douglas 92 Wilkins, Christie 107. 201 Wilkins. Kim 127 Williams, Cynthia 107. 188 Williams, Dena 107 Williams. Jeffrey 107 Williams, Julius 92. 198 Williams, Lori 92. 190 Williams, Mable Williams. Raymond 127, 208 Williams. Robyn 127, 155 Williams, Sandy 93 Williams. Steven 127 Williams, Teresa 127 Williams. Terrill 128 Williams, Raylene 92 Williams, Raylene 111 Williamson, Carrie 107, 109 Williamson, Cathy 127, 46 Williamson, Daphne 107 Willis, Laura 92 Wilson, Carrie L. 56. 127. 155, 158. 46 Wilson. Carrie M 127. 46. 157 Wilson, Dennis 127 Wilson. Kathleen 107 Wilson. Kenneth 107 Wilson, Kristine 107 Wilson, Orville 107 224 Index Wilson, Sharon 92 Winger, Kent 107 Winkleman. David 127 Wise, Marvin 92 Wise, Michael 127 Wisenburg. Michelle 127, 171, 173, 175. 176 Witmer. J. Seth 107 Wittig. Susan 128. 46. 157 Wojocik. Deborah 107 Wood, David 147, 149 Woodmansee. James 128 Woodrum. Kimberly 111. 207 Woods, Aaron 25, 128. 32 Woods. Kennan 128 Work, Jolene 107, 159 Workman, Florence 134 Wortham, Blake 128, 28 Wright, James 21. 107 Wright. Lisa 128. 171. 173 Wright, Randall 21. 22. 92. 166. 157 Wright, Rochelle 92 Wright. Sharon 128 Wright, Timolin 92 Wright. Wilhelmina 107 Wynes. Jim 107, 159. 167 Y Yeater, Cliff 135 Yeater, Richard 128. 164 Yazbec. Thomas 128. 155. 168. 170. 195 Ybarra. Scott 128 Yeoman, Daniel 92. 199 Yohn, Judith 92 Yokas, Adrienne 128. 158 Young. Cary 128, 29 Young. Eren 107 Young, Jonathan 93. 196 Young Patrick 93, 175 Young. Steven 128. 197 Young. Susan 128, 155. 180 Youngberg, Gregory 93 Youngquist, Frank 149 Z Zahringher, Alan 93. 38 Zawada. Joseph 107 Zeglin, Andrew 55, 107. 167 Zeglin, Janice 107 Zentic, Donna 93 Zepeda, Sandra 93 Zimmerman, Jay 93 Zirbes, James 128