Sandoval High School - Blackhawk Yearbook (Sandoval, IL)

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CLASS HISTORY We the Seniors of '79 entered our first year of high school with an enrollment of 54 in 1976. As our class officers we chose: president, Bill Norton, vice-president, Tom Storey, secretary, Leslie Lippertg and trea- surer, Debbie Jasper. Our Student Council representatives for the first year were Teresa Kozuszek, Julie Wood, Brian Resch, and Rob Seats. Our sponsors were Miss Bartlett and Mr. Gambetta. After initiation we began participating in activities such as the building of the float, It's a Small World, Pep Club, Homecom- ing, and sports. Our Sophomore year we dropped to an enrollment of 51, but our enthusiasm made up for it. Class officers for our second year were: president, Tom Storey, vice-president, Rob Seats, secretary, treasurer, and reporter, Tina Milano. As our 1977 Student Council members we elected Julie Wood who was vice-president, treasurer, Teresa Kozuszek, Toni Conrad, and Bill Deadmond. Mrs. Joyce and Mr. Gambetta were the spon- sors of our sophomore class. Most of us received our drivers license this year and we ordered our class rings. The rest of the year was filled with the usual activities such as: Pep Club, Homecoming, and helping to initi- ate the freshmen. As Juniors we came back with an enrollment of 48. Officers for our 1978 year were: president, Rob Seats, vice-president Tom Storey, secretary and treasurer, Jim N alewaj ka, and reporter, Toni Conrad. Junior Stu- dent Council members were: Teresa Kozuszek, Debbie Jasper, Rob Seats, and Bill Deadmond. This year of our life was very busy and exciting. After working on money making projects such as: candy sales, cake raffles, a supper, and our class play, Out of This World . Through the success of these projects we proudly presented our Junior-Senior Prom, Rock Me Gently . During this fun-filled year of high school the basket- ball players and cheerleaders each brought home first place trophies for the E.I. Conference Tournament. Also the volleyball team came home smiling with the E.I. Conference Trophy for first place. To top the year off the Sandoval High School Marching Band took first place in the St. Elmo Halloween Parade. The 1979 Seniors finished the last year of high school with an enrollment of 33. President of our graduat- ing class was Rob Seats, vice-president, Bill Deadmondg secretary and reporter Deb J asper, and treasurer, Annette McCarthy. Faithful sponsors for our final year were Mr. Wood and Mrs. Cofer. Student Council President of 1979 was Julie Wood, other members of our council were: Deb Jasper, Teresa Kozuszek, Rob Seats, and Bill Deadmond. In sports we were very proud of Bill Norton for setting a new three mile record of 16.01 for S.H.S. Cross Country. Also we are proud of Mark Geiger for making the All-Conference basket- ball team and Deb Jasper for the All-Conference volleyball team. The Basketball team placed third in the E.I. Conference Tournament and the Cheerleaders for the second consecutive year proudly brought home the first place E.I. Conference trophy. The 1979 float, Cinderella , which was in the 20-40 foot category of the 52nd Annual Centralia Halloween Parade took the first place trophy. The S.H.S. Marching Band came home from the Vandalia Halloween Parade with a second place trophy. Through the year we participated in many activities in order to earn money for our trip to Florida. Some of these projects were: magazine sales, a chili supper, paper drives, concessions at ball games, car washes, and our senior play, Breaker Calling Cin- derella . Profits of these projects allowed us to be the first Senior Class of S.H.S. to travel by air to Daytona Beach, Florida. We would like to express our deepest appreciation to the faculty, administration, and staff of S.H.S. for all the help they have given to the Seniors of 1979. Thank you.