Round Lake High School - Laker Yearbook (Round Lake, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1967 volume:

Faculty Table of Contents PAGE Seniors Underclassmen Activities Sports Music Liberal Arts Dedication 1967 In selecting one whom we honor, the Laker staff feels no one is more deserving than our Tripper. She has given much time and effort for the betterment of Round Lake High School and each person in our school. With a deep sense of appreciation, we humbly present our 1967 Laker to our teacher and friend, Miss Shirlee Tripp. IN MEMORY OF PHIL CURTIS GLENDA RIGNEY There is so much that could be said of these two people that there is not enough room on this page. It must be said in our hearts. Their lives played such an important role in our lives that they will continue to live in our hearts and in our memories. Round Lake Community High Past Present 5 Superintendent MR. R. J. FOREHAND Principal 6 MRS. VERA HESTEKIN JOHN BIDNEY, Guidance Director KENT NEWMAN, Guidance Counselor Guidance Counselors DON SABO, Guidance Counselor MRS. MCCARTY Administration Secretary MRS. WATERS Receptionist 0 F F 1 C E S T A F F MRS. SCHARFENORTH Secretary to the Superintendent MRS. WENNERBERG Clerical Business Board of Education Board of Education: Sitting from left to right:Mr. Norman Stone; Mr. Vernon Beggs, President; Mrs. Verna Bendull Nelson, Secretary. Standing: Mr. John Mogee, Mr. Howard Wittum, Mr. Anthony Chavez. Administration GERALD P. KAIRES Director of Athletics 9 Our Help From left to right: E. BAUER, D. LEE, Cafeteria Manager; E. NIELSEN, E. MEHNER, E. BEZ. MRS. MEYERS Snack Bar Attendant MRS. WITTUM-Mofron MRS. WAKE and MR. WILLIAMS. MRS. BRANDT Library Assistant 10 PETR JANDACEK Morton Junior College, Illinois State Normal University, Insti- tute of Design of Illinois, In- stitute of Technology, A.A..B.S.: Art I and II, Freshman Class Sponsor. Art RAYMOND ERDMANN Illinois State University, B.E.; Personal Typing, Typing I, Gen- eral Business, Office Prodice, Future Business Leoders of America Sponsor, Junior Class Sponsor, Chairman of Business Department. Business CHARLOTTE KELLY Madison College, B.S.; Short- hand I and II, Typing II, Book- keeping, Sponsor of the Laker. FRANCES J. IMSANDE Elmhurst College, Carthage College, Northern Illinois Uni- versity, B.S.; English, News- paper Publicity, Dramatics As- sistant. English GENEVIEVE P. LEE Southern Illinois University, B. Ed.; English I, Business English, Sponsor of the Laker. 12 RAY M. MERRILL St. Louis University, University of Wisconsin, B.S.; English IV, Chairman of English Depart- ment. HARRY P. OGGEL University of Iowa, University of Wisconsin, University of Den- ver, University of Missouri, B. A.; English II, Sponsor of the Blaize. RAYMOND MICHAEL WILUAMS Wright Junior College, North- ern Illinois University, B.S. E.; English, Mask and Gavel, Wrestling. MARY E. DIETZ Alverno College, B.S.; Home Economics I, II, III, Sponsor of Home Ec Club, All-School Play. Home Ec DARLENE THOMAS Kansas State University, B.S.; Adult Living, General Science, Home Economics I. 13 HOWARD H. SCHROEDER Whitewater State University, Northern Illinois University, B. S.; U.S. History, Frosh-Soph Baseball Coach, Frosh-Soph Football Coach, Wrestling Coach. H I S T O R Y JAMES B. SERTIC Wisconsin State College, B.S.; Geogrophy, World History, As- sistant Frosh-Soph Football Cooch, Golf Coach, Varsity Bas- ketball Cooch. ROBERT E. SHERMAN Northern Illinois University, Simpson College, B.S. Ed.; U.S. History, Social Problems, Psy- chology, Student Council Ad- viser, Head Cross-Country Trock Cooch, Director of School Parking Facilities, Chairman of Social Science Department. GEORGE L BROKAW Mankato State College, B.S.; Basic Electronics I, Electronics I and II, General Science, In- dustrial Arts, FTA Adviser. Industrial Arts EDWARD G. KOPP Wisconsin State University, B. A.; Industrial Arts, Woodshop, Ticket Sales. NO PICTURE AVAILABLE 14 MARVIN L JONES Northern State Teachers Col- lege, Stout State College, B.S., M.S.; Mechanical Drawing. MERVIllE L KANE University of Wisconsin, Mem- phis State University, Northern Illinois University, B.S.; Metal Shop, Frosh-Soph Track, Fresh- man Football. ARLENE H. CULVER Ashland College, Wheaton Col- lege, University of Grenoble, Grenoble, France, University of Paris, Paris, France, A.B.; French, English, Sponsor of the French Club. Language ROSS E. GOODRICH University of Illinois, Northern Illinois University, Northwes- tern University, Escuela de Los Profesores, Know College, B.S., M.S.; Spanish I, II, III, Spanish Club Sponsor, Sophomore Class Sponsor. ROBERT BAUMAN Whitewater State University, B. S., B.E.; General Mathematics, Algebra I, Freshman Basketball Cooch, Assistant Freshman Football Coach. Math WAYLAND C. FOREHAND Wisconsin State University, River Falls, B.S.; Algebra I, Plane Geometry-Advanced Ge- ometry, Analytic Geometry, Timekeeper for Football and Basketball Games. 15 GORDON C. THOMAS Lake Forest College, B.A.; Al- gebra, Statistician at Athletic Events. Math RICHARD D. WONG University of Denver, Winona State College, Northern Illinois University, B.A.; General Math. ROBERT N. BAUCHENS Southern Illinois University, Northwestern University, B.M, MM; Band, Music Theory. Music JOAN M. OTTOIINO Northern Illinois University, University of Michigan, Lake Forest College, University of Wisconsin, B.A.; Freshman Chorus, Concert Chorale, Girls' Glee Club, Choroliers. GERALD P. KAIRES University of Illinois, Roosevelt University, B.S., MS.; Athletic Director, Physical Education, Sponsor of Lettermen's Club. SHIRLEE M. TRIPP Illinois State University, B.S.; Girls' Physical Education, Cheerleader Sponsor, GAA. 16 JAMES D. ROGERS University of Illinois, University of Illinois Graduate School, B. S., Biology, Head Varsity Foot- ball Coach, Varsity Baseball Coach. CHARLES R. RUTKOV6KI Ripon College, B.A.; Modern Biology, General Science, Phy- sical Education, Ass't. Varsity Football Coach, Varsity Wrest- ling Coach, Varsity TrackCoach. Science GENE E. SMITH Burlington College, Northeast Missouri State Teachers Col- lege, B.S.; General Biology, General Science, Ticket Sales. KURT WENNERBERG Wisconsin State University, Un- iversity of Wisconsin, B.E.; Phy- sics, Chemistry, General Sci- ence, Bi-Phy Chem Club Spon- sor. 17 RICHARD ANDERSON Northern Illinois University, B.S.; Drivers Education, Sopho- more Basketball Coach, Assis- tant Varsity Football Coach. Drivers JAMES L. SMITH Iowa Wesleyan College, Uni- versity of Iowa, Western Illinois University, Rosary College, B.A., M.A.L.S.; Librarian, Library Teen Club Sponsor, Senior Class Ad- viser. Librarian We Welcome . . . JUDITH A. MATTHEWS University of Wisconsin, University of Arizona, Marquette University, B.S.; Science, Home Eco- nomics I, Adult Living. NO PICTURE AVAILABLE DAVID DEBOALT Indiana University, Uni- versity of Washington State, B.S.; English I and II, Advertising Manager, Laker. More of Our Help BUS DRIVERS: Bruno Viglielmo, George Blanchard, Shirlee Tripp, and Fred Schaer. JANITORS: Standing: Thomas Baron, Bruno Viglielmo, Fred Kruger. Sitting: Fred Schaer, Ed King, Nick Tallo. Missing from picture: Fred Priemer, Jim Luby. Faculty Candids Hands in position, Type!! Faculty For m«? Candids 20 SENIORS Senior 22 BEST LOOKING: Jon Luciano and Denny Gibson. Superlatives MOST TALENTED: Linda Sheriff and Rich Jacobsen. MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Linda Sherwood and Bob Peterson. BEST UKED: Darlene Wiertz and Tom Manning. MOST CONGENIAL: Carol Puder and Rick Beggs. BEST DRESSED: Jeannie Barrett and Jim Sandel. 23 Left to right: Darlene Wiertz, Treasurer; Jan Luciano, Secretory; Filis Fronchi, President; Dick Adler, Sgt.-at-arms; Sue Stauder, Vice-President; Nancy West phal, Historian. Senior Class Officers Upon entering high school as freshmen, they had no idea of the fun, excitement, triumphs, and disappointments that awaited them in the following four years. In their fresh- man year, they entered a float in their first homecoming parade. As sophomores, they held soc-hops and participated in many other new and exciting events. Then, as Juniors, they won first place fortheir homecoming float. They also received their class rings, and they pre- pared for the Prom. They decorated the gymnasium and elected the queen, who reigned at the finished product, Wonderland by Night. The final year arrived, and they prepared for homecom- ing, which included the bonfire, the game, and the dance. Sailing Down the Sea of Memories was a great success. Commencement finally arrived-the climax to a wonderful four years! 24 MR. SMITH Advisor ADLER, RICHARD Chopper No man can be an athlete on an empty stom- ach. AUMAN, LEONARD Soit It's impossible to find what passes through any man's mind. AMEDIO, SALLY Sol Good humor is goodness and wisdom com- bined. ANGELOFF, MICHAEL Mike One good turn deserves another. BARNA, SANDRA Sandy She's little and full of fun-a joy to have around BARRETT, JEAN Jeannie Jeannie is a quiet lass; we hardly know she's in our class. BEGGS, RICHARD Stretch It matters not how a man dies but how he lives. BELL, GARY Gory A combination hard to beat-a scholar, friend, and athlete. 25 BERGHOLZ, JOYCE Berky Happiness is a habit. BESSERT, ROBIN Elijah Cheer up Robin! The worst is yet to come. BIELSKI, ROBERT Bob My spirits are nimble. BENKOW5KI, DOUGLAS Doug Doug's swell and fun-no wonder he's liked by everyone. BOEKE, CHARLES Chuck He is well said that is well satisfied. BUTINAS, DAVID Dave He is always his sweet note. CALANCA, ANGELA Angie 'The swiftest thing is mind, for it speeds every- where. 26 COCKEFAIR, ALETA '‘Tommie Patience and gentleness are powers. COGHILL, DONNA ''Donna A friend to all and all her friends. CONKLE, ANTHONY Andy Good words are worth much and cost nothing. 27 CRIPPS, MICHAEL Mike Life is a jest and all things show it. DEERE, DIANA Dee Dee None but herself can be her parallel. DEL ROSA, LAIRD Laird Did you ever see the like!' DE WALD, MICHAEL Mike Athletes are made, not born. DIETZ, MARTHA Martha She is one to seek greatness. Dl PIERO, ROBERT Bob His thoughts for others will never be ended. 28 DOMKA, MARGARET Peggy Her sense of humor is real and her laugh is its mate. DOWRICK, DAVID lop He builds that ladder upon which he rises. DRESSLER, RICHARD Dick ”Stand your ground. DVORSCAK. THERESE Tesse New friends lead the heart to glow. EDDY, TIMOTHY Tim A good name is better than precious oint- ment. EKBLAD, LEE Ek He who has a thousand friends has not a friend to spare. ENGNATH, KATHLEEN Kothy Politeness costs nothingand gains everything. FENGER, BARBARA Barb Whatever is worth doing is worth doing well. FINLEY, MARY Mary',' But come what may she is happy and gay. FLACKUS, SHERMAN Snowball A little more tired at the close of the day. 29 FRANCHI, FILIS Fil 'To know her is to like her and she is well known. FREIBOTH, WILLIAM Bill ”H you are a man of few words, you won't have to take so many of them back. FROST, MARY ELLEN Frosty A merry heart goes all the day. GALLAGHER, KATHY Kathy 'To be what we are and to become what we are capable of becoming.” GIBSON, DENNIS Gib Politeness is the chief sign of a gentleman. GIBSON, DIANNE Gibby ” Mio walks with beauty has no need of fear. GLEN, DALE Dale If at first you don't succeed, quit!” 30 GOUDIE, MICKEY Mick She that mischief hatcheth, mischief catcheth. GUENTHER, NORMAN Norm Politeness is the sign of a gentleman. GUGEl, DONNA Donna Talk happiness; the world is sad enough GUY, PATRICIA Pot Rich in good works. HAGEN, LINDA Lynn Silence is the perfect herald of joy. HARPER, GREG Fireball To entrap the wisest. HARTMANN, WAYNE Wayne Style is the dress of thought. 31 HATCH, JUDY Jody We wonder what mischief she'll do next. HENNING, KATHERINE Kothy Whenever you find humor you find Kathy close by its side. HILL, JAMES Jim Anything for a quiet life. HILLIER, STEVEN Steve Never o worry, never a care, never afraid to take a dare. HOLMES, KATHRYN Kothy She must be known to be appreciated. HUBER, WILUAM Bill Believe it or not. HUFF, JIMMIE Jim You cannot conquer the world. HUGHES, RALPH Ralph Rich in good works. 32 JACKS, MICHAEL Coesor No sooner said than done.” JACOBSEN, RICHARD JOHANNSEN, GEORGE ««gig George He has the right to success.” Small persons are able to give great cheer.” JOHNSON, SANDRA Sondl Sandi's smile is her mind's voice.” JONES, ROBERT Bob Bashful and shy but a wonderful guy. KELLAM, ART Art All is well that ends well.” KOCH, HAROLD Horold Days may come and days may go. KOUDELKA, NANCY None My heart shall be thy garden.” 33 KRAUSE, GREGORY Mouse As the green leaves on a thick tree, some fall, and some grow. KRUEGER, THOMAS Tom ''Noble in thought, word, and all his deeds. KUDINGO, DAVID Dove He is Dave and no other. KUDRICK, JOHN John Easy come, easy go. KUNZMANN, SUSAN Sue A nicer smile can ne're be found. LAKSO, BARBARA Borb Her ways are ways of pleasantness.” LAMBERT, PHILLIP Phil It is no shame for him to live and learn. 34 LEEB, DALE Dole '7 grow old learning something new every day. LEWIS, SHARON Sherry” 'We're born to be happy, all of us. LORTIE, JAMES Jim” He wos ever precise in promise keeping. LUCAS, DELORES Dee” Little things mean a lot. LUCIANO, JANICE Lovely to look at and grand to know LUND, BEVERLY Bev” Her heart is young and gay. LUND, DONN Donn” Never say more than is necessary. 35 MACEY, DIANNA Dione As silent as a gentle stream. MANNING, JOYCE Joycie A friend to all and all her friend. MANNING, THOMAS Tomo Of a good beginning comes a good end. MANNISTO. GLEN Glen Always ready, ever steady, who could ask for more? MCDONOUGH, LUCILLE Lucy You don't have to hong from a tree to be a nut MCGUFFIN, JAY McGuff take things as they come-eosy come-easy MCINTOSH, JANET Moc Patience makes women beautiful in middle age. MCKEE, JOSEPH Shoes If the shoe fits, wear it. MC ROY, LEE Moc Seen with guys-likes the girls ” MERONI, DONALD Don As nice as he ever was. MILLER, PAUL Super Paul Quietness is a virtue on occasion. 37 NEMIRO, UNDA Lynn God helps those who help themselves. NEVENS, WILLIAM “Wild Bill If study were the only cause for death, I'd live forever. NICHOLLS, ROBERT “Nich “Investments in knowledge are wise ones. NIELSEN, LAURA “Louro” “She never fails to please. NIELSEN, SUE “Niels “Full of laughter, full of fun, a smile for every- � OLSON, CAROLYN “Oleo The blush is beautiful, but sometimes incon- venient. ORLANDO, ROBERT “Bob He is as free os the wind. 38 PARDUE, PATRICIA Potty Time flies in jolly company, and she makes time fly.” PATTON, MARY Mi due ftjf ence is o virtue found in few ” PEDERSON, DIANE Tiger She who is firm in will molds the world to herself.” PETERSON, RAYMOND Roy For he that once is good is ever great. PETERSON, SANDRA Soss Kindness renders all things tolerable.” 39 POBIOCKI, ALEXANDRIA Sondi A real friend is one who walks in when the rest of the world walks out. POLEJEW5KI, PHYLLIS “Ski “Give to the world the best you have, and the best will come back to you. PREBLE, MICHAEL “Mike A smile for every girl but two for his special PUDER, CAROL Corol It is better to have one friend of great value than many friends who are good for nothing. RAMM, WILUAM “Willy We grant although he has wit, he is very shy. RAYMER, REBECCA “Becke Personality is her middle name. ROYER, JEANNE “Jeonne Swell and fun-no wonder, she's liked by every- RUPE, RAYMOND “Roy Boys will be boys. 40 SADORF, CAROL “Carol Sugar and spice and everything nice. SAFRANEK, LEONA “Leo Little is needed to make her happy. RUSONOWSKI, LAUREL “Laurie Life is too short to waste. k SAN DEI, JAMES “Jim Shoes YouVe only young once; but if you work it right, once is enough. SCHAD, AUCE “Al Just looking for jun, anytime, anywhere, any- SCHLICHTENMYER, ROBERT “Slick “One good turn deserves another SCHMIDT, DAVID “Dave It's better to wear out than to rust out.” SCHNEIDER, ROGER “Rog Though he's little, he stands strong. 41 SCHOWAITER, HELEN Ellie No sooner said than done.” X SCHRODER, LYNNE Uttle Howie Good things come in small packages.” i SCHUNK, JENNY Jen When you're down and feeling blue, cheer up someone and it'll cheer you.” SHERIFF, LINDA Undo Her best she will give to any task.” SHERWOOD, LINDA Lin A friendly girl, a charming lass, a worthy ad- dition to our class.” SIMA, GLEN Glen He that is a friend to himself knows he is a friend to all. smith, scon Scott Ask me no questions; I'll tell you no lies.” 42 SORENSON, WILLIAM “Soren He is of calm and happy nature. STAUDER, SUSAN Susie An all around good sport is she, full of vim and vitality STIDHAM, KATHY Kothy ”Patience is the best remedy for any trouble. STIPATI, LIBBY ELLEN “Libby Rest and be thankful. SUFORNA, ALLAN “Big Al If you are a man of few words, you won't have to take so many bock. SWIETON, DENNIS “Denny All is well that ends well. 43 TESSMANN, GERALD Zim Bomba '1 vvonf what I want when I want it. VAN ZANDT, KATHLEEN Kathy” Happiness is a habit. Mi WAGNER, CAROL '‘Carol She goes about from day to day doing the things in her own quiet way. WALDRON, JAMES Jim Manners and money make a gentleman. WALLACE, MARIANNE Marianne Small persons are able to give great cheer. WALLECK, JODY Joe He starts the day off with a BANG!1 WATERS, PAMELA Pam '7 agree with no man's opinion; I have some of my own. WELTER, JOHN John A true man hateth no one. 44 WESTPHAl, NANCY Nan She is as kind as she is fair.” WIERTZ, DARLENE Dor She is a maiden coy, whom we all enjoy. WILCOX, FRANK Frank If there is work to do, I've just passed by.” WILKISON, PAULA Paula She has more fun in a minute than others have in a lifetime.” WILUAMS, BETTY Betty Friends share in common.” WUCHTER, CHARLES Chuck A gentle heart is tied with an easy thread.” SAMMARTINO, SAM Sam ”Easy come, easy go.” BR1MBERRY, DELC1E Delcie She is full of fun and a joy to have around.” 45 47 Senior Directory ADLER, RICHARD: Football 1,2,3,4, Wrestling 1,2,3, Track 1.3, Baseball 2, Senior Class Play 3, Letterman's Club 2.3.4, Sgt.-at-arms of Senior Class. ALLMAN, LEONARD: Football 1,2, Track 1,2, Wrestling 1,2. AMEDIO, DALLY: R-Lettes 1,2,3,4, Cheerleader 3,4, Oper- etta Stage Help 2, Girls' Glee 2,3,4, Freshman Chorus 1, Vice-President of Sophomore Class, Section Leader of Girls' Glee 4. ANGELOFF, MICHAEL: Wrestling 1,2, Track 1,2,3, Foot- ball 1, Chorus 1, Letterman's Club 2,3,4. BARNA, SANDRA: Choraliers 4, Chorus 1,2,3,4, Section Leader Chorus 4. BARRETT, JEAN: Cheerleader 1,2, GAA 1,2, Freshman Chorus 1, Girls' Glee 2,3,4, Section Leader of Girls' Glee 4. BEGGS, RICHARD: Football 1,2,3,4, Track 1,2,3,4, Chorus 1.2.3, By-Phy-Chem Club 4, Lettermen's Club 2,3,4, Dance Band 1,2,3, French Club 2,3, President of Band 4. BELL, GARY: Football 1,2,3,4, Basketball 1,2,3,4, Letter- man's Club 2,3,4, Baseball 1,2,3,4, Sgt.-at-arms of Letter- man's Club 3, Secretary and Treasurer of Lettermen's Club 4. BERGHOLZ, JOYCE: Girls' Glee 2, A Capella 3. BESSERT, ROBBIN: Football 1,2,3,4, Baseball 1,2,3, Gym- nastics 1, Lettermen's Club 3,4, Chorus 1,2. BIELSKI, ROBERT: Track I, Cross Country 2. BENKOW5KI, DOUGLAS: Lettermen's Club 3,4, Football 1.2.3.4, Basketball 1,2, Baseball 2, Track 1,2,4. BOEKE, CHARLES BUTINAS, DAVID: Band 1,2,3,4. CALANCA, ANGELA: GAA 1, Home Ec. 3, Chorus 1,2,3,4. CALL, RICKEY: Track 3,4. CARTER, THOMAS: Student Council 1,2,3,4, Football 1,2, 3.4, Basketball 1,2,3,4, Baseball 1,2,3,4, Lettermen's Club 3.4, Treasurer of Student Council 2, Vice-President of Stu- dent Council 4. COCKEFAIR, ALETA: GAA 3, Girls' Glee 2. COGHILL, DONNA: R-Lettes Colorguard 1, R-Lettes Drill Team 2,3,4, Blaize Staff 1, Girls' Glee Club 2,3, A Capella Chorus 4, GAA 2,3,4, French Club 2, Freshman Chorus 1, Operetta 2. CONKLE, WILLIAM: Track 1. COSTELLO, CATHLEEN: Freshman Chorus 1, Girls' Glee 2.3, Spanish Club 2,3,4, Mask and Gavel 3,4, By-Phy Chem Club 3,4, Medical Career, 1,2, Vice-President of Mask and Gavel 4. COVINGTON, KENNETH: Freshman Chorus 1, A Capella 2. CRIPPS, MICHAEL: Track 4. DEERE, DIANA: Home Ec. Club 2,4, Medical Club 2, Home Ec. Club, Historian. DEL ROSA, LAIRD: Wrestling 1, Baseball 1, Spanish Club 2. DE WALD, MICHAEL: Football 2,3,4, Basketball 2,3,4, Let- termen's Club 3,4. DIETZ, MARTHA: FTA 2,3,4, French Club 2,3, Freshman Chorus, Girls' Glee 2,3,4, Home Ec. Club 2, Music Li- brarian 3,4, Vice-President of FTA 3, President of FTA 4. Dl PIERO, ROBERT: Chorus 1,2,3,4, Football 1,2, Cross Country 3, Operetta 1,2,3. DOMKA, MARGARET: Frosh-Soph Honor Society 1, Girls' Glee 2,3, Concert Choir 4, R-Lettes Drill Team 1,2,3, Op- eretta 2, GAA 1. DOWRICK, DAVID: Football 3, Track 1,2, Chorus 1,2,3. DRESSLER, RICHARD DVORSCAK, TESSE: GAA 1,2,3, French Club 3, Cheer- leader 4, Chorus 3, Mask and Gavel 3, Student Council 3.4, Treasurer of Mask and Gavel 3. EDDY, TIMOTHY: Baseball 3,4, Section Leader Chorus 4. EKBLAD, LEE: Golf 3. ENGNATH, KATHLEEN: Laker Staff 2, Freshman Chorus 1, Girls' Glee 2, Concert Chorus 3, Operetta 2,3. FENGER, BARBARA: Frosh-Soph Honor Society. FINLEY, MARY: R-Lettes Drill Team 2,3, GAA 1, Pom Pom 48 Girl 2, Chorus 1,2, Frosh-Soph Honor Society 1, R-Lettes Color Guard Commander 2,3. FLACKUS, SHERMAN: Football 1. FRANCHI, FILIS: R-Lettes 1,2,3,4, National Honor Society 2,3,4, Spanish Club 2,3, Concert Chorus 3,4, Girls' Glee 2, Band 1,2, GAA 2, Class President 1,2,3,4, Vice-Presi- dent of R-Lettes 3,4. FRIEBOTH, WILLIAM: Spanish Club 1,2,3, By-Phy-Chem Club 1,2,3, Baseball 2,3,4, Vice-President of By-Phy-Chem Club 4. FROST, MARY ELLEN: Girls'Glee 3, A Capella 4. GALLAGHER, KATHLEEN: Library Teen Club 1, Laker 2, Freshman Chorus 1, Girls' Glee 2, A Capella 3,4, Op- eretta 1. GIBSON, DENNIS: Football 1,2,3,4, Basketball 1,2,3,4, Baseball 1,2,3,4, Lettermen's Club 3,4, President of Letter- men's Club 4. GIBSON, DIANNE: Chorus 2,3, R-Lettes 2,3,4, GAA 1,2, R-Lettes Quartet 4, Treasurer of R-Lettes 4. GLEN, DALE: Lettermen's Club 3,4, Baseball 1 .Gymnastics 1,2, Chorus 1,2,3,4, Operetta 2. GOUDIE, MICKEY: Freshman Chorus 1, Girls' Glee 2, A Capella 3,4. GUENTHER, NORMAN: Spanish Club 2, Chorus 3. GUGEL, DONNA: Freshman Chorus 1, Girls' Glee 2, Laker Staff 4, A Capella 3,4, Section Leader of A Capella Chorus 4, Blaize Staff 2, GAA 1. GUY, PAT: Laker Staff 2,3, Chorus 3. HAGEN, LINDA: GAA 2, Girls' Glee 3, Chorus 3,4. HARTMANN, WAYNE HARPER, GREGORY: National Honor Society 2,3,4, Track 3, Cross Country 4. HATCH, JUDY: Freshman Chorus 1, Girls' Glee 2, A Capella 3,4, Home Ec. Club 1, GAA 3. HENNING, KATHERINE HILL, JAMES HILLIER, STEVEN: Baseball 1. HOLMES, KATHRYN: Chorus 1,2,3, National Honor So- ciety 3,4, Treasurer of National Honor Society 4. HUBER, WILLIAM HUFF, JIM: Track 1, Chorus 1,2,3. HUGHES, RALPH: Chorus 1, Wrestling 2, By-Phy-Chem Club 4. JACKS, MICHAEL: Lettermen's Club 4, Baseball 1,4, Cross Country 4. JACOBSEN, RICHARD: Band 1,2,3,4, Chorus 2,3, French Club 2,3, Baseball 2, National Honor Society 2,3,4, Oper- etta 1,2,3, President of National Honor Society 4. JOHANNSEN, GEORGE: Baseball 1,2. JONES, ROBERT KELLAM, ARTHUR: Chorus 2, Track 1, Baseball 2. KOCH, HAROLD: Wrestling 2. KOUDELKA, NANCY: Chorus 1,2,3. KRAUSE, GREGORY: Football 1,2, Basketball 1,2. KRUEGER, THOMAS: Football 1,2,3,4, Wrestling 2,3, Let- termen's Club 3,4. KUDINGO, DAVID KUDRICK, JOHN KUNZMANN, SUSAN: Freshman Chorus 1, A Capella 2, 3.4, GAA 4, Laker Staff 4, Home Ec. Club 1. LASKO, BARBARA: Freshman Chorus 1, Girls' Glee Club 2, A Capella 3,4, GAA 3. LAMBERT, PHILIP: Football 1, Gymnastics 1,2, Baseball 1, Lettermen's Club 3,4. LEEB, DALE: Chorus 1,2,3, Football 1, Wrestling 1, Golf 1, Cross Country 2. LEWIS, SHARON: FHA 1,2, GAA 2, Operetta 3, Chorus 1.2.3.4, Chorus Secretary 1, FHA Secretary 2. LORTIE, JAMES: Chorus 1,2,3, President of Boys' Glee 2. LUCAS, DELORES: Band 1,2,3,4, Girls' Glee 2, Concert Choir 3,4, Operetta Chorus 2,3. LUCIANO, JANICE: R-Lettes 1,2,3,4, R-Lettes Quartet 3,4, Homecoming Court 2, Vice-President of Freshman Class, Historian of Class 2, Secretary of Class 3,4, President of R-Lettes. 49 LUND, BEVERLY: R-Lettes Drill Team 2,3,4, Nurses1 Club 2, Operetta 3, Band 1,2,3, Secretary of Band 2. LUND, DONN: Football 1, Baseball 2, Gymnastics 2. MACEY, DIANA MANNING, JOYCE: Girls'Glee 3,4. MANNING, THOMAS: Football 1,2,3,4, Basketball 1,2,3, Baseball 2, Lettermen's Club 4. MANNISTO, GLENN: Band 1,2,3,4, Operetta Orchestra 1.2.3, Track 2, Pep Band 1,2,3,4, Chairman of Prom 3, Chairman of Homecoming Dance 4. MCDONOUGH, LUCILLE: Girls' Glee 3, A Capella 4, R-Lettes 2,3, GAA 1,2,3,4, President of A Capella 4. MC GUFFIN, JAY: Spanish Club 1,2,3. MC INTOSH, JANET: Girls' Glee Club 1. MC KEE, JOSEPH: Spanish Club 3, Freshman Chorus 1, A Capella 2, Concert Choir 3, Lettermen's Club 3,4, Cross Country 2,3, Basketball 1,2,3,4, Golf 2,3,4, Track 1. MC ROY, LEE: Basketball 1,2,3,4, Cross Country 2,3, Base- ball 1, Lettermen's Club 3,4, Chorus 1,2,3. MERONI, DONALD: Band 1,2,3,4, Spanish Club 4. MILLER, PAUL: Chorus 1,2,3,4. MILNER, LYNNDA: Girls' Glee 3, Mask and Gavel 3. MONAHAN, SHARON: Freshman Chorus 1, Girls' Glee 2, Spanish Club 3,4, Home Ec Club 1,3, GAA 3,4, Junior Prom Committee 3, President of Spanish Club 4. MONROE, CAROL: Girls' Glee 2,3. MORLEY, JAMES: Track 2, Football 1. MULHERN, PATRICIA: Mask and Gavel 1,2,3, Spanish Club 2.3.4, Chorus 1,2,3,4, Operetta. NEMIRO, LINDA: Operetta Chorus 2,3, Home Ec Club 2.3.4, Chorus 1,2,3,4, Choraliers 4, Home Ec Club Presi- dent 4. NEVENS, WILLIAM: Band 1,2,3,4,By-Phy-ChemClub2,3,4, French Club 2,3, Mask and Gavel 4, Chess Club 1, Oper- etta 2, Lettermen's Club 3,4, Class Play 3,4, Vice-Presi- dent Chess Club 3, Treasurer of By-Phy-Chem Club 3, President of By-Phy-Chem Club 4, Secretary of Mask and Gavel 4. NICHOLLS, ROBERT: Football 1,2,4, Basketball 1, Baseball 1.2.3.4. NIELSEN, LAURA: French Club 2,3,4, Mask and Gavel 3,4, Laker Staff 3, Secretary of French Club 3, President of Mask and Gavel 4. NIELSEN, SUSAN: Student Council 1,2,3,4, Freshman Chorus 1, Girls' Glee 2, A Capella 3, Concert Choir 4, R-Lettes 1,2,3,4, GAA 1, Freshman Chorus Secretary, Student Council Secretary 3,4. OLSON, CAROLYN: GAA 2,3,4, Chorus 1,2,3,4. ORLANDO, ROBERT: Football 1,2, Golf 2, Gymnastics 1,2. PARDUE, PATRICIA: Freshman Chorus 1, Girls' Glee 2, A Capella 3,4, Home Ec Club 2,3, Blaize Staff 2, Laker Staff 4, Junior Prom Committee 3, Treasurer of Home Ec Club 3. PATTON, MARY: Mask and Gavel 4, Girls' Glee 3. PEDERSEN, DIANNE: GAA 1,2. PETERS, MARY JOE: Band 1,2,3,4, A Capella 2, Concert Choir 3,4, French Club 3,4, Operetta 2,3, Vice-President of French Club 4, Vice-President of Concert Choir. PETERSON, ROBERT: Football 1,2,3,4, Basketball 1,2,3, Track 1, Student Council 1,2,3,4, Lettermen's Club 3,4, National Honor Society 2,3,4, Band 1, Under-Parliamen- tarian Student Council 2, Vice-President of National Honor Society 3, Parliamentarian Student Council 3, President of Student Council 4. PETERSON, RAYMOND: Chorus 1,2,3,4, Mask and Gavel 3. PETERSON, SANDRA: School Mascot 2,3,4, GAA 1,2,3,4, Operetta 1,2,3, Treasurer of Class 1,2, POBLOCKI, ALEXANDRIA: Chorus 1,2,3,4, Laker Staff 3. POLEJEWSKI, PHYLLIS: Girls' Glee 2, A Capella 3, Laker Staff 4. PREBLE, MICHAEL: Football 1,2,3,4, Wrestling 2,3,4, Track 1,2, Lettermen's Club 4, Basketball 1. PUDER, CAROL: Home Ec Club 2, GAA 1,2,3,4, FBLA 2, Chorus 1, Girls' Glee 2,3,4. RAMM, WILLIAM: Spanish Club 2, FTA 2,3, Operetta 2, 3.4, Chorus 3, President of FTA 3. 50 RAYMER, REBECCA: Concert Choir 3, A Capella 2, Laker Staff Co-Editor 3. ROYER, JEANNE: Band 1,2,3, Chorus 1,2,3,4, GAA 2, French Club 2, Home Ec Club 2. RUPE, RAYMOND: Chorus 1,2,3. RUSANOWSKI, LAUREL: Chorus 3, Laker Staff 3, Mask and Gavel 4. SADORF, CAROL: Band 1,2,3,4, Operetta Orchestra 2,3,4, Chorus 3, Spanish Club 3,4, Band Librarian 3,4. SAFRANEK, LEONA: Blaize Staff 1, Freshman Chorus 1, Girls' Glee 2, Concert Choir 3, A Capella 4, GAA 4, Laker Staff 4. SANDEL, JAMES: Football 1,2,3,4, Track 1,2,3,4, Basket- ball 1,2,3,4, Gymnastics 1, Lettermen's Club 2,3,4, Presi- dent of Lettermen's Club 4, Vice-President of Lettermen's Club 4. SCHAD, ALICE: R-Lettes Drill Team 3,4, R-Lettes Color Guard 2, Girls' Glee Club 2,3,4, Sgt.-at-arms R-Lettes 4. SCHLICHTENMYER, ROBERT: Football 1,2,3,4, Wrestling 1, 2,4, Band 1,2,3,4, Choraliers 4, President of Choraliers 4. SCHMIDT, DAVID: Basketball 2,3. SCHNEIDER, ROGER SCHOWALTER, HELEN: Chorus 1, Girls' Glee 2, Concert Choir 3. SCHROEDER, LYNN: GAA 1,4, Freshman Chorus 1, Girls' Glee 2,4. SCHUNK, JENNY: GAA 1,4, Freshman Chorus 1, Girls Glee 3,4. SHERIFF, LINDA: Chorus 1,2,3, Operetta 2,3, Prom Com- mittee 4. SHERWOOD, LINDA: Band 1,2,3,4, National Honor So- ciety 3,4, Mask and Gavel Club 3, Spanish Club 2, Med- ical Careers Club 2, PTSA 4, Operetta Band 1, Twirlers 1,2, Treasurer Junior Class, Prom Co-Chairman 3, Band Council 3, Vice-President, National Honor Society 4, Home- coming Chairman 4, PTSA Corresponding Secretary 4. SIMA, GLEN SMITH, SCOTT: Gymnastics 2. SODERBERG, MARY: Band 1,2,3,4, Spanish Club 4, Op- eretta Orchestra 1,2,3, Class Play 4, Stage Band 2,3,4. SORENSEN, BILL: Football 1,2,3,4, Baseball 2, Golf 1,3,4, Gymnastics 1,2. STAUDER, SUSAN: Spanish Club 1,2,3, GAA 1,2, Chorus 3.4, Operetta Orchestra 1,2, Cheerleading 1,2,3,4, Home- coming Court 2,3,4, Vice-President of Class 3,4. STIDHAM, KATHY: Freshman Chorus 1, A Capella 2,3,4. STIPATI, LIBBY SUFORNA, ALLAN: Basketball 2, Baseball 2,3,4, Cross Country 2. SWIETON, DENNIS: Basketball Manager 1,2,3,4, Chorus 1.2.3.4, National Honor Society 3,4, Operetta 2,3, Letter- men's Club 4, President of Concert Choir 4. TESSMANN, JERRY: Track 1. VAN ZANDT, KATHLEEN: Freshman Chorus 1, A Capella 2.3.4, Library Teen Club 2. WAGNER, CAROL: Library Teen Club 2, Freshman Cho- rus, Girls' Glee 2, A Capella 3,4, Vice-President of A Capella 4. WALDRON, JAMES: Wrestling, Chorus. WALLACE, MARIANNE: R-Lettes Drill Team 2,3,4. WALLECK, JODY: Football 1,2, Basketball 1,2,3,4, Baseball 1.2.3.4, Lettermen's Club 3,4, Sgt.-at-arms of Junior Class. WATERS, PAMELA: GAA 1,2,3,4, Home Ec 1,2,3, FBLA 2, President of GAA 4. WELTER, JOHN: Freshman Chorus 1, Concert Choir 3, A Capella 2,4, Operetta 2. WESTPHAL, NANCY: GAA 1,2, Girls' Glee 2,3, Home- coming Court 3, Secretary of Girls Glee 2, President of Girls' Glee 3, Historian of Class 3,4. WIERTZ, DARLENE: GAA 1, Girls' Glee 2,3,4, Secretary of Sophomore Class, Treasurer of Class 3,4, Vice-Presi- dent of Girls' Glee 4, Homecoming Queen 4. WILCOX, FRANK: Track 1,2, Cross Country 3,4, Football 3, Chorus 1,2,3,4, Lettermen's Club 3,4, Cross Country Captain 4, Operetta 1,2. WILKISON, PAULA: Pep Club 1,2, GAA 4, FHA 1,2, Span- ish Club 3, Chorus 1,2,3, Triple Trio Blazers 2. WILLIAMS, BETTY: Home Ec Club 2,3,4. WUCHTER, CHARLES: Baseball 2. 51 UNDERCLASSMEN Junior Class Officers Sitting, left to right: Ingrid Kraupner, Secretary; Billie Cloyburn, Presi dent; Nora Innis, Vice-President; Carolyn Diana, Treasurer. Standing: Ken Rysso, Sergeant-at-arms; Kathy Kuhart, Historian. MR. ERDMANN Sponsor G. Adler D. Backovitch E. Bickel S. Bor re J. Buckmaster M. Buehler G. Cotolano J. Chapman V. Cole P. Coon B. Cyrzan G. Derringer J. Dietz S. Drake S. Dvorscok S. Benda W. Beyer J. Brennan K. Brevik J. Byerwalter S. Carlson L. Chayer B. Clayburn G. Courtney R. Crosby C. Diana P. Diana J. Drews B. Dreyer J. Engnath R. Eggert J. Englen J. Fabio J. Fester W. Gieser J. Grossman A. Heimos N. Heppner S. Hoffman G. Horner S. Heppner J. Hill N. Innis D. Isaacson D. Johnson N. Kaiser V. Koehler H. Kontaxis M. Kutz N. Kutz J. Lauritzen S. legge I. Lewondowjki M. loftus R. McKee R. McMurroy S. Monworing L Morchiori B. Marek G. Martin Y. Matovich D. Mitchell 56 D. Pratt J. Prorok K. Quane L Roap K. Raske D. Ratajczyk K. Rysso S. Sailors J. Samuelson J. Scharfenorth R- Schlidttenmyer J. Schwartz S. Shorman P. Socho K. Sommers P. Sorenson L. Spinney L Stahl 57 58 Here and There The Bloody Red Baron, showing his critters. You're The Cream in My Coffee. Workin Too Hard? Pass on By. Walk Tall? Pushin' too Hard! 59 Wish You Were Here! This Is My Song. Autographs 60 Sophomore Class Officers left to right: Donna McCann, Treasurer; Corol West, Secretory; Kathy Krueger, Historian; Kathy Tracy, President; Bill Covington, Sgt.ot-Arms, Joan Boch, Vice-President. The sophomore class had a very busy year. Some of the things that kept us busy were the Homecoming parade, where we won third place in the floatdivision; the Soc Hop we had during the basketball season; and the Irish Shindig. We also raffled off a radio. The proceeds of this raffle will help us meet the expenses for the Junior Prom next year. Our achievements were surpassed only by our class spirit. 61 Sophomore Cl ass Officers Mr. Goodrich Adviser si R. Abbott T. Adorns R. Allman J. Amedio L Amundsen G. Anderson J. Burgett P. Callahan R. Capps R. Charlier S. Coghill 62 R. Dorr J. Oorroogh B. Durand M. Eastwood W. Edenhofer J. Fasano B. Floyd P. Edwards D. Frost G. Frost R. Gersch S. Gross D. Gunderson D. Hogen D. Hayes K. Hendrickson V D. Huhn E. Hennig r R. Holdridge H. Horner 63 R. Kernan L. Ketfelhuf D. Kirkpatrick T. Kleinbach J. Kline B. Koudelko P. Kristoffersen K. Krueger R. Krug S. Kudingo S. Lamoureaux P. Lange 68 B. Mahoney •3 T. May L Maynard D. Marchiori J. Marolda G. Martin J. Martin L Martin L. Motthiesen K. Mayfield D McCann L. McCann J. Messick G. Miller L Miller M. Miller R. Miller D. Mollenhauer A. Montana G. Montesano L. Morley 65 M. Mollolly j. Nohger B. Neff C. Nelson G. Nemiro K. Nevens K. Nicoline J. Nurnberg S. Nyrkhonen K. Potterson J. Pedersen R. Pennington C. Predpodmck V. Price E. Puder 1 Ouinn i Roddotz S. Rodzik J. Ram low D. Rotajczyk E. Raw W. Reames K. Reece B. Reimers I. Robinson M. Rose D. Rozhon I. Saldivar F. Samae I son J. Saracco D. Schneider 66 S. Semboch D. Setzer E. Simmons M. So wo L Stahl D. Storostovic L Stcmplinger J9 ■ E. Stidham R. Stone L Thom a K. Trocy T. Wogner J. Wolleck R. Walled J- Word J. Ward K. Waters K. Welter N. Wennersten C. West M. White 4 J t. C. Wieber J. Wimmer S. Wurl D « C. Wiltberger D. Wiltberger 67 Freshman Class Officers Officers-Sitting, left to right: N. Thompson, Secretory; S. Mitchell, Vice-President; V. Kamin- ski, President; S. McKee, Treasurer. Standing: M. Sommers, Historian; L Kaminski, Sergeant- At-Arms. The Freshman Class at Round Lake Community High School is involved in a variety of learning, social, and organizational activities. Since the learning experiences are for the most part chan- nelled by a staff of skilled educators and guid- dance personnel, the officers and sponsor of the Freshman Class concentrate on the social and organizational features of the class. Foremost among the activities of the Freshman Class are meetings which teach the students proper par- liamentary procedure and solidify its members into a vital body which for the next four years would play an intricate role in the activities of the school and community. The preparation of a Freshman float for the Homecoming, the Pre- sentation of a skit at the Talent Show, the pro- motion of Sock-hops, and the sale of school- promotional car plates represents a cross-section of the activities of the Freshman Class. MR. JANDACEK Advisor L. Agnfoglio A. Amedio N. Anderson P. Anderson W. Angel T. Arther 68 L Benkowski P. Bennett L Berg J. Birch L Boefee K. Boll D. Brown D. Brawn A. Bochonan M. Codwfoir R. Colby T. Contri M. Costello B. Covington S. Cox B. Bergensen B. Bez V. Bengson A. Bor re R. Bosner S. Bowman T. Bodunoster J. Burchett M. Burgetf D. Coughlin E. Converse L Covick L Cozzi C. Craig C. Crosby 69 M. Crutcher R. Daley C. Dembinski P. Doody B. Doyle R. Doyle L Fabio R. Fenger C. Fillmore B. Foy K. Friedel K. Friedel R. Glen L Geiske F. Galetti P. Greenhill G. Groot R. Gugel R. Dietz R. Dietz R. Dohr R. Dubs R. Edwards R- Estes J. Finley J. Fisher J. Ford P. Frielund G. Frost P. Gabel T. Geshus J. Gordon C. Green G. Gunderson G. Gustafson R- Hockenstad 70 R Hill A. Hoffman R. Huber R. Hughes R. Hughes Y. Husk S. Isoocson L Jocobsen W. Jermon G. Koehler E. Kolodzinski D. Kramer S. Kramer R. Krause F. Kruger P. LaRocco 0. LeBeou J- ! • D. Macejak N. Mocey M. Monnisto M. Marolda B. Mork S. Martin S. Matovich F. Matthews C. Maynard p. McCue S. McKee M McMeans P. Messick A. Meyers D. Moldenhooer S. Monroe J. Mielke J. Miller P. Miller N. Mitchell L Parker S. Par� 00� G. Peleska J. Peters $. Podhola M. Populorum K. Portzen R. Prorok J. Raymer R. Raymer S. Reichmann A. Rentas M. Rich C. Rinker R. Ritter C. Robert J. Roberts T. Robinson M. Rogers J. Sailors A. Scales D. Scales W. Schorfnorth C. Schlkhtenmyer S. Schmidt P. Scurto K. Stephen B. Schuti T. Schwenn J- Short E. Siekierski M. Siekierski l- Silvestri A. Sima R. Simmons S. Simmons 73 F. Skou C. Scow C. Skrinskus R. Smith B. Socho M. Sommers 7 J. Thompson N. Thompson M. Tomis Y. Villorreol P. VanZondt W. Wenda K. Wennersten K. White R. Williams W. Wiswald M. Wood K. Sosnowski R. Taylor J. Taylor S. Trail M. Trovillion G. Turman A. Walloce C. Wallwin R. Wogner C Whitmer M. Wicinski b. Wiles K. Wrobel ACTIVITIES Queen Darlene Wiertz 76 Homecoming They're alive! Would you believe . . . ? Dear old Round Lake High! 77 Hopes of winning go up in flames. Yea Roh Team! Homecoming Weekend festivities began with the lighting of the Bonfire Friday evening. The climax occurred when Darlene Wiertz was announced queen. Saturday morning began with the parade. The Varsity game began at 2:30 P.M. At half time, on came the R-Lettes and the Band. Homecoming Parade. Our boys in oction. On come the R-Lettes. 78 Homecoming Chaperones, left to right: Mr. and Mrs. James Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Bessert, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Siekierski, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Schroeder, Mr. and Mrs. George Brokow. Queen Darlene Wiertz was crowned by the football cap- tains Saturday evening at the dance. Familiar people gathered to refresh old acquaintances and to Sail Down the Sea of Memories . . Queen and Court, with their escorts. Homecoming Dance. 79 The Band goes marching on ogain Lynn Spinney, Sharon Drake, Dennis Gibson, Queen Darlene. 1966 Junior From top left: Bonnie Lokso, Kathy Brandt, Queen Linda Paionis, Carol Carolsen, Karen Wilms. Class Prom A suspense - thrilled moment as candidates are escorted across the bridge . . . Crowned by Jody Walleck . . . and Linda Palonis is announced 1966 Junior Prom Queen. Queen Lindo Palonis and her escort, Nick lan- nelli, lead off with a dance. A stunning picture of Queen Linda Palonis, her court and escorts. Top row, left to right: Fronk Jocius, Don Madison, Queen Linda Palonis, Nick lannelli, John Dvor- scak, Jim Noff. Bottom row. Carole Corisen, Karen Wilms, Bonnie Lokso, Kothy Brandt. 81 Wonderland by Night All that dancing works up on appetite; care to join us?........ Well, now we feel better, as you can see by the expression on our faces. I've got it .... I've got it 82 Boy, Dick, are you a bod sport with Kathy and Dick As you con see, it was worth all the preparation Here we are, pictured in the maze of the Junior decorations .... Don't we make a romantic pair Last night was fun, but this beats dressing up any day........ Okay, Kathy, you osked for it This is the best part of the whole doy-FOOD! We'll see you later; now we're going on a hike! 83 Atheletic Top: Mr. Sherman presents Dave Schutz with a trophy for his outstanding track record. Top: Rick Fritz receives a trophy for the Most Valuable Member of the Cross Country Team. On May 23 the Athletic Department and the PTSA pleased to present the Athletic Banquet. At this Chicken dinner with all the trimmings. After were presented. The Varsity Cheerleaders re from Miss Tripp. Then the outstanding athlete were presented with trophies. The awards were standing achievements and all-around good Top: Mr. Sabo presents . . . Doug Hall with a trophy for Most Valuable Basket- ball Player. Top: George Amedio proudly displays his award for Senior Athlete of the Yeor. Left: Gary Bell accepts a trophy for the Most Valuable Player in baseball. Gary, also, received the Al Rosinski Memorial Award for most assists in bas- ketball. Left: Ed Jelinek receives the Ray Listman Memorial Award for making the most tackles during the 1965 football season. Banquet of Round Lake High School were Banquet, guests enjoyed a lavish the dinner many awardsand trophies ceived pins for service well done or athletes of each Varsity team presented to those who showed out- sportsmanship. Top: A combination trophy wo� awarded to Jock Maiworm and Dave Doody for Wrestling. Top: Cooches seated from left to right: Mr. Rutkowski, Mr. Rogers, Mr. Kaires,andMr.Sabo. Top: Bob Blank receives a trophy for Football. fop: Joe Zych receives a trophy for his golfing ability. Top: The cheerleaders from left to right: Elaine Olsen, Xenia Zeltvay, Donna Modison and Lynn Bendull are owarded pins by Miss Tripp, Cheer- leading odvisor. The speaker for the night was Mr. Dutch Leonard. 85 Sweethearts Sweetheart candidates, from left to right: K. VanZandt, C Olson, C. Diana, K. Zogorski, C. West, J. Walleck, M. lewandowski, S. McKee. Student G uncil presenting flowers and candy to Sweetheart Caroline. Senior candidate, Caroline Olson with Letterman escort, Jody Walleck. The announcement of our Sweetheart, Caroline Diana. Senior candidate, Kathy VonZandt with Letter- mon escort, Dick Adler. Sweetheart Caroline with Letterman escort, Frank Wilcox. 86 Candids Our School 87 The Fashion Shop Pam Waters modeling her suit. Diane Mocey all dressed up in her three-piece suit. Barb Bruns modeling her Granny Gown. On Friday, May 13, our Spring Fashion Show took a trip to Fashion Shop. There the girls from Home Ec. 1 and 2 modeled their many lovely creations, which varied from Granny Gowns to Evening Gowns. From the reaction of the audience, the show was a huge success; and the girls have good reason to be very proud of their achievements. Sharon Angeloff models her very lovely gold brocade evening gown. Sharon's niece also modeled a pink cotton print. One of the highlights of the evening was time out for punch and cookies, which were furnished by the Home Ec. classes. 88 Industrial Arts Exhibit Mr. Jones and future engineer discussing future spoce oge. Industrial Arts show was a great success, as always. The annual Industrial Arts show was a huge success as always. There were many exhibits and all were very inter- esting. It gave the students a chance to show their artistic abilities and provide an interesting exhibit for their friends. Mrs. M. Henzlik and Mrs. V. Wennerberg admire a fine piece of artwork. Ike Marker shows off his artistic work. Mr. J. demonstrating wood carving to an onlooker. R-LETTES First row, left to right; Mr. Brewer, Drillmoster, K. Stone, S. Drake, J. Courtney, S. Amedio. Second row: C. Prepodnik, A. Schad, L Spinney, F. Fronchi, L Monahan, J. Luciano. Third row: K. Quane, D. Mitchell, H. Grimaldi, S. Sailors, B. Lund, J. Wal- leck. Fourth row: K. Mayfield, K. Tracy, S. Molidor, D. Coghill, D. Gibson, S. Nielsen. Fifth row: R. Pennington, S. Coghill, B. Durande, J. Reichmann, P. Johnson, P. Domka. Sixth row: K. Kruegar, P. Nolan, M. Reichmann, K. Olsen, M. Eastwood. Seventh row: M. Finley, J. Lauritzen, I. Wuchter, A. Siekerski, S. Benda, B. Dreyer, B. Marek. Pride of Our School The R-lettes Drill Team at their 1966 annual Premiere. The R-Lettes, going into their tenth competitive year, have brought many honors to the Round Lake area. Headed by their new drillmaster, Mr. Gordon Brewer, the girls have achieved outstanding recognition from surrounding cities and states. The past summer has been especially prosperous due to the perform- ances given in such places as Evanston, Deerfield, and in Harvard, Illinois for their annual Milk Day Festival. In Maywood, Illinois, the girls had the privilege of kicking off a corps show. At South Milwaukee, for the Spectacle of Music, the girls brought back a fourth place, and for the first time in the R-Lettes history, they entered State National Competition in Peoria, Illinois where they walked off the field with a third place trophy. The R-Lettes made an excellent account of themselves by competing with units from all over the country in 27 different parades. No matter where the R-Lettes march, the audience always seems to enjoy their precision drills, and their exceptionally good reputation and high standards have never been matched! Yes, the R-Lettes All Girl Precision Drill Team has proved to be the pride of our school and town by showing their ability as top performers. The snappy Color Guard presents orms. The proud R-Lettes present Drillmaster Mrs. Brewer with gifts for their appreciation. 91 Introducing Sports RANDY KRAUSE-Freshman 95-lb. NWSC Frosh-Soph Wrestling Champion. Overall Season Record: 12 wins, 6 losses; Wrestled varsity during regular season and became the first freshman to win 9 varsity matches. DON OISON-Freshman 103-lb. NWSC Frosh-Soph Wrestling Champion. Overall Season Record: 11 wins, 6 losses; Most oggressive wrestler on the Panther squad; came out of a mid-season slump to win his last 6 matches. BOB WAUECK-Sophomore 165-lb. NWSC Frosh-Soph Wrestling Champion. Overall Season Record: 13 wins, 7 losses; Wrestled vorsity during regular season and placed 4th in District Tournament. 92 A THLETICS Jennifer Percy Sharon Drake Frosh Soph c BAKER K KRUEGfc Kneeling, left to right: R. Bessert, G. Bell, D. Benkowski, T. Wittum, R. Nichol- los, J. Prorok, T. Garter, G. Adler, C. Witt, D. Gibson, A. Hemois, P. G on, G. Derringer, P. Socho, J. Dietz. Standing: Mr. Rogers, Mr. Ruthkowski, P. Diona, T. Krueger, B. Sorenson, B. Cyrzan, B. Schlkhtenmyer, L. Marchiori, B. Peterson, D. Adler, C. Allen, R. Schlkhtenmyer, J. Sand el, D. Gianetti, Mr. Anderson. Our 1966 Panthers showed the spirit and determination that made the entire community proud of their efforts. They played hard, exciting football and took the team every game they played. The fifth place finish in the NWSC was accomplished on the last day of the season against Grant and only served as an example of their desire by the ability to overcome injuries and other complications to produce a hard fought 6-0 victory. They lost some close games but they can hold their heads high as the student body, coaching staff, and community are proud of their efforts. The outlook is bright for the future as well. To compliment a group of experienced Juniors we have the Championship Frosh Soph team anxious to step in and take their place as Panthers. 96 Hang on sloopy. I got you babe. Our Team in Action Day tripper. Stop in the name of love! Catch us if you can. 97 Frosh-Soph Champs Standing, left to right: Mr. Sertic, Mr. Schroeder, W. Edenhofer, R. Walleck, C. Grote, K. Schnieder, L Dohr, D. Benton, S. Powers, L Morley, P. Swonson, C. Schlichtenmyer, E. Stidham, S. Bonulis, B. Lee. Kneeling: M. McCarty, B. Hall, ' Buchanan, D. Rohzon, S. Doody, B. Lund, J. Fasano, G. Anderson, J. Saracco, R. Lutz, M. Molloly, J. Amedio, G. Martin. Freshman The sophomore Panther football squad finished the seo- son with a record of 7-1, 6-1 in the conference. They ended the season by literally running all over Grant's sophomores 32-0. The sophomore team broke the oll-time scoring record at Round Lake of 200 points with an excess of 4 points, and in- sured them of being the first sophomore team at Round Lake to take the conference title. The leading ground gainers and their total yardage were Lee Morley with 705 yards, Phil Swanson with 505 yards, Gregg Anderson with 447 yards, and Bill Hall with 420 yards, all by passes. Defensive leaders and their total number of tackles and assists were: Bob Walleck (85), Steve Powers (83), Joe Saracco (79), Bill Hall (72 John Fasano (67),andTarncy Buchan- an (57). Morley, Anderson, and Swanson all scored seven touch- downs each, Hall scored five, followed by McCarty's three. The sophomore team scored a total of 204 points to their op- ponents 68 points. The freshman football team this fall won seven games and lost only one. This is the best record ever compiled by a Round Lake freshman team. In the first game of the season they defeated non-conference foe, Carmel. Their only loss of the season came in the first conference game against un- defeated Warren. After that early season loss, they rolled off six stroight wins ogoinst the remaining teams in the con- ference. One of the victories included a 13-7 victory over Lake Forest, another first for a Round Lake frosh football team. Standing left to right: Mr. Boumon, Mr. Kane, J. Baczek, C. Wallwin, R. Prorok, B. Olsen, R. Bosner, D. Keysow, B. Shutz, M. Crutcher, J. Burchett, N. Anderson, S. Laine, G. Groot, R. Krause, C. Roberts. Kneeling: B. Dohr, K. Nicholls, W. Wis- wold, B. Hill, B. Doyle, T. Krueger, S. Trail, L Covick, J. Birch, R. Smith, T. Schwinn, R. Huber, M. Burgett, G. Turman. Cross Country Kneeling, from bock to front: Mr. Shermon, G. Harper, M. Jacks, H. Kontaxis, F. Wilcox, D. Robinson, J. Chapman. Round Lake's Cross Country Track Team started the season at home with a new track course. Junior, Ray Nofsinger, set the course record and then broke it, establishing a new record. The varsity performance was good this year, with Senior, Frank Wilcox, and Junior, Dennis Robinson, following close to Nofsinger. The Panther Cubs had an outstanding season led by Sophomore, John Finch, who won a blue ribbon in the annual conference meet held at Libertyville. Fresh- man, Skip Mitchell, was the team's number two man. With such outstanding performers waiting to move up, the Panther runners look forward to their fourth sea- son anxiously. 99 Freshmen, Kneeling, left to right: J. Finch, N. Mitchell, Mr. Sherman, R. Wagner, C. Nelson. Varsity Basketball Standing, from left to right: J. Sandel, C. Witt, D. Gibson, D. Backovitch, L Schlichtenmyer. Kneeling: Coaches, Mr. J. Sertic, Mr. D. Sobo; Assistant McRoy, M. McCarty, J. Prorak, T. Carter, T. Wittum, P. Coon, P. Diana, R. Manager, P. Socha. During the'66-'67 season the Round Lake Panthers came up with a 14-9 won-lost record. The high scorers this year were the team's Senior, Gary Bell, Junior, Tom Wittum, and Sophomores, Mickey McCarty and Bill Hall. Our team took fourth place in the conference. The team shows a great promise for the future with the returning of Bill Hall, Mickey McCarty, Tom Wittum, and Chuck Witt. With the experience these boys have had, they should make a great team in the future. tom carter DENNIS GIBSON GARY BELL Round Opponents Round Opponents Lake Lake 45 Carmel 44 52 Grant 57 59 Hebron 55 58 Wauconda 48 78 Maryville 60 68 Lake Forest 69 52 Grant 65 77 Lake Zurich 67 66 Grayslake 63 61 Antioch 86 79 Wauconda 61 72 Warren 73 63 Lake Forest 81 84 Grayslake 62 57 Stevenson 44 95 Cary-Grove 61 79 Stevenson 61 83 Deerfield 86 58 Grant 77 83 Lake Zurich 67 68 Stevenson 58 71 Antioch 102 District 90 Warren 74 Tournament Sophomore Basketball Top row, standing: Mr. Anderson, D. Wiltburger, J. Fasano, E. Stidham, B. Hall, G. Anderson, B. Johanson, L. Dohr, R. Wogner. Bottom row, kneeling: J. Amedio, B. Covington, J. Sarracco, B. lee, G. Martin. Freshman Basketbal Top row, standing: T. Kruger, J. Birch, L Engstrom, L Covitch, T. Schwen. Second row: R. Dietz, K. Nichols, D. Keysow, J. Burchett. Third row.B. Scharfnorth, R. Prorok, A. Amedio, B. Olson. 102 Wrestling Top row, left to right: K. Rysso, R. Wolleck, S. Doody, M. Preble, R. Nofsinger, Mr. Rutkowski. Bottom row: R. Cross, J. Chop- man, R. Lutz, R. Holdridge. Varsity Top row, left to right: W. Eden- hofer, D. Benton, R. Huber, S. Powell, E. Baier, D. Hayes. Bot- tom row: C. Nelson, D. Olsen, R. Long, J. Mielke, E. Pletcher. Frosh-Soph Back row, left to right: G.Groot, H. Kontaxis, D. Scales. Front row: M. Foxvog, B. Dohr, C. Schuth, D. Herring. Exhibition 103 The second Northwest Subur- ban Conference Baseball Championship in the history of Panther baseball was captured again this year by our out- standing team. Their first cham- pionship was captured in 1965. Our representatives for all con- ference were Tom Carter, Gary Bell, Tom Wittum, and Jody Wal- leck. Honorable mention wentto two Sophomores, Russ Schlich- tenmyer (ss) who fielded a .940 and Jim Prorok (1 B) with a .991. G. Amedio Mr. Rogers - Coach J. Frost V It was Gary Bell's second year representing our team winning the Batting Titlewithanaverage of .461. Other outstanding lettermen in- cluded; Ken Raske (RF), Dennis Gibson (C), and Al Suforna (P). This season only two seniors will be leaving the team, George Amedio and Pat Wil- iams. With its experience, the team is looking forward to an- other outstanding year. J. Sowa R. Schlichtenmyer T. Eddy J. Prorok J D. Gibson W. Freiboth P. Williams A. Suforna R. Bessert Round Lake’s Top row, left to right: A. Suforna, T. Wittum, T. Carter, J. D. Socho. Bottom row: J. Frost, R. Schlichtenmyer, P. Williams, Prorok, D. Gibson, W. Freiboth, J. Sowa, Coach Rogers. R- Bessert, I. Hughes. Second row: J. Dietz, G. Amedio, G. Bell. J. Walleck, T. Eddy, Victory Team T. Wittum (3B) .350 J. Walleck (P) Won 9 out of 1 0 Golf Bottom row, left to right: W. Sorenson, J. Zych, M. McKee, R. McKee, R. West. Top row: R. Stone, P. Diona, D. Friedel, L Edblad, J. Thompson, C. Skinner, Coach Sortie. Frosh-Soph Baseball First row, left to right: R. Long, J. Amedio, E. Borron, S. Powers, R. Keenan. C. Allen, K. Raske, P. Coon, W. Giernoth, B. Hall, L Morchiori, G. Anderson, Second row: B. Lee, J. Anderson, J. Hart, E. Stidham, P. Swanson. Third row: Coach Schroeder. 106 Track Our Relay team left to right: Jim Sandel, Rick Beggs, who was team captain; Bob Schutz, elected most val- uable; and Paul Roberts. Chuck Witt and Rick Beggs jumping hurdle. The 1966 varsity track team had 12 wins and 6 losses and captured 82 individual firsts. The squad's main problem was lack of depth rather than individual ability. The Frosh--Soph produced a record of 15 wins and 3 losses and took 2nd place in the conference, while setting 6 records and bringing home 99 firsts. Considering that the majority of a young varsity will be returning and a good crop of sophomores will be on hand, things could be looking up in the 1967 season. First row, from left to right: C. Nelson, J. Chapman, D. Robinson, D. Brennan, I. Saldivar, R. Bendit, D. Frost, G. Schroeder. Second row: J. Bowmon, L Dohr, R. Coll, B. Johonson, P. Krist- offersen, H. Kontaxis, R. Nofsinger, J. Sandel, R. Lutz, J. Burgett. Third row: P. Sorenson, D. Fritz, R. Beggs, C Witt, R. Schutz,M. McCarty, G. Harper, P. Roberts, B. Wolleck, D. Hayes, M Mulla I ly, Cooch Mr. Rutkowski. 107 Top row, left to right: J. Wolleck, C. Witt, D. Gibson, M. DeWald, L McRoy, M. McKee, J. Prorok, G. Adler, T. Carter, T. Wittum, M. Preble. Second row: J. Sandel, R. Schlichtenmyer, J. Dietz, D. Adler, R. Peterson, R. Beggs, R. McKee, D. Benkowski, M. Jacks, R. Schlichtenmyer, T. Manning, D. Glenn, R. Sorenson, R. Bessert. Third row: J. Chapman, P. Lambert, R. Nofsinger, T. Krueger, G. Martin, B. Nevens, B. Cyrzan, C. Allen, H. Kontoxis, P. Socha, K. Rysso, F. Wilcox. The Round Lake Lettermen's Club is composed of athletes who have re- ceived a major letter in Football, Wrestling, Cross Country, Basketball, Gymnastics. Baseball, Track, and Golf. 108 Officers: Bottom row, left to right: D. Gibson, President; G. Bell, Treasurer; T. Carter, Sec- retary; J. Sandel, Vice-President. GAA I I I GO Pft V Top row: S. Kramer, K. Brown, J. DeWald, R. Pennington, M. Brown, K. Patterson, C. Green, C. West, L Kaminski, J. Louritzen, I. Kroupner, G. Cynovo, L. Wake, D. Lord, D. Johnson, S. Monahan, M. Hanson, B. Ramlow, K. Lophas. Second row; D. Coghill, C. Puder.K. Brevik, K. Wrobel, A. Meyers, S. Hanson, K. Nicotine, J. Johanson, E. Simmons, S. Semboch, G. Eggert, L. Moynard, J. Bock, P. Greenhill, K. Kuhart, C Skrinskus, L Nemiro, K. Carl- son, K. Friedle, P. Waters, L. McDonough, C. Baker. Third row: R. Simmons, E. Siekierski, V. Loftus, L Kettelhut, B. Koudelka, S. Kunzmann, K. Krueger, P. Nolan, L Walker, D. McCann, E. Smith, S. Cok, J. Taylor, S. Dvorscok, S. Stauder, B. Marek, P. Pardue, E. Puder, B. Kinsfather, C. Wiltberger, C. Dem- binski, D. Kramer, S. McKee. Fourth row: J. Walleck, K. Trocy, S. Wurl, B. Covington, V. Campbell, D. Kontaxis, K. Welter, M. Trovillion, L Silvestri, J. Scharfenorth, S. Hoffman, M. Lewandowski, L. Parker, S. Simmons, J. John- son, Y. Motovich, L. Chayer, C. Skow, J. Ramlow, P. Longe, M. Rose, S. Isaacson, V. Bengson, K. Mayfield, P. Bennett. Fifth row: L Martin, R. Urygo, S. Carlson, K. Zagorski, S. Motovich, C. Newman, C. Diana, B. Reimers, P. Doody, G. Caniglio, J. Lamzus, L Agrifoglio, C. Maynard, D. Hangos, M. Tomas, J. Thompson, Y. Villarreal, M. Eastwood, J. Hamilton, M. Costello, M. White, N. Finch, D. Mitchell, I. Bendit. Sixth row: Miss Tripp, S. Bowman, K. Waters, N. Kutz, J. Levandowski, S. Martin, R. Glen, C. Skrinskus, M. Mannisto, K. Kaminski, R. Stone, D. Kirkpatrick, N. Wennersten, P. Collohon, R. Hanson, M. Marolda, J. Wimmer, L Fabio, C. Karaszewski, P. Gabel, M. Kutz, G. Peleska, D. Boumo. Seventh row: B. Bez, S. Wambaugh, A. Hoffman, N. Thompson, K. Hendrickson, V. Kaminski, C. Rinker, K. Stone, L Geiske, R. Hughes. The GAA starts the year with window decorating for Home- coming and entering a car in the parade. Our biggest project this year was the mint sale, from which the pro- ceeds went towards the purchase of sweaters for the club. Other activities included sponsoring the Turkey Trot, a skating party, bowling party, and swimming parties. Girls were awarded pins and school letters as a result of their efforts at the annual spring Chip'N Pepsi party. Officers, right to left: President, Pam Waters; Vice-president, Karen Brevik; Secretary-Treasurer, Kathy Stone; Sergeant-at-orms, Linda Wake; Sponsor, Miss Tripp, Standing. 109 no MUSIC Choraliers Front row, left to right: Mrs. J. Ottolino, K. Kaminski, D. Colby, R. Nofsinger, L Nemiro, R. Stone, K. Sommers, B. Kinsfather, S. Nelson. Top row: N. Finch, R. Bendit, L Stahl, R. Schlichtenmyer, J. Bowman, T. Kleinbach, L Hagen. With the coming of the new vocal music teacher, Mrs. Ottolino, came the origin of the Choraliers. This seventeen-member ensemble is comprised of a group of students from the choral department who have shown out- standing ability in musicianship. Election of this group is by audition, which was held in the fall. The Choraliers made their debut at the Christmas concert. In addition, they have performed fortheSt.Joseph'sAltarand Rosary Society, the Youth Council, and the Belvidere Mall Art Festival. In March, they participated at the Solo and Ensemble contest at Mount Prospect. They also participated in the spring concert and all-school music festival. With the distinguished honor of being a Choralier goes all hard work of rehearsals twice weekly and the memorization of all music. Their repertoire of music includes spirituals, madrigals, sea chantys, popular hit tunes, and the works of great masters. Top row, left to right: E. Friedle, L Johnson, C. West, N. Daker, D. Smith, J. Word, N. Kaiser, M. Brown, I. Kraupner. Middle row: N. Bessert, D. Wiertz, J. Barrett, D. McCann, L Lott, J. Manning, S. Nyrkancm, R. Pennington. Front row: J. Percy, G. Steinsdorfer, S. Drake, D. Boumo, A. Schad, S. Amedio, A. Montana. Girls’ The Girls' Glee Club boasts a mem- bership of fifty-nine girls. Voices are classified into Soprano I, Soprano II, and Alto ranges. Their first public performance was for the October Music Boosters meet- ing where they sang several num- bers. One of the selections was a girls' choral arrangement of Lonely, an original composition written by Mrs. Ottolino when she attended high school. A beautiful array of seasonal-colored dresses highlighted their appear- ance at the Christmas concert. They sang White Christmas, with Bob Schlictenmyer chosen as student di- Officers: Donna McCann, Secretary: Darlene Wiertz, President. Top row, left to right: J. Word, D. Jones, R. Hanson, K. Reese, E. Henning, D. Mocey. Front row: J. Nofzger, L Stemplinger, R. Krug, D. Zozoc, B. Nurn- K. Brevik, I. Handley, P. Surek, D. Brown, G. Nemiro. Middle row: C. Puder, berg, H. Grimaldi, L Drotwick, C. Surek. S. lamoureaux, M. Dietz, M. Rose, F. Samuelson, D. Kirkpatrick, K. Welter, rector. Sandy Barna, Edelt Hennig, Sandi Petersen, and Chris Sureksang solos throughout Sing Gloria. Freddie Priemer stole everyone's heart as featured vocalist in Win- ter Wonderland. His reward on stage: a kiss of gratitude from lovely Glee Club president, DarleneWiertz. The girls were featured at the Christ- mas and Sweetheart assemblies. For the spring concert, they sang The Sweetheart Tree, The Water Is Wide, and A Summer Place. When in concert these girls not only look beautiful but sing beautifully, too! Truly a rare combination that's hard to beat! 115 Girls' Glee in Action. Concert First row, left to right: K. Waters, L. Safranek, D. Lucas, D. Gugel, K. Kamin- ski, S. Kudingo, J. Bowman, M. Mullally, R. Stone. Second row: N. Finch, D. Colby, J. Walleck, P. Pardue, J. Dorrough, R. Peleska, D. Zeigenbien, J. Grossman, A. Tomasello. Third row: C. Hawes, C. Borgen, K. Stidham, S. Poblocki, E. Simmons, D. Portzen, R. Lutz, R. Capps, K. Schneider. Fourth row: C. Bedard, B. Oreyer, D. Dopke, S. Lewis, F. Wilcox, R. Nofsinger, D. Swieton, T. Eddy, T. Robinson. Lost row: D. Deere, S. Nielsen, D. Coghill, J. Royer, P. Domka, K. Friedle, D. Friedle, E. Stidham, M. loftus. 6th Hr. Officers The Concert Chorale of the Music Department is made up of two choruses. The Second Hour Chorus was combined with the Sixth Hour Chorus to add a distinct blend in singing. Under the direction of Mrs. Ottolino, our new music di- rector, the chorus has contributed many pleasant performances. The entire school is proud and privileged to have this chorus representing them. We are looking forward to future performances and continued entertainment from this outstanding group of entertainers. Left to right: M. Peters, Vice-President; D. Swieton, President; F. Franchi, Secretary-Treasurer. 116 Chorale First row, left to right: J. Martin, R. Crosby, R. Bendit, J. Engnoth, T. Klein- boch, L Hogen, K. Sommers, G. Courtney, S. Wambaugh. Second row: L Morley, S. Powers, J. Drews, J. Buckmaster, C. Wagner, S. Stauder, M. Frost, F. Franchi, K. VonZondt, K. Hendrickson. Third row; P. Drews, G. Nel- son, P. Miller, L Stahl, K. Trocy, R. McMurray, R. Kinsfather, C. Olson, S. Kunzmonn. Fourth row: R. Schlictenmyer, R. DiPiero, D. Glen, M. Peters, V. Price, L. Maynard, L Swieca, S. Nelson, S. Jacobs. Last row: J. Davis, R. McKee, T. Wittum, N. Nemiro, B. Lakso, M. Goodie, L Woke, M. Reichmonn, Mrs. Ottolino, Director. 2nd Hr. Officers Left to right: Piano Accompanists, M. Dietz, and L Stahl. Left to right: L Wake, Secretary-Treasurer; G. Wagner, Vice-President: L. McDonouah. President. 117 Freshmen Top row: C. Maynard, D. Kramer, R. Simmons, D. Kontaxis, L Carter, J. Cadeau, A. Meyers, G. Eggert, P. Miller, C Schlichtenmyer, A. Rentas. Second row: L Gieske, M. Mannisto, M. Costello, R. Gugel, D. Hangos, L Agrefoglio, C. Karoszewski, P. Bennett, C. Roberts, N. Anderson. Third row: A. Walloce, J. levandowski, S. Martin, M. lewandowski, K. White, D. Hogen, P. VonZondt, J. Short, J. Brooks, N. Mitchell. Seated at piano: Kathy White, President. Left to right: Peggy Bennett, Ser- geont-at-arms; Chuck Schlichtenmyer, Vice-President; Solly Cox, Secretary. Chorus Top row, standing: R. Smith, S. Trails, C Baker, S. Cax, V. Loftus, R. Dietz, Bowman. Third row: R. Colby, L Cozzi, D. Macejak, S. Reichmann, V. Kamin- S. Barbaras, M. Trovillion, A. Hoffman. Second row; J. Burchett, D. Keysow, ski, I. Bendit, L Fabio, R. Glen, Mrs. Ottolino. C. Wallwin, J. Johnson, G. Caniglia, S. Simmons, L Silvestri, J. Miller, S. The Freshman Chorus was comprised of sixty-one eager-beavers just bursting with energy in song. Although primarily not a performing group, fundamentals of music were stressed instead. Emphasis was upon the incorporation of harmony into a melodic line. Twelve strong- hearted baritones daily challenged the physical limitations Mother Nature had placed upon their changing voices-and survived! For the Christmas concert, the sopranos in red and the altos in green created the tra- ditional Christmas spirit. Let us not forget those handsome baritones in their bright red sweaters and vests! The Freshmen's renditions of O Come Emmanuel and The Christ- mas Song with Arlene Hoffman, Sue Bowman, and Valerie Kaminski singing the solos were commendable. And guess who always gave the upperclassmen a chase for being top ticket sellers or leading chocolate salesmen??? Jr 7 A Ji —rJ n— — t- mr w W m C) i frP W mi y rA 1 19 Concert Front row, left to right: G. Horner, C. Green, J. Johonson, J. Peters, S. Roddotz, J. Toylor, R. Estes, M. Soderberg, D.Butinos, M. J. Peters, G. Groot, Semboch. Second row: P. Greenhill, L Parker, L. Covich, J. Thompson, D. D. Hayes, S. Padholo. Standing: L Sherwood, R. Soderberg. Meroni, L. Thomo, T. Geshus, S. Nelson, R. Capps. Top row: K. Waters, I. The Round Lake symphonic band, under the direction of Mr. Robert Bauchens, was organized immediately following the marching band season. The name of the group was changed due to the expanded enrollment in the band de- partment. This increase in enrollment provided a more balanced instrumentation, which in turn made it possible to perform works of a greater difficulty than had been attempted in the past. The first performance of the symphonic band was at the Christmas program It's Christmas Once Again, presented in conjunction with the choral department. The result of this joint effort was one of the most successful programs ever presented at Round Lake High School. In March, some of the more outstanding members participated in the State Solo and Ensemble Contest and were awarded for their high level of performance. Bottom row, left to right: Joy johanson, Jr. Class Representative; Edna Smith, Freshman Class Representative; Glen Mannisto, Vice-President. Top row: Rid Beggs, President; Midey McCarty, Sophomore Class Representative. MR. BAUCHENS, Band Director. Band Front row, left to right: D. Lucos, T. Kruger, J. Rossdeutcher, C. Sodorf. McCarty, P. Doody, G. Mannisto, B. Burchfield, E. Raw, K. Mayfield, M. White. Second row: E. Smith, L Stahl, N. Thompson, R. Jacobsen, S. Heppner, P. Standing: Mr. Bouchens, Band Director. Scurto, J. Lamszus, M. Miller. Top row: R. Dubs, J. Thompson, R. Stone, M. In addition to the annual Spring Concert, the band performed at an Art Show, the State Band Contest, Lake Zurich High School, and was one of the participating members of an All-Round-Lake-Music-Department Festival. The band members and their director eagerly look forward to next year and their continued advancement in the field of performance. Would you believe . . . ? Music in Wheels in motion. The modern sound. The Beot. 122 All Forms 123 The group in oction. It’s Christmas Once Again The 1967 Christmas Concert was a very successful event. There were 611 in attendance which is the highest recorded as to date. Many new additions to the concert aided in its success. There was a new approach to the concert by the usage of the stage, lighting effects, and decorations. One highlight included a novelty number, Night Before Christ- mas , which was performed in pajamas! The usage of student conductors and Freddy Priemer's solo accompanied by Girl's Glee, illustrated the many musical talents in our school. This concert also introduced the Choraliers, which is known for its distinct blend of singing. The finale number was a combination of all choruses and the band. The entire program was made into a record, which is another first made by our talented music department. 124 What It Was Like . In 1961 .. . In 1962 . . . To be part of the Christmos scene. To be o member of the Girls' Glee Gub at Christmas time. To enjoy a piece of music performed by the A Cappella chorus. In our school gymnasium on April 6, 1963. 125 Spring Concert The entire music department participated in the 1966 annual Spring Concert. Both music directors had reason to be proud, for the students presented a fine performance. This gave Mr. Combs and Mr. Mallinson a feeling of success for their last Concert at R.L.H.S. 126 Music Awards The Freshman Chorus performs for the audience at Music Awards. Mr. Combs and Mr. Mallinson present awards that are granted to most talented Seniors who are from left to right: E. Richard, W. Hatch, R. Beggs, P. Wake, J. Bechelli, L Colby. Mr. Combs explains on what basis the awards were granted and then . . . grants Major Letter Awards to the qualified Juniors. Mrs. Jesse Brown, who gave time and talent, receives recognition for helping the Choruses. 127 LIBERAL ARTS ORGANIZATIONS____ Leadership Workshop Tom Carter speaks to the leadership Workshop class. Bob Peterson speaks to the presidents of the organizations. The students of the leadership Workshop stop for refreshments. Students listen intently to speoker Bob Peterson The parents help to make the leadership Workshop a success. Dennis Swieton, now o member of the Notional Honor Society, walks proudly toward the stage. Lake County Superintendent of Schools, Dr. W. C. Petty, wos speaker for the event. Bottom row, left to right: L Hughes, T. Wenda, S. Gibson, R. Milich, J. Reich- man, B. Levandowski, F. Franchi. Second row: Mr. Sidney, S. Hoppe, B. Peterson, C. Christensen, G. Harper, R. Beggs, R. Jacobson, Linda Sheriff. Third row: J. Barrett, K. Holmes, J. Nielson, B. Roymer, D. Swieton, M. Peters, B. Lakso, M. Soderberg, P. Mulhern, L Walker. Fourth row: E. Richards, R. Uscila, R. Fritz, B. Wiltberger, T. Lee, E. Jelinek, D. Ancheta, R. Cassell, L. Sherwood. Mr. Forehand speaks to the student body. Roger Beggs introduces the next student speaker while Joe Reichman lights the candle of Scholarship, Leadership, Character, ond Service. NHS Initiation Kathy Stidham, Marianne Wolloce, Barbara Labo, Nancy Koudelko, Diane Gibson, Sharon Lewis, Ken Covington, Mike Cripps, Patty Pardue, Angie Calanca, Sue Nielsen, Donna Gugel. Names of Seniors’ Baby Pictures for Page 46. Left to right: E. Richards, R. Uscila, R. Fritz, B. Wihberger, T. Lee, E. Jelinek, D. Ancheta, R. Cassell, L Sherwood. Second row: J. Barrett, K. Holmes, J. Nielson, B. Raymer, D. Swieton, M. Peters, B. Labo, M. Soderberg, P. Mul- hern, L Walker. Third row: Mr. Sidney, S. Hoppe, B. Peterson, C. Christen- sen, G. Harper, R. Beggs, R. Jacobsen, L Sheriff. Fourth row: L Hughes, T. Wenda, S. Gibson, R. Milich, J. Reichmann, B. Levandowski, F. Franchi. 132 Frosh-Soph Honor Night Standing, left to right: R. Stone, L Stahl, R. Eggert, M. Beuhler, R. Crosby. Sitting; K. Stone, L Walker, S. Voigt, L Wunderle, B. lewandowski, K. Finn, S. Heppner, S. Nelson, L Spinney, K. Olsen. Left to right: Mrs. Couillard, Mrs. Hendrickson, Mrs. Polkey, Mrs. Voigt. The Freshman-Sophomore Honor Par- ents Club is an organization of the parents of honor-roll students in the first two years of school. Its activities help encourage the highest attain- ment of academic potential, which results in college scholarships and generally higher achievement. At the banquet, freshmen and sopho- mores with high scholastic records were recognized for their achieve- ment. son, J. Hamilton, H. Grimaldi, D. Bouma, W. Bregenzer, E. Friedle, J. Finch, J. Bock, P. Callahan, K. Couillard. From left to right: G West, L Thoma, E. Simmons, M. White, L. Stemplinger, (unidentified), J. Nafzger, M. Miller, L Maynard, T. Kleinboch, K. Hendrick- 133 Sitting: E. Smith M. Lewandowski. Standing: L. Engstrom, L. Carter, B. Scharf- north. Sitting: K. Kaminski, B. Durand. Standing:]. Amedio, J. Sarrocco, R. Holdridge. Sitting: T. Wittum, L Morchiori. Standing: L Spinney, N. Finch, S. Dvorscak, Sitting: L Sherwood, T. Dvorscak, S. Nielsen. Standing. B. Peterson, T. Corter, p C°°n- R. Jacobsen. Student Council Sitting: S. Nielson, B. Peterson. Standing: Mr. R. Sherman, J. Sarracco, T. Corter, L Morchiori. The Student Council prides itself on upholding the honor of our school and helping to promote the cooperation and friendship of those in our conference. The council is proud of the fact that North-West Suburban Conference Trea- surer, Lane Morchiori, is from Rond Lake. The Student Council's responsibilities include the school parking facil- ities, sponsoring the annual leadership workshop, annual talent show, a school Sweetheart, Christmas assembly, taking care of all school tardiness, promoting good groom- ing, and acting as parliamentarians for school clubs. The Student Council also serves as the major service organization of our school and community. 134 FT A Standing: L. Stemplinger, E. Friedle, D. Portzen, L Burg. Sitting: Advisor Mr. Brokow, M. Dietz, L Johnson, G. Horner. The Future Teachers of America is an organization which helps bring out the interest of the students who plan to become teachers. Many of the activities that they engage in bring the members into closer relationship and harmony with the teachers and ad- ministrators of our school. This advances their knowledge of the overall school organiza- tion. Crescat scientice vita excolatur. FBLA From left to right: J. Walleck, V. Price. Standing: Advisor Mr. R. Erdmann, V. Cole, K. Tracy. The Future Business Leaders of America Club is open to any student who is in any Business course at Round Lake High School. There are three main objectives. They are: (1) To help with community improvement, (2) To help create leadership, (3) To develop better citizens. 135 Graduation Our 1966 Seniors . . . stand as 1966 Graduates Another graduate, Larry Hughes has his turn. . . . ond Barb Levandowski con- cludes the ceremony. 136 1966 Speaker of the Night Top to Bottom: Mr. E. A. Heppner -Board of Education; Mr. Vernon Beggs President of Board of Education. Top to Bottom: Mr. R. J. Forehand-Super- intendent; Joan Dembinski proudly re- ceives her long-owaited diploma. Top to Bottom: Mr. Jock B. Gable-Vice- President and General Manager of Illinois Bell Telephone; Ronald Schenk receives his diploma. June 6, 1966, at 8:30 p.m. the Round Lake High School seniors walked into the gym as seniors and later walked out as alumni. This day may not be set in history, but everyone who attended will remember it always. Mr. Jack B. Gable gave the 11th commencement address to some one-hundred forty seniors and their parents and friends. Mr. R. J. Forehand presented the Senior class to the audience, and then it became the big moment for each and every senior-presentation of diplomas. The night was concluded as the Reverend Walter B. Eddy gave the Benediction, and the seniors walked out as alumni. 137 Our 1966 Seniors as Alumni. Sitting, left to right: K. Freidle, L May nord, T. Kleinback. Standing: P. Callahan, Mr. Oggel, advisor; J. Short, D. Butinas, T. Carter, L. Stahl. Library Teen Sitting, left to right: L Tomo, D. McCann, J. Word, G. Nemero, L. Raddatz. Standing: M. Foxvog, R. Krug, K. Nicotine, I. Sald- ivar, M. Miller, L Allman, K. Schneider, S. Hillier, E. Bickel, J. Short, R. Berger- sen, R. Daley. Mask and Gavel Club Bottom row, left to right: Mr. Williams, advisor; D. Mollenhouer, G. Caniglia, M. Sommers, R. Stone, L Swieca, J. Short, R. Hanson, G. Nemero, L. Rusonowski, L Nielsen. Second row: Y. Villarreal, M. Rose, S. Legge, B. Bregezea, J. Wurl, C. Costello, R. Krug, C.Skow, K. Sommers, M. Patton, D. Bouma, S. Bowman, A. Hoffman. 138 Spanish Club This year the Spanish Club's agenda has been built with many activities. The Spanish Club started out the year by attending a Spanish movie in Milwaukee. For Homecoming, they decorated a car and tied for second place in the car di- vision. To celebrate the Christ- mas holidays, the Spanish Club had a joint party with the French Club. To finish the year, they had a picnic. First row, left to right: D. Colby, C. Diono, C. Howes, M. Soderberg, K. Tracy, R. McMurray, M. Finley, K. Hendrick- son. Second row: N. Innis, P. Mulhern, J. Fabio, S. Monahan, E. Simmons, D. Smith, R. Bendit, S. Dyorscak. Third row: Mr. Goodrich, Sponsor, K. Brown, T. Wagner, K. Raske, D. Backovitch, R. Jacobsen, R. Eggert, C. Sadorf, J. Ward. French Club The members of the French Club have a desire to develop a stronger appreciation of the French language and people of France. For Homecoming the French Club started the year right by winning first place in the car division with a French artist and the slogan We'll Smear 'Em. Other activities included a movie giving a travelog of France, the annual prom car wash, and the June picnic. Standing, left to right: M. Tomis, J. Thompson, M. Miller, L. Thomo, S. Voigt, C. Craig, Mrs. Culver, Sponsor; J. Ross- deutcher, S. McKee, B. Kinsfother, L Berg,T.Contri. Seated: L Nielsen, S. Heppner, I. Kraupner, M. Peters, N. Finch, L. Walker. 1 39 Home Ec. Club Standing, left to right: R. Glenn, B. Reimers, P. Doody, V. Bengson, P. Longe, V. Kaminski, L Drotwick, B. Bez. Sitting: K. Stone, B. Burchfield, L Nemiro, D. Smith, P. Messick, M. Brown, G. Nemiro, R. Stone, L Fabio, K. Nevens, J. Ward, M. Eastwood, K. Patterson, J. Ward, Mrs. Dietz, Sponsor. The objective of the Home Economics Club is to bring together girls who are interested in working to better the com- munity. Throughout the year, the girls plan and carry out various projects; parties, and field trips. The major project every fall is to make cookies and candy and deliver these to a Children's Home in time for Hal- loween. This year the candy was given to the Lake Bluff Children's Home and was greatly appreciated. Another main project of the club is to enter a car in the annual Homecoming Parade. The theme of their car this year was They're Headed For a Grave Defeat,'' which won them a third-place rating. As a fund-raising project, the girls sold semi-precious necklaces and key chains. The project will go for a scholarship to be given to the most outstanding senior girl. Bi-Phy-Chem Standing: Mr. Wennerberg, Sponsor. Seated, left to right: W. Freiboth, B. Nevens, R. Hughes, M. Foxvog. This year's Bi-Phy-Chem Club is more active than ever. Every student in the Bi-Phy-Chem Club is working on qualita- tive analysis. This is done on his own time, either seventh period or after school, sometimes both. These students will receive no credit in the office for this work. The Betty MacDonald Don MacDonald Anne Joan Howard Roger Claud Claire Fessenden Lesley Arnold Margo Miss Garvey Bee Gee Slasie Kitsie Go Over Mr. Curtis Mrs. Curtis Dotty and Joey Lydia and John Phil and Delia Murray Cast Bonnie Kline Dave Anchetta Mary Lou Allen Sue Nelson Jim Bowman Charlie Christensen Marty Whelan Karen Hendrickson Laura Nielson Debbie Smith Barb Johnson Linda Dratwick Laura Johnson Mary Rose Ray Coosby Bill Nevens Elaine Swanson Pat Callahan and Tommy Allen Paula Dwyer and Dick Adler Sharon Angeloff and John Kudrick Parents Clubs P.T.S.A. Music Boosters Seated, from left to right: Mrs. E. Holdridge, Mrs. E. McCarty, Mrs. V. Beggs. Standing: Mrs. E. Royer, Superintendent, Mr. R. J. Forehond, Mrs. W. Clay- burn. Seated, from left to right: Mrs. Ottolino,Mrs.l. Stahl, Mrs. R. Finch. Standing: Mrs. G. Backovitch, Mr. E. Soderburg, Mrs. E. Royer. R-Lettes Parents Club Officers Freshman-Sophomore Honor Parents Clubs Officers From left to right: Mr. G. Amedio, Mr. F. Luciano, Mr. F. Franchi, Mrs. C. From left to right: Mr. K. Newman, Mrs. C. Polkey, Mrs. Bouma. Pennington, Mrs. L. Durand. Standing, left to right: L Spinney, D. Gugel, L Sofrnnek, S, Kunsmonn, J. Thompson, M. Trovillion, V. Cole, P. Poleiewski, J. Peters, P. Pordue. Sitting: L. Jacobsen, Mrs. Lee, D. Johnson, Mrs. Kelly, R. Pennington. Laker Staff Our yearbook has at last been completed, and we hope you will enjoy it. The staff has worked very hard on it, and each one should be congratulated for her part in it. Without the help of each member, the book could not have been finished. As you glance over the pages of this book, may you recall many pleasant memories of the past school year. We, the yearbook staff, give you the 1967 Laker. 145 Teachers-Aids First row, left to right: S. Heppner, N. Heppner, S. Stauder, B. Lund, P. P. Poleiewski, B. Kinsfother, P. Wilkison. Third row: V. Cole, S. Monohon, Mulhern, K. Sommers. Second row: K. Holmes, K. Engnoth, L. Rusonowski, S. Lewis, L Stohl, A. Coloneo, S. Nelson. This year over forty juniors and seniors will have had the opportunity to be teachers-aids at the Consolidated Elemen- tary School. They were placed with acooperatinggrade school teacher for one period a day, for an eight week period. As teachers-aids they assisted their teachers with many of the learning activities carried out in grades four through seven. Some of the students assisted in special areas of instruction such as art, physical education, discovery groups of gifted students, and special education. Most of the students participating in the program plan on careers in teaching or nursing. 146 OUR ADVERTISERS PATRONIZE OUR THANKS GO TO ALL THE MER- CHANTS OF THIS AREA WHO HELPED MAKE THE 1966 LAKER” A SUCCESS. COMPLIMENTS OF HOLM FOOD SHOP TWINS ROUND LAKE LUMBER CO. DO IT YOURSELF FREE ADVICE LUMBER, WINDOWS, DOORS WE DELIVER F.H.A. FINANCING KI 6-4570 314 CEDAR LAKE ROAD ROUND LAKE - ■in. ■ %� ;;’ • • I 1 ■Ilf, fill III ■ ■■ ■ II. FIRST STATE BANK OF ROUND LAKE Avilon and Goodnow Boulevard Kl 6-2111 COMPLIMENTS of LEE’S APPAREL SHOP 653 West Railroad Ave. ROUND LAKE, ILLINOIS La Charme Best Regards TO THE GRADUATING CLASS. Beauty The Stores with the Old-Fashioned Salon Butcher Shop Ladies Wig Specialists Permanents—Tipping—Frosting Special Hair Coloring ED’S FOOD MART Round Lake BA 3-4921 63 Whitney Grayslake, Illinois ED’S HI WAY FOODS Fox Lake Compliments of HEPPNER MANUFACTURING CO. Belvidere Road Round Lake Illinois KI 6-2161 24 Hour Ambulance Service MacGILLIS FUNERAL HOME 350 Goodnow Blvd. Round Lake, Illinois Douglas A. MacGillis Funeral Director Kimball 6-1694 6-3300 COUNTY SERVICE Phillips 66 404 Railroad Ave. Round Lake, Illinois Kl 6-8040 CHAIN O’ LAKES BAKERY THE BAKERY THAT SERVES YOU IN SCHOOL 214 RENEHAN ROAD Piggly Wiggly Shopping Center Round Lake, Illinois Wedding Cakes — Real Whipped Cream Cakes — Pastries — Breads — Rolls TOPS HOMETOWN • NEWS • PHOTO FEATURES • LOCAL ADVERTISING ROUND LAKE NEWS Serving The Round Lake Area Since 1938 “Progress in Motion” Avon Hardware Sporting Goods Kl 6-1537 Toys—H O Trains Hobbies—Bicycles—Supplies 916 W. Rollins Road Round Lake Heights, Illinois Compliments of BUSSE CHEVROLET 153 Best Wishes to the Graduating Class Strang Funeral Parlor Grayslake, Illinois BA 3-8122 Schmeltzers Drive-In The Home of the Char-Broiled Hamburgers Fit For a King Route 134 and Goodnow Craftsmens Press “for the Finest Impression” — Offset — — Letterpress-Engraving— Creators And Producers of Fine Printing KI 6-8084 845 W. Rollins Rd. Round Lake, III. 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