Sandwich High School - Reflector Yearbook (Sandwich, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1966 volume:

ft -- MU , ■� REFLECTOR SANDWICH HIGH SANDWICH, ILL. 1966 CO-EDITORS DIANE ANDERSON BOBBIE JOHNSON ASST EDITOR LAURA JOHNSON BUS. MGR. LINDA VINCENT ADVISOR MRS. CONKLIN TABLE OF CONTENTS SENIORS ORGANIZA TIONS SPORTS CLASS OF 1966 BAND FOOTBALL SUPERLATIVES CHORUS BASKETBALL AWARDS FHA WRESTLING EXCHANGE STUDENT FFA CROSS COUNTRY LATIN BASEBALL UNDERGRADUATES GERMAN TRACK SPANISH BOWLING CLASS OF 1967 SPEECH CLASS OF 1968 REFLECTOR ADMINISTRATION CLASS OF 1969 SANDSCRIPT VARSITY CLUB ADMINISTRATION ACTIVITIES RIFLE CLUB EMPLOYEES AFS FACULTY HOMECOMING FTA JR. PLAY GAA ADS CARNIVAL CHEERLEADERS MUSICAL DO INDEX ATHLETIC BANQUET STUDENT COUNCIL LJ T ivi- Jl. SR. PLAY NAT'L HONOR SOCIETY PROM GRADUATION 2 CLASS OF 1966 The September of 1962 brought 95 enthusiastic freshmen to Sandwich High School. We did not realize the work and fun that was in store for us. Our first job was collecting boxes for the Pow-Wow. Bob Pruski, dressed as an Indian, lit the enormous pile of boxes to make the Pow-Wow a great success. In addition to this everyone eagerly worked on our Homecoming float, ’'We'll Bear Down On Them , which to our disappointment took fourth place. We started out our Sophomore year by taking a third place with our Homecoming float, We Shall Proceed With Vig-ah . Later in the fall we sponsored a sock-hop and then had a car wash before the Prom. The highlight of the year was the ordering of our class rings. The style was slightly different from preceding years and we were proud of them. Our Junior year seemed to go all too quickly. Our first project was the Homecoming float. With high hopes and hard work we strove to make our creation, She Stoops To Conquer , the most unique float ever. However, to our disappointment it only took third place. The Junior Class play, Hillbilly Wedding , was produced with a great amount of hard work. It was a great success and furnished the necessary funds for our next major activity, the Junior Carnival. It furnished fun and excitement for all who attended. After the Variety Show the romantic setting of a tropical island with palm trees and a treasure chest established the mood for an enjoyable evening of dancing and carried out the theme, Treasure Island. May brought spring and to S.H.S. the Junior-Senior Prom. All This and Heaven, Too brought not only an elegant evening to all but also angel hair from heaven! At the end of the year the coaches gave a round of thanks to our boys who helped bring the football and track championships to Sandwich. Our final cycle in high school brought us to our Senior year. Once again we strove to make our Homecoming float, The Unsinkable Sandwich Indians , a great success, but we again only took third place. At Christmas time we all awaited the arrival of our Senior pictures. The ordering of graduation announcements brought still more excitement. The Juniors showed all of us southern hospitality with their Prom, Southern Fantasy . Afterwards we enjoyed the lively Post Prom Party with Bob Hale and the disc jockey. Soon we found the end of the year coming to a close. Senior Class Day was filled with many memories and we then realized that leaving S.H.S. would bring many tears. Baccalaureate was held May 23 and Graduation was on June 3. We set a new style for graduates--the boys wore blue gowns and the girls wore white gowns. Our days of high school were finished but we had many lasting memories to take with us. Senior Class Officers: FRONT ROW: Ron Hutter, President; Donna Kerr, Secretary; SECOND ROW: Chuck Miller, Vice-President; Nancy Shook, Treasurer. Senior Student Council Members: FRONT ROW: Susan Mall, DaVonna Greif, Connie Shumway, Joann Cord SECOND ROW: Chuck Miller, Mike Hill, Gary Schwickerath, Maryse Raselli. DONNA MAE KERR Work Class Sec. 4; Latin Club 1,2; Librarian 3,4; Mixed Chorus 4; German Club 4; F.H.A. 3,4, Second Vice-Pres. 3, Pres. 4. RONALD LEO HUTTER University of Illinois Class Pres. 3,4; Football 1; Latin Club 1,2, Pres. 1,2; Student Council 1,2; Reflector 2; National Honor Society 2; Band 1,2,3,4; Little Ten Honor Band 3,4; Bowling 2,4; Prom Court 3,4; Boy s State 3. CL A SS OF 1966 CHARLES HERMAN MILLER Eastern Illinois University Class Vice-Pres. 3,4; Latin Club 1,2; F.T.A. 4; Student Council 3,4, Vice-Pres. 4; Football 1,2,3,4, Co-Captain 4; Baseball 3, Most Valuable Player 3; Basketball 1,2,3,4, Captain 4, Most Valuable Player 4; Letterman's Club 3,4, Pres. 4; Homecoming King 4; Prom King 3,4. NANCY ANN SHOOK Office Work Class Treas. 4; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, Treas. 2, Pres. 3; Sandscript 3,4, Co-Editor 4; Mixed Chorus 4. 5 GEORGE ROBERT ABENS Undecided Letterman's Club 3,4; Basketball 1, 2; Baseball 3,4; Wrestling 4; Track 4; Bowling 1,2,3,4. DIANE ELIZABETH ANDERSON University of Illinois Student Council 1; G.A.A. 1; Chorus 1; Reflector 1,2,3,4; Asst. Editor 3, Editor 4; F.T.A. 2,3,4, V. Pres. 4; A.F.S. 2,3,4, Treas. 3; Color Guard 2,3,4, Capt. 4; Honor Society 2,3, 4, Pres. 4; German Club 3,4. MERRILEE ANDERSON Airline Stewardess Latin Club 1; G.A.A. 1,2,3; F.H.A. 3,4; German Club 3,4; Librarians Club 3,4; F.T.A. 4; Girl's Chorus 3; Mixed Chorus 4; Indiana Mascot 4. FRANCIS ALAN ANDERSON Factory Work Rifle Club 1. ROBERT KENT BENSON University of Illinois Latin 1,2; National Honor Society 3,4; Junior Play; Senior Play. SHIRLEY ANN BAIN Swedish-American Hospital G.A.A. 1; Latin Club 1,2, V. Pres. 1; Bowling League 1,2,4; Triple Trio 1,2; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3; Band 2,3,4; Prom Court 3,4; Junior Play. DANIEL HOWARD BERGGREN Automotive Field Rifle Club 1,2; German Club 3,4; D.O. Club 3,4; Treas. 4; Junior Play; Senior Play; Musical 4; Prom Court 4; Track 1,2,3,4; Basketball 2; Football 3,4; Letterman's Club 3,4. LINDA LOU BARK Undecided G.A.A. 1,2; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Girl's Chorus 2,3; Mixed Chorus 2,3,4; Musical 3. JAMES A. BOWEN Undecided Basketball 1; Football 1,2,3,4; Letterman's Club 3,4. PATRICIA ANNE BOWERS Secretarial Work G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Latin Club 1; German Club 3,4; Color Guard 3,4; Senior Play. KEVIN THOMAS CASEY Illinois State University A.F.S. 2,3; F.T.A. 4; Football 1,2; Latin Club 1,2; Bowling League 4; Speech Contest 1,2,3,4; Voice of Democ. Contest 2; Musical 3; Junior Play; Senior Play. DONNA RAE CASNER Undecided F.H.A. 2,3,4. JAMES WESLEY COVER Undecided Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 3,4; Dance Band 3,4; Mixed Chorus 2,3; Musical 3; F.T.A. 2,3, Vice-Pres. 3; Spanish Club 3. KATHLEEN FAYE CHAPMAN Moline Beauty School F.H.A. 1,4; G.A.A. 2; Art Club 2; Pep Club 3; D.O. Club 4; Trans. Chippewa Fails 3. MARIE ELAINE DAY Office Work F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Trans. Streator High School 3. RONALD EUGENE CURRAN College Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4, Dance Band 2; Mixed Chorus 2,3,4; Boy's Chorus 2; Latin Club 1,2. PEGGY LYNN CONLEE College G.A.A. 2,3; F.H.A. 2,3,4; Pep Club 2; Trans. South Dade High School, Miami, Florida. DONNA JOYCE COVERT University of Illinois Latin Club 1,2; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. 2,3,4; German Club 3; Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Dance Band 1,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4. ALICE GRACE DECKER Northern Illinois University Latin Club 1,2; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Bowling League 3; A.F.S. 3,4; Mixed Chorus 4. JERRY NORMAN DAVIS Farming F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, Treas. 3; Football 3,4; Letterman's Club 3,4. SUSAN ANN EADE Business G.A.A. 1,2,3; Latin Club 1,2; Mixed Chorus 4; National Honor Society 4. JOAN LYNN FELSTEAD Nursing Band 1; Latin Club 1,2; G.A.A. 1,2. i ROBERT HERMAN DUMMER College Basketball 1,2; Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Rifle Club 1,2; German Club 3,4, Treas. 3; Letter-man's Club 2,3,4, Vice-Prcs. 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Homecoming Court 4; Senior Play. DONNA JEAN FOUGHT Undecided G.A.A. 1; F.H.A. 1,2,3; German Club 4. Trans. Hinckley-Big Rock 3. KATHRYN JOSEPHINE GERLACH Undecided Latin Club 1,2; Bowling League 4. MICHAEL REID GUYER Auto Partsman Latin Club 1; Rifle Club 1,2; Bowling Club 1,2; Boy's Chorus 2; Mixed Chorus 3; Football 1,2,4; Letterman's 4; Homecoming Court 4; D.O. Club 3,4. GARY LEE JOHNSON Undecided Bowling League 3. JOANN MARIE GORD Office Work Latin Club 1; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3; Pep Band 2; F.T.A. 3; Student Council 1,2,3,4; Homecoming Court 3,4; Sandscript 3,4, Editor 4; D.O. Club 4. DA VONNA MARIE GREIF College of St. Francis Latin Club 1,2, Seer. 1; G.A.A. 1, 2,3; Bowling League 2; F.T.A. 3, 4, Seer. 4; A.F.S. 2,3,4, V. Pres. 3, Pres. 4; German Club 3,4, Seer. 4; Reflector 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Student Council 4, Corr. Seer. 4; Girl's State 3. DANIEL P. HOLMER Augustana College Class Seer. 1,2; Latin Club 1,2; German Club 3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3; Mixed Chorus 1, 2,3; Boy's Chorus 3; Musical 3; Junior Play; Prom Court 3,4. JUDY ANN HANSON Office Work German Club 3,4; F.FLA. 4, Seer. 4; Girl's Chorus 1; Mixed Chorus 1. MICHAEL MARTIN HELL Junior College Basketball 1; Rifle Club 1; Track 1, 2,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 3,4; Wrestling 4; Letterman's Club 2,3,4; German Club 3,4; Musical 4; Prom Court 3,4; Homecoming Court 4; Student Council 1,2,3,4, Pres. 4. JEAN MARIE HARTMAN Telephone Operator G.A.A. 1; Latin Club 1,2, Seer. 2; Triple Trio 1; F.T.A. 2; Color Guard 2; Girls' Chorus 1,2; Mixed Chorus 1,2; Speech Contest 1,2; Speech Club Play 2; Spanish Club 3,4, Pres. 4; Junior Play; Musical 4. PAUL WAYNE KRAPAUSKY Engineering Bowling League 1; Chorus 2; Basketball 1; Football 1,2; Track 1,2; D.O. 1,2,3,4. BOBBIE LEE JOHNSON Illinois State University Cheerleader 1; Latin Club 1,2, Pres. 2; Bowling League 3; A.F.S. 2,3,4; F.T.A. 2,3,4; Band 1,2,3, Treas.; Dance Band 2; Little Ten Honor Band 1,3; Majorette 1,2,3, Head Majorette 2,3; Reflector 1, 2,3,4, Editor 4. PHILIP PAUL LARSON University of Illinois Latin Club 1,2; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Seer. 3; Football 1,2,3,4; Varsity Club 3,4, Seer.-Treas. 4. PAUL LAWYER JR. Factory Work D.O. 3,4. PATRICIA ANNE KING Rockford Memorial Hospital G.A.A. 1,2,3; Latin Club 1,2; Band 1,2,3,4; F.T.A. 4; A.F.S. 3; Bowling League 2; Girl's Ensemble 4; Mixed Chorus 2,3,4; State Music Contest 4; District Chorus Festival 4; Speech Contest 2; Speech Contest Play 3,4; Musical 3; Junior Play; Senior Play. i LINDA CAROLE KNIGHTS Typist G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Latin Club 1,2; F.H.A. 4; Girl's Chorus 1,2,3; Mixed Chorus 4; Musical 3. SIGNE KAE LARSON Augustana College Latin Club 1,2, Seer. 2; German Club 3,4; G.A.A. 1,2,4; F.T.A. 3, 4; Class Treas. 2; Student Council 3; National Honor Society 2,3,4, V. Pres. 4; Mixed Chorus 2; A.F.S. 4, Treas. 4; Junior Play. GAIL PATRICIA LAUTH Southern Illinois University F.N.A. 1,2; Librarian 1,2,4; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Reflector 3; F.T.A. 4; Chorus 4; Sandscript 4; Musical 4; Senior Play; Betty Crocker Award 4; Trans. York High School 3. ROBERT PRESTON LIVINGSTON Southern Illinois University Track 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3; Football 1,3,4, Most Valuable Play Player 4; Lettcrman's Club 2,3,4; Homecoming Court 4; D.O. Club 4. LINDA LOUISE LEGNER University of Illinois Chorus lj G.A.A. 1; Latin Club 1,2, Seer, 1; National Honor Society 3,4, Seer. 4; Prom Court 3,4; F.T.A. 4. RICHARD CHARLES Me INTURF Junior College Band 1,2,3,4; Dance Band 2,3; Latin Club 1; Football 1,2,4; Basketball Manager 2,3; Bowling League 2,3,4; Varsity Club 4; German Club 4; D.O. 3,4; Junior Play; Senior Play; Musical. SUSAN ALICIA MALL University of Southern Calf. Cheerleading 1; Majorette 1; Latin Club 1,2, Pres. 1; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, Reporter 2; A.F.S. 1,2,3,4, Seer. 3; F.T.A. 2,3,4; Class Pres. 2; Student Council 4; Girl's Chorus 1,2; Mixed Chorus 2,3,4; Girl's Octet 3,4; Bowling League 2,3; National Honor Society 3,4; German Club 3,4, V. Pres. 3. Patricia lou McFarland Business Latin Club 1,2; Chorus 1; German Club 3,4, Treas. 4; Homecoming Court 4; Prom Queen 3,4. JOHN HUGH MEELINGER University of Illinois Class V. Pres. 2; Football 1; Track 1,2,3,4; Latin Club 1,2, V. Pres. 1; Band 1,2,3,4, Little Ten Honor Band 3,4; Bowling League 2,3,4; Student Council 2,3; German Club 3,4, Pres. 4; Wrestling 4; Musical 4; Senior Play. BONNIE JEAN McGAVA Undecided G.A.A. 1; F.H.A. 3,4. WILLIAM CHARLES MUELLER Aurora College Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 3,4; Track 2,3,4; Letter-men's Club 2,3,4; Latin Club 1,2; Bowling League 1,2,3,4, Sec. 3; Pres. 4; Band 1,2,3,4. MARY LOU McMASTER Work Latin Club 1; F.H.A. 3,4. DONNA ELAINE NATES Undecided F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Girl's Chorus 2,3; Mixed Chorus 4. GORDON ALWIN TOOLEY Carroll College Latin Club 1,2; Class Treas. 1; Football 1; Bowling League 2,3,4; Track 3; German Club 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4, Dixieland Band 3; Dance Band 3,4; Wrestling 4; Reflector 4; Junior Play; Senior Play. MICHAEL ROBERT PRUSKI Undecided Football Manager 2; D.O. Club 4. MARYSE RASELLI Faculte des Lettres de Grenolle F.T.A. 4; G.A.A. 4; Mixed Chorus 4; Musical 4; Student Council 4; A.F.S. Committee 4; A.F.S. Student from France. GARY JAMES SCHWICKERATH Service D.O. Club 3,4, Pres. 4; Student Council 4. SANDRA KAY REINERS Secretarial Work Sandscript Staff 1,3; F.H.A. 3,4; Mixed Chorus 4. ■ GERALD CLIFFORD VANCIL Central Illinois Barber College Latin Club 1; Basketball 1,2,3; Varsity Club 3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Football 4; D.O. Club 4; Speech Contest 3; Reflector 4. HELEN JOANN PATTERSON Nursing German Club 4; Transferred from Waterman High School 3. CHARLES NOAH SUTTON Hydrolics School D.O. Club 4. KAREN JEAN RISK Dental Hygiene Latin Club 1,2; G.A.A. 1,2,3; Girl's Chorus 1,2,3; Mixed Chorus 2,3,4; Triple Trio 2,3; Octet 4; German Club 4; D.O. Club 4; F.H.A. 3; F.T.A. 3,4; Musical 3,4; Junior Play; Senior Play; Majorette 2,3,4, Head Majorette 4. JERILYNN FAYE ROGERS Airline Work Latin 1,2; F.H.A. 4; G.A.A. 1,2; Band 1,2,3,4, Pep Band 3,4. ARLINE JUNE ROSENTRETER College Girl's Chorus 1; Mixed Chorus 2,3; Latin Club 1,2; German Club 3,4; F.H.A. 4; A.F.S. 3; Junior Play; Senior Play. GARY JOHN PETERSON Farming Band 1,2,3,4; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, Sent! nel 3, President 4. CAROL LYNN ROGERS Undecided G.A.A. 1,2,3; Latin Club 1; Mixed Chorus 2,3; F.H.A. 4; Band 1,2,3,4 Representative 1,2, Vice-Pres. 4, Pep Band 1,2,3,4, Dance Band 4. 1 DONNA JANEANE ROSS Elgin Community College Sandscript 1,2,3; Sand-Hi-Views 1,2,3, Editor 1,2; G.A.A. 1; Triple Trio 1,2; Octet 4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,4; Girl's Chorus 1,2; F.T.A. 3,4; Cheerleader 2,3,4; Class Secretary 3; German Club 3,4; Prom Court 3,4; Junior Play; Senior Play. MAYO VERNON SORRELLS JR. Undecided Rifle Club 1,2,3,4, Sec.-Treas. 3; Band 1,2,3,4; Boy's Chorus 2. CONSTANCE MARIE SHUMWAY Northern Illinois University G.A.A. lj Latin Club 1,2; Class Vice-Pres. 1; Class Treas. 3; Girl's Chorus 1,2,3; Mixed Chorus 3,4; German Club 3,4; F.T.A. 3, Treas. 3; Student Council 1,2,4, Sec. 4; Cheerleader 2,3,4; Prom Court 3,4; Homecoming Court 3, Homecoming Queen 4; Junior Class Play; D.A.R. Award 4. JAMES CURTIS WALKER Factory Work Football 1,2; Track 3; Varsity Club 3,4. RENENE SUE SCHIRADELLY X-Ray Technician Latin Club 1; G.A.A. 1,2; F.H.A. 4; D.O. 3,4, Sec. 3; Triple Trio 1,2; Girl's Chorus 1,2; Band 1,2, 3,4; Pep Band 1,2,3. NANCY MARIE STILLWELL Junior College F.T.A. 4; Mixed Chorus 4; Senior Play. EDWARD WILUAM WEHLING University of Illinois Latin Club 1,2; German Club 3,4; Basketball 1,2,3, Manager 4; Bowling League 2,3; Boy's Chorus 2; Mixed Chorus 4; Musical 4; Junior Class Play. BETTY THOMPSON Beautician Girl's Chorus 1,2; German Club 4; G.A.A. 1; F.H.A. 1,2. DAVID ALAN WILSON College Wrestling 1; Baseball 1; Volleyball 3; Football 3,4; Letterman's Club 4; Trans. Paw Paw 4. LINDA LEA VINCENT Northwestern University Latin Club 1,2, Vice-Pres. 2; G.A.A. 1,2,3; Bowling League 2,3,4; Band 2,3; Majorette 1,2,3; German Club 3,4; Reflector 2,3,4, Bus. Manager 4; National Honor Society 2,3,4, Treas. 4; F.T.A. 2,3,4; A.F.S. 2,3,4, Sec. 4. Summer Exchange Student 3; Girl's Chorus 1,2. CLASS OF 1966 TIMOTHY JAMES TVRDIK Factory Work D.O. 3,4; Rifle Club 3,4, Treas. 4; Wrestling 4; Bowling League 4. 18 LINDA LUCILLE WADE Office Work Latin Club 1,2; Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 4; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, Vice-Pres. 2,3. MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Linda Vincent Bob Benson MOST HUMOROUS Nancy Stillwell Paul Krapausky SENIOR SUP ERL A TIVES BEST GROOMED MOST RESPONSIBLE Karen Risk Diane Anderson Gordon Too ley Ron Hutter 1 A WARDS June 3 brings graduation and the end of high school days to the class of 1966. Valedictorian Salutatorian .... Outstanding Award . All Around.......... Service Award . . . Citizenship......... Free Press Award . Betty Crocker Award Arian Music Award . John Philip Sousa . . D.A.R............ D.O. Award....... Robert Benson Donna Covert Linda Vincent Susan Mall Diane Anderson Connie Shumway Chuck Miller DaVonna Greif Gary Schwickerath Donna Covert Robert Benson Linda Vincent Gail Lauth Carol Rogers Donna Covert Arline Rosentreter Connie Shumway Gary Schwickerath DaVonna Greif, Diane Anderson, and Gary Schwickerath recall some High School experiences. They won Senior Awards. FRONT: DaVonna Greif, 1965 Girls Stater. BACK: Gene Curran and Ron Hutter, 1965 Boys Staters. 21 Left: Maryse and her American sister, Signe. Right: Maryse leaves school for home, after staying late for one of her many activities. MARYSE RASELLI, A.F.S. Maryse Raselli, the seventh Foreign Exchange Student, came from France. She made her home in America with the Russell Larson family. She had three brothers and sisters in High School and one in Junior High. Signe, Senior; Royce, Sophomore; Kent, Freshman. Maryse enjoyed sports most while here, and to prove it, she broke her foot in the G.A. A. Basketball Championship Tournament. She participated in Student Council and Speech. She also showed her acting ability, by performing in the Musical. Maryse spoke at many organizations in the surrounding towns and was a member of a panel discussion, which was composed of other Exchange students. The Senior Class feels very lucky to have had Maryse with them, and therefore dedicates this page to Maryse so she might remember Sandwich High School a little better. Maryse comes to school with ALL (!?) of her homework finished. American sister, Signe and Maryse admire their Senior Portraits. 22 Junior Student Council Members: FRONT ROW: Lana Hanson, Ken Miller, Jean Voga. BACK ROW: Sharon Meade, Tari Flynn JUNIOR CLASS This, our third year in the Sandwich High School, began by seeing new and old friends. Early in the year, we captured first place on our Homecoming float, Give 'em the Dickens . This was just the beginning of our accomplishments, for throughout the year, we presented a Junior Class Play, Junior Carnival, and Junior-Senior Prom. There was also a large number of us in school activities and beginning to prepare for our futures by taking tests, as those before us had done. Our Junior year was an interesting and exciting year, which will never be taken from our memories. Junior Class Officers: STANDING left to right: Ken Miller, Vice-President; Geof Gengenbacher, President; Tom Felstead, Treasurer; SEATED: Linda Pumphrey, Secretary Allen, Larry Allison, Charles Anderson, Tom Babbit, Bill Bannister, Iris Bares, Greg Blue, Ron Bowman, Mary Burgin, Linda Byro, Mike Cass, Amie Cummings, Ed Cunz, Ron Darfler, Jane Dean, Tom Dobbs, Danny Eberle, Donna Eckland, Pat Ellis, Russell Fatland, Tom Felstead, Tom Ferris, Bob Fish, Charles Flynn, Tari French, Jay Fritsch, Ted Gcngenbacher, Geof Greene, Sherry Guyer, Steve Hanson, Lana Harderson, Gary Henry, Laurnel Hough, Laura Isabel, Pat Johnson, David Johnson, Judy Johnson, Kathy Johnson, Laura Kaufman, Rich Kearney, Marvin 25 Keaton, Tom Kocmpel, Rich Kolb, Bill Krapausky, Virginia Krauspe, Dukcr Laron, Candis Larson, Jerry Latham, Elizabeth Lemke, Gary Lynch, Pat Martin, Tom McCleskcy, Linda Meade, Sharon Means, Ed Meyer, Bill Middleton, John Miller, Beth Miller, Ken Miller, Mary Jo Neal, Bob Nelson, John Noll, Bob Oleson, Veronica Peterson, Esther Peterson, Gerald Peterson, Kevin Prestegaard, Eric Pumphrey, Linda Rogers, Lonnie Rogers, Rex Rushing, Sharon Saunders, Mike Schideckcr, Bill Schmidt, Herken Shook, Karen Stratton, Stan Sutton, Sarah Tompson, Jim Trout, Vichie Tyrrell, Arnold 26 Voga, Jean Wallseth, Nancy Warren, Carol Webber, Linda Wendorf, Steve Whitlatch, Valerie Winslow, Sylvia Wood, David Not pictured: Pat Day Greg Gengenbacher Glenn Logan STUDENT COUNCIL 1st ROW, L to R: Royce Larson, Lewis Rex, 2nd ROW: Karen Updike, Pam Tallent, Linda Hjort. SOPHOMORE CLASS As our second year in Sandwich High School we began many new experiences. We began the Driver's Education course with enthusiasm. Our homecoming float was a success, as we won second place with the theme of Cinderella. As our Sophomore year closed, we were looking forward to our Junior year. CLASS OFFICERS L to R: Karen Updike, V. Pres.; Ken Tyrrell, Pres.; Janet Luther, Sec'y.; Sheila Carlson, Treas. Adams, Dwight Allen, Gary Amidei, Eddie Anderson, Lorna Bagg, Diane Batorson, Steve Bradham, Larry Brady, Ellen Brown, Bill Byro, Mary Carlson, Sheila Casncr, Susan Clark, Faith Cover, Kay Covert, Martin Dctschefski, Cindy Dinsmoor, Gordon Everett, Sharon Ewing, Cliff Ferris, Mary Foss, Dennis Francis, Jim Francis, Karla French, Jon Frieders, Bob Frieders, Larry Gares, Mardelle George, Pat Gowdy, Tom Greer, Margaret Hanson, Mary Hanson, Bob Hardersen, Rex Henning, Carmon Hjort, Linda Holbo, Phil Holdiman, Kathie Hough, Joe Jiles, Jerry King, Terry 29 Larson, Royce Lee, Peggy Lehrkamp, Helen Lemke, Bill Lewis, Lamar Linder, Dan Logn, Dorothy Long, Barbara Lopatta, Angelika Luther, Janet Lynch, Susan Meade, Caryl Meyer, Marlene Mickelson, Alan Miller, Beverly Miller, Elaine Naylon, Susan Niles, Martha Paden, Connie Pebble, Ray Peterson, Lidonna Peterson, Roger Reiners, Sharon Rex, Lewis Risk, Denny Rogers, Donna Rust, Sandy Savage, Don Serby, Mike Sherman, Valerie Spidle, Mike Stahl, Doug Stanley, Diane Stratton, Charles Striegel, Chris Tallent, Pam Taylor, Don Teal, Dolores Thomas, Steve Thompson, Donna 30 Tyrell, Ken Underwood, Cheri Updike, Karen Vermeland, Garry Vermcland, Steve Yest, Marsha Vickery, Tom Weber, Roger White, Chuck Wilkening, Ron Zimmerman, Rodney Not Pictured: Patricia Brand Linda Farthing Don Schroeder Below: Its Been a Hard Days Night. 31 Freshman Class Officers: Left to Right: Lindsay Legner, Vice-President; Beth Lindner, Treasurer; Gerald Johnson, Secretary; Mike Wood, President. FRESHMAN CLASS The Freshman Class started out its busy year by gathering boxes for the annual Hoemcoming Pow Wow. Each freshman class tries to outdo the previous class by making the biggest fire. Naturally, the class of '69 argues that this was the biggest and best yet. Along with the Pow Wow, they accomplished the difficult task of putting together their first float, which placed only 4th. As the year progressed, they began to feel like a part of SHS and they're looking forward to the three years that lay ahead of them, as upperclassmen . Freshman Student Council Representatives. Left to Right: Ron Albright, Ron Larsen, Carla Burkhart, Debbie McKee. Adams, Alan Albright, Ron Bain, Jack Baker, Dennis Bannister, Richard Bender, Teresa Benjamin, Deborah Bingham, Barbara Breuning, Doug Brockman, Jacqulin Browning, Robert Bunch, Ronald Burkhart, Karla Caquelin, Vicky Casncr, Ronnie Cassity, Nancy Cromwell, Randolph Cummings, Donald Cunz, Vicky Curran, Lynn DeGroot, Richard Dillon, Lari Dolder, Fred Doss, Lucille English, Bob Ewing, Bob Fitzpatrick, Eileen Ford, Dawn Fought, Rodger Gerlach, Debora Gordon, Roger Grantham, John Greenwood, Cindy Greif, Doreen Hageman, Pat Hanesford, Brenda Hardekopf, Doug Harmon, Pat Hartman, John Hebei, Rich 33 Hecathorn, Gary Hickman, Rich Hubbard, Stanley Huber, Gregory Jensen, Gloria Jensen, Pamela Johnson, Betty Johnson, Dallas Johnson, Dale Johnson, Gerald Johnson, Bill Kearney, Carl Kiley, Fran Kinzer, Julie Krauspe, John Larsen, Ron Larson, Arthur Larson, Diana Larson, Kent Lauth, Bonnie Lawyer, Kathy Legner, Lindsay Lehrkamp, Nancy Linder, Beth Lowber, LaDaune Loyd, Delbert Lozano, Virginia Madsen, Kim Mander, Cynthia Marselus, Bonnie McAllister, Joyce McGava, Bob McKee, Debra McMaster, Rich Meyer, Barbara Miller, Gary Morel, Delores Mumaw, Lynn Nelson, Merlie Neuhauser, Vjckie 34 Newberry, Eddie Olsen, Philip Parks, Lee Pekoe, David Peplinski, Bill Peterson, Larry Phelper, Handy Phillips, Dianne Phillips, Joanne Reiners, Monty Risk, Randy Rosentrater, Cara Rushing, John Russel, Nora Scheidecker, Dana Schmidt, Gloria Schwickerath, Mike Shaddle, Dotty Speake, James Stacks, Sarah Stallings, Charles Stillwell, Charles Terry, Carol Thompson, Linda Turney, Christine Tvrdik, Trudy Vincent, Aprill Wagner, Roger Wahl, Larry Warren, Gary Wasson, Judy Weber, Karen Werner, Patricia Werner, Sandy Wheeler, Bill Wheeler, James Wiley, Lawanda Wilson, Barbara Wood, Mike 35 Are you SURE that's how it happened, Johnny?! ACTIVITIES HOMECOMING 1965 The 1965 Homecoming was based on the theme Movie Titles . On Friday night, Richard DeGroot lit the traditional bon fire for the Pow Wow and the main speaker of the evening was Wendy Smith. On the following Saturday morning the Homecoming parade proved to be one of the best in many years with three bands and numerous floats. In the class floats, Juniors took first place, Sophomores second, and Seniors third. Spanish club again placed first in the club floats. In the afternoon, the Homecoming football game turned out to be one of the most thrilling of the year with the Sandwich Indians beating Marseilles 26 to 19. Full of action and excitement, it was truly a Homecoming game to remember. In the evening, the Homecoming dance put on by the Seniors was entitled Saturday Night at the Movies . Ken Larkin and his band provided the music. Connie Shumway was crowned Queen and Chuck Miller reigned as King. The Varsity Squad receives final instructions before proceeding to the most important game of the year. The eager fans in the new stadium enjoy the action filled game. Below: The Indians on the warpath. HOMECOMING COURT (L to R): Tari Flynn, Bob Dummer, Joann Gord, Bob Livingston, Pat McFarland, Mike Guyer, Lana Hanson, Mike Hill, Linda Pum-phrey, Ken Miller. FOREGROUND: Queen Connie Shumway and King Chuck Miller. HOMECOMING DANCE King Chuck Miller crowns Queen Connie Shumway. Ending the Homecoming festivities was the dance, Saturday Night at the Movies , Celebrity pictures and colorful movie billboards decorated the gym. The highlight of the evening was the crowning of the Queen Connie Shumway by King Chuck Miller. Couples dance to the enchanting music of Ken Larkins band. JUNIOR CLASS PL A Y Cast: Left to Right, STANDING: Lana Hanson, Jean Voga, Greg Bares, Laura Hough, Bill Meyer, Tari Flynn, John Nelson. SEATED: Steve Guyer, Linda Pumphrey, Tom Felstead, Larunel Henry, Marvin Kearney I don't get mad very often, but when I do ... “SWING YOUR PARTNER” Jane and Bessie found a lot of excitement while visiting a dude ranch in the West. Washing the ranch hands, horseback riding, and an Indian really kept their enthusiasm going. They were lucky, for they got to see Jim Dudley home from one of his many prospecting trips. There was also Hulda the singing, helpful maid who nearly drove Henrietta Dudley crazy. These are just a few of those who worked and practiced many nights under the supervision of Miss Young in bringing this play into being. CAST Jane Christian.......... Bessie Palmer........... Henrietta Dudley........ Sam Banks............... Bill Hicks.............. Hulda .................. Jim Dudley.............. Sally Dudley............ Barbara Young .......... Bertram Weeks........... Hubert Young ........... Laura Hough Lana Hanson Jean Voga Steve Guyer Marvin Kearney Tari Flynn Bill Meyer Linda Pumphrey Laurnel Henry Tom Felstead Tom Dean Greg Bares SQUARE DANCERS Steve Guyer.................Laura Hough John Nelson.................Lana Hanson Tom Felstead................Laurnel Henry Marvin Kearney..............Linda Pumphrey 43 Oh, excuse me, says Bill Hicks as he accidentally runs into Sally while being chased by Jane Christian. JUNIOR CARNIVAL Martians A Go Go was the spirit at S.H.S. early in March. The stands, cake walks, fun house, kissing booth, basketball throw, and auction drew a vast number of people of all ages. Confetti, balloons, and prizes were greatly reduced by adding them to the fun. Following the Variety Show many people danced to the music of Jim Cornish's Band, resting occasionally in booths throughout the gym. There goes another one. Clowns, Left to Right: Bob Ferris, Jerry Vancil, Kevin Casey, Dan Berggren, moderator Mr. Clark VARIETY SHOW The Variety Show, sponsored by the Student Council, proved to be very successful. The massive crowd which attended it viewed many acts both serious and humorous. The happy-go-lucky clowns along with the moderator Dan Berggren added spice and laughter to the evening. Proceeds from the show was given to the A.F.S. fund. Latin Club Skit “THE BOYFRI This year's Musical, written by Sandy Wilson, directed by Cyril B. Frevert, Syranna Young, and Paul Rossok, was composed of actors from all classes. The setting was a Girls' School in France, run by our own French girl, Maryse Raselli. The main theme of the play was the idea of France, the romantic country. Polly falls in love with the messenger, Madame Dubonnet accepts a proposal from Percival, Polly's three friends become engaged to their boyfriends, and an old couple find new excitement to their lives. This, the second Musical ever presented at Sandwich High School was favorably accepted by the students and the community. Much hard work and extra time was put into the presentation, but the entire cast enjoyed themselves. Geof Gengenbacher receives the Free Throw Award from Mr. Ringel. Geof made 68°Jo of his free throws. Bob Wetoska of the Chicago Bears was the main speaker at the Banquet. A THLETIC BANQUET This year, we were fortunate to have Mr. Bob Wetoska of the Chicago Bears speak to our athletes. The program consisted of the introduction of the various teams by the coaches, with a brief summary of each player. Miss Jordan introduced her Cheerleaders, who were responsible for the banquet decorations besides their regular roll of creating spirit at games. The Most Valuable Football Player trophy was presented to Bob Livingston, by Mr. Turney, and the Most Valuable Basketball Player trophy was presented to Chuck Miller, by Mr. Chivers. The Free Throw trophy this year went to a Junior, Geof Gengenbacher. This banquet was in honor of all the boys who participated in the athletic program at Sandwich High School, and everyone is very proud of the performances they gave in the 1965-66 season. Chuck Miller, (left), receives Most Valuable Basketball Player trophy, and Bob Livingston, (right), receives Most Valuable Football Player trophy. 47 Left to Right: Bob Benson, Gorden Tooley, Donna Ross, Patsy King, Arline Rosentreter, Bob Dummer, Pat Bowers, Karen Risk, Dan Berggren, Gail Lauth, Nancy Stillwell, Rick Mclnturf, John Meilinger. “ARCHIE ANDREWS” This year's Senior Play was a takeoff on the comic strip of ARCHIE. The cast consisted of: Archie Andrews Martha......... Mrs. Andrews . Mr. Andrews . Betty......... Mrs. Jenkins . Genevieve . . . Telegram Boy . Veronica . . . . Pinky ......... Mayor Higgins . Agatha ........ Uncle Oscar . . Dan Berggren Arline Rosentreter Gail Lauth Gordon Tooley Pat Bowers Patsy King Donna Ross Rick Mclnturf Karen Risk John Meilinger Kevin Casey Nancy Stillwell Bob Benson Mayor Higgins-- i But surely, Mrs. Andrews, you don't think I'd mind walking a few blocks for a FRIEND; just because I have vericose veins. SOUTHERN FANTASY By the afternoon of May 7, 1966 the school gym was waiting for the excited evening ahead. At 6:00 Juniors, Seniors, and other honored guests arrived at the Lynn G. Haskin School for a banquet. After the invocation had been given by Father Kane, a delicious meal was enjoyed by all. Master of Ceremonies was Tom Dean while the main speaker was Laurnel Henry. Later Laurnel presented a speech for the Seniors which was titled We Wish You Well . At 9:00 the public viewed the crowning of the King and Queen of the 1966 Prom, Southern Fantasy” in the High School gym. The court passed a wishing well and walked under a rose trellis before arriving at the throne. Many students stayed for the prom dance immediately afterwards. Small, decorated tables were used by many while enjoying the refreshments and resting from dancing. The symbolic hour of 12 marked another beginning. This time it was for the beginning of the Post Prom Party. Bob Hale of WLS and Don Carone and his orchestra provided a very enjoyable morning for those who attended. 50 Head Table Left to Right: Mrs. Turney, Mr. Tumey, Father Kane, Mr. Chivers, Mrs. Chivers, Tom Dean, Geof Gengenbacher. Right: Senior Class President, Ron Hutter, presents the key of leadership to Geof Gengenbacher. PROM BANQUET Bottom Right: Master of Ceremonies, Tom Dean, introduces another part of the banquet program. Bottom Left: Main speaker, Laumel Henry, gives the speech We Wish You Weil . Left: King Tom and Queen Tari on their new throne. Above: Lisa Augustine and Tyrone Holland take a few new steps in life. Above Left: Retiring Queen, Pat McFarland, crowns Tari Flynn Queen of the 1966 Prom — Southern Fantasy. Tom Felstead and Cindy Datschefski watch with interest while resting. Diane Anderson and Bob Hebei enjoy refreshments at the prom dance. Dancing to the music of the Bana's Brothers was enjoyed by many. GRADUATION This years Senior class, the last class to graduate from the old high school, ended their days together on June 3rd. The ceremony began on the front lawn with the invocation by Rev. Dean. Ron Hutter, class president, followed with the welcome. The Salutatory address was given by Susan Mall and the three Valedictory addresses were given by Donna Covert, Bob Benson, and Linda Vincent. Our foreign exchange student, Maryse Raselli, talked about the last opportunity. After the presentation and acceptance of the class, the Seniors then received their diplomas, which marked the end of their high school days and the beginning of a new life. Ron Hutter, Sr. class pres., and Geof Gengenbacher, Jr. class pres., lead the graduating class to the ceremony. Left: Susan Mall gives the Salutatory Address. Right: Bob Benson gives one of the three Valedictory Address. 55 Right: Donna Covert gives one of the Valedictory Addresses. Left: Linda Vincent gives the final Valedictory Address. Left: Maryse Raselli, foreign exchange student, talks about The Last Opportunity. Below: The most important presentation, the presenting of the diplomas. Here, Jim Walker receives his. IffMl mm brS’r'jvi lull wmsgmm wMmm issi ORGANIZATIONS BAND Band Officers: FRONT ROW, L. to R.: Gene Curran, Carol Rogers, Mr. Rossok, Laura Hough, Laura Johnson. LAST ROW: Tom Anderson, John Grantham, Geof Gengenbacher, Jon French, Ron Hutter, Jim Cover. This year, the band, under the direction of Mr. Rossok, again showed its outstanding ability to perform as a single unit, both as a marching and concert band. The many hours of practice that each band member devoted payed off in the form of many awards and much praise. Although there was no big trip planned for this year, the band is looking forward to another active spring and summer. Some of its activities include marching at home fotoball games, presenting a Fall Pop Concert, participating in the Little Ten Band Festival, competing in district competition, presenting a Formal Spring Concert, and playing for High School Graduation. FRONT ROW (L to R): Gordon Tooley, Aurthur Larson, Laura Johnson, ROW 2: Arline Rosentreter, Donna Covert, Cindy Greenwood, Elaine Miller, Susan Naylon, Jon French. ROW 3: Patsie King, Christine Turney, Kara Rosentreter, Joyce McAllister, LaDonna Peterson, Donna Rogers, Tom Fat-land, Kathie Holdiman, Roger Peterson, Eileen Fitzpatrick. ROW 4: Ron Hutter, Lonnie Rogers, Lewis Rex, Randy Risk, Larry Peterson, John Grantham, Dale Johnson, Rich Koempel, Denny Risk. LAST ROW: Handy Phelper, Doug Hardekopf, Bob Ferris, Marty Covert, Lucille Doss, Jim Cover, Mr. Rossok. FRONT ROW (L to R): Carol Rogers, Eileen Fitzpatrick, Donna Rogers, Shirley Bain, Bob Dummer. ROW 2: Philip Holbo, Gordon Tooley, Bob Ferris, Dan Lindner, Tom Anderson, Geof Gengcnbacher. LAST ROW: Rich Koempel, Jim Cover, Donna Covert. STANDING: Mr. Rossok, Dennis Risk, Kathie Holdiman. FRONT ROW (L to R): Jerilynn Rogers, Laura Hough, Renene Schiradelly, Carol Rogers. ROW 2: Philip Holbo, Dottie Shaddle, Bill Mueller, Karla Burkhardt, Linda Wade, Ester Peterson. ROW 3: Ray Pebble, Bob Dummer, Jack Bain, Shirley Bain, Gloria Schmidt, Merlie Nelson, Dawn Ford, Doug Stahl. LAST ROW: Teddy Fritsch, Lynn Curran, Gene Curran, Roger Gordon, John Hartman, Tom Gowdy, Dan Lindner, Gary Lemke, David Johnson, Geof Gengcnbacher, Tom Anderson. STANDING: Terry King, Kim Madsen, Rick Hebei, John Meilinger, Gary Peterson, Greg Gengenbacher, Mayo Sorrells. PEP BAND: FRONT ROW: Arline Rosentreter, Kara Roscntreter, Donna Covert, Christine Turney, Dawn Ford, Doug Stahl, Jerilynn Rogers, Carol Rogers, 2nd ROW: Bob Ferris, Phil Holbo, Randy Risk, John Grantham, Eileen Fitzpatrick, Kathie Holdiman, Lidonna Peterson, Shirley Bain. 3rd ROW: Ester Peterson, Susan Naylon, Elaine Miller, Lynn Curran, Dan Lindner, Geof Gengenbacher, Tom Anderson. LAST ROW: Rich Koempel, Denny Risk, Rich Hebei, Jim Cover. Mr. Rossok, Director. DRUM MAYOR: Laura Johnson MAJORETTES: KNEELING: Eileen Fitzpatrick, Karen Risk, Diane Phillips. STANDING: Donna Rogers, Dawn Ford, Lucille Doss, Carol Terry, Kathie Holdiman. COLOR GUARD: KNEELING: Vickie Trout, Diane Anderson, Pat Bowers. STANDING: Kathie Johnson, Mary Jo Miller, Linda Weber, Laurnell Henry, Sharon Everett. GIRLS' CHORUS, FRONT ROW: Doreen Greif, Aprill Vincent, Jackie Brockman, Sandy Werner, Joanne Phillips, Eileen Fitzpatrick. 2nd ROW: Vickie Caquelin, Brenda Hanesford, Frances Kiley, Judy Wasson, Pattie Terry, Christine Turney, Kathie Holdiman. LAST ROW: Vicky Cunz, Karen Weber, Theresa Bender, Beth Lindner, La-Daune Lowber, Bonnie Lauth, Bonnie Marselus, Vickie Neuhauser. CHORUS This year, the chorus, under the direction of Mr. Frevert, was very busy. They practiced many hours to present the student body with an assembly of Christmas carols. Among the other activities of the year, they participated in the musical, The Boy Friend . This was the second year for a musical at SHS, and it was enjoyed by all who attended. In the spring, the Mixed Chorus attended the Little Ten Choral Festival. Everyone in the chorus enjoyed a year of fun, combined with learning. OCTET: Kathie Holdiman, Cindy Greenwood, Theresa Bender, Susan Mall, Patsie King, Christine Turney, Karen Risk, Donna Ross MIXED CHORUS, FRONT ROW: Sharon Everett, Linda Bark, Patsie King, Nancy Shook, Nancy Stillwell, Linda Knights, Donna Nates, Donna Ross, Mr. Frevert. 2nd ROW: Susan Eade, Merrilee Anderson, Donna Kerr, Sharon Meade, Susan Mall, Ellen Brady, Sandy Reiners, Diane Bagg, Karen Risk. LAST ROW: Helen Lehrkamp, Maryse Raselli, John Grantham, Tom Dean, Steve Wendorf, Kevin Casey, Ed Wehling, Gene Curran, Gail Lauth, Alice Decker. F.H.A. OFFICERS: SEATED: Marie Day, Donna Kerr, Donna Eberle. STANDING: Sherrie Green, Pat Day, Susan Naylon, Karen Shook, Miss Ross, Linda Wade. F.H.A. The F.H.A. began the year with the usual informal initiation. During Christmas, they went carolling and had a party where they exchanged gifts. To raise money, they sold Cook Books and then towards the end of the year, enjoyed a pizza party. The advisor for the year was Miss Ross. FRONT ROW: Debbie Gerlach, Mary Gates, Judy Johnson, Pat Day, Laurnell Henry, Debbie Benjamin, Linda Bark, Donna Casner, Betty Johnson, Linda Pumphry, Sherrie Green, Mary Byro, Susan Lynch, Arline Rosentreter. 2nd ROW: Sylvia Winslow, Marsha Vest, Judy Hanson, Linda Knights, Donna Covert, Beverly Miller, Carolynn Warren, Cindy Greenwood, Jerilynn Rogers, Linda Wade, Marie Day, Carmen Henning, Angelika Lopatta, Miss Ross. 3rd ROW: Shiela Carlson, Kay Cover, Sharon Rushing, Donna Kerr, Sandy Reiners, Vickie Neuhauser, Nancy Lehrkamp, Vickie Cunz, Betty Thompson, Merrilee Anderson, Ester Peterson, Kathie Johnson, Susan Naylon. LAST ROW: Pam Tallent, Delores Teal, Veronica Oleson, Gail Lauth, Karen Shook, Sharon Reiners, Donna Eberle, Linda Weber, Sharon Meade, Marlene Meyer, Carol Rogers, Renene Schiradelly, Barbara Meyer. F.F.A. OFFICERS: L to R: Tom Anderson, Tom Fatland, Bob Frieders, Gary Harderson, Gary Peterson, John Middleton, Mr. Lett. F.F.A. The Future Farmers of America participated in many activities this year. In the fall, they judged soil, picked corn, and entered their projects at the F.F.A. Fair in Ottawa. Several boys exhibited samples of their crops at the Hay and Grain Show at Serena. All the members attended the International Live Stock Exposition in Chicago. They also sponsored a Donkey Basketball Game between the Sandwich F.F.A. and the Somonauk F.F.A.: Sandwich won. F.F.A. MEMBERS: FRONT ROW: Tom Anderson, Bob Frieders, Gary Harderson, Gary Peterson, Tom Fatland, John Middleton, Mr. Lett. 2nd ROW: Jack Bain, Bill Haag, Kevin Peterson, Jerry Larson, Bill Scheidecker, Dave Johnson, Jerry Davis. 3rd ROW: Phillip Larson, Jim Thompson, Martin Covert, Larry Peterson, Dale Johnson, Charles Stallings, Ed Newberry. 4th ROW: Rodger Fought, Rex Harderson, Gary Warren, Dana Scheidecker, Gary Hecathorn, Doug Stahl, Bill Brown, Larry Frieders. LAST ROW: Donald Cummins, Roger Weber, Steve Wendorf, Lee Park, Rick McMaster, Rex Rogers, Bob McGava, Bill Lemke, Gary Allen, Don Taylor, Arthur Larson. LATIN CLUB Latin Club, composed of the members of the Latin I and Latin II classes, spent a constructive year under the leadership of advisor. Miss Harrod, Latin I president Mike Wood, and Latin II President Lewis Rex. Monthly meetings were conducted, each including an informative section as well as a time devoted to recreation. A skit was practiced and performed in the Junior Carnival Variety Show. Other activities included the discussion of a trip to Chicago and the annual Roman banquet held in the spring. Latin Club pins were ordered by all members to serve as a symbol of their participation in the club. OFFICERS: FIRST ROW; Karen Updike, Mike Wood, Diane Bagg. LAST ROW; Lewis Rex, Gary Miller, Lindsay Legner. MEMBERS; FIRST ROW; Janet Luther, Linda Hjort, Donna Thompson, Susan Naylon, Karen Updike, Connie Paden, Fran Kiley, Dottie Shaddle, Doreen Greif, Faith Clark, Miss Harrod. SECOND ROW; Lidonna Peterson, Marlene Meyer, Ellen Brady, Mardelle Gares, Beth Lindner, Theresa Bender, Bonnie Marselus, Delores Teal, Peggy Lee, Daine Bagg, THIRD ROW; Doug Breuning, Kim Madsen, Arthur Larson, David Wood, Lewis Rex, Dan Lindner, Chris Streigel, John Krauspe, Greg Huber, Alan Adams, Lynn Curran, Gerald Johnson, Ron Larsen. LAST ROW: Ron Albright, Rich Bannister, Philip Olson, Royce Larson, Mike Serby, John Hartman, Mike Wood, Roger Gordon, Gary Miller, Lindsay Legner, Rich Hebei. Officers: Laura Johnson, Vice-President; John Meilinger, President; DaVonna Greif, Secretary; Pat McFarland, Treasurer; Mr. Coats, Advisor. GERMAN CLUB The German Club, composed of members of the first and second year German class, spent an interesting and informative year under the leadership of President John Meilinger and advisor Mr. Coats. The annual trip to Chicago was planned and well-attended in March. The excursion included a traditional German meal at Berg-hoff’s Restaurant. Later in the spring, a picnic-party was held for all members at the Forest Preserve. FRONT ROW: Donna Ross, Pat McFarland, Linda Vincent, Connie Shumway, Donna Kerr, Judy Hanson, Karen Risk, Vickie Trout, Mr. Coats. SECOND ROW: SaVonna Greif, Pat Bowers, Beth Miller, Laura Johnson, Susan Mall, Iris Bannester, Diane Anderson, Signe Kae Larson, Betty Thompson, Merrilee Anderson. LAST ROW: John Meilinger, Rick Mclnturf, Steve Wendorf, Mike Hill, Geof Gengen-bacher, Bob Dummer, Ed Wehling, Bill Babbitt, Gordon Tooley, Dan Holmer, Tom Keaton, Ken Miller. L to R: Laura Hough, Vice Pres.; Mrs. Conklin, adv.; Jean Hartman, Pres.; Pam Tallent, Sec. and Treas.; Bob Terris, Pari. Marta Ibarra and Jean Hartman. SPANISH CLUB This year the Spanish Club was under the leadership of officers Jean Hartman, president; Laura Hough, vice-president and reporter; Pam Tallent, secretary and treasurer; and Bob Terris, parliamentarian. In its second year Spanish Club again won a first in the Homecoming parade for the float, El Valiente . Some other club activities during this year were the sponsoring of a dance, selling at the concession stand, a Christmas party, and a trip to Chicago. We were honored this year with the presence of Marta Ibarra, a 16 year old girl from Mexico City, Mexico. Marta lived for two months in Sandwich with the Hartman family. 1st L to R: Linda Thompson, Kathie Holdiman, Dianne Phi Hips, Brenda Hanesford, Karen Weber, Loma Anderson, Sandra Werner, Christine Turney, Lynn Mumaw, Sharon Everett. 2nd ROW: Joyce McAllister, Caryl Meade, Jean Hartman, Judy Wasson, Joanne Phillips, Pattie Terry, Larry Wahl, Aprill Vincent. 3rd ROW: Mrs. Conklin, Adv., Kent Larson, Terry King, Dawn Denise Ford, Carmen Henning, Diane Stanley, Pam Tallent, Phil Holbo, Jim Frances, Dennis Risk, Sarah Stacks. 4th ROW: Ted Fritsch, Barbara Meyer, Esther Peterson, Veronica Oleson, Elaine Miller, Bob Ferris, Karen Shook, Cindy Mander, Julie Kinzer, Carol Terry. 5th ROW: Debra McKee, Bonnie Lauth, Bob Hanson, Lucille Doss, Rich Kempoel, Herken Schmidt, Jon French, Tom Dean, LaDaune Lobber, Larry Allen, Laura Hough. Participants in the Individual Events were (L to R) Tom Keaton, Theresa Bender, Connie Shumway, Tom Dean. SPEECH Connie Shumway, Tom Keaton, Theresa Bender, and Tom Dean took part in Individual Events at the State Speech Contest this year which was held in Rochelle, Illinois. The Speech Play which was The Death of the Hired Man placed third this year at the State Contest. Those who participated in this play were Pat King, Theresa Bender, Kevin Casey, and Bill Meyer. The play was directed by Mr. Reid and Mr. McKee. Kevin Casey and Pat King in a scene from The Death of the Hired Man. L to R: Laura Johnson--Asst. Editor; Diane Anderson--Editor; Mrs. Conklin--Advisor; Bobbi Johnson--Co-Editor; Linda Vincent--Business Manager. REFLECTOR This year's Reflector staff under the leadership of co-editors Bobbi Johnson and Diane Anderson put forth a bigger and better yearbook. Eight additional pages were added along with an index, autograph pages, colored pictures and colored endsheets. The whole staff contributed much time and effort in order to produce this exceptional yearbook. Linda Vincent, business manager, along with the co-operation of the staff, worked hard to raise the extra money needed for the improvement of the 1966 Reflector. Reflector Staff: L to R: FRONT ROW: Mrs. Conklin, Bob Neal, Linda Vincent, Bobbi Johnson, Diane Anderson, Geof Gengenbacher. BACK ROW: Sara Stacks, Elaine Miller, Laura Johnson, Gordon Tooley, Lana Hanson, Da-Vonna Greif, Loma Anderson. SANDSCRIPT The Sandscript Staff, with Mrs. Blowers as their advisor, had a very successful year. They put the Sandscript column in the town paper every week, and they provided the student body with many interesting stories, poems, and puzzles in the Sand Hi Views, which was published every six-weeks. Representatives from the staff attended a work-shop in the spring at Northern Illinois University to discover new and better ways of serving their students. Congratulations for a fine job! Co-Editors of Sandscript: Nancy Shook and Joann Cord. Sandscript Staff: (L to R) STANDING: Karen Updike, Peggy Lee, Ray Pepple, Greg Bares, Mardelle Gares, Angelika Lopatta. SEATED: Marlene Meyer, Nancy Shook, Joann Gord, Mrs. Blowers; Advisor. Varsity Club members: FRONT ROW (L to R): Coach Hughes, Gene Curran, George Abens, Bill Mueller, Bob Dummer, Phil Larson, Chuck Miller, Dan Berggren, 2nd ROW: Mike Wood, Mike Hill, Ed Wehling, Tom Keaton, Jerry Vancil, Bob Livingston, Geof Gengenbacher, Jerry Davis. 3rd ROW: John Nelson, Tom Felstead, Steve Guyer, Mike Guyer, Bill Haag, Ed Cummings, Duker Krauspe, Jerry Larson. LAST ROW: Dave Wilson, Lonnie Rogers, Greg Bares, Bill Babbitt, Bill Meyer, Bill Schiedecker, Jay French, Ken Miller, Jim Bowen. VARSITY CLUB The size of the Letterman's Club has increased greatly this year due to the addition of many underclassmen, who won Varsity letters. To obtain money, the club sponsored a sock hop at which Greg Bares made his debut as a vocalist. The money from this sock hop was used to put on a G. A. A. - -Letterman's Club Picnic at the Forest Preserve. The coaches out on one of their joy rides. L to R: Mr. Stein, Mr. Hughes, Mr. Nelson, Mr. Avery, Mr. Ringel. Rifle Club members. FRONT ROW (L to R): Rich Hebei, Jerry Jiles, Tom Gowdy, Bob Noll. 2nd ROW: Lynn Curran, Martin Covert, Mayo Sorrells, Fred Dolder, Stan Hubbard. LAST ROW: Mr. Graf, Tim Tvrdik, Rich Bannister, Bill Peplinski, Doug Stahl, Bill Babbitt, Ed Cummings, Jack Bain. RIFLE CLUB The Rifle Club, with Mr. Graf as the advisor, spent the year learning how to handle and shoot safely. They shot on Thursday nights after school and awarded medals for individual skills. The purpose of this club is to create interest in the handling of fire arms with the care and carefulness they deserve. Rifle Club officers FRONT ROW: Bob Noll, Rich Hebei. LAST ROW: Doug Stahl, Jerry Jiles, Tim Tvrdik. FOREIGN EXCHANGE STUDENT from France Maryse Raselli. A.F.S. One of the main objects of the A.F.S. Committee is to bring a foreign student to Sandwich High School and to send one of our students abroad. Another objective is to raise funds to help pay the expenses of receiving or sending a student. During the year we sponsored a crazy dress day and helped out with the concession stand at a basketball game. We also had an A.F.S. panel discussion which was participated in by eight students. This year we were fortunate to have Maryse Raselli from France as our A.F.S. student and last summer Linda Vincent was sent to Finland for three months. A.F.S. COMMITTEE. L to R: 1st ROW: Signe Larson, Treas.; Linda Vincent, Sec.; Laura Johnson, V.P.; Maryse Raselli, DaVonna Greif, pres.; Mr. Ehren, Advisor. STANDING: Karen Updike, Diane Anderson, Susan Mall, Bobbie Johnson, Alice Decker. Officers: FRONT ROW (L to R): Susan Naylon--Historian Parliamentarian, Donna Ross--Corr. Secretary. 2nd ROW: Diane Anderson--Vice President, DaVonna Greif--Secretary, Marlene Meyer--Treasurer, BACK ROW: Gene Curran--President, Mr. Clark--Advisor. F.T.A. The F.T.A. started its year by helping new teachers find homes. Other activities throughout the year included the reading and tutoring programs. They also sold concessions during a basketball game and then sponsored a Turn-About Dance. During the year they were also active in a District Workshop, which was held in Joliet. In February, they attended the Area Workshop at Kirkland. This year they also had a few members attend the State Convention held at Rock Island in April. Members: (L to R) FRONT ROW: Mr. Clark, Doreen Greif, Linda Hjort, Donna Ross, Karin Updike, Cindy Datschefski, Susan Naylon, Karin Risk, Kathy Holdiman, Ron Larsen. 2nd ROW: Jean Voga, Lana Hanson, Patsy King, Bonnie Marselus, Dawn Ford, Sheila Carson, Linda Vincent, Merrilee Anderson, Nancy Stillwell, DaVonna Greif, Carol Terry. 3rd ROW: Christine Turney, Tari Flynn, Kathy Johnson, Beth Lindner, Diane Anderson, Bobbi Johnson, Ellen Brady, Marlene Meyer, Connie Paden, Signe Larson, Pam Tallent, Connie Shumway. BACK ROW: Linda Legner, Maryse Raselle, Lucille Doss, Gene Curran, Chuck Miller, Kevin Casey, Mike Wood, Linda Weber, Gail Lauth, Susan Mall, Donna Eberle. G.A.A. The Girls Athletic Association, with Miss Jordan as their advisor, spent another busy year. The first program was the annual informal initiation of new members in the fall. The girls then participated in such activities as football, basketball, bowling, baseball, volleyball, and many other organized games. They sponsored a sock hop along with the Varsity Club and they held a Basketball Championship game. In the spring, they had their Formal Installation and Service Awards program. G.A.A. Members. FRONT ROW (L to R): Mary Byro, Judy Johnson, Aprill Vincent, Lynn Mumaw, Betty Johnson, Cindy Greenwood, Brenda Hanseford, Judy Wosson, Linda Pumphrey, Diane Phillips, Joyce McAllister, Sherrie Greene, Doreen Greif. 2nd ROW: Miss Jordan, Carmen Henning, Diane Stanley, Linda Knights, Gloria Schmidt, Cindy Datschefski, Donna Covert, Pat Terry, Cheri Underwood, Susan Naylon, Mary Hanson, Pat Lynch. 3rd ROW: Joanne Phillips, Susan Casner, Donna Rogers, Caryl Meade, Lana Hanson, Sharon Rushing, Diane Bagg, Elizabeth Latham, Kathie Johnson, Jean Voga, Donna Thompson, Susan Smith, Fran Kiley. 4th ROW: Sheila Carlson, Beth Lindner, Barbara Meyer, Elaine Miller, Marlene Meyer, Signe Larson, Tari Flynn, Virginia Krapausky, Bonnie Lauth, Connie Paden, Debbie McKee, Bonnie Marsellus, LAST ROW: Sharon Meade, Jane Darfler, Beth Miller, Iris Bannister, Susan Mall, Lucille Doss, Maryse Raselli, Alice Decker, Linda Weber, Laura Johnson, Ellen Brady. Varsity Cheerleaders: Left to Right: Donna Ross, Linda Pumphrey, Connie Shumway, Tari Flynn. CHEERLEADERS During the summer Connie Shumway, Donna Ross, Linda Pumphery, and Sherry Green attended a cheerleading camp. Here with many other cheerleaders they freshened their knowledge of cheerleading fundamentals and learned new motions which they put to use during the year. A weekly practice gave these girls time to plan cheers for the many Pep Assemblies and games in which they participated. They also worked hard on making decorations for the annual Athletic Banquet near the end of the school year. Junior Varsity Cheerleaders: KNEELING, Left to Right: Cindy Mander, Debbie McKee, Sheila Carlson. STANDING: Brinda Hanesford. D.O. Officers: L to R: Renene Schiradelly, Treasurer; Dan Berggren, Vice President; Lana Hanson, Secretary; Gary Schwicke-rath, President; Mr. Graf, Advisor. Secretarial Practice Class: L to R: Mary Lou McMaster, Pat McFarland, Mrs. Blowers, Advisor, Pat Bowers, Linda Legner, Sandy Reiners, Judy Hanson, Nancy Shook, Donna Nates. DIVERSIFIED OCCUPA TIONS The purpose of the Sandwich High School Diversified Occupations program is to provide students with an opportunity to acquire vocational skills along with their general secondary education. This contributes greatly to their preparation for life upon high school graduation by furnishing them with abilities and experience invaluable in obtaining a job. The fields included under the D.O. program vary extensively including X-Ray technician, doctor's and dentist's assistants, electronics and all phases of mechanics. Also included here is the Secretarial Practice class taught by Mrs. Gladys Blowers. This class consists of senior girls who are advanced in clerical skills and intend to make this field their vocation. During the year they develop varied and additional skills including modern computer programming methods to be used in their job placement subsequent to High School graduation. D.O. Club: FRONT ROW: (L to R) Art Pekoe, Stan Stratton, Karen Risk, Russell Ellis, Ron Cunz, Jim Thompson. 2nd ROW: Mike Pruski, Lana Hanson, Joann Gord, Pauk Krapausky, Rick Mclnturf, Virginia Krapausky, Laurnel Henry, Paul Lawyer, LAST ROW: Mr. Graf, Renene Schiradelly, Mike Guyer, Jerry Vancil, Gary Lemke, Bob Noll, Dan Berggren, Dan Dobbs, Chuck Sutton, Jim Bowen, Greg Gengenbacker, Bob Livingston, Tim Tvrdik, Gary Schwickerath. FRONT ROW: Debbie McKee, Tari Flynn, Ron Larsen, Karl Burkhart, Linda Hjort, Karen Updike, DaVonna Greif, Jean Voga, SECOND ROW: Gary Schwickerath, Ron Albright, Linsey Legner, Sharon Meade, Lana Hanson, Royce Larson, Lewis Rex, Joann Gord. LAST ROW: Mr. Clark, Mike Hill, Ken Miller, Chuck Miller, Susan Mall, Maryse Raselli, Connie Shumway, Pam Talent. STUDENT COUNCIL Student Council had a busy and successful year. The Homecoming was planned with the help of everyone. During lunch hours members took turns in selling ice cream. In March the Variety Show was held and the money was donated to A. F.S In April Student Council Week was held and enjoyed by all. On October 23, Pam Talent and Karen Updike attended the workshop, which was held at Shimer College. In November representatives were sent to the Northwest District Convention which was held at Winnebago, Illinois. Karen Updike was a discussion leader at this convention. On April 28-30 Royce Larson and Lewis Rex went to the State Convention, which was held at the Sheridan Hotel in Chicago. Officers: Chuck Miller, Vice-Pres.; Mike Hill, Pres. LAST ROW: Connie Shumway, Sec.; Royce Larson, Treasurer; Mr. Clark, advisor; DaVonna Greif, Corr.-Sec. Senior members: L. to R.: Jean Hartman, Signe Larson, Susan Eade, Linda Legner, Linda Vincent, Bob Benson, Donna Covert, Susan Mall, DaVonna Grief, and Diane Anderson. Officers: Linda Legner--Secretary, Diane Anderson--President, Mr. Sampson--Advisor, Signe Larson--Vice Pres., Linda Vincent--Treasurer. NA T’L HONOR SOCIETY Scholarship, character, leadership, and service are considered in selecting Honor Society members. The students must also have and maintain a B+ average. This year the society consisted of ten Senior members, five Junior members, and five provisional Sophomore members. Induction of the new members was held at the traditional candlelight service. Below: Soph, provisional members: STANDING--Royce Larson, Lewis Rex, Don Linder. SEATED--Mike Serby, Ellen Brady. Below: Junior members: STANDING--Tom Keaton, Geof Gengenbacher. SEATED--Jay Larson, Laura Hough, David Wood. mmmm SPORTS FRONT ROW: Rick Mclnturf, Ken Miller, Kerry Larson, Mayo Sorrells, Ted Fritsch, Stan Stratton, Larry Allen, Kerry Vancil, Mike Saunders, Duke Krauspe, SECOND ROW: Assistant Coach Everret Stein, Dennis Foss, Ed Cummings, Kay French, Bill Scheidecker, Mike Hill, Bob Livingston, John Middleton, Marvin Kearney, Tom Felstead, Steve Guyer, Manager Lee Cassell, LAST ROW: Assistant Coach Chris Nelson, Hary Harferson, Dan Berggren, Phil Larson, Dave Wilson, Bill Mueller, Eric Prestegaard, Chuck Miller, Bob Dummer, Bill Babbitt, Jim Bowen, Jerry Davis, Mike Guyer, Varsity Coach Don Hughes. VARSITY FOOTBALL This Year’s varsity team with many returning lettermen from last Year’s championship squad posted a very impressive season’s record of 6-1-1 and a conference record of 3-1-1 to tie with Marseilles for second place in the Fox Valley Conference. Three seniors: Mike Hill, Jim Bowen, and Bob Livingston were named to the All Conference Team. Bob Livingston was also named a Little All-State Halfback. With the able coaching of Don Hughes the Indians anticipate another successful season next year. Left to Right: Derris Foss, Ed Cummings, Bill Babbit, Gary Hardeson, Jerry Davis. Steve Guyer Junior Bill Mueller Senior Mike Saunders Junior Jim Bowen, Senior All Conference Tackle Mike Hill, Senior All Conference Center Tom Felstead Junior Mike Guyer Senior Ken Miller Junior Jay French, Phillip Larson, Dan Bergreen. Left to Right: Ted Fritsch, Stan Stratton, Duke Krauspe, Larry Allen, Jerry Vancil. Jerry Larson Junior SEASONS RECORD Sandwich Sandwich Sandwich Sandwich Sandwich Sandwich Sandwich Sandwich 13 21 38 26 13 12 32 19 Earlville 12 Lisle 0 Sheridan 6 Marsailles 19 Yorkville 20 Lemont 12 Plano 0 Lake Zurick 0 •2 Bob Dummer Senior Frosh-Soph Team Picture: FRONT ROW: R. Larson, G. Johnson, R. Fought, J. Hough, H. Phelper, J. Rushing, J. Francis, A. Mickelson, P. Holbo, D. Johnson, D. Breuning. 2nd ROW: C. Stallings, C. Stratton, G. Allen, L. Legner, R. Hickman, G. Lee, G. Hecathom, R. Cromwell, L. Rex, B. Lemke, G. Vermeland. LAST ROW: Coach Ringel, K. Tyrell, C. White, G. Miller, M. Serby, L. Dillon, R. Wilkening, M. Wood, J. Speake, R. Larson, D. Scheidecker, R. Albright, K. Larson, mgr., Coach Avery. FRESH-SOPH FOOTBALL This year's frosh-soph team under the direction of Coach Rex Avery, who was assisted by Mr. Jim Ringel, compiled a season's record of 0-7-1, playing with a team composed of almost all freshmen. These boys, after learning many fundamentals and gaining much experience, should prove valuable on future varsity squads. Coach Hughes directs his varsity team from the sidelines. A Marseilles back is stopped short of the goal line. L to R: Lonnie Rogers, Gary Miller, Bob Neal, Duker Krauspe, Chuck Miller, Greg Bares, Geof Gengerbacher, Bill Mueller, Mike Wood, Marvin Kearney, and Ron Albright. FRONT: Ed Wehling, Mr. Ringel, and Mr. Nelson. VARSITY BASKETBALL The team, although out heighted in every game, was always battling and ended the season with a ten and thirteen record. They also finished in a fourth place tie in the conference with a five and four record. This year was a record breaking year. The varsity scored 109 points against Plano to break the old record of 102. A new consecutive free throw record was also set by Geof Gengerbacher, who made 18 free throws in a row. Chuck Miller, captain, was voted the most valuable player by his teammates. CONFERENCE RECORD (Sandwich) (Opponent) (Sandwich) (Opponent) 50 Paw Paw 96 96 Leland 53 61 Waterman 74 68 Somonauk 66 109 Plano 74 57 Earlville 59 65 Shabbona 52 60 Serena 63 88 Hinkley BR 73 Coaches: Coach Hughes, Coach Nelson, and Head Basketball Coach for the Varsity Team, Coach Ringel. L to R: FRONT ROW: Mike Wood, Lonnie Rogers, Marvin Kearney. SECOND ROW: Geof Gengenbacher, Greg Bares, Duker Krauspe, and Bob Neal. Senior Bill Senior Chuck Mueller Senior Gene Curran Miller STANDING: (Left to Right) Coach Hughes, Gary Hecathorn, Royce Larson, Mike Seiby, Ron Wilkening, Mike Wood, Gary Miller, Dana Scheidecker, Lindsay Legner. KNEELING: Roger Warner, Ron Larson, Lynn Curran, Lewis Rex, Ron Albright, John Grantham, Greg Huber, Carl Kearney. JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Starting Five: (Left to Right) Ron Albright, Lindsay Legner, Gary Miller, Mike Wood, Mike Serby. Wrestling Team: LAST ROW: (Left to Right) Coach Avery, L. Lewis, K. Madsen, B. Brown, E. Prestegaard, B. Babbitt, R. DeGroot, M. Eberle, C. Striegel, 2nd ROW: R. Albright, G. Tooley, J. Speake, S. Guyer, B. Scheidecker, R. Hebei, G. Abens, T. King, H. Phelper, T. Tvrdik, R. Cummings. FRONT ROW: R. Hickman, J. Krauspe, M. Mickelson, D. Johnson, J. Francis, P. Holbo, D. Breunig, R. Risk, J. Meilinger. A new addition has been added to the sports program this year at Sandwich. Despite a losing team record, due to inexperience, several of the team members placed high at district and conference meets. Since the team is losing only five seniors, this year of able coaching by Rex Avery will contribute next year to the experience the team lacked this season. WRESTLING AND CROSS COUNTRY Also new to the Sandwich sports scene this year is a group of seven determined distance runners--the cross country team. Lack of experience accounted for a losing season; however, prospects for the future are bright. Since all of the members of the team are underclassmen, they will be returning as experienced runners next year. Juniors, Bob Ferris and Bill Meyers led the team, followed by Tom Keaton and Dave Wood. Sophomore, Lamar Lewis and Freshmen, John Grantham and A1 Adams were also members. Cross Country: SITTING: B. Ferris, J. Grantham, KNEELING: D. Wood, L. Lewis, A. Adams. STANDING: T. Keaton, B. Meyer, Coach Farley. 87 FRONT ROW, (left to right): Ron Larson, Stan Stratton, Ron Cunz, Duker Krauspe, Eric Prestegaard, Randy Risk. SECOND ROW: Coach Ringel, George Abens, Steve Reiners, Larry Dillon, Bill Mueller, Tom Vickery, Jim Francis. THIRD ROW: Bill Scheidecker, Ron Albright, Jay French, Jim Speake, Ed Cummings, Chuck Stratton, Manager. VARSITY BASEBALL Record 0-7 The varsity team, coached by Jim Ringel, didn't have a very successful season. The squad, composed mainly of freshmen and sophomores, was hampered by a lack of experience. However, Coach Ringel feels that they all gained from the season and that they will do better next year. Bill Mueller was selected captain. He was also chosen as Most Valuable Player. 88 Duke Krauspe, 1st Base Jay French, Shortstop George Abens, 3rd Base Bill Mueller, Pitcher FIRST ROW: L to R: John Krauspe, Bob Ferris, Jay French, Bill Meyer, Ed Cummings, Gary Heckathom, Mike Wood, Bill Scheidecker, Steve Wendorf, Mike Eberle, Roger Fought, Tom Goudy. SECOND ROW: Coach Fahlay, Coach Hughes, Bill Mueller, David Wood, Bill Haag, Gene Curran, John Nelson, Tom Felstead, Steve Guyer, Tom Keaton, Bob Dummer, Coach Avery. THIRD ROW: Bob Livingston, Jerry Vancil, Mark Eberle, Dan Berggren, Dan Holmer, Bill Babbit, Jon French, Ken Tyrell. VARSITY TRACK This years track team proved to be one of the best organized and hardest working squads that has represented Sandwich High in many years. With five returning seniors serving as a backbone of the squad we won all but one of our triangular and quadrangular meets. The Little Ten Track meet was scheduled to be held at Sandwich May 2 and many coaches and writers picked Sandwich at best to win second place. Through a total team effort, however, we managed to tie Hinckley Big Rock for a Co-Championship in the Little Ten Conference. L to R: Coach Avery, Coach Hughes, Coach Fahlay 90 880 yd. relay team FIRST ROW: L to R: Jerry Vancil, Ken Tyrrel, SECOND ROW: Bob Livingston, Bob Dummer Senior Co-Captains: L to R: Bob Dummer, Bob Livingston ■■ I m Junior Distance Man, Bob Ferris Sprinter and Relayman, Jerry Vancil Middle Distance Man, Gary Heckathom - FIRST ROW L to R: John Krauspe, Lynn Curran, Linzy Legner, Lamar Lewis, Mike Eberle, Gary Heckathom, Rick Bunch, Handy Phelper, SECOND ROW: John Grantham, Jim Speake, Jon French, Mike Serby, Jerry Jiles, Mike Wood, Roger Fought, Ken Tyrrel, Coach Avery. FROSH SOPH TRACK Coach Rex Avery's Frosh Soph team had a successful year, and had many boys that placed regularly in varsity competition, including captain and high point man Ken Tyrrel. The Frosh Soph placed second in the Little Ten Track meet. BOWLING The Bowling League started late in September with about 40 members. This will be the first year the group has joined the Youth Bowling Association. We also compete in the DeKalb Tournament in De-Kalb. The Youth Bowling Association also sponsors a Tournament in Aurora. We competed in this Tournament, as well as the four county tournaments held in DeKalb by the DeKalb Recreational Alleys. Bowling Officers (L to R) Bill Mueller, pres.; Mr. Clark, advisor; and Donna Thompson, secretary. Bowling League: (L to R) FRONT ROW: Mr. Clark, Trudy Tvrdik, Aprill Vincent, Chuck Allison, Steve Vermeland, Kathy Holdiman, Ronnie Larson, Janet Luther, Eileen Fitzpatrick. 2nd ROW: Mary Jo Miller, Susan Naylon, Karen Weber, Linda Vincent, Julie Kinzer, Donna Thompson, Sandy Werner, Kathy Gerlach, Dallas Johnson. 3rd ROW: Cindy Manders, Jon Meilinger, Rick Mclnturf, Tim Tvrdik, Bonnie Lauth, George Abens, Rick DeGroot, Ron Cunz. LAST ROW: Jack Bain, Ed Cummings, Rich Koempel, Gordon Tooley, Bill Mueller, Bill Babbitt, Ron Hutter, Tom Dean, Bob Noll. ADMINISTRATION Glenn Olivers, Principal of Sandwich High School ADMIN1STR.A TION Board of Education: SEATED (L to R): Mr. Maynard Ferden, Mr. Gordon Barker, Mr. A. C. Otto: Mr. Harry Krauspe, Jr., STANDING: Mr. George Scheidecker, Mr. William Legner, Mr. Frederick Lindner. Mrs. Wutzke, Librarian Mrs. Butte Is, Secretary Miss Hutter, Secretary EMPLOYEES Mr. Babcock, Custodian Bus Drivers: (L to R) Don Ross, Lester Dean, George Hallstrom, Chester Wright, Vic Thomas, Ralph Livingston, Harrison Rogers. Mr. Coates German English Vocational Problems Miss Young Art World History Mr. Avery Driver's Training Wrestling Coach Frosh-Soph Basketball Coach Mr. Clark Social Sciences Guidance Miss Ross Home Economics Mr. Logathetti Industrial Arts Miss Jordan Girl's P.E. Mr. Hughes Boy's P.E. Track Coach Varsity Football Coach Fresh-Soph Basketball Coach Mr. Reid Mrs. Smith Speech English English Mrs. Conklin Spanish Reflector English Mr. Ringel Varsity Basketball Coach Baseball Coach General Math General Business Mr. Nelson Math Ass't Coach Mr. Lett Agriculture General Science Mrs. Marshall General Science English Mr. McKee English Amer. History Mr. Ehren Chemistry Physics Algebra Mr. Frevert Chorus Mrs. Blowers Mr. Graf Business Education Drafting D.O. 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Seitzinger, Plumbing and Heating King and Sons Monuments Terry's Sportswear—Plano Klotz's Garage Triangle Trailer Court The end of the line for the old Sandwich High School STUDENT INDEX SENIORS Abens, George 6,70,88,89,94 Anderson, Alan 6 Anderson, Diane 6,19,21,53,54,60,65,68,72,73 Anderson, Merrilee 6,61,62,65,73 Bain, Shirley 6,59,60,50 Bark, Linda 7,61,62 Benson, Robert 6,19,20,48,78 Bowers, Pat 7,48,60,65,76 Bowen, Jim 7,57,70,76,80,81 Casey, Kevin 7,45,61,67,73 Casner, Donna 7,58,62 Cassity, Beverly Chapman, Kathie 8 Conlee, Peggy 8 Cover, James 8,58,59,60 Covert, Donna 8,20,58,59,60,62,74,78 Curran, Gene 8,21,58,59,61,70,73,90 Davis, Jerry 9,63,70,80,81 Day, Marie 8,62 Decker, Alice 9,61,74,72 Dummer, Bob 4,9,41,48,59,65,70,80,82,90,91 Eade, Susan 9,61,78 Eberle, Mark 90 Felstead, Joan 9 Fought, Donna 9 Gerlach, Kathy 10,94 Gord, Joann 4,10,41,69,76,77 Greif, DaVonna 4,10,65,68,72,73,77,78 Guyer, Mike 10,41,70,76,80,82 Hanson, Judy 11,62,65,76 Hartman, Jean 11,66,78 Hill, Mike 4,11,41,50,65,70,77,80,81 Holmer, Dan 10,50,65,90 Hutter, Ron 4,5,19,21,50,51,58,94 Johnson, Bobbie 11,54,68,72,73 Johnson, Gary 10 Kerr, Donna 4,5,61,62,65 King, Patricia 12,48,58,61,67,73 Knights, Linda 12,61,62,74 Krapausky, Paul 11,19,76 Larson, Philip 11,63,70,80,82 Larson, Signe 12,22,65,72,73,74,78 Lauth, Gail 6,12,48,73 Lawyer, Paul 12,76 Legner, Linda 13,50,73,76,78 Livingston, Bob 12,41,47,70,76,80,90,91 Mall, Susan 4,13,20,61,65,72,74,77,78 McFarland, Pat 13,41,50,52,65,76 McGava, Bonnie 13 Mclnturf, Rick 13,48,65,76,80,94 McMaster, Mary 14,76 Meilinger, John 13,48,59,65,94 Miller, Chuck 4,5,19,21,41,47,50,70,73,77,80 Mueller, Bill 14,59,70,80,81,88,89,90 Nates, Donna 14,61,76 Patterson, Helen 15 Pekoe, Arthur 76 Peterson, Gary 16,59,63 Pruski, Mike 14,76 Raselli, Maryse 4,6,14,22,72,73,74,77 Reiners, Sandra 15,61,62,76 Risk, Karen 15,19,48,60,61,65,76 Rogers, Carol 16,58,59,60 Rogers, Jerilynn 16,59,60,62 Rosentreter, Arline 16,48,58,60,62 Ross, Donna 16,48,50,61,65,73,75 Schiradelly, Renene 17,59,76 Schwickerath, Gary 4,15,21,76,77 Shook, Nancy 4,5,61,69,76 Shumway, Connie 4,19,21,41,50,65,67,73,75,77 Sorrells, Mayo 16,59,71,80 Stillwell, Nancy 17,19,48,61,73 Sutton, Charles 15,76, Thompson, Betty 62,65,17 Tooley, Gordon 14,19,48,58,59,65,68,94 Tvrdik, Tim 71,76,94,18 Vancil, Gerald 15,45,70,76,80,82,90,91,92 Vincent, Linda 18,19,20,54,65,68,72,73,74 Wade, Linda 18,59,62 Walker, Jim 17 Wehling, Ed 17,61,65,70 Wilson, David 18,70,80 Berggren, Dan 7,45,48,50,70,76,80,82,90 JUNIORS Allen, Larry 25,66,80,82 Allison, Charles 25,94 Anderson, Tom 25,58,59,60,63 Babbitt, Bill 25,70,71,65,80,81,90,94 Bannister, Iris 25,74,65 Bares, Greg 25,42,69,70 Blue, Ronald 25 Bowman, Mary 25 Byro, Mike 25 Cass, Arnie 25 Cummings, Edward 25,70,71,80,81,88,90,94 Cunz, Ronald 25,76,94,88 Darfler, Jane 25,74 Day, Pat 62 Dean, Thomas 25,51,61,66,67,94 Dobbs, Danny 25,76 Eberle, Donna 25,62,73 Ecklund, Pat 25 Ellis, Russell 25,76 Fatland, Tom 25,58,63 Felstead, Tom 24,25,42,50,52,53,70,80,81,90 Ferris, Robert 25,58,59,60,66,92,90 Fish, Charles 25 Flynn, Tari 24,25,41,42,50,52,74,75,77,73 French, Gerald 25,70,80,82,88,89,90 Fritsch, Teddy 25,59,66,80,82 G.engenbacher, Geoffrey 24,25,47,50,51,58,59,60,65, 68,70,78 Gengenbacher, Gregory 59,76 Greene, Sherry 25,62,74 Guyer, Steve 25,42,50,70,80,81,90 Hanson, Lana 24,25,41,42,68,73,74,76,77 HarderSen, Gary 25,63,80,81 Henry, Laurnel 25,42,51,60,62,76 Hough, Laura 25,42,43,50,58,59,66,78 Johnson, David 25,59,63 Johnson, Judy 25,62,74 Johnson, Kathy 25,60,62,73,74 109 Johnson, Laura 25,58,60,65,68,72,74 Kaufman, Richard 25 Kearney, Marvin 25,42,43,80 Keaton, Thomas 26,65,67,70,78,90 Koempel, Richard 26,58,59,60,66,94 Kolb, Billy 26 Krapausky, Virginia 26,74,76 Krauspe, Harry 26,70,80,82,88,89 Larson, Candis 26 Larson, Jerry 26,50,63,70,78,80,82 Latham, Elizabeth 26,74 Lemke, Gary 26,59,76 Logan, Glenn Lynch, Pat 26,74 Martin, Tom 26 McCleskey, Linda 26 Meade, Sharon 24,26,50,61,74,77 Means, Ed 26 Meyer, Bill 26,42,67,70,90 Middleton, John 26,63,80 Miller, Beth 26,65,74 Miller, Ken 24,26,41,65,70,77,80,82 Miller, Mary Jo 26,60,94 Neal, Robert 26,68 Nelson, John 26,42,70,90 Noll, Bob 26,71,76,94 Oleson, Veronica 26,66 Peterson, Esther 26,59,60,62,66 Peterson, Gerald 26 Peterson, Kevin 26,63 Prestegaard, Eric 26,80,88 Pumphrey, Linda 24,26,41,42,50,62,74,75 Reiners, Steve 88 Rogers, Lonnie 26,58,70 Rogers, Rex 26,63 Rushing, Sharon 26,50,62,74 Saunders, Michael 26,80,81 Scheidecker, Bill 26,63,70,80,88,90 Schmidt, Herken 26,66 Shook, Karen 26,62,66 Stratton, Stanley 26,76,82,88 Sutton, Sarah 26 Thompson, Jim 26,63,76 Trout, Vickie 26,60,65 Tyrrell, Arnold 26 Voga, Jean 24,27,42,73,74,77 Walseth, Nancy 27 Warren, Carol 27,62 Webber, Linda 27,60,73,74 Wendorf, Steve 27,61,63,65,90 Whitlatch, Valerie 27 Winslow, Sylvia 27,62 Wood, David 27,64,90,78 Burgin, Linda 25 Isabell, Pat 25 SOPHOMORES Adams, Dwight 29 Allen, Gary 29,63,83 Amidei, Eddie 29 Anderson, Lorna 29,66,68 Bagg, Diane 29,61,64,74 Batorson, Steve 29 Bradham, Larry 29 Brady, Ellen 29,61,64,73,74,78 Brand, Patricia Brown, Bill 29,63 Byro, Mary 29,62,74 Carlson, Sheila 28,29,62,73,74,75 Casner, Susan 29,74 Clark, Faith 29,64 Cover, Kay 29,62 Covert, Martin 29,58,63,71 Datschefski, Cindy 29,53,73,74 Dinsmoor, Gordon 29 Everett, Sharon 29,60,61,66 Ewing, Cliff 29 Ferris, Mary 29 Foss, Dennis 29,80,81 Francis, James 29,66,83,88 French, Jon 29,58,66,90,93 Frieders, Bob 29,63 Frieders, Larry 29,63 Gares, Mardelle 29,64,69 Gowdy, Tom 29,59,71,90 Greer, Margaret 29 Haag, Bill 63,70,90 Hanson, Mary 29,74 Hanson, Robert 29,66 Hardersen, Rex 29,63 Hausler, Linda Henning, Carmen 29,62,66,74 Hjort, Linda 28,29,64,73,77 Holbo, Phil 29,59,60,66,83 Hoi dim an, Kathie 29,58,59,60,61,66,73,94 Hough, Joe 29,83 Jiles, Jerry 29,71,93 King, Terry 29,59,66 Larson, Royce 28,30,64,77,78 Lee, Peggy 30,64,69 Eehrkamp, Helen 30 Lemke, William 30,63,83 Lewis, Lamar 30,93 Lindner, Dan 30,59,60,64,78 Logan, Dorothy 30 Long, Barbara 30 Lopatta, Angelika 29,62,69 Luther, Janet 28,30,64,94 Lynch, Susan 30,62 Meade, Caryl 30,66,74 Meyer, Marlene 30,64,69,73,74 Mickelson, Alan 30,83 Miller, Beverly 30,62 Miller, Elaine 30,58,60,66,68 Naylon, Susan 30,58,60,62,64,73,74,94 Niles, Martha 30 Paden, Connie 30,64,73,74 Pepple, Ray 30,59,69 Peterson, Roger 30,58 Reiners, Sharon 30 Rex, Lewis 28,30,58,64,77,78,83 Risk, Dennis 30,58,59,60,66 Rogers, Donna 30,58,59,60,74 Rust, Sandy 30 Savage, Don 30 Schroeder, Don Serby, Mike 30,64,78,83,93 Sherman, Valerie 30 Spidle, Michael 30 Stahl, Doug 30,59,60,63,71 Stanley, Diane 30,66,74 Stratton, Charles 30,83,88 U0 Striegel, Chris 30,64 Tallent, Pam 28,30,62,66,73,77 Taylor, Don 30,63 Teal, Delores 30,62,64 Thomas, Steve 30 Thompson, Donna 30,64,74,94 Tyrrell, Ken 28,31,83,90,91,93 Underwood, Cheri 31,74 Updike, Karen 28,31,64,69,72,73,77 Vermeland, Garry 31,83 Vermeland, Steve 31,94 Vest, Marsha 31,62 Vikrey, Thomas 31,88 Weber, Roger 31,63 White, Charles 31,83 Wilkening, Ron 31,83 Zimmerman, Rodney 31 Francis, Karla 29 George, Pat 29 Peterson, Lidonna 30,58,60,64 FRESHMAN Adams, Alan 33,64 Albright, Ronald 32,33,64,77,83,88 Bain, Jack 33,59,63,71,94 Baker, Dennis 33 Bannister, Rich 33,71,64 Bender, Theresa 33,61,64,67 Benjamin, Deborah 33,62 Bingham, Barbara 33 Breunig, Doug 33,64,83 Brockman, Jacqueline 33,61 Browning, Robert 33 Bunch, Ron 33,93 Burkhart, Karla 32,33,59,77 Caquelin, Victoria 33,61 Casner, Ronnie 33 Cassell, Lee Cassity, Nancy 33 Cromwell, Randy 33,83 Cummins, Don 33,63 Cunz, Vicky 33,61,62 Curran, Richard 33,59,60,64,71,93 DeGroot, Richard 33,94 Dillon, Lari 33,83,88 Dolder, Fred 33,71 Doss, Lucille 33,58,60,66,73,74 English, Bob 33 Ewing, Bob 33 Fitzpatrick, Eileen 33,58,59,60,61,94 Ford, Dawn 33,59,60,66,73 Fought, Rodger 33,63,83,90,93 Fritsch, Sharon Gerlach, Deborah 33,62 Gordon, Roger 33,59,64 Grantham, John 33,58,60,61,93 Greenwood, Cindy 33,58,61,62,74 Greif, Doreen 33,61,64,73,74 Hageman, Pat 33 Hanesford, Brenda 33,61,66,74,75 Hardekopf, Doug 33,58 Harmon, Patricia 33 Hartman, John 33,59,64 Hebei, Rich 33,59,60,64,71 Hecathom, Gary 34,63,83,90,92,93 Hickman, Richard 34,83 Hubbard, Stanley 34,71 Huber, Gregory 34,64 Jensen, Gloria 34 Jensen, Pamela 34 Johnson, Betty 34,62,74 Johnson, Dallas 34,94 Johnson, Dale 34,58,63,83 Johnson, Gerald 32,34,64,83 Johnson, William 34 Kearney, Carl 34 Kiley, Frances 34,61,64,74 Kinzer, Julie 34,66,94 Krauspe, John 34,64,90,93 Larsen, Ronald 32,34,64,73,83,88,94 Larson, Arthur 34,58,63,64 Larson, Diane 34 Larson, Kent 34,66,83 Lauth, Bonnie 34,61,66,74,94 Lawyer, Kathy 34 Legner, Lindsay 32,34,64,77,83,93 Lehrkamp, Nancy 34,61,62 Lindner, Elizabeth 32,34,61,64,73,74 Lowber, LaDuane 34,61,66 Loyd, Delbert 34 Lozano, Virginia 34 Madsen, Kim 34,59,64 Mander, Cynthia 34,66,75,94 Marselus, Bonnie 34,61,64,73,74 McAllister, Joyce 34,58,66,74 McGava, Bob 34,63 McKee, Debra 32,34,66,74,75,77 McMaster, Richard 34,63 Meyer, Barbara 34,66,74 Miller, Gary 34,64,83 Morel, Dolores 34 Mum aw, Lynn 34,74 Myers, Arleen Nelson, Merlie 34,59 Neuhauser, Vickie 34,61,62 Newberry, Eddie 35,63 Park, Cecil Olson, Philip 35,64 Park, Lee 35,63 Pekoe, David 35 Peplinski, William 35,71 Peterson, Larry 35,58,63 Phelper, Handy 35,58,83,93 Phillips, Diane 35,60,66,74 Phillips, Joanne 35,61,66,74 Reiners, Monty 35 Riis, Harry Risk, Randy 35,58,60,88 Rosentreter, Cara 35,58,60 Rushing, John 35,83 Russell, Nora 35 Scheidecker, Dana 35,63,83 Schmidt, Gloria 35,59,74 Schwickerath, Mike 35 Shaddle, Dotty 35,59,64 Speake, Jim 35,83,88,93 Stacks, Sarah 35,66,68 Stallings, Charles 35,63,83 Stillwell, Charles 35 Terry, Carol 35,60,61,66,73 Terry, Patricia 74,66 Thompson, Linda 35,66 111 Turney, Christine 35,58,60,61,66,73 Tvrdik, Trudy 35,94 Vincent, April 35,61,66,74,94 Wagner, Roger 35 Wahl, Larry 35,66 Warren, Gary 35,63 Wasson, Judy 35,61,66,74 Weber, Karen 35,61,66,94 Werner, Patricia 35 Werner, Sandra 35,61,66,94 Wheeler, Bill 35 Wheeler, James 35 Wiley, Lawanda 35 Wilson, Barbara 35 Wood, Michael 32,35,64,70,73,83,90,9 Johnson, Arthur Eberle, Mike 90,93 DOWN BALL ON YARDS TO GO YARD LINE