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

Text from Pages 1 - 222 of the 1980 volume:

For Reference Not To Be Taken From This Room Rock Island High School 140Q .- 25 Avenue Rock Island, ll. 61201 Volume 70 m. Table of Contents Fifty Years Of Rocky Pride 2 Athletics 17 Academics 61 Seniors 83 Juniors 125 Sophomores 141 Organizations 157 Closing 214 Acknowledgments 218 Index 219 2 Table Of Contents 50 Years of Rocky Pride The stadium was built in 1929. October 5 was the day chosen to celebrate the birth of our stadium. In 1929, before the stadium was built, the place where it stands now was a cow pasture where a brick yard had once been. Rocky ' s first game was against Grant high school of Cedar Rapids. The Rocks won with a score of 6-0. The stadium was built in eleven months, and holds 14,000 spectators. The field is the largest high school athletic stadium in the state of Illinois. The students of Rock Island High School, as well as the faculty members and citizens of the Quad Cities have grown to honor and respect our stadium. 50 Years Of Pride 3 The week of 1979-80 homecoming was one of memories, and good ' ole fashioned fun. Class assignmen ts were pushed aside for homecoming enthusiasm. For the ones who didn ' t participate physically, spectat¬ ing was sufficient satisfaction. A Volkswa- gon race, egg toss, wagon race, and jello eating contest were events that the stu¬ dent body and faculty enjoyed during the week. 50 years of homecoming fun Rocky students push for a victory in the Volkswagon race. Jeff Robb devotes his concentration to a raw egg in the egg toss. Chris Iverson manages to grasp the egg safely. 6 Homecoming L 4 This was the second year for the jello-eating contest. Many students participated, and at the homecoming assembly, the two final contes¬ tants competed for the final slurp down. The returning champi¬ on, senior Nick Pappas, raced sophomore, Bill Smith. Bill Smith proved to be the fastest slurper at Rocky. Enthusiastic Rocky Students enjoy the Volkswagen race as a different outlook on school activities. Nancy Weeks puts on a sad face in her character as one of Rocky ' s homecoming clowns. Homecoming 7 The Homecoming Court of 1979-1980 is from left to right: Liz Romeo, Jim Coster, Lisa Motz, Mike Long, Cathy Newcomb, Queen; Liz Anderson, King; Brad Bawman, Regina Black, Dean Armstrong, Debbie Calex, and Bill Tingle. Missing from picture is Craig Allison. The floats from top to bottom belong to: the senior class, sopho¬ more class, and junior class. The winning float this year was the freshmen float, a combined effort of Hast and West campus. 8 Homecoming And the fun goes on Mary Kuenning looks forward to the homecoming activities. Kathi Kean, Cindy Baker, Debbie Schluter, and Greg Piehl participate in the little red wagon race. Homecoming 9 The girls ' powderpuff game was senior girls against junior girls. This game once again proved to be a success. The senior team won with the score being 7-0. Some of the more comic minded male students dressed and por¬ trayed the part of cheerleaders. The coaches of the two teams es¬ pecially enjoyed the affair. They were involved in togetherness, or team work during the activity. Liz Anderson is being crowned home¬ coming queen by last year ' s queen, Mary Love. Bill Tingle and his band perform for the homecoming assembly. Students strive for success 10 Homecoming ■ • 1 We all wonder where education may lead us, especially high school. It ' s not just the books and term papers; it isn ' t the finals we live for, it ' s the social aspect of it. It ' s people of all sizes, problems and chal¬ lenges of all kinds. Some day, maybe not for a long while, we will see the purpose and appreciate the importance of our lives at the Rock. The frustration turns to relief, the tears turn to laughter, as life at the Rock is experienced. 50 Years Of Pride 11 Hard work and determination best describe Rocky students. There are times when friends can talk and have fun. The most important thing is that they can grow in the community as a unique individual. Remembering yesterday 12 50 Years Of Pride Students at the Rock strive to finish at the top. Struggling through the day, working hard at night, and cramming for final exams at the end of semesters is extremely familiar to Rocky students. At the end, a mark is made and the countdown goes on to finish high school. Some may further their education, and others will get jobs, but all will remember their days at Rock Island high school. Ylva Bremberg, a foreign exchange student from Sweden, enjoys her American Science class. Doug Miers and Cathy Voss show concern in the powder puff game. 50 Years Of Pride 13 14 50 Years Of Pride 50 Years Of Pride 1! Reaching for tomorrow Rocky students gather to watch home¬ coming events. President Jimmy Carter visits the Quad- cities on the Delta Queen. A sophomore takes her frustrations out on her locker. 16 50 Years Of Pride Athlrt Running Back Eric Reed gets some good leadblocking from Guard Tom Gannon. In the words of Hugh Johnson, head varsity football coach, the 79 season was a “GOOD SEASON at 6-3. The Rocks started off slow with an opening loss to Davenport Central, 27-2, but over the next four games the Rocks offense literally exploded to score 130 points against their opponents, while the Rock defense held the opposing score to a total of 48 points. The 79 Varsity Team had quite a few Stand-Out players over the season, ACTUALLY THE ENTIRE TEAM, but as a yearbook staff sometimes has to do, we can only mention a few of them; Tom Gannon-Best Blocker, Most Improved; Greg Piehl-Best Defensive Player; En¬ rique Diaz-Best Team Man; the Tri-Captains-; Craig Allison, Greg Piehl, Enrique Diaz; Eric Reed-Most Valu¬ able. SCOREBOARD Rock Island 2 Davenport Central 27 Rock Island 34 Dubuque 7 Rock Island 42 Davenport West 14 Rock Island 20 Alleman 6 Rock Island 34 Quincy 21 Rock Island 18 Moline 35 Rock Island 27 East Moline (Homecoming) 14 Rock Island 7 Galesburgh 26 Rock Island 35 St. Patrick (Chicago) 26 ? s; c to n °-2 5 n ■z ' S Si ? 0 - ? S’? n 23 P O) _ = =- -n = O rn O • r £ s. 7 1 O ' 3 zZ oV - 0 2 §■=, 3 2-7— CU n a — l iO v; OJ I O • -SSn _ Oi 3 -1 03 — £ c §  g 3 ? pn? l!I 3° ro o ro __ £u - ?:lo 2- 3 §_ ? ' ? Pi ■ . L ' _ cu t 1 1 O’ ft D rn O 30 =• Q □ : ! o_ 3 - ! £. • - Z X 2 = 5! 2 a i 2. Q_ ‘— n_ n • 3 ' O Z 73 O - • q. rs ) 03 a ! £ I? 2 C 3 ’ y arc 3 1 J =■ ir 15 5 3 0 - O 3 37 f§; 3 n c sil ! 18 Varsity Football Major Williamson out runs all of the rest. Under the direction of head coach Richard Allison, the sopho¬ more gridders finished in second place in the Western Bix Six Conference. The sophomores finished with a fine 5-3 slate. Coach Allison feels the members have gained valuable exper¬ ience needed for varsity competition in the years to follow. Rl 24 Davenport Central 6 Rl 14 Dubuque Senior 0 Rl 0 Davenport West 3 Rl 14 Alleman 18 Rl 26 Quincy 6 Rl 20 Moline 14 Rl 38 East Moline 6 Rl 14 Galesburg 20 - 73 20 Sophomore Football Sophs rank high in Big Six No. 71 Tom Foster heads for a downfield block Coaches M. Foley and B. Burrus show their ap¬ proval, while manager T. Smith and Coach Resler still look concerned. Coach Burrus relays a message, while G. .Elston waits patiently. Sophomore Football First year runners, a great success Girls Cross Country team consists of: ROW 1: B Plechaty, K. Young, K. Sphear, S. Gottwalt. ROW 2: M. Bibee, S. Robinson, R. Dahlin, J. Mulvcy, G. Smith and Coach Wilson. Two Seniors, two juniors, two sophomores and three fresh¬ men girls participated on this years Girls Cross Country team, the first in the history of Rock Island High School. Kewanee was the first to fall to the Rocks in dual meet competition and several other teams finished behind the Rocks in the Gene- seo Invitational and District meets. The girls showed much improvement and gained valu¬ able experience during this ini¬ tial season. Coach Wilson pre¬ dicts that his team will be strongly competitive next year. SCOREBOARD R.l. 46 - North Scott 15 R.l. 30 - Pleasant Valley 10 R.l. 33 - Alleman 24 R.l. 28 - Kewanee 30 R.l. 45 - East Moline 18 R.l. 50 - East Moline 15 R.l. 26 - Dav. Central 11 R.l. 18 - Dav. Assumption 19 Ceneseo Invitational - 13th out of 17 teams Sterling Invitational - 7th out of 13 teams District - 12th out of 17 teams The Senior runners for the Rocks are: Julie Mulvey and Mindy Bibee. 22 Girls Cross-Country The 1979 Cross Country squad enjoyed a successful season, winning the Dis¬ trict title, placing second at the Sec¬ tional meet, and representing the school for the second consecutive year at the State meet. The Varsity won its second straight Western Big Six title, while the Frosh-Sophs earned their 4th consecutive conference title. The Var¬ sity ' s 8-0 dual meet record was the first undefeated season in over 10 years. ROW ONE: T. Taylor, B Smith, B Smith B. Cus tafson, B. Gottwalt, T Long ROW TWO S. Rob¬ ertson, D. Newberry, T Taylor, E. Nunn, T Brown, J. Birrell, and Coach John Coolidge. Coach Coolidge takes time to give his men a few words of wisdom. A satisfied smile from the coach keeps his team running hard. Senior Bob Smith strives for another victory. The long run Scoreboard Dual Meets: 8 Wins 0 Losses Rock Island 23 J.T.H.S. 36 Rock Island 15 Bettendorf 50 Rock Island 20 Geneseo 38 Rock Island 27 U.T.H.S. 28 Rock Island 15 Galesburg 48 Rock Island 19 Alleman 43 Rock Island 15 Kewanee 50 Rock Island 23 Moline 32 Invitationals Monmouth 1st out of 9 teams Dekalf 2nd out of 15 teams Geneseo 1st out of 17 teams Dixon 2nd out of 19 teams Crete-Monee 15th out of 64 teams Boy ' s Cross Country 2 SCOREBOARD: R 1 80 Burlington 91 R 1 113 UTHS 53 R 1 75 Davenport West 97 R 1 37 Central 46 R 1 99 Assumption 71 R 1 55 Moline 115 R 1 66 Peoria 106 R 1 66 Peoria Richwoods 105 R 1 64 Macomb 104 R 1 51 Freeport 119 Macomb lnvitalional-3rd Rock Island lnvitational-6th Grayhound lnvitational-8th Freeport lnvitational-8th Western Big 6 Conference-2nd District oE;o“oS;605050 5o5o5oxc, Girls Swimming Rock Island Swimming Coaches are: R. Gilli¬ land, L. Schoonover, and Fred Friedrichsen. Swim members stretch out before a meet. “Our girls were a dedicated team despite problems which would have caused girls of less quality to quit and go out for another sport. It was a real show of total committment to the team and the sport. We gave away valuable points to the other teams because we didn ' t have a large enough squad, and sickness and in¬ juries plagued us all year. What does the future hold? Coach Fredriechsen says, It ' ll be hard to replace Debbie Reynolds in diving. I look forward to a great year and a larger squad next year. Splish, splash! The girls swim team members are Row 1: L. Krakovec, D. Rob¬ inson, J. Gilliam, J. Hynd, D. Reynolds, L. Siegert„M. Pauwels, L. Hegg, C. jacks. Row 2: F. Frie- drichsen, L. Schoonover, J. Kitt- leson, K. Brandmeyer, R. Robin¬ son, S. Denney, L. Bowker, T. Niemann, W. Kolinchinsky, R. Gilliland. Two varsity swimmers discuss some strategy. Senior Diver Debbie Reynolds shows off some of the talent that made her 25th in state. Girls Swimming Rocky swimmers stroke to victories A good start is essential for a good swimming time. Senior Richard Denney back- strokes his way to victories this year. Senior Chris Iverson shows a smile before competition. Seniors Alan Alverez, Richard Denney, and Chris Iver¬ son, have made this team what it is. , stated boys ' head swim coach Jet Johnstone. Not only with their swimming ability, but also with their team leadership, which is just as important. The swimmers relied on their 200-yard medley relay, and their 400-yard freestyle relay teams to rack up the points. Coach Johnstone feels that these two relay squads could fare well in the state competition, along with a few individuals from the squad. This season, along with the three seniors, the Rocky swimmers were led by underclassmen Joe Brewett, Matt Lohfgren, Tab Smith, Rob Humphrey, and Ted Niemann. The Rocky Swimmers were coached by Jet John¬ stone, while the divers were under the supervision of Rick Gilliland. 26 Senior swimmer Alan Al¬ varez helpes lead the rock ' s relay team. Coach Jet Johnstone keeps a watchful eye on this years swimmers. Swimteam members are: ROW 1: Kevin Miflin, Terry Lindholme, Matt Lyon, Tim McKnight, Steve Galley, Jim Payne. ROW TWO: Troy Rice, Dean Hasselroth, Richard Denny, Phil Gasa, Alan Alvarez, Scott Simmer, Bruce Burwell, Bill Morrison, Julie Carlson. ROW THREE: Dave Enstrom, Matt Lofgren, Rob Humphrey, Chris Iverson, Ted Niemann, Joe Brewret, Tab Smith, Rick Gilliland. Scoreboard Rock Island 52 Dixon 31 Rock Island 118 Mommouth 50 Rock Island 81 Macomb 91 Rock Island 70 Sterling 102 Rock Island 91 Freeport 81 Rock Island 28 Sandburg 52 Rock Island 81 Homewood Flossmore 91 Rock Island 74 Burlington 94 Rock Island 74 Davenport West 94 Rock Island 103 Galesburg 54 Rock Island 58 Moline 119 Rock Island 101 Galesburg 52 Rock Island 53 Bettendorf 119 Rock Island 91 Peoria Central 81 Rock Island Peoria Richwoods Rock Island Relays 5th place- 10 teams Macomb Invitational 4th place- 10 teams Rockford Jefferson Invitational 4th place- 10 teams Burlington Invitational 4th place- 10 teams Western Big Six Boy ' s Swimming 27 Girls Tennis has another exciting season Number 1 tennis player Kelly Fackel shows a lot of determine Ashley Gregg hustles to make the return. Senior Smashers are: ROW 1: D. Schluter, C. Newcomb, L. Romeo, C. Coin, T Hart. ROW 2: L. Motz, D. Galex, and C. Decker. Fackel follows through on her forehand 28 Girls Tennis This year ' s tennis team finished an ex¬ cellent season with a 10-3 record. The team won second place in many tough tournaments including the Western Big 6 and District. The only qualifier for state this year was Kelly Fackel. The var¬ sity members were: K. Fackel-1, C. Decker-2, D. Galex-3, C. Coin-4, C. Wilson-5, and L. Miller-6. Also partici¬ pating in varsity competition were T. FHart, and N. Nielsen. Senior Cathy Decker strives to perfection. Scoreboard R.l. 8 Macomb R.l. 5 Alleman R.l. 0 Galesburg R.l. 6 Moline R.l. 3 Sterling R.l. 9 Geneseo R.l. 6 UTHS R.l. 8 Alleman R.l. 7 Geneseo R.l. 7 Dixon R.l. 0 Galesburg R.l. 7 Moline R.l. 5 UTHS Rockford Invitational - First place Rock Island Invitational - Second place Dixon Invitational - Second place Western Big 6 Tournament - Second place District - Second place Girls Tennis Players are: ROW 1: D. Schluter, C. Newcomb, L. Motz, L. Romeo, T. Hart, C. Decker, D. Galex, C. Coin, ROW 2: M. McNamara, L. Miller, C. Wilson, A. Yokas, S. Newland, P. Caras, j. Dickersen, K. Fackel, N. Nielsen. ROW 3: Coach Sammon, J. Thompson, C. Baugh, N. Ehlers, B. Quin, L. Strieter, S. Sohl, L. Moran, G. Armstrong, K. Dawson, A. Gragg, Coach C. Gerstein. Girls Tennis 29 Netters serve successful season Senior Tennis Players Are L-R: j. Heber, D. Bosworth, P. Hultgren, B. Anderson, B. Baw- mann The Rocks ' Boys ' tennis team will again have junior Ian McLaughlin, at the number one position. After fin¬ ishing in the top 16 in state competi¬ tion last year, Ian should prove to be one of the top players in the state this year. With four other returning varsity lettermen, Brian Anderson, Brad Bawmann, Dave Enstrom, and Scott Gerstein, this year ' s team should be one of the best in the district. Brad Bawmann follows through after making a perfect shot Dave Enstrom smashes a serve 30 Boy s Tennis Tennis Team Members Are: L-R: 1st Row: J. McNamara, R. Foss, H. Coin, T. Long, D. Enstrom, J. Heber, J. Lemkay, M. Herrera, J. [Tailing. 2nd Row: Coach Les Sammon, S. Gerstein, S. Moran, D. Bosworth, P. Hultgren, B. Anderson, G. Cohen, M. Klingbiel, R. Auspal, B. Bawmann. Missing From Picture: I. McLaughlin, P. Sexton, S. Katz Scott Gerstein makes a backhanded return Brian Anderson Dave Fnstrom wait for the ball to come back their way. Boy ' s Tennis 31 Rocks look to rebuilding season Scoreboard Rl 63 Alleman 79 Rl 60 Bloom 70 Rl 69 Rockford - Guilford 67 Rl 43 Moline 53 Rl 69 Dav. Central 74 Rl 57 Quincy 76 Rl 58 Alleman 74 Rl 45 Dav. West 49 Rl 49 Thornton of Harvey 48 Rl 49 Washington 51 Rl 75 East Moline 59 Rl 56 Galesburg 72 Rl 73 Rockford - Boylan 60 Rl 51 Quincy 71 Rl 65 Rock Falls 59 Rl 55 Alleman 59 Rl 92 Aurora East 111 Rl 60 East Moline 75 Rl 64 Galesburg 73 Rl 66 East Rockford 64 Rl 72 Moline 65 Rl 79 Canton 49 Rl 58 Lasalle Peru 64 Rl 58 Moline 60 ;2 Boy ' s Varsity Basketball Senior guard Willie Grant shoots over a Moline defender Mike Long shows his determination on this basket Row 1; D. Weeks; Mgr. W. Grant, R. Jett, A. Woods, B. Smith, D. Jones, N. Hudson, R. Donaldson, W. Steele, S. Stablein; Mgr. Row 2; M. Foley; Asst. Coach, V. Hill, S. Talley, K. Dierson, K. Rummels, B. Wortham, D. Shellhouse, M. Long, T. Thoms, L. Baker, D. Resler; Coach. Coach Resler shouts instructions to the team. Wayne Steele hustles to catch up with the ball Under second year coach Don Resler, the varsity basketball team ex¬ perienced another challenging season. Even though the overall record of the squad was short of perfect, the team turned in many exciting performances. The Rocks suffered setbacks on the team due to minor injuries and academic ineligibilities that might have changed the outcome of the cagers season. The Rocks were led this year by Seniors Mike Long, Kelvin Rummels, Stephon Talley, Kenney Pierson, Willie Grant, and Tom Thoms. While Junior Wayne Steele ran the Rocks offensive attack. Rock Island ' s basketball program will again be in a rebuilding stage next season, since a large number of this year ' s squad will be lost to gradu¬ ation. Boy’s Varsity Basketball 33 New coaches inspire pebbles Row 1: Gary Anderson-Student Asst., Craig Yeocum, Michael Tolliver, Mitch Borcherding, Tony Wilson, Ron Hall, Ken Teague, Michael Kelly, Anthony Thompson-Mgr. Row 2: Les Sammon-Coach, Michael Johnson, Tom Eagle, Russell Simpson, Matt Scherer, Pat Appleman, Glenn Elston, Raymond Clay, Craig Sharp, Craig Patrick, Mike Kiss-Asst. Coach. Michael Country Johnson prepares to sink one. Pat Appleman springs for a lay-up This year ' s sophomore basketball team proved to be an aggressive, defense-oriented team; allowing their opponents to score an aver¬ age of only 55 points per game. Patience and ball-control were the key factors in the offense. Head coach, Les Sammon, and as¬ sistant coach, Mike Kiss, were ex¬ ceptionally pleased with the un¬ selfishness exhibited by all the players. Players seeing a lot of action this season were Ron Hall, Craig Yeo¬ cum, and Michael Johnson at point guard; Tom Eagle, Craig Pat¬ rick, and Kenny Teague at the wing positions; and Pat Apple- man, Craig Sharp, and Glenn El¬ ston at post positions. 34 Sophomore Basketball Scoreboard 50 Rock Island vs Moline 51 66 Rock Island Rock Island Rock Island Dav. Central 55 64 61 Quincy Alleman 61 42 47 Rock Island Dav. West 49 69 Rock Island Chicago Manley 75 52 Rock Island Alleman 50 50 Rock Island Galesburg 51 54 Rock Island U.T.H.S. 46 50 Rock Island Galesburg 73 69 Rock Island Rockford Boylan 50 50 Rock Island Quincy 60 69 Rock Island Rockfalls 56 52 Rock Island Alleman 42 57 Rock Island Aurora East 45 76 Rock Island U.T.H.S. 65 67 Rock Island Galesburg 80 68 Rock Island Rockford East 35 43 Rock Island Moline 51 96 Rock Island Canton 67 51 Rock Island LaSalle-Peru 69 Pass! Shoot! Swish! Ron Hall sets his eye on the hoop, then passes to an unknown player. Glenn Elston scores 2 points for the Pebbles as Country Johnson follows behind. This year ' s Coaches for the Pebbles are: Student Assistant; Gary Ander¬ son, Head Coach; Les Sammon, and Assistant Coach Mike Kiss. Sophomore Basketball Senior Mindy Bibee watches for an open pass. Senior Kathy Payne goes airbourne for two against Alleman. Rock Island Girls Basketball Scoreboard Rock Island V- Rock Falls 39 Rock Island 56 Rockridge 13 Rock Island 51 Sherrard 38 Rock Island 42 Alleman 43 Rock Island 34 Moline 36 Rock Island 34 Sterling 67 Rock Island 87 Quincy 57 Rock Island 54 Galesburg 56 Rock Island 43 Kewanee 61 Rock Island 50 Galesburg 63 Rock Island 48 U.T.H.S. 51 Rock Island 28 Quincy 57 Rock Island 58 Moline 56 Rock Island 60 Alleman 54 Rock Island 55 U.T.H.S. 53 Girl ' s Basketball Team members for the Rock- ettes are: S. Atkinson, L. Long, A. Guy, J. Peterson, T. Adams; Coach Swaggard, M. Bibee, J. McKinney, P. Mornback, S. Le¬ vin, B. Sedgwick, K. Payne, and manager R. Mullins During the 1979-80 bas¬ ketball season, the Rock- ettes girl ' s basketball team fielded a team of four re¬ turning lettermen. The team, as a whole, consist¬ ed of three seni ors, four juniors, and four sopho¬ mores. As one of the top rated teams in the area, the Rockettes showed their strength against non-conference and con¬ ference teams. The desire to win, the team play, and the much appreciated coaching of Ed Swaggard provided the basis for a winning team. In the near future, the Rockettes hope to be an unbeatable conference power. Rockettes shoot the hoop Team members for the Rockettes are: D. Dahlin, L. Miller, R. Jett, A. Kallenback, D. Holland, G. Collier, T. Richardson, Manager S. Ekstram; Coach Williams, R. Collins, T. Smith, D. Robinson, D.Styx, T. McGinnis, P. Williamson, C. Staes. Deanne Styx concentrates on her free throw Deanne Styx shows her form against a Galesburg opponent. Diane Molland dribbles down the court fast and furiously! Girls Basketball Seniors spark successful season — Wrestling coaches, Rocco Carbone, Bill Burrus and head coach, Walt Gerber led the grapplers to another successful! season. Stanley Reed is in the process of racking up another win. Richie Sheley, 132 pound standout pins another opponent. Senior Enrique Diaz shows his experience as he pins his opponent. 38 Wrestling The 1979-80 wrestling squad finished an¬ other fine season under the direction of Head Coach Walt Gerber and assistants Bill Burrus and Rocco Carbone. In the light-weight classes this year, the wres¬ tling Rocks lacked experience as well as depth, which played a major part in some of the team ' s setbacks this year. The middle and upper weight class matches were dominated by the Rocky squad. Starting with the 132 pound weight class, featuring Ri¬ chie Sheley and continuing through Stanley Sir Death Reed at the 185 level. Other grapplers in the dominated classes in¬ clude Nick Pappas at 138 pounds (most of the time), Kerry Jones wrestling at the 145 pound level, handling the chores at 155 was Enrique Diaz. At the 167 pound class, duties were divid¬ ed among three stand-out wrestlers, Arnold Barnett, Erron Livingston, and Eric Livingston. All of the wrestlers mentioned above are sen¬ iors, with the exception of Barnett, who is a junior. The Rocks once again had an excellent sea¬ son, finishing behind only Moline in the West¬ ern Big Six, and taking top finishes in the invita¬ tional the Rocks visited. Scoreboard Rock Island Rock Island Rock Island Rock Island Rock Island Rock Island Rock Island Rock Island Rock Island Rock Island Rock Island Rock Island Rock Island Rock Island Rock Island Rock Island Rock Island Rock Island Rock Island Savanna D. West Joliet (W) Rock Falls Dav. Cent. Sterling Galesburg Quincy E. Moline Peo. Wash. Metamora Geneseo Pekin Peo Central Peo Limestone Moline Erie. Alleman Riverdale Team members are: ROW ONt. C. Obrien, C. Young, V. Hall, T. banders, R Sheley, G. Henderson, 1. Long, B. Beason, I. Able and D. Pena. ROW TWO: S. Kerres, D. Lullof, C. Pena, P. Springfield, M. Williamson, K. Jones, N. Pappas, A. Barnett, J. Scot!, R. Burgmer, S. Murphy and T. Goldsberry. ROW THREE: Coach R. Carbone, Mgr. A. Spurgettus, J. DeYoung, J. Hayes, P Wiener, S. Reed, T Bowden R Bates, M Resler, E Livingston, F, Dia7, T Foster, R. Orr, Coaches B. Burrus and W. Gerber. Arnold Barnett works for another victory. Wrestling 39 Dixon SCOREBOARD: Geneseo Macomb UTHS Galesburg Moline Moline Geneseo Dixon Macomb UTHS estern Big 6 Conference 4lh-433 itrict 4th-421 rtional: ii Schoeck-86-10th ti Boeye-92-15th Getting into the swing ' ' ot things is Senior Jodi Schoeck. Keeping her concentration on the ball is Junior Kim Boeye. Fore, exclaims Senior Beth Sedgwick. The rules state that you must play the ball where it lies, but Sophomore Suzy Henneman is up a tree about this deci¬ sion. 40 Girls Golf Golfers lack experience Girls Golf 41 Freshman Mary Edwards prac¬ tices in the sunshine. But still have talent! The two SWINGING SENIORS are: Beth Sedgwick, and Jodi Schoeck. For the Girls Golf Team, the fall of ' 79 opened up tremendous horizons. Lead by three return¬ ing lettermen and new coach Dale Stover, the Rocks brought their season record up to 3-8. Mental endurance and self dis¬ cipline are two of the most im¬ portant factors a golfer must have in order to succeed. This year ' s golfers proved that they had what it takes to be winners. The main factor that held the team back this year was a lack of experience. Only one member of the team had played more than two years. Led by Jodi Schoeck, who cap¬ tured an overall 4th Place victo¬ ry, and Kim Boeye, who held 6th place, the Rocks captured 4th place in the Western Big 6 Conference. Despite the inap¬ propriate weather at District, the girls managed to shoot their best nine hole team score of the season. After losing a Sectional bid at District to East Moline by one stroke, two of the girls made it to Sectionals. These two put forth a lot of ef¬ fort, and it showed as Jodi Schoeck came in 10th place, and Kim Boeye ended up 15th. It all comes to an end much to soon, but the year will never be forgotten with all of the roads traveled, friends made, and good times had by all. The Girl ' s Golf Team Members are: Coach D. Stover, M. Edwards, K. Boeye, ). Schoeck, B. Sedgwick, S. Henr eman, P. Sedgwick, S. LeBow. A well planned shot results in success. 42 Boys Golf Golf Team Members; Row 1; T. Hesser, K. Kotecki, A. Walker, J. Suarez, D. McGee v T. Benson. Row 2: Coach Pe- trocelli, J. Robb, T. DeSmet, P. Apple- man, C. Iverson, S. Hesser, K. Johnson, T. Johnston. Varsity Team Members; Row 1: A. Walker, Coach Petrocelli, J. Suarez. Row 2: J. Robb, T. DeSmet, T. Johns ' ton. 1 ,■  . %• it . I 1 “ J r -- 4v- ' ■: ' - Wi • ' Fore! Joe Suarez chips one onto the green. Senior Golfers include Tom Johnston, Chris Iverson, and Jeff Robb. _ Coach Dan Petrocelli can look back on a rewarding 1979 fall sea¬ son. The team finished with some fine top finishes in the Mon¬ mouth, Peoria, and Sterling Invita¬ tional. Led by sophomore Tom DeSmet, with the help from a supporting cast consisting of Jeff Robb, Adam Walker, Joe Suarez and Tom John¬ ston. The Season awards were given to Jeff Robb for most improved and Tom DeSmet as most valuable players. Illinois Quad City SCOREBOARD 2nd place 4 teams Dual Matches 3-1 Monmouth Inv. 2nd place 11 teams Macomb Inv. 5th place 12 teams Peoria Inv. 19th place 51 teams Sterling Inv. 7th place 24 teams Western Big Six 4th place 6 teams District 6th olace —• 13 teams Jeff Robb pulls the flag, as Tom Johnston sinks the putt. Boys Golf 4l Scoreboard Rock Island 128.9C Davenport West 142.30 Rock Island 122.45 Muscatine 100.45 Rock Island 105.65 Moline A 119.40 Rock Island 132.10 Davenport Central 130.20 Rock Island 129.70 Assumption 164.2 Dekalb Wheaton Central Tournament- Rock Island 3rd place -J LJ Moline Homewood Floosmoor Tournament- Rock Island 3rd place District 4th olace-Rock Island 86.0 Sectional No points scored District 4th Place 101.70 points Sectional 1 qualifier: Julie Resler Brenda Suarez shows excellent form and flexibility on the balance beam. O Coach Friedrichsen and Assistant Coach Schoonover help Vicki Bowker strive for perfection. The team ' s only senior gymnast, Julie Resler, prac tices her routine. 4 Girls Gymnastics Gymnasts start trend for the ' 80 s Amy Tyrell executes her handstand on the bal¬ ance beam. Coach Friedrichsen helps Dawn Quimby perfect her tuck dismount. Girls ' gymnastics is a sport that requires grace, rhythm, flexibility, and just plain guts and determination. Coach Fred Friedrichsen proudly declared, From the way I have seen this year ' s team improve, the 1980 ' s will be a decade of gymnastic revival here at Rocky. This year ' s team members were the pioneers for this upcoming revival. They rewrote the re¬ cord book. This year ' s gymnasts are: ROW 1: Coach Fred Friedrichsen, trainer left Brugman, Judy Voss, Darlene Bar- tell, and Asistant Coach Laura Schoonover. ROW 2: Terry Lyle, Sue Smith, Angie Dasso, Dawn Quimby, Brenda Suarez, Kelly Brooks, and Stephanie Daniels. ROW 3: Vicki Bowker, Amy Tyrell, Julie Resler, Tina Sanders, and Lori Strom. Girls Gymnastics 45 Grant Pohlman shows his confident form at discus. Senior hurdler David Cline smiles about another victory. This year ' s boys track team was; Row 1; M. Pappas, j. Coster, B. Smith, S. Beck, G. Piehl, B. Gustafson, D. Atkinson, D. Cline, and Coach Bonsall; Row 2; M. Cox, M. Little, B. Gottwalt, E. Nunn, T. Brown, T. Bowden, P. Dasso, T. Newcomb; Row 3; U. Horice, K. Karzin, T. Carlson, M. Hart, T. Abel, J. Clark, D. Kirgen, M. Mandel; Row 4: W. Miles, T. Shephard, J. Witmer, T. Birkel, R. Beechum, S. Smith, T. Hesser, R. Sheley; Row 5; R. Simpson, E. Nunn, R. Nettles, J. Scott, T. Sellers; M Kelly, L. Gerrard; Row 6; G. Pohlman, M. Smith, D. Newberry, T. Steinbaugh, C. Larson, J. Feldhahn, J. Watkins; Row 8; Coach B. Bonsall, Mrrs. J. Peterson, J. Bruggman, J. Birrel, S. Sheley, Coach R. Miers; Row 9; Coach J. Coolidge, Coach ). Braet. 46 Boy ' s Track Boys run, vault, hurdle into spring Two Rocky runners wait for the gun with their competitors. The running Rocks carried another successful season across the finish line. Provid¬ ing the nucleus of strength for the victorious Rocks were the powerful distance runners. Also leading the Rocks were returning letter- men Doug Attkinson, Steve Beck, Terry Brown, Dave Cline, Jim Coster, Brian Gottwalt, Bill Gustafson, Dave Newberry, and Bob Smith. A large turnout of freshmen and sophomores also supplied strong support for the team. Doug Atkinson begins his run, while other Rocky pole vaulters await their turns. Boy ' s Track 47 Mark Hart and Unis Horis remember the importance of stretching before workouts on their events. Girls keep on tracking Girls ' track team members are: Row 1: M E. Boyd, G. Bowling, L. Wright, J. Hall, L. Graves, G. Miller, S. Handley, C.M. Wilson, S. Jung, C. Cockerill, S. Watkins, and B. Plechaty. Row 2: R. Dahlin, C. Rowe, M.J. Boyd, A. Cobbs, R. Morris, P. Williamson, T. Greenwood, D. Carlson, C. Jacks, L. Cady, and C. Westerfield. Row 3: T. Smith, J. Schoeck, K. Rossow, A. McCart, C. Decker, J. Beckmann, P. Schaefer, K. Kean, A. Dasso, J. Eckart, and C. Wilson. Row 4: J. Reyes, L. Dickerson, D. Dickerson, D. Bragg, M. Atkins, S. Simmons, J. Ford, S. Rohr, C. Dennis, L. Phillips, S. Gottwalt, and A. Griffiths. Row 5: C. Foulks (manager), P. Williams (manager), M. McCart, K. Spear, D. Dahlin, F. Vogel, T. Searcy, Coach Marilyn Fields, and Coach John Each. Row 6: G. Barnes, and Coach Bob Wilson. On your mark, get set, go!!! Senior tracksters stretch out before a meet. Lemyra Graves sprints for the finish line. 48 Girls Track Run Coach Wilson goes over the days workout. The girls ' track team has a large squad again this year with many fine returning lettermen. Under the superb coaching of coaches Bob Wilson, Marilyn Fields, and John Each, the girls ran to another successful season. Many returning seniors provided experience, depth, and leadership. This was the seventh season that the girls have competed on a track team, and every year proves to be bet¬ ter. Throw Mindy Bibee shows the winning form that helped her break the school record. Jump Sprint Stretching should be taken seriously, although some of the girls track team members do not agree. Girls Track 49 Varsity gets Returning Ballplayers are: ROW ONE: Coach Carroll, Mike Darby, Bill Tingle, Tom Johnston, Mike Muhlenburg, Jim Wright, Robbie Crum, and Coach Gor- gal. ROW TWO: Craig Allison, Jeff Robb, Harry Allers, and Jason Lewis. New members of the Varsity Team are: ROW ONE: Rob Babers, Bob Love, Ke¬ vin Kotecki, Dave Weiderin, Bill Banks, Craig Parks, John Ely, and Brett Smith. ROW TWO: Jeff Westerfield, Flemming Lewis, Paul Springfield, Wayland Clay, Pat McCleary, Brian Hunecke, Tom Schafer, Carl Pippert, Mitch Martinez, and Jim Cacari. on the diamond tough This year ' s Varsity Baseball team proved to be one of Rocky ' s finest. The team ' s success was aided by such tough pitchers as Mike Darby and Mike Muelenburg. Rocky diamondmen were overall very ag¬ gressive at the plate. Coach Carroll ' s driv¬ ing coaching technique reflected off the team ' s performance. 50 Varsity Baseball Craig Allison patiently waits for a fly ball. Harry Allers stretches for the throw from an infield er. Head Sophomore baseball coach Gary Bender received another fine season from his Pebbles this year. The Pebble ' s pitching staff was led by Rory Gunter, while the Pebbles scoring attack was paced by Ed Kernan, who pro¬ vided the long ball threat. Once again freshmen from both campuses were on the team and for the second year Coach Bender was assisted by Thom McGreevey. This year ' s Sophomore Coaches are: Gary Bender, and Thom McGreevey. Sophomore Baseball 51 Sophomore Sluggers reflect pride Returning Sophomore players are: ROW ONE: Coach Gary Bender, Tim Miers, Bill Broemmer, Kevin Johnson, Alonso Martinez, and Coach Tom McGreevey. ROW TWO: Tim Thompson, Mike Man- del, Tom Eagle, Rory Gunter, and Craig Yeokum. Rocky ' s girls pitch into a new season Row 1: S. Morehead, B. Grossell, P. Lundy, K. Kludy, R. Inch, M. Lemkau, R. Jett. Row 2: K. Fleming, M. Beckmann, K. Staes, M. Inglehart, C. Kireeder, A. Bibee, D. Wehk- ing, G. Collier. Row 3: D. Styx, L. Long, M. Edwards, H. Kilgard, S. Rocssler, T. Phillips, J. Selman, Coach Faust. Not pictured: D. Morehead 52 Girls Softball Safe or out? Marsha Beckmann prepares for a ground ball. The Sophomore Football Cheerleaders are: ROW ONE: Stephanie Hallberg ROW TWO: Lynn Wheeland, Angie Dasso, Shelly Rhor ROW THREE: Buffy Heff, Jackie An¬ derson, and Lori Walker Cheerleaders add spirit to games The Varsity Football Cheerleaders are: ROW ONE: Diane Morrison, Kathi Kean, Julie Ressler. ROW TWO: Tina Sanders, Lori Strom, Diane Mirr, Sue Nessler and Vicki Bowker. The Varsity Wrestling Cheerleaders are: ROW ONE: Ginger Germanis, Theresa Hoing, Julie Ray ROW TWO: Terina Castle, and Carrie Williamson 54 Cheerleaders The Sophomore Wrestling Cheerleaders are: ROW ONE: Rholanda Perez. ROW TWO: Ashley Gragg, Buffy Heff, Pam Sedgwick. ROW THREE: Teri Mur- phy. The Varsity Basketball Cheerleaders are: ROW ONE: Barry Gold, jane Allison, Julie Hynde, Doug Atkin¬ son. ROW TWO: Ginger Armstrong, Debbie Reyn¬ olds, Rhonda Carpentier, Diane Mirr, and Chris Chesling. As the 80 ' s rolled in, the Rock added something new and different to the sports field. The Rocks started the football season with Varsity and Sophomore cheerleading squads. With the winter sports starting, they picked two more squads of cheerleaders; one for basketball, and the other one for wrestling. The Varsity basketball cheerleading squad helped to cheer the crowd on by adding two male cheerleaders. Cheerleaders 55l The Sophomore Basketball Cheerleaders are: ROW ONE: Lemyra Graves. ROW TWO: Stephanie Hall- berg, Karen Brandmeyer, Lynn Wheeland. ROW THREE: Lisa Bowker. ROW FOUR: Beth Turner Rocky Bowlers strike their way through season With six of the top ten bowler return¬ ing from the District Championship team of a year ago, the 1979-1980 girls ' bowling team is looking for a great sea¬ son. Lori Miller, Rhonda Milligan, Rob¬ in Inch, Benita Ramsey, Beth Hanson, and Cathy Decker should provide a good nucleus for a strong team. New¬ comers Debbie Morehead, Kathy Ros- sow and Vickie Burton will also chal¬ lenge for the top positions. • I!!!?!!! am ! fjfc? !• !? Iff III J 9k l w lai n Imi | W—Mfji i i. Rock Island Bowlers are: Row 1: S. Wittig, L. Miller, R Inch, K. Rossow; Row 2: D. Morehead, R. Milligan, B. RamseJ B. Hanson, S. McCullough; Row 3: D. Heim, T. Heim, C. Decker, J. Bleur, G. Bowing, R. Morris, Coach B. Wilson 56 Rocky Bowlers Chris Peterson practices a step for pom pon squad. Row 1 Barb Eston, Yvonne McDaniel, Chris Peterson, Tammy Husted, Rita Roach, Cindy Jones Row 2: Tammy Defauw, Nancy Bryant Theresa Moore, Stephanie Bohl, Kris Dennis, Lisa McClelland, Geri Kehl, Sheila Drovesky, Juanita Henderson Row 3: Lisa Congdon, Regina Black, Regina Bassett, Sharon Howell, Wendy Kelly, Phyllis Williams, Marva Lewis, Lisa Collinson, Gloria Miller, Diane Sedam Gerie Wilson watches over her pom pon squad. Gloria Miller dances to the beat. Pom Pon What makes a crowd ... people! Cheering at the athletic games, Showing enthusiasm at a pep assembly, Supporting our school activities. All proving that in some way Every student contributes. What supports the rock? ... individuals! Each striving for his or her own goal. Forming clubs, sports, and friendships. And above all, Rocky students have Something special, PRIDE. The year of 79-80 at Rocky was a memorable one. Looking back, we see the happy times and the sad. We will remember the times of expectations and satisfaction of accomplish¬ ments. Homecoming brought smiles, cheers, frustrations at parade-time, and many mem¬ ory-making events. A great way to end a decade! People 5! PICPII „ a _• 60 Academics Education at R.l.H.S. spans the spectrum from academic courses for remedial skills in such fundamentals as Basic Math and Read¬ ing Improvement to advanced placement courses like College English and Studio Art from which a student may gain college credit or advanced standing in college. Within this spectrum are such diversified offerings as vocational-technical training of many kinds with on-the-job experience in several fields, drama classes, vocal music classes, and in¬ strumental music classes. A print shop, a swimming pool, an electron¬ ics lab, a foreign language lab, science labs, car mechanics and auto body shops, gyms with many of the P.E. trimmings like an in¬ door track and a weight-lifting room, sewing labs, cooking labs, and special education fa¬ cilities — all add to the amazing opportuni¬ ties Rocky has for educating the whole child. When our students need the attention of a nurse, a counselor, or a speech therapist to support the educational process, Rocky has these specialists here to help. AC4DI44IC§ Lyle Forward: Assistant Superintendent of Schools Dr. John Tibbett: Director of Curriculum Dr. James Hopson: Superintendent of Schools Robert Lagerblade: Director of Personnel Ferdinand Mandolini: Director of Special Services Jane Grahlmann: School Board President Stephen Clark: School Board President Pro- Tern H. Keed Doughty; Board Member Roger Kessler: Board Member Timothy Knanishu: Board Member Anita Murrens: Board Member Jaye Zessar: Board Member Student School Board Members: Jim Coster, Debbie Galex, and Dave Kannenberg Mr. Murphy settles in at the Rock C.R. Bradfori R. Motz ). Stone C. Armstrong G. McMaster G. Ostrom Science (sl ' ans) F. Robinson Mr. Motz seems to be making organic spa¬ ghetti. Mr. McMaster refle .ts on happy years at Rocky. 64 Academics Science (si ' ans) 1. Systematized knowledge derived from observation, study, and experi¬ mentation. Students at the Rock are showing an increased interest in science courses, especially in the higher sciences like chemistry and physics. This year, the science department has purchased new textbooks for biology and chemistry Art (art), Music (myoo ' zik), and Foreign Languages (for ' in lan ' gwijes P. Schuck C. White D. Holcolmb R. Maurus Art (art) 1. The conscius use of skill, taste, and creative imagina tion in the production of aestheti c objects. Music (myBo ' zik) 1. Vocal or instrumental sounds having rhythm, melo dy, or harmony. Foreign Languages (for ' in lang ' gwijes) 1. Language other than one ' s native tongue. Beth Hanson listens attentively to Mr. Klatt ' s advice. Mr. Maurus picks up the tempo. Frau Bowman deciphers a puzzling German assignment. M. Bowman M. Herrera C. Tsagaris Missing: H. Soukup Academics 6 V. Anderson R. Brauch L. Campbell E. Conrad C. Ehlers English (ing ' glish) 1. The official language of the people of Great Britain and the United States. The English department has set new graduation requirements for the class of ' 82. This year ' s sophomores must pass special required English classes which are designed to teach basic grammar, writing, speaking, and classroom participation skills important for success in any course. After completion of the required courses, any student who cannot pass an English speech proficiency test must take sup¬ plemental English skills classes. Students who pass the proficiency test are free to take elective English classes during their junior and senior years. Other new poli¬ cies include 4 years of English required for graduation and a sophomore early plan¬ ning program for junior and senior English electives. Mrs. Jones analyzes Sandy Palmer ' s work. Mr. Oestreich critiques a new movie for his class. A. Milton C. Oestreich 66 Academics English (ing ' glish) W. Armstrong A. Casey P. Dennis T. Dickerson H- Hegg J. Janecke H. Johnson D. Michelson Social Sciences (so ' shal si ' anses) 68 Academics Mr. Michelson exclaims, Excellent! Mr. Armstrong lectures from his favorite perch. Social Sciences (so ' shal si ' anses) 1. Any of several studies dealing with society and the activity of its members. The Social Studies department at Rocky is looking for¬ ward to some additions. There will be available four new courses, including American Problems and Wom¬ en ' s Studies, World Cultures, and a Social Studies in¬ ternship program. The internship course involves placement of students in active roles in community affairs along with classroom studies. Mathematics (math ' amat ' iks) and Business (biz ' nis) L. Anderson G. Malcolm A. Neeley Mathematics (math ' a mat ' iks) 1. The group of sciences dealing with quantities and their relationships by the use of numbers and symbols. Business (biz ' nis) 1. Instruction in secretarial skills and business administration. L.Neuerburg ). Werthmann D. Wood Academics 6 ! $ I.. . -- 5S| i.ssi K«rt ' mm ] 1 - ; V- ' - 3 4 - - 1) _, J D. Bonsall Physical Education (fiz i kal j a ka ' shan) J. Carroll J. Johnstone Not pictured: N. Albritton Physical Education (fiz ' i kal aja ka ' shan) 1. Instruction in the development and care of the body usually involv¬ ing training in systematic exercises. Mr. Johnstone ' s fourth period holds him in high esteem. Miss Trackwell relaxes after a hard day in the gym. C. Nicola D. Sartor E. Trackwell 70 Academics F. Friedrichsen v A. G or gal 1 I L. Shellenberger Driving (driving) and Health Education (helth ej a ka ' shan) WBatfr wt S A • -- 1 ; ' ,: - _jj T U4| I iiWIi Ji £f , i 1 Driving (dri ' ving) 1. The management of a vehicle on the road. Health Education (helth ej aka ' shan) 1. Instruction in proper physical and mental fitness. Mr. DeTaeye heads out for another driving adventure. ■gw Mrs. Anderson really makes her point to Mr. Schultz. R. Allison D. DeTaeye W. Holmgren S. Schultz F. Younquist Academics 7‘ Training (tran ' ing) Sachfield 1 1 1 i 1 H M I M 1 36 iJ I I I 1 1 § J. Norris L. Albrecht R. Nelson A. Banfield W. Gerber D. Hawkinson R. Sellers Bachelor Survival is designed for senior students. The objective is to help them to be able to live a single life- their first exper¬ ience away from home. Some of the subjects covered are: person¬ al and social relationships, basic nutrition, and food preparation for a single person. How to shop wisely, furnishing, decorating an apartment and learning to budget are also learned. Besides these, there are units concerning clothing selection and repair. Creating (kre ating) and Constructing (kan struk ting) Mrs. Johnson reads a recipe to her class. Creating (kre a ' ting) Mrs. Norris smiles as she collects the las, test Makin 8 ' inventing, or producing, paper. Constructing (kan strakt ' ing) Mr. Nelson appears to have spotted the prop- Making Of forming by combining lem. parts. V. Johnson M. Kuhn Academics 7 Secretary (sek ' ra ter ' e) Row 1: M. Thompson. Row 2: E. a Mill 1 -ri—■ Wise, V. Cloninger, R. Carbone, 111 111 M. Henson, A. Iglehart, C. Bab¬ cock, B. Forbes, K. Ackerson, D. Ricketts. . Mrs. Iglehart keeps the counselors ' office running smoothly. Secretary (sek ' ra ter e) 1. One employed to handle correspondence and man¬ age routine and detai l work for an office or business. A typical view of Mrs. Henson 74 Academics M. Pierce R. Stevens Counselor (kown ' sel or) Mr. Stevens sorts his files. Counselor (kown ' sel ar) 1. One who gives advice. Miss Strohl chats with Richard Smith during cafeteria duty. M. jones N. Strohl Not pictured: R. janssen Academics 7: Security (si kyoor ' a te) Row 1: P. Walker. Row 2: D. Payton, H. Man- ley, and C. Yeater. AraHpmir ; Mr. Payton is captivated by Powderpuff ac¬ tion. Mrs. Manley and Mr. Yeater prepare for the morning rush. This year Rock Island High School is pioneering another new program aimed at improving student-school relations. Rocky is the first area school to employ a staff of truant officers. Their purpose is not to scare students into attending school, but to be special friends to those students who have attendance problems and encourage them to come to school. They also find pro¬ fessional counseling for students with family-related truancy prob¬ lems. Though it has declined over the past several years, Rocky ' s atten¬ dance is on the rise with the advent of the program. Truant officers: Row 1: J. Sedam, A. Hahn. Row 2: D. McGinnis, T. Roberts ISS Supervisors: K. Wells, N. Albritton, and A. Kyle. Academics 71 Reading (red ' ing) Reading (red ' ing) 1. Learning from what one has seen found in printing or writing. Librarians: P. Van Eaton and F. Simmons. D. Christensen D. Purtscher The Reading Center personnel are: D. Purtscher and B. Singer. Missing from picture is D. Christensen. ' 8 Academics Maintenance (man ' t ' n ans) Corky supervises work on Rocky ' s hall¬ way. Academics 79 Custodians: Row 1: J. Baumbaugh, R. Schmook, C. Bounheuang, M. Hanson. Row 2: F. Workman, E. Nagel, ). Webster. Row 3: P. Caudill, M. Nelson, E. Gatheright, C. McCombs Maintenance (man ' t ' n ans) 1. the upkeep of property or equipment. Cafeteria Ladies: Row 1: D. Brutsche, M. Johnson, I. De Pron, M. Dunlap, B. Wildermuth, H. Jones, D. Ortman, C. Swensen. Row 2: N. Nimrick, V. Hol- gate, D. Britton, D. Bales, L. Carsell, L. Heggen, L. Hesch, R. Jackson, E. Esther, C. Hannen, R. Flowers, A. Minteer Therapists (ther ' a pists) 1. Persons trained in methods of treatment. Therapists (ther ' a pists) Mrs. Hart is ready for any emergency A smile from the speech therapist, Mrs. Faigen. 80 Academics In memory of Rose Ann Bjorkman Rose Ann Bjorkman was truly a teacher in the finest sense of the word. She was an inspiration. For a teacher, there is no greater honor than to hear a former student say of her that teacher changed my life.. .she helped me to become what I am . Miss Bjorkman changed lives for the better.. she insisted that students be what they could be that they be proud of themselves and their accomplishments. Just as parents live on in their children, so teachers live on in their students. While we are distressed that we will not see her again in the classrooms and halls, we who knew her, joyfully remember what she has given us. We can show other students, other teachers, other friends the positive outlook that she instilled in us. We can share with others the special knowledge she had in food service, using what she taught us to become better at our work. We can value, as she did, each person we meet.. .by encouraging people to be the best within their ability and to be proud of that ability. We will keep her memory with us always. Being a senior at Rock Island High means knowing the feeling of achievement, readi¬ ness and pride. The three years are filled with memories of winning football teams and basketball teams, having more National Merit Scholarship win¬ ners year after year than other area schools, and all the pride of saying, I am part of the Rock! We feel prepared to step out into our fu- tures-whether we have gone through col¬ lege prep or occupational training. The world outside holds many new opportuni¬ ties and challenges for which we are pre¬ pared. We have achieved an end and gained a beginning through our memories and our preparations at the Rock. Seniors Craig Allison Alan Alvarez Bruce Amidon Brian Anderson Julie Andresen Sandra Angel Dean Armstrong Elizabeth Anderson 84 Seniors Laura AlcJrian Tronda Adams Douglas Atkinson Jeffrey Attwood Lavita Avery Cynthia Baker Cynthia Balch Kenneth Baltimore Catherine Joan David Diane Banks Banks Barnett Barnett Seniors 85 Bradley Bawmann Randy Beard Cynthia Beason Barrett Mark Beckwith Joyce Beckmann Jacqueline Bier man Michael Benson Katina Benson % 1 m m M l 1 1 1 Melissa Biggs Sheri Black Regina Black Michelle Bleuer Robert Boeye Robert Blomberg Samuel Bolden Douglas Bosworth Glennis Bote Kenneth Brass Connie Bowser Laurie Boussemaere Seniors { r ' Jk -1 1 J 1 I 1 [ I 1 } r r lL? 4 Mk i Connie Braner Cathy Brasmer Ylva Bromberg Misty Broemmer Shelly Brooks Angola Brown Charles Bullock Daniel Burkhardt Pamela Burton Timothy Bush Seniors Willie Burrago David Butts Elizabeth Caldwell Kevin Campbell Julie Carlson Beth Carlson Regina Carper Jane Carlson Robert Chamberlain Terrina Castle Jeffrey Carstens Seniors 89 Elizabeth Clark Timothy Chatman Christine Chesling lay Charles David Cline Christine Com Timothy Clemann Timothy Clausen Kitky Conklin Felicia Collins Lisa Collinson Lori Cole 90 Seniors Robot! Danielson Mark Damowood Nguoi Dang Sc on Daniel Donald Cook James Cosier Laura Cotton Mark Robbie Joanne Cox Cralli Crum William Conley Kimberly Cullor Kenneth Dasso Phillip Dasso Jeanie Davis Brian Daw Cathy Decker Tamara DeFauw Richard Denney Kevin Deitrich William DePaepe Scott DeSmet Enrique Diaz Seniors Christim f.aslcv Robert fwn Douglas Flliott Slant y Flliott Harvey Donelson Towanda Dill Raymond Dixon Tom Drovesky Bruce Dorward Mary Dietz Karen Dietsch Kim Donaldson Wanda Estcll Benny Emerson Piper Engman Marguerite Ely Theresa Etheridge Sherri Farrance Tom Faulhaber Loretta Eston th pher istc Pat is F is Melody- El more John Ely Thomas Forbes Gregory Foster Keith Foster Elisha Fou Iks Steven Fowler Bryan Fowler Philip Freeman Becky Galbraith Debra Galex Scott Free love Seniors 95 Phillip George Eric Garrison Thomas Gannon Stephen Galusha Julie Gluck Terrie Glenn Virginia Geramanis Willie Grant Brian Gottwalt lanet Golden Craig Goldberg William Gustafson Elizabeth Grossell Cindy Groothaert Robert Griffin Susan Handley Kenneth Hamilton Christine Hathaway Julie Harding Stacey Hannah Seniors 97 TT ' vj Donna Teresa Hocgerl Holmberg Joe Ann Hayden Nora Hendren Dennis Hickman Curtis Hester Mark Henneman Lisa Hoben James Headley Jack Heber Debra Heim Seniors Sheryl Hopley Cynthia Howell Logan Howell Perry Hultgren Robert Houston lisa Hudson Brian Humphrey Jeffrey Hugaert Robert Horice Mark Howard Marian Hudson Brian Hunecke Christopher Iversen Robin Inch David Huntley Maureen Murlbutt Jennifer James Mary Jeffery Denise Jenkins Lorric Jefferson Darrell Johnson Felecia Johnson Charlene Jennings Brenda Johnson 10 Seniors Michael Johnson Linda Johnson Kim Johnson George Johnson David Kaskadden David Kannenberg Thomas Johnston Jon Keim Seniors Joanie Kerr Christina King Lynn Kerr os Robin king Pamela Kloster Kimberly Kludy Philip Koehler Sandie Knapp David Koteiki Robert Kovitz Trevor Kraklow Kari Koester Pornell Lcrc h Mary Is uenning Jason Lewis Lori Lewison Tennie Light Melissa Li tlas trie Livingston trron Livingston Patru id l.ofdahl ■mors Michael Luckey Craig Luloff Jeanette Luckey Michael Long Marshall Lyon Anthony McCann Pamela Lundy John McDuffie Debra McCaw Jerri McDaniel Anne McCari 104 Seniors Michael McNair Lauretha Madison Phyllis McElrath Jon McGuire Timothy Marquis Jennifer Martin Judy Martin Lorrie Manley Ellen Meincke Jeffrey Mendoza Wendy Maynard Robert Martin Seniors 105 Brian Meyers Douglas Miers Daphne Millwood Millon Miller Warren Miller Dobra Morehead Amb r Moran tiizabcth Mot 7 Darryl Morrow Diano Morrison Faith Muollor Kama Mulkey Julie Mulvoy Dennis Murphy Lora Neodha m Leigh Murrens Joseph Needham Laura Murray Mindy Nesseler Thomas Nelson Cleo Neely Jeffrey Osirom Jodi Nyqujsi Kurt Osmundson Marilyn Nimmers Seniors i • Er V Og m VT 1 I 1 ■ Mu hael Pierson Gregory Piehl 1 ISd Pir h Bradley Pohl Terry Pollack Ellen Potter Donald Preston Darlene Prince Matt Quill Gary Quinby Lisa Quinones ra - M ■ l Wr ? _ Marilyn Reading Ramona Reid Jeffrey Rhode Stanley Reed Michael Reeh Eric Reed Timothy Rade Tammy Reyes Julie Ray Debra Reynolds Richard Quintana Julie Resler Amy Roberson leffrey Robb Julie Rickey Daniel Rot kwell Delons Rot k VV ay no Robertson Tina Roberson Kelvin Rnmmels Robin Row land Kathryn Rossow lizabeth Romeo Thomas Sr hater Michael Schaab Penns Sr haefer Terrs Salais Timothy Schmacht Debra St hluter Charles Sc hlenker Lur ie Sr hwart kopf Thomas Sr hweskd Charlotte St haler Julie St hroeder Teresa Searcy Ric k Sc ott Mu hael Sc ott li abeth Shryac k Scolt Shatter Jay Seuss I li aheth Sedgwic k Lori Sigmon Winston Shepherd Senior Kelly Smith Ralph Smith R i hard Smith Robert Smith Rose Smith Sarah Smith Steven Smith Diane SoacJy Anne Snowden Harry Spaulding 116 Seniors I )avi(l Spori Rost Sterling Spi.i P.ilru i.i Sli wns Carolyn Strumor Karen Summers J.inn Tilt lit x i- •nson Thom.ts Taylor Thom.ts Thoms Anthony Tobi.ts 118 Seniors lori Tu ker Barry Tut ker Susan Treadwell William Vance Keith Ulman Marilyn Tut kor •hannon Turner Cyrille Verhelsl Lynn VanDeVoorde Jeffrey Vinar Dunne Wehkirig Mary Wcdert Tim Watkins Cheryl VVhit onth Thomas Welsh Frank Weikert C hrisiir V ii‘nn K r ist in ' WiRgms Roht ' i i V idomr Kristin Wifdcrin Cinch Villiams Mark W lUU’rimill Christ if Wilkins Carrie illi.imson K.nhlf cii Wilson Mal)l( Williams ) Seth VV ilnu’r Orville Wilson Kent Winger Kristine Wilson jolenc Work Kimberly Woodrum Andrew eglin Joseph Zawdda I van Young Seniors not pictured Congdon, John Cunningham, Arthur Henry, Darryl Johnson, Troy Jones, Kerry Marlin, Joan Meyers, Timothy Millbrook, Marvin Murphy, Timothy Newberry. David Orr, Shawn Payne . James Riggle, Steven Scott, Sharon Sedam, Vickie Smead, Timothy Smith, Janis Underwood, Deborah Wester man, Steven White, Delano Williams, Sidney Wilson, Kenneth Yoeman, Daniel ( Seniors 123 As juniors, we should take much pride in Rock Island High School. We approach our meridian year of high school life, waiting for the glorified liberations day of graduation. While this goal is yet another year from our means, we should take stock of what our school has to offer: scholastic achievements, musical overtones, athletic events, club ac¬ tivities, and a host of other hospitalities, in¬ cluding programs for most interests, and in¬ terest in the growth of its individual stu¬ dents. We should take pride in our unique and col¬ lective offerings. Let us work together for the best school in all respects and strive to perfect it for next year and the following years. Juniors 125 JUNIORS tfMI 1 F 0W - , J r flQv 1 Li , V b!Lj 1 I JL J [y few] Ml I I - ) 1 j J • «Jf A « 7y gMl R] Hj ll Kji vQV 1 r ' V ■ Ml 1 i 1 1 V r 5 1 r lk fcjJLrl Black, Carl Black, Priscilla Blakey, Pamela Bland, Jonathan Bloom, Patrice Boeye, Kimberly Bolden, Mary Boozan, Terry Bower, Frank Bowker, Victoria Boyer, Karen Bragg, Retinia Braid, Bridget Brandmeyer, Theresa Braner, Lisa Bristol, Cathy Brooks, Andretta Brooks, Mary Brooks, Sherry Brooks, Stefan Brooks, William Brower, Thomas Brown, Kristine Brown, Sherry Brown, Terrence Brozovich, Jeffrey Brugman, Jeffrey Bryant, Mary Buchanan, Tracy Bullock, Elizabeth Burkert, Kelly Burrage, Kevin Burton, Vickie Bush, Diana Caldwell, Daphine Carlson, Deanna Carmichael, Todd Carothers, Bonnie Carpentier, Rhonda Carr, Tammy Carrsell, Jon Caruso, Bianca Cather, David Chambers, Melissa Christensen, Linette Christensen, Terry Christie, Sheri Clark, John Claude, Luella Clay, Shirley Clay, Wayland Clemann, Brian Juniors 127 Ginger Armstrong waits patiently while Dale Atwood tries to figure out his new schedule card. Clemons, Denise Clevenger, Mona Cohen, Gregory Cole, Carla Cole, Jerome Cole, Michael Collins, Gordon Congdon, Lisa Conicella, Roberto Conklin, Raymond Cook, Laura Coons, Vicki Cotton, Theodore Crooks, Pamela Crow, Scot Crow, Nancy Cunningham, Cynthia Cunningham, Mary Cutler, Mart in Dahlin, Rezonn Dailey, Patrick Dailing, Christine Darby, Michael Dasso, Laurie Dasso, Mark Davis, Cindy Davis, Debra Davis, Kevin Dawkins, Krista Day, G. Dean, Michael DeBuysere, Christine DeCoster, Laura Derry, Tina DeSchepper, Lori DeWitte, Christine Dickerson, Alphonso Dilley, David Dixon, Joyce Do, Thuan Doeckel, Steven Dohrer, Gary Donelson, Robert Dorward, Jenny Downing, Timothy 128 Juniors WLr A ) If ill HMf 1 m j fc, 7 41 [a [S r Ur ■ IKS J I i m i i 2 l F p 7‘ J jb ' aj Gy B H ' A y Hi ■ |m 1 v pr H 5 [| H u V 1 ra 9 bmB| nr I E ■Sj, RRR A K £jj| ■ | tw I ■ -A. 1 1 1 • ] k’:J m L 3 [ J r-j j Ir ill R| r i nil WtCjw c Mi 1 1 m 11 ■ -V. X «1 . . % 13 iw Z ft A I a 1 i I i ft V, ' t ' 4 A Hillyer, John Hocker, Brain Hocker, Robin Hoing, Theresa Holland, Gwenther Holland, Kim Holtz, Barbara Hornback, Phyllis Horton, Jay Howell, Sharon Howie, Todd Hozak, Alesia Hudson, Nathaniel Huffstedtler, Marlin Hughes, Linda Huisman, Patricia Hull, Marlyn Hunt, Kevin Hurray, Christine Hurry, Karen Hurt, Angela Hurt, David Hurt, Randy Hynd, Julie Inglesh, Michael Israel, Jeremiah Jacks, Colleen Jackson, Brenda Jackson, Raymond Jacobs, Jane Janecke, Cindy Jansen, James Jennings, Johnson, Johnson, David David Laurie Jett, Richard Johnson, John Johnson, Jinks, Kristine Johnson, Julie Lawrence Johnson, LeRoy Johnson, Linda Johnson, Michelle Jones, David Juniors 131 Leckbee, Katherine Lee, Angela Lemkau, Marcia m ML wfo Pi yy ►Sf 1 yr - ' 1 L | (ft i UkU :.  - 1 n ■ . 1 J “A L ;•. J E “2 L ' a8 |j|H j _ ■ amL I ’ _A b jk I • vQPjJ .? T] IHH ri 1 ss - L. c t „ gHgh mST Ssl 4 1 I t J L  g$ B Bi. • 1 i m 1 v V- M k MM J vLj y|[ t um Mb A 1 O I ■  Martin, Steven Martinez, Dionicio Mason, Carry Maynard, Kristin Meadows, Michele Mejia, Anthony Mendoza, Dorine Metcalf, Shiryl Meyers, Randy Meyers, Shelley Miers, Sherry Milefchik, Lisa Miles, Robin Millen, Kevin Miller, Arron Miller, Deborah Miller, Hilton Miller, Kristina Miller, Lori Mirr, Diane Mitchell, Rick Moore, Calvin Moore, Jerry Moore, Patricia Moran, Laurie Morgan, Brenda Morgan, Jeffrey Morrison, Michael Morrow, LaVern Moser, Leonard Mott, Susan Muhlenberg, Michael Munday, Sue Murphey, Muskeyvalley, Myers, Needham, Ann Jerry . Rodesha Steven Kathy Munson, Faith Murphey, Myers, Crystal Nations, Neely, Robert Murga, Victor Sharon Myers, Jeffrey Debbie Nelson, Todd Murphey, S. Navota, Gretchen Cheerleader Pat McClary tries to rival a famous country singer at the Powder Puff game. 34 luniors Viviani, Jerald Voorhis, Julie Walker, Adam Waler, Alma Walker, Darla Walker, Eric Walker, Perry Walker, Wendy Water, Creta Weese, Anthony Weigand, Thomas Weingartz, Cindy Weintraut, Dawn Wells, Denise Wells, Lori Wentzel, David Westerfield, Jeffrey Whitcomb, Shelley White, Erma White, Laurie White, Sue Wiederin, Daivd Wilhelm, Jane Williams, Pamela Williams, Raymond Williams, Robyn Wiliamson, Cathy Wilson, Carrie Wilson, Carrie Wilson, Dinnis Winkelman, David Wise, Michael Wisenburg, Alta Wittig, Susan Woodmansee, James Woods, Aaron Wortham, Blake Wright, Lisa Wright, Keenan Wright, Sharon Wyatt, Lori Yazbec, Thomas Ybarra, Scott Juniors 13S . i|V Mary Pauwels dresses the part of a clown in the Homecoming Parade. 40 Juniors Juniors Not Pictured f Banks, William Bassett, Regina Bryant, Mary Dillingham, Lee Edwards, Harold Hare, Linda Hicks, Darryl Hull, John Kallenback, Patrick Kraklow, Gary Lewis, Flemming Palmer, Tammi Scharer, Scott Spencer, Cynthia Watkins, John Throughout our younger lives we have longed to be a part of Rock Island High School. As Sophomores, on the first part of our journey through the years ahead, we expect much of high school life. When we began the school year, we had many mixed emotions, and every new experience brought on frustration and curiousity. The sophomore year at Rock Island High School has many beginnings and each student must find a place in his new school. We then may take a moment to realize that a piece of the rock is finally ours. Sophomores 141 M 11 4 U4 US Pebbles provide pep at the rock Abel, Todd Adams, Kathleen Adams, Tracey Albrecht, Karen Aldrian, Mark Allen, Tracey Alter, Francis Dean Andereck, Douglas Anderson, Jacqueline Anderson, Kevin Anderson, Leisa Anderson, Lorri Anderson, Patricia Anderson, Sharon Anderson, Steve Andrews, Cheryl Appleman, Patrick Arnold, Billy Atkins, Denise Atkinson, Susan Atnip, Thomas Avery, Tresa Baker, Margaret Baltimore, Lisa Bannas, Christine Barber, Ericka Barnes, Gerald Barnes, Mark Bartell, Darlene Barton, Troy Batterson, Tera Beason, Gwen Beavers, Danny Beeson, William Bennett, Theresa Benson, Thomas Berryman, Frederick Beswick, Reva Bierman, David Bigford, Karen Birkel, Todd Birrell, Donna Black, Shelli Bledsoe, Robert Bleuer, Janet Boehm, Barry Boehme, Kimberly Bohl, Stephanie Borcherding, Mitch Bolden, Terry Boss, Virginia Botor, Patricia Bowden, Timothy 142 Sophomores Bowers, Edward Bowers, Patti Bowes, Scott Bowker, Lisa Bowser, Melody Bowser, Terry Boyd, Yvette Bragg, Martha Brandmeyer, Karen Brasmer, Daniel Bratton, Todd Breuwet, Joseph Brinkmeyer, Sara Brocksieck, Susan Broemmer, William Brown, Denise Brown, Margaret Brown, William Bruggeman, Marc Brunat, Susan Bullock, Katherine Burgner, Richard Burkhead, Laurie Byrd, Teresa Cain, William Campbell, Christopher Campbell, Danielle Campbell, Michael J. Carius, Julie Carlson, Timothy Carr, Terri Carrillo, Kim Carter, Timothy Carver, Nita Ann Chaplin, Joseph Chaplin, Matthew Charles, Teresa Chipman, Curt Clark, Howard Clark, Tonya Claude, Loretta Amy Gray experiences the typical frustrating problem of bulky lock¬ ers. Sophomores 143 getting to know you Dennis, Kris E y 1 L J kj| w KM Wjr I IF i IV - u n Whi 1 l. m r 1 I | fej Buffy Heth aids in the jello-eating contest. Dickerson, Melvin Dieterich, Brian Dinwiddie, Lana Dixon, George Dixon, Valerie Dorman, Janet Drovesky, Shiela Dufur, Steven nniriPN RTTTH Dunigan, Irving Durham, Carl Dusenberry, David Duyvejonck,Todd Eagle, Thomas Eastman, Laura Edstrom, Robin Edwards, Michael Edwards, Vicki Egan, Richard Ehlers, Heike Elliot, Randy Elliot, Richard Elston, Glen Emerson, Timothy Engholm, Terry Eston, Barbara Etheridge, Leslie Euring, Glynis Fackel, Kelly Farrance, Arthur Feldhahn, Jeffrey Ferm, Jillann Finger, Mary Fink, Chris Fleming, John Flores, Beatriz Flores, Rodney Foley, Traci Foss, Randy Foster, Thomas Foulks, Carlotta Foulks, Carole Fout, James Franklin, Lisa Franks, Julie Frost, Christian Fulscher, Jeanette Ganaway, Todd Gano, Shawn Sophomores 145 gj ni Garcia, Anthony Garrard, Larry Gathright, Caroline Gaylord, Deborah Gehn, Robert Genz, Terry George, Daniel Gerard, Rhonda Gerstein, Scott Geuther, Jeffrey Gibson, James Gill, Theresa Gill, William Gillis, Jacqueline Glasby, Laurel Glenn, Vicki Gluck, Juli e Ann Goldsberry, Todd Gordon, Brian Gordon, Nancy Gottwalt, Sharon Gragg, Elizabeth Graham, Katherine Graves, Lamira Gray, Amy Gray, Orlando Green, Laurie Greenman, Raymond Greenwood, James Griffiths, April Grimm, Dale Gulley, Christopher Guy, Angela Guzman, Thomas Gunter, Roderick Gustafson, Mark Hall, Joleen Hall, Ronald Hall, Victor Hallberg, Stephanie Hampton, Terry Hankins, Gary 146 Sophomores Juniors and sophomores work together Hanson, Elizabeth Harding, John Harris, Medgar Hart, Mark Hasselroth, Dean Hatlett, Lisa Hayes, Anthony Hayes, Joel Hays, Terry Hearn, Katherine Heber, Devin Heber, Julie Hedstrom, Walter Henderson, Gregory Henderson, Juanita Hendren, Jonni Hendrickson, Robert Henneman, Suzann Herbert, Scott Hernandez, James Herrmann, David Hesser, Thomas Hester, Vickie Heth, Elizabeth Hewett, Terry Hickman, Charles Hickman, Vicky Hill, Steven Hillman, Michelle Hoben, Karen Hodson, Marla Holtz, William Horice, Unice Horvath, Susan Housby, Deborah Housby, Patricia Houston, Lorey Jim Estell helps Julie Druhl and Jim Frink in a homecoming project. Sophomores 147 lohnson, Jones, Keim, Jay Roseanna Timothy Keller, lones, Cynthia Jones, Victor Marcus lones, Dayna Kayser, Laurie Kelly, Mic lones, John T. Kean, Donna Kenney, R r ■« Tp vv v SSiiH Ivm al jrti 1 f ■ - a J Hw 1 J W H -■W ' “ ,u. i;: Who is Jim Ostrom watching? Kernan, Edward Kerr, James Kincaid, Susan Kinder, Cecil Kirgan, Douglas Kisner, George Kittleson, Jeanine Klatt, Mary Beth Kloster, Douglas Knapp, Brian Koester, Debbie Kovitz, Richard Kraklow, Jerry Kunzle, Douglas Lampkin, Kim Lannoo, Andrea Larson, Chad Larson, Lorraine Lawver, Jeffrey Lear, Christopher Lee, Candy Lee, Fonda Lee, Margaret (Peggy) Leiby, Jack Leonard, Lori Lewis, Angie Lewis, Eddie Lewis, Marva Lewis, Michelle Light, Ray Lindholme, Terron Lindley, Scott Bradley Lindley, Todd Lofgren, Matthew Lomas, Charles Lothridge, Craig Love, Robert Lovett, Ricky Lowry, Linda Luloff, Darrell Lyle, Joseph Lynch, Gilbert Lyon, Matthew Sophomores 14 Metcalf, Laura Meyer, Russell lelody, indy lendoza, abbie [TJ] n FTO PV ' 41 . W i 1 I 1 J |B ?- c 11 1 f f ! xi | § Ju 1 . jk V. jh . I kj 1 j ■ - T - - • JM N y ■; Mi ler, Wi liam Mi ligan Rh onda Mi ligan Moore, Andre Moore, Christina Moore, Cynthia Moore, Teresa Moran, Steven Morehead, Sheri Morris, Velina Morrison, William Morrow, Bruce Morrow, Toni Motz, William Mowery, Mitchell Mullens, Jeffrey Mullins, Gina Murphy, Stephen Murphy, Terri Muskeyvalley, Renee Myers, Ronald Nall, Barbara Nations, Steven Navota, Heidi Neeley, JoAnn Neff, William Nelson, Nancy Nesseler, Jerry Newberry, Jacqueline Newcomb, Timothy Newland, Shelley Newman, Suzanna Newnham, Jeanne Nichols, Amanda Nichols, Mark Niemann, Nunn, Darren Oldfather, Ostrom, Palicki, Pardee, Patrick, Craig Pena, David Anthony Tandy Nunn, Ellis James Elizabeth Steven Patterson, Pena, Roberto Nichols, Mark Noblet, Diana DeWayne Orr, Owens, Palmer, Parsons, Paul Perez, Anthony Lynn O ' Brien, Chris LueVonda Shirley Sandra Randall Pegg, Terry Rolanda Nielsen, Nolin, Scott Orr, Ricardo Owens, Papanikolaou, Patchin, Randi Nancy Thomas Constantine Sophomores 151 r L 3 f3f Ja jfl Back to basics for sophomores Sanders, Tammy Sanders, Timothy Sanders, Wendy Schafer, Frederick Scharer, Lori Scherer, Matthew Schiller, Anne Schinckel, Frieda Schisler Angela Schluter, Darcy Schomer, Morgan Schram, Judith Schroeder, Michael Schroeder, Thomas Schwartzkopf, Vivian Schweinberger, Susan Scott, Jimmie Scott, Robert Scudder, Ellen Seabolt, Starla Sedam, Diane Sedgwick, Pamela Sellers, Thomas Selsor, Joseph Setser, Roy Sexton, Patrick Shallman, John Sharp, Craig Sharp, Roxanne Shaw, Karen Sheese, Dean Shehorn, Angela Sheley, Ryan Shepard, Anthony Shepard, Ranae Shibley, Randy Shorb, Pamela Shultz, Peter Simmons, Angela Simpson, Gail Simpson, Russell Sims, Danny Skaggs, Terry Jr. Smead, Percy Smith, David Smith, Janice Kaye Smith, Kirk Smith, Mark Smith, Steven Smith, Theresa Smith, Tommy Somers, Robert Sodeman, Douglas Jr. Soike, Glenn Spaulding, John Spaulding, Kristina Spore, James Staes, Kristine Steele, John Stelling, Lisa Stewart, Leonard Stockton, Pebbles Sophomores 15; Storey, Bryan Stout, Randall Stribling, Christina Strickland, Darryl Stricter, Lisa Styx, Dean Sturdivant, Dawn Suarez, Joseph Sulser, Susan Swanson, Kai Taggart, Jerod Talbert, Regina Talboom, Paul Tanner, Scott Taylor, Debbie Teague, Kenneth Temple, Dennis Thomas, Russell Thompson, Anthony Thompson, Carrie Thompson, Shawn Thompson, Timothy Timmer, David Toliver, Michael Tompkins, Michael Tournear, Brenda Trevino, Casimira Trice, Jacqueline Trout, Ellry Truong, Ahn Tucker, Charles Tunnell, Ronald Turner, Elizabeth Vann, Norman Vassaka, James Veasey, Victor Verhelst, Patrick Vickers, Kirksey Vinar, Joseph Sophomore Lamire Graves cheerfully starts the day with a wave. 154 Sophomores o 3 ' I 1 jT] V I lw l i n i v 7 ! Homecoming a new experience for sophomores Vogel, Anthony Vogel, Joel Voorhis, Fred Voss, Judith Wade, George Wagner, Paul Wakeland, Laurie Walker, Denise Walker, ' Lori Walker, Vernita Waller, Sandra Waller, Tony Walters, Cynthia Walztoni, Terrence Wangler, Mark Washington, Cedric Washington, Edward Washington, Pamela Watkins, James Wayne, Elizabeth Weathersby, Dorothy Webb, Celeste Weber, William Weeks, Douglas Weese, Marla Kathleen Wells, Lisa Wells, Stephanie Wesley, Lisa West, Robert Westlund, Dean Wheelan, Kathryn Lynn White, David White, Toni Whittington, Deborah Wickline, Linnea Wiener, Paul Williams, Crystal Williams, Kenny Williams, Paulette Williams, Phyllis Williams, Shana Williamson, Major Willson, Floyd Dean Wilson, Robert Wilson, Tony Wilson, Steven Woodrum, Tyrone Wright, Teresa Ybarra, Mark Sophomores 15 Sophomores not pictured Beechum, Ricky McClary, Angela Spaulding, Joseph Berry, Veronica Lynn McQueen, Larry Spurgetis, Andrew Binion, Della Markland, Jitana Steele, William Bolio, Edward Mason, Crystal Steinbaugh, Karl Burkhead, Donald Mewes, Robin Swanson, Christopher Calloway, Dawn Miles, Jonathan Tournear, George Fueger, Kimberly Miller, Charles Troung, Nam Em Ganaway, Marla Palmer, Lawrence Vinar, Joseph Garrard, Terry Patrick, Harold Westerfield, Wesley Gray, Shirley Peterson, James Whitcomb, Brian Guzman, Santiago (Jimmy) Powell, James Williams, Debhara Hartfield, Ronnie Reyes, Timothy Williams, Steven Helton, Mark Robertson, John Wilson, Robert Hermann, Bill Romine, Jerry Woods, Kenneth Hopkins, Richard Rosa-Gastaldo, Thomas Wright, Teresa Johnson, Deborah Sanders, Monica Young, John Jones, Rodney Schmacht, Christine Young, Wendell Koehler, James Schuermann, Lawrence LaMay, Keith Simmons, Brian 156 Sophomores RocJ Island High School offers numerous programs to involve students in social and community activities, while also exercising their diversified interests. Rocky ' s many clubs and work programs are designed to give students a chance to pursue their inter¬ ests without having to go outside the school. The organization of clubs has a very agile structure, allowing for the formation of new clubs involving subjects which appeal to stu¬ dents. Rocky ' s several work programs involve indi¬ viduals of many and varied fields. Courses are available to help the participants in ad¬ vancing in their jobs. The programs cover everything from vocational related jobs to health care positions. Overall, Rocky’s organizational programs cover various areas of interest from jobs, to honors, to supporting an athletic team, to individual hobbies, to improving the com¬ munity. Organizations Quill and Scroll is a national honor organization for high school journalistic excellence. This honor is awarded to stu¬ dents who worked on the staffs of the Crimson Crier, Literary Magazine and Watchtower. One must have served two years or have been an editor or business manager. Quill and Scroll members for the class of 1980 were: Row 1: j. Whitmer, Mindy Nessler, Kris Wilson, Kathi Kean, Chris Chesling. Row 2: Ellen Meincke, Anne McCart, Laurie Bousemaere, Kim Carter, Lisa Collinson, Row 3: Sue Handley, Anne Snowden, Jodi Schoeck, Row 4: Dave Barnett, Tom Johnston., and Chris Iverson. Missing from the picture was: Julie Andresen, Joyce Beckman, Ralf Smith, and Jenifer Martin. Quill And Scroll QUILL AND 158 Honors - - ■— - - — - -.- ____ Senior National Honor Society ROW 1: Mindy Nessler, Kurt Osmundson, Elizabeth Shryack, Anne Snowden, Mary Wedertz, Nancy Weeks, Kristine Wiederin and Christie Wiener, ROW 2: Chris¬ tine Hathaway, Mark Henneman, Lisa Hoben, Logan Howell, Maureen Hurlbutt, Melissa Lizdas, Anne McCart, Melanie Metcalf, Elizabeth Motz. ROW 3: Lauie Boussemaere, Pamela Burton, Kevin Campbell, Beth Carlson, Terrina Castle, Enrique Diaz, Christine Easley, Susan Handley, and Terry Hart. ROW 4: Brian Anderson, Jeffrey Attwood, Joan Banks, Brad Bawmanri, Stephen Beck, Joyce Beckman, Melinda Bibee, Jacque¬ line Bierman, Melissa Biggs, and Douglas Bosworth. Missing from picture are: Dean Armstrong, James Cos¬ ter, James Headley, David Kannenberg, and Terry High Honors High Honors graduates of the Class of 1980 were: Row 1; Maureen Hurlbutt, Liz Shryack, Jackie Bierman, Sue Handley, and Christie Wiener, Row 2; Jim Coster, Terrina Castle, Mary Wedertz, Doug Bosworth, Laurie Boussemaere, Joyce Beckmann, Row 3; Dean Armstrong, Kris Wiederin, Mark Henneman, Chris Hathaway, Melanie Metcalf, and Lisa Motz. Honors 15 Provisional Members In NHS Junior National Honor Society Junior National Honor Society Provisional Mem¬ bers were: Row 1; Adrienne Yokas, Sue Young, Row 2; Sue Robinson, Lisa Schlenker, Shannon Sheley, Lori Siegert, Paul Sohl, David Spector, Mike Staes, Linda Tobin, Cathy Verhille, Robyn Williams, Carrie Lynn Wilson, Tom Yazbec. Row 3; Sheryl Levin, Shelley Linn, Diane Mirr, Michael Morrison, Sue Ann Munday, Theodore Niemann, Karen Nightengale, Mary Pauwels, Karen Rib- beck, Scott Robertson, Deanna Robinson, Row 4; Sheri Christie, Rezonn Dahlin, Jean Gilliam, Lisa Hegg, Sharon Howell, Cindy Janecke, Julie King, Kevin Kotecki, Laura Krakovec, Shelly Kulp, Mar¬ cia Lemkau, Row 5; Barb Aden, Ginger Arm¬ strong, D ' Juana Ballard, Richard Bannas, Terri Beasley, Marcia Beckmann, Jason BeDuhn, Amy Bibee, John Birrel, Lisa Braner, Rhonda Carpen- tier. Not pictured are Rob Ausdal, Alesia Hozak, and Ian McLaughlin. Sophomore N.H.S Sophomore National Honor Society Provisional Members for 1980 were: Thomas Hesser Lisa Perry Timothy Hurlbutt James Peterson Gregory Isaacs Elias Pizano Cindy Johnson James Remy Kevin Johnson Shelley Rohr Jeanie Kittleson David Rubovits Mary Beth Klatt John Shallman Chad Larson Theresa Smith Christopher Lear Lisa Strieter Jack Lieby Susan Sulser Gregory McCorkle Kai Swanson Laura Metcalf David Timmer Russel Meyer James Vassaka Roxanne Mier Sandra Waller Dawn Miles Kathryn Lynn Wheelan Julie Moon Linnea Wickline Nancy Nielson Paul Wiener Tandy Niemann Elizabeth Palicki Cheryl Andrews Darlene Bartell Todd Birkel Barry Boehm Denise Brown Julie Cacius Nita Ann Carver Mary Cullison Tammy Dennis Thomas DeSmet Heike Ehlers Glenn Elston Terry Engholm Kelly Fackel Scott Gerstein Elizabeth Hanson Lisa Hatlett Jonni Hendren Suzanne Henneman 60 Honors High Scorers This year Rocky produced seven National Merit Scholarship semi-fi¬ nalists. They are, Row 1; Kris Wie- derin, Lisa Motz, Sue Handley. Row 2: Jim Headly, Dean Armstrong, Jim Coster, and David Barrnet. Jr. Rotarians Junior Rotarians for 1980 were, Row 1; Liz Romeo, Brad Bawmann, Lisa Motz, Sue Handley, Kevin Campbell, David Barnett, Row 2; Jim Headley, Mark Henneman, Maureen Hurlbutt, Melanie Metcalf, Dave Kannenberg, Kris Wiederin, Nick Pappas, Teresa Searcy, Jim Coster, and Mary Wedertz. Honors 161 -i, , .-I f,’ .% • . • ' •yyv. Senior Senators This year ' s senior senators are: Row 1; Terri Hart, Cindy Baker. Row 2: Pam Lundy, Liz Anderson, Lisa Collinson. Row 3: Jeff Attwood, Brad Bauwman, Doug Miers. Row 4: Dan Rockwell, Nick Pappas, Jon McGuire, and Jim Coster. Sophomore Senators Senate officers are: Treasurer Jon McGuire, Parlimentarian Terry Brown; Secretary Liz Anderson, presi¬ dent Brad Bauwman; sponsor Mrs. Campbell, and vice-president Dan Rockwell. One of the senate committees plan another sue- Sophomore senators are: Row 1: Todd Abel, Beth Turner, cessful dance. Stephanie Hallberg. ROW 2: Kelly Fackel, Lisa McClelland, Rita Roach, Jackie Anderson. ROW 3: Lynn Wheelan, Angie Dasso, Darci Schluter, Shelley Rohr, Buffy Heth, Tab Smith. ROW 4: Juanita Henderson, and Benita Ramsey. Senate sparks school spirit Junior Senators Junior Senators are: Row 1; Shel¬ ley Linn, Karen Hurry, Lisa Braner, Wendy Kolinchinski, Ju¬ lie Eckhardt, Karen Nightengale, Scott Robertson. Row 2: Bob Love, Adrienne Yokas, Lori Sie- gert, Chris Kirzeder, Diane Reynolds, Lori Allison. Row 3; Dave Shellhouse, Mario Apple- quist, Terry Brown, Lori Moran, Julie Johnson, and Diane Mirr. The student senate worked to¬ gether this year to turn out some well organized, student oriented activities. In addition to social projects such as Homecoming, Swirl, and Junior-Senior Prom, the senate became more involved in actual student government and governing affairs. New additions to and by the student senate in¬ clude: new and interesting stu¬ dent interest week including many exciting speakers, a newly painted third-floor hallway featur¬ ing alternating red-gold panels, and a new committee entitled P.U.R.S.U.E. (Positive Uplift Reviv¬ ing Spirit Using Enthusiasm.) Karen Hurry, Diane Reynolds, and Pam Lundy enjoy the everyday tasks of a sena¬ tor. Kelly Fackel and Jim Coster discuss an upcom¬ ing senate activity. Senate 16 Lettermen ' s Club Members are: ROW 1: D. Newberry, J. Coster, E. Diaz, T. Gannon, R. Sheley, D. Atkanson, B. Gustafson, N. Pappas, A. Alvarez, M. Bibee, D. Miers, M. Pauwels, J. Gilliam, J. Hynd, D. Robinson, T. Niemann, R. Milligan. ROW 2: M. Darby, K. Jones, B. Anderson, T. Johnston, D. Cline, R. Denney, J. Breuwet, T. Smith, R. Humphrey, A. Bibee, C. Wilson, L. Siegert, D. Mirr, V. Bowker, L. Wakeland, K. Fackel. ROW 3: J. Brugman, J. Birrell, T. Brown, T. Thoms, T. Hart, J. Schoeck, C. Decker, A. McCart, R. Inch, M. Pappas, L. Graves, D. Ballard, T. Sanders, S. Wittig, A. Walker. ROW 4: S. McFarland, A. Speed, J. Carstens, G. Quinby, J. Mendoza, L. Hegg, C. Wilson, L. Miller, T. Searcy, B. Bawmann, D. Galex, C. Newcomb, K. Kean, A. Dasso, J. Resler, D. Wehking, G. Armstrong. ROW 5: J. Carlson, B. Sedgwick, L. Strom, S. Rohr, G. Piehl, E. Livingston, J. Wright, E. Livingston, D. Reynolds, and C. Chesling. 164 Lettermen lead the Sweatermen Chris Coin and Anne McCart are big time dealers at Casino Night. Lettermen ' s Club members are stu¬ dents who have earned their major letter in any athletic sport at Rocky. Their big activity for the year was Casino Night, which turned out to be a great success. They open the Hospitality Room every home bas¬ ketball game for current and alumni lettermen, and are also the ushers during the basketball games. The let¬ termen are an example of the good athletic program at Rocky. Rocks Lettermen officers are: Cathy Decker, Secre¬ tary-Treasurer, Mindy Bibee, President, Doug Miers, Vice-President. Big time gamblers prepare for Casino Night. Jeff Brugman discusses big gambling plans with Bill Gustafson. Letterman 16 Seniors Laurie Boussemaere and Jack Heber diligently work on a homecoming project. I Laurie Boussemaere, Tom Johnson, Dave Barnett, Chris Chesling and Joyce Beckmann prepare to launch 500 homecoming balloons. Senior Kathi Kean is buried under layers of yearbook assignments. Photographers The Watchtower Staff and some friends take time out to enjoy the warm fall weather at Blackhawk Park. This year ' s Watchtower Staff worked hard to produce a quality yearbook of which Rocky can be proud. The theme this year was dedicated to 50 years of pride in Rock Island High School ' s Public Stadium. Hard work and dedication went into the production of your yearbook, making it something you can enjoy and cherish as long as memories last. It ' s our graduation gift to you - keep Rocky Pride alive for another 50 years. - The Watchtower Staff. Watchtower photographers Laurie Boussemaere, Tim Clemann, and John Phares turn the tables and pose for a picture. 166 Watchtower IM fP The Watchtower Staff The Watchtower staff is: Row 1; John Phares, Joanne Cralle, Anne Snowden, Bashful Kelly, Tim Clemann, Jack Heber. Row 2; Mrs. Conrad, Chris Chesling, Kim Carter, Mindy Nessler, Jennifer Martin, Jodi Schoeck, Joyce Beckmann. Row 3; Dave Barnett, Laurie Boussemaere, Anne McCart, Kris Wiederin, Phyllis Hornback, Lisa Collinson. Row 4; Julie Andresen, Kathi Kean, Tereasa Searcy, Tom Johnston. Co-Editors Some Watchtower crazies clown around at Blackhawk. From top, Billy Boy, T.J., Barney, Crease, Bean, Bousy, Jule the Mule, and Jolene. Jack Heber takes advantage of some free time to eat and chat at the Yearbook staff picnic. Co-editors for the 1980 Watchtower are Anne mowden and Kelly Burkert. Watchtower 167 The Crier writes again Ralph Smith pauses for a publicity shot while writing a story for the next issue of The Crimson Crier. Co-editors of the Crier for this semester are El len Meincke and Chris Iverson. Co-editors 1st Semester Crimson Crier staff The 1st semester Crimson Crier staff was: co-editors Chris Iverson and Ellen Meincke, backed up by Ralph Smith, Lynn Swenson, Tom Pickens, Becky Galbraith, Mike Lucky, Mark Beckwith, and not pictured, Kris Wilson, copy editor, Carrie Williamson, Mary Brooks, Jo Work. An exceptionally small staff of 12 edited the fall semester ' s Volume XCI of THE CRIMSON CRIER. Co-editors for the se¬ mester were Chris Iverson and Ellen Meincke. Two regular columns appeared on the editorial page; one was informational, concerning sen¬ ate activities, and the other was an album review. In-Depth subjects ranged from the Stadium ' s 50th anniversary, through insurance costs on stu¬ dent cars, to a look at home and car stereo purchasing. Crimson Crier 2nd Semester Crimson Crier Staff 2nd Semester Crimson Crier staff members are: Row 1: Jeff Carstens, J. Witmer, Rod Dixon, Tom Johnston, Mike Muhlen- burg, Beth Sedgwick, Mary Beth Ramsey. Row 2: Susie Handley, Tammy Carr, Tim Rade, Robin Inch, Kris Wilson, Bob Egan. Row 3: Sherry Miers, Harold Edwards, Debbie Swanson, Lori Wyatt, Ka¬ ren Hurry, Gwen Holland, Kelly Jo Burkert, Peter Vogel. Not pic¬ tured are: Brenda Rosenbaum, Debra Saverson, Jane Allison, Ginger Geramanis, Dorine Men¬ doza. Co-editors The Crier Staff for second semester worKs hard to meet their deadline. The spring staff of The Crimson Crier, which pro¬ duced volume XC11, was led by co-editors Susie Handley and J. Witmer, with Ginger Geramanis as business manager. Bob Egan began a new column of social commentary called At Present.. Co-editors for the second semester Crier staff are Sue Handley and J. Witmer. Crimson Crier 169 901 r- i r r b j WM rm Printers put out paper Howard Noakes works diligently to im¬ prove his project. Gregg Spragg cuts his cake to pass the course. Jon Keim perfects the famous Nads emblem. The Vocational Graphic Arts I and II students are fortunate to have a complete offset lithography lab at their disposal. They work in the darkroom, stripping, platemaking, and presswork areas of the shop, preparing negatives, plates, and the offset press for printing the Crimson Crier, projects, and various school production jobs. Other areas of con¬ centration include engraving, silk screening, rubber stamp manufac¬ turing, perforating, and job estimat¬ ing. At the completion of the course, each student has mastered the above areas to the point of increasing his chances of being successfully em¬ ployed in the graphic arts industry. Rocky Printers Rocky ' s printers are: kneeling; Gregg Spragg, Jon Keim, standing: Bob Martin, Marshall Lyon, Kriss Kent, Gregg Nefzger, second row: Brian Meyers, Tom Forbes, Keith Foster, Howard Noakes, Todd Kolls, Jeff Brugman, Kevin Deitrich, Chris Carsell, Pernell Lerch, Tim Bush, Dave Wiederin, and Mr. Hawkinson . Printers Masterminds match wits High School Bowl £y ' v ■ r ' CHESS ? TECIH High School Bowl members are: Row 1; Jeff Rakus, Kerm Towler, Bri¬ an Clemann, Mark Race, Ted Nie¬ mann, Row 2; Chris Hathaway, Tim Clemann, Tim Hurlbutt, Charles Schlenker, David Kannenberg, and Dean Armstrong. High School Bowl struggles to answer a challenging question. High School Bowl was composed of 15 intel- gent students. The members met Thursday mornings before school to practice for meets with teams from other schools. The objective of these competitions is to match students who possess mental agility and quick recall. One series of meets was tele¬ vised over channel 6; others were held at Streator and Wenona high schools. High School Bowl is a competitive fun activity. Chris Hathaway patiently awaits the outcome of the match. High School Bowl 17 Queen ' s knight to king ' s corner Daily practice builds the strength of the pawn power actives. Rocky ' s pawn power, this year 38 members strong, had an ac¬ tive season, and moved its prac¬ tice sessions to the cafeteria to get needed extra room. The Rocks started board play in Oc¬ tober and ended the season on April 30th. In Tri-County League play, the chess team met Sherrard, Alle- man, North Scott, Bettendorf, Assumption, and Davenport West. The Rocks played each team twice, once in the fall and once in the spring, finishing with the League Championship Tour¬ ney in March. The Rocks hosted this year ' s Boulder Dash in Feb¬ ruary. The Pawn Power finished the year by going to the State Championship Tournament in April. Members of the Pawn Power are: Row 1; Steve Thomas, Dawn Miles, John Clark, Mark Race, Bill Hamilton. Row 2; Coach, Art Milton, Lyle Reed, Charles Schlenker, Rich Yeater, Ken Jones, Sharon Gold, Karl Pippert, Jonathan Tweet, John Klatt, Warren Miller, Curt Graves, Marlin Hall. 172 Chess learn Chess Team Down-home Dave Barnett relaxes while studying some game strategies. Speech Team members are: Row 1-Angie Dasso, Nita Carver, Buffy Heth, Ashley Gregg, Lynn Wheelan, David Peters, Jack Lieby. Row 2-Tom Smith, Chad Larson, Greg Isaacs, Terry Skaggs, Ron Hall, Mike Kelly, Jackie Gillis. Row 3-Matt Lofgren and Kie Swanson. Speech Team officers are Tom Smith, Buffy Heth, Mr. Young, coach: Terry Skaggs, Ashley Gregg, Lynn Whee¬ lan. Speech Team 173 Smooth Talkers Tom Smith, Creg Isacs, and Jack Lieby listen and com¬ ment on Chad Larson ' s speech. 174 Orchestra Maintaining the musi¬ cal tradition of masters like Bach and Brahms is not the only function of the members of the orchestra — they also play pop and show tunes showing their versatility. Several con¬ certs are performed each year and individ¬ ual members have an opportunity to take part in All-District and All-State Festival, Mis¬ sissippi Valley Festival, and solo and ensemble contest. The orchestra consists of 21 strings combined with wind and percussion players for a full orchestra of 45 members. A highlight of the year comes when they form the pit orchestra for the annu¬ al spring musical. Most would agree that the orchestra provides a musical experience that is hard to find else¬ where. Orchestra members are: Row 1: Karen Ribbeck, Bridget Braid, Barry Boehm. Audrey Farrar, Mary Beth Klatt, Bryan Fowler, David Shellhouse, Rezonn Dahlin, Row 2: Rhonda Gerard, Rich Mortiz, Jeff Smith, Decker Magee, Lisa Hoben, Janis Petrilli, Kim Kludy, Rox- ianne Scott, Karen Albrecht, Row 3: Lisa Schlenker, Terry Bartlet, Sally Hef- fernan, Tim Hurlbutt, Aurelia Marshall, Kelly Coold, Lori Lear, Cheryl Van Hyfte, Lori Wyatt, Row 4: Luella Claude, Margaret Miller, John Ely, Todd Birkel, Steve Fowler, Maureen Hurlbutt, Tom Benson, Rob Chamberlain, Chris Lear, Perry Hultgren, standing to right; Mikel Orr, Rick Scott, Row 5: Russ Meyer, Bob Blomberg, Tim McK night. Not pic¬ tured: David Underwood, Lori Tucker, Tom Yazbec. Orchestra officers are: Secretary Karen Ribbeck, and Presi¬ dent Rezonn Dahlin. Doug Bosworth and Rick Scott await the next number in orchestra. Orchestra strings along Orchestra © 0 ' Officers Marching Band 17 Roxianne Scott, assistant drum major, keeps the beat as the band goes marching on. Kick Scott, rifleman, works dilligently on his tech k ' M nique. Marching Band is: Row 1: J. Newnham, N. Bryant, B. Braid, K. Sajak, L. Congdon, W. Kelly, K. Ribbeck, J. Carlson, M. Mills, K. Hoben, R. Roach, M B. Klatt, V. Schwartzkopf. Row 2: R. Scott, B. Blomberg, S. Gottwalt, A. Griffiths, C. Walters, P. Housby, D. Housby, R. Black, D. Noblet, L. Putnam, G. Liebus, A. Shisler, T. Robbins, M. Hurlbutt. Row 3: T. Sanders, L. Lear, L. Tucker, L. Bowker, A. Farrance, F. lohnson, L. Hoben, D. Sims, D. Aden, K. Kludy, V. Bowker, C. DeWitte, G. Kehl, S. Williams, L. Durey, V. Glenn. Row 4: A. Schiller, L. Rosebeck, P. Sebben, K. Goold, R. Chamberlain, M. DeVriese, R. Conicella, N. Neilson, B. Mahanes, L. Johnson, M. Skoworn, R. Greenman, C. Stribling, P. Shorb, L. Eastman, D. Soady, L. White, M. McClary. Row 5: C. Wilson, T. Buchanan, A. Marshall, S. Schauer, J. Petrilli, T. Benson, J. Birrel, M. Little, V. Philpott, R. Meyer, T. Birkel, P. Reilly, L. Tucker, K. Bigford, C. Mahanes, G. Bowling, C. Cole. Row 6: C. Schuler, L. Yellock, K. Miller, A. Garza, T. Hurlbutt, G. Euring, L. Reed, S. Shaffer, T. Hayes, S. Davidson, S. Galusha, T. Mcknight, D. Sheese, P. Huisman, J. Martin, R. Scott, J. Ely. Row 7: L. Eston, B. Daw, S. Fowler, B. DePaepe, D. Bosworth, L. Schwartzkopf, T. Fussell, C. Lear, D. Staley, C. Van Hyfte, P. Hultgren, T. Yazbec, K. Towler, D. Brasmer, L. Cole. In addition to bringing a touch of their own particular brand of excitement to the home football games, the Marching Rocks also competed against other bands in var¬ ious cities in the state. The long hours of practice and hard work paid off as the band added four more trophies to their collection. The color, sound, and pag¬ eantry of the Marching Rocks must have impressed the judges: they placed first in the homecoming parades at Western and Northern Illinois Universities, coming in ahead of 40 other bands. The band mem¬ bers also entered field show competitions for the first time this year and they brought home two third place trophies for their efforts. The band consists of color guard, rifles, and an expanded 24-member flag corps, in addition to the playing members, for a total of 115. They exemplify Rocky ' s pride which is felt by all as they march by. Flag Girls are: Row 1: Diana Hoblet, Lori Putnam, Rita Roach, Marla Mills, Karen Hoben, April Grif¬ fiths. Row 2: Regina Black, Nancy Bryant, Jeannie Newnham, Debbie Housby, Pat Housby, Sharon Gottwalt, Mary Beth Klatt. Row 3: Jane Carlson, Cindy Walters, Bridget Braid, Kathi Sajak, Gay- lene liebus, Avis Schisler, Vivian Schwartzkopf, Terry Robbins. Flags and cadre enhance the band Cadre Drum Majors Members of the Cadre are; Row 1: Jane Carlson, Patti Huis- man, Diane Soady, Lisa Hoben, Wendy Kelly. Row 2: Rick Scott, Bill DePaepe, Perry Hultgren, Tim McKnight. 176 Marching Band Leaders of the band are: Roxianne Scott, Asst. Drum Major, Bob Blomberg, asst, drum major, Karen Ribbeck, Flag Captain, Mau¬ reen Hurlbutt, Drum Major. I Jazz band is: Row 1: Perry Hultgren (at piano), Mark Hart, Patti Huisman, Faith Munson, Terry Boozman, Scott Harri¬ son, Felecia Johnson, Kelly Goold, Lau¬ ra Durey, Bill DePaepe. Row 2: (seated at drums) Jack Heber, (standing) Rick Scott, (seated) Steve Fowler, Jeff Rakus, Tom Yazbec, Todd Birkel, John Ely, Mike Skoworn. Row 3: Tim McKnight, Lisa Schlenker, Paul O ' Meara, Jim Os- trum, Tony Vogel, Ray Greenman, Tom Fussel, Rob Chamberlain, Rory Gunter, David Timmer. Bill Tingle relaxes between numbers in the jazz band. JAZZ BAND Besides providing music at several home concerts this year, the jazz band members also played in jazz festivals and competitions in other towns. The music included rock and some disco, along with the arrangements of some of the most famous jazz bands of our time. The jazz band was also frequently called upon to provide music for festivals and pageants and other events in the community. PEP BAND Basketball games just wouldn ' t be the same without the spirit and entertainment provided by the members of the pep band. Numbering 34, they brought their own blend of pop, disco, and unusual music to every home game. The pep band was a completely volunteer orga¬ nization and their attitude and dedication was wel¬ comed by all. Pep band is: Row 1: Kelly Goold, Laurie Johnson, Lisa Hoben, Rox- ianne Scott, Marshall Little, Janis Petrilli, Diane Soady, Lori Lear, Row 2: Bill DePaepe, Tim Hurl- butt, Patti Huisman, Felecia Johnson, Vanessa Philpot, Tim McKnight, Russ Meyer, Row 3: Maureen Hurlbutt, LaRussia Yel- lock, Tom Yazbec, Todd Birkel, Lyle Reed, John Ely, Tammy Sanders, Row 4: Lori Tucker, Tom Benson, Art Farrance, Terry Hayes, Mike Skoworn, Robert Conicella, Brian Daw, Chris Lear, Rob Chaimberlain, Perry Hult¬ gren. Standing, in rear, Doug Bosworth, Steve Folwer. Not Pic¬ tured, Ray Greenman. Pep Jazz Bands 177 Concert Band members are: Row 1: J. Birred, L. Johnson, K. Goold, L. Yellock, T. Sanders, L. Hoben, J. Petrilli. B. Aden, L. Schwartzkopf, L. Lear, Row 2: M. Little, P. Sebben, A. Marshall, P. Wagner, C. Stribling, K. Kludy, R. Scott, C. Mahanes, P. Shorb, C. DeWitte, Row 3: G. Euring, B. Mahanes, L. Bowker, B. DePaepe, P. Huisman, L. Durey, A. Garza, F. Johnson, V. Philpott, S. Williams, L. Eastman, K. Towler, Row 4: T. Buchanan, K. Miller, T. Hurlbutt, D. Staley, N. Neilson, M. DeVriese, A. Farrance, T. Fussell, M. Hurlbutt, L. Tucker, T. Benson, C. Van Hyfte, L. Cole, D. Soady, S. Schauer, Row 5: P. Hultgren, C. Lear, R. Chamberlain, R. Greenman, B. Daw, R. Conicella, J. Martin, L. Reed, J. Ely, T. Birkel, T. Yazbec, S. Fowler, D. Bosworth, R. Scott, Row 6: B. Blomberg, S. Galusha, S. Davison, D. Brasmer, S. Shaffer, D. Sims, D. Sheese, R. Meyer, T. Mcknight. Not pictured: L. Rosebeck. 78 Concert Band Concert Band — Whistling Woodwinds Bellowing Brass Concert Band Tim Mcknight, Russ Meyer, and Dean Sheese watch in awe as Steve Fowler toots on his tuba. Felecia Johnson and her sax make beautiful music to¬ gether. Band officers are: Lori Lear, Secretary; Diane Soady, President; Janis Petrilli, Treasurer; and Bill DePaepe, Vice President. Tony Vogel watches the saxy Patti Huisman. When Maureen Hurlbutt hollars, everyone listens. Consisting of 75 members, the concert band displays its ware s at several home concerts each year, and entertains the student body at various school assemblies. Individual members of the band take part in the Augustana and Quad- Cities Honor Band Festivals and solo and en¬ semble contest. A number of the band mem¬ bers also add distinction to our band through their participation in the All-District and All- State Festivals held each year. Equally adept at Bach or Rock, the concert band provides the backbone for all the bands, from pep band to marching band. Concert Band 17! Concert Choir sings in tune Could Piper Engman be experiencing a case of stage fright?!! Dean Hasselroth and Julie Andresen are definitely interested-but in what? Concert Glee, another group select¬ ed through auditions, also per¬ formed at school assemblies and programs. This group combines with the other glees to form a 120 voice chorus. Many of the members are vocally talented and did well at state competition. Concert Glee Concert Glee officers are Jane Carlson, librarian, Lori Lear, president, and Karen Troll, secretary- treasurer. Concert Glee members are, Row 1: Jane Carlson, Julie Andresen, Karen Troll, Piper Engman, Cindy Groothaert, Jennifer James, Terrie Glenn, Julie Krachey, Shelly Kulp. Row 2: Julie Carlson, Gin¬ ger Geramanis, Casey Galbraith, Julie Hynd, Chris Scherrer Laura Cotton, Susie Brocksiezk, Char¬ lotte Schuler, Sandy Angel. Row 3: Mr. Maurus, Lori Lear-accompanist, David Ross, Bart Mont¬ gomery, Dean Hasselroth, Britt Montgomery, Paul O ' Meara, Steve Galusha, Bob Blomberg, Bruce Huncke. 180 Concert Glee Barbershop Girl ' s Glee Choir 181 Gleeful Girls Boisterous Boys Girl ' s Glee Jack Rasley, author of the Rock Island High School Alma Matter, returned this past fall to lead a chorus of Rocky alumni and cur¬ rent students in a salute to the stadium ' s 50 year anniversary. Barbershop members are, Row 1: April Griffiths, Diana Noldet, Pat Moore, Lisa Milefchic, Linda Tobin, Ellen Meincke, Lisa Pirch. Row 2: Kevin Ford, Lisa Cong- don, Nancy Weeks, Me, Piper Engman, Karen Troll, Steve Ga- lusha. Row 3: David Ross, Calvin Moore, Bart Montgomery, Tom Brower, Dean Hasselroth, Tom DeSmet, Tracey Kelly, Bob Blomberg, Paul O ' Meara, Arthur Itis, Britt Montgomery. Girl’s Glee members are. Row 1; Lisa Congdon, Liz Paliki, Tammy Dennis, Sandy Waller, Jacki Newberrry, April Griffiths, Elisha Foulks, Diane Amerson, Linda Fox. Row 2; Pat Morre, Jane Wil¬ helm, Carrie M. Wilson, cyndie Balch, Sherry Brooks, Mindy Ig- lehart, Diana Noldet, Lisa Milef- chik, Mr. Maurus. Officers are, Lisa Congdon, librarian, Cyndie Balch, president, and Pat Moorey, secretary treasurer. Girls ' Glee sings special musical ar¬ rangements written for two sopra¬ nos and one alto part. This group performed for all the school con¬ certs, and this year joined the Cham¬ ber and Concert Glee Clubs in a Christmas concert at two downtown banks. SING LOW The Barbershop group this year was enhanced by the addition of female voices. Many girls enjoyed the tradi¬ tional male four-part harmony style. These two groups performed at civic meetings and small business meet¬ ings as weii as at Rocky programs. SING HIGH Rocky ' s Singers mix it up Mixed Glee Mixed Glee members are: Row 1; Barb Jepson, Nancy Gordon, Sue Ann Munday, Jeanie Davis, Vickie Hester, Tony Morrow, Glory Barns, Dawn Weintrout, Cindy Jones, Sherie Farrance, Kim Johnson, Kathy Overton, Linda Fox. Row 2; Mr. Maurus, Deidra Thomas, Vicki Edwards, Carla Foulks, Joan DeGarmo, Jennifer Cole, Freida Schinckel, Jeanne Newhan, Judy Schram, Reva Beswick, Jackie Trice, Brid- gett Dawkins. Row 3; Jeanie Kitt- leson, Marva Lewis, Regina Bas¬ sett, Kathy Bullock, Nancy Nel¬ son, Sue Sulser, Cheryl Newham, Cindy Walters, Rhonda Milligan, Suzy Henneman, Patti Sisco, Sue Ann Denney, Lori Cole, Karen Patterson. Row 4; Tom De Smet, C.S. Cushman, Barry Boehm, J.E. Phares, Calvin Moore, Tracey Kelly, Tom Brower, Leon Patter¬ son, James Manning, Anthoney Hayes, Arty Farrance. w r x . 4 Mr. Maurus stresses tonal quality to his class. Mixed Glee, predominantly sophomores, is the basis group for all the other glee clubs. Mixed Glee performed for the Christmas Program, the Pops Concert, and the Spring Show, as well as for school assemblies. Glee members, Lori Cole, Sherie Farrance and stadium operators Bill Lenger, and Terry Brooks enjoy having a good time while they work. 182 Mixed Glee Chamber Singers are on Key Chamber Glee Officers The Chamber Choir officers are Debbie Galex, Nancy Weeks, Cathi Newcomb, and Lisa Pirch. Senior Debbie Galex gladly steps in as student director in Mr. Maurus ' ab¬ sence. Warming up seems to take more con¬ centration than some can find on Mon¬ day mornings! Chamber Glee Chamber Glee is composed of se¬ lected singers, who must audition to be part of the group. Because of this. Chamber Glee sings more difficult music and performs more often than the other groups. Chamber Glee, many of whose members received a first place rating in state competition, sang for civic clubs and business orga¬ nizations, as well as many Rocky assemblies. Chamber Choir members are: Row 1: Lori Tucker, Robin Roland, Lisa Pirch, Cathi Newcomb, Debbie Galex, Betsy Clark, Row 2; John Ely, Brian Fowler, Lisa Motz, Calvin Moore, Doug Atkinson, Nancy Weeks, and Mr. Maurus. Chambers Glee 1( All the world ' s a stage ri The Board of Directors for this year ' s Drama Club are Nancy Weeks, Piper Engman, Debbie Ga- lex, Karen Nightengale, Chris Hathaway, Scott Robertson, and Ke¬ vin Campbell, (not pict.) Brian Hunecke, Doug Atkinson, Barry Gold, and Joyce Beckmann are born hams. Board of Directors Drama Club members are; Row 1; Liz Paliki, Bruce Hun¬ ecke, Nancy Weeks, Chris Hathaway, Cathi Newcomb, Lori Cole, Row 2; Doug At¬ kinson, Chris Pickens, Barry Gold, Debbie Galex, Piper Engman, Judy Martin, Lisa Motz, Mrs. Poland. Row 3; Tony Long, Sue Young, Wen¬ dy Kolinchinsky, Lisa Cong- don, Gayleen Liebus, Donna Graham, Kerm Towler, Laurie Boussemaere, Joyce Beck¬ mann. Row 4; Cindy Janecke, Chris Staes, Jackie Selman, Linda Tobin, Linette Chris¬ tensen, Maurreen Hurlbutt, Lynn Swenson, Anne McCart, Lyle Reid, Karen Nightengale. 4 Drama Club Drama Club is an organization for those students who wish to be in¬ volved in theater, both thru acting and production. This year ' s Drama Club took part in the 2nd annual Circa 21 full day acting workshop. Also this year. The Drama Club presented awards to give recognition to the best actor, actress, newcomer, and most im¬ proved performer. Mrs. Rowland, the club sponsor, also had the Drama members work on scenic design for the plays and musi¬ cals The first winter play this year was Arsenic and Old Lace, the story of the eccentric Brewster family: Martha Abby, two sweet old ladies who ' s hobby is killing old men, Teddy, who thinks he ' s Teddy Roosevelt, and Jonathan, the homicidal maniac of the family. Mor¬ timer Brewster, a nephew discovers his family ' s ' ' little secrets in the midst of his marriage proposal to Elaine Harper. Hilarious homicide and romance made this a delightful play, well performed by Nancy Weeks, Debbie Galex, Kevin Campbell in the lead roles, with the remainder of the cast being: John Shallman, Cindy Janecke, Nick Pappas, Chris Gully, J. Witmer, Doug Atkinson, Lyle Reed, Doug Miers, John Clark, Tony Long, Ron Tunnel, and Barry Gold. % Productions 185 Teddy turns the tables. Martha and Abby give their guest the usual hospitality of the Brewster family, but Mortimer saves him just in time. Cast members pause from their vigorous schedule to pose for a publicity shot. Mortimer gets into a tight situation. Mr. Roberts Ensign Pulver and Mr. Roberts watch Doc try to blend his own brand of Scotch. The crew of the U.S. Cargo ship Reluctant man their usual afternoon posts. rj| . KHS f HI ’S.l ■ , Jggifm JBi Ensign Pulver finds his own special brand of entertainment in Ann Girard, a U.S. nurse. As Captain of the U.S. Reluctant, Troy Johnson tenderly cares for his prize palm. 186 Productions The cast of Rocky ' s winter play Mr. Roberts , was: Row 1; Chris Gulley, John Shallman, Bruce Hunecke, Row 2; Terry Hayes, Kevin Campbell, Karen Nighten¬ gale, Jim Spore, Jim Kerr, Row 3; John Clark, Ron Tunnell, Jeff Westerfield, Brian Hunecke, Troybee Johnson, Mr. Nick Pes- change, Barry Gold, Charles Schlenker, Tim Clemann, Rod Simmer, Chris Lear, David Park- Rocky ' s annual spring musical was presented on May 8, 9, and 10th, in the auditorium. This year ' s musical was Fiddler On The Roof by Jerry Bock, Sheldon Harnick, and Jo¬ seph Stein. Productions 187 AFS — What a trip! This year AFS has been involved in many various activities in the school. For the second year in a row, AFS was a part of the Homecom¬ ing Parade. AFS also sponsored many fund raising activities including a Christmas card sale, bake sales, button sales and others. There was also an In¬ ternational Christmas Party that was en¬ joyed by all. A field trip was taken to Augustana to hear an interesting speak¬ er on Switzerland. This year ' s exchange students were Peter Vogel, AFS, Aus¬ tria; Ylva Bremberg, Swedish American Exchange, Sweden; and Janet Walker, who left in January, from Rotary, Aus¬ tralia. Foreign Friends AFS 188 AFS AFS ' ers wave to the crowd of Rocky ' s fiftieth Homecoming Parade. Lisa Motz hosts foreign exchange students Peter Vogel, Ylva Bremberg, and janet Walker. Ylva Bremberg soaks up the sun while enjoying Rocky ' s traditional open lunch. AFS members are: Row 1; Scott Robertson, Adri¬ enne Yokas, Anne Snowden, Vickie Glenn. Row 2; Barry Gold, Terrina Castle-secretary, Lisa Motz-president, Debbie Galex-vice president, Terri Hart-treasurer, Mary Pauwels. Row 3; Ruth Brauch, Teresa Soltow, Barb Aden, Rickey Lovett, Bruce Hunecke, Peter Vogel, Ylva Bremberg. Back Row; Kerm Towler, Dan Brasmer, Diane Mirr, Doug Atkinson, Phil Dennis, Leon Faigen, Nancy Weeks, Diana Noblet, and last, but not least, Lynn Swenson. Council combines Camera and Science Science Council member Anne Snowden seeks the answer to a scientific theorem. Brian Clemann tries a new method of eat¬ ing fondue, while Kondon Karzin looks on. Science Council is a joint group, composed of mem¬ bers from Camera Club and Science Club. Each year this large group holds a fondue and exotic food tasting party during the Christmas season. Also a part of Science Coun¬ cil this year, the High School Bowl team and Aviation club were invited to the fondue bash. Science Council This group, Rocky ' s largest, is dedicated to all fields of science and its exploration. Science Council members are, Row 1: Christina Gehn, David Peters, Anita Peters, Karl Pippert, Tom Hazbec, Todd Duyve- jonck, Jeff Rakus, Brian Clemann, Phil Casa, Ed Ford. Row 2: Lisa Pirch, Terri Hart, Ronda Gerard, Terry Genz, Bill Motz, Jim Peterson, Rob Humphrey, Tab Smith, Greg Isaacs, David Tim- mer, Kondon Karzin, Fred Hynd. Stairs; Jeff Ostrum, Ellen Meincke, Chris Hathaway, Mike Klingbiel, Cathi Newcomb, Missy Biggs, Teresa Soltow, Doug Bosworth, Jim Ostum. Row 3: Lisa Perry, Reva Beswick, Nancy Nelson, Kristen Jinks, Anne Snowden, Cyndie Balch, Mindy Iglehart, Dawn Miles, Kerm Towler, Mary Wederitz. Back Row; Charles Schlenker, Brian Humphrey, Mark Henneman. Science Council Officers Science Council officers are: Lisa Perch, Lisa Motz, Tom Yazbec, Laurie Boussemaere, Jeff Rakus, and Tim Clemann. Vj __________ m ““vl B4 jTJJ ■T n J K _ Bill_ Ik : Science Council 189 Microscope minds Dawn Miles and Anita Peters wait patiently for their food to cook at the Science Council fon¬ due party. Club members listen to their guide at the fall archaeology dig. A course in ' Wilderness Survival ' and an archaeology field trip to ancient Indian mounds led the activities for members of the Science Club this year. Some members also went on the Science Council trip to the Uni¬ versity of Chicago ' s open house. Science Club members held many activities this year, including field trips, a Christmas fondue party, and a spring steak fry. The Science Club also did some community service work again this year, such as treating dying pin oak trees on the Rocky campus and sur¬ rounding areas. Anita Peters takes a moment to blush for a yearbook photographer. Science Club members scramble up to the dig sight. 190 Science Club SUM Science Club members are. Row 1; Christina Gehn, David Peters, Anita Peters, Karl Pippert, Tom Yazbec, Todd Duyvejonck, Jeff Rakus, Brian Clemann, Dawn Miles, Fred Hynd, Phil Casa, Ed Ford. Stairs; Lisa Pirch, Terri Hart, Chris Hathaway, Terry Genz, Rhonda Gerard, Cyndie Balch, Ellen Miencke, Teresa Soltow, Doug Bosworth, Mike Klingbiel, Jim Ostrum. Row 2; Bill Motz, Jim Peterson, Rob Humphrey, Tab Smith, Greg Isaacs, David Timmer Charles Schlenker, Kondon Karzin. Row 3; Lisa Perry, Reva Beswick, Nancy Nelson, Kristin Jinks, Anne Snowden, Mindy Iglehart, Cathi newcomb, Missy Biggs, Lisa Motz, Kerm Towler, Mary Weidertz. Back Row; Mark Henneman, Brian Humphrey, Jeff Ostrum. Science club officers are: Lisa Pirch, Secretary, Tom Yazbec, Trea¬ surer, Lisa Motz, President, and Troy Johnson, Vice-president. Nancy Nelson and Mr. Motz listen intently to the speaker at the Science Club archaeology dig last faft. Photography buffs have a good year This year ' s Camera Club had an ac¬ tive year, kicked off by the Christmas Calendar project, in which club members presented photo calen¬ dars, featuring their own negatives of Rocky activities. In addition to club activities, Rocky had camera classes, for both begin¬ ners and advanced shutterbugs. The classes, taught by Mr. Armstrong, covered color printing, and ad¬ vanced black and white techniques. Other activities included a Christmas Fondue Party, and spring visits to both private and commercial pho¬ tography studios. Brian Clemann feeds a print into the Ectamatic developer. Kondon Karzin prepares to make a print. Camera Club Jeff Rakus searches for the right negative. Camera Club members are, Row 1; Tim Cle¬ mann, Phylis Hornback, Jodi Schoek, Anne Snowden, Laurie Boussemaere, Anne McCart, Aurelia Marshall, Tim Downing. Row 2; David Peters, Todd Duyvejonk, Kerm Towler, Brian Clemann, Rick Anderson, Scott Hanes, Mary Beth Klatt. Row 3; Dawn N iles, Mindy Igle- hart, Mr. Armstrong, Scott Hocker. Row 4; Anita Perters, Jeff Rakus, Nancy Nelson, Ran¬ dy Melody, Kondon Karzin, Chuck Schlenker, Carl Pippert, Joni Hendren, Peggy Lee, Ken Jones. 192 Camera Club Laurie Boussemaere, Brian Clemann, and Dawn Miles keep a close eye on the fondue. Julie Thompson, junior, always knows when there ' s a camera around! Senior Anne Snowden removes a finished print from the dryer Camera Club officers are Laurie Boussemaere, president, Jeff Rakus, vice president, and Tim Clemann, secretary. Camera Club 193 O.P.A. members are; Row 1; Terri Hart, Charles Schlenker-vice president, Kevin Ford-president, David Ka nnenberg-political activities coordina¬ tor, Mark Race. Row 2; David Peters, Todd Duy- vejonck, Jeff Rakus, Brian Humphrey, Kerm Towler, Anita Peters. The Organization of Political Aware¬ ness is the newest and fastest growing club at the Rock. In its first year, the O.P.A. worked to stimulate political in¬ terest at all levels, from student gov¬ ernment to national government, with¬ out any party affiliation. The club ' s goal was not just to live in this democracy, but to experience it. Prospective politicians 194 OP A Key Club OPA Key Club members are; Row It Terri Hart, Lisa Hatlett, Julie Carius, Lisa Hegg, Scott Robertson, Phil Freeman, Barry Gold, Diane Mirr, Wendy Kolinchinsky, Lori Siegert, Mary Pauwels, Row 2; Deanna Robinson, Lori Lear, Lise Motz, Debbie Galex, Cindy Baker, Cathi Newcomb, Cathy Voss, Theresa Searcy, Terrina Castle, Rhonda Carpen- tier, Laurie Wakeland, Bob Love, Row 3; Tandy Niemann, Lynn Peterson, Jeff Attwood, Lisa Braner, Steve Moran, Vicki Bowker, Buffy Heth, Shelley Linn, Dave Barnett, Jon Keim, Roxanne Mier, Cathy Verhille, Row 4; Kerm Towler, J. Witmer, Pam Sedgwick, Dian.e Sedam, Kelly Fackel, Cheryl Manes, Cindy Johnson, Laurie Moran, Lori Allison, Jane Allison, Pam Burton, Missy Lizdas, Kathy Rossow, Jodi Schoeck, Row 5; Kevin Kotecki, Jerry Brown, Beth Sedgwick, Jim Coster, Amy Bibee, Row 6; Nick Pappas, and Doug Miers. This year ' s Key Club has been very active, involving itself in the Big Brother-Big Sister program and various charitable drives. The club has also held several school dances on Friday nights. Aside from helping Rocky, the Key Club has aided its parent club, the Rock Island Kiwanis, with their Peanut and Pancake Days. Key Club officers are: sitting; Lori Siegert, Treasurer; Diane Mirr, Board of Directores; Scott Robertson, Presi¬ dent; Paul Sohl, Board of Directors; those standing are: Mary Pauwels, Secretary; Nick Pappas, Board of Direc¬ tors; and Terri Hart, Vice President. Pin Pals XV Pinnettes 195 Betty Forbes keeps the motor running that keeps the Rocky Pinnettes rarin ' to go. Marcia Beckmann and Terri Hart demon¬ strate their form of hard wrestling prac¬ tice. Pinnette members are: Row 1: Vicky Burton, Gloria Miller, Terrina Castle, Mindy Nesseler, Tammy McKiney, Lisa Hudson, Jennifer Martin, Row 2 : Joyce Beckmann, Sherri Hall, Janet Johnson, Ginger Germanis, Letha Harmon, Tammy DeFauw, Joan Banks, Marcia Beckmann, Cindy Cunningham, Lori Wyantt, Row 3: Jackie Selman, Kris Miller, Mickey Johnson, Terri Hart, Donna Graham, Wendy Kelly, Lisa Congdon, Gretchen Navota, and Tronda Adams. Two dedicated Pinnettes practice scoring for the big upcoming tournament. The wrestling meets just wouldn ' t be the same without the Pinnettes to assist. They work diligently to prepare for home meets, working concession stands, announcing meets, keeping score, and report¬ ing results. Aside from the hard jobs they undertake, the Pin¬ nettes serve as the source of sup¬ port and spirit. They attend away meets whenever possible to back the team. This year they sold stuffed animals and candy along with many other projects, to earn their way to the Paletine tourna¬ ment at Christmas and the State Finals in Champagne. French Frolics Pinata Parties Pan Am members are, seated; |. Gilliam, M. Pauwels, R. Hurt, B. Gold, J. Ray, E. Diaz, D. Barnett, C. Williamson, T. Castle, B. Hanson, J. Beckmann, C. Williams, P. Stevens, C. Dailing, L. Romeo, A. Yokas, M. Lemkau, L. Peterson, Lisa Hatlett. Kneeling, T. Husted, L. Swenson, J. Petr, Lori Lear, L. Wakeland, T. Defauw, M. Nessler, K. Carter, C. Schlenker, D. Atkinson, C. Newcomb, D. Galex, G. Liebus. Row 3: S. Anderson, T. Beasley, T. Hart, B. Carlson, R. Beswick, K. Towler, Row 4: P. Vogel, S. Robertson, W. Kolinchinsky, T. Pickens, N. Nelson, J. Petrilli, |. Thompson, Gina Mullins, M. McCleary, J. Schoek, K. Ros- sow, Y. Bremberg, L. Tobin, J. Carius, D. Robinson, R. Dahlin, Back Row: J. Selman, J. Grawe, K. Williamson, T. Rayes, B. West, S. Culp. Pan Am ' s membership this year exceeded 90 active members. The annual Pan Am Christmas Dinner was held at Chimi ' s, where each member present received a little sou venir. Besides the dinner, Pan Am ran a football concession stand and held a bake sale. The group learned how to make Pinatas and saw films of life in Spanish speaking countries. This year ' s club sold buttons with Spanish sayings and honored their active members at a special spring meeting. French Club president, Roxanne Scott directs a meeting. Pan Am officers are Terrina Castle, treasurer, Beth Carlson, president, and Terry Hart, vice- president. French Club members are, Row 1: Roxanne Scott, Laurie Boussemaere, Anne McCart, Maureen Hurlbutt, Chris Peterson, Carrie L. Wilson. Row 2: Dawn Miles, Briget Braid, Becky Mahanes, Karen Ribbeck, Angie Schisler, Sue Young, Laurie Kayser, Sara Brink- meyer. Row 3: Barry Gold, Mindy Marbel, Nancy Bryant, Sharon Howell, Pat Moore, Chris Wickline, Julie Moon. Row 4: Bill Motz, Dave Barnett, Mark Race, Angie Michleson, Michelle Hillman, Cathy Mahanes and Liz Pa- liki. The 1978-80 year was an active one for the French Club, with wide interest and enthusiasm among the 30 plus members. Along with several bake sales, the French also presented Cobble-Grams for Thanks¬ giving. For Christmas, le club francais brought Christmas cheer to St. Anthony ' s with their mixture of English and French traditional carols. The biggest event of the year was the first annual traveling International Dinner, at which members of all the language clubs traveled to each others houses to enjoy a European dish, starting with appetizers and ending with dessert. 196 Pan Am French Club French Club German Club Germans hold Oktoberfest German Club officers are Ginger Gera- manis, President and Karen Troll, sec¬ retary. The German Club gathered great interest this year, with a member¬ ship exceeding 30 students. Any¬ one interested in the German lan¬ guage or culture was invited to join in the activities. Annual events included the Okto¬ berfest, a German Club banquet, a softball match with the French Club, and a Christmas party com¬ plete with German carols. In addi¬ tion to the fun activities, the Ger¬ mans held a fund-raising bake sale. German Club 197 Does Nancy Weeks think Jackie Bier- man is Hitler?! German Club Members are; Row 1; Lisa Stelling, Karen Troll, Ylva Bremberg, Piper Engman, Jackie Bierman, Lori Siegert, Kelly Fackel. Row 2; Nita Carver, Nancy Elliott, Peter Vogel, Diane Mirr, Laurie Mrran, Cindy Johnson, Lisa Stricter, Ginger Gera- manis. Row 3; Frau Bowman, Rhonda Milli¬ gan, Chuck Schlenker, Bruce Hunecke, Cheryl Strayer, Lisa Hegg, Jenny Door- wood, Mary Kuenning, Nancy Weeks, Kai Swansoh. Row 4; Brian Hunecke, Lucy Swartzkopf, Libby Bullock, Karen Al¬ brecht, Lisa Congdon, Patty Hulsman, Luella Claude, Paul Sohl, David Spector, David Timmer. As time snows by Ski Club had many active mem¬ bers this year. They planned many ski trips including a Dev¬ il ' s Head overnight trip. They also held several bake sales to raise money toward their trips. The Ski Club officers are: Gary Quinby, Vice President, Cathi Newcomb, Treasurer, Debbie Schluter, Secretary, and Rob Boeye, President. Ski Club members Ski Club members are: ROW 1: D. Robinson, L. Moran, K. Fackel, L. McClelland, K. Kean, J. Andresen, D. Galex, T. Hart, S. Miller, D. Morrison. ROW 2: J. Beckmann, K. Nightingale, L. Hegg, L. Strieter, C. Scherrer, L. Siegert, W. Kolin- chinsky, T. Searcy, C. Voss, V. Bowker, D. Mirr, C. Wilson, C. Dailing, L. Romeo, C. Newcomb, D. Schluter, G. Quinby. ROW 3: T. Hesser, S. Linn, D. Schluter, S. Brinkmeyer, C. Jinks, j. Allison, J. Edmondson, L. Allison, V. Farrar, D. Reynolds, R. Kenny, M. McNamara, K. Hurry, D. Martinez, K. Kotecki, R. Boeye. ROW 4: J. McNamara, K. Reed, J. Kittleson, A. Martinez, A. Gregg, A. Bibee, A. Dasso, L. Miller, C. Verhille, C. Kirzeder, C. Williams, M. Quill, J. Johnson, P. McCleary, B. Grawe, R. Love, S. Hesser. ROW 5: J. Ostrom, M. Mandel, J. Peterson, M. Moran, R. Stout, K. Ribbeck, M. Klatt, M. Quill, K. Albrecht, S. Robinson, J. Westerfield, M. Klingbiel. ROW 6: T. Brown, P. Freeman, D. Kotecki, D. Armstrong, C. Goldberg, B. Tingle, G. Piehl. ROW 7: S. Roninson, B. Gold, D. Atkinson. ROW 8: A. Speed, D. Barnett, N. Pappas, M. Reeh, J. Keim, E. Young, and D. Bosworth. Pep Club 199 Pep Club brings out Rocky ' s spirit Pep Club members cheered the Rocks on to another suc¬ cessful year. They took buses to out of town games and had a car caravan to Mo¬ line. They also held bake sales to support the club and the teams. Pep Club kept the spirit up at Rocky. Pep Club members are: ROW 1: C. Baker, C. Newcomb,). Andresen, J. Resler, C. Chesling, T. Hart, D. Morrison, B. Carlson, C. Balch, D. Galex, C. Voss, K. Kean, D. Atkinson, D. Miers, N. Pap¬ pas, T. Searcy, B. Gold, S. Farrance, T. Castle, G. Geramanis, L Swenson, C. Braner. ROW 2: T. Sanders, J. Allison, L. Milefchik, P. Moore, A. Bi¬ bee, L. Allison, L. Moran, C. Pearson, L. Peterson, ). Hynd, W. Kolinchinsky, R. Carpentier, D. Mirr, V. Bowker, L. Congdon, D. Graham, K. Bowler, J. Peterson, T. Beasley, M. Lemkau,). Ray. ROW 3: G. Armstrong, T. Hoing, A. Gregg, K. Brand- meyer, B. Heth, A. Dasso,). Voss, S. Morehead, T. Husted, K. Fackel, S. Rohr, N. Milibrook, B. Han¬ son, K. Inch, K. Graham, N. Nelson. ROW 4: R. Inch, K. Rossow, P. Sedgwick, M. Iglehart, L. Bowker, T. Murphy, R. Perez, B. Turner, J. Peter¬ son, C. Anderson, D. Miller, K. Ribbeck, V. Phil- pott, C. Newnham, S. Munday, D. Barnett, C. Williamson, and Mrs. Shellenburger. Pep Club Officers are: Cathy Voss, Secretary- Treasurer, Debbie Galex, President, and Kathi Kean, Vice President. PeD Club members B.S.U. supports King Scholarship The BSU gathers to discuss important upcoming busi ness. This year ' s B.S.U. officers are: D ' Juana Ballard, Secretary and Treasurer; Regina Black, Assistant Secretary and Treasurer; Denise Jenkins, Vice President; and Loretta Eston, President. Black Student Union The Black Student Union has been very active this year. The club ' s main goal was to involve ev¬ ery student at Rock Island High School. The BSU had planned sev¬ eral activities each month. Their biggest event was the pancake breakfast. The club was active throughout the year with projects such as bake sales, dances, talent shows, The Black Ball, and numer¬ ous additional treats. This year ' s B.S.U. members are: Row 1; Lo¬ retta Eston, D ' Juana Ballard, Regina Black, Row 2; Denise Jenkins, Sharon McCul¬ lough, Wendy Kelly, Row 3; Stacey Han- neck, Tamet Norman, Anthony Barber, Row 4; D. Payton, Tony Harris, Daryll Mor¬ row. 200 Black Student Union Good attitude equals good performance CWT members are: Row 1; Mrs. Bonnie Bal¬ lard, Kim Taylor, Denise Pulliam, Richard Jett, Row 2; Shirley Clay, Damita French, Jerry VanBlaracom, Sherry Brooks, Row 3; Laurie Dasso, David Jones, Terri Phillips, Row 4; Gwen Holland, Leonard Moser, Kent Manley, Row 5; Matt Patting, Randy McIntyre, Jeff Par¬ ish, and members absent are; Danny Latrell, Kim Griffin, Carolyn Stromer. Students in Mrs. Bal¬ lard ' s CWT class pro¬ gressed beautifully throughout the year. They gained a variety of skills that will increase their employment out¬ look for the future. The class slogan was: Good Attendance Plus Good Attitude Equals Good Job Performance. CWT 201 Mrs. Ballard works on tomorrow ' s les¬ son plans. Mrs. Ballard gives two interested students some pointers at the podium. Teri Phillips buys her breakfast in the cafeteria while waiting for another day of classes. HERO Junior 202 HERO Jr. Annette Anderson concentrates on the square deal at Ponder- osa. Melanie Simmons makes your sweet dreams come true at Southpark Bakery. Hero members are: Row 1; Mrs. Franck, Nanette Vesey, Melanie Conklin, Row 2; Cynthia Shine- Vice President, Debbie Lucky, Kevin Senatra, Charlene Jennings, Row 3; Annette Anderson- Secretary, Stephanie Balliu-president, Greg Nefz- gar, Steve Westerman- Treasurer, Tom Nelson, Scott Erickson, Rodesha Muskeyvalley, and Tanya Roberts. Cynthia Shine whisks away troubles at Friendship Manor. Home Ec Heros This program is open to students who are sixteen years old and older and who have a career interest and-or orientation courses in these occupational areas. Training stations are selected with the student ' s interests, abilities, career objectives and background in mind. Training stations for HERO may be in any area related to the field of Home Economics. Typical HERO training stations are in places of employment related to child and adult care; clothing, production and services; food and nutrition; household and institutional management, housing and home furnish¬ ings; hospitality and public service occupa¬ tions. If a student likes people and wants to help them, he or she can find a job in the Home Economics Related Occupations pro¬ gram and be challenged by the job. New model me HERO seniors HERO Sr. N.M.M. 203 Ramona Reid, Margurite Ely, Scot! Schaffer, and LeAnne Murrens host the Hero Sr. Christmas open house at the Franck ' s residence. HERO Senior members are: Row 1; Leigh Anne Mur- rens-President, Bill Vance-Vice President, Margue¬ rite Ely-Treasurer, Kathy Payne, Ramona Reid-Secre¬ tary, Scott Schaffer, Row 2; Scott Freelove, Mike Reeh, Sheryl Hopley, Mrs. Franck. Tell me why McDonalds is Kathy Payne ' s kind of place. v i j The New Model Me is Rock Island ' s Title IV State Demonstration Project designed to help students understand the causes and consequences of behav¬ ior choices. It is a first through twelfth grade curriculum emphasizing self- concept, group process and values clarification. Presently, the program is i used by 41 Rock Island teachers in 13 different buildings on a volunteer basis. j Over the past four years the project ' s staff has inserviced over 1000 teachers in 70 school districts throughout Illinois in the New Model Me curriculum. The New Model Me institutes at RIHS are: George W. Varchola, Project Director; Beverly K. Lund, Training Specialist; Darlene M. Stiles, sec¬ retary. Distributive Education is a two year cooperative education program designed to develop future business leaders. First year students receive a general idea of business practices in a free society. Second year students obtain a more detailed insight into today ' s business. These groups are affiliated with Distributive Education Clubs of America (DECA) and the Distributive Clubs of Illinois (DECI). DECA builds DECA II Money making projects this year were candy and stuffed animal sales, and profits were used to send students to state conferences, and a employer- employee spring banquet. Congratulations this year go to Wayne Robertson who passed the DECI Ambassador ' s Test in Springfield. 3rd hour DECA members are: Connie Bowser, Terry Arp, Rose Smith, Katie Wilson, Robert Horice, Mike Scott, Wayne Robertson, Lori Roach, Mr. Divinney Terry Arp looks on as Rose Smith types a report sheet. Rose Smith gives her customers a bright McDonald ' s smile. DECA II officers are: Terry Arp, Katie Wilson, Robert Horice, Connie Bowser. 204 DECA II futures DECA I officers are Julie Kimble, Treasurer, Barry Tucker, V.P., Craig Goldberg, Presi¬ dent, and Wendy Walker, Secretary. 1st hour Deca members are: Row 1: Jon Bland, Debbie Synan, Ambor Moran, Kristyl Flemming, Pattie Landreth. Row 2: Mike Schaab, Julie Kimble, Craig Goldberg, Wendy Walker, Cindy Da¬ vis. Row 3: Linda Johnson, Barry Tucker, Stephon Talley, Ben Emerson, Brian Daw and Mr. Devinney. DECA I u Ben Emerson, busy at his job in the receiving room at Zayre. Barry Tucker, Senior, removes a rim at Cindy Davis puts in long hours as a cashier at Tri-City Tire East, where he ' s learning Zayre. the tools of his trade. DECA I 205 Health Occupations is the cooperative work portion of the program for seniors who have successfully completed the ECHO Preparatory Course. These students a re qualified health assis¬ tants in a variety of jobs, including: dental, x-ray, pharmacy, nursing, and physical therapy assistants. H.O. members H.O. members are: Diane Barnett, Sharon Scott, Amy Roberson, Elisha Foulks, Loret¬ ta Eston, Regina Black, Darlene Prince Avery, Debbie Heim. Elisha Foulks gets ready to take a baby ' s tern perature while the baby ' s mother looks on. Amy Roberson checks equipment in the Inha¬ lation Therapy Department. H.O. students learn on the job 206 H.O. Learning to use the equipment are: Robin Hamlin, Geralynn Kehl, and Tammy McKinney. Girls prepare for future health occupations ECHO members Practicing patient transfers are: Michele Meadows, Tami Olson, Geralynn Kehl, Katherine Leckbee, and Tammy McKin¬ ney, with Monica Sandee as the patient. Row 1: Tammy McKinney, Fonda Loo ney. Row 2: Mrs. McLaughlin, Retina Bragg, Robin Hamlin, Michele Meadows, Monica Sanders, and Laurie Valbery. ECHO is Extended Campus Health Occupations and is designed to prepare the student to care for a patient in any setting, from the hospital bed to the dental chair. The student practices direct, pa¬ tient care skills weekly under the trained eye of a professional in off-campus community health¬ care facilities. OEA teaches office skills O.E.A. officers are: Lynn VanDe Voorde, president; Mary Ann Suarex, treasurer; Sara Smith, historian; Lori Dexter, vice -president; Marcia Schinckel, secretary; and Misty Broemmer, parlimentarian. Vicki Sedam keeps an eye on new job open¬ ings at Human Resources. In 1967, the Office Education Associ¬ ation (OEA) was founded to help stu¬ dents become proficient at business and office skills. We continue to strive to help students to be able to serve as the foundation for our na¬ tion ' s future. Students participate in many O.O. related club activities such as OEA planning conferences, participating in OEA contests and doing service activities for the needy, and visiting children in pedi¬ atrics at Christmas time. Students will aiso hold a Roc-A-Thon to raise money for the Special Olympics. O.E.A. members are: Row 1; Terrie Glenn, Lisa Quinones, Vickie Burton, Teresa Etheridge, Evelyn Robinson, Patricia Lofdahl, Lynn Van De Voorde, Sue Mott, Sara Smith and Kama Mulkey. Row 2: Vickie Sedan, Kelley Platt, Jerri Barrett, Lori Lewison, Kim Cullom, Mary Ann Suarex, Lori Dexter, Brenda Morgan, Misty Broemmer, Susan Smith, Kim Rushing, Marcia Schinckel, Lori Adamson, Flossie McDaniel, and Mrs. Ballard. Theresa Etheridge dishes out the treatment at Doden’s Pharmacy. 208 OEA Active Rocky students whose common interest was to use on-the-job training in preparation fo 1 their future were spirited members of the CWT Club. The Cooperative Work Training Club is designed for students who care about their future, who desire success, and want to acquire knowledge about oc¬ cupations. To show their appreciation to an employer who was willing to give them a chance, the students assisted in planning the annual Employer-Employ¬ ee Appreciation Banquet. Row 1: Debra McCaw, Julie Tucker, Tammy Palmer, Phyllis Ross. Row 2: Willie Burage, Joel Vogel, Mrs. Rogers. Row 3: William Overton, Willie Sanchez, Ricky Trice, Mark Nichols. CWT II 209 Neighborhood Row 1: Kenny Baltmore, Darrell Hicks, Terry Salais. Row 2: Ellry Trout, Mrs. Rogers, David Kaskadden. Row 3: Dean Westlund, Joe Chaplin, Curtis Averill. Debra McCaw Works at her job as an office assistant at Frances Willard. Mrs. Roger ' s 4th hour CWT II - 3rd hour Todd Dusenbury and Maddy Vancil put on new characters when Todd Dusenbury brings new merchandise to the Thrift Shop. they put on Thrift Shop clothes. Mike Amspatch and Julie Cook clown around while sampling the merchandise. Students take part in designing the Thrift Shop windows, like this attractive one. Ed Kline and Crystal Mason make a transaction. Thrift Shop workers are; Roxi Anderson, Troy Ankney, Mike Anspatch, Scott Bowes, Mona Clevenger, Ronda Crowe, Mark Carlton, Sherrie Dillie, Todd Dusenberry, Michelle Entler, Tanya Fues, Tammy Fues, Jim Guzman, Steve Harden, loAnn Hartong, Terry Hedstrom, Kris Hovey, Jackie Johnson, Terry Livingston, Mark Lopez, Vickie Montegna, Crystal Mason, Tammy Nichols, Jason Prochaska, John Purez, Melvin Rosenthal, Zackery 5huck, John Steele, Jackie Thomas, Melonyl Saylor, Tracy West, Annette Williams, Maddy Vancil. Thrift Shop Jim Guzman works at improving his typing ability. The Thrift Shop in Downtown Rock Island gives Rocky students a chance to finish their education in alternative surroundings. The students take classes and work in the morning hours, and leave for their own jobs in the afternoon. Each student helps in some aspect of the work, such as picking up donated merchandise, cleaning the shop, and handling customers. The Thrift Shop brought in large sums of monetary profit this year, with some checks totaling over $1,500. Vic Walker and Jason Prochaska confer on a business matter. VIP 211 VICA students learn job skills VICA members are: Row 1; Mr. Bradford, Tony Tobias, John Ross, Nate Nesbit, Priscilla Black, Vince Hill, Angie Rodriguez, Rosy Quintana, Jim Zirbes, Row 2; Teenie Light, Craig Park, Sandy Angel, Paul Rhoden, Alma Walker, Jay Horton, Lisa Hudson, Ken Hearn, and absent from picture is Kristine Jinks. VICA officers are: Priscilla Black, Chairman; Alma Walker, Secretary; Sandy Angel, vice president; Lisa Hudson, president; and Nathan Nesbit, ser¬ geant-at-arms. Rosy Quintana does her thing in the Sophomore attendance office. Stirring up a storm is Sandy Angel, a cook at St. Anthony ' s Health Care Center. !12 VICA V.I.C.A. provides a wide variety of jobs for its members, but the pupils are united together by their other club activities. They participate as a club in enjoyable frolics like skating parties and eating out. Members also attend regular VICA classes. Acknowledgements Howard Dusek Eleanor Conrad .Yearbook representative, Josten ' s American Yearbook Co. . Adviser Photography Adolphi Studio Charles Armstrong Rock Island Argus Rock Island News Murray Hurt of Rock Island Argus Ted Haines .. . (Memorial Picture) Staff Co-Editors Kelly Jo Burkert, Anne Snowden Athletics Chris Chesling, Jack Heber, Tom Johnston, Jodi Schoeck, Bill Tingle Academics Anne McCart, Kris Weiderin Senior Section Jennifer Martin, Mindy Nessler Junior Section Julie Andresen, David Barnett Sophomore Section Kim Carter, Teresa Searcy Index Lisa Collinson, Joanne Cralle Photographers Laurie Boussemaere, Tim Clemmans, John Phares Organizations Joyce Beckman, Laurie Boussemaere, Kathi Kean, Phyllis Hornback. Cover Cheryl Brolander .. Cover Symbol Joyce Beckman .. Cover Lettering Barb Aden (Page Seven Artwork) •Editors Acknowledgements 213 The students of Rocky remembered the year of 79-80 with pride and pres¬ tige. We struggled from the beginning for some things, and others were taken with ease. We remembered being interrupted in class with the constant noise of install¬ ing the fire doors, halfway through the school year. We rushed to class, trying to get used to the new ' one tardy-one detention ' rule. As we slid into class seconds after the bell stopped ringing, only to run into the teacher holding the atten¬ dance sheet with a circle around our names, and a heart-warming smile, we were ready to turn in our books. The senior ' alarm clock ' trick brought excitement for awhile, but ended in disappointment when we were let out earlier than expected because of a faulty water main, on the day before Thanksgiving vacation. We were hit with new rules not only from our Principal, but from our Presi¬ dent. President Carter requested that all thermostats be set at 65, this brought shivers and a few blankets to school. Every senior will recall the confusion of their Homecoming, but they made the best of it, and had a good time anyway. The class of ' 80 experienced having the Homecoming dance at the Rock for the first year. This provided for a new at¬ mosphere. Rock Island High School is not just a part of history tut part of tomorrow. Throueh the years, Rocky has created individuals of pride. When anyone en¬ tered Rock Island High School, they at¬ tracted a gift of creativity, and hones¬ ty. 214 50 Years Of Pride Alan Alverez proudly displays his workmanship in the grandfather clock he constructed for his shop class. The day was fresh and new. Spring was in the air. The warm breeze danced through the windows. A hidden excitement filled every¬ one. They wanted to get outside and enjoy the birth of spring, but they were temporarily contained. Even the building burst with ex¬ citement. Windows and doors op¬ erated again, at times, remaining open all day. The clouds wrapped the sun like an opaque candy wrapper, caus¬ ing overcast, slight depression and some disappointment. Then the wrapper dissolved, the announce¬ ment of sighs, the arrival of smiles, and the smooth, melting sensa¬ tion of the yellow and orange can¬ dy was swallowed by the eyes of nature. The flag, used, worn, yet respect¬ ed, swayed in the wind. It would see another spring. Only one thing remains, and will endure forever-the memory which thrives in the students and remains in the soul of the school. 50 Years Of Pride 215 The ivy-covered entrance of the Old Main high school made it one of the more impressive sights of Rock Island. The high school consisted of two build¬ ings. Most classes were held in Old Main, with additional classes in the Manual Arts building, located at 21st street and 6th avenue. In 1937, the present high school was constructed. Old Main then became Central Junior High. The Manual Arts building became the Administration building, with some classrooms. On Sunday, December 11th, 1949, at 7 p.m., fire destroyed Old Main. This was the third high school in 91 years to be destroyed by fire. The fire rivaled many football games as an attraction. Over twenty thousand people gathered to watch the building being engulfed in flames. Destroyed in the fire were: student re¬ cords, photographs of previous gradu¬ ating classes, as well as books and other equipment. Cost of replacing the school was estimated at approximately one million dollars. After the fire, junior high students were transferred to the senior high school until the reconstruction of Cen¬ tral Junior High was completed. 216 50 Years Of Pride fcr f ' Jiff When Rock Island senior high school was construct¬ ed in 1937, it was one of the most outstanding high schools in the state. The building consisted of gener¬ al classrooms, a fine gymnasium, a large, well- equipped library, and auditorium seating 1600, and a Little Theater for smaller productions. The Auditorium and the Little Theater comprised probably the most exceptional unit of Rock Island ' s new high school building. The Little Theater was decorated and fashioned after the modern theaters of the day. The walls of the auditorium along the bottom were lined with oriental wood veneer, of logs for which were imported from Australia. The Southwest wing was added in 1958. It featured a 6,000 capacity fieldhouse, which was the most out¬ standing in the state at the time. A swimming pool, the Home Economics, Driver Education, and Foreign Language departments were included in these wings, as well as the student lounge area. In 1967, the four-story Northwest wing was added. It contained an excellent band complex, classrooms, and well-equipped Science and Art departments. The Vo-Tech building was built in 1972. 50 Years Of Pride 217 Rock Island Public Schools Stadium - 1929-1980 In 1929, the Rock Island Public Schools stadium was completed. Today it is unusual for a high school to have a bowl-type stadium, but in 1929, it was way ahead of its time. Shorty Almquist, former athletic director of Rock Island high school, who took part in the ground-break¬ ing ceremonies, said, I thought the people had rocks in their heads at the time, building a big stadium like that, so far out of the residential area; it didn ' t seem too smart to me. But the people responsible proved to be pretty far-seeing. It ' s been a wonderful facility for R.I.H.S and it will be for years to come. When the stadium was finished, the football players had to travel from downtown, where the old school was located to practice every night. Students usually walked or rode their bicycles. It was quite a jaunt for athletes to travel every evening for practice, and being as far out of the way as it was from homes, it was somewhat of a trip for spectators also. Rock Island won their first game in the new stadium against Cedar Rapids Grant High School, 6-0. The stadium was built to hold 14,000 fans. Contractors designed a complex draining system, capable of acco¬ modating floods or extremely dry weather, preventing improper drainage and cracking of the track. Rocky ' s stadium is surrounded with fur trees that have grown with years, and are now a natural, dark green fence around the north end of the bowl. Anyone who has attended a football game at the Rock knows to go to the bottom of the stadium when the wind gets rough, and the night wears on, making it colder. As you start to get warmer, you begin to sympa¬ thize with the bare-legged flag girls from the band. The stadium, named the Rock Island Public Schools Stadium in a contest held by the ARGUS, has provided for the school system for 50 years, not only for football but for track and field meets, lantern parades, and an¬ nual commencement exercises. Costing $175,000, and holding the title of one of the finest in the country, the Rocky stadium has served as a spectacular investment. 218 50 Years Of Pride! Seniors A Adams, Tronda-84, 195 Aldrian, Laura-84 Allen, Sandra-84 Allers, Harry- 84, 50, 50 Allison, Craig-18, 19, 84, 50 Alvarez, Alan-84, 164 Amidon, Bruce- 84, 201 Anderson, Brian-84, 164, 31, 159 Anderson, Elizabeth-10, 84, 162 Andresen, Julie-84, 180, 190, 198, 199 Angel, Sandra-84, 180, 212 Armstrong, Dean-84, 198, 159, 158, 161 Arp, Terry-85, 204 Atkinson, Douglas-85, 164, 183, 184, 188, 1%, 198, 199 Attwood, Jeffrey-85, 162, 194, 159 Avery, Lavita-85, 177 Babers, Robert-85 Baker, Cynthia-8, 85, 162, 194, 199 Balch, Cynthia-85, 181, 189, 191, 199 Baltimore, Kenneth-18, 85 Banks, Catherine-85 Banks, Joan-85, 195, 58, 159 Barnett, David-85, 172, 190, 194, 196, 199 Barnett, Diane-85, 206 Barrett, Jeri-86, 208 Bassett, Regina-182 Bawmann, Bradley-86, 101, 162, 164, 31, 159 Beard, Randall-86 Beason, Cynthia-86 Beck, Stephen-86, 159 Beckmann, Joyce-86, 184, 190, 195, 1%, 198, 159 Beckwith, Mark-86, 168 Bennett, Vicki-86 Benson, Katina-86 Benson, Michael-86 Bibee, Melinda-22, 86, 164, 165, 194, 159 Bierman, Jacqueline-86, 197, 159 Biggs, Melissa-87, 189, 191, 159 Birch, Timothy-87 Black, Regina-87, 175, 176, 200, 206 Black, Sheri-87 Bleuer, Michelle-87 Blomberg, Robert-87,170, 174, 176, 178,180, 181 Boeye, Robert-18, 87, 198 Bolden, Samuel-87 Bosworth, Douglas-87,174,175,177,178,189, 191, 198, 159 Bate, Glennis-87 Baussemaere, Laurie-87, 184, 190, 192, 193, 159, 1%, 158 Bowser, Connie-87, 204 Bragg, Kenneth-87 Braner, Connie-88 Brasmer, Cathy-88 Bremberg, Ylva-13, 88, 188, 196, 197 Broemmer, Misty-88 Brooks, Shelly-88 Brown, Angela-88 Bullock, Charles-88 Bundy, Marvin-88 Burkhardt, Daniel-88 Burrage, Willie-88, 209 Burton, Pamela-88, 194, 159 Bush, Timoth-88 Butcher, Troy-88 Butts, David-88 C Cacari, James-88, 50 Cain, John-89 Caldwell, Elizabeth-89 Campbell, Kevin-89, 159, 161 Carlson, Beth-89, 196, 199, 159 Carlson, Jane-89, 175, 176, 180 Carlson, Julie-89, 164, 180 Carper, Regina-89 Carstens, Jeffrey-89, 164 Carter, Kimberly-89, 190, 1%, 158 Castle, Terrina-89, 187, 188, 194, 195, 1%, 159, 199 Chamberlain, Robert-89, 168, 174, 175, 177, 178 Charles, Jay-90 Chatman, Timothy-90, 201 Chesling, Christine-14, 90, 158, 164, 190, 199 Clark, Elizabeth-90 Clauson, Timothy-18, 90 Clemann, Timothy-90, 171, 190, 192, 193 Cline, David-90, 164 Coin, Christine-29, 90, 164 Cole, Christal-90, 175 Cole, Lori-90, 175, 178, 182, 184 Collins, Felicia-90 Collinson, Lisa-90, 162, 190, 158 Congdon, John-123 Conklin, Ricky-90 Conley, William-91 Cook, Donald-91 Cook, Julie-210 Coster, James-62, 91, 162, 174, 161, 167, 59, 194 Cotton, Laura-94, 180 Cox, Mark-18, 91 Cralle, Joanne-91, 190 Crum, Robbie-18, 19, 91, 50 Cullor, Kimberly-91, 208 Cunningham, Arthur D Damewood, Mark-91 Dang, Nguoi Van-91 Daniels, Scott-91 Danielson, Robert-91, 201 Dasso, Kenneth-92 Dasso, Phillip-92 Davidson, Tina-92 Davis, Dennis-92 Davis, Jeanie-92, 182 Daw, Brian-92, 175, 177, 178 Decker, Cathy-29, 92, 164, 165 Defauw, Tamara-92, 195, 196 Deitrich, Kevin-92, 170 Denney, Richard-92, 164 De Paepe, William-92, 175, 176, 177, 178, 179 DeSmet, Scott-92 Dexter, Lori-92, 208 Diaz, Enrique-18, 92, 164, 196, 159 Dietsch, Karen-93 Dietz, Molly-93 Dill, Towanda-93 Dixon, Raymond-93, 169, 201 Donaldson, Kimberly-93 Donelson, Harvey-93 Dorward, Bruce-93 Douglas, Terry-93 Drovesky, Thomas-93, 211 Dusenbury, Todd-210 E Easley, Christine- 93, 159 Egan, Robert-93, 169 Elliott, Douglas-93 Elliott, Nancy-93, 197 Ellis, Christopher-94 Ellis, Patricia-94 Elmore, Melody-94 Ely, John-94, 174, 175, 177, 178, 183 Ely, Marguerite-94 Emerson, Benny-94 Engman, Piper-94, 181, 184, 197 Estell, Wanda-94 Eston, Loretta-94, 175, 200 Etheridge, Theresa-94, 208 F Farrance, Sherri-94, 182, 199 Faulhaber, Thomas-94, 201 Faulhaber, Christine-94 Feith, Jeffrey-95 Forbes, Thomas-95, 170 Foster, Gregory-95 Foster, Keith-95, 170 Foulks, Elisha-95, 181, 206 Fout, Jeffrey-95 Fowler, Bryan-95, 174, 183 Fowler, Steven-95, 174, 175, 177, 178 Freelove, Scott-95 Freeman, Philip-95, 194, 198 Fues, Tammy-211 Fues, Tanya-211 G Galbraith, Becky-95, 168, 180, 201 Galex, Debra-29, 62, 95, 164, 183, 184, 188, 194, 196, 198, 199 Galusha, Stephen-96, 175, 178, 180, 181 Gannon, Thomas-18, 96, 164 Garrison, Eric-96 George, Phillip-96, 201 Geramanis, Virginia-96, 180, 195, 197 Glenn, Terrie-96, 208 Gluck, Julie-196 Gold, Barry-96, 184, 188, 194, 1%, 198, 199 Goldberg, Craig-96, 198 Golden, Janet-96 Gottwalt, Brian-23, % Grant, Willie-96 Grawe, Julie-196 Green, Derek-96 Griffin, Robert-97 Groothaert, Cindy-97, 180 Grossell, Elizabeth-97 Gustafson, William-23, 97, 164, 165 Guy, Tina-97 H Hall, Sherry-97, 195 Hamilton, Kenneth-97 Handley, Susan-97, 158, 159, 161 Hannah, Stacey-97 Harden, Steve-211 Harding, Julie-97 Hart, Terri-29, 97, 162, 164, 188, 189, 191, 194, 159, 196, 198, 199 Hathaway, Christine-97, 171, 184, 189, 191, 159 Hayden, Joe Ann-98 Headley, James-98, 159, 161 Heber, Jack-98, 177, 190, 31 Heim, Debra-98, 206 Hendren, Nora-98 Henneman, Mark-98, 189, 191, 159, 161 Henry, Darryl-123 Hester, Curtis-98 Hesamer, Jeffrey-98 Hickman, Dennis-98 Hoben, Lisa-98, 174, 175, 176, 177, 178, 159 Hoegerl, Donna-98 Holmberg, Teresa-98 Hopley, Sheryl-99 Horice, Robert-99, 204 Hoss, Kelly-99 Houston, Robert-99 Howard, Mark-99 Howell, Cynthia-99 Howell, Logan-99, 159 Hudson, Lisa-99, 195, 212 Hudson, Marian-99 Hugaert, Jeffrey-99 Hultgren, Perry-99, 174, 175, 176, 177, 31 Humphrey, Brian-99, 189, 191, 194 Hunecke, Brian-99, 184, 197 Huntley, David-100, 201 Hurlbutt, Maureen-100, 110, 175, 176, 177, 178, 179, 184, 1% Hurt, Andrea-100 Inch, Robin-100, 164, 169, 199 Iversen, Christopher-42, 43, 100, 168, 108, 158 I James, Jennifer-100, 180 Jefferson, Lorrie-100 Jeffery, Mary-100 Jenkins, Denise-100, 200 Jennings, Charlene-100, 202 Johnson, Brenda-100 Johnson, Darrell-100, 200, 201 Johnson, Felecia-100, 175, 177, 178 Johnson, Fred-100 Johnson, George-101 Johnson, Kim-101, 182 Johnson, Linda S.-101, 175 Johnson, Michael-18, 101 Johnson, Troy-123, 186 Johnston, Thomas-42, 43, 101, 158, 164, 169, 190, 50 Jones, Dion-101, 201 Jones, Kerry-18, 123, 164 K Kannenberg, David-64, 101, 171, 194, 159, 161 Kaskadden, David-101, 209 Kean, Kathi-90, 101, 164, 190, 198, 199, 158 Keim, Jon-170, 194, 198 Kennedy, Jerold-101 Kent Kriss-101, 170 Kerr, Joanie-102 Kerres, Lynn-102 King, Christina-102 King, Robin-102 Kloster, Pamela-102 Kludy, Kimberly-102, 174, 175, 178 Knapp, Sandie-102 Koehler, Philip-102 Koester, Kari-102 Kotecki, David-102, 198 Kouitz, Robert-102 Kraklow, Trevor-102 Kuenning, Mary-9, 103, 197 Lear, Lori-103, 174, 175, 177, 178, 179, 180, 194, 1% Leisure, Dale-103 Lerch, Pernell-103, 170 Lesher, Kelly-103 Lewis, Jason-103, 50 Lewison, Lori-103, 208 Light, Mary-103 Light, Teena-103, 212 Livingston, Eric-18, 103, 164 Livingston, Erron-18, 103, 164 Lizdas, Melissa-103, 194, 159 Lofdahl, Patricia-103, 208 Long, Michael-104 Luckey, Jeanette-104 Luckey, Michael-104 Luloff, Craig-104 Lundy- Lori-104 Lundy, Pamela-104, 162, 167 Lyon, Marshall-104, 170, 165 Me McBride, Angela-104 McCart, Anne-104, 164, 184, 186, 190, 191, 192, 159, 195, 196, 158 McCann, Anthony-104 McCaw, Debra-104, 209 McDaniel, Jerri-104 McDuffie, John-104 McElrath, Phyllis-105 « McGinnis, Denise-123 McGuire, Jon-105, 162 McIntyre, Randy-201 McNair, Michael-105 M Madison, Lauretha-105 Manley, Lorrie-105 Marquis, Timothy-105 Martin, Jennifer-105, 190, 195 Martin, Joan-123 Martin, Judy-105, 175, 178, 184 Martin, Robert-105, 170 Maynard, Wendy-105 Meincke, Ellen-105, 168, 181, 189, 191, 108 Mendoza, Jeffrey-18, 105, 164, 159 Metcalf, Melanie-106, 161 Meyers, Brian-106, 170 Meyers, Steven-18, 106 Meyers, Timothy-123 Mickeal, Gloria-106 Miers, Douglas-13, 106, 162, 164, 165, 194, 199 Milani, Franco-106 Miles, Kirk-106 Millbrook, Marvin-123 Miller, Clifford-106 Miller, Deborah-106 Miller, Milton-106 Miller, Stacy-106, 198 Miller, Warren-106, 172 Millwood, Daphne-106 Moller, Michael-107, 201 Money, Renee-107 Moran, Amber-107 Morehead, Debra-107 Montegna, Vickie-211 Morrison, Diane-107, 198, 199 Morrow, Darryl-107, 200 Morrow, Linda-107 Motz, Elizabeth-29, 107, 183, 184, 191, 194, 159, 161 Moss, Mark-107 Mowery, Todd-107 Mortz, Dorothy-107 Mueller, Faith-107 Mulkey, Karna-107, 208 Mulvey, Julie-22, 107 Murphy, Dennis-107 Murray, Laura-108 Murrens, Leigh-108 Murphy, Timothy-123 Myers, Jeffery-108 N Needham, Joseph-108 Needham, Lora- 108, 201 Neely, Cleo-108 Nefzger, Gregory-170, 202 Nelson, Thomas-108, 202 Nesseler, Mindy-108, 190, 195, 196, 158, 159 Newberry, David-23, 123, 164 Newcomb, Catherine-29, 108, 164, 183, 184, 189, 191, 194, 196, 198, 199 Nimmers, Marilyn-108 Nyquist, Jodi-108 O Oldham, Tammy Orr, Shawn-123 Osmundson, Kurt-108, 159 Ostrom, Jeffrey-108, 189, 191, 198 Overton, Damion-109 Overton, Kathy-109, 182 Overton, Lesia-109 Overton, William-109, 209 Owens, Richard-109 P Pappas, Matthew-18, 21, 103, 109, 164 Pappas, Nicholas-18, 109, 162, 164, 194, 198, 199, 161 Index 219 Park, Craig-109, 212 Parker, Cynthia-109 Parker, Kevin-109 Parrick, Tina-109 Pass, Frankie Jo-109 Patterson, Karen-110, 182 Payne, James-123 Payne, Kathy-110 Pearson, Jeffrey-110 Pena, Gary-110 Peppmeyer, Robert-110 Peters, Anita-110, 189, 192, 194 Peters, Lisa-110 Petersen, Walter-110 Peterson, Jody-110, 201 Petrilli, Janis-110, 174, 175, 177, 178, 179, 196 Phares, John-182, 190 Phillips, Jamie-110 Phillips, Teri-110, 201 Phillips, Verdell-110 Pickens, Thomas-110, 168, 196 Piehl, Gregory-9, 18, 19, 164, 198 Pierson, Kenneth-111 Pierson, Michael-111 Pirch, Lisa-111, 181, 183, 189, 191 Platt, Kelly-111 Pohl, Bradley-111 Pollack, Terry-111 Potter, Ellen-111 Preston, Donald-111 Prince, Darlene-111, 206 Pugh, Bruce-111 Q Quinby, Gary-111, 164, 198 Quinones, Lisa-111, 208 Quintana, Richard-112 R Rade, Timothy-112, 169 Ray, Julie-112, 1% Reading, Marilyn-112 Reed, Eric-18, 112 Reed, James-112 Reed, Stanley-18, 112 Reeh, Michael-112, 198 Reid, Ramona-112 Reid, Vincent-112 Resler, Julie-112, 164, 199 Reyes, Tammy-112, 123 Reynolds, Angela-112 Reynolds, Debra-25, 112, 164 Rhode, Jeffrey-112, 201 Rickey, Julie-113 Riggle, Steven-123 Roach, Lori-113, 204 Robb, Jeffrey-42, 43, 113, 50 Roberson, Amy-113, 206 Roberson, Tina-113 Robertson, Wayne-113, 204 Rock, Deloris-113 Rockwell, Daniel-113, 162 Romeo, Elizabeth-29, 113, 1%, 198, 161 Rosenthal, Melvin-211 Rossow, Kathryn-113, 194, 1%, 199 Rowland, Robin-113, 183 Rummels, Kelvin-113 Ryan, Willie-113 S Salais, Terry-114 Schaab, Michael-114 Schaefer, Penny-114 Schafer, Thomas-114 Schlenker, Charles-114, 171, 172, 189, 191, 192, 194, 1%, 197 Schluter, Debra-9, 29, 114, 198 Schmacht, Timothy-114 Schoeck, Jodi-40, 41, 114, 164, 190, 192, 194, 1%, 158 Schroeder, Julie-114 Schuler, Charlotte-114, 180 Schwartzkopf, Lucie-114, 175, 178, 197 Schweska, Thomas-114 Scott, Michael-115, 204 Scott, Rick-115, 174, 175, 176, 177, 178 Scoyt, Sharon-123, 206 Searcy, Teresa-115, 164, 190, 194, 198, 199 161, 48 Secor, Gregg-115 Sedam, Vickie-123, 208 Sedgwick, Elizabeth-40, 41, 115, 169 Seuss, Jay-105, 115 Shaffer, Scott-115 Sheley, Richard-115, 164 Shephard, Winston-115 Shine, Cynthia-115, 202 Sigmon, Lori-115 Simpson, Rebecca-115 Shryack, Elizabeth-115, 159 Sisco, Patricia-116, 182 Simmons, Jeffery-116 Smead, Timothy-123 Smith, Janis-123 Smith, Kelly-116 Smith, Ralph-116, 168 Smith, Richard-116 Smith, Robert-23, 116 Smith, Rose-116, 204 Smith, Sarah-116, 208 Smith, Steven-116 Smith, Terry-116, 164, 159 Snowden, Anne-116, 188, 189, 190, 191, 192, 158, 159 Spady, Diane-175, 176, 177 Spaulding, Harry-116 Spear, James-18, 117 Speed, Allen-117, 164, 198 Spelios, Nick-117 Spore, David-117 Spragg, Gregg-117, 170 Steele, Davie-117 Sterling, Rose-117, 201 Stevens, Patricia-117, 1% Stromer, Carolyn-117 Suarez, Mary Ann-117, 208 Summers, Karen-117 Swale, Robert-117 Swanson, Debra-118, 169 Swenson, Lynn-118, 168, 184, 188, 1% Synan, Deborah-118 T Tadlock, Jann-118 Talley, Stephan-118 Tate, Cornelia-118 Taylor, Thomas-23, 118 Taylor, Timothy-23, 118 Temple, Lyle-118 Thomas, Jackie-211 Thomas, Thomas-118, 164 Tingle, William-10, 118, 177, 198, 50 Tobias, Anthony-118, 212 Treadw ell, Susan-119 Troll, Karen-119, 180, 181, 197 Tucker, Barry-119 Tucker, Julie-123, 209 Tucker, Lori-119, 174, 177, 178, 183 Tucker, Marilyn-119 Turner, Shannon-119 U Ulman, Keith-119 Underwood, Deborah-123 V Vance, William-119 Vancie, Maddy-210, 211 VanDe Voorde, Lynn-119, 208 Vaughn, Doris-119 Vesey, Janet-119 Verhelst, Cynlle-119 Vinar, Jeffrey-120 Vogel, Peter-120, 169, 188, 196, 197 Voss, Cathy-13, 120, 194, 198, 199 W Walker, Janet-188 Waller, Craig-120 Watkins, Timothy-120 Wedertz, Mary-120, 189, 191, 199, 159, 161 Weeks, Nancy-120, 183, 184, 188, 197, 159 Wenking, Dianne-120, 164 Weikert, Franklin-120 Welsh, Thomas-120 Wells, Thomas-120 West, Patty-120, 1% Westerman, Steven-123 Whitcomb, Cheryl-120 White, Delano-123 Widener, Robert-121 Wiederin, Kristin-121, 190, 159, 161 Wiener, Christie-121, 159 Wiggins, Kristine-121 Wildermuth, Mark-121 Wilkins, Christie-121, 201 Williams, Cynthia-121, 188, 196, 198 Williams, Dena-121 Williams, Jeffrey-121 Williams, Annette-211 Williams, Mable-121 Williams, Sidney-123 Williamson, Carrie-121, 168, 196, 199 Wilson, Kathleen-121, 204 Wilson, Kenneth-123 Wilson, Kristine-122, 168, 169, 158 Wilson, Orville-122 Winger, Kent-122 Witmer, J. Seth-122, 169, 194 Woodrum, Kimberly-122 Work, Jolene-122, 168 Wright, James-18, 122, 164, 50 Wynes, Jim-122, 167 Y Yancy, Pamela-123 Yeoman, Daniel-123 Young, Evan-122, 198 Z Zawada, Joseph-122 Zeglin, Andrew-122, 167 Zeglin, Janice-122 Juniors A Ackerland, Dean-126, 130 Adamson, Lori-126, 208 Aden, Barbara-126, 160, 175, 178, 188, Aguon, Caridad-126 Allison, Jane-126, 169, 194, 198, 199 Allison, Lori-126, 167, 194, 198, 199 Allison, Scott-126 Amerson, David-126 Amerson, Diane-126, 181 Amspatch, Mike-210, 211 Anderson, Annette-126, 202 Anderson, Cherie-126 Anderson, David-126 Andersen, Joette-126 Anderson, Richard-126, 192 Appelquist, Julie-126 Appelquist, Marlo-126, 167 Armstrong, Virginia-126, 128, 164, 199, 160 Attwood, Dale-126, 128 Ausdale, Robert-126, 160, 31 Averill, Curtis-126, 209 Baker, Leon-126 Ballard, D ' Juana-126, 164, 167, 160 Balliu, Stephanie-126, 202 Baltimore, Tina-126 Banks, Brenda-126 Banks, William-140 Bannas, Richard-126, 160 Barber, Gabriel-126 Barker, Marty-126 Barnes, Glory-126 Barnett, Arnold-18, 126 Barr, Jeffrey-18, 126 Bassett, Regina Bates, Roman-18, 126 Batterson, Tina-126 Baugh, Christine-126 Beasley, Terri-126, 1%, 199, 160 Beaver, Robert-126 Becker, David-126 Beckmann, Marcia-126, 195, 160 BeDuhn, Jason-126, 160 Benham, Richard-126 Bester, Carla-126 Bibee, Amy-126, 164, 198, 199, 160 Bierman, Timothy-18, 126 Birrell, John-23, 126, 164, 175, 160, 178 Black, Carl-127 Black, Priscilla-127, 212 Blakey, Pamela-127 Bland, Jonathan-127 Bloom, Patrice-127 Boeye, Kimberly-127 Bolden, Mary-127 Boozan, Terry-127, 177 Bower, Frank-18, 127 Bowker, Vicki-127, 164, 175, 194, 198, 199 Boyer, Karen-127 Bragg, Retina-127, 207 Braid, Bridget-127, 174, 175, 176, 1% Brandmeyer, Theresa-127 Braner, Lisa-127, 167, 194, 160 Bristol, Cathy-127 Brooks, Andretta-127 Brooks, Mary-127, 168 Brooks, Sherry-127, 181, 201 Brooks, Stefan-127 Brooks, William-127 Brower, Thomas-127, 181, 182 Brown, Kristine-127 Brown, Sherry-127 Brown, Terrance-23, 127, 164, 167, 194, 198 Brozovich, Jeffrey-127 Brugman, Jeffrey-127, 164, 165, 170 Bryant, Mary-127, 140 Bryant, Nancy-175, 176, 196 Buchanan, Tracy-127, 175, 178 Bullock, Elizabeth-127, 197 Burkert, Kelly-127, 169, 190 Burrage, Kevin-127 Burton, Vickie-127, 195, 208 Bush, Diana-127 C Caldwell, Daphine-127 Carlson, Deanna-127 Carmichael, Todd-127 Carothers, Bonnie-127 Carpentier, Rhonda-127, 194, 199, 160 Carr, Tammy-127, 169 Carsell, Chris-170 Caruso, Bianca-127 Cather, David-127 Chambers, Melissa-127 Christenson, Linette-127, 184 Christianson, Terry-127 Christie, Sheri-127, ICIa 160 Clark, John-127, 172 Claude, Luella-127, 174, 197 Clay, Shirley-127, 201 Clay, Wayland-18, 127, 50 Clemann, Brian-127, 171, 189, 191, 192, 193 Clemans, Denise-128 Clevenger, Mona-211 Cohen, Gregory-128, 31 Cole, Carla-128 Cole, Jerome-128 Cole, Michael-128 Collins, Gordon-128 Congdon, Lisa-128, 175, 181, 184, 195, 197, 199 Conicella, Roberto-128, 175, 177, 178 Conklin, Raymond-128, 202 Cook, Laura-128 Coons, Vicki-128 Cotton, Theodore-128 Crooks, Pamela-128 Crowe, Ronda-211 Crow, Scot-129 Culp, Shelly-196 Cunnigham, Cynthia-128, 195 Cunningham, Mary-128 Cutler, Martin-128 D Dahlin, Rezann-128, 174, 196, 160, 48 Dailey, Patrick Dailing, Christine-128, 196, 198 Darby, Michael-18, 128, 164, 50 Dasso, Laurie-128, 201 Dasso, Mark-128 Davis, Cindy-128 Davis, Debra-128 Dawkins, Krista-128 Dean, Michael-128 DeBuysere, Christine-128 DeCoster, Laura-128, 202 Derry, Tina-128 DeSchepper, Lori-128 DeWitte, Christine-128 Dickerson, Alphonso-128 Dillie, Sherrie-211 Dilley, David-128 Dillingham, Lee-140 Dixon, Joyce-128 Do, Thuan-128 Doeckel, Steven-128 Dohrer, Gary-128 Donelson, Robert-128 Dorward, Jenny-128, 197 Downing, Timothy-128, 192 Druhl, Julie-129, 146 Dryoel, Dianna-129 Dunigan, Myra-129 Durey, Laura-129, 175, 177, 178 Dutler, Bonnie-129 E Eckhardt, Julie-129, 167 Eckles, Mark-129 Edell, Deborah-129 Edmondson, Judy-129, 198 Edwards, Harold-140, 169 English, Allan-129 Enstrom, David-129, 31 Erickson, Mark-129 Erickson, William-129, 202 220 Index Ervin, Kathy-129 Estell, James-15, 129, 146 Euell, Cora-129 F Faigen, Leon-129, 188 Farrar, Valerie-129, 198 Fentress, Lonnie-129 Fentress, Ronnie-129 Fleming, Kristyl-129 Flemming, Lewis-129 Fleming, Ricky-129 Ford, Kevin-129, 181, 189, 191, 194 Foulks, Kevin-18, 129 Fout, Joseph-129 Fox, Linda-129, 181, 182 Frank, Roger-129 French, Damita-129, 201 Frink, James-129 Fuller, James-129 Fussel, Thomas-129, 175, 177, 178 C Garrard, Terry-129 Garza, Arturo-129, 175, 178 Gasa, George-129, 191 Gaylord, Cindy-129 Gehn, Christina-129, 189, 191 Genz, Robert-129 Gibbs, Mark-129 Gibeau, Bruce-129 Gilliam, Jean-25, 129, 160, 164, 1%, 106 Golden, Gregory-129 Gonzales, Fredrick-129 Goold, Kelly-129, 174, 175, 177, 178 Gordon, Jeffrey-129 Gottman, Peggy Graham-129 Graham, Donna-129, 184, 1 95, 199 Graves, Curtis-129, 172 Grawe, Robert-129, 198 Greene, Viki-129 Griffin, Kimberly-129, 201 Guy, Kenneth-129 H Hall, Michael-129, 172 Hall, Shannon-129 Hamilton, Susan-129 Hamilton, William-129, 172 Hamlin, Robin-130, 207 Hanson, James-130 Hanson, Rhonda-130 Hare, Linda-140 Harding, Darrell-130 Hare, Linda-140 Harmon, Letha-129, 195 Harris, Anthony-130, 200 Harris, Cynthia-130 Harris, Karen-130 Harris, Michelle-130 Harrison, Scott-168, 170, 177 Hartfeld, Ron-130 Hartong, John-211 Hawkins, Terry-130 Hayden, Jacqueline-18, 130 Hayden, Jeffrey-130 164, 194, 197, 198, 160 Hayden, Lori-130, 175 Haymon, Ralph-130 Haynes, Martin-130 Hearn, Kenneth-18, 130, 212 Hefter, Lisa-130 Hegg, Lisa-25, 130, 164, 194, 197, 198, 160 Heim, Tammy-130 Hendren, Kelly-130 Henry, Lisa-130 Herbert, Rick-130 Herrera, Delia-130 Hesser, Scott-130, 198 Hexamer, Katrina-130 Hickman, Bonita-130 Hicks, Darryl-140 Hill, Vincent-130, 212 Hillyer, John-131 Hocker, Brian-131, 192 Hocker, Robin-131 Hoing, Theresa-131, 199 Holland, Gwenther-131, 169, 201 Holland, Kim-131, 1% Hornback, Phyllis-131, 190, 192 Horton, Jay-131, 212 Howell, Sharon-131, 196, 160 Hovey, Kris-211 Howie, Todd-131 Hozak, Alesia-131, 160 Hudson, Nathaniel-131 Hughes, Linda-131 Huisman, Patricia-131, 175, 176, 177, 178, 179, 197 Hull, Marlyn-131 Hunt, Kevin-131 Hurry, Christine-131 Hurry, Karen-131, 167, 169 Hurt, Angela-131 Hurt, David-131 Hurt, Randy-131, 1% Hynd, Julie-25, 131, 164, 180, 199 Inglesh, Michael-131 Israel, Jeremiah-131 I Jacks, Colleen-25, 131 Jackson, Brenda-131 Jackson, Raymond-131 Jacobs, Jane-131 Janecke, Cindy-131, 184, 160 Janson, James-131 Jennings, David-131 Jett, Richard-131, 201 Jinks, Kristine-131, 189, 191, 198, 212 Johnson, David-131 Johnson, Jackie-211 Johnson, John-131 Johnson, Julie-131, 167 Johnson, Laurie 131, 177, 178 Johnson, Lawrence-131 Johnson, Le Roy-131 Johnson, Linda-131 Johnson, Michelle-131, 195 Jones, David-131 K Kammerer, Connie-132 Kallenback, Patrick-132 Karzin, Kondon-132, 189, 191, 192 Kehl, Geralynn-132, 175, 207 Kelley, Tracey-18, 132, 181, 182 Kelly, Wendy-132, 171, 175, 176, 195, 200 Kerres, Steven-18, 132 Kester, Ann-132 Kilgard, Holly-132 Kimbel, Julie-132 Kimmins, Andre-132 King, Julie-132, 160 Kinnan, Robert-132 Kirzeder, Christine-132, 167, 198 Klatt, John-132, 172, 198 Klingbiel, Michael-18, 132, 189, 191, 196, 31 Knodel, Robin-132 Kolinchinsky, Wendy-25, 132, 167, 184, 194, 196198, 199 Kolls, Todd-132, 170 Kotecki, Kevin-42, 132, 198, 198, 160, 50 Kosowski, Laurie-137 Kraklow, Gary-132, 140, 160 Krakovec, Laura-25, 132 Kuenning, Paul-132 Kulp, Michele-132, 160 Kunkel, Jeffrey-132 Kunzle, James-132 L Landrith, Pattie-132 Lannoo, Cheryl-132 Larson, Christopher-132 Lange, Margaret-132 Leckbee, Katherine-132, 207 Lee, Angela-132 Lemkau, Marcia-132, 196, 198, 160 Lenz, Thomas-132 Levin, Sheryl-132, 160 Lewis, Flemming-18, 132, 50 Liebus, Gaylene-132, 171, 175, 176, 184, 196 Linn, Shelley-132, 167, 194, 198, 160 Little, Marshall-132, 175, 177, 178 Logsdon, Gregory-133 Lomas, Rory-133 Long, Anthony-23, 13, 184 Long, Daniel-133 Long, Lori-133 Looney, Fonda-133, 207 Love, Denise-133 Love, Robert-133, 167, 194, 198, 50 Luckey, Deborah-133, 202 Luna, Adolfo-133 Lundquist, Randy-133 Luttrell, Daniel-133, 201 Lynch, Anita-133 Me McCann, Jeffrey-133 McClary, Marta-133, 175, 1%, 50 McCleary, Patrick-133, 134, 198, 50 McDaniel, Flossie-133, 208 McDaniel, Joseph-133 McDonald, Bradley-133 McFarland, Scott-25, 133, 146, 164 McKinley, Scott-133 McKinley, Steven-133 McKinney, Janet-133 McKinney, Tammy-133, 195, 207 McKnight, Ginger-133 McKnight, Timothy-133, 174, 175, 176, 177 178 McLaughlin, Ian-133, 160, 31 McNamara, Gregory-133 M Mahanes, Rebecca-133, 175, 178, 1% Maki, Denise-133 Malm, Douglas-133 Maltby, Lora-133 Manary, Douglas-133 Mandel, Marvin-188, 25, 133, 198 Manley, Kenton-133, 201 Marble, Mindy-133, 96 Mardland, Jodi-133 Martel, Luc-133 Martin, Frank-18, 133 Martin, Mert-133, 168 Martin, Michael-133 Martin, Steven-134 Martinez, Mitch-18, 134, 198, 50 Mason, Carry-134 Maynard, Kristine-134 Meadows, Michele-134, 207 Mijia, Anthony-134 Mendoza, Dorine-134 Metcalf, Sheryl-134 Meyers, Randy-134, 175 Meyers, Shawn-134 Meyers, Shelley-134 Meyers, Steven-134 Miers, Sherry-134, 188 Milefchik, Lisa-134, 181, 199 Miles, Robin-134 Millen, Kevin-134 Millers, Aaron-134 Miller, Deborah-134, 199 Miller, Hilton-134 Miller, Kristine-134, 175, 178, 195 Miller, Lori-134, 164, 198 Mirr, Diane-132, 134, 137, 164, 167, 188, 194, 197, 198, 199, 160 Mitchell, Rick-134 Moore, Calvin-134182, 183 Moore, Jerry-134, 202 Moore, Patricia-134, 181, 196199 Moran, Laurie-132, 134, 167, 194, 197, 198, 199 Morgan, Brenda-134, 208 Morgan, Jeffrey-134 Morrison, Micheal-134, 160 Morrow, La Vern-134 Moser, Leonard-134, 201 Mott, Susan-134, 208 Muhlengerg, Micheal-134, 169, 50 Munday, Sue Ann-134, 182, 199, 160 Munson, Faith-134, 177 Murga, Vicktor-134 Murphey, Jerry-134 Murphy, Sharon-134 Muskeyualley, Fodesha-134, 202 Myers, Crystal-134 Myers, Jettrey-134 N Nations, Debbie-134 Navota, Gretchen-134, 195 Needham, Kathi-134 Neely, Robert-134 Nelson, Todd-134 Nesbit, Nathan-135, 212 Nessler, Sue-135 Nettles, Jimmy-135 Neumann, Lori-135 Newnham, Cheryl-135, 182 Nichols, Tammy-211 Niemaun, Theodore-135, 164, 171, 160 Nightingale, Karen-135, 167, 184, 198, 160 Noakes, Howard-135, 170 Nunn, Eric-23, 135 O O ' Meara, Paul-135, 177, 180, 181 Ontiveros, Gregg-135 Orr, Kevin-135, 174 Oritz, Crystal-135 P Parker, David-135 Palmer, Tammy-140, 209 Parrish, Jeffrey-135, 201 Patting, Matt-201 Pauwels, Mary-25, 135, 140, 160, 164, 188, 194, 1% Pauwels, Tammy-135 Payton, Jeffrey-135 Pearson, Connie-135, 199 Pearson, Richard-135 Peppmeyer, Jonan-135 Perkins, Bruce-135 Peterson, Jennifer-135, 198, 199 Peterson, Lynn-135, 194, 196, 199 Peterson, Marty-135 Peve, Michael-135 Philpott, Vanessa-135, 169, 175, 177, 178, 199 Pickens, Kristina-135, 184 Pippert, Karl-135, 172, 189, 191, 192, 50 Pohlman, Grant-18, 135 Posateri, August-135 Pratt, Melissa-135 Price, Kathy-135 Prochaska, Jason-211 Pulliam, Lachelle-135, 201 Q Quill, Martha-135, 198 Quintana, Rosanne-135, 212 R Race, Mark 135, 171, 172, 194, 196 Rakus, Jeffrey-135, 171, 177, 189, 191, 192, 193, 194 Ramirez, Christopher-135 Ramos, Maricela-135 Ramsey, Jon-135 Ramsey, Mary Beth-135, 169 Randle, Willie-135 Reed, Lyle-135, 172, 175, 177, 178, 184 Reilly, Paul-135, 175 Resler, Mark-18, 25, 135 Reveal, Robbie-135 Reynolds, Diane-135, 167, 198 Reynolds, Ricky-135 Rhoden, Linda-135 Rhoden, Paul-135, 212 Ribbeck, Karen-135, 174, 175, 176, 196, 198, 199, 160 Rice, Troy-135 Roberts, Jeffrey-135 Roberts, Tanya-135, 202 Robertson, Scott-23, 136, 167, 188, 194, 198, 160 Robinson, Deanna-25, 136-164, 194, 1%, 198, 160 Robinson, Evelyn-136, 208 Robinson, Susan-136, 198, 160 Rodriquez, Angela-136, 212 Roehrs, Elizabeth-136 Rosebeck, Lawrence-136, 175, 178 Rosenbaum, Brenda-136, 169 Rosenthal, Lynette-136 Ross, John-136, 212 Rossow, John-136, 48 Rowe, Carol-136 Rudd, Gina-136 Rushing, Kimberly-136, 208 Ryerson, Cindy-132, 136 S Saelems, Mary-136 Sagas, Brett-136 Sajak, Kathryn-136, 175, 176 Salais, Sherry-127, 136 Sanders, Larry-136 Sanders, Tina-136, 164, 175, 199 Saverson, Deborah-136, 169 Saylor, Melonyl-211 Schauer, Susan-136, 175, 178 Scherrer, Christine-136, 180, 198 Schinckel, Marcia-136, 208 Schisler, Avis-136, 175, 176 Schlenker, Lisa-136, 174, 177, 160 Schmacht, Melissa-136 Schultze, Thomas-136 Schweska, Susan-136 Scott, Roxianne-136, 174, 176, 177, 178, 1% Sebben, Pamela-136, 175, 178 Selman, Jacqueline-136, 184, 195, 1% Senatra, Kevin-136, 202 Shaffer, Linda-136 Shaffer, Steven-136, 175, 178 Sharkey, Kearney-136 Sharp, Kurt-136 Sheley, Shannon-18, 136, 160 Shellhouse, David-136, 167, 174 Shine, Cynthia-202 Shuck, Zackery-211 Index 221 Siegert, Lori-25, 164, 167, 194, 197, 198, 160 Simmer, Rodney-18, 136 Simmons, Melanie-136, 202 Skoworn, Michael-136, 175, 177 Smiley, Timothy-137 Smith, Barry-137 Smith, Brett-133, 137 Smith, Candy-137 Smith, David-137 Smith, John-137 Smith, Kenneth-137 Smith, Linda-137 Smith, Morgan-18, 137 Smith, Susan-137, 208 Smith, William-137 Sohl, Paul-137, 194, 197, 160 Soltow, Teresa-137, 188, 189, 191 Sparks, Lynne-137 Spaulding, Daniel-137 Spaulding, Michael-137 Spector, David-1’37, 197, 160 Springfield, Paul-18, 137 Stablein, Scott-137 Staes, Michael-137, 160 Staley, Douglas-137, 175, 178 Steele, Wayne-137 Steinbaugh, Anothony-137 Stevenson, Tammy-137 Stone, Todd-137 Strayer, Sheryl-137, 197 Strom, Lori-137, 164 Suggs, William-137 Swanson, Rusty-137 Sweeney, John-137 Swenson, Christine-137 T Talley, Judith Taylor, Kimberly-137, 201 Taylor, Rodney-137 Thomas, Steven-137, 172 Thompson, Julie-137, 193, 196 Tobin, Linda-127, 137, 181, 184, 1%, 160 Tolbert, McFerry-137 Tollenaer, Sally-138 Towler, Kerm-138, 171, 175, 178, 184, 188, 189, 191, 192, 194, 196 Trice, Ricky-138, 209 Tripilas, Stanley-138 Tucker, Lind-138, 175 Tucker, Lori-138, 175 Tumlin, Daniel-138 Turner, Andre-138 Tyrrell, Amy-138 U Underwood, David V Valberg, Laurie-138, 207 Van Blacom, Jerry-138, 201 VanHyfte, Cheryl-138, 174, 175, 178, 160 Verhille, Catherine-132, 138, 194, 198 Vesey, Denise-138, 202 Vesey, Nanette-138 Vinson, Michael-138 Viviane, Jay-138 Viviani, Jerald-139 W Walker, Adam-42, 43, 139, 164 Walker, Alma-139, 212 Walker, Darla-139 Walker, Eric-139 Walker, Perry-139 Walker, Wendy-139 Weese, Anthony-139 Weigand, Thomas-139 Weingartz, Susan-139 Wentraut, Dawn-139, 182 Wells, Denise-139 Wells, Lori- 139 Westerfield, Jeffrey-18, 139 Westerman, Steve-139, 202 Whitcomb, Shelley-139 White, Erma-139 White, Laurie-139, 175 White, Sue-139 Wiederin, David-139, 170 Wilhelm, Jane-139, 181 Williams, Pamela-139 Williams, Raymond-139 Williams, Robyn-139, 160 Williamson, Cathy-139, 1%, 198 Wilson, Carrie Lynn-139, 164, 196, 160 Wilson, Carrie Marie-139, 164, 175, 181 Wilson, Dennis-139 Wise, Michael-139 Wisenburg, Michael-139 Wittig, Susan-139, 164 Woodmansee James-139 Woods, Aaron-139 Wortham, Blake-159 Wright, Keenan-139 Wright, Sharon-139 Wyatt, Lori-139, 169, 174, 195 Y Yazbec, Thomas-139, 174, 175, 177, 178, 189, 191, 160 Ybarra, Scott-139 Yeater, Richard-139, 172 Yokas, Adrienne-139, 167, 188, 196, 160 Young, Cary-138, 189 Young, Steven-139 Young, Susan-139, 184, 196, 160 Z Zibes, James-139, 212 Sophomores A Abel, Todd-142, 162 Adams, Kathleen-142 Adams, Tracey-142 Albrecht, Karen-142, 174, 197 Aldrian, Mark-142 Allen Tracey-142 Alter, Francis D.-142 Andereck, Douglas-20, 142 Anderson, Jacqueline-142, 162 Anderson, Kevin-142 Anderson, Leisa-142 Anderson, Lorri-142 Anderson, Patricia-142 Anderson, Roxi-211 Anderson, Sharon-142, 196 Anderson, Steven-142 Andrews, Cheryl-142, 199 Ankney, Troy-211 Appleman, Patrick-42, 142 Arnold, Billy-142 Atkins, Denise-142, 48 Atkinson, Susan-142 Atnip, Thomas-142 Avery, Tresa-142 Baker, Margaret-142 Baltimore, Lisa-142 Bannas, Christine-142 Barber, Ericka-142 Barnes, Gerald-142 Barnes, Mark-142 Bartell, Darlene-142 Barton, Troy-142 Batterson, Tera-142 Beason, Owen-142 Beason, Owen-142 Beavers, Danny-142 Beechum, Ricky-20, 156 Beeson, William-142 Bennett, Theresa-142 Benson, Thomas-42, 142, 174, 175, 177, 178 Berry, Veronica L.-156 Berryman, Frederick-142 Beswick, Reva-142 Bierman, David-142 Bigford, Karen-142 Binion, Della-156 Birkel, Todd-142, 174, 175, 177, 178 Birrell, Donna-142 Black, Shelli-142 Bledsee, Robert-142 Bleuer, Janet-142 Boehm, Barry-142, 174, 182 Boehme, Kimberly-142 Bohl, Stephannie-142 Borckerding, Mitch-142 Bolden, Terry-142 Bolie, Edward-156 Boss, Virginia-142 Botor, Patricia-142 Bowden, Timothy-20, 142 Bowers, Edward-143 Bowers, Patti-143 Bowes, Raymond S.-143 Bowker, Lisa-25, 143, 175, 178, 199 Bowser, Melody-143 Bowser, Terry-143 Boyd, Yvette-143 Bragg, Martha-143 Brandmeyer, Karen-25, 143, 199 Brasmer, Daniel-143, 175, 178, 188 Bratton, Todd-143 Breuwet, Joseph-143, 164 Brinkmeyer, Sara-143, 196, 198 Brocksieck, Susan-143, 180 Broemmer, William-143 Brown, Denise-143 Brown, Margaret-143 Brown, William-143 Bruggeman, Marc-143 Brunat, Susan-143 Bryant, Mary-127 Bullock, Katherine-143, 182 Burgner, Richard-143 Burkhead, Donald-156 Burkhead, Laurie-143 Byrd, Teresa 143 C Cain, William-143 Calloway, Dawn-156 Campbell, Christopher-143 Campbell, Danielle-143 Campbell, Michael J.-143 Carius, Julie-143, 194, 196 Carlson, Timothy-143 Carlton, Mark-211 Carr, Terri-143 Carrille, Kim-143 Carter, Timothy-143 Carver, Nita Ann-143, 197 Chaplin, Joseph-143, 209 Chaplin, Matthew B.-143 Charles, Teresa-143 Chipman, Curt-143 Clark, Howard-143 Clark, Tonya-143 Claude, Loretta-143 Clay, Raymond-144 Clemons, Angelia-144 Cline, Jeffrey-144 Cole, Jennifer-144, 182 Cole, Lori-144 Condon, Christopher-144 Conklin, Tammy-144 Cook, Larry-144 Cook, Stephen-144 Cozad, John-144 Crow, Darold K.-144 Crowe, Michael-144 Cullison, Mary-144 Cushman, Harry-144, 182 D Dasso, Angela-144, 162, 164, 173, 198, 199 Dasso, Kristopher-20, 144 Davis, Sammy-144 Davison, Samuel-144, 178 Dawkins, Bridgett-144, 182 Deaten, Steven-144 DeBrobander, Brent-144 DeBusschere, John E.-144 DeBuysere, Cathleen-144 Decker, Christine-144 DeFauw, Timothy-144 Degarmo, Joan-144, 182 Denney, Ramona S.-25, 144, 182 Dennis, Donnie-144, 48 Dennis, Kris-144 Dennis, Tammy-144, 181 DePaepe, James-144 Derry, Timothy-144 DeSmet, Thomas-42, 43, 144, 181, 182 DeVoss, Randall-144 DeVriese, Michael-144, 175, 178 DeWitte, Cynthia-144, 175, 178 DeYoung, Jeffrey-20, 144 Dickerson, Melvin-145 Dieterich, Brian-145 Dinwiddie, Lana-145 Dixon, George-145 Dixon, Valerie-145 Dorman, Janet-145 Drovesky, Shiela-145 Dunigan, Irving-145 Durham, Carl-145 Dusenberry, David-145 Duyvejonck, Todd-145, 189, 191, 192, 194 E Eagle, Thomas-145 Eastman, Laura-145, 175, 178 Edstrom, Robin-145 Edwards, Michael-145 Edwards, Vicki-145, 182 Egan, Richard-145 Ehlers, H-145 Elliot, Randy-145 Elliot, Richard-145 Elston, Glenn-20, 21, 145 Emerson, Timothy-145 Engholm, Terry-145 Entler, Michelle-211 Eston, Barbara-145 Etheridge, Leslie-145 Euring, Glynis-145, 175, 178 F Fackel, Kelly-145, 162, 164, 194, 197, 198, 199 Farrance, Arthur-145, 175, 178, 179, 182 Feldhahn, Jeffrey-20, 145 Ferm, Jillann-145 Finger, Mary-145 Fink, Chris-145 Fleming, John-145 Flores, Beatriz145 Flores, Rodney-145 Foley, Traci-145 Foss, Randy-145 Foster, Errol Thomas-21, 145 Foulks, Carlotta 145, 182 Foulks, Carole-145, 48 Fout, James-145 Franklin, Lisa-145 Franks, Julie-145 Frost, Christian-145 Fulscher, Jeannette-145 Fueger, Kimberly-156 G Ganaway, Marlo-145 Ganaway, Todd-145 Gano, Shawn-145 Garcia, Anthony-146 Garland, Robert Garrard, Larry-20, 146, 156 Gathright, Caroline-146 Gaylord, Deborah-146 Gehn, Robert-146 Genz, Terry-146, 189, 191 George, Daniel-146 Gerard, Rhonda-146, 174, 189, 191 Gerstein, Scott-146, 31 Geuther, Jeffrey-146 Gibson, Harold J.-146 Gill, Theresa-146 Gill, William-146 Gillis, Jacqueline-146 Glasby, Laurel-146 Glenn, Vicki-146, 175, 194 Gluck, Julie Ann-146 Goldsberry, Todd-146 Gordon, Brian S.-146 Gordon, Nancey-146, 182 Gottwalt, Sharon-146, 175, 176, 48 Gragg, Ashley-146, 198, 199, 173 Graham, Katherine-146, 199 Graves, Lamira-146, 154, 164 Gray, Amy-146 Gray, Orlando-146 Gray, Shirley-156 Green, Laurie-146 Greenman, Raymond-146, 175, 177, 178 Greenwood, James-146 Griffiths, April-146, 175, 176, 181, 48 Grimm, Dale-146 Gulley, Christopher146 Gunter, Roderick-20, 146, 177, 51 Gustafson, Mark-146 Guy, Angela-146 Guzman, Jim-211 Guzman, Santiago-156 Guzman, Thomas-156 H Hall, Joleen-146 Hall, Ronald-146, 173 Hall, Victor-146 Hallberg, Stephanie-146, 162 Hampton, Terry-146 Hankins, Gary-146 Hanson, Elizabeth-147, 1%, 199 Harding, J« n-147 Harris, Medgar-147 Hart, Mark-147, 177 Hartfield, Ronnie-156 Hasselroth, Dean-147, 180, 181 Hatlett, Lisa-147, 194, 1% Hayes, Anthony- 147 Hayes, Joel-20, 147 Hays, Terry-147, 177 Hearn, Katherine-147 Heber, Devin-147 Heber, Julie-147 Hedstom, Terry-211 222 Index Hedstom, Walter-147 Helton, Mark-147 Hermann, Bill-156 Henderson, Gregory-147 Henderson, Juanita-147, 162 Hendren, Jonni-147, 192 Hendrickson, Robert-147 Henneman, Suzanne-147, 182 Herbert, Scott-147 Hernandez, James-147 Herrmann, David-147 Hesser, Thomas-42, 147, 198 Hester, Mickie-147, 182 Heth, Elizabeth-145, 147, 162, 173, 194, 199 Hewett, Terry-147 Hickman, Charles-147 Hickman, Vicky-147 Hill, Steven-147 Hillman, Michelle-147, 196 Hoben, Karen-147, 175, 176 Hodson, Marla-147 Holtz, William-147 Horice, Unice-147 Horvath, Susan-147 Housby, Deborah-147, 175, 176 Housby, Patricia-147, 175, 176 Houston, Lorey-147 Hopkins, Richard-156 Huber, Lori-148 Humphrey, Robert-149, 164, 189, 191 Hunecke, Bruce-148, 180, 184, 197 Hunter, Steven-148 Hurlbutt, Timothy-148, 171, 174, 175, 177, 178 Hurry, Stacey-148 Husted, Tammy-148, 196, 199 Inglehart, Melinda-148, 181, 189, 191, 192, 199 Inch, Kathryn-148, 199 Irwin, Clinton-148 Isaaca, Gregory-148, 189, 191, 173 Israel, Solomon-148 Ivory, John-148 I Jackson, Eddie-148 Jackson, John-148 James, Jeffrey-148 James, Michael-148 Janssen, Mark-148 Jensen, Paul-148 Jepson, Barbara-148, 182 Johnson, Anthony-148 Johnson, Anthony-148 Johnson, Arthur-148 Johnson, Caroline-148 Johnson, Celeste-148 Johnson, Cindy-148, 194, 197 Johnson, Curtis-148 Johnson, Deborah-156 Johnson, Holly-148 Johnson, Janet-148 Johnson, John-148 Johnson, Kelly-149 Johnson, Kevin-42, 148, 51 Johnson, Roseanna-148 Jones, Cynthia-148, 182 Jones, Dayna-148 Jones, John T.-148 ' Jones, Rodney-156 Jones, Timothy-148 Jones, Victor-148 K Kayser, Laurie-148, 1% Kean, Donna-148 Keim, Jay-148 Keller, Marcus-148 Kelly, Michael-148 Kenney, Reed-20, 148, 198 Kernan, Edward-149 Kerr, James-149 Kincaid, Susan-149 ’ Kinder, Cecil-149 Kirgan, Douglas-20, 149 Kisner, George-149 Kittleson, Jeanie-25, 149, 182, 198 Klatt, Mary Beth-132, 149, 174, 175, 176, 192, 198 Kloster, Douglas-149 Knapp, Brian-149 Koehler, James-156 Koester, Debbie-149 Kovitz, Richard-149 Kunzle, Douglas-149 L LaMay, Keith-156 Lampkin, Kim-149 Lannoo, Andrea-149 Larson, Chad-149, 173 Larson, Lorraine-149 Lawver, Jeffrey-149 Lear, Christopher-149, 174, 177, 178 Lee, Candy-149 Lee, Fonda-149 Lee, Margaret-149 Leiby, Jack-149, 173 Leonard, Lori-149 Lewis, Angie-149 Lewis, Eddie-149 Lewis, Marva-149, 182 Lewis, Michelle-149 Light, Ray-149 Lindholme, Terren-149 Lindley, Scott-149 Lindley, Todd-149 Livingston, Terry-211 Lofgren, Matthew-149 Lomas, Charles-149 Lothridge, Craig-149 Love, Robert-149 Lovett, Ricky-149, 188 Lowry, Linda-149 Luloff, Darrell-20, 149 Lyle, Joseph-149 Lynch, Gilbert-149 Lyon, Mattew-20, 149 Me McBride, Ronald-150 McCaw, Raymond-150 McClary, Angela-156 McClelland, Lisa-150-162, 198 McConnell, Jeffard-150 McCorkle, Geogory-150 McCowan, Jay-150 MCullough, Sharon-150, 200 McDaniel, Yvonne-150 McGee, Craig-150 McGhee, Doris-42, 150 McGinnis, Sherri-150 McGinnis, Terri-150 McGoldrick, Kimberly-150 McKittrick, David-150 McNair, Tonya-150 McNamara, James-150, 198, 31 McQueen, Larry-156 M Mackey, Mary-150 Mader, Catherine-150 Magee, Robert-150, 174 Mahanes, Catherine-150, 175, 178, 196 Malm, Scott-150 Maltby, Shawn-150 Mandel, Michael-150 Manes, Cheryl-150, 194 Manning, James-150, 182 Mans, John-150 Markland, Jitana-156 Marshall, Aurelia-150, 174, 175, 178 Martinez, Alonzo-20, 150, 198 Mason, Crystal-156, 211 Mattson, Randall-150 Mayfield, Dorothy-150 Melody, Randy-150 Mendoza, Robbie-150 Metcalf, Laura-150 Mewes, Robin-156 Meyer, Russell-150, 174, 177, 178 Mier, Roxanne-150, 194 Miers, Timothy-20, 150 Miles, Dawn-150, 172, 189, 191, 192, 193, 189 Miles, Jonathan-156 Millen, Stacy-150 Millbrook, Nagala-150, 199 Miller, Charles-156 Miller, Billy Joe-150 Miller, Gloria-150 Miller, Ricky-150 Miller, Timothy-150 Miller, William-150 Milligan, Billy-150 Milligan, Rhonda-150, 164, 182, 197 Mills, John-150 Mills, Marla-150, 175, 176 Mitchell, Gary-150 Montgomery, Bart-150, 180, 181 Montgomery, Brit-150, 180, 181 Moon, Julie-150, 196 Moore, Andre-151 Moore, Christina-151 Moore, Cynthia-151 Moore, Teresa-151 Moran, Steven-151, 31 Morehead, Sheri-151, 199 Morris, Velina-151 Morrison, William-151 Morrow, Bruce-151 Morrow, Toni-151, 182 Motz, William-151, 189, 191, 196 Mowery, Mitchell-151 Mullens, Jeffery-151 Mullins, Gina-151, 196 Murphy, Stephen-151 Murphy, Terri-151, 199 Muskeyvalley, Renee-151 Myers, Ronald-151 N Nall, Barbara-151 Navota, Heidi-151 Neeley, JoAnn-151 Neff, William-20, 151 Nelson, Nancy-151, 182, 189, 191, 192, 1%, 199 Nessler, Jerry-151 Newberry, Jacqueline-151, 181 Newcomb, Timothy-20, 151 Newland, Shelley-151 Newman, Suzanna-151 Newham, Jeanne-151, 175, 176, 182, 199 Nichols, Amanda-151 Nichols, Mark A.-151, 209 Nielsen, Nancy-151, 175, 178 Niemann, Tandy-25, 151, 194 Noblet, Diana L.-151, 175, 176, 181, 188 Nolin, Scott-151 Nunn, Darren-151 Nunn, DeWayne E.-151 O O ' Brian, Chris-151 Oldfather, Ellis-151 Orr, LueVonda-151 Orr, Richardo-151 Ostrum, James-149, 151, 177, 191 Owens, Shirley-151 Owens, Thomas-151 P Palicki, Elizabeth-151, 1%, 181 Palmer, Lawrence M.-156 Palmer, Sandra-151 Papanikolaou, Constatine-151 Pardee, Steven-20, 151 Parsons, Randall-151 Patchin, Randi-151 Patrick, Craig-20, 151 Patrick, Harold-156 Patterson, Paul-151 Pegg, Terry-151 Pena, David-151 Pena, Roberto-151 Perez, Rolanda-151, 199 Perry, Lisa-152, 189 Peters, David-152, 189, 191, 192, 194, 173 Peterson, Christine-152, 196 Peterson, James-156, 189, 191, 198 Peterson, Jodi-152 Petty, Susan-152 Peve, Richard-152 Phillips, Lawrence-152 Phillips, Lisa-152, 48 Pizano, Elias-152 Plank, Kimberly-152 Pouder, Kevin-152 Powell, James-156 Prescott, Mark-152 Pulliam, Derrick-152 Purez, John-211 Putnam, Lori-152, 175, 176 Q Quick, Mamie152 Quintana, Jeannie-152 R Raley, Rickey-152 Ramsey, Benita-152, 162 Rapsilber, Scott-152 Reggelson, Kaye-152 Remy, James-152 Reyes, Judity-152, 48 Reyes, Timothy-156, 196 Rice, Brian-152 Richardson, Lonnie-152 Roach, Rita-152, 162, 175, 176 Robbins, Terry-152, 175, 176 Roberts, Vanessa-152 Robinson, James-152 Robinson, R-52 Robertson, John-156 Roehrs, Eric-152 Roessler, Sherry-152 Rohr, Shelley-152, 162, 164, 199, 84 Romine, Jerry-156 Rosa-CastaI do, Thomas-156 Rosenthal, Carey-152 Rosenthal, Jeffrey-152 Rosenthal, Kimberly-152 Ross, David-152, 180, 181 Ross, Phyliss-152, 209 Ross, Zoe-152 Rowe, Kelly-152 Rubovits, David-152 Ruge, Dawn-152 Rummell, Elroy-152 Rushing, Wayne-152 S Sanchez, Sylvia-152 Sanchez, Willie-20, 152 Sanders, Monica-156, 207 Sanders, Tammy-153, 177, 178 Sanders, Timothy-153 Sanders, Wendy-153 Schafer, Fredrick-153 Scharer, Lori-153 Scherer, Matthew-153 Schiller, Anne-153 Schinckel, Frieda-153, 182 Schisler, Angela-153, 175, 1% Schluter, Darcy-152, 153, 162 Schmact, Christine-156 Schomer, Morgan-153 Schram, Judity-153, 182 Schroeder, Michael-153 Schroeder, Thomas-153 Schuermann, Lawrence-156 Schwartzkopf, Vivian-153, 175, 176 Schweinberger, Susan-153 Scott, Jimmie-20, 153 Scott, Robert-153 Scudder, Ellen-153 Seabolt, Starla-153 Sedam, Diane-153, 194 Sedgwick, Pamela-153, 194, 199 Sellers, Thomas-23, 153 Selsor, Joseph-153 Setsor, Roy-153 Sexton, Patrick-153 Shallman, John-20, 153 Sharp, Craig-153 Sharp, Roxanne-153 Shaw, Karen-153 Sheese, Dean-153, 175, 178 Shehorn, Angela-153 Sheley, Ryan-153 Shepard, Anthony-153 Shepard, Ranae-153 Shibley, Randy-153 Shorb, Pamela-153, 175, 178 Schultz, Peter-153 Simpson, Gail-153 Simpson, Russell-153 Simmons, Angela-153 Simmons, Brian-156 Sims, Danny-153, 175, 178 Skaggs, Terry-153, 173 Smead, Percy-153 Smith, David-153 Smith, Janice K.-153 Smith, Kirk-153 Smith, Mark-153 Smith, Steven-153 Smith, Tab-162, 189, 191 Smith, Theresa-153 Smith, Tommy-21, 153, 73 Sodeman, Douglas-153 Soike, Glenn-153 Somers, Robert-153 Spaulding, John-153 Spaulding, Joseph-156 Spaulding, Kristina-156 Spencer, Cynthia-140 Spore, James-153 Spurgetis, Andrew-156 Staes, Kristine153, 184 Steele, John-153, 211 Steele, William-156 Steinbaugh, Karl-156 Stelling, Lisa-153, 197 Steven, Dufur-153 Stewart, Leonard-153 Stockton, Pebbles-153 Storey, Bryan-154 Stout, Randall-154, 198 Stribling, Christina-154, 175, 178 Strickland, Darryl-154 Streiter, Lisa-154, 192, 198 Sturdivant, Dawn-154 Styx, Dean-20, 154 Suarez, Joseph-42, 43, 154 Sulser, Susan-154, 182 Swanson, Christopher-156 Swanson, Kai-154, 197 T Taggart, Jerod-20, 154 Talbert, Regina-154 Talboom, Paul-154 Tanner, Scott-154 Taylor, Debbie-154 Teague, Kenneth-154 Temple, Dennis-154 Thomas, Russell-154 Thompson, Anthony-154 Thompson, Carrie-154 Thompson, Shawn-154 Thompson, Timothy-154, 51 Timmer, David-154, 189, 191, 197 Toliver, Michael-154 Tompkins, Michael-154 Tournear, Brenda-154 Tournear, George-156 Trevino, Casimira-154 Trice, Jacqueline-154, 182 Trout, Ellry-154, 209 Truong, Ahn-154 Truong, Nam Em-156 Tucker, Charles-154 Tunnell, Ronald-154 Turner, Beth-162 Turner, Elizabeth-154, 199 V Vann, Norman-154 Vassaka, James-154 Veasey, Victor-154 Verhelst, Patrick-154 Vickers, Kirksey-154 Vinar, Joseph-154 Vogel, Anthony-155, 177, 179 Vogel, Joel-155 Vogel, Joseph-156 Vorrhis, Fred-155 Voss, Judity-155, 199 W Wade, George-155 Wagner, Paul-155, 178 Wakeland, Laurie-155, 164, 194, 196 Walker, Denise-155 Walker, Lori-155 Walker, Vernita-155 Waller, Sandra-155, 181 Waller, Tony-155 Walters, Cynthia-155, 175, 176, 182 Walztoni, Terrence-155 Wangler, Mark-155 Washington, Cedric-155 Washington, Edward-155 Washington, Pamela-155 Watkins, James-155 Wayne, Elizabeth-155 Weathersby, Dorothy-155 Webb, Celeste-155 Weber, William-155 Weeks, Douglas-155 Weese, Marla-155 Wells, Lisa-155 Wells, Stephanie-155 Wesley, Lisa-155 West, Robert-155 West, Tracy-211 Westerfield, Wesley-156 Westlund, Dean-155, 209 Wheelan, Kathryn-155, 162, 173 Whitcomb, Brian-156 White, David-155 White, Toni-155 Whittington, Deborah-155 Wickline, Linnea-155 Wiener, Paul-20, 155 Williams, Crystal-155 Williams, Debhara-156 Williams, Kenny-155 Williams, Paulette155 Williams, Phyllis-155, 48 Williams, Shana-155, 175, 178 Williams, Steven-156 Williamson, Major-155 Willson, Floyd D.-155 Wilson, Robert-155 Wilson, Steven-155 Woodrum, Tyrone-155 Woods, Kenneth-156 Wright, Teresa-156 Y Ybarra, Mark-155 Yellock, LaRussia-155, 175, 177, 178 Yeocum, C-155 Young, Cindy-155 Young, Scott-155 Z Ziegler, P-155 Zimmer, K-155 Faculty And Staff A Akerson, Kay-74 Albrecht, Ludwig-73 Albritton, Nancy-70, 77 Allison, Richard-20, 71 Anderson, Lawrance-69 Anderson, Les-69 Anderson, Virginia-66 Armstrong, Charles-64, 192 Armstrong, William-68 Babcock, Clarice-74 Bak, Aloysius-73 Bales, Donna-79 Ballard, Bonnie-72, 201, 208 Banfield, Arthur-73 Bambaugh, J.-79 Biggs, Darrell-72 Bloom, David-72 Bonsall, Duane-18, 70 Bounheuang, C.-79 Bowman, Marijane-65, 197 Bradford, C. R.-63, 72, 212 Brauch, Ruth-66, 188 Britton, D.-79 Brutsche, Dottie-79 Burras, Bill-20, 21 C Campbell, Linda-66 Carbone, Rita-74 Carroll, John-70 Carsell, Lorraine-79 Casey, Arnold-68 Caudill, Phil-79 Christenson, Dean-78 Clark, Ben-69 Clark, Ralph-64 Clark, Stephen-62 Cloninger, Virginia-74 Conrad, Eleanor-66, 190 Coolidge, John-23 D G Gatheright, E.-79 Gerber, Walter-73 Gillette, Marie-15, 67 Gilliland, Rick Glasgow, L.-66 Gorgal, Allan-18, 63, 71 Grahlmann, Jane-62 H Hahn, A.-77 Hannen, Arlie-79 Hanson, M.-79 Hart, Ruth-80 Hawkinson, Dennis-73, 170 Hegg, Hollis-68 Heggen, L.-79 Henry, Delores-72 Hensen, Marylin-74 Herrera, Mike-65 Hesch, L.-79 Holcomb, David-65 Holgate, Vera-79 Hopson, James Dr.-62 I Iglehart, Annette-74 Jackson, Roselle-79 Janecke, Jerry-68 Janssen, R.-75 Jenkins, Clara-63 Jones, Hazel-79 Jones, Marjorie-75 Jones, Ruth-66 Johnson, Hugh-18, 68 Johnson, Kenneth-69 Johnson, Marjorie-67, 79 Johnson, Vivian-73 Johnstone, James-70 K Kessler, Roger-62 Klatt, Richard-65 Knanishu, Timothy-62 Kyle, Anita-77 Kuhn, Marilyn-73 L Lagerblade, Robert-62 Lange, Marcia-70 Me McCannis, Samuel-69 McCombs, C.-79 McGinnis, D.-77 McLean, Loa-72 McLaughlin, Florence-72, 207 McMaster, George-64 M Malcolm, Eugene-69 Mandolini, Ferdinand-62 Manley, Helen-76 Maurus, Robert-65, 180, 181, 182, 183 Mickelson, Donald-68 Milton, Arthur-66, 172 Minteer, Arlene-79 Motz, Robert-64 Murphy, John-14, 63 Murrens, Anita-62 Q Quirk, Keith-72 R Resler, D.-20, 21, 72 Riley, Robert-70 Roberts, 1.-77 Robinson, Frank-64 Rogers, Ruth-72, 209 Rowland, Shirley-67, 184 Reyner, Frank-69 S Sachfield, Ellen-72 Sammon, Les-69 Sartor, Doreen-79 Schmook, Ron-79 Schoonover, L.-24, 25 Schultz, Chester-71 Sedam, Joanne-77 Sellers, Richard-73 Shaffer, Ellis-63 Shellenberger, Lorraine-71, 199 Sholl, Joyce-65 Shuck, Paula-65 Sias, Richard-68 Simmons, Florence-78 Singer, Barbara-78 Soukup, Herlinda-65 Stevens, Ronald-75 Stoit, Sandra-75 Stone, John-64 Strohl, Nancy-75 Swensen, C.-79 T Thompson, Marilyn-74 Tibbett, John Dr.-62 Trackwell, Emma-70 Tsagaris, Clara-65 V Van Eaton, Pauline-78 W Walker, Preston-76 Webster, John-79 Welch, Laura-72 Wells, Kay-77 Werthmann, Joan-69 West, Patsy-67 White, Charles-65 Wildermuth, Betty-79 Wise, A.-74 Wood, David-69 Workman, F.-79 Y Young, Ray-67 Younquist, Frank-71 Yeater, Cliff-76 Z Zessar, Jaye-62 Davie, Nellie-69 Dennis, Phillip-68, 188 DePron, lone-79 DeTaeye, Donald-71 Devinney, Donald-72, 204 Dickerson, Ted-68 Doughty, Reed H.-62 Dunlap, Margret-79 E Ehlers, Kathy-66 Enlow, Debbie-74 Each, John-18 Esther, E.-79 F Flowers, R.-79 Fessler, Frank-67 Foley, Mike-22, 21 Forbes, Betty-74, 195 Forward, Lyle-62 Francks, Helen-72, 202 Freidrichsen, Fred-24, 25, 71 N Nagel, E.-79 Neeley, Annie-69 Nelson, M.-79 Nelson, Russell-73 Neuerburg, Lawrence-69 Nicola, Cherie-70 Nimerick, Loretta-79 Norris, Janet-73 O Oestreich, Charles-66 Ostrum, Gary-64 Ortman, Doris-79 P Paridiso, Charles-63, 144 Payton, Donald-76, 200 Peschang, Nicholas-67 Petrocelli, Dan-42, 43 Pierce, Margueite-75 Purtscher, Daniel-78 224 Index