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

Text from Pages 1 - 230 of the 1981 volume:

QUAD-CITY BRIDGES . JH 2 mtroductk; 9HRK$nl Since they are so much a part of our lives, the 1981 Watchtower staff dedicates this book to . Table of Contents Introduction 2 Athletics 18 Seniors 58 Juniors 98 Sophomores 116 Academics 134 Organizations 156 Acknowledgements 218 Closing 215 Index 219 Homecoming at its peak! Senior, Roxianne Scott has a close en¬ counter with Uncle Mickey Rocky ' s marching band proves style and lots of hard practicing. Disney Dress Up Day brought out the tail in Lisa Hatlett. Cathy Williamson willingly participates in the homecoming tug-of-war The 80 ' Homecoming parade had several clowns, and Ro¬ lando Perez seems to have several thoughts. Homecoming 7 . 7-4 ' 7 Rocky’s Homecoming Court for 1980-1981 is ROW 1: Carrie L. Wilson. Diane Reynolds, Diane Mirr. Amy Bibee. Mario Appelquist. Sharon Murphy, and Lori Sieged. ROW 2: Mitch Madinez, Mike Darby, Bob Grawe, Leon Baker, Marvin Mandel, Jeff Westerfield. and Bob Love. Shannon Sheley congratulates Bill Smith after win¬ ning the jello-eating contest. Former Rocky Homecoming Queen Mary Love gives her brother, Bob, a congratulatory kiss as he is crowned 1980 Homecoming King. Troy Rice and company compete in the three-legged race. 10 Homecoming Rocky introduces new prince and princess Brad Bowman presents the bou¬ quet to the 1980 Homecoming Queen. Matt Lofgren gives his all to try to win the jello-eating contest. The banner girls precede the Rocky marching band in the homecoming parade. Homecoming 11 12 The 1980-81 WATCHTOWER staff set up a day for the Happy Joe ' s hot air balloon to come to Rocky for some pictures for the yearbook. We contacted Mr. Al Fenster- busch, owner of several Happy Joes ' ; he agreed to bring two balloons as a favor to the yearbook. The day was warm and sunny, and we were excited about get¬ ting pictures of the school and the cam¬ pus from the air. The wind was rough though, making it difficult to hold down and control the balloon. Our big hang-up It was arranged for a counselor, (Mrs. Pierce ' ) and Ron Chappell, a photographer from Adolphi Studio, to go up in the balloon with the pilot, for a trip ... actually, wherever the wind took them. The wind caused such a problem with keeping the balloon down, that the ropes were let go from the ground, and the wind took the balloon and all its pas¬ sengers right into the light standard at the west side of the stadium. The basket landed in a tree next to the tower, making it somewhat easier for the people to get down, and safely at that. This unfortunate accident was quite an experience and needless to say, we got our pictures! 13 Selling yearbooks on Western Day seems to be funny for Patty Huisman. These girls ride Into the homecoming pa¬ rade. Competition seems to be the name of the game for this girls ' gym class The homecoming assembly brings out tal¬ ent and excitement from the student body. 14 Student Life A cold football game means a warm blanket for these two band members. Court members Lori Siegert. Marvin Mandel. and Diane Reynolds, find it easier to ride in the homecoming parade. A familiar site for many is the boats on the Mississippi River Spanning the river is the Cen¬ tennial bridge. A rare, quiet moment for two students in one of Rocky ' s hall¬ ways Student Life 15 In the class and on the field German clubbers decide on the yedr ' s events. Rocky ' s defense gets tough. 16 Student Life At the powder puff game senior guys, Cary Young, John Ramsey, and Tony Long, give Dolly Parton a run for her money. Nancy Bryant thinks its funny that Colleen Jacks forgot where she parked her horse. Proud juniors display their winning float. Student Life 17 V _V ' s f i Athletics is the binding bridge that con¬ nects academics and life. Athletes are true competitors who combine hard practice, knowledge, and good sports¬ manship to reach their important goals. Always striving for the best and to re¬ spectfully represent the ' school ' s pride. Athletes accomplishments and achieve¬ ments give them a giant step forward into the future. |i 1980 - successful season for Rock: The 1980 Varsity Football Team started the season off fast with a win over Iowa powerhouse, Dav¬ enport Central. After dropping the next two out of three, the Rocks put together a tremen¬ dous 3 gome winning streak. This streak i ncluded a homecoming win over league favorite Moline. A late-season loss to a cham¬ pionship Galesburg team nudged the Rocks out of o state play-off berth. Cited by Head Coach Hugh John¬ son for excellent effort all season were: running backs Morgan Smith and Mike Darby; quarter¬ back Mitch Martinez; receiver Mi¬ chael Country Johnson; line¬ backer Arnold Barnett; nose guard Mark Resler; safety Bob Love; and linemen Roman Bates, Tom Foster, and Pat McCleary. Picking up a full head of steam is Rocky speedster Rick Beechum. Row 1: Coach John Each, Mgr. J. Brugmann, M. Mandel, W. Clay, J. Westerfield, G. Polhman. M. Resler, A. Barnett, P. McCleary, A. Woods, M. Darby. B. Love, M. Martinez, M. Smith. Mgrs. J. McCowen, T. Martin Row 2: Coach Duane Bonsall, R. Bates, B. Grawe, S. Murphy, T Rice D. Parker, T. Bower, P. Springfield. M. Klingbiel. R. Simmer, R, Lomas , S. Sheley, P. Weiner, J. DeYoung, C. Black, Coach Al Gorgal, Head Coach Hugh Johnson Row 3: Coach M, Polic, k. Clark, R. Gunter, G. Elston, M. Williamson, T. Miers, M, Johnson, T. Newcomb A Martinez R Kenney. K. Dasso, R. Sheley, T. Foster, D. Kirgan 20 Varsity Football Varsity Football 21 Pebbles show steady improvement The award winners for the 1980 Sopho¬ more Football season were: Jamie Alli- son-Most Valuable, Don Moseley-Most Improved, Marcus Ballard, Co Captain, Anthony Talley-Most Improved, Ken Srawe-Co Captain and Best Team Man, Troy Mallett- ' ' Mr. Little Rock and Best Defensive Player, Ray Morrow- Best Blocker, Head Coach Richard Alli¬ son. 1: D. Whicker, D. Reynolds. M. Williams, K. Grawe, T. Daxon, M. Ballard, T. Wright. R, Marrow, J, McKinney, L. Fischer, J. Waters. Iley Row 2: M. Lingafelter, J, Cole, N, Carroll, S. Simmer, M. Orr, B. Piehl, J. Allison, R. Baker, D. Elliot, B, Brower. D. Gerber Row 3: jss. B, Burwell, M, Searle. D, Moseley, W. Cooper, R. Griffiths, J, Shoff, T. Johnson, B. Johnson, K. Shuda, R. Lloyd, T. Mallett, Row rad Coach Richard Allison, Coach Don Resler, Coach Mike Foley, Coach Bill Burris. SCOREBOARD lock Island 18 Davenport Central 24 lock Island 22 Dubuque 8 Jock Island 6 Marshalltown 13 !ock Island 28 Alleman 34 lock Island 28 Quincy 27 Jock Island 22 Moline 35 Jock Island 22 U.T.H.S. 32 Jock Island 40 Galesburg 20 Although the t980 Sophomore Football Team lacked depth, they had the talent to prove to be tough compe¬ tition tor all opponents. The Pebbles were led all season by freshmen Jamie Allison and Russell Baker. The Pebbles had a strong, quick offense that led to an impressive 40- 20 final game victory over Galesburg. Sophomore Football 23 Girl Harriers run through season Freshman Dawn Bosworth makes her way through a tough course. Score Board Rock Island 37 Rock Falls 19 Rock Island 27 Geneseo 32 Rock Island 32 Pleasant Valley 13 Rock Island 15 Alleman 50 Rock Island 35 U.T.H.S. 21 Rock Island 49 Pleasant Valley 14 Rock Island 49 North Scott 33 Rock Island 49 Dav. Assumption 50 Rock Island 34 U.T.H.S. 21 Geneseo Invitational- 11th of 15 teams Dix Inv.- 6th of 13 teams Sterling Inv. - 6th of 11 teams Western Big Six-2nd of 5 teams District- 4th of 16 teams u 20 The 1980 Girls Cross Country team ended the season with a 3- 6 mark. Only in it ' s second year, the girls are already making a name for themselves. Led by freshman Dawn Bosworth, the Running Rocks placed high in theWestern Big Six and District meets. The girls qualified one. Dawn Bosworth for the state meet. A lot of girls with the will to work and win made the season very successful. row 1-A. Griffths, B. Plechaty, S. Gottwalt, J. Axup, K. Young, M. McCart. row 2-D. Bosworth, K. Barbo, K, Spear, K. Kuhn, T. Smith, Coach Wilson. 24 Girls Cross Country Harriers near perfect As most valuable runner for the Rocks, sophomore Tony VanDeWalle led all Rocky runners in most meets Hard work and determination paid off for Eric Nunn as he crosses the finish line in first place. The runnin ' Rocks form their Solid Gold Cadillac. Row 1: D. Smith, D, Tredway, T. VanDeWalle, U. Horice, T. Carlson, E. Nunn. M. Little, T. Able. B. Howard, J. DuPont. D. Meagher. Row 2: Mgr. J. Birrell, Mgr. T. Long. Mgr. R. Hurt, S. Gusman, T. Sellers. J. Clark. K. Soeken, T Brown. H. Theus. J. Neal, B. Hamilton. S. Fogde, Coach John Coolidge. The Rock Island Cross Country Team completed a very successful season with a sparkling 8-1 dual meet record. Led by sophomore ace Tony VanDeWalle, the Rocks placed high in every meet including a team championship ih the Clinton Classic. The future looks awfully good to Head Coach John Coolidge as the Frosh-Soph Team was perfect with a 10-0 record and a fifth consecutive conference title. Selected by their teammates for special recognition were: Terry Brown¬ honorary captain; Tony VanDeWalle-most valuable varsity; Eric Nunn-most improved; Kevin Soeken-most valuable freshman-sophomore; Steve Gusman-Road Runner, SCOREBOARD Rock Island 19 U.T.H.S. 42 Rock Island 19 Bettendorf 43 Rock Island 24 U.T H S. 35 Rock Island 20 Galesburg 44 Rock Island 15 Rock Fabls 45 Rock Island 19 Geneseo 39 Rock Island 17 Kewanee 46 Rock Island 37 Moline 19 Rock Island 22 Alleman 37 DeKalb Inv 16 teams 3rd place Geneseo Inv. 15 teams 3rd place Dixon Inv 17 teams 2nd place Clinfon Classic 6 teams 1st place Big 6 6 teams 2nd place District 11 teams 3rd place Sectional 16 teams 8th place Boys ' Cross Country 25 Girl swimmers make splashes The 1980-81 girls swimming and diving team made fdntastic improvement this year The team was lead by senior Co-cdptains Deanna Robinson and Julie Hynd. Sr. Jean Gilliam was voted most valuable swim¬ mer. Missy McKee broke the 500 yd. freestyle record and swam the lead-off leg on the Medley Relay team which included Laurie Wakeland, Jean Gilliam and Julie Hynd which also set a new school record. The team finished the season with 6 wins and 7 losses in dual meets, placed second in the Western Big 6 and 6th at the District meet where Missy McKee was crowned the 100 backstroke champion and set a new district record of 103.68. The former record was held by Rocky ' s State Cham¬ pion Annette Ackerson. At the State meet, freshman Missy McKee just missed making the top 12 by placing 13th. Next year ' s outlook is very bright. Coaches Gilliland and Fredrick smile about their season Freshman Jane Christensen watches anx¬ iously for her time. row 1- T. Niemann. J. Christensen, T. Plechaty, J, Hynd, D, Dyson, row 2- Mgr. T. Soltow. D. Robinson. L. Wakeland. R. Robinson. J. Gilliam, D. Brown, Coach Gilliland row 3- A. Alvarez. L. Bowker, M. McKee. J. Kittleson, V. Wilson, Coach Fredrickse 26 Girls Swimming Senior swimmers for the Rocks are Julie Hynd, Deanna Robinson, and Jean Gilliam. An overhead view of backstroker in the storting blocks. Girls Swimming 27 Different emotions ore displayed by some members of the team. 100 98 60 101 110 79 109 92 71 18 20 101 102 Score Board Rock Island 72 Burlington Rock Island 68 Clinton Rock Island 111 UTHS Rock Island 150 Macomb Inv. placed 3rd Rock Island 71 Dav. West Rock Island 147 R.l. Inv. placed 6th Rock Island 54 Alleman Rock Island 88 Burlington Inv. placed 8th Rock Island 91 Dav. Central Rock Island 94 Freeport Inv. placed 7th Rock Island 57 Moline Rock Island 79 Peoria Rock Island 90 Assumption Rock Island 65 63 Galesburg Monmouth Rock Island 69 Macomb Rock Island 68 Freeport Big 6 Placed 2nd District Placed 6th State Missy McKee placed 13th in backstroke Tankers hit rough water Row 1 T. Duvyjonck, S. Galley. J. Mossage, S. Simmer, J. Taylor Row 2 Coach Gary Ackerson. Mgr. J. Hynd. K. Millen. C. Hillyer. F. Hynd, T. Nieman, D. Hasselroth, B. Morrison, J. Vogel, Coach Richard Sellers Row 3 L. Johnson, R. Humphrey, T. Smith, M. Lofgren. Missing from picture: T. Soltow, mgr. 1981 Senior swimmers, Larry John¬ son. Ted Nieman, and Kevin Millen. Practicing for perfection is Rocky diver Larry Johnson 28 Boy ' s Swimming SCOREBOARD Rock Island Dixon forfeit Rock Island 104 Monmouth 66 Rock Island 69 Sterling 100 Rock Island 70 Freeport 101 Rock Island 76 West 96 Rock Island 48 Carl Sandburg 124 Rock Island 63 Andrew 109 Rock Island 52 Burlington 120 Rock Island Rockford Jefferson Rock Island 73 Macomb 96 Rock Island 100 Galesburg 68 Rock Island 69 Peoria 103 Rock Island 48 Bettendorf 126 Rock Island 48 Central 64 Rock Island 46 Moline 136 R.l. Invitational 5th place Macomb Invitational 5th place Rockford Invitational 9th place Returning this year from a 10 year absence to coach boys ' swimming is Dr. Gary Ackerson. His assistant, a first-year swim coach is Richard Sell¬ ers. The boys ' season was very competitive and challenging. The team worked for a hard season and their work paid off. Dr, Ackerson was very pleased with the team ' s progress and determination. As he put it, It ' s really been a pleasure working with this team, They worked hard and although we ' re not win¬ ning a lot, there is the satisfaction that at every meet is seems that five or six swimmers improve their times. On your mark . . Get set . GO! Boy ' s Swimming 29 Girl Netters serve winning season The 1980 Girls Tennis team finished the season with a winning record of 8-5. Led by junior Kelly Fackel, the team placed high in the R.l. Invitational, Western Big Six, and the District tournaments. Al¬ though heavy with inex¬ perienced freshman and sophomores, the team did quite well. The junior varsity lost only one close meet. This year the girls qualified 3 for the state meet; Kelly Fackel for sin¬ gles, and Lori Miller and Carrie Wilson for doubles. The young interest in the team this year opens broad horizons for teams in the near future. Junior Kelly Fackel concentrates on her forehand. Senior Carie Wilson in the ready position. row 1-D. Howie. S. Newland, K. Fackel, L. Miller, C. Wilson, M. McNamara, V. Strieter, J. Schiller, S. Wire, K. Melaas, P. Caras, Kr. Fackel, row 2- Assis. Coach Hamilton, A. Gragg, K. Dawson, B. Duin, L. Moran, S. Sohl, S. Iverson, L. Strieter, G. Armstrong. H. Ehlers, D. Herrera, Coach Sammon. 30 Girls Tennis Young players gain valuable experience Senior team members are: L Moran, G. Armstrong. L. Miller. D Herrera, C. Wilson. Score Board Rock Island 8 Alleman 1 Rock Island 1 Galesburg 8 Rock Island 8 Kewanee 1 Rock Island 2 Moline 7 Rock Island 9 Quincy 0 Rock Island 8 Quincy N.D. 1 Rock Island 9 Geneseo 0 Rock Island 5 U.T.H.S. 4 Rock Island 8 Alleman 1 Rock Island 9 Geneseo 0 Rock Island 2 Moline 7 Rock Island 0 Galesburg 9 Rock Island 1 U.T.H.S. 8 Rock Island Invitational Team 4th Kelly Fackel 1st singles Western Big Six- Team 3rd District- Team 3rd Kelly Fackel-2nd singles Lori Miller - 4th deubles Carrie Wilson Ginger Armstrong shows good form of her followthrough. Girls Tennis 31 The ' 198 ' ! Boys ' Tennis Team proved a gooa showing in both district and state competi¬ tions this season. Led by senior Ian McLaugh¬ lin with the strong support of returning letter- men Dave Enstrom, Scott Gerstein, and Greg Cohen, the Rocks had one of the toughest teams in the area. The Rocks were again coached by Les Sammon with assis¬ tance from newcomer Jet Johnstone. Coach Sammon discusses strategy with the senior doubles team of Greg Cohen and Ddve Enstrom. Row 1: M. Herrera. J. Kerr. J. Franco. T. Lingenfelder. S. Katz. J. Lenkau, R, Stout. S. Gerstein. J. Miller, H. Coin L Story R Voss Coach Les Sammon. Row 2: J. McNamara. B. Rossow. J. Shoeck. R. Rudd. G. Soyke. S. Smith. S. Brooks, G. Cohen, S. Moran. D. Perry. R.’ Ausdale, D. Enstrom. 32 Boy ' s Tennis Senior servers for 1981 ore: Jose Franco, Ian McLaughlin, Greg Co¬ hen, Rob Ausdale. and Ddve En- strom. Smashing a return down the line is junior ace. Scott Gerstein Rob Ausdale works to perfect his serve during practice Boy ' s Tennis 3. Coach Reid ' s will to win pays off Blake the Snake shows his excellent form as he puts in two for the Rocks. Junior guard Mike Reid weaves his way through a trio of Galesburg defenders. Row 1 R. Jett. R. Donelson. M. Reid. W. Steele. M. Johnson. T. Eagle. B. Rice Row 2 Asst. Coach Frank Youngquist, A. Woods. C. Sharp, B. Wortham. Head Coach Duncan Reid. P. Appelman, L. Baker, G. Elston, R. Keys. 34 Varsity Basketball Because of his three years experience, the Rocks rely heavily on Wayne Steeie for leaa- ership. Leon Baker strains to rip the ball away on a tip-off. With a quick burst of speed, Aaron Woods shakes an Alleman defender for a lay-in. varsity Basketball 35 ,v v ya Rocks Go 22-5 Under the direction of first year coach, Duncan Reid, the Rock Island Varsity Basketball team compiled a spectacular record. The Rocks started the season off right with a cham¬ pionship in the Quad-City Turkey Tourney. Going in to the Pekin Holiday Tournament, Rocky was sporting a 6-1 record. The Rocks then swept four very close games to capture the tournament crown. When the state rankings came out in January, Rock Island rose from fifteenth to eighth. Facing their toughest weekend of the year, the Rocks met number one Quincy and 10th ranked Aurora East. Quincy put the clamps on Rocky once again in a sold out fieldhouse. The Rocks bounced back the following night to take Aurora East on a Mike Reid bucket with 5 seconds left. Boosting the Rocks all season were Blake Wortham, Wayne Steele, Rick Keys, Leon Baker, Mike Reid, and Super-sub Aaron Woods. The Rocks huddle for directions during a time-out. Rock Island 83 Rockford Guilford Rock Island 64 Rockford East Rock Island 60 Freeport Rock Island 69 Moline Rock Island 49 Quincy Rock Island 61 Alleman Rock Island 69 Central Rock Island 62 Hersey Rock Island 73 Chicago St. Rita Rock Island 58 Urbana Rock Island 46 Moline Rock Island 58 West Rock Island 52 U.T.H.S. Rock Island 66 Galesburg Rock Island 69 Rock Falls Rock Island 57 Quincy Rock Island 74 Aurora East Rock Island 59 Alleman Rock Island 78 Fenger Rock Island 81 U.T.H.S. Rock Island 52 Morton Rock Island 67 Galesburg Rock Island 67 Central Catholic Rock Island 73 Moline Rock Island 96 LaSalle-Peru Regional Rock Island 55 Alleman Rock Island 69 Moline 36 Varsity Basketball Pebbles capture conference crown The Rock Island Sophomore Basketball team proved to be a pleasant surprise to first- year Coach Mike Foley, The Pebbles took a 3-1 record into the Sophomore Tourney in East Moline, Two days later they walked away with a second place trophy. A string of victories put the little Rocks on top of the Big Six Conference. The Pebbles were led by Tony Johnson, Harlee Miller, Pat Metcalf, Keith Fisher, and freshman Ron Hotchkiss. mgr. T. Walztoni. D. Brooks, P, Metcalf, D. Babers, M. Bierman, A. Talley, K. Grawe. T. Reed. Row 2 Coach Albritton. M Wells, K. Fisher, B. Grant. B. Brower, T. Johnson, H. Miller, T. Cade, Head Coach Mike Foley. oding scorer, Tony Johnson, drives the iseline for two. arlee Miller leads a fast break against loline. SCOREBOARD Rock Island 55 Moline 51 Rock Island 67 Quincy 54 Rock Island 52 Alleman 56 Rock Island 65 Central 63 Rock Island 71 Sterling 34 Rock Island 73 Galesburg 72 Rock Island 37 Moline 54 Rock Island 56 West 50 Rock Island 59 U.T.H.S. 48 Rock Island 66 Galesburg 62 Rock Island 41 Rock Falls 36 Rock Island 79 Quincy 51 Rock Island 59 Aurora East 45 Rock Island 69 Alleman 66 Rock Island 70 Fenger 51 Rock Island 73 U.T.H.S. 62 Rock Island 65 Morton 64 Rock Island 57 Galesburg 53 Rock Island 78 Central Catholic 65 Rock Island 45 Moline 43 Rock Island 70 LaSalle-Peru 58 37 Sophomore Basketball Rockettes shoot for stardom The Rockettes are in action against Rock Falls. Coach Swaggard and Rita Jett discuss a new play. SCOREBOARD Rock Island 30 Rock Falls Rock Island 54 Sherrard Rock Island 63 Orion Rock Island 40 Freeport Rock Island 43 Mt. Morrison Rock Island 50 Joliet West Rock Island 46 Alleman Rock Island 45 Sterling Rock Island 55 Moline Rock Island 50 Quincy Rock Island 41 Galesburg Rock Island 33 Geneseo Rock Island 56 Alleman Rock Island 68 Galesburg Rock Island 41 U.T.H.3. Rock Island 48 Moline Rock Island 38 Alleman Rock Island 31 U.T.H.S. Rock Island 43 Dixon Regionals Rock Island 51 Alleman Rock Island 44 Moline 43 58 During the 1980-81 basketball season the girl ' s varsity basketball team, the Rockettes, consisted of 3 seniors, 6 ju¬ niors, 1 sophomore, and 1 freshman. The girl ' s team is coached by Ed Swag¬ gard, his fifth season. His dedication to coaching and desire to produce a winning team inspires and challenges the girls to achieve a winning season. The team has a never-die spirit which has enabled it to come from be¬ hind late in the game to victory. Learn¬ ing to work together with pride and determination has led to the team ' s winning season. Hopefully the girls ' bas¬ ketball program will continue to grow in interest, ability, and support. row 1- Shari Ekstrom. Terri McGinnis, Teresa Moore, Chris Staes, Rita Jett, Lori Long. Tracy Adams. Mgr Ruth Ann Mullins row 2- Sue Atkinson, Jennifer Cole, Theresa Smith, Sheryl Levin, Phylis Hornback, Michele Braud, Angie Lewis” Guy, Coach Swaggard. 38 Girl ' s Varsity Basketball cn aiNicnyioiocncjQ-c yisic }£� aiyiM o oo o O ' Cn to cn O O Co O do O O Cn O jw 1- Shari Ekstrom. Linda Rennede, Doris Springfield. Tracey Richardson, Lisa Smith, Diane olland, Mgr. Ruth Ann Mullins, row 2- Tammy Long, Joni Jawoisz, Diane Robertson, Stephanie ornback, Deanne Styx. Leza Jones. Coach Williams. Missing from picfure is La Danna Cheel Scoreboard Rock Island 40 Rock Falls 42 Rock Island 34 Sherrard 42 Rock Island 27 Orion 18 Rock Island 17 Sterling 40 Rock Island 22 Moline 29 Rock Island 31 Quincy 25 Rock Island 36 Galesburg 21 Rock Island 36 Geneseo 21 Rock Island 29 Alleman 14 Rock Island 24 U.T.H.S. 32 Rock Island 28 Dixon 34 ophomore Tracey Richardson prepares Sophomore Deanne Styx goes for a layup. d throw the ball in bounds. Girl ' s Sophomore Basketball 39 Row 1 S. Rogde, T. Sanders, S. Davison, V. Hall, T, Wright, Q. Steele. T. Abel. T, Davison, D, Gastel, B, Banks. Row 3 Coach Pete Duquette, D. Luloff, D Moseley, B. Beason, J. Kerr. S. Kerres. A, Barnett. P. Jenson. C, O ' Brien. S. Bowden. T. Long. M. White, S. Murphy, Coach Bill Burris. Row 3 Mgr. A. Spurgetis, G Henderson, F Walker, S. Iguchi, B. Piehl, J. DeYoung. Paul Weiner, D. Gerber. R Bates, M. Resler. T. Foster. T. Bowden, J. Hayes, J. Green, R, Burgner, Head Coach Walt Gerber. Coaching the Rocks for the 1980-81 sea¬ son are Pete Duquette, Head Coach Walt Gerber, and Bill Burris. Senior heavyweight Roman Bates begins A wel1 balanced Rock Island Wrestling team of 1980-81 completed a fine to move in for a takedown. season. Coach Walt Gerber ' s crew placed high in its ' invitationals and had a excellent dual meet record. The Rocks crowned two individual champs at the Palatine Holiday tourney. 105 pound Tim Wright and Heavyweight Roman Bates both took home titles. At the Urbana tourney. Rock Island placed third and crowned four champs. Arnold Barnett and Victor Hall joined Wright and Bates in the winners circle. 40 Wrestling Waiting for the start of his match is Rocky ace Arnold Barnett. State ranked Tim Wright proudly displays his awards at the Palatine Holiday Tourney. Displaying their awards and the Rocks ' third place trophy from the Urbana tourney are: Roman Bates (first place); Arnold Barnett (first place); Steve Kerres (second place); Victor Hall (first place); Tim Wright (first place) SCOREBOARD Rock Island 15 Savanna 33 Rock Island 52 Rockfalls 6 Rock Island 25 Rockford Jefferson 24 Rock Island 33 Central 24 Rock Island 36 Sterling 24 Rock Island 39 Quincy 18 Rock Island 46 Galesburg 10 Rock Island 25 U.T.H.S. 24 Rock Island 18 Pekin 27 Rock Island 50 Peoria Central 9 Rock Island 23 Moline 32 Rock Island 32 West 22 Rock Island 32 Geneseo 25 Rock Island 36 Riverdale 22 Rock Island 46 Erie 12 Rock Island 52 Alleman 7 Rock Island 40 Washington 17 Palatine Tourn. 3rd place Urbana Tourn. 3rd place District 2nd place Sectional 5th place State 9th place Class AA Tim Wright 105 lb. 2nd place Arnold Barnett 155 lb. 5th place Ninety-eight pounder, Todd Abel, tangies with his foe from Moline. Wrestling 41 Girl Golfers play up to par The 1980 Girls Golf team had a record of 2-10. The girls were very competitive and made a great effort both as a team and individ¬ ually. In the beginning of the sea¬ son, the girls had a little trouble with skills, inexperience, and bad competition. As the season passed along, hard work paid off, and things began to fall into place. The girls improved their scores and gained experience for next season, Kim Boeye led the team in most matches and was the lone sectional qualifier. Concentrating on her swing is junior Suzy Henneman Score Board Rock Island 219 Macomb 203 Rock Island 228 Geneseo 240 Rock Island 228 U.T.H.S. 221 Rock Island 226 Galesburg 192 Rock Island 236 Moline 235 Rock Island 213 Moline 199 Rock Island 200 Geneseo 225 Rock Island 215 Dixon 186 Rock Island 214 Galesburg 194 Rock Island 224 Macomb 205 Rock Island 195 Dixon 183 Western Big Six-384 4th place District- 421 4th ploce Sectional-Kim Boeye 6th Senior golfer Kim Boeye lines up a putt. Coach Anderson, K. Boeye, J. Robb, P. Sedgwick, P. Hird, S. Schweinberger, S. Henneman, J. Fry, M. Edwards, S. LeBow 42 Girls Golf Golfers swing to state “The boys did a real fine job, stated Coach Dan Pe- truccelli after the 1980 Golf team finished their success¬ ful season. The Rocks had a sparkling 9-3 dual meet re¬ cord. Led by Most Valuable Golfer-Tom DeSmet, the Rocks qualified for the state meet where they placed 9th. Also having excellent seasons were senior Adam Walker and District Champ Joe Suarez. 1: J. Suarez. D. Marker, D. Magee, M. Pearson, E. Detwiler. Row 2: A. Walker. T. Hesser, S. Hesser, T. DeSmet, J. sck. B. Rossow. Adam Walker displays concentration on his through. SCOREBOARD Varsity Dual Matches 9-3 Jr. Varsity Matches 8-3 Monmouth Inv. 8th place 16 teams Macomb Inv. 7 th place 12 teams Peoria Inv. 20th place 45 teams Sterling Inv. 6th place 22 teams Western Big Six 6th place 6 teams District 3rd place 10 teams Sectional 3rd place 13 teams State 9th place 23 teams Head Coach Dan Petruccelli shows his 4 approval after finishing ninth at state Boys Golf 43 Gymnasts tumble toward winning season Freshman Nancy Lewarne shows perfect form on the balance beam. Scoreboard- Rock Island 90.46 Moline 87.48 Rock Islond 92.30 Dekalb 88.29 Wheaton Central 93.90 Rock Island 139.50 Pleasant Valley 101.20 Rock Island 142.85 Tipton 98.70 Clinton 166 70 Rock Island 139.19 Davenport Central 140 22 Rock Island 96.55 Moline 89.575 Rock Island 141.30 Assumption 159.70 Rock Island 148.50 Davenport West 130.50 District 5th Sectionals Tina Sanders lone qualifier row 1- N. Lewarne. A. Hollenback, D. Quimby, A. Dasso. L. Strom. T. Sanders. V. Bowker. B. Suarez, L. Bowker, row 2- Coach Fredrichson, Mgr. J. Voss. K Baker, L. Cervantes. D. Sedam, N. Nelson. N. Pittman. L. Burkhead, J. Dickerson. Coach Smith. 44 Girls ' Gymnastics The Rocky girls ' gymnastic team made fan¬ tastic improvement again this year under second year coach Fred Friedrichson and new assistant coach Jim Smith. This years ' team was Rock ' s best according to the coach. The team was lead by seniors Tina Sanders, Vicki Bowker, and Lori Strom. Freshmen Angie Flollenbeck and Nancy LeWarne added strength to the squad in many events and show promise of brillant futures. We had so many girls that were stronger this year that it was really difficult to pick the top four v ho would represent us at District, Sectionals, and State. It was difficult picking the best from our team when we had such good performers as Angie Dasso, Dawn Quimby. Lisa Bowker, Brenda Suarez, and others , said Friedrichson. Sometimes only a tenth of a point separated many of our own team members. Senior Gymnasts are Lori Strom, Vickie Bowker, and Tina Sanders. Sophomore Dawn Quimby shows her skills on the mat. Freshman Angie Hollenback perfecting her bar rou¬ tine Top gymnast, senior Tina Sand¬ ers, holds a pose in her floor ex¬ ercise. Girl ' s Gymnastics 45 Lettermen lead Rocky tracksters Row 1: T. Carlson. M. Hart, K. Karzin, R. Beechum, T. Brown. M. Smith. J. Clark. M. Kelly, R. Sheley. T. VanDeWalle Row 2: J. Neal. G Pholman, U. Horace, R. Nettles. M. Little. T. Bowden, T. Birkel, T. Sellers, W. Randall. B. Archie. Row 3: S. Adams, B Piehl K Soeken L Moser. S. Fagan. H. Theus. T. Abel. D. Meagher, B. Hamilton, G. Archie Row 4: J. McKinney. S. Bowden L Garrard M Ballard T Mallett, T Dietrich. T. Dortman, J. Aguilar. C. Larson. K. Dasso Row 5: F. Walker, J. Cole. E. Branigan, Head Coach Duane Bonsall Coach John Coolidge. Coach Rick Miers. Mgr. J. Birrell. Pole-vaulter Ryan Sheley concentrates on his approach to the pit. High-Flying senior Willie Randle soars through the air with the greatest of ease. 46 Boys Track Terry Brown and Tim Carlson practice their hand-off tor the two-mile relay. The ■1981 Track Squad will be led by a strong contingent of their returning lettermen. Com¬ ing bock for the Rocks are: (distance men) Tim Carlson. Terry Brown. Kondon Karzin, and Tom Sellers; (field events) Ryan Sheley, Mark Hart, Todd Birkel, and Tim Bowden; (sprinters) Mor¬ gan Smith and Ricky Beechum. The newly ren¬ ovated stadium is now equipped with an eight lane, all-weather track to replace the out¬ dated cinder track. Head Coach Bonsall feels the team lacks depth but experience should make the Rocks a Big Six contender. Senior dashman, Morgan Smith, holds the title of The fastest man at the Rock. Leading the distance men in their stretching is senior Marshall Little. Boys Track 47 Girl tracksters set even pace The 1981 girls ' Track team should prove to be better than previous teams. With the assistance of many re¬ turning lettermen. the squad is balanced and strong in all fields. Under the direction of head coach Bob Wilson, the girls are expected to sprint to victory. ' U Mk ■ � mwmm k IT rrrrr Members of the 1981 girls ' track team are: row 1-left to right: S. Simmons, G. Miller, L. Graves, C.M. Wilson. R. Milligan, B. Plechaty, D. Ballard, S. Rohr. A. Dasso, A. Griffiths, row 2- G. Bowling, G. Barnes. A Cobbs. K. Cockerill, M. McCart. D. Carlson. L. Griffiths, S. Gottwalt. row 3- K. Barbo, R. Griffiths, K Patchin, K. Young, S. Watkins. M. Cobb, P. Hearn, L. Keys, P, Euring, A, Clay, row 4- R. Morris. P. Lemon, J. Axup, D. Bosworth. D. Dyson. C. Engstrom, L. Firth. A. Morgan. V. Babers. N. Lasanta. row 5- C Foulks. D. Miles. Coach John Each. Coach Bob Wilson, and Coach Karen Wilson, 48 Girls ' Track Girls ' Track 49 Diane Holland and LaMyra Graves ex¬ ecute a perfect hand-off. Seniors Deanna Carlson and D ' Juana Ballard show nervous grins before their event. Junior April Griffiths grins and bears it during a tough work out. Junior Angie Dasso sails over the bar in the high jump Sophomore Mika Atkins stretches out before a meef. Coaches Jack Carroll and Al Gorgal took the reins of the varsity baseball team once again this year. Returning players for the Rocks for the 1981 season were; Mike Darby, Mike Muhlenburg, Mitch Martinez, Brett Smith, Paul Springfield, Kevin Ko- tecki, Dabe Weiderin, Pat McCleary, Bill Banks, and Carroll ' s sluggers high in talent Bob Love. Along with these seniors was a good junior squad added much depth and back-up. The Rocks were led by the top two pitchers in the conference: Mike Darby and Mike Muh¬ lenburg, The Rocks have been top contenders for the Big Six Championship Some key players for the varsity baseball team are: Row 1-M. Martinez. P. McCleary, M. Darby, M. Mulnenburg, B. Love. Row 2- B. Smith, K. Kotecki, B. Banks, D. Wiederin, P. Springfield. Senior pitcher, Mike Mulhenburg, hurls in a strike Mike Darby, all-conference player, smashes a base hit. 50 Varsity Baseball Bob Love concentrates on the game while he awaits a fly ball. Coaching the Rocks for the 1981 sea¬ son is Al Gorgal and Head Coach Jack Carroll. This year ' s Sophomore baseball team was no different than team ' s of year ' s past. Coaches Gary Bender and Tom McGree- vey felt their team should be as strong as any other past confer¬ ence champ. Their strong pitch¬ ing and good tight defense in the field led the Pebbles to many vic¬ tories. To add to their great de- Gatnered at the Rock are sophomore baseball players: Row 1: D. Babers. D. Elliot, S. Decker, Row 2: M. Carroll, T, Daxon, B. Brower, S. Blaser, M. Pearson. fense, they provided a powerful scoring attack. The sophomore baseball team fielded a very fine team this year. Coaches McGreevey and Bender wait for their sophomore baseball team by the rock Sophomore Baseball 51 Rocky sluggers swing into action The 1981 girls ' Softball Team is made up of very talented girls. Last year. Coach Kim Faust started with a ju¬ nior infield, and this year they are senio rs and more skilled. With the potential and talent of this squad, Rocky ' s softball team should go far in the season and through the State tournament. The team last year finished with a 22-3 record, winning regionals, sec¬ tionals and half-way through super¬ sectionals. Rocky ended up in the sweet-sixteen category. Team members hope that the team at least makes it to the elite-eight . Leading the Rocks will be returning lettermen Lori Long, Sherry Roessler, Marcia Beckmann, Deanne Styx, and Sue Wittig. Returning players are: row 1- Sheri Morehead and Sherry Roessler. Row 2- Coach Faust, Sue Wittig, Deanne Styx. Chris Kirzeder, Marcia Beckmann, and Shari Ekstrom. Row 3- Chris Staes. Marcia Lemkau, and Lori Long. 52 Girl ' s Softball Girl ' s Softball 53 Junior Sherry Roessler successfully bunts her way on base Chris Kirzeder and Sheri Morehedd show that it isn ' t that bad sitting on the bench. Coach Faust wonders what will be¬ come of the team � --• 9 $£ w V 7.: r Senior Marcia Beckmann is in her ready position for a ground ball. Marcia Beckmann safely makes it to first base Girls cheer on winning seasons Varsity football cheerleaders are- L. Strom, L. Wheelan. D. Mirr. A. Dasso, T, Sanders, R. Car- pervtier. Sophomore Basketball cheerleaders are- row 1- L. Poffenbarger, S. Tubbs, row 2- D. Heinz, M. Cobb, R. Bloom. Wrestling cheerleaders are-row 1- R. Perez, C. Jones, row 2 M. Beckmann, W. Kelly, T, Hoing, P. Sedgwick, row 3- T Mur phy. 54 Girl ' s Cheerleading Junior Jackie Anderson takes time out from cheering to check out some of the action. Varsity basketball cheerleaders are- row 1- L. Graves. R. Carpentier, J. Anderson, row 2- L. Wheelan. B. Heth. S. McColough. S. Hallberg. Girls ' Basketball cheerleaders are: D. Tanner, S. Burton, C. Griffin. 2- L. Poffenbarger, A. Farrar Girl ' s Cheerleading 55 Girl Bowlers strike success Scoreboard Rock Island 2520 Sterling 2378 Rock Island 2540 Alleman 2185 Rock Island 2544 Edst Moline 2402 Rock Island 2501 Galesburg 2177 Rock Island 2611 Canton 2539 Rock Island 2326 Orion 2316 Rock Island 2282 East Moline 2374 Rock Island 2448 Alleman 2301 Rock Island 2380 Sterling 2282 Rock Island 2463 Galesburg 2128 Rock Island Invitational- 1st Orion lnvitational-4th Dixon Invitational-1st consolation District-2nd Junior Rhonda Milligan con¬ centrates before her ap¬ proach. row 1- R. Reveal, T. Blancke, L. Miller, S. Whittig, R. Milligan, row 2- G. Bowling, C. Keiffer. T. Stamper, 8. Wilson, T. Johnson, row 3-1. Fuller, B. Ramsey, B. Hanson, Coach Braet. missing from picture; T. Beasley and K. Peterson. 56 Girls Bowling Striking their way into a suc¬ cessful 1980-81 season, the Rocky girls ' bowling team placed high in several tourna¬ ments, and compiled a 9-1 dual meet record. Paced by five returning letter winners, Lori Miller, Sue Wittig, Rhonda Milligan, Beth Hanson, and Ben- ita Ramsey, along with the strong support of senior Terri Beasley, the girls turned in an¬ other excellent season, Senior Strikers are Lori Miller and Sue Wittig, Missing from picture is Terri Beasley. Pom-Pon Girls The 1980-81 Pom Pon girls were an energetic group who worked hard at practice and performed during the half time many of the home basketball games. Sporting new uniforms this year, the girls were coached by Miss Donna Har¬ bour. Pom Pon girls are- row 1- B. Eston. row 2- R. Roach, D. Walker, P Washington, S. An¬ gel. row 3- D. Walker, T Rodriguez, L. Glasby, J. Henderson, row 4- G. Miller, T. Ward, M. lewis, V. Washington. Girls ' Bowling 57 . ■v ' l K , V -- 4 v it • � £ ... 1 1 Pa - h seniors Now that our high school year comes to an end, many of us must choose which bridge we ' ll cross to our adult life. Many will choose the bridge to a world of business or the bridge to a higher education. Many may even choose both. Whatever bridge is chosen, we will look back at the Rocky years as a part of our lives that we can never replace, Dean Ackerland Lori Adamson Barbara Aden Jane Allison Lori Allison Scott Allison Annette Anderson Cherie Anderson Julene Appelquist David Anderson Richard Anderson Mario Appelquist Attwood Armstrong Christine Bough Roman Bates Marcia Beckmann Richard Benham Jason BeDuhn Timothy Bierman 62 Seniors Priscilla Black Jonathan Bland Kimberly Boeye Frank Bower Victoria Bowker Karen Boyer Retinia Bragg Bridget Braid Theresa Brandmeyer Cathy Bristol Lisa Braner Mary Brooks William Brooks Jeffery Brugman Brown Mary Bryant Tracy Buchanan Kelly Burkert Nancy Bryant Robert Butterworth Diana Bush Vickie Burton Harland Cady 66 Seniors Luella Claude Michael Cole Laura Cook Jerome Cole Robert Conicella Pamela Crooks Gordon Collins Lisa Congdon Vicki Coons Theodore Cotton Scot Crow Christine Dailing Cindy Davis Norma Culp Martin Culter Michael Darby Laurie Dasso Krista Dawkins Maurice DeBrackeliere Patrick Dailey Mark Dasso Laura DeCoster Seniors 67 Tina Lori Christine Alphonso Derry DeSchepper DeWitte Dickerson David Joyce Steven Gary Dilley Dixon Doeckel Dohrer Jette Donner Alice Dortman Jenny Timothy Dorward Downing 68 Seniors Edmondson 1 11 n i r k ! Mi U0 Christina Gehn Robert Genz Carla Gerstenberger Mark Gibbs Donna Graham David Grant Curtis Graves Robert Grawe Seniors 7 1 Gregory Golden Jeffery Gordon Darrell Harding James Hanson Robin Hamlin Rhonda Hanson Scott Harrison Michelle Harris Anthony Harris Letha Harmon 72 Seniors William Hamilton Sue Hamilton Elizabeth Griffith Shannon Hall Hayden Hayes Haymon Haynes Lisa Hefter Lisa Hegg Tammy Heim Kelly Hendren Seniors 73 Rick Herbert Delia Herrera Scott Hesser Katrina Hexamer Vincint Hill Bonita Hickman Brian Hocker Theresa Hoing Robin Hocker Gwenther Holland Kim Holland Sharon Howell Phyllis Hornback Jay Horton Howie Alesia Hozak Christine Hurry Julie Hynd Linda Hughes Shungo Iguchi Patricia Huisman I Michael Inglesh Kevin Hunt Jeremiah Isreal Randy Hurt Seniors 75 Dawn Jennings Julie Johnson Laurie Johnson Lawrence Johnson David Jones Kenneth Jones Eun Joo Jung LeRoy Johnson 76 Seniors Connie Kammerer Geralynn Kehl Gaylene Liebus Sheryl Levin Thomas Lenz Marcia Lemkau Gregory Logsdon Rory Lomas Marshall Little Daniel Anthony Lundquist Me Cleary Me Cann Douglas Malm Douglas Manary Rebecca Mahanes Mindy Marble Luc Martel Kenton Manley Marvin Mandel Michele Meadows Kristina Maynard Frank Martin Dionicio Martinez 82 Seniors Brenda Morgan Victor Murgo Michael Morrison Michael Muhlenberg A Dennis Murphy Linda Morrow Sue Ann Munday Sharon Murphy Leonard Moser Faith Munson Terrence Murphy Seniors 83 Gregg Ontiveros Kevin Orr Crystal Ortiz David Parker Richard Pedrson Norma Pedraza Bruce Perkins Jennifer Peterson 86 Seniors Willie Randle Donna Rangel Mark Resler Robbie Reveal Karen Ribbeck Troy Rice Jeffery Roberts Scott Robertson Seniors 87 88 Seniors Jackie Selman Lori Siegert Susan Smith Shannon Shelley Pamela Sebben Steven Schaffer David Shellhouse Rodney Simmer Michael Skoworn Robin Brett Slater Smith 90 Seniors William Smith Sparks Soltow Scott Stablein Paul Springfield David Spector Michael Spaulding Anthony Steinbaugh Wayne Steele Douglas Staley Michael Staes Seniors 91 William Suggs Lori Strom Sheryl Strayer Stone Lind fucker Stanley T ripilas Linda Tobin Jonathan Sweeney Christine Swenson Kimberly Taylor Deidre Thomas Julie Thompson 92 Seniors Tucker Underwood Jerry VanBlaracom Cheryl VonHyfte Catherine Verhille Nanetta Vesey Michael Vinson Jay Viviani Adam Walker Alma Walker Seniors 93 Wendy Walker Perry Walker Eric Walker Sue White Laurie White Lori Wells Thomas Weigand Jeffery Westerfield Raymond Williams Pamela Williams Jane Wilhelm David Wiederin 94 Seniors Wilson Wilson Williamson Williams Susan Wittig Michele Wisenburg Dennis Wilson Michael Wise Kennan Wright Thomas Yazbec Richard Yeater Adrienne Yokas Cary Young Susan Young James Zirbes Not Pictured Alien, Sandra Archie. Billy Bacon, Stephanie Baker, Leon Ballou, Charles Barnes, Glory Barnett, Arnold Batterson, Joyce Benson, Katina Black, Carl Blakey, Pamela Bloom, Patrice Bolden, Mary Bolden, Samuel Brooks, Stefan Brown, Erwin Clark, John Clay, Wayland Conley, William Cunningham, Mary Davis, Debra Dean, Michael Dietz, Mary Do, Thaun Donelson, Robert Dortman. Frederick Eckles, Mark Euell, Cora Euring, Troy Frink, James Gonzales. Frederick Guy, Kenneth Hearn, Kenneth Hudson, Nathaniel Jackson, Raymond Jett, Richard Johnson, John Johnson. Linda Jones, Teresa Karzin, Kondon Kelly, Wendy Loony, Fonda Luna, Adolfo McDonald, Bradly McLaughlin, Ian Martin, Michael Mejia, Anthony Miller, Antionette Miller, Hilton Mitchell, Rick Moore, Jerry Morrow, LaVern Myers, Crystal Nelson, Todd Nettles. Jimmy Overton, Damion Overton, Kathy Pickens. Kristina Porter, Jamie Pratt, Melissa Pulliam, Lachelle Quill, Matthew Rhoden, Paul Roberts, Tanya Robinson, Evelyn Roderiguez, Angela Salias, Terry Sanders, Monica Senatra, Kevin Sharp, Kurt Simpson, Richard Smith, Barry Smith, John Smith. Morgan Taylor, Linda Taylor, Rodney Towler, Kerm Trice, Ricky Tucker. Jill Turner, Andre Valberg. Laurie Verhelst, Cyrille Walker, Darla Walton, Gregory Weese. Anyhony Woods. Aaron Wortham, Blake Wright, Lisa Ybarra, Scott Senior class officers this year are Carrie Wilson, D ' Juana Baliard, Lisa Braner number one at mm � - r -a 0 ■ md fiti V |£ Ail 1 ; . ! AT i. 1 ' r Jwl 1 juniors - -x The students who have completed half their journey across the bridge are Ju¬ niors. They have the assurance of having their sophomore year behind them, and now face decisions about their Senior year-for at the end of that year, their ' ' journey is complete. Middle men have class Abel. Todd Ackerland, Dean Adams, Kathleen Adams, Tracey Albrecht, Karen Aldrian, Mark Alter, Francis Dean Andereck, Douglas Anderson. Jacqueline Anderson, Kevin Anderson, Leisa Anderson, Steven Andrews, Cheryl Appleman, Patrick Arnold, Billy Atkins. Denise Atkinson, Susan Atnip, Thomas Avery, Tresa Baker. Margaret Baltimore. Lisa Bannas, Christine Barber, Ericka Barnes, Mark Bartell, Darlene Barton, Troy Batterson, Tera Beach, Ricky Beavers, Danny Beechum. Ricky Beeson, William Bennett, Theresa Some juniors enjoy a good laugh at lunch. 00 Juniors y w wr i Lf P ' mm M Bleurer, Janet Boehm. Barry Bohl, Stephanie Borcherding, Mitch Boss, Virginia Bator, Patricia Bowden, Timothy Bowker, Lisa Boyd, Yvette Bragg. Martha Brandmeyer, Karen Brasmer, Daniel Bratton, Todd Breuwet. Joseph Brocksieck, Susan Broemmer, William Brooks, Raymond Brown, Denise Bruggeman. Marc Brunat. Susan Bullock, Katherine Burgner, Richard Burkhead, Donald Burkhead, Laurie Byrd, Teresa Cain, William Campbell, Christopher Campbell, Danielle Carius. Julie Carlson, Natalie Carlson, Timothy Carr, Terri Carver, Nita Ann Chaplin, Joseph Chaplin, Matthew Charles. Teresa Chipman, Curt Clark, Kirk Clause. Loretta Clay, Raymond Clemons. Angelia Cline. Jeffrey Cole, Jennifer Cole, Lori Condon, Christopher Cook, Larry Cook, Stephen Cozad, John Crow, Kevin Crowe, Michael Cullison. Mary Culp, Julie Juniors 101 Juniors feel spirit Dasso, Angela Dasso, Kristopher Davison. Samuel Dawkins, Bridgett Deaton, Steven DeBrobander, Brent DeBusschere, John DeBuysere, Cathleen Decker, Christine DeFauw, Timothy Degarmo, Joan Denney, Suanne Dennis, Kris Dennis, Tammy DePaepe, James Derry, Timothy DeSmet, Thomas DeVoss, Randall DeVriese, Michael DeWitte, Cynthia DeYoung, Jeffrey Dickerson, Melvin Dinwiddie, Lana Dixon, George Dixon, Val Dorian, Sherry Dorman, Janet Drovesky. Sheila Dufur, Steven Dunigan. Irving Durham, Carl Dusenberry, David Duyvejonck, Todd Eagle, Thomas Eastman, Laura Edstrom, Robin Edwards, Michael Edwards, Vicki Egan, Richard Ehiers, Heike Elliott, Richard Elliott, William Elston, Glenn Emerson, Timothy Engholm, Terry Enlow, John Eston, Barbara Etheridge, Leslie Euring, Glynis Fackel, Kelly Farmer, Lee Farrance. Arthur Feldhahn. Jeffrey Ferm, Jillann Fink, Chris Fleming, John Flores, Beatriz Foster, Thomas 102 Juniors Stephanie Bohl, Suanne Denney, and Randi Patchin prepare for the powder- puff game with the familar shaving cream . Foulks, Carlotta Foulks, Carole Fout, James Franks, Julie Frost, Christian Fulscher, Jeannette Ganaway, Todd Gano, Shawn Garcia, Anthony Garland, Christopher Gathright, Caroline Gaylord, Deborah Gehn, Robert Genz, Terry George, Daniel Gerard, Rhonda Gerstein. Scott Geuther, Jeffrey Gibson, Harold Gillis, Jacqueline Glasby, Laurel Glenn, Vicki Goldsberry. Todd Gonzales, Armando Gordon. Scott Gordon, Nancy Gottwalt, Sharon Gragg, Ashley Graham, Katherine Grant, Barry Graves, Lamira Gray, Amy Green, Laurie Greenman, Raymond Griffiths. April Juniors 103 104 Juniors m L ■ K f r K r« £ G Wj - • ■Mr iC 1 . ] IL sc : R ' 1 Lfrlj? Lindley, Bradley Lindley, Todd Lofgren. Matthew Lomas, Charles Lothridge, Craig love, Robert Lovett, Ricky Lowry, Linda Kerr, James Kettering, Lori Keys, Richard Kincaid, Susan Kinder, Cecil Kirgan, Douglas Kisner, George Kittleson, Jeanie Klatt, Mary Kloster, Kouglas Knapp, Brian Koehler, James Koester, Deborah Koester, Douglas Kovitz, Richard Kraklow, Jerry LaMay, Keith Lannoo, Andrea Larson, Chad Larson, Lorraine Laurence, Angela Lawver, Jeffrey Lear, Christopher Lee, Candy Lee, Margaret Leiby, Jack Leonard, Lori Lewis, Marva Lewis, Michelle Light, Ray Lindholm, Terron Jackie Gillis models the 1980. Bo Derek hairstyle. Martir Alonzi Matts Rands Mayfii Dorotl Mejia, Malm, S Maltby, Shawn Mcghec Mandel, Michael H r j W || M I I Kjy I 1 R • 1 • 1 11 T.£t: [• L F mu Ui It u«p A fej ul Ka 1 A I I- 1 r t PS ilk IBri ’ MnBy.| n i ■ f iifc j| §,- 1 � I Melody. Randy Metcalf, Laura Meyer, Russell Mler, Roxanne Miers, Timothy Miles, Dawn Miles, Jonathan Millen, Stacy Miller. Gloria Miller, Timothy Milligan, Billy Milligan, Rhonda Mills, John Mills, Marla Mitchell, Gary Montgomery, Bart Montgomery, Brit Moon, Julie Moore, Andre Moore, Christina Moore, Teresa Moran, Stevin Morehead, Sheri Morris, Velina Morrison, William Morrow, Bruce Morrow, Toni Motz, William Mowery, Mitchell Mullens, Jefferey Munday, Tajuana Murphy, Edina Murphy, Patrick Murphy, Stephen Murphy, Terri Muskeyvalley, Renee Nall, Barbara Nations, Debbie Navota, Heidi Nett, William Nelson, Nancy Nesseler. Jerry Newberry, Jacque ine Newcomb, Timothy Newland, Shelley Newman. Suznna Newnham. Jeanne Newsome, Brian Nichols, Mark Nielsen, Nancy Niemann, Tandy Noblet, Diana Nolin, Scott Nunn, Damitra Nunn, Darren Nunn, Edward O ' Brien, Chris Oldfather, Ellis Orr, Lue Vonda Orr, Ricardo Ostrom, James Owens, Shirley Owens, Thomas Palicki, Elizabeth )8 Juniors Palmer, Sandra Papanikolaou, Dean Pardee, Steven Parsons. Randall Patchin, Randi Patrick, Craig Patterson, Paul Pegg, Terry Pena, David Perez, Rolanda Perry, Lisa Peters, David Peterson, James Peterson, Jodi Phillips, Lawrence Pizano, Elias Plank, Kimberly Pouder, Kevin Prochaska, James Pulliam, Derrick Putnam , Lori Quintana, Jeannie Ramsey. Benita Rangel, Judith Rapsilber, Scott Reid, Michael Remy, James Reyes, Judith a i.1 $ . VI fP jt - 1 . ti ■ il § E-tL: Joey Breuwet and Sherry Morehead share secrets at What ' s wrong Ed Nunn, Is your shoelace too long? lunchtime Juniors 109 Friendships grow Reyes. Timothy Rhoden, Debbie Rice, Brian Richardson. Lonnie Roach, Rita Robbins. Terry Roberts. Vanessa Robinson, James Roehrs. Eric Roessler, Sherry Rohr. Dawn Rohr, Shelley Romeo. James Rosenthal. Carey Rosenthal, Jeffrey Rosenthal. Kimberly Ross, David Ross. Phyllis Ross, Zoe Rowe, Kelly Ruboyiis, David Ruge. Dawn Rummel. Elroy Sanchez, Sylvia Jeff DeYoung proves his strength. Sanchez, Willie Sanders. Tammy Sanders, Timothy Sanders, Wendy Schafer, Frederick Scharer, Lori Scherer, Matthew Schiller, Anne Schinkel. Laura Schluter, Darcy Schmacht, Christine Schram, Judith Schroeder, Scott, Jimmie Thomas Scott. Robert Schuermann, Scudder, Ellen Lawrence Sedam, Diane Schwartzkopf. Vivian Schwein- berger. Susan 110 Juniors Styx, Dean Suarez, Joseph Sulser, Susan Swanson, Kai Taggart, Jerod Talbert, Regina Talboom, Paul Talbot, Edward Tanner, Scott 1 I I it ' L vT .i i f? W A ? i ■ V j L aTf- E ML 1 w ii E 1 B p £ E HI i i r Walker. Lori Walker. Vernita Waller. Sandra Walters, Cynthia Wangler. Mark Washington. Cedric Washington. Pamela Watkins, James Wayne. Elizabeth Weber, William Weeks, Douglas Weese, Kathleen Wells, Lisa Wells, Stephanie Wesley, Lisa West, Robert Westerfield, Wesley Wheelan, Lynn White, David White. Michael White. Toni Wickline, Linnea Wiener, Paul Williams, Paulette Williams, Phyllis Williams, Shana Williamson. Major Wilson, Robert Wilson, Steve Wire, Susan Woodrum. Tyrone Yang, Sue Yellock, Larussia Yeocum, Craig Young, Cindy Young, Scott Young,Steven Ziegler, Paul Zimmer, Kyle Zuniga, Ana Lisa Juniors 113 L N 1 - fcd L ijfl w Junior Class officers for the 1980-81 school year are Vice-Presi¬ dent Stephanie Hallberg, President Tdb Smith, end Secretary- Treasurer Jackie Anderson. As juniors at Rocky we experience feelings never en¬ countered before. We dwell upon our plans for the dis¬ tant future, deciding our goals and continuing our edu¬ cation. As juniors we develop responsibility needed for our senior year. The class of ' 82 has enjoyed an exciting and challenging year. Juniors Not Pictured Anderson, Patricia Austin, Lawrence Barnett. Mark Bhakta. Arun Bhakta. Sheilash Campbell, Michael Carter, Timothy Conklin, Tammy Cook, Ronald Crawford, Hattie Davis, Sammy Fisher, Maria Flores, Rodney Foley, Traci Ford, Steven Griffith, Charles Hobson, Tyrone Hodges, Williom Horice, Unice Houston, Lorey Johnson, Curtis Jones, Timothy Lewis, Eddie Spdulding. John Taylor, James Thomas, Yvette Walztoni, Terrence Williams, Crystal 114 Juniors Lynn Wheelan leads the juniors through a pep cheer, during dn assembly. Matt Lofgren works steadily at his homework Te resa Byrd enjoys school life at the Rock ' Juniors show their spirit by building a pyramid at lunchtime. Juniors 115 _ | Vk ; ■■ 1 r ■ s. -i — sophomores Sophomores join together and bridge the gap between East and West. This is the starting point of their high school life. From time to time there is troubled water under the bridge but to smooth it out, there are upper classmen.- Seniors and Juniors, Sophomores look across the bridge into their future to the time when they will be upper classmen. 116 Sophomores y T , � M= gfy AbBlallllf! j7� ’ yj i ' « iHwJiii � !lVJ f JTX PHi yipj Ej|| , « B-V f t.� ,. B ' . • T-TBh ■� ! iir« X ' • ii[� iii MwilT:] 11 v iJsDS -Ti� T-]i[ liB j _jn. 11 1 v l iwH iHTnSTB I BIT l h !B :’• •Mil jBM:; ' i i BK !S5H5BVy it ”1 H BiTSTi: B IA” MiWv7??=!iB« LC; lll •Mil 3Sj UA$ rjl 1 p to i|| ti jjlfU k J K d M r 1 i ; Wx ■ • -1 j|- Q p i« m| Ml E I |Jr. . r [ft E Da iling, Da mm, Da ng. Da niels Da niels Da vids Sophomores: bridge over troubled waters Davis, Alfred Davis, Debra Davis, Joseph Davis, Lori Davis, Patricia Davis, Robert Davis, Samuel Davison, Sammy Dawson, Kathleen Daxon, Timothy Debaker, Kim DeBord. Deborah DeBord, Michella Decker, Stephen Decker, Todd Delong, David DePardo, Dennis DePauw, Michael Detwiler, Eric DeVriese, Suzanne DeYoung. Anna Dickerson. Jill Dickerson. Lorraine Dickey. William Dietrich, Timothy Dietsch. Barbara Dinwiddie, Deborah Dohrer. Christopher Doran. Jill Duin, Beth Durey, Richard Edwards, Brenda Edwards, Mary Ekstrom. Shari Elliott, Durwin Ellis, Derrick Elmore, Thomas Elston, Tricia Eager Sophomores Karen Valli and Cheryl Hulting await classes. 20 Sophomores 1 1 ft Tik � • v ' l Wkjtf I � V V h] f t (U l 44 V yHw Rj 1 4 fjf L. . P 4 L m« � I k ;’, t E ffi _2j 1A Ri ' T | V| 1 r l 1 M I f iL A, u k NL I M ik p rl S 1 • 1 1 1 I 4 L L ■■ - . || es r 1 s l iM P ESr J ra I ■ ' jKH 1 1 I 1 j_ ' - I H -w- ' I i® J Lane. Doris Lange. Gar LeBow. SuS ' Lemkau. James Lessard, David Lewis. Kevin Lewis. Major Ligon, Lisa Lingafelter. Michael Lloyd, Gerald Lloyd. Rodney Lumbard, Aron Luppen. Tod Lyddy, John Lyle. Terese McAfee, Susan McCart, Marian McGee, Anthony McGee, Micael McKinley. Bret 124 Sophomores Moser, Diane Mosley, Renee Mowery, Minda Mullins, Ruth Munday, Jeffery Murphy, Anthony Murray, Linda Myers, Denise Myers, Elbert Myles, Calvin Nance, Gloria Neal, James Neely, Marvin Nelson. Andrea Nettles, Roosevelt Newberg, Romona Newberry, Teresa Noakes. Ruth Noblet, Tammy Nolan, Bradley Nolan, Brenda Noppe, Robert Olson, Shelli O ' Melia, John Overton, Kimberly Owens, Pamela Paris, Blair Parrish, Julie Parsons, Staffany Patchin, Kimber Payne, Vincent Payney, Harley Pearson, Michael Pease, Kelly Peck. Bret Peebles, Brian Pepping, Michael Perez, Mardy Peters, Wendy Petrille, Susan Pickett, Jill Piehl, Robert Pittman, Nancy Plank, Susan Plechaty, Beth Plutz, Christine Poffenbarger, Laura Potratz, Robert Prescott, Bryan Pursell, Gregory Quarterman. Theresa Quick, Allen Quinby, Daun Raley, Sandra Rankin, Shelia Rasso, Timothy Rauch, Richard Reed, Pattie Reed, Rod Reid, Terrance Reimers, Connie Reinhart, Christopher Resler, David Sophomores 125 a :1a m —T v‘ T. w Li 1 “ 4V 1 fl -cP 1 ft i Jk V- ’ ■-•-• � • -. ' U h m I_ S k Ip F7 1 X1 Soeken, Kevin Sohl. Sarah Solomon, Kathy Spaulding, Sherri Spear, Kimberly Spector, Michael Spector, Nancy Spore, Cheryl Springfield. Doris Staley. Cynthia Stampley, James Steele. Quincy Stokes, Sheila Strauss, Edward Straw, David Strickland, Terry Strunk, Steven Styx, Deanne Suarez, Brenda Sweeney, Bradley Tallent, Sue Talley, Anthony Tanner, Belinda Taylor, Douglas Taylor, Lowell Teague, Troy Theus, Harry Thomas, Steven Thompson, Kathleen Thomson, Martin Thonn, Nancy 1 - 1 t GS � 1 1 I f I Hr W tSm ■ : L _ i L 1 _ |jpiflH f 1 1. - w 9 fcjf -1 i.ij L i 1 lk[| 1 I I 4 ! fr? 1 A VI I jfe vM rt 1 , Cnn him -af , ?5wriiTrii!]iiK577r?i H X 1 I.’. [ — v 1 t 1 A 1 - LaJ HB | Vv ' , ' ' T: ?.-, ' -■ ' !: V. r.ft IV . t � yH I, TTB KYi? Kn?lB - ] i 1 K. 1 MK pKS r ■ 4 . ' ■ | i ' kl -W. . J5j pTl r .i M L ' m LM I ff • - ■ ■ •■ I MYf!?TO7?iH a« t- :s . r ' ; L| 1 l l r(‘ y i ? Ui ■ I 1 ■b , ■ [vfl • 4L ' I 1 r r£ [gl 5b? L «b jM w x n aYiTiT WJiiirriTM M 1 7 . - r ’ . . U ■ - | r i Efcirl k ■ PS! til [as 1 L ■• ► H ft_r ' W k - w L t L r. v ® aBB ' B 1 • L ' tJj m W L 1 Hjh rS 4 r v iwi RESF GENt. GRAD Sophomore class officers are Paula Caras- vice-presi¬ dent, Terry Tingle- president, and Deanne Styx- secre¬ tary-treasurer. Anderson, Cleat Sophmores Not Pictured Irons, Russell Roderiguez, Tonya Anderson, Erik Lard, Jerome Ross, Charles Archie, Gray Johnson, Deborah Rudd, Brian Bradford, Odessa Lee, Curtis Sanders, Lee Ann Cade, Terrell McCaw. Robert Seawright, Reginald Caruso, Paul McFall. Deena Sheard, Rufus Coin, Harry McGee, Paul Simmons, Brian Coulter, John McLaughlin, Shane Smith, Mary Dale, Delisa McNamara, Edward Taylor, Donald Davison, Timothy Mayers, Martin Taylor, Margaret Dixon, George Mendoza, Robbie Tweet, Johnathon Dryoel, Gregory Metcalf, Patrick VanDeWalle, Troy Dufer, David Miller, Harlee Vesey, Lawerence Ernst, Raymond Minneham, James Webb, Petra Estell, Jessica Newman, Tracy Wilkins, Kevin Fennesy, Joseph Nichols, Sharon Wilson, Dennis Flannery, William Nichols, Tommy Wires, David Gusman, Steven Niner, Larry Wise, Steven Herman, Neil Nunn, Latress Woods, Michele Hedstrom, Walter Ontiveros, Lisa Wyatt, Heather Hewett, Terry Orr, Mikel Wyckoff, Kristina Hill, Ronald Parks, Willie Youngberg, Jeffery Hill, Steven Patronagio, Mark Zimmer, Kuyle Horton, Paul Resse, Willie Rice, Keith Sophomores 12 Cheryl Kunkel, Brenda Suarez, and Rita Wright talk about their day. A sophomore reflects her days here at the Rock, Tim Wright, Sharon Boyer, and Calvin Hill wait for the 7:45 a.m, bell. Sophomores 131 III 1 n ■ y® ■ I igf? 1 1 V I m ' - � ti Rita Wright, Cheryl Kunkel, and Brenda Suarez waits for the bus by Rocky ' s Mark¬ er. Tony Graves, Rick Durey, and Tony Van de Walle have fun at lunch in front of the school. Brenda takes a piggy-back” ride on Cheryl ' s back. v - $ , .� • -� - . • • A V i � ' - ' : - 1r 1.- 2 Sophomores r v Sophomores 133 Kevin Soeken checks out the girls dur¬ ing the home-coming activities. Pat Shiver balances himself on the goal post. Sophomore girl reaches for her goal. A sophomore finds enter¬ tainment in the lunch room. David Smith and Dan Tredway. during a typical lunch at the Rock. 1 academics Academics, the process of educating young people, consists of the teacher striving to pro¬ vide the bridge from elementary school to the secondary level, at which time students cease to be directed and are guided toward broader ho¬ rizons. 134 Academics v , iii. . District 41 Board faces changes School Board Members: row 1: Anita Murrens, Jaye Zessar, Jane Grahl- mann row 2: Timothy Knanishu, Stephen Clark. Roger Kessler, H. Reed Doughty. 1 - A ll| p A - 1 .’ ■ x . i k i i a l kfl Lyle Forward: Assistant Superintendent of Schools Dr. John Tibbett: Director of Curriculum Dr. James Hopson: Super¬ intendent of Schools Robert Lagerblade: Di¬ rector of Personnel Ferdinand Mandolini: Di¬ rector of Special Services Student School Boord Members: Terry Brown. John Shallman, and Amy Bibee 36 Academics o takes time out schedule to pose I A | I English Department] IN. Peschang 2. V. Anderson 3. C. Ehlers 4. E. Conrad 5. M. Gillette 6. R. Jones 7. C. Oestreich 8. L. Campbell 9. F. Fessler 10. A. Milton 11. R. Brauch Missing from picture: M. Johnson. 18 Academics Foreign Languages 1 C. Tsagaris 2. M. Herrera 3. J. Sholl 4. M. Bowman 1 A. Casey 2. H. Johnson 3. D. Michelson 4. R. Sias 5. P. Dennis 6. T. Dickerson 7. J. Janecke 8. W. Armstrong (Missing from picture: H. Hegg) Social Studies Academics 139 Science Department IF. Robinson 2. C. Armstrong 3. J. Stone 4. R. Castellanos 5. G. Ostrom 6. R. Motz Mathematics Department IS. McCann 2. L, Anderson 3. D. Wood 4. J. Werthmann 5. F. Ryner 6. P. DuQuette 5 r v . ■{;- i; ii jp if t eb ■ ( ibJ Business Education 1 l. Neuerburg 2. L. Anderson 3. K. Johnson 4. B. Clark (Missing from picture: E. Malcolm) ID. Bloom 2. D. Henry 3. E. Sackfield 4. L. Welch 5. D. Harbour 6. L. McLean 7. K. Quirk Special Education Academics 141 Physical Education 1 E. Trackwell 2. C. Nicola 3. D. Sartor 4. M, Lange 1. J. Carroll 2. R. Riley 3. P. DuQuette 4. J. Johnstone 5. D. Bonsall 6. D. Reid fWjSxxfiSsSj 1. D. DeTaeye 2. W. Holmgren 3. R. Allison 4. S. Schultz 5. F. Younquist 144 Academics Drivers Education 1. L. Shellenberger 2. F. Friedrichsen Health Education Work Coordinators 1 K. Quirk 2. D. Biggs 3. F. McLaughlin 4. D. Devinney 5. H. Franck 6. B. Ballard 7. R. Rogers Vocational Technology 1 R. Sellers 2. A. Banfield 3. L. Albrecht 4. R. Nelson 5. A. Bak 6. W. Gerber 7. D. Flawkinson Academics Counselors 1. M. Jones 2. N. Strohl 3. S. Stoit 4. R, Janssen 5. R. Stevens 6. C. Jenkins 7. M. Pierce Home Economics 1. W. Scott 2. J. Norris 3. V. Johnson Academics Academics 14 IE. Burkert 2. A. Herrera 3. F. Simmon Reading Center 1. B. Singer 2. D. Purtscher 3. D. Christensen Learning Center 1 A. Hanna 2. D. Bales 3. M, Johnson 4. L. Carsell 5. L. Hesch 6. R. Regal 7. R. Jackson 8. E. Egger 9. R. Flowers 10. A. Minteer 11 M. Babers 12. L. Heggen 13. H. Jones 14. D. Brutsche (Manager) 15. S. Mack 16. L. Nimmrick 17. B. Wildermuth Audio Visual 1, H. Martinez, Mgr. Central Media Services 2. W. Ball, Media Technician 8 Academics A | Cafeteria Workers | Academics 149 Custodians 1 Corky McCombs 2. Jack Objartel 3. Evie Gatheright 4. John Webster 5. Willie Jones 6. Jim Brumbaugh 7. Phil Caudill 8. Mickey Henson 9. Forest Workman 10. Steve Lane 11 Stearns Crapnell 12. Bounheuang Chantavong 13. Ed Nagle 14. Ron Schmook Missing Howard Carbis, Marcella McCormick, and Harold Rotthier 1. A. Hahn 2. D, McGinnis 3. T. Roberts (Missing from picture; J. Sedam) Truant Officers 1 C. Babcock 2. A. Iglehart 3. R. Carbone 4. V. Cloninger 5. D. Ricketts 6. C. Lage 7. E. Wise 8. M. Henson 9. M. Thompson 10. B. Ingold Mrs. Iglehart is caught at a mo¬ ment ' s notice during her daily office work. Academics ■l mg Imj® ■MJI mm a m Hr. 1 1 T ? s 7 1ft Ml School Nurse R. Hart - School Nurse Security Officers. Bill Hanks, and Don Payton. (Missing from picture. Chief of Security. Preston Walker.) Academics 151 We know that Rocky teachers have their ups and downs, but Mrs. Peggy Pierce says, This is ridiculous! as she climbs down the stadium light stand. 162 Academics What ' s happening in Rocky academics A - is for art ... I like Art because it gives me some¬ thing to do to express my intermost feelings , says senior Constance Pearson. B • is for biology ... lab work stresses living things since we are in a living world. business education .... precise communications are more important today than ever before, short¬ hand and typing are two skills which really speed up the communication pro¬ cess C - is for chemistry - Chem¬ istry is the basic fundamen¬ tal of all creation ... stu¬ dents discover new worlds through the study of it. Counselors . . who help Students through their three years at Rocky. Cus¬ todians ... dedicated workers who clean up after litterbugs ! D - is for driver ' s education ... popular with sopho¬ mores because without it, they wouldn ' t get those lo¬ vely blue slips. E - is for English . .. from sophomore core courses to over thirty interesting elec¬ tive courses, F - is for foreign languages .... from monopoly. Spanish - style , to bingo, German-style , learning languages while playing games. F is for food, too ... hats off to our good cooks in the cafeteria, toil¬ ing daily to please stu¬ dent ' s palates. G - is for graduation .... that gloriuos day that ev¬ ery student anticipates for many years. H - is for health education — It ' s about you. It ' s about life and it ' s problems. It ' s about making intelligent choices. .... says Fred Fredrichson. - is for individual attention ... that precious commo¬ dity that dedicated teach¬ ers manage somehow to furnish students. - -is for Journalism II ... that lively bunch who produces an award-winning school newspaper. K - is for knowledge .... that ' s what Rocky students are here to strive for! L - is for learning center (better known as the library .... where a vast collec¬ tion of books, magazines, newspapers and other me¬ dia aids discovery of new ideas, new worlds. M - is for mathematics .math is the queen of all sciences, everything fo¬ cuses on it. N - is for nurse .... who had a busier-than-usual Fall dealing with late starters and many sore arms, due to the state immunization law. O - is for office occupations . . . Mrs. Ballard, busy teaching her working stu¬ dents proper office proce¬ dures, and checking on work students. P - is for physical education ... co-ed PE classes are official now, and early¬ bird PE classes are a first this year. Q - is for quality .qual¬ ity of education. R - is for reading center ... a pleasant room, filled with wonderful books and mag¬ azines, plus a variety of learning devices, where students are given individ¬ ual reading help by Mr. Christenson or Mr. Purtscher. S - is for science ... in our well-equipped labs, where interested students peer into microscopes, viewing all sorts of wondrous things! Also social studies . and this year students are enjoying a new class enti¬ tled American Problems - an interpretation of current national issues and their his¬ torical backgrounds. Spe¬ cial education. If a man does not keep pace with his companions, perhaps it is because he hears a dif¬ ferent drummer. — Henry D Thoreau. T- is for techers ... the real backbone of educationl Truant officers, who strive so diligently to keep stray teenagers in school. U - at the risk of being cor- ney , we ' ll say its ' for YOU. the student, Rocky ' s most important product! V - Vocational education ... the banging noises from the body shop, the whirring, buzzing, busy noises from power mechanics ... the frantic, busy deadline pace in the printing classes ... all giving the vo-tech students a taste of those vocations. W - work coordinators - busy teachers, who wear two hats ... those on a classroom teacher and a liason person between em¬ ployers and employees . . those employees who are their students ... who they teach work values and many other techniques that will prove invaluable to these students in the world of work. XYX - We ' ll pick the middle one Y .... for Yearbook . WATCHTOWER! The best in the midwest! (por- don us ... we are preju¬ diced!) - Watchtower Staff In memory of Annie Neely STUDENT REFLECTS ON DEATH OF A GREAT TEACHER. MRS. NEELY Editor, The Argus: Last Wednesday brought tears to my eyes when I heard of the death of one of my teachers, Mrs. Annie Neely, Annie was not only a great teacher but inspired me and other students to set and try for goals as a student as well as in the years to come. Annie Neely had a God-given talent not only in the classroom but outside as well. Annie wasn ' t my hardest teacher nor my easiest, but she was the kind of teacher you wished all the teachers would be like. I think The Argus said it right in its editorial page headline on August 4, It read, “So long, Annie Neely — you ' ll be missed . Annie, your students and your former teachers love you and miss you. Annie, your friends and neighbors love and miss you. Annie, your husband and family love you and miss you. Annie, you know that I really miss you and I really love you, I know that there will never be a teacher like Mrs. Annie Neely again. MATTHEW T. LOFGREN ' reprint from Rock Island Argus. Academics 153 ip I wr t| ■ «hi n 1 ™ j f« fi i V pft If K ■ r jj J:; c ■ rj t- T V KF? fc-u. r ?§g 7k % ■ ,+Vv 1 w| «r . 1 fl’V SP organizations Clubs are a major part of the many extra cur¬ ricular activities offered at Rock Island Senior High, To provide for the students ' diversified interests, programs for participation in literary arts, sciences, school spirit, student govern¬ ment, work programs, and other individual hobbies, are in existance. New organizations can be formed readily to serve the demand as the students broaden their horizons, The various organizations at the Rock serve as bridges to the future, offering experiences and activities that will prepare the students for the years ahead. There is truly something for ev¬ eryone here, and the students who take part in these programs are taking an additional step forward on the bridge of adulthood - preparation for which the organizations at Rocky play a major part. Orchestra Members: Row 1: S. Heffernan. L. Claude, R. Moritz, J. Smith, D. Magee, M.B. Klatt, S, Watkins, K. Albrecht. Row 2: B. Braid, L. Schlenker, M, Harris, K. Ribbeck, B. Mahanes, L, Johnson, K. Goold, P. Huisman, R. Scott. K. Towler, P. Shorb, C. Mahones. Row 3: T. Hurbutt, P. Wagner, K. Epperly, T, Birkel. T. Benson, D. Grant, R. Conicella. C. Lear, T. Mcknight, R. Meye, R. Butterworth, D. Underwood. Rich Moritz and Louella Claude use the stroboconn to tune up before class. Orchestra Officers: L. Claude¬ secretary, R, Butterworth- president. Senior bass player David Underwood enjoys a rehearsal. ORCHESTRA provided students with many musical opportunities this year. In addition to the annual concert, members of the group performed in several music festivals outside of the Quad Cities. Both soloists and the entire orchestra performed in the I.H.S.A, contest and other contests throughout the year. The spring musical provided a final flourish to the year ' s events. 58 Orchestra . The MARCHING BAND at Rocky has been one of which we could all be proud. Under the direction of Mr. Butterfield, the band came through with sparkling colors. They per¬ formed in the home football games and in many local parades, along with many competitive parades throughout the state. The band has spread Rocky ' s pride far and wide this year. Mike Chamberlain looks sharp in practice with the Marching Rocks. Planting seeds for the future - assistant drum major Chris Lear sets an example for a young observer. H nth $ SPmuul Marching Band Members Row I T McKnight. D. Sheese. R Meyer. L Tucker, S. Shaffer. C. VanHyfte Row 2 T Moran. M. DeVriese, M Skoworn, R. Conicela. S Heffernan, G Collier, C Griffin. C. Mahanes. L Ligon. B Aden. L. Claude. V Bowker, S Birrell. S Petrilli. A Marshall. G Bowling Row 3: P. Huisman. T Fussell. D. Grant. T Benson. T Birkel. D. Good. K Epperly. B Christie. N. Harmon, R. Mullins, C Stribling, P Wagner. M Pepping. T Hays. C Lear. Row A K Ribbeck. T Schmitt. P Sebben, L Yellock. D. Simms, G. KeN, K. Sajak. S. Blaser. L Bowker. S. Burton, L Claude. S. DeVriese. G Euring. K Goold. P Shorb. D Tanner. R. Scott Row 5: S Hendren. R Reed, M Chamberlain. T Murphy. T Hurlbutt. F. Munson. L. Durey. M Little. T Sanders. A Nelson. B. Mahanes. L. Johnson. R Jett. L Howel Row 6: R Roach. D Noblet. M Mis, K Hoben. L. Putnam, L Congdon. B Buckholtz, A Schiller. S Howell. T. Wiliams, N. Bryant. L. McClelland. M B Klatt. C. Weinert. D Huisman 160 Marching Band qCK ISLAtffi HUH $ SCHOQB nwpH VMHM ¥! Marching Band 161 mm Cadre: C. Lear, N. Bryant, B, Aden, T, Hurlbutt, T, McKnight, P. Huisman. Color Guard Members: Row 1: L, Claude, S. Hetfernan. Row 2: T. Williams, B, Buckholtz. A. Shiller. S. Howell, G. Bowling, T. Moran. Drum Majors: C. Lear, K. Ribbeck, R, Scott, . Huisman. Flag Corps Members: C. Weinert, L. Putnam, D. Noblet, L. Mclellan, R. Roach, N. Bryant, L. Congdon, D. Huismdn, M.B. Klatt, K. Hoben, M. Mills. Concert Band Members Row 1: K. GooW, L. Johnson, M. Little, P Sebben. B. Mahanes. T, Sanders, A. Nelson. P. Huisman. P, Shorb. V Bowker, B. Aden. Row 2: L. Howell, S. DeVriese. L. Claude, L. Bowker. T. Hurtbutt. P. Wagner, C. Stribling. R Mulins. R Scott, G. Collier. C. Griffin. B Tanner. K. Towler Row 3: L YeUock. R Jett. G. Euring. T. Schmitt, S. Burton, A. Marshall. F Munson. M Chamberlain, R Reed, T. Murphy, T Benson. D. Grant. C Mahanes. N. Harmon, K. Epperly, D. Good. S Petrili. L. Ligon. S. Blrrell. Row 4: M. Skoworn, T Fussell. C. Lear. R. Conicella. M Pepping. M. DeVriese. T. Hays. B Christie Row 5: C. VanHyfte. S. Blaser. D. Simms, R. Meyer. L Tucker. T. McKnight. D. Sheese. S. Hendren. S. Shatter Missing A. Garza. L. Reed. B. Cather, V Philpott, R Greenman. Senior Patti Huisman goes under-cover as a musical Mouseketeer. Senior alto sax player Laura Durey practices diligently on some tough spots. Tim Hurtbutt takes some much needed time out from a chaotic day as he awaits the return of the band director. 162 Concert Band The CONCERT BAND performed in several home concerts this year, in addition to traveling to various other music festivals. Individual members of the Band took part in the Augustana and Quad Cities Honor Bands. A number of students also participated in the I.H.S.A. Solo and Ensemble Contest. Whether playing pop or classical, the Concert Band students have had a good musical experience this year. Junior Tim Hurlbutt concentrates on memory work as he practices his bari sax. Flutist Lisa Ligon prepares herself for an exciting hour of rehearsal. Concert Band Officers: Row 1: P. Sebben - secretary, B. Aden - president. Row 2: K. Gooid - vice-president, C. VanHyfte - treasurer. ft aaaaoaoBiwoeffle )) Concert Band 16; Clowning around in the rhythm section are juniors Jim Ostrom and Tony Vogel. 164 Jazz Band The JAZZ BAND added a lot to the music program at the Rock. Students had the opportunity to express themselves musically in a less formal atmosphere than that of a rigid marching or concert band. The class performed a variety of music including jazz, rock, pop, and some disco. The students also participated in various festivals and competitions abroad. Overall, the Jazz Band has proved to be an excellent experience educationally and musically for the students. Jazz Band Members: Row 1: K. Ribbeck, A. Marshall. F. Munson. L. Durey, P. Huisman, K. Goold. Row 2: T. McKnight, T. Birkel, J. Rakus. Row 3: T. Vogel, J. Ostrom, L. Schlenker. K. Soeken, T. Fussell, M. Skoworn, M. Pepping, C. Lear. Jazz Band Officers: L. Schlenker- librarian, T. McKnight- president, L. Durey- secretary. Senior drummer Tim McKnight takes time while playing to smile for the camera. CONCERT GLEE CLUB; Concert Glee performs for the Rocky Pops Concert ' s Annual Christmas Concert, Spring Show and for school assem¬ blies. Within this group, are many fine singers who entertain as Soloists and in small ensem¬ bles. QQaaajQBawQBe Lisa Mllefchick keeps a close eye on her neighbor. Definitely interested, but in whot, fellows? Concert Glee Club Officers; C. Wilson, B. Montgomery. N. Thonn. CONCERT GLEE CLUB Members, Row 1; T. Moore, C.M. Wilson, N. Thonn, R. Milligan, L. Vaughn. D. Walker, D. McFall, S. Gold. S, Plank. Row 2; Director; R. Maurus. J. Cummias, N. Nelson, R. Beswick, J. Newberry, L. Milefchick, B. Dawson, L. Palicki, B. Jepson. Row 3; D. Sims, T. Elmore. J. Coulter, B. Montgomery, D, Jones, A. Dortman. Vm Concert Glee 165 CHAMBER GLEE CLUB are the select and elite singers at Rocky. They perform as both a small madrigal group and as a swing choir. During the school year they will perform for many civic, business and church organizations as well as school assemblies. rock island SCNIOR high school Chambler Glee Club Members: Row 1: T. Dennise. L. Kelly. L. Fox. A. Grif¬ fiths. J. Hynd, N. Gordon, S. Kulp, J. Newnham, J. Kittleson, L. Tobin, C, Walter. Row 2; Mr. Maurus, A. Far- rance, C. Moore, D. Hasselroth, R. Simmer, R. Kinnan. Above April Griffith ' s head revals a different side of her. Play Boy Bun- You can always tell who the Clowns are 166 Chamber Glee 1 __ . i - ‘1 4 Solo Singers Barber Shop 167 Soloist and Duet Memebers; Row 1: R. Farrance, T. McGee, C. Moore, Row 2; S. Kulp, L. Tobin, J. Newberry, R. Beswick. D. McFall, S, Walker. Barber Shop Quartet Members: Row 1; R. Kinnan, C, Moore, R. Simmer, D. Hasselroth, A Farrance SOLOISTS, DUETS and BARBERSHOP QUARTET: This group of singers will perform during the school year as Soloists and small ensembles. They sang in the Pops Concert and some will participate in the Christmas Concert. Mickey Mouse lends a helping hand to the Bar ber Shop Quartet during Home Coming Assem bly. Don ' t worry Ron Simmers, not everyone is staring. An interesting day in the Mu¬ sic room. MIXED GLEE CLUB Members: Row 1. L. White, K. Weinstein, V. Washington, A. Kelleher, K. Overton. Row 2, D. Walker, T. Pauwels, P. Wilson, J. De Garmo. M. Cunningham, S. Nichols, L. Valberg, S. Wade, V. Henderson, S. Hester, Row 3; P. Davis, F. Vogel, D. Nunn, L. Jones, L. Green, D. Frye, P. Haynes. F. Butler, L. Glasby, D. Gray, W. Albert. Row 4; Mr. Maurus. J. Coulter, G Pursell, S. Simmer, A McGee, L. Richardson, D. Morey, J. Monday We saw what you did, and we know who you are. Mixed Glee Club Officers; from Top to Bottom are; V. Henderson, S. Wade, K. Weinstein. MIXED GLEE CLUB is mainly a sophomore organization but is open to any student at Rocky who wishes to sing. This group performs for most school programs but is also a feeder chorus for the other choral groups. The best singers will become a part of both Concert and Chamber Glee Club next school year. 168 Mixed Glee Drama Club 169 It is Drama Club ' s goal to present plays that interest and entertain audiences, Theater is a mirror of life; Theater at the Rock hopes to inspire students in the world of theater. Drama Club Officers: Ann VanHook. Theresa Hoing. Chris Scherer. Chris Gulley, and Karen Nightengale. Drama Clubbers are always willing to lend a productive hand for the plays. Row 1: J. Mundy. K. Polling. Row 2: R. Burgner. C. Young. C. Scherer, T. Hoing. S. Young. S. Robertson, W. Kolinchinsky, R. Tunnel. T. Hayes. Row 3: K. Black, C. Gulley, Leon, K. Fackel. T. Long. Row 4: P. Smith, D. Rogers. K. Brooks. L. Congdon, G. Bowling. V. Schwartzkopf. Chris Scherer and Cindy Janecke go over the coming years events. DRAMA CLUB is an organization for those students who wish to be involved in theatre, both through activity and production. Cast Members: Row 1: C. Moore-Mr. Henderson. J. Munday-Donald, K. Swanson-Mr. DePinna, K. Poling-The Man. Row 2: C. Scherrer- Rheba. C. Janecke-Penelope Sycamore, A VanHooke-Alice Syca¬ more, T. Hoing-Mrs. Kirby. T. Hayes-Tony Kirby. J. Donner-The Duch¬ ess. Row 3: T. Tingle-Paul Sycamore. C, Gulley-Mr. Kirby. R. Tunnell- Martin Vanderhof. A. Spurgettis-Boris Kolenkhov, C, Young-Ed Car¬ michael, K, Nightengale-Essie Carmichael. Have you lost a little weight. Mr. DePinna? You ' re all too kind . says the Grand Duchess Natasha to the Sycamore family. Oh, excuse me! says Penny. 170 Productions Eddy shows off muscles to bank president Ed Hoffman. Setting: John Shallman as Howard Carol, Cindy Janecke as Agnes Carol, Mark Bishop as Eddie: Standing: left to right: Mary Edwards as Ginger Carol. Joyce Bevans as Jeannie Carol, Terry Tingle as Ed Hoffman. Donna Graham as Liz. Chris Gulley as Bob Wilson, and Kent Poling as Tommy Green Missing from picture: Cindy Wallers as Joyce Carol, director Leah Collins. Ginger ' s mother offers her sympathy. Father gives a stern talk to his daughter, Jeannie. Productions 17 p m | y Ml A JL £1 m t ' l PLAY PRODUCTIONS CLASS at Rocky is designed to train students in backstage theater productions. Before the productions, students are busy building and painting flats, designing props, and setting up scenery. Makeup and costuming are also a part of the training, These students become the backstage engineers of the plays. Making sure that the cast doesn ' t miss a line, director Leah Collins is always at stage side. Mrs. Rowland is obviously pleased with the pertormdnce of her drama class. Clean-up around here isn ' t always easy for Lori White. Who would have ever thought of these two painters? 72 KEY CLUB Key Club Members: Row 1: T. Beasley, R, Carpentier. R, Roach. Row 2: P. Caras, S. Wire, C. Brown, K. Brooks, L. Hatlett, S. Hallberg, C. Andrews Row 3: L. Moran, A. Gragg, S. Gold, K. Fackel, D. Mirr. D. Robinson, L. Wakeland, L. Wheelan Row 4: B. Heth, and S. Robertson lembers Row 1: R. Brauch. L, Faigen, N. Pedraza, S. Iguchi. J. Pauwels, L. Tobin. Row 2: V. Wakeland, B. Motz, C. Andrews, Knodel, A. Griffiths, S. Gottwalt, D. Bartell. Row 3: P. Dennis, K. S. Kincaid, C. Wickline, M. Cullison. T. Soltow, and S. Robert¬ r QQaacaoaavooaie 1 KEY CLUB is a community service club that is involved in a variety of activities. This year it had a bake sale and a very successful Thanksgiving Dance. The sponsor this year was Dr. Tibbett who helped the club to broaden its service projects. The Computer Project, the Another Pair of Hands project, and entering Task Force number t were all a part of Key Club ' s achievements. o as CLUB had a full calendar of events this year. The activities included the annual sale of Christmas grams to raise money for a scholar¬ ship fund and an International Day designed to provide a better understanding of the world. The club was also responsible for sending Rocky students overseas, as well as supporting foreign exchange students. This year Norma Pedrozo, from Mexico, Jette Donner, from Denmark, and Shungo Iguchi from Japan were our foreign exchange students. AFS CLub Officers and exchange students: Leon Faigen, Norma Pe¬ draza, Shungo Iguchi, Jette Donner, Linda Tobin, and Mary Pauwels. Missing is Bruce Hunecke, club presi¬ dent Key Club Officers: Row 1: Rhonda Carpentier, Secretary, Diane Mirr, Treasurer. Row 2: Scott Robertson, Vice President, and Paul Sohl, Presi¬ dent. AFS Ke y Club 173 ‘L .. T 1 . • Chess Team Members: Row 1: C. Husted, M. Race. M. Cutler. T. Hurlbutt, R. Bannas, P. Hornback. Row 2: J. Kerr. T. Clayton, K. Pip- pert. C. Graves, L. Schlenker, J. Birrell, B. Young. P. Campbell, Coach Christopher Rob¬ in. Row 3: S. Gold. C. Conden, J. Vogel, S. Thomas. Missing: J. Leiby, L. Sanders, L. Reed. J. Tweet. R. Griffith. R. Yeater, F. Crawford. P. Klatt. T. Hillyer, E. Talbot, Coach Earl Strupp. Paul Klatt Knows when he has his opponent licked. Sophomore Rob Griffiths figures on beating the chess computer. Charles Husted contemplates his end-game strategy. Senior team member Mark Race searches to find the most relaxing position for brain func¬ tion. The ROCKY CHESSMEN were active as usual. The pawnplayers went to tournaments at Poplar Grove, Ottowa, West Aurora, Amboy and Iowa City and host¬ ed their own Boulder Dash Invitational Team Tourney in February. Tri-county league play went through two rounds, in November and February, with a League tournament in March! The chess season culminated with the trips to the State Team Championship Tourna¬ ment, at Lincolnway High in New Lenox. April 24-25. and the State Individual Tourney at Bradley, May 1-2. The Rocks are coached by Earl Strupp and Art Milton. 174 Chess Team Tom Lenz and Dawn Miles take a moment to notice an outside distraction - the yearbook photographer ' s assistant. Tim Miller really hits the research books before a High School Bowl Game. HIGH SCHOOL BOWL was composed of eight students with a desire to have intellectually competitive fun. The team members met on set days, before and after school, to practice for the meets with teams from other schools. High School Bowl helps students to develop mental agility and quick recall. Tim Miller and Jim Peterson ponder a tough question in a training session. High School Bowl Members: Row 1: D. Miles, J. Shallman, T. Miller. Row 2: J. BeDunn, T. Lenz, J. Peterson. Row 3: Mr. Armstrong, M. Cutler, J. Rakus. Leon Faigen is keeping an eye out for two more cookie monsters. Leon has just the solution for Mr. Armstrong, yet the latter prefers his own. Science Council members: Row 1. L. Schlenker, T, Geuz. S. Robertson. S Wire. L. Moran, J. Shallman. C. Wilson. L. Wayne, S. Moran, P. Huisman. Row 2.: G. Bowling, T. Tingle. K. Brooks, T. Duyuesouck, B. Motz. T. Miller, J. Peterson, D. Robinson. R. Haynes. C. Gehn, Row 3: M. Klatt, L. Congdon, N. Nelson, K. Albrecht, R. Gerard, S. Waller, C Peters, D. Miles. A. Farrance. T. Beasiely, Row d: C. Wickline. C. Andrews, T. Soltow, M. Cutler, J. Rdkus, K. Karzin. S. Iguchi, Row 5: M. Morrison, M. Staes, C. Jacks, M. Marble. J. Smith. L. Preston, T. Lenz. L. Faigen, T. Welsh, Row 6: S. Shaffer. S. Haynes, P. Williams, D. Sedam, K. West, B. Braid, D. Peters. D. Carson. T. Young. You can always find these two at the watering hole Julie King and Deanna Carlson aren ' t counting the calories now. 176 Science Council Science Council Officers: Bill Motz, Jeff Rakus and Mic Cutler. Bending their backs for science council are Barb Gaily, Bill Motz, Ted Nieman, and Alan Marble Mindy Marble gets great counciling from other members while she is slicing the ham. SCIENCE COUNCIL brings together the great minds of the three divisions of the High School Bowl Camera Club, and Science Club. Science Council has a fondue party for the three divisions, as well as various special pro¬ jects. Mr. Armstrong mixes the punch to prevent Mike Morrison from spiking it. Rhonda Jarrard and Liz Wyane are the cookie monsters of the fondue Science Council 177 rn s fl r ' II ' t 1 But p i _ J Duyvejonck steps to measure the chemicals Camera Club Members Row 1: D. Peters. D. Miles, D Sheakley. P Hayes. F. Hynd Row 2: C. Wilson, T Soltow, S. Noguchi, J. Rakus. T. Duyvejonck, K. Brooks. Row 3: N. Nelson. K Albrecht, C. Wick¬ line. C Andrews. R. Meyers. D. BarteH. G. Bowling. K. Karzin. Row 4: J Martin. M B. Klatt. P. Huisman, D Sedom, L, Schlenker. S. Haynes. 1. Congdon. C. Gehn. The CAMERA CLUB had an active year started off by a series of lecture-dem¬ onstration sessions on the operation of a 35mm camera. These classes were taught by Mr. Armstrong, who sparked enthusiasm in all participants. Club members were also able to learn the fine points of black and white printing in the darkroom. lackie Selman and Lisa Schlenker pon¬ der on the correct way to use a bulk film loader. Camera Club Officers: T. Duyvejonck D. Peters, and J. Rakus. a � £4 . H|r ■ .j Science Club members Bill Motz. Laura Krakovic. and Mike Morrison look on while Sue Hamilton and Mike Staes examine fossils. Deana Carlson. Mindy Marble and Liz Wayne apply what they learned on the field trip to the Archeology Museum at Agustana. Science Club Officers: D. Miles-Treasurer, T. Soltow-Secretary. B. Motz-Presi- dent, J. Rakus-Vice-President. SCIENCE CLUB had an active membership that took part in a variety of activities this year. Programs included a Christmas fondue, field trips, a spring steak fry, and a campus tree¬ planting project. Concessions work helps pay for those special field trips and all the good food for the big parties. Neil Kastor of WHBF started off the year with a program on weather. Other programs included the fields of geology, biology, chem¬ istry, and physics. ( Science Club members: Row 1: G. Bowling, S. Robertson, S. Wyre, L. Moran. L. Faigen. L. Wayne, C. Wilson, D. Robinson. T. Beasley. Row 2: B. Galley, J. Smith, K. Brooks. W. Peters, T. Tingle, B, Motz. S. Hamilton, T. Soltow. M. Klatt, J. Walker. A. Smith. Row 3: T. Duvejounk. T. Genz, S. Waller, N. Nelson, T. Elston, R. Gerrad, L. Hefter, L. Perry, P. Haynes, D. Miles. Row 4: M. Morrison, S. Haynes, J. Peterson. Row 5: M Marble, B. Braid, C. Jacks, S. Thomas, D. Carlson, J. Martin, S. Moran, D. Peters, J. Rakus. S. Iguchi. Row 6: J. Shallman. J. King, T. Miller, D. Sheakly. (( QQaaoaoaavQQCiis .)) Science Club II I I bq ? ms ISO Quill « Scroll Junior Rotarian Quill and scroll members are D. Parker, K. Burkert. T. Soltow, and L. Johnson Junior Rotations ROW 1: K. Kotecki, C. Jaenke, D, Ballard. ROW 2: P. Sebban, L. Seigert. ROW 3: D Spector. A, Bibbee, M, Staes, K. Nightengale, S. Linn. ROW 4: K Burkert, C. Wilson, P. Sohl, Missing: T. Nei- man Shelley Linn is this years ' Merit Semi-Finalist. The Commended Students this year are Linda Tobin, Julie Drunl, Lisa Hegg, Jason DeBuhn, and Paul Sohl. Paul Sohl is the S.A.R, re¬ cipient this year. D ' Juana Ballard received the D.A.R. Award this year. Commended Students DAR SAIR 18 Sophomore National Honor Society Members: Row 1: Mika Atkins. Paula Caras. Kristan Cockerill. Eric Detwiler, Beth Duin. Mary Edwards, Shari Ekstrom, Tricia Elston. Sharon Gold, Marcos Herrera, and Cheryl Hutting. Row 2: Susan LeBow, James Lemkau, Marian McCart, Alan Marble, Mike Pearson, Susan Petrilli, Robin Robinson, Sarah Sohl, Michael Spector, and Harry Theus. Row 3: Terry Tingle. Jonathon Tweet, Andrea VanHook. Richard Witmer, and Kristin Young. Missing members: Kim Spear, Kathleen Thompson, Noel Vickers, and David Whan Thirty sophomore students had a cummulative grade point average of 3.65 or better and were therefore invited to become provisional mem¬ bers of the SOPHOMORE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY. They selected Sarah Sohl as the sophomore assis¬ tant treasurer. The sophomores were in charge of ushering at the National Honor Society Induction Ceremony. ' 182 Sophomore National Honor Society Thirty-six Junior students have a cummulative grand point average of 3.65 or better and were therefore invited to become Provisional mem¬ bers of the JUNIOR NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY, some for their second year. Tandy Niemann was elected as Junior Assistant Teasurer. Junior members were in charge of the reception at the National Honor Society Induction Ceremony. Junior National Honor Society Members: Row 1: Nancy Nielsen. Tandy Niemann. Liz Palicki, Mike Reid. David Rubovits, Lisa Strieter, David Timmer, Lynn Wheelan, Chris Wickline, and Paul Wiener. Row 2: Lisa Hatlett. Sue Henneman. Tim Hurlbutt. Cindy Johnson, Kevin Johnson, Mary Beth Klatt, Chris Lear, Roxanne Mier, and Dawn Miles. Row 3: Cheryl Andrews, Darlene Bartell, Julie Carius, Nita Carver, Mary Cullison. Glenn Elston, Terry Engholm. Kelly Fackel, and Elizabeth Hanson. Missing members: Barry Boehm, Denise Brown, Angie Dasso, Tammy Dennis, Jeanie Kittleson, Chad Larson, Jack Leiby, and Teresa Smith. Junior National Honor Society 18: Members of Senior National Hon¬ or Society were: ROW 1: B. Aden. V. Armstrong, D. Attwood. R. Ausdal, D. Ballard, T. Beasley, M. Beckmann, J. Be- Duhn. A. Bibee, J, Birrell, L. Braner, R. Carpentier, ROW 2: M, Cutler. J. Druhl, D. Grant, J, Gil¬ liam, L. Hegg, S, Howell. A. Ho- zak, C. Janecke, J. King, K, Ko- tecki, L. Krakovec, M. Lemkau. ROW 3: S. Levin, L. Sieged, D. Mirr, M. Morrison, S. Munday, T. Niemann, M. Pauwels, P. Roilly, K. Ribbeck, S, Robertson, D. Robin¬ son, S. Robinson, ROW 4: L. Schlenker, S. Linn, P. Sohl, D. Spector, M. Staes, L, Tobin, C. Verhille. R. Williams, C. Wilson, T. Yazbec, A. Yokas, S, Young Missing from pictures were: R. Bannas, M. Kulp, I. McLaughlin. Fifty-one Senior students have a cummulative grade point average of 3.65 or better and have submit¬ ted an application for full member¬ ship into the SENIOR NATIONAL HON¬ OR SOCIETY. These applications in¬ dicate the ways in which the appli¬ cants have served their school and their community during the high school days. Each applicant also has the endorsement of three teachers, Officers elected to serve the Na¬ tional Honor Society — full member¬ ship are: President —Shelley Linn Secretary-Jean Gilliam Treasurer-Mike Staes Twenty-five seniors have a cummu¬ lative grade point average of 4.00 or better and are therefore listed in the HIGH HONORS group for the school year 1980-81. High Honors graduates of the Class of 1981 were: ROW 1: L, Sieged, R. Ausdal. T. Beasley. BeDuhn, A. Bibee, L. Braner, R. Carpentier, D. Grant. ROW 2: L. Hegg, A. Hozak, K. Kotecki, S. Lev S. Linn, T. Niemann, M. Pauwels. D. Robinson. ROW 3: S. Robinson, A. Aden, P. Sohl, D. Spector, Tobin. C. Vernille. C. Wilson. T. Yazbec. Missing from picture is: R. Bannas. 184 Senior National Honor Society High Honors Printer Todd Kolls runs another page of the Crier through the printing Press. Chris Carsell and Stephanie Bohl look over a new project on the light table Jeff Brugman crops pictures to go into the next edition of the school paper. The VOCATIONAL GRAPHIC ARTS I AND II students are the back bone of the Crim¬ son Crier. They work in the darkroom, stripping, plate making and presswork areas of the shop, preparing negatives and plates for the offset press. The print shop was fortunate to get a new photo¬ typesetter this year to help speed up production in the shop. It will be a time saver in working with the newspaper, and will help prepare students for more job opportunities. Some of the various pro¬ jects include note pads, silk screening. Rocky Literary Magazine and business cards. School production jobs include hall passes, posters, tickets, class room in¬ structional papers, padding and adminis¬ trative form. At the end of the course the Vocational II students will have mastered the above areas and should be success¬ ful in entry job skills in the Graphic Arts Printers: Row 1: K. Newsome, A. Thompson. Row 2: P. Talboon, K. LaMay. Row 3: P. Kallenbach, S. Bohl, A Garcio. D. Sheese, J. Keirm. C. Carson. Row 4: D. Hawkinson. J. Depaepe. M. Lyon, J. Brugman. H. Nokes. T. Kolls. First Semester Crimson Crier Staff: Row 1: Deidre Thomas, Krista Dawkins, Robin Knodel. Laurie Kayser, Kelly Burkert, Row 2: Scott Haynes, Nick Peschang, Chris Larson, and David Parker. THE CRIMSON CRIER is the laboratory class of the journalism sequence at Rocky. After successfully completing Journalism I, in which the student acquires the skills necessary for writing for a newspaper, he or she then puts these skills into practice by becoming a staff member of The Crimson Crier. The paper has a long tradi¬ tion of excellence among the high school newspapers of the nation. It is usually awarded the first class rating in the Na¬ tional Scholastic Press Association ratings, and is well known and respected by its peers in Journalism. The Crier is the voice and spirit of Rock Island High School. Co-Editors for the Crier during first se¬ mester: Chris Larson and David Parker as copy editor and editor-in-chief re¬ spectively. The staff works hard together to pre¬ pare for the next issue of the school newspaper. Chris Larson is deep in thought while he works on his assignment. A AA Primcnn Cr t r 1 1 wm Decker Magee is finishing a page layout for the next issue of the paper. Business Manager Adam Walker makes transactions over the phone. The Second Semester Crimson Crier Staff: Row 1: L. Johnson. Row 2: D. Bartell, R. Kovitz. W. Kolinchinsky, S Denney. J. Ram¬ sey. B. Grawe, A Gray, D. Ma¬ gee, and advisor N Peschang Row 3: L. Reed, S. Pardee, J. Nessler, G. Miller, A. Marshall, T. Abel. T. Hayes. Row 4: T. Bow¬ den, C. Durham, B. Ramsey, T. Skaggs, R. Melody Row 5: R Hurt, A. Walker, C. Young, G Cohen, and G. McCorkle. Darlene Bartell helps Amy Gray type up an assignment. Co-Editors for the second semester Crimson Crier: Todd Abel and Laurie Johnson. Crimson Crier 18i SENA TE began with a whole new look this year. The new advisor, Ellis Schaffer, assisted the group in adapting to the new format. Even with all the deadlines to meet, conflicts to resolve, and bills to pay, the Senate proved itself equal to the task, Senate aided in many activities this year from the organization of Homecoming Week to the distribution of referendum leaflets. This year the Senate had a strong link with the School Board, thus providing a channel between the student body and the Administration. This valuable channel is the Senate. Junior Senators: Row 1 B. Ramsey, S. Hallberg. Row 2: L. McClelland, R. Roach, K. Swanson, A. Gragg. L. Stricter. Row 3: K. Fackel. L. Wheelan, J. Anderson. Row 4: T. Smith and J. McCowan. Senate Officers. Vice President Lisa Braner. President Shelly Lynn, Parlia¬ mentarian Tab Smith, Secretary Rita Roach, and Treasurer Stephanie Hall¬ berg. Senior Senators: Row 1: S. Robertson, L. Allison, L. Sieged, A. Yokas, L. Braner, T. Beasley, T. Brown. Row 2: S. Lynn, K. Nightengale, W. Kolinchinsky. and D. Mirr. Missing from picture is B. Love. 88 Senate Senate 189 v: V,. Sophomore Senator Terry Tingle thinks hard for some new ideas for a dance. When it comes to working hard and giving results. Senior Senators really stack up! Sophomore Senators: Row 1: M Atkins. J. Doran, M. Macnamara, T. Tingle, S. Sohl. Row 2: D. Whicker, and M. Neely. Missing from picture are: P. Caras. R. Hill, and S. Juang Senator Rita Roach rounds up people for the tug-of-war dur¬ ing Homecoming Week. 3 Lettermen This year ' s Lettermen: Row 1: D. Mirr. T. Smith. Row 2: J. Brugman. T. Carlson. P. Mcleary, J. DeYoung, K. Fackel. J. Suarez, M. Pauwels, J. Giliam, J. Hynd, L. Wakeland, R. Milligan, C M. Wilson, K. Staes, D. Robinson. Row 3: J. Birrell. D. Enstrom, G. Pohlman, M. Darby, T. Sanders, B. Love, L. Siegert. C. Kir- zeder, C. Wilson, A. Dasso, B. Suarez, R. Robinson, K. Young, D. Styx, V. Bowker. Row 4: E. Nunn, S. Gerstein, G. Armstrong, A. Walker, D. Ballard, W. Clay, W. Kelly. B. Plechaty, J. Voss, K. Boeye, L. Long, S. Ekstrom. Row 5: T. VanDeWalle, T. Brown, T. Sellers, T. Sanders, M. Martinez, T. DeSmet, A. Bibee. J. Kittleson. L. Strieter. S. Hendren, M. Edwards, L. Hegg. Row 6: R. Ausdal, T. Niemann, R. Humphrey. R. Sheley, M. Beckman, A. Griffiths, S. Gottwalt. Row 7: R. Carpentier, S. Murphy, and J. Shallman. Lettermen ' s Club members M. Beck¬ man, T. Brown, J. DeYoung, T. Smith, P Mcleary, and L. Siegert practice their skills at cards for Casino Night. Lettermen Officers: Secretary Diane Mirr. President Lori Siegert, and Vice President Tab Smith. LETTERMEN ' S CLUB this year has been extremely busy with many projects at the Rock. For the first time the club sponsered the Homecoming dance, which was very suc¬ cessful. Casino Night was also a big activity which is annually put on by the club. The Lettermen also ran the Hospitality room after every home basketball game. This room was open to current and alumni major letter win¬ ners. Lettermen ' s Club has been an active organization supporting R.I.H.S. athletics. D. Mirr, T. Brown. T. Smith, T. Corlson, and L. Siegert are ail ready to roll for the big dough at Casino Night. Lettermen 191 Teresa Soltow and Diane Mirr add a smile to the Pep Club bake sale advertisement. 1 i m frj m p • Pep Club Members: Row 1: B. Hanson. L. Metcalf, M. Saelens, L. Green. G. Bowling, C. Brown. S. Plank, D. Heinze. N. Thcnn, K. Burkes. Row 2: D. Reynolds. W. Kolinchinsky. K. Fackel, B. Suarez. L. Allison, A. Bibee. J. Dickerson, M. Cobb, P. Coras, K. Kockerill. S. Jung, K. Hershman, T. Beasly, L. Moran, J, Peterson. Row 3: R. Mosely, A. Farrar, J. Voss, B. Plechaty. S. LeBow, K. Dawson, B. Ovin, S. Ekstrom. J. Collins, S. Gray. L. Poffenberger, D. McFall, T. Lyle, N. Pittman, J, Carrius. Row 4; S. Gold. L. Kinkaid, J. Ferm. L. Hattlet, R. Roach. C. Johnson, C. Andrews, L. Long, D Styx, M. McCart, N. Spector. J. Pickett, K. Kettman. Scott Robertson gives Pep Club bake sale workers Angie Dasso, Rhonda Carpentier, and Teresa Soltow his business. PEP CLUB has been very active this year. They have been on out of town trips to support athletics at the Rock, and have painted banners each week for the sports activities, The Rocky Pep Club has been very active promoting the maximum spirit for our high school. Pep Club Officers: A. Bibee-Vice-President, D. Mirr-President, and L, Allison-Secretary n Pep Club PINNETTES sponsor several events during the year to raise money to aid the wrestlers with expenses for away meets. They assist in keeping scores, taking up mats, and decorating the field house for home meets. The Pinnettes maintain the tradition of cheering on the wrestlers, and the spirit of these young women help to make the wrestling season a much better one. With the Pinnettes standing behind the wrestlers, they ' ll always feel that their Number One! Deidre Thomas, Theresa Hoing, Gretchen Navota, and Lisa Congdon help keep the wrestling room neat and tidy. Theresa Hoing supports the Rocky Grapplers through thick and thin. Modeling one of the club shirts is Pinnette Cindy John¬ son. Pinnette members: Row 1: A. Griffiths, N. Bryant, A. Schiller, L. Kayser, R. Perez, P. Sedgwick. Row 2. S. Gottwolt, P. Huisman, L. Congdon, C. Stribling, C. DeBuyser, H. Navota. Row 3: G. Navota. Row 4: B. Mor¬ gan, T, Tucker. G. Barnes, S. Stokes, D. Thomas, M. Bryant, T. Murphy, C. Jones. Row 5: M. Beckmann. Pinnettes 193 Terry Walztoni and BM Motz discuss some important matters at a French Club meeting French Club members: Row 1 K. Weinstein, N. Spector. S. Juang. D. Heinze. D. Johnson. S Plank. D Barte . M. Hillman. Row 2: S. Kincaid. C. Mahanes, K Ribbeck, S. Young, B Mahanes. R. Scott. D. Bush, D. Miles. D Ballard Row 3: S. Henneman. C. Andrews. S. Murphy. A. Van Hook. C. Wickline. J. Moon. M B. Klatt. S. Howell. B. Motz. M. Macnamora Missing members: K, Dawson. K. Brooks. B Duin. N. Thom. T. Walztoni. and S. Le Bow. PANAMA open to any student at Rocky who wishes to broaden his or her social and cultural experiences. Speakers, pinata parties, and the annual Christmas dinner are all activities of Pan Am. The dinner is held at either Chimi ' s or Tortilla Flats, and each member re¬ ceives a Spanish souvenir, FRENCH CLUB has had a very successful year. It had many fund raising events such as the annual Gobble Gram Sale, and the bake sale. The money earned went to the Christmas party, caroling and a trip to a French restaurant. The club this year had many active members, topping last year ' s membership. Pam Am members: Row 1: J. Gutierrez. B Duin. C. Reimers. L Martel. C. Staley. S. Boyer. K, Schultz, S. Nichols. R Beswick, C. Brown, T. Elston. Row 2: J. BeDuhn. K. Dawson, V. Wake- land, K. Cocker , C. Kunkel, C. Ross. L. Metcalf. B Hanson. E. Nunn, S. Gold, and L. Pan Am members: Row 1: L Hefter. C Dailing. A Yokas. P. Caras. J. Peterson. S. Wire. T. Beasley, L Peterson. K Hendren. T Genz Row 2: E. Pizono. L Wakeland. C. Gulley, J. Fulscher Row 3: K Grawe. J. Macnamara. C. Anderson, D. Robinson. S Hendren Row 4 C M. Wilson, J Peterson. S Hamilton. Row 5: L. Krakovec. S Rohr. J. Anderson, L. D. Sedom. r 4 Pan Am French Club Frau Bowman plans the upcoming German Club activi¬ ties German Club members: Row 1: L. Streiter, K.C. Fackel, D. Mirr, K. Fackel. B. Heth, L. Hegg. Row 2: M. McCart, R. Robertson, K. Kettman, S, Watkins Row 3: P. Sedgwick. M. Keller, S. Sulser, S. Sohl. H. Ehlers C. Johnson, K. Albrecht. J. Martin. Row 4: T. Duveyjonc. S. Moran. D. Timmer, K. Swanson. P. Reilly. D. Attwood, P. Sohl, S. Galley. Three German Club members, Jim McNamara, Steve Moran, and David Timmer pose for a picture. German Club Officers: P. Sohl-Vice-President L. Hegg-Secretary, and K. Swanson-President GERMAN CLUB this year provided all interested students with an opportunity to study the German culture. More than 25 students with a common interest in Germany and it ' s traditions participated in German Club. The activities planned for the club this year included the popular Oktoberfest, a Christmas party with carolling in German, and the spring banquet. Members of the German Club also participated in various fund-raising activities. They also challenged the French Club to a softball game followed by a picnic. t eaaamiaavoQaia } The BLACK STUDENT UNION is an organization dedicated to bringing about a human understanding and brotherhood among all people. It seeks to aware all people of the accomplishments and contributions that black people have made to this country and are still making. Each year the B.S.U. awards a scholarship to a deserving student who has made a contribution to the community. All money raised, through activities such as bake sales, canned food drives, a chili supper, a pancake breakfast, and the Martin Luther King Memorial Ball, will go the scholarship fund. B.S.U. Members: Row 1: Mr. Peyton. R. Jett, D, Ballard, L. Baker, Mrs. Johnson. Row 2: M. McGee. D. Smith, M. Lewis, J. Johnson, J. Dorman, W. Kelly, J. Bland, D. Harbur, B. Wodham. Row 3: t. Moore, B. Morgan, D. Holland, G. Collier, D. Bragg. i i ■ Counting canned goods for the B.S.U. can drive are G. Collier, W. Steele, J. Dorman. R. Keys, and R. Hall. B.S.U. Officers: R. Jett - secretary, D. Ballard - president. L. Baker - vice-president. Wayland Clay, Wendy Kelly, Leon Baker, and Brenda Morgan put the finishing touches on a poster for the B.S.U. bake sale. 196 B.S.U. CWT Members: Row 1: S. Ford. L. Walker, D. Anderson. K. Dennis, S. Williams. D. VanBlaracom, D. Pulliam, B. Broemmer. Row 2: R. Lomas, D, Ranzel, K. Crowe. A. Sheehorn, T, Heim, L. Henry. J. Parrish. S. Horvath, D. Bierman, S. McGinnis. D. Biggs. Steve Ford keeps the dishes sparkling for those who eat at the Old Mill in Rock Island. Sue Horvath sells us all the great tunes at the Record Bar in South Park Mall. Kevin Crowe serves up the deli¬ cious food at Bishops Buffet. Claris for students whose common interest is on- the-job training in preparation for their future. This club is designed for students who care about their future, and who want to acquire knowledge about different occupations. ( QaaaamaqQenia )) CWT 197 DECA Members. Row 1; C. Hickman. B. Grant. T. BaHerson. K. Taylor. J. Johnson. Row 2: D. Weeks, B. Banks, J. Salsor, R. Lovette. B, Carothers. Row 3: J. Mills, H. Noakes. T. Lindly. J. Hendarn, K. Bullock, J. Mejia, H. Kilgard. Terra Batterson really helps her customers when it is added all up. Officers are: Row 1: Terra Ba Herson: Vice Pres. Donald Deviney, Row 2: Doug Weeks, Pres,, Toni Hendren, Treasurey, Holly Kilgard, Sec., DECA (DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION CLUBS are the only student organizations work¬ ing for the schools to promote Sales, Marketing and Management. Many busin¬ esses favor hiring D.E. Students because of their interest in training for Sales and Marketing Careers. DECA is a Non-Profit, Non-Sectarian Student Organization. The Rock Island Chapter is Self- Supporting with Members paying Chapter, State, and National Dues. For many students DECA is their only opportunity to partici¬ pate in social activities of the school. The Rock Island DECA Chapter participates in the Illinois Student Executive Conference in the Fall — the N.I.U. Competitive Events-Dekalb in the Winter, and the Illinois Career Development Conference in the Spring. At the local level we participate in the Employeer-Employee Banquet held each spring. Our money is raised thru Candy Sales and Working at the Concessions for the Football and Basketball games. Doug Weeks alwoys offers a friendl y smile. 198 DECA DECA Members II; Mr. Devinney, T. Stone, T. Foley, D. Koester. A. Walker, K. Manley, C. Davis, D. Underwood, S. Hall. (( QBQamaaagoQma )) Deca II 199 HERO is designed for any student 16 years and older who has a career interest in a Home Economics Relat¬ ed Occupation. Some typical HERO training stations are in places of employment related to child and adult care, clothing, production and services, nutrition, household and insti¬ tutional management, home furnishing, and public ser¬ vice occupations. The HERO program can find a job for any student who likes people and wants to help them. The training stations are selected with the students career interest, abilities and backgrounds in mind. HERO Officers: D. Ruge-Secretary, J. Quin- tana-Vice-President. V. Schwartzkopf-Presi- dent, S. Nolin-Treasurer. HERO members are: Row 1: J. Quintana, V. Hester, C. Young. Row 2: G. Mitchell. W. San¬ chez, A. Thompson, T. Derry, G. Kloster. K. Anderson. S. Shaffer, Mrs. Franck. Row 3: T. Conklin, J. Cole. C. Foulks. V Schwartzkopf. P. Botar, D. Ruge, S, Nolin. Jennifer Cole helps to prepare the dai¬ ly menu at the Rock. Vivian Schwartzkopf gets practical ex¬ perience working with the Head Start children. HERO Officers: T. Derry-President, S. Balliu.-Vice-President. C. Bester-Secre- tary Steve Shaffer and Tammy Conklin serve those great ham¬ burgers with a smile. Rodesha Muskeyvalley enjoys serving the delicious Rocky food HERO members: Row 1: Mrs. Franck. N. Ve- sey, T. Roberts. C. Bester. Row 2: R. Mus¬ keyvalley. K. Senatra, M. Erickson, M Pip- penger, J. McDaniel. S. Balliu. Row 3: L. DeCoster. S. Salias, D. Bateman. N. Culp. T. Derry. Hero 201 V.I.P students are at work in a typical classroom setting. ' Am I late? asks Mel Rosenthal Terry Christal explains the function of a distributor Dean Wilson works in the Thrift Shop sorting clothes. Instructor Eddie Kline Consoles a student. V.I.P Members: Row 1: J. Prochaska J. Jacobs, S, Miers, T. Duncan. Row 2: J. Rosenthal, D. Grimm. W. Rushing, S, McKavanaugh. The VOCATIONAL IMPROVEMENT PRO¬ GRAM (V.I.P.) is a unique opportunity for students, who otherwise might quit school, to get an education. The pro¬ gram consists of a student-run store and two classrooms. The students enter V.I.P. with the idea of earning a high school diploma while earning money with a part time job. This requires flexibility for the stu¬ dent to change his class schedule if his working hours are changed The atmo¬ sphere at the V.I.P. store school is re¬ laxed, allowing for informal activities be¬ tween classes, and close student-teach¬ er interaction. This type of arrangement meets the students immediate needs, and makes getting an education much more meaningful to them. One meets many interesting people on a trip to the Thrift Shop Lisa Franklin improves her typing during class. V.I.P. Members: Row 1: R. Johnson. D. Wilson, L. Franklin, T. Ankney. Row 2: V. Walker. P. Wallisuk. W. Jones. M. Martin. VIP 203 P v- ' r I 1 0 % vA i j Vic Walker takes a break between classes to listen to a student Mert Martin seems to be questioning what can I say? V.I.P. Members: Row 1: G. Tournear, P. Somer. R. Crowe, R, Irons. Row 2: T, Fues, Row 3: J. Perez, V. Walker, M. Rosenthal, C, Swanson, D, Droyoel, D. Becker, S. McKavanaugh. Theresa Duncan puts the finishing touches on a pottery mug before it is fired. 104 VIP Janie Jacobs. Dean Willson, and Jason Prochaska pause in the darkroom to pose for a picture. John Steele and Steve Harden work hard on a crafts project for class Chris Swanson models the newest fashions from the Thrift Shop. V I P. supervisors: V. Walker. E. Kline. A Lyon, and S. McKavanaugh. Washing windows on the job is Roger Irons. Rosanne Johnson experiments with ceramics in class. ' C ' mon guys, let ' s get serious. Yearbook staff members enjoy flirting with everyone. including cameramen and helicopter pilots. Denise expresses her feelings about being on a yearbook assignment all day. Rhonda instructs Darlene in the past- times of yearbook staff people. Tim practices the difficult art of 206 Watchtower On© more year has passed, and without the yearbook class, some of us may not have had the courage to keep going, We remember the first day, many of us had no idea what the class would entail. What was first considered just another class period with more homework, soon was thought of as a job, a hard job, The editors were trying to cram layouts, copy, outlines, pictures and cropping into our minds, and the adviser was endlessly stressing that we had to form all this information into a yearbook, and on top of it all, we had to do it in time for a deadline! Deadlines and no pictures became the num¬ ber one symbol of panic. Ron Chappel, prominent professional photogra¬ pher, and Kelly await the staff assembly for the group picture, Mrs. Conrad, watchtower adviser, always carries a big stick when it comes to getting work done. Yearbook staffers horse around with a Deere. Carrie. Todd, and Karen demonstrate team¬ work Yearbook Staff: Row t: M. Edwards. C. Wilson, L. Congdon, C. Gersten- berger, M. Applequist, P. Huisman, K. Burkert, J, Rakus, T. Carlson. Row 2: K Fackel, T. Able. Row 3: M. Beckman. J. Selman, D, Love, D. Bartell, R. Carpentier, T. Soltow, L. Schlenker, K. Albrecht, M. Pearson. Missing: L. Cole, L. Hatlett, K, Staes. Co-Editors: Kelly Burkert, Teresa Soltow. Denise relaxes during a sunny nature walk The HEALTH OCCUPATIONS program (H.O.) allows the senior students to work half-days in a health related job. This program pro¬ vides a joint cooperative effort between the public school system and the communi¬ ty, and also helps the student adjust more easily to the world of work. H.O. students give of themselves through caring for oth¬ ers. H.O. Members: Row 1: M. Meadows, G. Kehl, T. Buchan¬ an, R. Hamlin. Row 2: L. Tucker , F. McLaughlin, R.N., M, Weisenburg, M. Sanders. J Always mountains of soiled linens for nurses ' aid Geri Kehl to dispose of. H.O. Officers: T. Buchanan, M. Meadows, R, Hamlin. Michele Meadows studys the heart model to learn more about heart attacks. Tracey Buchanan records specimen samples at the Metro¬ politan Medical Laboritory. 2 °S H.O. The BASIC NURSE ASSISTANT program (B.N.A.) provides the junior student with all the necessary patient-care skills to advance in the health care field, In addition to providing educa¬ tion and a better understanding of medical procedures, BNA equips the student with a dated record of every learned nursing skill. This proves useful for the future. � V •„ BNA members: Row 1: K. Graham, J. Franks, J. Gillis, C. Johnson, C. Jones, T. Byrd. Row 2: T. McNair, S. Palmer, D, McGhee, S. Waller, L. Put¬ nam, F. McLaughlin, R.N., Row 3: K. Clark, C. Horton. D. Housby, L. Huber. Missing from picture: J. Fulscher, T. Hampton, S. Sanchez, M. Lewis, Taking TPRS (Temperature, pulse, and respiration) are J. Huber, S. Palmer, D. Housby, C. Jones, J. Gillis. and D. McGhee. Kirk Clark, Julie Franks, and Tonya McNair visit the linen closet to get linens for bedmaking. Demonstrating the technique of bedmaking are BNA students Lori Huber and Sandy Palm¬ er. BNA 209 mf Accounting tor the Sophomores in Attendence Office is Crystal Myers. The CWT work training club is designed for students who care about their future, who desire success, and want to acquire knowledge about occupations. To show their appreciation to an employer who was willing to give them a chance, the students assisted in planning the annual Employer-Employee Appreciation Ban¬ quet. Funny guy Glen Soike is always put on the spot Angie, that poses belongs in Vogue Row 1; A. Luna, C. Myers. J. Fuller. L, Dinwiddle, G. Walker. Row 2; T. Wilson, J. Hillyer, P. Smead, G, Soike, T. Mejia, R. Jett, A. Clemons, B. Wortham, K. Hearn, Miss¬ ing from picture: S. Hunter. Percy Smead is ready and willing to serve his Custom¬ ers. CWT Members, Row 1: M, Chambers, M, Dietz, Row 2; B. Jackson, S. Jennings, J. Degarmo, D, Smith, B, Hamilton. J. Harding. Row 3; J. James, J. Cady. Miss¬ ing from picture; S. Crow, L. Graves, C. Johnson, K. Michell. P. Harding,; LaMyra works vigorously at the Main Office Switch Board. Joan Degarmo is not camera shy. While relaxing out in the hall, Jeff James cafches up on the daily news. David Smith gives a Last minute check on the film. The O.E.A. theme for 1980-81 is developing leadership in the 80 ' s, which includes the most important factor in Office Education Association. Be¬ sides getting an office related job you experience the feelings of ac¬ complishment, responsibility, service, and most important of all, leader¬ ship — one of the key factors for success in life. The Rock Island High School chapter of O.E.A. is very active this year with bake sales, dinners, and a rock-a-thon to raise money for the Special Olympics, and visiting the Pediatric Ward during Christmas. But the biggest goal this year is to make O.E.A. known throughout the area, and raise enough money for the whole club to attend the Illinois State O.E.A. Spring Conference. Andrea Lanoo employs her secretarial talents by working in the main office. A FOUNDflTtO FO OUR Caroline Johnson keeps the A.V. business matters in tip-top order. O.E.A. members: Row 1: R. Reveal, V. Burton. Row 2: M. Schinkel, V. Dixon, Y, McDaniel, D. Saverson, G. Holland, R. Basset, Mrs. Ballard. Row 3: S. Clay, A. Tyrrell, S. Smith, B. Tollener, K. Miller, T. Jones. O.E.A. Officers. R. Reveal-Secretary, A. Tyrrell-Historian, F. McDaniel- President, Y. McDaniel-Parliamentarian, J. Dorward-Treasurer, C. John¬ son-Vice-President 212 OEA ft e 0UNDfl1 , N ■ $ ' OR 00 , MUONS r l r ?r Sue Mott gets valuable work experience as a secretary in the counselors ' office O.E.A. Members: Left Row 1: S. Brooks. Row 2: L. Johnson, L. Adamson, C. Cole, F. McDaniel, J. Dorward. Row 3: C. Swenson, K. Needham, L. Smith. A. Lannoo, V. Morris, T. Bragg. Right Row 1: S. Mott, Row 2: D: Pulliam, K. Rushing, S. Nessler, L. Wells. Row 3: C. Johnson, L. Dasso. Curt Averill takes a break from studying to give the camera a grin C.W.T. Class Members: Row 1: Mrs, Rogers, D. French, P. Ross, A. Almanza, K. Overton. Row 2: C. Averill, J. Ross, S. Ybarra, R. McCaw, E. Jackson, A, Rodriguez. Row 3: R. Cook. B Perkins, R. Rauch, M. Barnes, C. Rosenthal, J. Chaplin, B. Morrow. Row 4: J, Dixon, B. Chaplin, F. Voorhis. COOPERATIVE WORK TRAINING students in Mrs. Rogers ' on-the-job training program developed outstanding employability skills throughout the year. Students were placed in a wide variety of job-training opportunities which enabled them to feel success, improve their self-concept, and accept responsibility. Q QOOQ QQQOS 214 Ski Club SKI CLUB gives Rocky students a chance to kick up the powder around the Midwest with many of their friends. This year Ski Club plans to take at least 2-one day ski trips, as well as a weekend trip to a skiing resort in Wisconsin. Ski Club Officers: Bob Grawe, Bob Love, Diane Reynolds, Lori Siegert, and Mitch Martinez. Let ' s go says Lori Siegert as she mo¬ dels her skiing outfit. A Smith, T. Waller, K. Davis, J. Allison, D. Reynolds, L. Siegert, W. Kolinchinsky, K. Fackel. L. Alli¬ son, B. Suarez, S. Williams, S. Gray, J. Anderson, J. Shallman, S. Scweinberger, K, Boye, D. Schluter. A. Gray, A. Dasso. Row 2: T Sanders, M. Martinez, M. McNamara, f. Vogel, K. Al¬ brecht, K. Brooks, H. Ehlers, L. Strieter, A. Farrar, P, Caras. N. Spector, J. Dickerson, S. Jung, S. Cole, L. Wayne, S. Wyres, T. Charles, D. Mirr,. Row 3: R. She- ley, B. Grawe, B. Kenney, L. Moran, D. Robinson, J. Ferm, D. Lutoff, E. Jung, A. Bibee, J, Ed¬ monson, L. Miller, T. Soltow, K. Sajak. D. Peters, A. Martinez, D. Boeye. Row 4: J. Westerfield, J. Feldhan, J. Ostrom, R. Knodel, S. Sohl, G. Pohiman, f. Weingand, D. Enstrom, S. Sheley Row 5: C, Dailing, S. Hesser, J. Suarez, M. Darby. K. Ribbeck, Row 6: J. Eck- hardt, T. Hesser, S. Moran, Row 7 S. Bowl, R. Patchin, P. Williams, B. Heth, J. McNamara, S. Robert¬ son. Row 8: T. Williams, T. Brown, K. Johnson. We may never pass this way again ' We may never pass this way again ... singers Seals and Crofts summed up the school year in the title of that song, We finish the 1980-81 school year with happy memories of sharing, learning and growing together, We may not re-live this, but we shall go on in our lives as individuals who are proud to say I went to Rock Island High School. We would like to dedicate the closing of this annual to our super adviser, Eleanor Conrad. She not only instructed superior journalism, she became a special friend to all her staff members for the past 12 years. Thank you Mrs. Conrad for one more great year. Closing 215 ’Photo courtesy of Knoxville Printing Company Photo Courtesy Of Knoxville Printing ' Photo courtesy of Knoxville Printing Company 216 Closing Swan Serenity in the Quad Cities Calming Reflection photo by Pat McLaughlin of the Rock Island Argus. Closing 217 Acknowledgements Howard Dusek Eleanor Conrad Special Thanks To: Adolphi Studio .i.. Rock Island Argus Rock Island News . Quad City Times . Al Fensterbusch . John Deere Administration Center . Centennial Bridge Commission . .Yearbook representative Josten ' s American Yearbook Co. Yearbook Advisor Photography Photography Photography Photography Happy Joe ' s Balloon Yearbook Staff Picture .. Cover, Bridge Pictures Business Mgr. Photographers Index Kelly Burkert Teresa Soltow Lisa Schlenker Jackie Selman Denise Love Darlene Bartell Mary Edwards Kelly Fackel Marcia Beckmann Tim Carlson Rhonda Carpentier MM. Carrie Wilson l ____ . ,j. ...Patty Huisman Carla Gerstenberger Lisa Hatlett Lori Cole .Lisa Congdon Jackie Selman ..Todd Abel Jeff Rakus Lisa Schlenker . U.Mario Appelquist Karen Albrecht Sophomores A Adams, Sean 118 Agui lar, Jose 118. 46 Allen, Dawaon 118 Allera, Kimberly 118 Almanza. Alicia 118, 213 Alvarez, Adele 118 Anderson. Cleat 129, 194 Anderson. Erik 129 Anderson. Laurie 118 Anderson, Laurie 118 Anderson. Rodney 118 Angel, Anthony 118 Angel, Sheila 57, 118 Archie, Gary 129, 46 Arnold, Adam 118 Atkins, Carlotte Atkins, Mike 118, 182. 189 8 Babers, David 37. 120, 51 Baker, Eugene 118 Ballard. Marcus 23, 46, 118 Banks. Brian 39, 118 Baril. Theresa 118 Barnett, Helen 118 Barnett, Mark 118 Barnett, Tina 118 Bartlet, Terry 118 Bassett, Margaret 118 Becker, D. 208 Becker, Hubert 118 Benham, Mary 118 Berberich, Timothy 118 Bester, Darrell 118 Bevans, Joyce 118 Bierman, Mark 37. 118 Birch, Gregory 118 Birrell. Susan 118, 159, 160, 162, 167 Bishop, Mark 118, 171 Black, Robert 118 Bland, Neil 118 Blaser, Scott 118, 160, 162, 51 Bloom, Rosaland 54, 118 Boeye, Daniel 118 Bote, Kathryn 118 Bowden, Scott 39, 118, 46 Bowling, Gail 56, 118, 160, 161, 169, 176, 171, 179, 192, 48 Bowser. Jeff 118 Boyd, Leonard 118 Boyer, Sharon 118, 131, 194 Boyle, Jeffrey 118 Bragg, Elizabeth 118, 196 Bramhall. Raymond 118 Branigan, Edward 118, 46 Broemmer, Bradley 119 Brooks, Spencer 119 Brower, Robert 23. 37, 119, 51 Brown, Carolyn 119, 173, 192, 194 Bruffett. Penny 119 Buckallew. Sheri 119 Buckholtz, Barry 119, 161 Bullock, Andre 119 Burton, Scott 119 Burton, Stacey 55, 119, 160, 162 Burwell, Bruce 23, 119 Butler, Daniel 119 Butler. Freddie 119, 168 C Cade, Terrell 37, 129 Cady, Lisa Ann 119 Cady. Thomas 119 Campbell, Patrick 170 Campbell, Steven 119 Caras, Paula 30, 119, 173, 182, 189, 192 Carroll, Michael 23. 194, 195, 214 Caruso. Paul 129 Cather. Robert 119, 162 Chamberlain, Michael 119, 160, 162 Christie, Robert 119, 160, 162 Clark, Jennifer 119 Clark, Michele 119 Claude, Linda 119, 158 Clayton, Terry 119 Cobb, Marsha 119, 192, 41 Index Cobbs. Annette 119, 48 Cockerill, Kristan 119, 182, 194, 48 Coin, Harry 129, 32 Cole, Bryant 129 Cole, Demeetra 23, 119 Collier, Gwendolyn 119, 160, 162, 196 Collins, Julie 119. 192 Collins, Karla 119 Collins, Rhonda 119 Cook, James 119 Coook. Ron 119 Cooper, Wesley 23, 119 Colton, Bruce Cotton, Carolyn 119 Crookshank, Gary 119 Crose, Dawn 119 Cummins, Jo 119, 165 Curl, Eddie 119 Curtiss, Linda 119 D Dailing, John 119 Dale, Delisa 129 Dang. Than 119 Daniels, Carol 119 Daniels, Stephanie 119 Darnall. Darron 119 Davis, Alfred 120 Davis, Debra 120 Davis, Joseph 120 Davis, Lori 120 Davis, Patricia 120. 168 Davis. Robert 120 Davis. Samuel 120 Davison, Sammy 120 Davison. Timothy 39, 129 Dawson, Kathleen 30, 120, 192, 194 Daxon, Timothy 23, 120, 51 DeBaker, Kim 120 DeBord, Deborah 120 Decher, Stephen 120, 51 Decker, Todd 120 DeLong. David 120 Dempsy. Kelly DePardo. Dennis 120 DePauw, Michael 120 Detwiler, Eric 43, 120. 182 DeVriese, Suzanne 120, 159, 160, 167 DeYoung, Anne 120 Dickerson, Jill 44, 120, 192, 214 Dickerson, Lorraine 120 Dickey, William 120 Dietrich, Brian 120 Dietrich, Timothy 120, 46 Dietsch. Barbara 120 Dinwiddie, Deborah 120 Dixon. George 129 Dohrer, Christopher 120 Doran. Jill 120, 189 Dryoel. Gregory 129 Duin, Beth 30, 120, 182, 194 Durey, Richard 120, 132 F Early, Lars Edwards, Brenda 120 Edwards. Mary 120, 182, 190, 207. 219 Ekstrom, Shari 38, 39, 120, 182, 190, 192 Elliott, Durwin 23, 120. 51 Ellis, Derrick 120 Elmore, Thomas 120, 165 Elston, Tricia 120, 176. 179, 182, 194 Engh, Rodney 121 Epperly, Kirk 121, 158, 159, 160, 162 Ernst. Matthew 129 Ervin, Peggy 121 Estell, Jessica 129 F Faigen, Steven 46, 121, 130 Farley, Tommie 121 Farrar, Audrey 65. 121, 192, 214 Fennesy, Joseph 129 Fisher, Jesse 121 Fisher. Keith 37. 121 Fisher, Udell 23, 123 Flanagan, Rodney 121 Flannery. William 129 Fogde, Stephen 39, 121 Ford. Brian 121 Ford, Edward 121 Fordham, Georgia 121 Forrest, Dawn 121 Fori, Jenele 121 Foust, Tina 121 Fox, Kimberly 121 Frey, Jacque 121 Friday, Kimberly 121 Frye, Diana 121, 168 Fuller, Lisa 121, 194 G Galley, Barbara 121, 177. 179 Galley. Steven 28, 121, 195 Garcia. Manuel 121 Garrard. Veronica 121 Garza. Alonso 121, 162 Gastel. David 121 Gay, Linda 121 Gellerman. David 121 Gerber, Dennis 121 Gibson, Lori 121 Gold, Sharon 121, 165, 170, 173, 182, 192, 194 Good, Dana 121, 159, 160, 162 Graham, Keith 121 Grant, Bobby 37, 121 Graves, Anthony 121, 132 Grawe, Kennith 23. 37, 121, 194 Gray. Othea 121 Gray, Susan 121, 192, 214 Green, Jimmy 122 Green. Mary 122 Greenwood, Tracy 122 Greer, Bobby 122 Greim, Angela 122 Gremmels, Deborah 122 Griffin. Christine 55. 122, 160, 162 Griffin, Terri 122 Griffin, Vickie 122 Griffiths, Robert 122, 170 Grossell, Robert 122 Gusman, Steven 129 Gutierrez, Jose 122 H Hall, Jill 122 Hamilton, Robert 25. 46. 122, 211 Hammer, Michael 122 Hanson, Brian 122 Hare. Rickey 122 Harmon, Neil 129, 160, 162 Harper. Donald 122 Harrison. Sonny 122 Hartwich, Steven 122 Hayden, John 122 Hayden. Robert 122 Haynes, Pamela 122, 168. 176, 179 Headley, JuliAnne 122 Heald, Brock Heffernan, Sally 122. 158, 160, 161 Heinze, Debra 54, 122, 192, 194 Hennelly, Stephen Henderson, Valencia 122, 168 Hernandez, James Hendren. Scott 122. 160, 162, 190, 194 Herrera. Marcos 122, 182, 32 Hershman, Kristin 122, 192 Hester, Sandra 122, 168 Hewett, Terry 129 Hexamer, Kolleen 122 Hill. Calvin 122, 131 Hill. Ronald 129 Hill. Steven 129 Hillier, Lamont 125 Hillyer, Christopher 28, 125 Hines. Rhonda 125 Hocker, Rusty 125 Holland. Alan 125 Holland, Diana 39, 125. 196. 49 Horton, Paul 129 Hoskins, Daniel 125 Hoskins, Richard 125 Hoss. Brian 125 Housby, Rose 125 Houston. Terry 125 Hovey. Cory Howe, Judith 125 Howell. Lee 125, 160, 162 Hughes, Donald 125 Hughes, Francis 125 Hughes, Thomas 126 Hulting, Cheryl 120, 182 Hungate, Bridgett 126 Husted, Charles 126, 170 Hynd, Fred 28. 126, 176, 178 J Jacks, Kelly 123 Jackson, Frank 123 Jarrett, Felicia 123 Jawoisz, Joni 39, 123, 126 Jenkins, Randall Jett, Rita 38, 115, 154, 196 Johanson, Annette 123 Johnson, Angela Johnson, Bruce 23, 123 Johnson, Deborah Johnson, Gregory 123 Johnson, Joy 123 Johnson, Lawrence 123 Johnson, Mark 123 Johnson, Tammy 123 Johnson, Theresa 56, 123 Jones, Leza 39, 123, 168 Jung, Seung Tun 123, 189, 192, 194, 214 K Kallenbach. Alysia 123 Karzin, Kraig 123, Katz. Steven 123. 32 Kelleher, Ann 123, 168 Kerr, Robin 128 Kettman, Kristi 123, 192, 195 Kinkaid, Lori 123, 192 Kludy, Kevin 123 Knittle, Michelle 123 Koester. Danny 123 Kolls, Cris 123 Komasa, Patricia 123 Kroeger, Timothy 123 Kuhn, Thomas 123, 130 Kunkel, Cheryl 123, 132, 194 L Landrith, Alicia 123 Lane. Doris 123 LeBow, Susan 42, 123, 182, 192, 184 Lee, Curtis 129 Lemkau, James 124, 182, 32 Lessard, David 124 Lewis, Major 124 Ligon, Lisa 124, 159, 160, 162, 163 Lingafelter, Michael 23, 124, 52 Lloyd, Gerald 124 Lloyd, Rodney 23, 124 Lovett, Samantha 124 Lumbard, Aron 124 Lupper, Tod 124 Lyddy, John 124 Lyle, Terese 124, 192 M McAfee. Susan 124 McCart, Marian 24. 122, 124, 130. 182, 192, 195, 48 McCaw. Robert 130 McFall, Deena 130, 165, 192 McGee, Anthony 124. 168 McGee, Michael 124, 196 McGee, Paul 129 McKinley, Bret 124 McKinney. Jeffrey 124, 46 McLaughlin, Shane 122 McLemore, Karen 124 McNamara, Edward 129 McNamara, Molly 30. 124, 189. 184, 214 Maass, Gary 124 Mallett, Troy 23, 46. 124 Manary, Curtis 124 Marble, Alan 124, 177, 182 Marker. David 43, 124 Marshall, Antoine 124, 159, 160, 162 Martel, Lynne 124, 194 Martin. James 124. 178, 195. 46 Martin. M. 203. 254 219 220 Matthews. Amy 124 Mayers, Martin 129 Meahger, David 25, 46, 124 Mendoza, Richard 124 Meloen, David 124 Metcalf, Patrick 37, 129 Metscaviz, Steven 124 Mewes, Terry 124 Miles, Deborah 124 Miller, Harlee 37. 129 Miller. Kevin 124 Miller, Lacheryl 124 Miller, Margaret 124 Minarsich. George 124 Miner, Gregory 184 Miner, Randall 124 Minnehan, James 129 Moore, Theresa 38, 124 Moran, Tina 124, 160, 161 Morey, Don 124, 168 Moritz, Richard 124, 159 Morris, Rochelle 124 Morrison, Paulo 124 Morrow, Raymond 23, 124 Moseley, Donald 23, 39, 124 Moser. Diane 125 Mosley, Renee 55. 125, 192 Mowery, Minda 125 Mullins, Ann 38, 39. 125, 159, 160. 162 Munday, Jeffrey 125, 168. 169, 170 Murphy, Anthony 125 160, 162 Murray, Linda 125 Myers, Denise 125 Myers, Elbert 125 Myles, Calvin 125 N Neal, James 25, 46, 125 Neely, Marvin 125 Nelson, Andrea 125, 160, 162 Nettles, Roosevelt 121, 125 Newberry, Teresa 125 Newman, Tracy 129 Nichols, Sharon 168, 194 Niner, Larry 129 Noakes, Ruth 125 Noakes, Ruth Noblet, Tammy 123, 125 Nolan, Bradley 125 Nolan, Brenda 125 Noppe, Robert 125 Nunn. Latressa 129 O O ' Meiia, John 125 Ontiveros, Lisa 129 Overton. Kimberly 125 Owens. Pamela 125 P Paris, Blair 25 Parrish, Julie 125 Parsons. Staffany 125 Parvin, Raymond 125 Patchin, Kimber 125, 48 Patronagio. Mark 129 Patting, Michael 125 Payne, Vincent 125 Payney, Harley 125 Pearson, Michael 43, 125, 182, 207. 219 Pease. Kelly 125 Peebles, Brian 125 Person. Michele 125 Person, Monique 125 Pepping, Michael 125 Perez, Mardy 125 Peters, Wendy 125, 179 Petersen, Mary 125 Petrilli, Susan 125, 159, 160, 162, 167, 182 Pickett, Jill 125, 192 Piehl. Robert 23, 39, 46, 125 Pittan, Nancy 44, 125. 192 Plank, Susan 125, 165, 192, 194 Plechaty, Beth 24. 26. 125. 190, 192, 98 Plutz. Christine 125 Poffenbarger. Laura 54, 55. 125, 192 Poling, Kent 125, 169, 1701IPoston. Tamara 125 Potratz. Robert 125 Pursell, Gregory 125, 168 e Quarterman, Theresa 125 Quick. Allen 125 Quinby. Dawn 44, 45, 55, 125 R Raley, Sandra 125 Rasso. Timothy 125 Rauch, Richard 125, 213 Reed, Rod 125, 159, 160, 162 Reid, Terrance 37, 125 Reimers, Connie 125, 194 Reinhart, Christopher 125 Resler, David 125 Reveal, Rhonda 56, 126 Reynolds, Douglas 23, 126 Rice, Keith 126, 129 Rice, Kenneth 126 Richardson, Andre 126 Richardson, Tracey 38. 39, 126 Roberts, Wylinde 126 Robinson, Robin 182 Robinson, Sheryl 126 Roderiquez, Tonya 57, 129 Roenfeldt, David 126 Roesner, Gregory 126 Ross, Carmin 126. 194 Ross, Charles 23, 129 Rudd, Brian 129 Ruge, Dianna 126 Ryan, Jacqueline 126 S Sadler. Mary 126 Sanders. LeeAnn 129 Saylor, Christopher 126 Scalf, Alan 126 Schachel, Dawn 126 Schachel, Donald 126 Schmitt, Teresa 126, 160 Schomer, David 126 Schultz, Lynn 126 Schultz, Kristal 126, 194 Schultze, Gary 126 Scott, Lisa 126 Searcy, Tanya 126 Searle. Michael 23, 126 Sebben, Alan 126 Sedam, Michael 126 Shadden, Steven 126 Shaffer, Fred 126, 176 Shedkley, Dean 126, 178, 179 Sheard. Rufus 129 Shivers, Patrick 126, 133 Shoff. James 23. 126 Shuck, Quintin 126 Shuda, Kurt 23, 126 Simmer, Scott 23. 28, 126, 168 Simmons, Julia 126 Simmons, Sherry 126. 48 Sims, Steven 126 Slater, Ronald 126 Smith, Bradley 126 Smith, Cindy 126 Smith, David 126. 133 Smith, Jeffery 126, 158, 176, 178 Smith, Lisa 39, 129 Smith, Susan Smith, Vance 126 Snyder, Angela 126 Soeken, Kevin 127, 133, 159, 164. 167 Sohl, Sarah 30, 46, 127, 182, 185, 189, 195, 214 Solomon, Kathy 127 Somers, P. 204 Soria, Chona Spear, Kimberly 24, 127, 183, 204 Spector, Michael 127 182 Spector, Nancy 127. 130, 192, 194, 214 Spore, Cheryl 127 Springfield, Doris 39. 127 Staley, Cynthia 127, 194 Stampley. Scott 127 Steele, Quincy 39, 127 Stern, Michael Stokes, Sheila 127, 193 Stewart, Ray Strauss, Edward 127 Straw. David 127 Strickland, Terry 127 Strunk. Steven 127 Styx. Deanne 3-. 127, 190, 192 Suarez. Brenda 44, 45, 55, 127, 131, 132 Sweeney, Bradley 127, 190, 192, 214 T Tague. Kellianne Tallent, Ellen 127 Talley, Anthony 23, 37, 127 Tanner, Belinda 127, 160, 162 Taylor, Douglas 127 Taylor, Lowell 127 Teague, Troy 127 Theus, Harry 25, 46, 127, 182 Thomas. Michael Thomas, Steven 127, 170, 46 Thompson, Kathleen 182 Thomson, Martin 127 Thonn, Nancy 127, 165, 192 Thornton, Bowman 127 Timm, Cynthia 127 Tingle, Terrance 127, 170, 176. 179, 182, 189 Titus, Jan 127 Tourneos. G, 204 Tredway, Daniel 25. 127, 133 Trice, James 127 Tubbs, Susan 54, 127 Tucker, Danny 127 Tucker, Teresa 127, 193 Turner, Patrick 127 Turner, Ronnett 127 Tweet, Jonathan 129, 170, 182 Tyler, Bridgette 127 U Unzel, Todd 127 V Valli, Karen 127 VanDeWalle, Tony 25, 46, 129, 132, 190 VanEarwage. Christy 127 VanHook, Andrea 127, 169, 170, 182, 194 VanHyfte, Barbara 127 Vann, Kenneth 127 Vaugn, Linda 127, 165 Vaughn, Sammie 127 Vesey. Lawrence 129 Veys, Richard 127 Vickers. Noel 127, 182 Vogel, Faith 127, 168 W Wade, Sylvia 127, 168 Wakeland. Vicki 127 Waldrip. Rodney 127 Walker. Dana 57, 127 Walker, Deanna 128 Walker, Frederick 39, 46, 128 Wdker. John 128, 179 Ward, Douglas 128 Ward, Tammy 57, 128 Washington. Samuel 128 Washington, Velessia 57, 128, 168 Waters, Jon 23, 128, 121 Watkins, Jill 128 Watkins, Michelle 128, 158, 195, 48 Weathersby, Mary 128 Webb. Petra 129 Webster, Donald 128 Weikert, Lori 128 Weinert, Christine 128, 160. 161 Weinstein, Karen 128, 168, 194 Wells. Mark 37, 128 West, Penny 128 Whan, David 128. 182 Westerfield, Crystal Whicker, Dennis 23, 129, 189 Whitcomb, Brenda 128 White, Anthony 128 White, Erik 128 White, Pamela 128 Wildermuth, Debra 128 Wilkins, Kevin 129 Williams, Angela 128 Williams, Dawn 128 Williams. Dianne 128 Williams. Mark 23. 128 Williams, Ted 128, 160, 161, 214 Williamson, John 128 Williamson, Penny 128 Wilson, Melvin 128 Wilson, Paula 128. 168 Wilson, Robert 128 Wilson, Timothy 128, 210 Wires, David 129 Whitmer, Richard 127, 128, 182 Wollenburg, James 128 Woods, Michele 129 Wright. Rita 128, 131, 132 Wright, Timothy 23. 39, 41, 128, 131 Wyckoff, Kristina 129 Y Ybarra. Mark Young, Kristin 24, 128, 182. 190, 48 Young, Robert 128. 170 Youngberg, Jeffrey 129 Z Zimmer, Kyle 129 Juniors A Abel, Todd 25. 40, 46, 41, 100, 187, 207, 218 Adams, Kathleen 100 Adams, Tracey 38, 100 Albert, Wendy 168 Albrecht, Karen 100, 158, 176, 178, 195. 207, 214, 218 Albert, Robert Alter, Dean 100 Andereck, Douglas 100 Anderson, Jacqueline 55, 100, 114, 188, 194, 214 Anderson, Kevin 100, 200 Anderson, Leisa 100 Anderson, Patricio 114 Anderson, Steven 100 Andrews, Cheryl 100, 173, 176, 178, 183, 192. 194 Appleman, Patrick 34, 100 Arnold, Billy 100 Atkinson, Susan 88, 100 Atnip, Thomas 100 Avery, Tresa 100 B Bannas, Christine 100 Barber, Ericka 100 Barnes, Mark 100, 213 Bart ell, Darlene 100. 173, 178, 183, 187, 194, 206, 207, 218 Barton, Troy 100 Batterson, Tera IpO, 98 Season, Gwen 100 Beavers, Danny 100 Beechum. Ricky 20, 46, 47, 100 Beeson, William 100 Bennett, Theresa 100 Benson. Thomas 100, 158, 160, 162 Berryman, Frederick 100 Beswick, Reva 100, 165, 194 Bhakta, Arun 114 Bhakta. Sheilash 114 Bierman, David 100, 197 Bigford, Karen 100 Birkel, Todd 46, 47. 100, 158, 159, 160, 164 Birrell. Donna 100 Black, Shelli 100 Bleuer, Janet 101 Boehm, Barry 101 Bohl, Stephannie 101, 103, 185 Borcherding, Mitch 101 Botor, Patricia 101, 200 Bowden, Timothy 40, 101, 187, 47 Bowker, Lisa 26, 44, 45, 101, 160, 162 Boyd, Yvette 101 Bragg, Martha 101 Brandmeyer, Karen 101 Brasmer. Daniel 101 Breuwert, Joseph 101, 109 Broemmer, William 101 Brown, Denise 101, 183 Bruggeman, Marc 101. 185 Brunat, Susan 101 Bullock, Katherine 101, 198 Burgner, Richard 40, 101, 169 Burkhedd, Ldurie 101 Byrd, Teresa 101, 115, 209 C Cain, William 101 Campbell, Christopher 101 Carius, Julie 101, 183, 192 Carlson, Natalie 101 Carlson, Timothy 25, 46. 47, 101, 190, 191, 206. 207, 218 Carr, Terri 101 Carver, Nita Ann 101, 183 Chaplin, Joseph 101, 113 Chaplin, Bob 101, 213 Charles, Teresa 101, 214 Chipman, Curt 101 Clark, Kirk 20, 101, 209 Claude, Loretta 181, 159, 160 Clay, Raymond 101 Clemons, Angelia 101, 210 Cline, Jeffrey 101 Cloutier, Linda Cole, Jennifer 38, 101, 200 Cole, Lori 101, 207, 218 Condon, Christopher 101, 170 Conklin, Tammy 114, 200 Cook, Larry 101 Cook, Ronald 114, 213 Cook, Stephen 101 Cozad, John 101 Crow, Kevin 101, 197 Crowe, Michael 101 Cullison, Mary 101, 173, 183 Culp, Julie 101 D Dasso, Angela 44, 45, 46, 48, 49, 54, 102 Dasso, Krist-pher 20, 102, 183, 190, 191, 214 Davis, Eleanor Davis, Sammy 114 Davison, Samuel 40, 102 Dawkins, Bridgett 102 Deaton, Steven 102, 104 DeBrobander, Brent 102 DeBuysere. Cathleen 102, 193 Decker. Christine 102 DeFauw. Timothy 102 Degarmo, Joon 102, 168, 211 Denney, Suanne 103 Dennis, Kris 102, 197 Dennis, Tammy 102, 166, 183 DePaepe, James 102, 185 Derry, Timothy 102, 200 DeSmet, Thomas 43, 102. 190 DeVoss, Randall 102 DeVriese. Michael 102, 159, 160, 162 DeWitte. Cynthia 102 DeYoung, Jeffrey 20, 40, 102, 110, 190 Dickerson, Melvin 102 Dinwiddie, Lana 102, 210 Dixon, Valerie 212 Dorian. Sherry 102 Dorman, Janet 102, 196 Drovesky, Shiela 102 Durham. Carl 102, 187 Duyvejonck. Todd 28, 102, 176, 178, 179, 195 Dye, Yvonne E Eagle, Thomas 34, 102 Eastman, Laura 102 Edstrom, Robin 102 Edwards, Michael 102 Edwards, Vicki 102 Egan, Richard 102 Ehlers. Heike 30, 102, 195, 214 Elliott, Richard 102 Elliott, William 102 Elston, Glenn 20. 34, 102, 107, 183 Emerson, Timothy 102 Engholm, Terry 102, 183 Eston, Barbara 102 Etheridge. Leslie 102 Euring. Glynis, 102, 160, 162 F Fackel, Kelly 30, 31, 102, 169, 173, 183, 188. 218, 190, 192, 195, 207. 214 Farrance, Arthur 102, 166, 176 Feldhahn. Jeffrey 102, 214 Perm. Jillann 102, 192, 214 Fink. Chris 102 Fleming, John 102 Flores, Beatriz 102 Foley, Traci 114, 199 Ford, Steven 114 Foster, Thomas 20, 40, 102 Foulks, Carlotta 103 Foulks, Carole 103, 200. 48 Fout. James 103 Frost, Christian 103 Fulscher, Jeannette 103, 194, 209 G Ganaway, Todd 103 Gano. Shawn 103 Garcia, Anthony 103, 185 Garland. Christopher 103 Garrard, Larry 46 Gathright, Caroline 103 Garrard, Larry 46 Gathright, Caroline 103 Gatin, Melanie Gaylord, Deborah 103 Gehn. Robert 103 Genz, Terry 103, 179, 194 George, Daniel 103 Gerard, Rhonda 103, 176, 177, 179 Gerstein, Scott 103, 190, 32, 33 Geuther, Jeffrey 103 Gibson, James 103 Gilis, Jacqueline 103, 106. 209 Glenn, Vicki 103 Goldsberry. Todd 103 Gonzales, Armando 103 Gordon, Scott 103 Gordon, Nancy 103, 166 Gottwalt, Sharon 24, 48, 103, 173, 180, 193 Gragg. Ashley 30, 103, 173, 188 Graham, Katherine 103, 209 Grant, Barry 37, 103, 198 G raves, Lamira 48, 49, 55. 103, 211 Gray, Amy 103, 189 Green. Laurie 103. 168, 192 Griffiths, April 24, 48. 49, 103. 166, 173, 190, 193 Gulley, Christopher 104, 169, 170, 194 Gunter. Roderick 20, 104 Gustafson, Mark 104 Guy, Angela 38, 104 H Hall, Joleen 104 Hall, Ronald 104, 196 Hall. Victor 40, 41, 104 Hallberg. Stephanie 55. 104, 114, 173, 188 Hankins, Gary 104 Hanson, Elizabeth 56, 57, 104. 183, 192, 194 Harding. John 104, 211 Harris, Medgar 104 Hart, Mark 46, 47 Hasselroth, Dean 28, 104, 105, 166 Hatlett, Lisa 6, 104, 173, 183, 192, 207, 218 Hayes, Joel 40, 104 Hays, Terry 104. 160 Hearn, Katherine 104 Heber, Devin 104 Heber, Julie 104 Henderson. Gregory 40, 104 Henderson, Juanita 57, 104 Hendren, Jonni 104, 198 Hendrickson, Robert 104 Henneman. Suzann 42, 104. 183, 194 Herbert, Scott 104 Hermann, Bill 104 Hesser, Thomas 43, 104, 214 Hester, Vickie 104, 200 Heth, Elizabeth 55, 104, 173, 195, 214 Hickman. Charles 104. 198 Hillman, Michelle 104, 194 Hobern, Karen 104. 160, 161 Hodson, Mdrla 104 Holtz, Hank 104 Horice, Unice 25. 46, 114 Horvath, Susan 104, 197 Hoskins, Felicia 104 Housby, Deborah 104, 209 Housby, Patricia 104 Houston. Lorey 114 Huber, Lori 104. 209 Humphrey. Robert 28. 29, 104, 190 Hunecke, Bruce 104, 173 Hunter, Steven 105, 210 Hurlbutt, Timothy 105, 158, 159, 160, 161. 162, 163, 170, 183 Hurry, Stacy 105 Husted, Tammy 105 I Iglehart, Melinda 105 Inch, Kathryn 105 Irwin. Clinton 105 Isaacs, Gregory 105 Israel, Solomon 105 Ivory, John 105 J Jackson, Eddie 105, 213 Jackson, John 105 James, Jeffrey 105, 211 Janssen, Mark 105 Jensen, Paul 40, 105 Jepson, Barbara 105, 165 Johnson, Anthony 105 Johnson. Arthur 105 Johnson, Caroline 105, 212 Johnson, Celeste 105, 183, 192, 193, 195. 213 Johnson, Cindy 105 Johnson, Deborah 105, 194, 214 Johnson, Holly 105 Johnson, Janet 105, 196 Johnson. Kelly 105 Johnson, Kevin 105, 183 Jones, Cynthia 54, 105, 193, 209 Jones, Dayna 105, 165 Jones, Rodney 105 Jones. Timothy 114 K Kean, Donna 105 Keim, Jay 105, 185 Keller, Marcus 105, 195 Kelly, Michael 46, 105 Kenney, Reed 20, 105 Kernan, Edwdrd 105 Kerr, James 40, 106, 170, 32 Kettering. Lori 106 Keys. Richard 34, 35, 36, 106, 196 Kincaid, Susan 106, 173, 194 Kinnison, Delbert 106 Kirgan, Douglas 20, 106 Kisner, George 106 Kittleson, Jeanine 26, 106, 166, 183, 190 Klatt, Mary Beth 106, 158, 160, 161, 176, 178. 179, 183, 194 Kloster, Douglas 106, 200 Knapp, Brian 106 Koehler, James 106 Koester. Deborah 106, 199 Koester, Douglas 106 Kovitz, Richard 106, 187 Kraklow, Jerry 106 L LaMay. Keith 106, 185 Lannoo. Andrea 106, 212, 213 Larson, Chad 106, 183 Ldwver, Jeffrey 106 Lax, Larry 106 Lear, Christopher 106, 158, 159, 160. 161, 162. 164, 183 Lee, Candy 106 Lee, Peggy 106 Peiby, Jack 106, 170, 183 Leonard, Lori 106 Lewis, Marva 57, 106, 209 Lewis, Michelle 106, 196 Light, Ray 106 Lindholme, Terron 106 Lindley, Bradley 106 Lindley, Todd 106, 198 Lofgren, Matthew 11, 28, 106, 115, 153 Lomas. Charles 106 Lothridge, Craig 106 Love, Robert 106 Lovett, Ricky 106, 198 Lucas, Teresa 106 Luloff, Darrell 40, 107, 214 Lyle. Joseph 107 Lynch, Gilbert 107 Lyon, Matthew 107, 185 M McBride, Ronald 107 McDonough, Michael 107 McCaw, Raymond 107, 213 McCleary. Angela 107 McClelland. Lisa 107, 160, 161, 188. 194 McConnell, Jeffard 107 McCorkle, Gregory 107, 187 McCowan, Jay 20, 107, 188 McCullough, Sharon 54, 107 McDaniel, Yvonne 107, 212 McGee, Craig 107 McGhee, Doris 107, 209 McGinnis. Sherri 107, 197 McGinnis, Terri 38, 107 McGoldrick, Kimberly 107 McNair, Tonya 107, 209 McNamara. James 107, 194, 214, 32 Mackey, Mary 107 Mader, Catherine 107 Magee, Decker 43, 107. 158, 187 Mahanes, Catherine 107, 158, 159, 160, 162, 194 Malm. Scott 107 Maltby, Shawn 107 Mandel, Michael 107 Mans, John 107 Marshall, Aurelia 107. 160. 164. 187 Martin. Antonio 20. 107 Martinez. Alonzo 20, 107, 214 Mattson, Randall 107 Mayfield, Dorothy 107 Mejia, Joyce 107, 198 Melody. Randy 108, 187 Metcalf, Laura 108. 192. 194 Meyer, Russell 108, 158, 159, 160, 162, 178 Mier, Roxanne 108, 183 Miers, Timothy 20, 108 Miles, Dawn 108, 175, 176, 178, 179. 183, 194 Miles, Jonathan 108 Millen, Stacy 108 Miller. Gloria 48, 57, 108, 157 Miller, Timothy 108, 175, 176, 179 Milligan, Billy 108 Milligan, Rhda 48, 56, 57, 108, 165, 190 Mills, John 108. 198 Mills, Marla 108, 160, 161 Mitchell, Gary 108, 200 Montgomery, Bart 108 Montgomery, Brit 108 Moon, Julie 108, 173, 194 Moore, Andre 108 Moore, Christina 108. 166 Moore. Teresa 108, 165, 196 Moran, Steven 108, 176, 179, 32, 195, 214 Morehead, Sheri 108, 109, 53 Morrison. William 28, 108 Morrow, Bruce 108, 213 Morrow, Toni 108 Motz, William 108, 173, 176, 177. 179, 194 Mowery, Mitchell 108 Munday. Tajuana 108 Murphy, Stephen 20, 40, 108, 190, 194 Murphy. Terri 54. 108, 193 Muskeyvalley. Renee 108, 2U1 N Nance, Kimberly Nail, Barbara 108 Navota, Heidi 108, 193 Neff, William 108 Nelson, Nancy 44, 108, 165, 176, 178, 179 Nesseler, Jerry 108, 187 Newberry, Jacqueline 108, 165 Newcomb, Timothy 20, 108 Newland, Shelley 30, 108 Newnham, Jeanne 108 Newsome, Brian 108 Nielsen, Nancy 108, 183 Niemann, Tandy 26, 108, 183 Noblet, Diana Lynn 108, 160, 161 Nolin, Scott 108, 200 Nunn, Darren 107, 108, 168 O O ' Brien, Chris 40, 108 Oldfather. Ellis 108 Orr, LueVonda 108 Orr, Ricardo 108 Ostrom, James 108, 164, 214 Owens. Shirley 108 Owens, Thomas 108 222 P Pcbl, Sandra Palicki, Elizabeth 108, 165, 183 Palmer, Sandra 109, 209 Papanikolaou. Dean 109 Pardee. Steven 109 Parsons, Randall 109 Patchin, Randi 103. 109, 214 Patrick, Craig 109 Patterson, Paul 109 Pegg, Terry 109 Pena, David 109 Perez, J. 204 Perez, Rolanda 6, 54, 109, 193 Perry. Lisa 109, 179 Peters, David 109, 176. 178, 179, 214 Peterson, James 108, 175. 176, 179 Peterson. Jodi 109, 192, 194 Phillips, Lawrence 109 Pizano. Elias 109. 194 Plank, Kimberly 109 Pouder, Kevin 109 Prochaska, James 109, 203 Pulliam, Derrick 109, 197 Putnam, Lori 109, 160. 161, 209 Q Quarterman, Oneimus Quintana, Jeannie 109, 200 R Ramsey, Benita 56, 57, 109, 187, 188 Rangel. Judith 109 Rapsilber, Scott 109 Reggelson, Kaye Reid, Michael 34. 35, 107, 109, 183 Remy, James 109 Reyes, Judith 109 Rice, Brian 34. 110 Richardson, Lonnie 110, 168 Roach. Rita 57, 110, 161. 188, 189, 192 Robbins, Terry 110 Roberts. Vanessa 110 Robinson, James 110 Roehrs, Eric 110 Roessler, Sherry 53. 110, 152 Rohr. Shelley 48, 110, 152, 162, 164, 194. 199 Rosenthal, Carey 110. 152. 213 Rosenthal, Jeffery 110. 152, 203 Rosenthal, Kimberly 110. 152 Ross. David 110, 152, 180, 181 Ross, Phyllis 110. 152, 209, 213 Ross. Zoe 110, 152 Rowe, Kelly 110, 152 Rubovits, David 110, 152, 183 Ruge, Dawn 110, 152, 200 Rummel. Elroy 110, 152 S Sa nchez, Sylvia 110, 152, 209 Sanchez. Willie 110, 152, 200. 209 Sanders, Tammy 110, 162, 177, 178 Sanders, Timothy 40, 110, 159, 160, 190 Sanders, Wendy 110 Schafer, Frederick 110 Scharer, Lori 110 Scherer, Matthew 110 Schiller, Anne 110, 160, 193 Schinckel, Frieda Schisler, Angela Schluter, Darcy 110, 214 Schmacht, Christine 110 Schram, Judith 110 Schroeder, Michael Schroeder, Thomas 110 Schuermann, Lawrence 110 Schwartzkopf, Vivian 110, 161, 200 Schweinberger, Susan 42, 110, 214 Scott, Robert 110, 194 Scudder, Ellen 110 Sedam, Diane 44, 110, 176, 178, 194 Sedgwick, Pamela 42, 54, 111, 193, 195 Sellers, Thomas 25, 46, 47, 111, 190 Selsor, Joseph 111 Setser, Roy 111 Sexton, Patrick 111 Shallman, John 111, 136, 171, 179, 190, 214 Sharp, Craig 111 Sharp, Roxanne 111 Sheese, Dean 111, 159, 160, 162, 185 Shehorn, Angela 111, 197 Sheley, Ryan 20, 46, 47, 111, 190. 214 Shepard, Ranae 111 Shorb, Pamela 111. 158, 159, 160, 162 Shultz, Peter 111 Simmons, Angela 111 Simpson, Gail 111 Simpson, Russell 111 Sims, Danny 111, 160, 162, 165 Skaggs, Terry Jr. Ill, 187 Smead, Percy 111, 210 Smiley, Timothy Smith, David C. 25. Ill, 196 Smith. Janice 111 Smith. Tab 28, 111, 114, 188, 190. 191 Smith. Theresa 24, 38, 111, 183 Smith, Tina Smith. Tommy 111, 188 Sodeman, Douglas Jr. Ill Somers. Warden 111 Soike. Glenn 111, 210, 32 Spaulding, Kristina 111 Spore, James 111 Spurgetis, Andrew 40, 111, 170 Staes, Kristine 38, 111, 190, 207 Steele, Douglas 111 Stelling, Lisa 111 Stevens, Roy 111 Stewart, Leonard 111 Stockton, Pebbles 111 Storey, Bryan 111 Stout, Randall 111, 32 Stribling. Christina 111, 159, 160, 162, 193 Strickland, Darryl 111 Strieter, Lisa 30. Ill, 183. 188, 190, 195, 214 Suarez, Joseph 43. 112, 190, 214 Sulser, Susan 112, 195 Swanson, Kai 112, 170, 188, 195 T Taggart. Jerod 112 Talbert, Regina 112 Talboom, Paul 112, 185 Talbot, Edward 112, 170 Tanner, Scott 112 Teague, Kenneth 112 Thomas, Russell 112 Thompson, Anthony 112, 185, 200 Thompson, Carrie 112 Thompson. Shawn 112 Thompson, Timothy 112 Timmer. David 112, 183, 195 Tompkins, Michael 112 Tournear. Brenda 112 Trice, Jacqueline 112 Trout, Ellry 112 Tucker, Charles 112 Tunnell, Ronald 112, 169, 170 V Vann, Norman 112 Vassaka, James 112 Vickers, Kirksey 112 Vinar, Joseph 112 Vogel, Anthony 112, 164 Vogel, Joel 28, 112, 170, 214 Voss, Judith 44, 112, 190, 192 Vue, My Houa 112 W Wade. George 112 Wagner. Paul 112, 158, 160, 162 Wakeland, Laurie 26, 112, 173, 190, 194 Walker, Denise 57. 112 Walker, Lori 113, 197 Walker, Vernita 113 Waller, Sandra 113, 176, 179, 209 Wanisw, P. 203 Walters, Cynthia 113, 166 Walztoni, Terrence 37, 114, 194 Wangler, Mark 113 Washington, Cedric 113 Washington, Pamela 57, 113 Watkins, James 113 Wayne, Elizabeth 113, 176, 177, 179, 214 Weber, William 113 Weeks, Douglas 113, 198 Weese, Marla 113 Wells, Lisa 113 Wells. Stephanie 113 Wesley, Lisa 113 West, Robert 113 Westerfield, Wesley 113 Wheelan, Lynn 54, 55, 113, 115, 173, 183, 188 White, David 113 White, Michael 40, 113 White, Toni 113 Wickline, Linnea 113, 173, 176, 178, 183, 194 Wiener, Paul 113. 183 Wild, Benny Williams, Crystal 114 Williams, Paulette 113 Williams, Phyllis 113 Williams, Shana 113, 197, 214 Williamson, Major 20, 113 Wilson, Kenneth Wilson, Robert 113 Wilson, Steven 113 Wire, Susan 30, 113, 173, 176, 194, 214 Woodrum, Tyrone 113 Y Yang, Sue 113 Yellock, Larussia 113, 159, 160, 162 Yeocum. Craig 113 Young. Cindy 113, 169, 170, 200 Young, Scott 113 Young. Steven 113 Z Ziegler, Paul 113 Seniors A Ackerland, Dean 60. 92 Aden. Barbara 60, 160, 161, 162, 163, 184 Allison, Jane 60, 214 Allison, Lori 60, 188, 192, 214 Allison, Scott 60 Anderson. Annette 60 Anderson, Cheri 60 Anderson, David 60, 197 Anderson, Richard 60 AnKney, T. 203 Appelquist, Julie 60 Appelquist, Mario 10, 60, 207, 218 Archie. Billy 46, 96 Armstrong. Virginia 30, 31, 61, 184. 190 Attwood. Dale 61, 184, 195 Ausdal, Robert 61, 184, 190, 32, 33 Averill, Curtis 61, 213 8 Baker, Leon 10. 34, 35, 96, 196 Ballard, D ' Juana 61, 96, 184, 180, 181, 190, 194, 196. 48, 49 Balliu, Stephanie 61 Banks, Brenda 61. 198 Banks, William 61 Bannas, Richard 61, 170. 184 Barber, Tony 61 Barker, Martin 61 Barnes, Glory 96, 193 , 48 Barnett. Arnold 20, 39, 41, 96 Bassett, Regina 61, 212 Bates. Roman 20, 39, 41, 62 Baugh, Christine 62 Beasley. Terri 56. 57. 62, 173, 176, 179, 184, 188, 194, 192 Beckmann. Marcia 7, 53, 54, 62, 184, 190, 191. 193, 207, 218 BeDuhn, Jason 62, 175, 184, 184, 194 Benham, Richard 62 Benson, Katina 96 Bester, Carla 62, 201 Bhatkta, Daxa 62 Bibee, Amy 10. 62, 97. 136, 184, 180, 190, 192, 214 Bierman, Timothy 62 Birrell, John 25, 62. 170, 184, 190 Black. Carl 20. 96 Black, Kevin 62, 169 Black, Priscilla 63 Bland, Jonathan 63, 196 Bloom. Patrice 96 Boeye, Kimberly 42, 63, 190, 214 Bolden, Mary 96 Bolden, Samuel 96 Boozan, Terry 63 Bower, Toby 20, 63 Bowker, Victoria 44, 45, 63, 160, 162. 167, 190 Boyer, Cheryl Bragg, Retinia 63 Braid. Bridget 63, 158, 179 Brandmeyer. Theresa 63 Braner , Lisa 63, 96, 184, 188 Bristol. Cathy 63 Brooks, Mary 64 Brooks, Sherry Brooks, Stefan 96, 213 Brooks. William 64, Brown, Terrence 25, 46, 64, 136, 188, 190, 191, 217, 47 Brugman, Jeffrey 20, 64, 190 Bryant, Nancy 17, 64, 160, 161, 193 Buchanan, Tracy 64, 208 Burkert. Kelly 64, 156, 180, 206, 207. 218 Burrage. Willie Burton, Vickie 64, 212 Bush, Diana 64, 194 Butterworth, Robert 64, 158 C Cady, James 64, 211 Carlson, Deanna 65. 179, 48, 49 Carmichael, Todd 65 Carothers, Bonnie 65, 198 Carpentier, Rhonda 54, 55, 65, 173, 184, 190, 206, 207, 218 Carr, Tammy 65 Carsell. Jon 65 Caruso, Bianca 65 Cather, David 65 Chambers, Melissa 65. 211 Christensen, Terry 65 Christie, Sheri 65 Clark, John 25, 46, 96 Claude, Luella 66, 158, 159. 160, 161, 162 Clay, Wayland 20, 96, 190, 196 Cohen, Gregory 66, 187, 32. 33 Cole, Carla 213 Cole, Christal 66 Cole, Jerome 46, 66 Cole. Michael 66 Collins, Gordon 66 Congdon, Lisa 66, 160, 169. 176. 178. 193, 207, 218 Conicella, Robert 66, 158, 159, 160, 162 Conley. William 66, 96 Cook, Laura 66 Coons, Vicki 66 Cotton, Theodore Crooks, Pamela 66 Crow, Scot 67 Culp, Norma 67, 201 Cunnigham, Mary 96, 168 Cutler, Martin 67, 170, 175, 176, 177, 184 D Dailey, Patrick 67 Dailing, Christine 67, 194, 214 Darby, Michael 10, 17, 22. 67, 190, 214, 50 Dasso. Mark 67 Davis, Cindy 67, 199 Davis, Debra 96 Dawkins, Krista 67 Dean, Michael 96 DeBrackeliere. Maurice 67 Decoster, Laura 67, 201 Derry, Tina 68. 201 DeSchepper. Lori 68 DeWitte, Christine 68 Dickerson. Alphonso 68 Dietz, Mary 96, 211 Dilley, David 68 Dixon. Joyce 68, 213 Do, Thuan 96 Doeckel, Steven 68 Dohrer, Gary 68 Donelson. Robert 34, 96 Donner. Jette 68, 73 Dortman, Alice 68, 165 Dortmann, Frederick 96 Dorward, Jenny 68, 212, 213 Downing, Timothy ,68 Druhl, Julie 69, 181, 184 Durey, Laura 69, 159, 160, 164 E Eastwood, Cletus Eckhardt, Julie 7. 69, 214 Edell, Deborah 69 Edmondson, Judy 69, 214 Enstrom, David 69, 190, 214, 50, 32, 37 Erickson. Mark 69, 291 Erickson, Scott 69 Ervin, Kathy 69 Estell, James 69 Euring, Troy 96 F Faigen, Leon 69, 173, 176, 179 Fentress, Lonnie 70 Fentress, Ronnie 70 Fleming. Kristy 170 Ford, Kevin 70 Fodks. Kevin 70 Fout. Joseph 70 Frank, Roger Fox, Linda 70, 166 Franco, Jose 70, 32. 33 French, Damita 70, 213 Frink. James 96 Fues, T. 204 Fuller. James III 70, 210 Fussell, Thomas 70, 152, 162, 164 G Gaylord, Cynthia 70 Gehn, Christina 71, 176, 178 Genz, Robert 71 Gerstenberger, Carla 71, 207, 218 Gibbs, Mark 71 Gilliam. Jean 26, 27, 71, 184, 190 Golden, Gregory 71 Goold, Kelly 71. 158, 159, 160, 162, 163, 169 Gordon, Jeffrey 71 Graham, Donna 71 Grant, David 71, 158, 159, 160, 162, 184 Graves, Curtis 71, 170 Grawe. Robert 10, 20, 71, 187, 214 Griffiths, Elizabeth 72, 48 Guy. Kenneth 96 H Hall, Shannon 72, 199 Hamilton, Sue 72, 176, 179, 194 Hamilton, William 72 Hamlin, Robin 72, 208 Hanson, James 72 Hanson, Rhonda 72 Harding, Darrell 72 Harmon. Letha 72 Harris, Anthony 72 Harris, Michelle 72, 158 Harrison, Murray Hayden. Jeffrey 73 Hayes, Lori 73 Haymon, Ralph 73 Haynes, Scott 73, 156, 176, 178, 179 Hefter, Lisa 73, 176, 179, 194 Hegg, Lisa 73. 181, 184. 190, 195 Heim, Tammy 73, 197 Hendren, Kelly 73, 194 Herbert, Rick 73 Herrera, Delia 30. 31, 73 Hesser, Scott 43, 73, 214 Hexamer, Katrina 73 Hickman, Bonita 74 Hill, Vincent 74 Hillyer, John 74, 210 Hocker, Scott 74 Hocker, Robin 11, 74 Hoing, Theresa 54, 74, 169, 170. 193 Holland, Gwenther 74, 212 Holland, Kim 74 Hornback. Phyllis 38, 74, 170 Horton, Jay 74 Howell, Sharon 74, 160, 161, 184, 194 Howie, Todd 30, 74 Hozak, Alesia 75. 184 Hudson, Nathaniel 96 Hughes, Linda 75 Huisman, Patricia 14, 75, 158, 159, 160, 161, 162, 164, 176, 193, 207. 218 Hunt. Kevin 75 Hurry, Christine 75 Hurry, Karen 75 Hurt, David 75 Hurt, Randy 25. 75, 187 Hynd, Julie 26. 27, 28, 75, 166, 190 I Iguchi. Shungo 39, 75, 173, 176, 178, 179 Inglesh, Michael 75 Israel. Jeremiah 75 J Jacks, Colleen 17, 76, 176, 179 Jackson, Brenda 76, 211 Jackson, Raymond 96 Janecke, Cindy 76. 169, 170, 180, 184, 176 Jansen, James 76 Jett, Richard 34, 96, 160, 210 Johnson, John 96 Johnson, Julie 76 Johnson, Laurie 76, 158, 159, 160, 162, 180, 187, 213 Johnson. Lawrence 28, 76 Johnson, LeRoy 76 Johnson, Linda 96 Jones, David 76 Jones, Kenneth 76 Jones. Theresa 96. 212 Jung, Eun Joo 76, 214 K Kallenbach, Patrick 185 Kammerer, Connie 77 Karzin, Kondon 46, 47, 96, 176 Kehl, Geralynn 77, 160, 208 Kelley. Lisa 77. 166 Kelly, Wendy 54, 96, 190, 196 Kerres, Steven 39, 41, 77 Kester, Ann 77 Kilgard, Holly 77, 198 Kimbel, Julie 77 Kimmins. Andre 77 King, Erwin King, Julie 77, 179, 184 Kinnan, Robert 77, 166 Kirzeder, Christine 77, 190, 53 Klatt, John 77 Klingbiel. Michael 20, 178 Knodel, Robin 78, 156. 173, 214 Kolinchinsky, Wendy 78, 169, 192, 214 Kolls, Todd 78. 185 Kosowski, Laurie 78 Kotecki, Kevin 78. 180, 150, 184 Krakovec, Laura 78, 179, 184, 194 Kuenning, Paul 78 Kulp. Michele 78, 184 L Lange, Lange, Margaret 78 Lannoo, Cheryl 78 Larson, Christopher 46, 178, 156 Lemkau. Marcia 79, 184 Lenz, Thomas 79, 167, 175, 176 Levin, Sheryl 38, 79, 184 Liebus, Gaylene 79 Linn, Sheley 79, 180. 181, 184 Little, Marshall 25. 46, 47. 79, 159, 160. 162 Logsdon, Gregory 79 Lomas, Rory 20, 79, 197 Long, Anthony 17, 25, 39, 79, 169 Long, Daniel 79 Long, Lori 38, 52, 79, 190, 192 Looney, Fonda 96 Love, Denise 79, 206. 207, 218 Love. Robert 10, 20. 80, 188, 190, 50, 51 Luna, Adolfo 96, 210 Lundquist, Randy 80 M McCann, Jeffrey 80 McCleary, Patrick 20. 80, 190, 50 McDaniel, Flossie 80, 212, 213 McDaniel, Joseph 80, 201 McDonald, Bradley 96 McFarland, Scott 80 McKinley, Scott 80 McKinley, Steven 80 McKinney, Janet 80 McKinney, Tammy 80 McKnight. Timothy 80, 158, 159, 160, 161, 162, 164 McLaughlin. Ian 96, 184, 33 Mahanes. Rebecca 81, 160. 162, 166, 167, 196 Maki, Denise 81 Malm, Douglas 81 Manary, Douglas 81 Mandel, Marvin 10, 15, 20, 21, 81 Manley, Kenton 81, 199 Marble, Mindy 81, 176, 177, 179 Martel, Luc 81 Martin, Frank 81 Martin, Michael Martinez, Mitch 10, 20, 22, 81, 190, 214, 50 Maynard, Kristin 81 Meadows, Michele 81, 208 Mejia, Anthony 210 Meyers, Shelley 82 Milefchik, Lisa 82. 165 Millen, Kevin 28, 82 Miller, Mitch Miller, Deborah 82 Miller, Hilton Miller, Kristina 82, 212 Miller, Lori 30, 31, 82, 214 Mirr, Diane 10, 54, 82, 173, 184, 188, 190, 191, 192, 195, 214 Mitchell. Rick Moore, Calvin 82, 170 Moore, Patricia 82 Moran, Laurie 30. 31, 82, 173, 176, 179. 192, 214 Morgan, Brenda 83, 196 Morrison, Michael 83, 176, 177, 179, 184 Morrow, LaVern Morrow. Linda 83 Moser, Leonard 46, 83 Mott, Susan 83, 213 Muhlenburg, Michael 83, 50 Munday. Sue 83, 184 Munson, Faith 83. 160, 162, 164 Murga, Victor 83 Murphy, Dennis 83 Murphy, Sharon 10, 83 Murphy, Terence 83 Muskeyvalley, Rodesha 84 Myers, Crystal 210 N Navota, Gretchen 84, 193 Needham. Kathy 84. 213 Neely, Robert 84 Nefzger, Gregory Nelson, Todd Nesseler, Sue 84, 213 Nettles, Rydell 46 Neumann, Lori 84 Newnham, Cheryl 84 Niemann, Theodore 28, 84, 177, 184, 190 Nightingale, Karen 84, 169, 170, 180, 188 Noakes, Howard 84, 198 Nunn, Eric 84 O O ' Meara, Paul 84 Ontiveros, Gregg 85 Orr, Kevin 85 Ortiz, Crystal 85 Overton, Kathy 213 P Parker, David 20, 85, 156, 180 Parrish, Jeffrey 85, 197 Pauwels, Mary 85, 173, 190 Pauwels, Tammy 85. 168 Pearson, Constance 85. 160 Pearson. Richard 85 Pedraza. Norma 85, 173 Penson, Gregory Perkins, Bruce 85. 213 Peterson. Jennifer 85, 179 Peterson, Lynn 86, 194 Philpott. Vanessa 86, 159, 162 Pickens, Kristina Pippenger, Michael 86, 201 Pippert, Karl 86, 170 Pohlman, Grant 20, 46, 86, 190, 214 Porter, Jamie Pratt, Melissa Pulliam, Denise 213 Q Quill, Martha 86 Quill, Matthew Quintana. Rosanne 86 R Race, Mark 86, 170 Rakus, Jeff 86, 175, 176, 177, 178, 179, 207, 218 Ramirez, Christopher 86 Ramsey, Jon 17. 86. 187 Ramsey, Mary 86 Randle, Willie 46, 87 Rangel, Donna 87 Reed. Lyle 87, 162, 170 Reilly, Paul 87, 184, 195 Resler, Mark 20. 21, 39, 87 Reveal. Robbie 87. 212 Reynolds, Diane 10, 15, 87. 192, 214 Reynolds, Richard 87 Rhoden. Paul Ribbeck, Karen 87, 158, 160, 161. 164, 184, 194, 214 Rice. Troy 10. 20, 87 Roberts, Jeffrey 87 Roberts, Tanya 97, 201 Robertson. Scott 87, 173, 179. 188, 192, 214 Robinson, Deanna 22, 27, 88, 176, 179, 184, 194, 214 Robinson, Evelyn Robinson. Susan 88, 184 Rodreguez, Angela 213 Roehrs, Elizabeth 88 Rosenthal, Lynette 88 Ross, Jonathan 88, 213 Rossow, John 88 Rowe. Carol 88 Rudd, Gina 88 Rushing, Kimberly 88, 213 Russell, Lanetta 88 S Saelens, Mary 88, 192 Sajak, Kathryn 88, 160, 214 Salais. Sherry 89. 201 Salais. Terry Sanders, Larry 170 Sanders. Larry 170 Sanders, Monica 208 Sanders, Tina 44, 45, 54, 89, 190, 214 Saverson, Deborah 89, 212 Scharer, Scott 89 Schauer, Susan 89 Scherrer, Christine 89, 168, 169, 170 Schinckel, Marcia 89, 212 Schisler, Avis 89 Schlenker, Lisa 89, 158, 164, 178, 184. 207, 218 Schmacht, Melissa 89 Schweska, Susan 11, 89 Scott, Roxianne 6, 89, 158, 159. 160. 161 , 162 Sebben, Pamela 90, 159. 160, 162. 163, 167, 180 Selman, Jackie 90, 178, 207, 218 223 Shaffer, Steven 90. 160, 162, 200 Sharp, Kurt Sheley, Shannon 10. 20, 90, 214 Shellhouse. David 90 Siegert, Lori 10, 15, 90, 180, 184, 188, 190, 191, 214 Simmer, Rodney 20, 166 Simpson, Richard Skoworn, Michael 90, 159, 160, 162, 164 Slater, Robin. 90 Smith, Barry Smith, Brett 90, 50 Smith, David 211 Smith, Linda 90, 213 Smith, Morgan 20. 46. 47 Smith, Susan 90. 212 Smith, Wiliam 10, 91 Sohl. Paul 91, 173. 184, 195, 180, 181 Soltow, Teresa 26, 28, 91. 173, 176, 178, 179. 180, 208, 214, 218 Sparks, Lynne 91 Spaulding, Michael 91 Spector. David 91, 180. 184 Springfield, Paul 20, 91. 50 Stablein, Scott 91 Staes, Michael 91, 176, 179, 180, 184, 218 Staley, Doug 91 Steele, Wayne 34, 35, 91 Steinbaugh, Anthony 91 Stone, Todd 92, 199 Strayer. S heryl 92 Strom, Lori 44, 45, 54, 92 Suggs, William 92 Sweeney, Jonathan 92 Swenson, Christine 92, 213 Wilson, Dennis 95 Wise, Michael 95 Wisenburg, Michelle 45, 208 Wittig, Susan 95, 52 Woodmansee, James 95 Woods, Aaron 20, 34. 35 Wortham, Blake 34. 196, 210 Wright, Keenan 95 Y Yazbec, Thomas 95, 184 Yeater, Richard 95, 170 Yokas, Adrienne 96, 184. 188, 194 Young, Cary 17, 96, 187 Young. Susan 96. 169, 184, 194 Z Zeglin, Janice 96 Zirbes, James 96 Faculty, Staff A Albrecht, Ludwig 145 Allison, Richard 23. 144 Anderson, Larry 141 Anderson, Les 140 Anderson, Virginia 138 Armstrong, Charles 140, 167 Armstrong, William 139. 175, 177 B T Taylor. Kimberly 92. 198 Thomas, Deidre 92, 193 Thompson, Julie 92 Tobin, Linda 92, 166, 173, 184, 181 Towler, Kerm 158, 162 Trice, Ricky Tripilas. Stanley 92 Tucker, Jill Tucker, Lind 92, 160, 162 Tucker, Lori 93, 208 Tumlin, Daniel 93 Tyrrell, Amy 93. 212 U Underwood. David 93, 158, 199 1 Valberg. Laurie 168 VanBlaracom. Jerry 93 VanHyfte, Cheryl 93, 160, 162, 163 Verhelst, Cyrille Verhille. Catherine 93. 184 Vasey, Nannette 93, 201 Vinson, Michael 93 Viviani, Jay 93 W Walker, Adam 43, 93, 187, 190, 199 Walker, Alma 93 Walker, Eric 94 Walker. Perry 94 Walker, Wendy 94 Walton. Gregory Weese, Anthony Weigand. Thomas 94 Wells, Lori 94, 213 Westerfield, Jeffrey 10, 20, 94, 97, 214 White, Erma White, Laurie 94. 168 White, Sue 94 Wiederin, David 94, 50 Wilhelm, Jane 94 Williams. Pamela 7, 94, 176, 214 Williams, Raymond 94 Williams. Robyn 95, 184 Williamson, Cathy 6. 95 Wilson, Carrie Lynn 7, 10. 30. 31, 95. 96. 184, 190 Wilson. Carrie Marie 95, 165, 176, 179, 190, 194, 207, 48, 224 218 Babcock, Clarice 150 Bak, Aloysius 145 Ballard. Bonnie 145, 152. 212 Banfield, Arthur 145 Biggs, Darrell 145 Bloom, David 141 Bonsall, Duane 20, 137, 143, 46, 47 Bowman, Marijane 139, 195 Brauch. Ruth 138 Burkert, Edna 147 Butterfield, Ed 142 C Campbell, Linda 138 Carbone, Rita 150 Carroll, Jack 143, 51 Casey, Arnold 139 Castellanos, Robert 140 Christensen. Dean 147, 152 Clark, Ben 141 Clark, Ralph Cloninger, Virginia 150 Conrad, Eleanor 138, 207, 218 D Dennis, Phillip 139 DeTaeye, Donald 144 Devinney, Donald 145, 198, 199 Dickerson. Ted 139 DuQuette, Pete 39, 140, 143 E Ehlers, Katherine 138 F Fessler. Frank 138 Franck, Helen 145, 200, 201, 202 Friedrichsen, Fred 26, 44, 144. 152 G Gerber, Walter 40. 145 Gillette, Marie 138 Gorgal, Allan 20. 137, 57 H Harbour, Donna 141 Hart, Ruth 151 Hawkinson. Dennis 145 Hegg, Hollis 139 Henry, Deloris 141 Henson, Marilyn 150 Herrera, Audreen 147 Herrera, Michael 139 Holmgren, Carroll 144 ; Iglehart. Annette 150 Ingold. Bonnie 150 J Janecke, Jerry 139 Jenkins, Clara 137, 146 Janssens, Ronald 146 Johnson, Hugh 20, 22. 139 Johnson, Kenneth 141 Johnson, Marjorie 148 Johnson, Vivian 146 Johnstone. James 143 Jones, Marjorie 146 Jones, Ruth 138 K Klatt, Richard 142 L Lage, Chris 150 Lange, Marcia 143 M McCann, Sam 140 McLaughlin, Florence 145 McLean, Loa 141 Malcolm, Eugene 141 Martinez, Hortense 148 Maurus. Robert 142, 157, 158. 160 Mickelson, Donald 139 Milton, Arthur 138 Motz, Robert 140 Murphy. John 137 N Nelson. Russell 145 Neuerburg, Lawrence 141 Nicola, Cherie 143 Norris. Janet 146 O T Thompson, Marilyn 150 Trackwell. Emma 143 Tsagaris, Clara 139 W Walker, Preston 151 Welch, Laura 141 Werthmann, Joan 140 Whan, Jack 137 White, Charles 142 Wise, Ethelda 150 Wood, David 140 Y Youngquist, Frank 34, 144 Yuris, Carol 148 Oestreich, Charles 138 Ostrom, Gary 140 P Paradiso, Charles 137 Payton, Donald 151, 196 Peschang, Nicholas 138, 187 Pierce, Marguerite 146, 152 Purtscher, Dan 147 Q Quirk, Keith 141, 145 R Reid. Duncan 34, 35, 36, 137, 143 Resler, Donald 210, 211 Ricketts. Debbie 150 Riley, Robert 70, 143 Robinson, Frank 140 Rogers, Ruth 145, 213 Rowland, Shirley 142 Ryner, Frank 140 S Sackfield, Ellen 141 Sanders, Arlantha Sartor, Doreen 143 Schultz, Chester 144 Scott, Wendy 146 Sellers, Richard 28, 145 Shaffer, Ellis 137 Shellenberger, Lorraine 144 Shall. Joyce 139 Shuck. Paula 142 Sias, Richard 139 Simmon. Florence 147 Singer, Barbara 147 Stevens, Ronald 146 Stoit, Sandra 146 Stone. John 140 Strohl, Nancy 146