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

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1971 volume:

LLI t Table of Contents Dedication It is with boundless gratitude that the Laker Staff on behalf of the administra- tion and the student body dedicate this publication of the Laker to Fred B. Priemer, better known to all as “Freddy”. Ever since his graduation from our high school in 1957, Freddy has loyally endeavored to help create a school of which we could be proud. Freddy is always willing to give just a little more than necessary in whatever task he undertakes. He’s a friend to all and what else can we say but—“Thank You, Freddy!” “They live on in your life and in the lives of all others that knew them Skip Gatchet Frank Hiserman w 'O £ — c • Superintendent Mr. K. J. Forehand Assistant Superintendents Mrs. Vera R. Hestekin Mr. Cliffton A. Houghton, Jr. Board of Education Mr. Raymond Nyden Mr. Edwin Roberts Mr. Harold Spinney Mr. Douglas MacGillis Mr. Joseph Molidor Mr. Roy Forehand Mrs. Verna Bendull Nelson Mr. John Magee Principal Mrs. Vera Hestekin Mr. Kenneth A. Ricci is the Athletic Director and the Varsity Basketball coach for our school. He attended Western Illinois University and received a Bachelor of Science degree in Education. Mr. Gerald Kaires is the Assistant Principal at R.L.H.S. He received a Bachelor of Science degree from the University of Illinois and a Master's degree from Roosevelt University. Director of Counseling Guidance Mr. John H. Bidney. He attended Marquette University, University of Wisconsin, and Northern Illinois University. Mr. Bidney has a Bachelor of Science degree and an M. Ed. He is the advisor of the National Honor Society. Mr. Howard Schroeder. He attended the University of Wisconsin, Whitewater State University, and Northern Illinois University. Mr. Schroeder has a Bachelor of Science degree in education. He is the assistant varsity football coach and head Baseball coach. Mr. Bert O. Boetcher. He graduated from Stout State University with a Bachelor of Science degree and received a Master's degree from the University of Wis- consin. Mrs. Norma Douglas, payroll. Mrs. Julia Scharfnorth, business affairs. Mrs. Agnes Laurent, cashier and re- ceptionist. Mrs. Elsie McCarty, executive secretary and school treasurer. Mrs. Leona Thompson, transportation and attendance. Mrs. Verna Wennerberg, coordinative purchasing. Mrs. Agnes Spulak, cashier and reception- Mrs. Phyllis Nelson, purchasing. ist. Office Staff 12 Mrs. Kaminski, Clerical Guidance. Mrs. Waters, Receptionist. Student Office Workers; Standing, left to right: P Carroll, J. Silves- tri, N. Kuhart, N. Franke. H. Slusher. M. Bennett. Sitting: K. Quinn. A. Barnett, W. Barnett. P. Scardino. Y. Gieski. Mrs. Levija, Records Clerk. Mrs. Wittum. Clerical Principal. Librarians Mrs. Pamela Dictmcycr giuduated horn Loyola Uni- versity with a Bachelor of Arts degree. She teaches English 1 and II. Miss Janet Moose, received a Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of Illinois. She is the Senior English teacher. She also sponsors Dramatics at our High School. Mrs. Frances Imsande attended Elmhurst College where she received a Bachelor of Science degree and Northern Illinois University where she received a Master of Arts degree. Mrs. Imsande also attended Carthage and Col- lege of I ake Countv She teaches Fnglish III English Mr. Robert Schnabel graduated from Northern Illinois University with a Bachelor of Science degree in Edu- cation. He teaches English II and III and is also the Blaize sponsor. Mr. Charles Popp received his Bachelor of Science de- gree from Wisconsin Slate University at Whitewater. He teaches English I. Mr. Popp is the timekeeper for the football and basketball games. Mr. Mario Schacher graduated from Northern Univer- sity with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Spanish, Sociology, and French. He teaches Spanish I and II, and French I. He is also the sophomore class advisor, the Interna- tional Club Advisor, and the head of freshman football. Mr. Tom Evers graduated from De Paul University with a Ph. D. degree. He teaches English II. Mr. Evers is also the Head Track coach. Art Mrs. Barbara Timmer attended Penn. State University, Heidelberg College, Indiana University, Florida State University, Troy State University, and Roosevelt Uni- versity. She has a Bachelor of Science degree in Art Education. She teaches art and is the sponsor of the art club. Mr. Richard R. Ccjka attended Lyons Township Ju- nior College and Illinois State University where he received his Bachelor of Science degree. He is the gen- eral Mathematics teacher. Mr. Lee Hagen attended Northern Illinois University and graduated with a Bachelor of Science degree in Mathematics. He teaches Algebra I, Geometry, and Advanced Geometry. Mr. Hagen is the Coach of our Cross Country. M a t h e m a t • i c s Mr. Way land Forehand received a Bachelor of Science degree in Education from Wisconsin State University and a Master of Arts degree from Western Michigan University in Junior College Math. He teaches Algebra II and Trigonometry-Analytical Geometry. Mr. Fore- hand keeps statistics for the Football and Basketball games and is the Director of the Adult Evening School. Mr. Edward J. Warner graduated from Northeastern Illinois State College with a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Secondary Mathematics. He teaches General Math and Algebra I. Mr. George L. Brokaw attended Mankato State College Mr. Raymond Schrom went to St. Cloud College in where he received a Bachelor of Science degree in sci- Minnesota, the University of Minnesota, and Roosevelt ence. He is our electronics teacher and General Science University in Chicago. He teaches Biology and General teacher. Mr. Brokaw is the FT.A. Advisor and time- Science. He has a Bachelor's degree in Education. Mr. keeper for wrestling. 1 Schrom is the Assistant track coach. e Mr. Kurt P. Wennerburg received his Bachelor of Ed- ucation degree in Science at the University of Wiscon- 11 Miss Lucille Terrazino attended Wisconsin State Uni- sin. He also attended Wisconsin State University at versity at La Crosse where she received a Bachelor of River Falls. Mr. Wennerburg teaches Chemistry, Physics, Science degree in Education. Miss Terrazino teaches and General Science. He is time and scorckeeper for all w General Science and General Biology. Miss Terrazino Frosh-Soph football and basketball games. is also the Laker Advisor. Mr. James Sertic went to Wisconsin State University where he received his Bachelor of Science Degree in education. Mr. Sertic teaches Geography and Earth Science. He is also our Golf coach. Mr. Frank Loba u received his Bachelor ol Science degree in Education at Northern Illinois University. He teaches U.S. and World History. Mr. Lobaza is the Freshman Class Advisor and sponsor of the 13th Estab- lishment and the Environment club. Miss M. Vonciel Le Due attended Albion College where she received her Bachelor of Arts degree in German, and the University of Colorado Master of Arts degree in Modern European History. She teaches U.S. History and Adult Living. Miss Le Due is the sponsor of Mask Gavel and the Senior class play. Mr. Ronald Erdmann attended Bradley University, De Paul Law School, and Northern Illinois University, and received a Bachelor of Science degree in History and Political Science. He is the Student Council Spon- sor and ticket taker for football and basketball games. Mrs. Georgette Rogers attended the University of Illinois. She teaches Contemporary Dance and Gym. Mrs. Rog- ers also is the study hall teacher. a 1 Mr. Tom Levija went to Dickenson State College in North Dakota where he received a Bachelor of Science degree in secondary Education. He teaches Gym and General Science. He is the Head football and wres- tling coach, and the assistant track coach. Miss Shirlee M. Tripp attended Illinois State University and received a Bachelor of Science degree in Education. She teaches gym, and is the advisor of GAA, and sponsor of the cheerleaders. Miss Tripp is the Director of the Homecoming activities and is in charge of the Newsletters. E d u c a t • i o n Mr. Ken Ricci attended Western Illinois University where he received a Bachelor of Science degree in Ed- ucation. He teaches Gym and is the Varsity Basketball Coach and Athletic Director of the school. Mr. Glenn Toiton attended Winona State College and graduated with a Bachelor of Science degree in Indus- trial Arts and in English. He teaches woodworking and is the sponsor of the Industrial Arts Club. Mr. Toiton is also a Wrestling coach and Sophomore Baseball coach. I n d u s t r Mr. Earl J. Beese attended the University of Illinois. He teaches Construction and Practical Electronics. Mr. Beese is also the Junior class Advisor. 1 Mr. John E. Rose Jr. graduated from the Illinois In- stitute of Technology with a Bachelor of Science degree in Physics. He teaches Mechanical Drawing, Industrial Arts, and Architectural Drawing. a 1 Mr. William Larson attended Northern Illinois State University and Illinois State University where he re- ceived a Bachelor of Science degree in Education. He teaches Metal Shop I, II, III, and Modern Measurement. Mr. Larson is also the co-sponsor of the Industrial Arts Club. Miss Mary Jean Gardner graduated from Illinois State University with a Bachelor of Science degree in Home Economics. She teaches Home Ec. II and Bachelor Cooking. Miss Gardner is also the sponsor of the Home Ec. Club. H O m e E c o n 0 m • 1 c s Miss Virginia Robinson graduated from Stout State University with a Bachelor of Science degree in Home Economics. She teaches Home Ec. I and III. Mr. James L. Crone received a Bachelor of Science de- gree in Music Education from the University of Illinois. He teaches Freshman, Girls', and Mixed Chorus'. M u s 1 c Mr. James Barkow, upon graduating from Vander Cook College, received his Bachelor's degree in Music Ed- ucation. He is the band director. Mrs. Ila Bauer graduated from Wisconsin State Univer- 1 Mrs. Janet Drommer attended the University of Monte- sity at Whitewater with a Bachelor of Science degree vallo at Montevallo, Alabama. She received a Bachelor in Business Education. She teaches General Business F- of Science degree in Business Education. She teaches and Typing II. Typing I, Shorthand II, Business English, Office Practice, Consumer Economics, and Personal Typing. s Driver’s Ed Mrs. Leslie LaMontagne graduated from Western Illinois University with a Bachelor of Science Degree in Busi- ness Educationi She teaches Typing, shorthand, and bookkeeping. £ Mr. Dave Channel attended Northern Illinois Univer- sity and graduated with a Bachelor of Science degree in Education. He teaches Drivers' Ed and is the Assis- 3, tant Varsity football coach and the sophomore baseball coach. -3 Snack Bar Matron Mrs. Meyers, snack bar attendant. Mrs. Ford, matron. Kitchen Staff From left to right: Mrs. Bauer, Mrs. Bez. Mrs. Mehner. Mrs. Mullally, Mrs. Lee. and Mrs. Neilson. Custodians Back row, left to right: Fred Schaer, Bruno Viglielmo. Loren Haines. Front row: Don Follensbee. Fred Priemer Bus Drivers NfcA l fcSI Claudia Martin, Doug MacGillis MOSI COMIC AL Debbie Deakin, Doug Mehner QUIhl fcSI Jill Prestin, Larry Adkins MOSI A I HI h I K Mary Lou Bennett. Kirt Blank MOSI I IKI I S IO SCC (HI) 28 Carol Amann. Bob Smith MOSI IALLNILD Chris Johanson, Chris Mussared BESI DkbSSbD Claudia Martin, Garry Mayfield CUI bSI COUPLE Mary Lou Bennett, Jim Walleck Peggy Bergholz, Dave Eddy Peggy Bergholz, Dave Eddy NOT PICTURED BEST LOOKING Bonnie Price, Jim Walleck 29 G r a d u a t i o n Senior Speakers: Robert Raw. Byron Boyd. Robert Smith. Carole Araann. Mr. George F. Green; guest speaker. Reverend Raymond Skriba; Baccalaureate speaker. Presentation of diplomas. 31 Class Officers Top row, left to right: Mary Lou Bennett, V. President: Byron Boyd, Treasurer; Robert Smith. President; Debbie Ewerling, Sec- retary. Bottom row: Mr. Smith. Advisor; Norma Franke. Sgt. at Arms; Connie Luby, Historian. Our advisor, Mr. Smith. Arlene Maria Augustyn “Arlene ' “The good and the wise lead quiet lives. Transfer Student. Steve Anderson “Steve “My way of life, is fall’n into the seas and yellow leaf. ‘Larry R. Adkins “Larry “Too early seen unknown, and known too late. ' Track 4. Transfer Student. James J. Arrajj “Jim Art Club 3,4, Football 3. Carole Ann Amann “Caole “The goal of yesterday of will be the starting point of tomorrow. Art Club 3, NHS 3,4, FTA 4, Spanish Club 3, Vice-Pres. NHS 4, Girls State Representative 4. Walter Bajorek Johnny Cash' “I have seen better days. Mary Louise Bennett “Loi “Faith knows no disappointment. FTA 4, GAA 1,2,3, Cheerleading 4, R- Lettes 1,2,3,4, R-Lettes Commander 4, Sextet 3,4, Vice-Pres. Senior Class. Sec- retary R-Lettes 4, Homecoming Court 4. Sweetheart Candidate 3, Sgt. at Arms Freshman Class, Prom Committee 3, Chorus 1,2,3, Student Administra- tion Council 4. James S. Bakondy “Jim Progress is the law of life; man is not man as yet.” Wrestling 2,4, Baseball 2. Mark A. Berg “Bergie “A gentleman is any man who wouldn't hit a woman with his hat on. 1 Lettermans Club 2,3.4. Football 1,4, Wrestling 3.4. Baseball 1,3, Team cap- tain of football 4. Lettermans Pres. 4. Peggy Barbara Bergholz “Berky” “Good humor isn't a trait of character, it is an art which requires practice. GAA 1,2,3. Chorus 1.2,3,4, Senior Class Play, Homecoming Committee 3. Peggy Lynn Bessert “Pegoose” What do we live for. if it is not to make life less difficult to each other.” FTA 4. Girls Glee 2, Band 1. R-Lettes 1,2, Sgt. at Arms R-Lettes 2. Pamela Jan Bishop “Pam “To be angry, is to revenge the fault of others upon ourselves. Arliss J. Bollero “Arbor “You don't have to hang from a tree, to be a nut. Laker staff 4, Band 1,2.3,4, Band Staff 3,4, Stage Band 12,3,4, Assistant Prop- erty Manager of Senior Class Play. Kurt J. Blank “Kurt “Here's our favorite basketball star; his friend- ship we value way above par.” Lettermens Club 3,4, Football 1,3,4, Basket- ball 1,3,4, Baseball 1,3,4. Golf 4. Transferred in Sophomore year. All Conference Basketball 4, Captain of Basketball 4. Byron H. Boyd “Byron” “Common sense is an uncommon de- gree, is what the world calls wisdom.” Band 1,2,3,4. Spanish Club 2,3. Nation- al Honor Society 4, Sgt. At Arms 3, Treasurer of Senior Class, Stage Band 1,2,3,4. Vickie L. Brefeld “Vick Michael P. Brennan “Mike Linda Mae Brooks “Good will is the mightiest practical force in the world.” Home Ec Club 1, GAA 1,3, Chorus 1, Senior Class Play 4. Homecoming Com- mittee 4, Prom Court 4. ‘There is one art of which man should be master—the art of reflection. Band 1,2,3,4, Spanish Club 1, Art Club 3, 13th Establishment 3,4, Laker 4, Blaize 4, S.T.O.P. 4, Senior Class Play. “Lynn” “Goodness is easier to recognize than to define.” Art Club 3, Chorus 1,2, Library Assis- tant 3. Cindy A. Bulava “Cyd” “I hear once more the voice of Christ say ‘Peace!’ ” Thomas Joseph Buehler “Tucker” “Wisdom is knowing what to do next; virtue is doing it.” Wayne L. Burchfield “Wayne” “Work is the meat of life, pleasure is the dessert.” Bruce Edward Burgetl “Farmer” “It is the will that makes the action good or bad.” Football 1,2, Basketball 1,2,3. Jill Elsiemay Butinas “Jill” “A Christian is the highest style of man. Blaize 4. Laura Ann Callen “Laurie” ‘Thinking is like loving and dying. Each of us must do it for himself.” NHS 2.3.4, Student Council 3,4. GAA 2,3, Spanish Club 3. Laker Staff 2. NHS Pres. 4, Sec. Student Council 4, Sec. NHS 3. Roland Joseph Charlier “Roland “I take things as they come, easy. Football 1. Cynthia L. Coon “Rac“ “Life is but a day at most.” NHS 3,4, Student Council 1,2,3,4, Up- per Parliamentarian SC 3, Vice-Pres. SC 4, GAA 1,2,3,4, Secretary GAA 3, GAA Camp 3, FTA President 4, Mask Gavel 3, Pres. MG 4, 13th Establish- ment 3,4, Pres of 13th Establishment 3, 4, S.T.O.P. Pres. 3,4, Blaize 4, Laker 2, 3, Art Club 4, Prom Committee 3, R- Lettes 1,2,3, Cheerleader 1,2. Deborah D. Camara “Debbie” “The wisdom of many and the wit of one.” Student Council 3,4, NHS 3,4, GAA 1.2,3, Spanish Club 2, Chorus 1,2, FTA 4, Treasurer Junior Class, Prom Committee 3. Kenneth E. Costello “Kenny” “For danger levels man brute, and all are follows in their need.” Football 1, Track 1,2,3,4. Duane W. Couillard “Duane” “Never a worry, never a care, never afraid to take a dare.” Joseph M. Chlopek “Choppers” “Never trouble trouble till trouble troubles you.” Lorelei Ann Crosby “Lori ’ “Little things affect little minds. GAA 2,3.4. Diane L. Cox “Di“ “Conceit is to nature what paint is to beauty; it is not only needless, but impairs what it would improve. NHS 3,4, FTA 4, Student Council 2,3.4, Band 1,2,3, GAA 1, Prom Committee 3, Make-up and Costumes Committee for Senior Class Play, Student Council Pres. 4. Edward D. Daujatis “Ed bird Anything for an easy life.” S.T.O.P. 3,4, Chorus 1,2,3,4. Debbie Jean Deakin Deaks Frank M. Diana “Pizzaman” Who thinks too little, and who talks too much.” GAA 1,2,3,4, Mask Gavel 1, Blaize 1, Band 1,2,3,4. Quarrels would not last long if the wrong was all on one side.” Chorus 1, Football 1,2, Wrestling 1,2,3, Track 1, Golf 3, Junior Class Pres. Stanley DiDomenico “Slosh Let no man presume to give advice to others that has not first given good counsel to himself.” Band 1,2,3,4, Laker Staff 4, Senior Class Play, Football 1. Judy Dines “Judy” “Obedience is the mother of success and is wedded to safety. Jack W. Dietz “Jack “Perfect obedience to the law of kindness would abolish government and the State. S.T.O.P. 3,4, Chorus 1,2,3,4. Josine I. DiPiero “Jo “The absence of temptation is the ab- sence of virtue. FTA 1,2, Home Ec. Club 2, Chorus 1,2, 3,4. Irene M. Duddy “Cookie” “Why resist temptation—there will al- ways be more.” Chorus 1, Sgt. at Arms of Chorus 1, GAA 1, R-Lettes 1, Laker Staff 2, In- ternational Club 4, Senior Class Play. Steven Donald Dunn “Rosebud” “The only way to have a friend is to be one.” Cross Country 4, Transfer student 4. Lea Dussault “Lea” “Lost time is never found again. David Bruce Eddy Dave “Friendship is neither a formality nor a node; it is rather a life.” Football 1,2, track 1, band 1,2,3,4, Stu- dent council 2, Stage band 1,2,3,4, Se- nior Class Play. Carol Ehlert Carol” Good humor is goodness and wisdom combined. Joseph S. Dvorscak A noisy man is always in the right. Industrial Arts Club 4, Senior Class Play. Debra L. Ewerling Debbie “Even virtue is more fair when it appears in a beautiful person. Secretary of Senior Class. Kirk Jerome Ewing Captain “Politeness goes far, yet costs nothing. Lynn J. Ednhofer “Hoger They always talk who never thinks. Chorus 1, GAA 1,2,3,4. Home Ec. Club 3.4, Spanish Club 2, Blaize Staff 4, FTA 4, Mask Gavel 4, Senior Class Play, Library teen club 1,2, Home Ec. Club Pres. 4. Norma Franke “Norma” “Nothing makes one feel so strong as a call for help.” Jeanette Floyd “Jeanie “Ideals are the world’s masters. Chorus 1,2,3,4, GAA 2,3, 13th Establishment 3, Prom Committee 3, Senior Class Play, President Girls Glee 4. Harold Raymond Gahan “Peanuts” “He that can have patience, can have what he will.” Art Club 1,2, Librarian assistant 1. Joseph D. Galetti “Mott’s” “The thought of eternity consoles for the shortness of life.” Lettermans Club 2,3,4, Football 1,2,3,4, Trainer, Basketball trainer 1, 2,3,4, baseball 1,2,3,4, trainer. Judyann Frazier “Bomber “Pure humor springs not from the dead but from the heart. GAA 2,3,4, Environment Club 3,4, FBLA 3, Secretary of Environment Club 4. V Walter R. Giernoth “Wall” ‘The wisest man is generally he who thinks himself the least so.” Roxanne Gustafson “Rocky “I never let my schooling interfere with my education. George Raymond Guenther “Georgy Porgy” “Adolescence is a kind of emotional seasick- ness. Both are funny, but only in retrospect. Laker 4. Vicki J. Habenicht “Hobbs “Good things comes in small packages. GAA 2,3, Cheerleader 3,4, R-Lettes 2, 3, Prom Committee 3, Homecoming Committee 4. Birgit Hansen “Hans “A thing of beauty is a joy forever. GAA 1,2, Band 1,2,3,4, Prom Commit- tee 3, Senior Class Play 4, Homecoming Committee 4. Homecoming Court 3, Freshman Class Secretary, Sophomore Class Historian, Junior Class Secretary. Lee A. Hansen “Lee “If the world like it not, so much the worse for them. Environment Club 3,4. Terry W. Hanttula “Hunt’s “The wise man who can command him self is free.” Football 1,2, Baseball 1. Kevin Joseph Harrington Kevington” “When we cannot act as we wish, we must act as we can.” Letterman's Club 3,4, Football 3,4, Wrestling 3,4. Track 2,3,4, Senior class Play, Helped on Props for play. Kathleen Marie Harrington “Kathy” “And all hearts bless her as she passes by. Prom Queen 4. Helmut W. Hennig “Hegning” “It’s the nature of man to rise to great- ness if greatness is expected of him.” Track 1. John Hess “John” Better late than never. Cheryl L. Homan “Homer” “Good cheer is no hindrance to a good life.” Andra Hatch Andy” “They can conquer who believe they can.” Cheryl A. Jensen “Cherie” “An appearance of delicacy, and even of fragility, is essential to beauty.” GAA 1,2. Paul C. Ihlen “Stork Patience and time do more than strength and passion.” 13th Establishment 3,4, Track 3, Secretary 13th Establishment 3, Vice-Pres. 13th Estab- lishment 4. Christine A. Johanson Ralph “Beauty is the gift of God.” GAA 2, FTA 3, Art Club 3,4, Mask Gavel 4. Senior Class Play, Vice-Pres. of Mask Gavel Club 4. Katherine S. Johnson Kathy” Gently to hear, kindly to judge. Chorus 1,2. Joseph Phillip Julian “Joe” “A wise man proposes his belief to the evi- dence.” Band 1, Golf 2,3. Patricia Karaszewski “Patty Small persons are able to give great joy.” GAA 1,2. James L. Keevan “Jim” “Perfeci obedience to the law of kind- ness would abolish government and the state. ’ Carol A. Kolodzinski “Polock” “An all around good spirit, full of vim and vitality.” Environment Club 3; International Club 4; Senior Class Play. Clareance Kasin “Clar” “Every man has his devilish moments. Susan M. Kontaxis “Sue” “She never fails to please.” Freshman Chorus; Girls Glee; Senior Chorus; Library Club 1,2. Eugene Thomas Koch “Eug” “It is the time to dare and endure.” Football 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 1.2,3,4; Track 1,2; Wrestling Team Captain 4; Lettermans Club 3,4. Jeraldine L. Kreusch “Jerry” “Fragile beginnings of a mighty end. Chorus 2. Nancy Marie Kuhart “Nance That is the best part of beauty which a picture cannot express . GAA 1,4; Student Office Aid 3,4; Li- brary Teen Club 1,2; Student-Adminis- tration Council 4. Mary E. LaGoo Magoo Wine is a turncoat; first a friend and then an enemy . Chorus 1. Herbert Krug Herb He conquers who endures. Marilyn J. Land Mar “Education is the apprenticeship of life . GAA 1,2,3; Chorus 2,3; Class Historian 1; Prom Committee 3; Class Treasurer 2; Home- coming Committee 4. Karen A. Kvacik Karen Happy go lucky and full of wit . GAA 1; Chorus 1,2,3. William Louis Lauritzen -Win A nickname is the heaviest stone the devil can throw at a man. Lettermans Club 3,4; Industrial Arts Club 4; Football 2,3,4; Vice-President Lettermans Club 4; President Industrial Arts Club 4. Edward M. Lewis “Ed” “He conquers who endures. Chorus 1,2,4. John A. Lents “John” “All the world's a stage”. Industrial Arts 4. Elzabeth Ann Lewis “Betty” “Contentment, parent of delight. Art Club 4. Marge E. Lewis “Marge” “Her ways are ways of pleasantness. Cheryl Ann Lord “Sherry” “Silence is Golden. Chorus 1,3,4. Constance S. Luby “Connie” “The good are in heaven's care.” Chorus 1, Senior Class Historian. Douglas Alan MacGillis “Smack “O death! The poorman's dearest friend . Lettermans Club 4; Basketball 2; Golf 1,3,4; Football 3,4. Gregory Thomas Lund “Greg “To have a quiet mind is to possess one's mind wholly . Football 1,2; Track 1,2. Richard J. Mahoney “Needle “This world belongs to the energetic ’. Harold H. Markus “Har “Imagination rules the world”. Thomas L. Marolda “Whop” “Every man has his devilish moments”. Industrial Arts Club 4; Woodshop Assistant 4; Sgt.-at-arms Industrial Arts Club. Claudia Marie Martin “Claud” “Beauty is the gift of God”. GAA 1,2; Chorus 1; Girls Glee; Senior Class Play 4; Prom Committee 3; Cheer- leader 2; R’Lettes 1,2,3. Bonnie L. McAdams “Bonnie” “He who can take advise is sometimes superior to him who can give it.” Student Council 3.4. Spanish Club 2, GAA 1,2, NHS 3,4, 13th Establishment 3,4. Chorus 1,2, Cheerleading 1,2, Ju- nior Class Historian, Publicity Chair- man for Senior Class Play, Prom Com- mittee 3. Gary Earl Mayfield “Gareth” “Of all mankind, each loves himself the best”. FTA 3, Student teacher 3, Wrestling 1, Base- ball 2, Golf 3. Douglas R. Mehner “Terd” “When found, make a note of.” Letterman Club 3,4, Football 1,2,3,4, Wrestling 1,2,3,4, Baseball 1,2,3,4, Foot- ball All-Conference 4, All Lake County 4, All Chicago Land 4. Steven James Melchin “Steve” “Here honor binds me. and 1 wish to satisfy it.” Kathleen C. McCue “Little Miss Cue” “Act upon your impulses, but pray that they may be directed by God.” Chorus 1,2, Home Ec Club 2. Margaret T. Milich “Marge” “A sunny temper gilds the edges of life's blackest cloud.” GAA 1,2,3, Blaize 3,4, Band 1,2,3,4, Student Council 4, Senior Class Play 4, Mask Gavel 4, NHS 3,4, Sec Treas. Mask Gavel 4, Co-Editor of Blaize 4, Prom Committee 3. Wasyl Bill Muritenko “Waz ‘‘Opportunity doesn't knock very often, but temptation seems to pound away every day”. Golf 1. Carol Lyn Miller “Carol “Sensibility is the power of woman . Chorus 1,2,3,4; GAA 1,2,4. John A. Mummer “Brat” “Strong as an ox, likable as a puppy”. Lettermans Club 2,3,4; Sgt.-at-arms 4; Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 2; Track 2; Basketball 2; Wrestling 4. Chris Mussard Chris ‘‘Talent is a building block to success . Art Club 3,4; 13th Establishment 3,4. Laura Neer Nero” Beauty is worse than wine, it intoxicates both the holder and the beholder . FTA 4; GAA 1,2; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Student Ad- ministration Council 4; Prom Committee 3; Laker Staff 2,3; Cheerleader 2,3; R'lettes 1,2, 3.4; Commander of R-Lettes 4; Quintet 4; Class Treasurer 1; CoEditor of Laker 3. Clyde Nicoline “Clyde Few men are so clever as to know all the mischief they do”. Mark Olsen “Mark “Fortune befriends the bold. Jim Payne “Jim “I will sit down now, but the time will come when you will hear me.” Patricia A. Portzen “Pat “Patience and gentleness are powers. GAA 1,2,3, FBLA 3. Jill Louannae Preston “Jeani “Thou foster-child of Silence and Slow Time. Transfer Student from Warren, FHA 1, FBLA 2,3, Chorus 2,3,4, Environment Club 3, Sr. Class Play, Junior Class Float, Prom Committee, FHA Treasurer 1, FBLA Secretary. Kathy H. Puder “Pudder” “None but herself can be herself. Chorus I, Laker Staff 2. Bonnie A. Price “Bones” “A graceful presence bespeaks acceptance. R-Lettes 1,2, Chorus 3. Dan W. Quinn “Black Eyed Irishman” “He is well paid that is well satisfied.” Lettermen's Club 3,4, Senior Class Play, Football 1,2,3,4, Baseball 1,2,3,4, Basketball 1,2. Mike Radtkc “Mike” “No man is free who is not master of himself. Tim James Quane ‘Tim” “Things don't turn up in this world un- til somebody turns them up.” Lettermen's Club 3,4, Football 1,2, Wrestling 1,2,3, Golf 1,2,3,4. Juanita Rangel Juanita” “A wise and understanding heart.” Make up on Senior Class Play. Robert Thomas Raw “Bubby” “Knowledge is power”. National Honor Society 3,4; Student Council 4; Band 1.2; Stage Band 1,2; Track 1,4; Student Council Treasurer 4; National Honor Society Treasurer 4. William L. Reynolds “Bill” “As many men, so many minds; every man his own way.” Chorus 1; Assistant Librarian 1,2,3,4; Senior Class Play. Gail H. Raske “Gail” “Patience is a virtue found in few”. Chorus 1,2,3; GAA 2,3; Student Council 3,4; Prom Committee 3; Spanish Club 3. James Bradley Reasland “Jim” “A soul occupied with great ideas best performs small duties”. Chorus 1,2,3. Deborah Rich “Debbie” “A merry heart maketh a cheerful counte- nance”. Gloria Yvonne Robinson “Go Go” “A light heart lives long”. Chorus 1,2,3. Eliseo Saldivar “Ponchio” “It is better to wear out than to rust out. Letterman 3,4, Football 1.2,3,4, wres- tling 1.2,3,4, track 1,2,3,4, Wrestling Captain 4. track captain 4, All Confer- ence Football 4. Third in Northwest Suburban Conference Wrestling 4, Chi- cago area Football 4. John Rosenthal ”Duck“ “They can conquer who believe they can. Basketball 2,3,4. Lorenzo Saldivar. Jr. “Taco“ “Character is the basis of happiness and happiness is the sanction of character.” 13th Establishment 3,4, Lettermen 3,4, Cross country 1,2,3, track 1,2, Senior class Play, Prop Manager of Play. Juan F. Salinas “Bear “All things are possible to him that be- lieveth.” Industrial Arts Vice-Pres. 4. George Frederick Seidl Sonny” I never think of the future, it comes soon enough.” Art Club 4, Mask Gavel 4. 13th Establish- ment 3,4, S.T.O.P. 3,4, Laker 3,4, Blaize 4, Library Assistant 4, Chorus 1,3, Track 1.2,3,4, Football 2, Art Club Pres. 4. Deborah Ann Sembach Debbie Beauty is not caused, it is.” Home Ec Club 1, FTA 3, Band 1,2,3,4, Prom Committee 3. Alan K. Sewell “Big Al “Circumstances! I make circumstances! Baseball 1,2,3,4; Football 2; Wrestling 2. Victor Robert Shanor “Thumper” “The secret of success is constancy to purpose”. Chorus 1,2,3. Terry L. Setzer ‘Terry “When a girl ceases to blush, she has lost the most powerful charm of her beauty. GAA 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 3; Mask and Gavel 4; Home Ec. Club 4; Freshman Cho- rus; Senior Class Play 4. Laurale Sharon “Lori “A smile is the whisper of a laugh . Chorus 1. Mickey L. Shafer “Mickey ‘The more charity, the more peace . GAA 1,2,3; FBLA 3. Marvin Wayne Shepherd “Marv “Boys will be boys . Charles A. Skrinskus “Chuck” “Never says more than is necessary. Linda Sierkerski “Linda “Her smile is sweetened by her personality. R-Lettes 1,2,3,4; Treasurer R-Lettes 4. Dave B. Slater “Kato “Let no man write my epitaph. Transfer Student Robert E. Smith Edward E. Smith “Bird” “He is great enough that is his own master. “Skip “Ideas are the roots of creation.” Band 1,2; Student Council 3; Stage Band 2; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Senior Class President. Victoria Ann Sowa “Roger Brown “Sweetness is a grand quality.” GAA 1,2,3,4; Freshman Chorus; Senior Chorus 2,3; FTA 3,4; Senior Class Play 4; Mask and Gavel 1,4; Thirteenth Establishment 3,4; Blaize 4; Library Assistant 3,4; Prom Committee 3; Stat- istician for Freshman Basketball team 3; Varsity Football Statistician 4; Thir- teenth Establishment 4; FTA State Con- vention Alternate 4. Joyce Stastny “Stas “I shall be like that tree, I shall die at the top. ' GAA 1, Art Club 3, Home Ec Club 2, Library assistant 2, Prom Committee 4. Paula Ann Stanish “April “Self-love is the greatest of flatterers. National Honor Society 3,4, 13th Establish- ment 3,4, GAA 1,2, Business Club 3, Chorus 1,2,3, Mask Gavel 4, President of Business Club 3, Vice-President 13th Establishment 3, Secretary of NHS 4. Katherine M. Swieton “Kay” “A full mind must have talk, or it will grow dyspeptic.” Judith A. Techmanski “Judi” “A still, small voice. Kenneth A. Swanson “Swanee “When I rest 1 rest.” Lettermans Club 3,4, Football 1,2,3,4, Basketball 3,4, Golf 3,4. Robert VanCleeve “Bob” “1 am but a gatherer, and a disposer of other men's stuff.” James H. Walleck Waldo He will give the devil his due.” Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Wres- tling 2; Basketball 2; Letterman Club 3, 4; All Conference Football 4; All Coun- ty Football 4; All Chicagoland Football Team 4. Sandra Lee Waters “Sandy “She's little and full of fun, a joy to have around”. R-Lettes 2,3,4; GAA 2; Home Ec. Club 1,2; Library Assistant 1,2. Jeff Wegner JefT “An eye like Mars, to threaten and command. Nancy Ann Weiss Cookie” “I’d rather have a foot to make me merry, than experience to make me sad. Freshman Girls Glee; GAA 1. Darrell G. Wennersten “A man's feet must be planted in his country, but his eyes should survey the world.” Marylan Fay Willemarck “It matters not what you are thought to be, but rather what you are.” Chorus. James Mark Welter “Mr. Welter” Oh! How many torments like in the small circle of a wedding ring.” Track 2. Kathleen Whitmer “Kathi” “The price of greatness is responsibility.” Chorus 2,3,4; Blaize Staff 2; National Honor Society 3,4; FTA 2. Tom A. West “Woodstock” “You only live once, but if you work it right, once is enough.” National Honor Society 3,4; Football 1, 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3, 4; Golf 4; Senior Class Play 4. Glenda L. Wiswald Gennifer” “Good Humor is the health of the soul, sadness its poison.” Panther 3; R-Lettes 1,2,3; Secretary of R-Lettes 3. Dennis J. Willmore “Yogi” “He is greatest who is most often in men's good thoughts.” Would have finished last year in high schoo! but quit to join the service. Finishing his last year in the Army. Now serving in Viet Nam. Lawrence Matthew Wysocki “Socki “No man's free who is not master of himself.” Track 2, Senior Class Play. 60 To you, Class of '71, we extend to you our sincere congratulations. You started something new. You started to think about the world around you by deciding not to have a traditional bonfire. You showed the rest of the school that you care. As you leave, you take with you many great things. You are taking from us scores of scholars and athletes. Being specific you are taking the District baseball champs. So, Class of '71, we wish you all the luck and success in the world. We know, though, that you don’t need luck because there is no way that you can fail in anything you do. You’ve got the stuff, and you can succeed. 61 The Last Will and Testament From The Senior Class of “1971 ” I WILL: Helmut Henning: Mr. Erdmann one bottle of Ripple wine (empty) with-or- without candle wax all over it. Bob Raw: my professional Logicians card to Miss Moose. Stan DiDimenico: my Sandwich Factory to Sue Eggert, may she use it in good health. Arliss Bollero: my Fresca Bottle to Sue Eggert, may she use it for what- ever she wants. Cindy Bulava: my blue jeans to Mrs. Hestekin. Irene Duddy: my smiling face to Mrs. Hestekin. Gary Mayfield: my sex appeal to Janet Moose and my beer tapper to the Senior Lounge. Lee Hansen: my knowledge to Mr. Lobaza. Mickey Shafer: my make-up kit to the “Ugly man of 1972.” Debbie Sembach: my body to Mr. Hagen, and my femininity to Cherie Holdridge. Bonnie McAdams: my baggy jeans to John Mummer. Kathy McCue: my animal jeans to Mr. Erdmann. 62 Joe Galetti: my GREAT coaching ability to Mr. Ricci. Jill Preston: all my beautiful silence to the big mouths of “74 . Cindy Coon: my beautiful long red hair to Janine Ewing. Paula Stanish: my body to “Ma Meyers to keep in her cooler. Margie Milich: my birth date to Mrs. Meyers. Vickie Brefield: my rhinoceros head to Miss Gardner. Paul Ihlen: my “66” Plymouth to Mr. Lobaza, just to show him that all lemons aren’t lime green. Kirk Ewing: “Captain” leaves his ship to first mate Diane Potter. Vickie Sowa: my humbleness to Lee Roy Hagen. Steve Dunn: my florist credit card to Sandy Carmara in the hopes that she will use it whenever she sees fit. Dave Eddy: my trombone mouthpiece to Mario Schacher in hopes he put his hot air to good use. Jim Bakonday: my linguistic values to Mario Schacher. Larry Adkins: my big mouth to Anita Zych. WE THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1971 WILL ALL OUR SENIOR ENGLISH BOOKS TO MARIO SCHACHER IN HOPES THAT HIS LINGUISTIC VALUES MAY BE IMPROVED MORE SO THAN IT IS NOW. 63 NO PICTURE AVAILABLE James Ford “Jim Seniors of 1970 Not Pictured in 1970 Laker Kathy Friedle “Duckie GAA 1,2,3,4; Blaize 1; Home Ec Club 2; Prom Court 3; National Honor Society 4; Senior Class Play 4. Paul Donald Friedlund “Creep Band 2,3; By-Phy-Chem Club 2. 64 Mary LaGoo Joe Galletti Kirk Ewing John Mummer Bill Lauritzen Bob VanCleve Margie Lewis Paula Stanish Sandy Waters Darlene Nyberg John Salinas Clarence Kasin Pat Portzen Debbie Sembech Kathy Puder Linda Siekerski 66 Bob Raw Gene Koch Marge Milich Mickey Schaffer Peggy Berg hoi z Garry Mayfield Cindy Coon Doug Mehner Norma Franke Down left row: Ken Swanson. Mark Berg, Bill Lauritzen. “Anyone wanna buy a but ton??” Every star gets lonely sometime. there in Seniors got the spirit Hands off. West!!!' This is Senior Lounge? Charge!!!! Rah rah rah, sis boom bah Senior Play “Why me?? “Rhinoceros” Rhinoceroses in here!? “1 really do wish you'd sit down! Aw c'mon! Don't tell me you believe that rhinoceros story! Director: M. Vonciel I.eDuc. Asst. Directors: Jean Gardener and Janet Moose. Student Directors: Marge Milich and Terry Setzer. The Cast Waitress...... Grocer’s Wife . Housewife . . . Berengcr .... Jean......... Grocer........ Old Gentleman Logician...... . . . Jeanne Floyd . . . . Vicki Sowa ... Lea Dussalt . . Mike Brennen ......Tom West Stan Didomenico . Larry Wysocki . . . Robert Raw Cafe Proprietor Daisy.......... Dudard......... Botard......... Mr. Papillon . . Mrs. Boeuf . .. A Fireman . . . . . Steve Melchin . Chris Johanson .... Dave Eddy Kevin Harrington . . . Joe Dvorscak . Lynn Edenhofer Lorenzo Saldivar 69 Dudard, Mr. Papillon, Berengcr, Daisy. Dudard. Daisy, Berenger. Dudard. Mr. Papillon. Berenger, Mrs. Boeuf, Daisy. Mrs. Boeuf, Mr. Papillon, Botard. Dudard, Daisy, Berenger. Jean, Berenger. Jean Dudard, Berenger. Jean. Berenger I wish they'd get this right!' ‘Should I or shouldn't I?' Now, this is the way to do it The makings of a semi-star. Seniors at Work??? You're wearing slacks to the Prom?! “Won't you join our feast?” ‘This dance-a-thon is getting to be a drag! Move where?” “I hate company!! Senior Class Play Candids Lurking in the shadows . . . “Maybe she doesn't like peanut-butter piz- za . . ?!” 74 Standing, left to right: Mr. Beese. advisor; Larry Eskridge. Sgt. at Arms; Mary Rezin. Treasurer. Seated: Debbie Dodson Sccre- tary; Laurie Grabowski. Historian. On the floor: Jim Friedle. President; Janine Ewing. Vice-President. Junior Class Officers Advisor 76 Mr. Earl Beese. Advisor. Abate, C. Adkins, L. Allen. N. Amann, D. Amedio, J. Augustyn. E. Barnett, W. Beasley, C. Bice, B. Blank. P. NO PICTURE AVAILABLE Cairy. P. Call. M. Camara, S. Carroll. P. Carter, D. Carter. M. Chaffin, D. Christensen, R. Clayburn, K. Cole, B. Conway, P. Covington, C. Cox. R. Davis, C. Davis, K. Deaken. J. Degand. A. Demski. R. Dodson. D. Dohr, S. NO PICTURE AVAILABLE NO PICTURE AVAILABLE NO PICTURE AVAILABLE Dowd. D. Ducat. P. NO Dunn. S. PICTURE AVAILABLE Ford. C. Franke, C. Fredericks. L. Fremerek, D. Fricdle, J. Elwert. P. Eskeridge. L. Ewing. J. Felski. R. Fitzgibbons, D. Dudley. S. Ebey. E. |S NO PICTURE AVAILABLE Friedlund, L, Fuller, T. Garreau. R. Gawron, D. Geiske, Y. Generoso, V. Geshus, C. Gibson, C. Gibson. S. Godwin, A. Gorsuch. M. Gordan, R. Grabowski, L. Gruber, S. Greenwood, M. Hajack, M. Hall, J. Hall, P. Harrison, R. Heitzenrater, M. Higgins, R. Hendrickson, C. Hill, J. Hollis, M. Hoppe, S. Huber, D. Huber. S. Hubert, S. Hughes. J. Hutchcraft. P. Isaacson, K. Jocius. M. Johnivan, G. Johnson, C. Johnson, R. Kariolich. E. NO PICTURE AVAILABLE Kettner, S. Kobernick, K. Kolar. B. 'T A NO PICTURE AVAILABLE Kirkpatrick. N. Koehler, D. Kramer. D. Kreusch, D. Kristiansen, B. Lambert, P. Lauritzen, B. Leeb, L. Leeb, L. Leners, M. Lenzen, W. Lewandowski. A. Lipke, R. Litwiler, M. Lowrey. S. Lund, K. Lund. S. Lutz, R. Mahoney, G. Mahoney, W. Maiworm, G. Manning, R. Marek, L. Marker, E. Marshall, M. NO PICTURE McLemore, J. available McMeins, L. Mennenoh. R. Matallo, D. Metcalf, D. Mielke, D. Mielke. R. Molidor, T. Morley, M. Mullins. J. Murray, D. NO PICTURE AVAILABLE Neer, L. Neff. S. Negrate, A. Negrate. L. Nelson. E. Nyden. G. Olsen. J. Parker. L. Parker, G. Plahutnik, F. NO PICTURE AVAILABLE NO PICTURE AVAILABLE NO PICTURE AVAILABLE NO PICTURE AVAILABLE NO PICTURE AVAILABLE Schneider, D. Schwenn. B. Seiler. G. Shaffer. P. Sherwood. J. NO PICTURE AVAILABLE Silvestri, J. Skinner. B. I Qk 1 Slosser. R. Smith. D. Smith. R. NO Smith, E. Sorensen. G. PICTURE Sparks, R. AVAILABLE Stahl, G. Strandberg. H. Stone. B. Techmanski. N. Tobias, M. Toboldt, P. Tortorici. P. Tucker, S. Vitellaro. R. Vogt. F. Vucic, A. Wagner, S. Wallace, B Walsh. R. Webb, C. Wesolowski, M. Wipple, R. Wilczinski, J. Williams, D. Wilvert, K. NO PICTURE AVAILABLE Wuchter. A. Zych,A. 84 “With this I can control the world! The jury deliberates the verdicts. “My dog ate my term paper! . . Is equal to twice the hypotenuse of tri- angle ABC” Plotting against Mr. Hagen. 85 86 Sophomore Class Officers Standing: Mary Dvorsak, Sergeant at Arms; Bob Friedle. Treasurer: Paul Estes, Vice President: Martha Toll, Historian. Seated Sue Eggert. President: Mr. Schacher, Advisor: Barb Golemiec, Secretary. 87 Ballwanz, R Barnett, L. Barnett, M. Barsema. R. Bauer, N. Bell, J. Bengson. M. Benkowski, S. Bennet, D. Bennett, S. 88 Bickel, C. Biglow. P. Blackburn, D. Blankenship. L. Boeger. D. Boulanger, E. Brefeld, L. Brooks, k Brown, A. Brown, C. Brown, D. Buchanan. C. Buehler, G. Buck master, S. Byrne, P. Callahan. K. Carter. D. Cerkleski, R. Chase, K. Cobb, C. Cockefair, K. Corda, J. i NO PICTURE AVAILABLE Costello, K. Covick, G. Cowie. E. Craig, R. Crawford, Y. Crosby, C. 89 Davis, J. Davis, L. Davis. P. Davis, R. Didrikson. D. Dillard. C Dimka. R. DiMuro, D. Divoky, A. Dodson, J. Dvorscak. M Eddy. S. Edwards, P. Eggert. S. Esposito. M. Estes, P. Evans. L. Ewerling. D. Fasano. M. Ferguson. L. Fester, G. Finch, L. Fisher. J. Fletcher. P. Flohr. D. Folgers, G. Folgers, S. Friedle, R. Garcia. D. Garreau. R 90 Hayes, D. Heimos, A. Hendricks. N. Heron. C. Holmes. P. Hubka, P. Hudgins, J. Hughes, D. Huhn. J. Hurt, E. Husk. L. Ihlen, J. Jerman. F. Jewel, B. Karaszewski. T. McDermit, J. McIntyre, E. Meroni, A. Michaels, K. Miller, B. Norris, W. Oaf, J. Olson. J. Olson. J. Olson, S. m r � i i . k Mt Pack, R. Palonis. J. Parker, S. Patterson, G. Peal, H. 93 Peleska. B. Pelletiere, C. Perry. S. Pollard. G. Populoram. L. Prickett. M. Quinn. K. Rangel. L. Reichman, J. Rich. D. Robinson. D. Roeder, S. Rose. F. Runkle. R. Sabo, M. Schroeder, S. Sciallaba, V. Sewell, P. Shake, D. Shephard, D. Smith, G. Smith, W. Soderberg. E. Sparks, L. Stang, D. Stastny, S. St. Aubin, R Strother, J. Sullivan, C. Sutton, D. Swieton, B. Taylor, L. Thomas, M. Tobias. D. Tolboldt. C. Toll, M. Tolle, J. Tracy, G. Trevino, A. Wagner, R. Wilkinson, V. Willen, P. Williams, G. Willis, L. 96 J. Wiswald F. Wutcher J. Young Paula Amatore Albert Brown Gerard Buehler Debbie Carter Karla Cockefair James Corda York Crawford Catherine Crosby Cassie Dillard Ralph Dimka Jack Dodson Mark Esposito Linda Evans Diane Ewerling Jeanne Fischer Not Pictured Patricia Fletcher Robert Franke Carol Goodman Don Haisler Andrew Huhn Carrie Leska Dennis Loftus Beverly Mackowiak Shiela Pratt Julia Reynolds Jean Roedle Roger Schad George Stang Bill Vitallero 97 Freshman Class Officers Top row: Kathy Foster, President; Chris Trkovski. vice president; Sue Roberts, Historian. Bottom row: Deb Eddy, Secretary; Darlene Kruger, Sgt. at Arms. Freshman Class Advisor Mr. Lobaza D. Abate C. Abbott R. Adams D. Adler A. Aird M. Aird J. Aldrige M. Amann K. Amedio J. Bailey 4 K. Boulanger M. Brogan N. Brown R. Brown C. Buiava T. Burgett B. Buri D. Burns J. Butinas E. Byrne M. Callahan R. Camara D. Carter R. Caryl S. Chabreck S. Chambers V. Chambers Dear Abby . . . R. Checehin J. Clyden R. Cobb C. Coppini K. Corcilius C. Couillard E. Cox T. Cox L. Creger R. Crosby K. Crutcher M. Cummings L. Davis R. Dobrzenski D. Dorr S. Dorrough D. Dougherty G. Dreyer J. Ducat J. Dudley D. Durkin T. Durkin D. Eddy K. Edenhofer IOC R. Generoso K. Germann M. Gilbert B. Godwin P. Gorman 101 Piping for “Womans Lib. C. Henry T. Hernandez J. Heron G. Hildman B. Hinz S. Holdridge L. Holloway J. Hopkins I ! B. Horvath C. Hotsinpiller G. Hotsinpiller B. Israel M. Jacks J. Jahn J. Johansen M. Johnson C. Johnson J. Karaszewski P. Kasin P. Kasin C. Kelsoe R. Kenna T. Kerr E. Kolodzinski B. Kraupner V. Krause D. Kruger T. Kulidge 102 D. Kurth P. Kurth R. Kurth J. Kusch D. Lane M. Laubinger S. Laurent D. Leber D. Leonard S. Leska E. Lopez P. Lord J. Lasch A. Lund D. Lund K. Lund S. Lund L. Luptak R. Lutz D. Mahoney 103 Meanwhile—back at the drawing board S. Malcom M. Mank A. Marsh W. Marolda D. Martin D. Martin R. Martyn D. Matthews D. McMeins R. Menconi D. Mitchell D. Molidor M. Molidor S. Morley B. Mullenix E. Murray D. Myers D. NefT B. Negreti D. Nicoline K. Nicholls R. Nixon J. Nolan M. Nolan J. Norman R. Olsen D. Parker 104 S. Parker S. Payne J. Peleska L. Peterson L. Petersen F. Plahutnik C. Pletz K. Polejewski Studious young man with pen in hand, (pssst. . . hey, that's a pencil) D. Price D. Quinn K. Raddatz L. Ramlow B. Rapier G. Ponce R. Poppe N. Potter D. Powers B. Price I. B. Raymer R. Rigney J. Ritter S. Roberts P. Robillard D. Rodriguez D. Ross J. Roy R. Ruley R. Salinas 105 J. Stafford C. Stanish D. Stauter S. Stauter M. Stefaniak R. Suforna B. Taylor D. Teran T. Tessman L. Thomas 106 C. Schrader T. Seibert L. Seidl T. Seifert 'v R. Truxell M. Tucker J. Turman P. VanCleve J. Thompson T. Thomsen B. Torstenson C. Trkovski In 500 words or less . . . B. Vandenboom L. Voldan J. Walleck D. Wallis M. Walsh D. Waters L. Waters C. Webb R. Wenda W. Weyrick B. Wilcox R. Williams L. Willis P. Wilms M. Witt E. Wnek D. Wooddell D. Wolford E. Wolford J. Wysocki 107 “Schools don't need escape hatches. I tell you. Can she bake a cherry pie. charming Willie? If we'd known you were coming we'd have baked a cake. Dullsville. Which way to the Easter Parade. Pictures Not Available S. Buckmaster. R. Gallo, R. Overton. E. Peterson, J. Polkey, D. Potter, C. Puder. S. Schwinn. P. Skowronski, B. Smith, C. VanCIeve, C. Vitellaro, J. Vusic. 108 Mary Lou Bennet and Barb Golemiec T h e C o u r t Homecoming Janet Young and Kathy Quinn Queen Laurie Grabowski Parade The R-Lettes at work 110 As the parade passes by The Bug shows the spirit. A little outdated but it has the spirit too. The Senior float took first place. The Sophomore float won second place The Freshman float. 1970 Homecoming Game 112 Homecoming Game Half Time 113 1970 Homecoming Queen Lori Grabowski 114 115 Homecoming Dance Prom Members of the court and their escorts. Top row, from left to right: Rick Roberts. Chris Johanson. Jim Rinehart. Glenda Wiswald, Chris Covington, Vicki Brcficld, Bob Raw, Nancy Weiss, John Leed. Bottom row: Pamela Dodson, Kathy Har- rington, Scott Harrison. Members of the court lead the dance. Court Queen Kathy Harrington dances with her escort, Chris Covington. Kathy after being crowned. It's a tense moment as the girls await the final decision. 119 Prom Well . . . you see it's like this Where's the food? How did they ever get in? The closer you get 120 Well, Mr. Erdmann Here we go again! Let's eat! Everybody loves somebody sometime . . . 1971 Sweetheart Janet Young, 1971 Sweetheart. Fashion Show ’71 Nancy Techmanski models her hot pants. Debbie Kurth wears her pioneer dress. Darcel Smith displays a colorful print dress. Sharon Roeder models her short culottes. New this year in Industrial Arts . . . Resin molding. Chess anyone?? Bill Lauritzen displays his metal work. How about electronics? Reading nook. Industrial Arts Show 123 Round Lake's Best... in Sports Dan Quinn, Most valuable member in baseball. Mr. Levija presents Elisio Saldivar with Bill Swieton, most free throw in one season. the most tackles in one season. John Michaelson presents Kurt Blank with Mr. Ricci, Athletic Director; Mr. Emil Doug Mehner receives Senior Athlete of a certificate for the Round Lake News’ (Dutch) Leonard, former baseball great; the Year award from Mr. Ricci, choice for the All-Conference basketball and Mr. Rogers, Junior High principal, team. Dean of Students, Mr. Kaires, speaks at Dan Carter accepts most Valuable mem- The most take-downs award is presented to the Banquet. ber of the Cross Country team award Gary Mai worm by Mr. Levija. from Mr. Hagen. Bob Cox humbly accepts most valuable wrestler award. Mr. Sertic gives Tim Quane the most valuable member of the golf team for the second year in a row. One of the guest speakers, Mr. Roberts. 125 Athletic Banquet Round Lake’s best . . . Standing, left to right: Jim Manwaring, Gary Maiworm, Bob Cox, Dan Carter, Bill Swieton, Tim Quane, Dan Quinn, and Jim Walleck. Sitting: Doug Mehner, Kurt Blank, Eliseo Saldivar. Jim Walleck walks away with the most Dan Carter, this time for most valuable Mr. Ricci hands Kurt Blank the trophy for the valuable football player award. member of the track team, presented by most valuable basketball player. Mr. Evers. That's what you get for fooling around with me. Let’s get this over with. R-Lette Drill Team Top row S Morley. M. Callahan. M. Mayfield. A. Prorok. S. Sullivan. D. Molidor. L. Waters. J. Harrison. P. Carroll. Second row: R. Nixon. N. Stables. N. Brown. S. Parker. C. Kelsoe. B. Negrete. M. Young. Third row: C. Shimmel. L. Voldan. D. Wallis. J. Finch, D. Blackburn. M. Walleck. C. Goodman. K. Foster. D. Saldivar. Kneeling: Mary Lou Bennett; Commander. Commanders: Mary Lou Bennett. Debbie Murray. 127 R-Lettes Top row: S. Sullivan. C. Green. S. Payne. S. Lund. M. Molidor. D. Flohr. Second row: C. Goodman. B. Negrete. J. Harrison. C. Kelsoe. S. Morley. M. Callahan. Third row: C. Shimmel, D. Saldivar, K. Foster. M. Walleck. M. Young. Bottom, standing: D. Murray; Commander. L. Siekierski. Bottom, kneeling: L. Brefeld. D. Nixon. P. Scardino. 128 1970-71 R. Poppe, D. Smith, M. Thomas. L. Ramlow, B. Golemiec. D. Molidor, A. Prorok. M. Mayfield, R. Nixon, P. Carroll, L. Waters, N. Stables, S. Parker, N. Brown, D. Blackburn. J. Finch, D. Wallis, L. Voldan. M. Uscilla. S. Lund. M. Bennett; Commander J. Wallace, C. Crosby, S. Bennett. 129 i—M i -H 1-7' M : 1 1 r “ 1 r— 1 Flags: Top row: L. Ramlow. R. Poppe. D. Flohr, M. Molidor, M. Thomas, B. Golcmiec. Bottom row: S. Payne, S. Lund. C. Green, D. Smith, D. Murray. Rifles: M. Uscilla, D. Nixon, C. Crosby, S. Bennett. L. Siekier- ski, L. Brefeld, S. Lund. Sabers: Paula Scardino. Judy Wallace. Sextet: S. Lund, C. Goodman. M. Bennett, D. Murray, M. Mayfield. Not Pictured, Laura Neer. 130 Advisor: John Bidney. Vice President: Carol Amman. Kathy Whittmer lights Debbie Ewerlings way. N a t • i o n a 1 H o n o r S 0 c • 1 e t y Wayland Forehand speaks about the four qualities of the Society. Treasurer: Bob Raw. The initiates receive their way. 131 rr ooHOOhn VARSITY Teams R.L. Visitor Round Lake vs. Carmel 14 20 Round Lake vs. Grayslake 0 20 Round Lake vs. Antioch 8 12 Round Lake vs. W arren 14 8 Round Lake vs. Grant 44 0 Round Lake vs. Lake Forest 14 14 Round Lake vs. Wauconda 14 14 Round Lake vs. Lake Zurich 20 20 V Homecoming Varsity Football Back row, left to right: Mr. Channel, coach; Mr. Schroeder, coach; K. Blank, D. Fremarek, J. Mummer, L. Eskridge, B. Pratzel, T. West, K. Swanson, Mr. Levija, coach; Joe Galetti, manager. Middle row: E. Saldivar, E. Koch, B. Schwenn. D. MacGillis, J. Pottgether, M. Dressier, S. Huber, K. Harrington, B. Lauretzin, D. Witt. Front row: F. Plahutnick, G. Maiworm, M. Hollis, D. Quinn, J. Arrajj, C. Covington, J. Bell, M. Berg, D. Mehner, C. Johnson, R. Samuelson. Mr. Tom Levija, Head Coach. Mr. Howard Schroeder, coach. Joseph Galetti, Manager and Trainer. Dan Quinn. Halfback; Doug MacGillis, Halfback; Mike Hollis, halfback. Kurt Blank, split end; Tom West, Quarterback; Kevin Harrington. Halfback. V a r s • i t y Doug Mehner. Tackle; Jim Walleck. Halfback; Mark Berg. Guard. F o 0 t b a 1 I John Mummer, Tackle; Ron Samuelson, Halfback. Brian Schwenn. Halfback; Don Fremarick, Tight end: Carr Johnson. Tackle. This year our fighting Panther football team had an exceptional season with individual awards and accomplishments, Maxk Berg made All Conference and All County as an offensive and defen- sive tackle and middle linebacker. Doug Mehncr made All Conference and All County tackle. Jim Walleck made All Conference and All County halfback. Eliseo Saldivar made All Conference de- fensive tackle, Ken Swanson All Conference Center, and John Mummer All Conference defensive tackle. The individual honors go to Jim Walleck. Jim broke a previous record set by Charlie Witt in single season yards rushing with a total of 1 170 yards rushing for the 1970 season. Walleck also led the Northwest Suburban Conference in scoring with 84 points for the season. 137 138 139 Panther Power! Top row, left to right: Mr. Wightman, Coach; B. Sweiton, M. Sabo, B. Nevens, P. Anderson, S. Perry, K. Lomo, G. Smith, R. Wake, S. Parker. R. Barsema, Mr. Bowers, coach. Second row: G. Pollard. W. Norris, K. Callahan. M. Fasano, M. Bengson, r' Pack, R. St. Aubin, K. Amann, J. Oaf, R. VanCleve. Front row: R. Ballwanz, J. Reichmann, D. Hayes. R. Litwiler. H. Peal D Rich, J. Dodson. A. Heimos, J. Olson, S. Eddy. J. Levandowski. Frosh-Soph Football “70” Freshman Football Top row, left to right: Mr. Seib, coach; C. Puder, T. Seifert, J. Bailey. D. Stauter. T. Kulidge. T. Burgett. B. Tucker, S. Laurent, C. Webb, J. Kusch, C. Lisciandrello, D. Adler. C. Hall. K. Nichols, J. Habenicht, Mr. Levija. coach. Middle row: Mr. Schachcr. coach; R. Williams. G. Hildman, R. Checchin, M. Aird, R. Brown, J. Ritter. J. Turman. D. Powers. B. Wilcox, E. Murray, D. Price, E. Cox, M. Johnson. Bottom row: B. Horvath, D. Lund, J. Heron, R. Crosby. R. Overton. M. Laubinger. D. Martin. B. Price, J. Karaszewski, R. Lutz, M. Finney. We Opponents They 35 Warren 11 29 Lake Forest 20 21 St. Joseph 22 19 Antioch 23 29 Dundee 16 14 Grant 30 12 Crown 25 23 Wauconda 21 28 McHenry 20 22 Geneva 23 28 Zion Benton 18 36 Warren 6 5 Carmel 45 27 Lake Zurich 19 7 Grayslake 37 Panthers' Top Ten I. Bob Walleck Wins 56 Losses 17 Ties I 2. Randy Krause 51 17 2 3. John Maiworm 51 19 0 I 4. Rich Huber 47 16 5. Mike Preble 38 20 1 6. John Finch 38 25 2 7. Gary Maiworm 37 14 24- 8. Dave Doody 37 31 1 9. Jack Hamm 32 6 I 10. Jerry Chapman 32 29 3 2nd place in McHenry Tournament '■Still wrestling at R.L.H.S. 1970-1971 Season Record: 8 wins, 7 losses 142 Back row, left to right: Mr. Levija. coach; Randy Harrison. Brian Schwenn. Eugene Koch. Doug Mehner. Steve Huber. Eliseo Sal- divar, Kevin Harrington. Front row: Larry Fredericks, Kim Kobernick. Jim Lee. Bob Cox. Gary Maiworm, Jim Bakondy, Paul Toboldt. Mr. Tom Levija. coach. Jim Lee, Sophomore. 112 lbs. Paul Toboldt, Junior. 132 lbs. Jim Bakondy, Senior. 138 lbs. Larry Fredericks, Junior. 98 lbs. Kim Kobernick, Junior. 105 lbs. Bob Cox, Junior. 119 lbs. Gary Maiworm, Junior. 126 lbs. Randy Harrison, Junior. 138 lbs. Brian Schwenn, Junior. 145 lbs. Steve Huber, Junior. 185 lbs. Eugene Koch, Senior. 155 lbs. Doug Mehner, Senior. 167 lbs. w r e s Kevin Harrington, Senior. 167 lbs. L 1 e r s Eliseo Saldivar, Senior. Heavyweight. 145 Autographs Frosh-Soph Back row. left to right: P. Klemens. J. Oaf. J. Welsh. M. Lau, Mr. Wightman, coach; R. Wagner. R. Pack, W. Norris. G. Rendon Front row: R. Litwiler. R. Friedle. R. Nelson, J. Huber, J. Marwaring. A. Heimos. J. Habenicht. w r e s t 1 i n g 70 71 148 Freshman Wrestling Back row, left to right: R. Salinas, B. Murray, C. Hall, Mr. Tointon, coach. Front row: R. Lutz. P. Kasin. M. Cummings. B Shippers. Missing from picture: M. Brogan, M. Finney. D. Quane. J. Habenicht. i 9 7 0 1 9 7 1 Mr. Glen Tointon, coach. Back row, left to right: Mr. Hagen, coach; D. Carter. S. Dunn. N. Hendricks. B. Friedle. Front row: B. Nelson. R. Nelson. J Manwaring. Cross Country Back row, left to right: Mr. Hagen coach; G. Folgers, P. Byrne. A. Dvoky, G. Covick. Mr. Lee Hagen, coach. B. Pospichal. Front row: J. Huber. T. Hendricks. R. Camara, C. Coulliard. B. Schippers. Jim Manwaring honored himself and Round Lake when, as a Sophomore, he captured 1st place in the County meet and 1st place in the Conference meet with a winning time at the conference meet of 15:37.8. Bob Friedle, a fine future runner, consistently finished third for our Varsity team. Bob has the talent and the team ex- pects much from him in the future. Cross 70 19 Country Dan Carter, the team’s Most Valuable Player, finished his last Cross Country meet with a first place in the Confer- ence race at Adler Park with a time of 15:08.7. This is Dan's last year and he will certainly be missed. Small but mighty Ron Nelson, in his second season, was a steady performer for the team. He has the potential to be a good runner in the future. Mr. James Sertic, golf coach. 152 Back row, left to right: Mr. Sertic, coach: Rusty Checchin, Bill Horvath, Ted Kulidge, Tim Quane. Middle row: Mark Berg, Bill Mirutenko, Ken Swanson. Doug MacGillis. Front row: Rick Scardino. Bob Price, Jim Habenicht. Greg Folgers, Bill Laubinger. Top row: B. Friedle. G. Covick. W. Norris, J. Oaf. A. Devoki. P. Anderson. P. Klemens. P. Kasin. R. Nelson. Second row: J. Manwaring. B. Kraupner, C. Couillard. K. Costello. P. Heit enrater, K. Callahan. R. Williams. R. Ballwanz. Third row: K. Lomo, G. Hildman. J. Bailey. S. Eddy. M. Cummings. D. Lund, K. Nichols. D. Adler. M. Sabo. Bottom row: Elisio Saldivar, B. Raw. G. Siedl. K. Costello, P. Toboldt. K. Harrington, D. Carter. J. Friedle. B. Nelson. Mr. Evers: Coach. The R.L.H.S. track team did not show a good record in the win loss column, but showed a great amount of spirit. Although we didn’t win any meets, we had some record breakers. In the two mile run Dan Carter, a junior, broke Ray Nofsinger's old record of 10:51 by 32 seconds. Ken Costello, a senior, tied the school record of 11:7 at conference after three years. Mr. Evers, head coach, hopes to have a great team in '72 with such sophomores as John Oaf, Jim Manwaring, Bob Friedle, Ron Nelson, and the others. 153 Track Stars w Ken Costello, graduating this year, is leaving with a record to be proud of. In his last meet, the Confer- ence meet. Ken vaulted 1 T7 to tic our school record that up to this time was held solo by Jim Burgett. He took a 3rd with that vault at the Conference meet. Ken will certainly be missed by everyone next year. Dan Carter, another who will not be with the track team next year, also leaves with an undisputably great record. If you went to the meets you would be certain of that, because there wasn't a meet where Dan didn't break some kind of record. He broke Ray Nofsingcr's 2-mile record several times, finally ending with a time of 10:19, the old record being 10:51. Dan also came within 3 seconds of the school mile record with a time of 4:41.3 when he ran at the District meet. Jim Manwaring, coming back next year, will come back holding several records. Jim set the conference record in the Frosh-Soph mile with a 1st place time of 4:46.9. He also holds the school record in the mile his time being 4:46.0. Added to his other achievements is a second place in the mile run at the county meet. Bob Friedle, who last year broke the Frosh-Soph 2-mile school record, broke it again this year. Last year's time was 10:58. This record was broken several times by Jim Manwar- ing and Ron Nelson, but Bob has still kept possession of his record with the fastest time ever taken by a Frosh-Soph run- ner at Round Lake, that being 10:40 flat. Bob Friedle will also be back next year, and we all will be looking for Bob to break a few more records. Back row, left to right: G. Seiler, K. Blank. D. Fremarek. B. Burgett. J. Rosenthal. K. Swanson. T. West, B. Sweiton, C. Amann, S. Dudley. Front row: Mr. Seib. coach; S. Parker, J. Amedio, T. Percy, Mr. Ricci, coach. Varsity Basketball on r- o Basketball n ' yXTH£‘ Back row, left to right: John Bell, Rich Craig, Roy Barsema. Keith Lomo. Mark Sabo, Phil Anderson. Skip Perry. Bob Pospichal, Gary Smith, Glenn Pollard. Ed Cowic. Front row: Mr. Eckert, coach: Steve Eddy, Jack Dodson. Mike Schmidt. Dave Shepard. George Habenicht. Mr. Roger Eckert, coach. 159 Freshmen Front row. left to right: Mr. Bowers, coach: P. Kasin. J. Karasewski. R. Overton. R. Crosby, K. Amedio. Back row: B. Wilcox. D. Nicoline. B. Kraupber. D. Stauter, T. Burgett. T. Seifert, C. Webb, G. Ponce, M. Tucker. M. Aird, M. Johnson. B a s k e t b a 1 1 160 Mr. Jim Bowers, coach. l 9 7 0 1 9 7 1 Panther Wc Opponents They TVaucottua ‘Grayslake kntioch jhtyslakc Wheeling Waukegan Grayslake tournament, Distrn Baseball North Chicago I Lake Forest j Antioch, I akc Illicit tralft “71” VARSITY hroni row: D. Mehner. L. Fredericks. C. Webb. M. hsposito. M. Bengson. J. Walleck. D. Quinn. Back row: Mr. H. Schroeder. Coach V. Generoso. R. VanCleeve. A. Sewell. B. Swieton. C. Blank. T. West. J. Galleti. Manager. BASEBALL Mighty Pant6e ;s 163 Baseball 1970-71 DAN OU1NN, CENTER FIELD, FIRST TEAM ALL CONFERENCE AL SEWELL, CATCHER TOM WEST, PITCHER JIM WALLECK. RIGHT FIELD MIKE BENGSON, THIRD BASE BOB VAN CLEVE, LEFT FIELD, ALL CONFER- ENCE 165 Sophomore Baseball Back row: (j. Ponts, M. Tucker, G. Pollard, M. Fasano, E. Cowie, J. Reichmann, J. Dodson. Kneeling: P. Estes. R. Runkle. B. Nicoline. M. Schmidt, J. Lee. R. Overton, G. Habenicht. Not pictured: Mr. Channel, Coach. Freshman Baseball Back row: Mr Tointon. coach, E. Cox. D. Powers, J. Kasin. J. Kusch. S. Laurent. T. Burgett. T. Siefert. Kneeling B Schippers. P. Kasin. E. Kolodinski. J. Aldrich. R. Crosby, D. Doughtry. B. Patassi. 166 Mary Lou Bennett Vicki Habenicht Anita Zych. Panther Back row. left to right: J. Manwaring. J. Lee. B. Eriedle. M. Esposito. P. Toboldt. M. Bengson. K. Kobernick. G. Maiworm. L. Fredericks. R. Nelson. Kneeling: K. Callahan. D. Mehner. R. Harrison. B. Swieton. B. Schwenn. D. Carter. J. Oaf. Due to graduation the following lettermen were not available to get their pictures taken; Mark Berg, Bill Lauritzen. Joe Galetti. Kurt Blank. Jim Walleck. Dan Quinn. Bob Cox. Kevin Harrington. Tim Quane. Tom West. Eugene Koch. Lorenzo Saldivar. Eliseo Saldivar, Ken Swanson, and John. To you we extend our deepest apologies. ISNT THIS EVER GOING TO END. HERE S MUD IN YOUR EYE. 170 DONT YOU STARR AT ME MAY I HAVE THIS DANCE JOHN WAIT TILL I GRADUATE. MR. KAIRE..... YOU DON’T HAVE TO RUB IT IN 171 GAA 172 Molido) 1 c Sp L’ Dussau,t L. Edenhoffer. D. Wallis, M. Molidor. D. PmmL° ’TK: ?°uth' ceoiid row. P. Shaffer, M Toll, C. Green, C. Vitellaro. L. Crosby, T. Setzer. M. Callahan. M. I itwiler A Prorok. Third row: D Didnckson, S. Watier. D. Sutton, R. Nixon, L. Peterson, S. Stautcr, M Witt D Ramlow P Willen K F ok'fa,MJ nPa,°nVS- l°fUlXh row- w0w.eyrick S. Parker, P. Scardino, J. Wallis. C. Sulliv n G Tracy; J YoSm, S Sheriff S Thlffin row: M Rezm C Rocek, M. Marshal, C. Lietz, j. Finch. J. Sylvestri, B Scales, S Holdridge D Chaffin, S. Gibson, D Murray. Sixth row: S. Wagner. B. Kolar, L. Tayler, L. Blankenship. L. Sparks. C Toboldt, B Sparks L Holloway, L. Volden. J Losch. Seventh row: M. Walleck, T. Karazuski, D. Saldivar. M. Saldivar, C. Miller. K. Henning K Pole- JFranl P' V' hl}fder- T- Ci x’ C Hotsinpiller D. Mitchell. Eighth row: K. Quinn, P. Sewell, N. Kuhart. V. Sowa. N. Franke, K. Foster, M. Young, E. Frost, S. Roberts, S. Roeder, C. Trkovsky, N. Brown. Ninth row: D. Brown D Smith C Crosby, D. Phlor, S. Olsen, J. Harrison. K. Raddatz, C. Schimmel, M. Uscilla, D. Meyers, C. Capini, D. Quinn D Rodriquez [e Tr Barb Go,emieC’ S 1' at Arms’ Anila ZVch Resident; Miss Tripp. Advisor; Sue Eg- Officers lop down: Barb Golemiec, Sgt. at Arms; Sue Eggert, Treasurer; Sheila Bennett, Secretar Donna Fitzgibbons, Vice-President; Miss Tripp, Advisor. Standing: Anita Zych, President. c s T O U U D N E C N I Standing: Mr. Erdmann, Advisor; Bob Raw, Treasurer; Cindy Coon, Vice-President. Seated: Diane Cox. President; Lauri Callen, Secretary. Top row: Terri Cox, Brenda Smith, Janet Harrison. Jeff Walleck. Don Daughtery. Second row: Mark Sabo, Janet Young, Carla Cockefair. Jean Palonis, Linda Taylor. Connie Green. Third row: Sue Wagner. Bob Cox, Joyce Silvestri, Paul Toboldt. Sandy Camara, Rick Scardino. Fourth row: Randy Harrison, Bonnie McAdams, Debbie Camara, Gail Raske, Gary Maiworm. Bottom row: Bob Raw. Treasurer; Cindy Coon, Vice-President; Mr. Erdmann, Advisor; Diane Cox, President; Lauri Callen, Secretary. National Honor Society Front row: Mr. John Bidncy, advisor; Bob Raw. Treasurer; Carole Amann. Vice-President; Paula Stanish, Secretary. Second row: Lynn Marek. Sue Hubert. Collette Hendrickson. Margaret Litwiler, Naomi Kirpatrick, Doris Amann. Debbie Camara, Cindy Coon. Third row: Robert Smith, Byron Boyd, Diane Cox. Bonnie McAdams, Kathy Whitmer, Marge Milich, Tom West; New Initiates, Martha Toll. Fourth row: John Wilzynski, Carol Goodman, Sheila Bennet, Sue Eggert, Sue Sheriff, Sandy boldgers. Birgit Hansen, Jeannie Hill, Ron Nelson. Fifth row: Larry Fredericks. Janine Ewing, Mary Hajek, Mary Rat yczyk Debbie Ewerling. Diane Gawron, Jill Butinas, Diane Brown. Back row: Jim Friedle, Roy Ballwanz, Paul Estes, George Habe- nicht. Bob Friedle, Barb Golemiac, Virginia Wilkinson, Mary Beth Rezin, Pat Clemens. 174 Scholarship Service Mask Gavel Front row, left to right: Debbie Deakin. Middle row: Chris Johanson. Vice-President: Cindy Coon, President: Marge Milich. Secretary-Treasurer. Third row: Vicki Sowa, Janet Young, Sue Eggcrt. Barb Golemiac, Lynn Edenhoffer. Miss LcDuc, Advisor: George Sidel, Lea Dussalt, Sue Sheriff, Sue Watier. Internation Club Front row, left to right: Mary Dvorsak. Sandy Folgers, Diane Brown. Lea Dussalt. Second row: Debbie Sutton, Sue Watier, Chris Trokevinski, Nancy Brown. Pat Schaffer, Sue Sheriff, Janet Mattox. Back row: Doris Amman. Secretary: Anita Zych, Vice-Presi- dent: Mary Rezin, President: Judy Finch. Cindy Tolboldt, Linda Taylor. Kevin Callahan, Ted Coolidge. Ron Nelson, Paul Estes. Sue Eggert, Diane Ewerling, Judy Hudgins, Marina Thomas, Barb Golemiac, Irene Duddy, Mr. Schacher, Advisor. F.T.A. Standing: D. Cox, N. Allen. S. Folgers. S. Neff, D. Sutton, S. Watier, C. Toboldt. V. Sowa. Seated: S. Sheriff. A. Zych, C. Coon. Mr. Brokaw, Advisor; K. Clayburn, M. Hajek. 176 Top row: S. Wagner. L. Edenhofer, D. Carter. Third row: L. Bowman, D. Durkin, T. Setzer, L. Dussault. Second row: D. Sal- divar, P. Hubka, D. Carter, S. Eggert. First row: C. Bickle, P. Lord, J. Frazier. Bottom row: M. Saldivar, V. Chambers, D. Williams. Art Club Standing: C. Bickle. S. Lund, R. Ohnersorge. P. Elwert, S. Roeder, B. Golcmiec. Seated: M. Uscila, G. Siedle, Mrs. Timmer. Advisor; J. Arrajj. Top row: A. Aird, P. Elwert, C. Crosby, V. Regal, F. Ford, P. Hubka. Middle row: D. Waters. L. Ram- low, K. Nelson, V. Sowa. Bottom row: B. Reynolds. P. Carey, C. Mussard. e e n 1 u Industrial Arts Club Top row: Mr. Toiton, Advisor; R. Whipple, J. Lents, J. Dvorsak, B. Franke, R. Lutz, Mr. Larsen. Middle row: B. Jewell, T. Marolda, B. Laritzen, B. Skinner, D. Hayes. Bottom row: K. Costello, J. Olsen, C. Pellettiere, B. Peleska. 177 s Standing: L. McMeins, D. Nemiro, Mr. Loboza. Advisor; L. Han- sen, M. Brennan. Seated: J. Fraizer, C. Coon, G. Siedl. 13th Establish- ment First row: C. Bickle, M. Milich, D. Saldivar. Second row: M. Saldivar, D. Nemiro, S. Watier. Third row: V. Sowa, G. Siedl, D. Matallo. Fourth row: L. Saldivar. Mr. Loboza, Advisor; P. Ihlen, S. Sheriff. 178 Blaize Top row: Jill Butinas, S. Folgers, D. Lane, G. Siedle, T. West, L. Edenhofer, C. Coon, D. Brown, M. Brennan. D. Carter. Kneel- ing: S. Watier, S. Sheriff, Advisor, Mr. Schnabel, M. Milich, D. Deakin. Mr. Schnabel, Advisor; editor Marge Milich. co-editors Cindy Coon, and Sue Sheriff (not pictured). 179 X First row, left to right: Diane Garwon, Cindy Toboldt, Janet Young, Donna Fitzgibbons. Betsy Kolar, Linda Taylor. Second row Nancy Allen, Anita Zych, Sue Wagner, Karen Clayburn, Mary Rezin. Third row: Arliss Bolero, Mike Brennen. George Guenther Connie Green, Miss Terrazino, Advisor; Joe Welsh, George Siedl, Stanley DiDomenico, Kevin Callahan, Martha Toll Janine Ewing. Anita Zych, Co-editor; Miss Terrazino, Advisor; Sue Wag- ner, Editor. Music Boosters Officers From left to right: Mrs. Connelly: Secretary. Mrs. Kolar; President. Mrs. Stanish: Vice President. Not shown: Mrs. Greenwood; Treasurer, Mrs. Meroni. R-Lettes Parents Club Officers From left to right: Laird Smith; Vice-President. Bill Wiswald; President, Loann Werner; Recording Secretary, Rose Green; Trea- surer. Not Shown: Shirley Murray; Corresponding Secretary, Elmer Nixon, Business Manager. )81 zr H' Marching ( w Band 182 Front row:.D. Kruger, J. Palonis, D. Leber, C. Stanish, B. Golemiac, J. Thompson, B. Boyd. Second row: B. Kolar, M. Toll, D. Hayes, D. Blackburn, B. Mullinix. M. Greenwood, J. Johanson, C. Hantulla, C. Cockefair, A. Maroni, C. Green, C. Hendrickson. Third row: D. Neff, C. Toboldt, G. Covick, B. Hansen, L. Neer, R. Kenna, J. Bailey, C. Johnston, A. Bollero, M. Brennan, J. Aldrich, E. Kolodzinski, S. Hu- bert, S. Eddy, P. Shippers, R. Camara. Fourth row: M. Litwiler, G. Dreyer, D. Eddy, D. I ane, M. Milich, D. Eddy, M. Hubert, E. Frost, S. Laurent, S. Didomenico, B. Peleska, James Barkow, director, (standing). 183 Top row. left to right: C. Rocck. G. Poppe, C. Pardue. L. Neer. P. Hubka, C. Bickle, C. Miller. C. Lord, G. Guenther, S. Weslowski, S. Melchen, M. Lakso. J. Dietz. K. Amann. Bottom row: J. Finch, J. Hudgens. S. Eggert. L. Taylor. R. Perez. J. Preston. D. Sutton. S. Voigt. n a m s u s r e o r h Top row. left to right: C. Foster. S. Roberts, J. Clyden, M. Stefoniac, J. Losch, P. Kurth, K. Raddatz, N. Stables. Bottom row: V. Schneider. L. Waters, D. Kurth. J. Harrison, Mr. Crone; chorus director. Index ACTIVITIES ORGANIZATIONS Commencement 30-31 Art Fashion Show Industrial Arts Show 123 Band Homecoming Dance 114-117 Blaize Homecoming Game, Parade 110-1 13 Chorus Irish Shindig 126 13th Establishment Junior Prom 118-121 FHA FTA R-Lettes 127-130 GAA Senior Class Play 69-72,74 Industrial Arts Club International Club ADMINISTRATION Laker Administration 7 Letterman’s Club Board of Education 9 Library Club Counselors 1 1 Mask Gavel Employees 25-26 National Honor Society Faculty 16-24 Parents Club Office Staff 12-13 Student Council Superintendent 8 SPORTS ADVERTISING Baseball Ads 187-188 Frosh-Soph. Varsity CLASSES Scores Autographs 86,97,65,132 Basketball Freshman Class 99-108 Freshman Freshman Class Officers 98 Frosh-Soph. Junior Class 77-84 Varsity Junior Class Candids 85 Cheerleaders Junior Class Officers 76 Cross Country Senior Class Baby Shots 66-67 Football Senior Class 33-60 Freshman Senior Class Candids 68,73,61 Frosh-Soph. Senior Class Officers 32 Varsity Senior Class Superlatives 28-29 Scores Sophomore Class 88-96 Golf Sophomore Class Officers 87 Track Wrestling DIVISIONS Freshman Activities 110-130 Frosh-Soph. Administration 7-11 Varsity Dedication 3 Scores Faculty 16-24 Memorial 4 Organizations 169-184 Seniors 28-74 Sports 134-168 Table of Contents 2 Underclassmen 76-108 177 182-183 179 184 178 176 172 177 175 180 170-171 177 175 131-174 181 173 166 162 161 160 159 155 168-167 150-151 141 140 135 134 152 153-154 149 148 143 142 185 msi HOWLAND’S SUPER MART 832 ROLLINS ROAD ROUND LAKE, ILL Kl 6-8955 ROUND LAKE SHOPPING PLAZA (ROUTE 134) ROUND LAKE, ILL. ACE SETS THE PACE” ALTMAN’S FLOWERS— GIFT BOX EMPORIUM SPECIALISTS IN FANCY CORSAGES Kl 6-8211 1025 N. CEDAR LAKE CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 71 FROM . CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES! 3m BILLSHOGREN STATE FARM INSURANCE AGENCY FAMILY OF STORES 546-4454 DOWNTOWN ROUND LAKE 828 W. ROLLINS RD. I— 188 $ inter'' col lodici to press