Sandwich High School - Reflector Yearbook (Sandwich, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1967 volume:

1967 REFLECTOR Sandwich Community High School Sandwich, Illinois Table of Contents Administration 3- 10 Undergraduates 11- 24 Graduates 25- 46 Activities 47- 64 Organizations 65- 86 Sports 87- 102 Advertising 103- 112 Indian Chiefs” Republican Representative Charlotte Reid presents the first United States flag to be flown over the new school to Mr. Olivers. Mr. Robert Turney, Superintendent. Mr. Glenn Chivers, Principal. School Board at Dedication Ceremonies, L to R: Mr. William Legner, Mr. Frederick Lindner, Mr. Harry Krauspe Jr., Representative Reid, Mr. George Scheidecker, Mr. A. C. Otto, Mr. Gordon Barker, Mr. Maynard Ferden. Mr. Avery B.S. Western Illinois University. Mrs. Blowers B.S. Northeast Missouri State College, M.A. University of Missouri. The faculty has an important task to perform. They are responsible for educating the youth of today, the adults of tomorrow. Although this is not always an easy job, they manage to install knowledge into pliable minds. Aside from their regular classes many teachers sponsor other clubs and organizations. They also help organize field trips and parties for the students. Mr. Clark B.S. Northern Illinois University, M.S. Northern Illinois University. Miss Carr B.A. Tennessee Wesleyan. Mr. Coats B.A. Greenville College. Mr. Ehren B.S. Illinois State University, M.S. Northern Illinois University. Miss Harrod B.A. Knox College M.A. Northwestern University. Mr. Hughes B.S. Northwest Missouri College. Mr. Joranlien B.S. Northern Illinois University. Mrs. Kittelson B.A. Illinois College. Mr. Komatar B.A. Monmouth College. Mr. Millward B.A. North Central College. Mr. Nelson B.S. Illinois State University. Mr. Norling B.S. Northern Illinois University, M.S. Northern Illinois University. Mr. Petrusak B.A. Northwestern University, M.A.T. Northwestern University. Mr. Reid B.S. Illinois Wesleyan. Mrs. Ringel B.S. Illinois State University. Mr. Rosendahl B.S. North Central College, M.S. Northern Illinois University. Miss Ross B.S. Illinois State University. Mr. Rossok B.S. University of Illinois. Mr. Sampson B.S. Northern Illinois University, M.S. Northern Illinois University. Mr. Seymour B.S. Illinois State University, M.S. Illinois State University. Mr. Walsh B.A. Northern Illinois University. Mr. Wilson B.S. Illinois State University. Mrs. Wutzke B.A. Butler University, B.S. University of Illinois. Not Pictured: Mr. Graf B.S. University of Illinois. lUs like this folks, says Mr. Reid. L to R: Janitors Mr. Nelson Hill and Mr. Lester DeGroot help much with the maintenance of the school building. Miss Pat Hutter; the high school secretary. They Work— f Behind the Scenes Mrs. Pearl Troeger, the head cook for the school, plans a meal for the students. Mrs. Doris Buttles; secretary to the superintendent of schools. 9 y ' ’ i ' � „ '{JS Cooks, FRONT L to R: Mrs. Kay Wahl, Mrs. Gladys Wesson, Mrs. Jane Bollie. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Alice Hanson, Mrs. Pearl Troeger. Employees Help Students The cooks and bus drivers worked many hours to help the students of Sandwich High School. The meals were nourishing and appealing for the many hungry students at lunch time. The new kitchen was very helpful to the cooks in the preparation of the meals. The bus drivers also played a very important part in the functioning of the school by providing transportation for many people to and from school. Bus drivers, L to R: Mr. Don Ross, Rev. Lester Dean, Mr. George Hallstrom, Mr. Harrison Rogers, Mr. Dave Westbrook. Junior Class Officers, FRONT ROW L to R: Marlene Meyer, Secretary, Karen Updike, Vice President. SECOND ROW: Diane Bagg, Treasurer, Ken Tyrrell, President. A Tight Schedule Keeps Mike Breunig and Elaine Miller observe the processing of a laboratory experiment in chemistry. Juniors started their year by creating a float for the Homecoming Parade. Titled We'll Walk all Over Them, it placed second in the parade. Working in the concessions stand, selling mums, and selling candy helped to enlarge the treasury. Early in Spring the class held a Junior Carnival. Slumberland was its theme. As a close to Spring activities a Jr-Sr. Prom and banquet were held. 12 Gary Allen Lorna Anderson Diane Bagg Steve Batorson Larry' Bradham Ellen Brady Patricia Brand Mike Breunig Bill Brown Mary Byro Sheila Carlson Susan Casner Kay Cover Marty Covert Juniors Busy Junior Student Council Representatives, FRONT ROW L to R: Karen Updike, Pam Tallent. SECOND ROW: Royce Larson, Linda Hjort, Lewis Rex. Cindy Datschefski Gordon Dinsmoor Sharon Everett Linda Farthing Jim Francis Karla Francis Jon French Larry Frieders Tom Gowdy Mary Hanson Bob Hanson Rex Hardersen Carmen Henning Linda Hjort Debbie Hobart Phil Holbo Kathie Holdiman Joe Hough Jerry Jiles Terry King Royce Larson Peggy Lee Bill Lemke Lamar Lewis Dan Lindner Dorthy Logan Angelika Lopatta Janet Luther Susan Lynch Caryl Meade Marlene Meyer Alan Mickelson Bev Miller Elaine Miller 14 Gary Moss Susan Naylon Martha Niles Connie Paden Ray Pepple Lidonna Peterson Roger Peterson Sharon Reiners Lewis Rex Denny Risk Donna Rogers Sandy Rust Don Savage Mike Serby Mike Spidle Doug Stahl Chuck Stratton Chris Striegel Pam Tallent Don Taylor Delores Teal Donna Thompson Ken Tyrrell Cheri Underwood Karen Updike Garry Vermeland Steve Vermeland Tom Vikrey Roger Webber Charles White Ron Wilkening Not Pictured: Diane Hill, Vaughn Hudson, Don Schroeder, Mike Schoger, Marsha Vest. Sophs Eager for Uppercl Sophomore Class Officers, FRONT ROW L to R: Joyce McAllister, Secretary, Beth Lindner, Treasurer. SECOND ROW: Lindsay Legner, Vice President, Gary Miller, President. ass Years The Sophomore class represents the upperclassmen of tomorrow. Through the experiences and associations of their first two years they gradually emerge as capable members of society. They are looking forward with anticipation to the activities of their remaining years in school. To be a sophomore is to be busy. Only a few weeks after school resumed they began working whole-heartedly on their float, Plano's Last Stand. The Sophs worked at boosting their treasury by holding a car wash the afternoon of the Jr.-Sr. Prom. Sophomore Student Council Representatives, FRONT ROW L to R: Debbie McKee, Karla Burkhart. SECOND ROW: Doug Breunig, Gary Miller, Ron Larson. Adams, Alan Adams, Dwight Albright, Ron Amidej, Eddie Bain, Jack Baker, Dennis Bannister, Rich Bender, Theresa Benjamin, Debbie Bingham, Barbara Breunig, Doug Brockman, Jackie Browning, Bob Bunch, Ron Burkhart, Karla Caquelin, Vicki Casner, Ron Cassity, Nancy Cromwell, Randy Cummings, Don Cunz, Vicky Curran, Lynn DeGroot, Rich Dillon, Lari Doss, Lucille Eberle, Mike Enyart, Dave Fitzpatrick, Eileen Ford, Dawn Fought, Rodger Fritsch, Sharon Gerlach, Debbie Gordon, Roger Grantham, John 17 Greenwood, Cindy Greif, Doreen Hagman, Pat Hardekoph, Doug Harmon, Pat Hartman, John Hebei, Rich Hecathorn, Gary Hubbard, Stan Huber, Greg Jensen, Gloria Jensen, Pam Johnson, Art Johnson, Bill Johnson, Dale Johnson, Dallas Johnson, Gerald Kearney, Carl Kiley, Fran Krauspe, John Larsen, Ron Larson, Art Larson, Diana Larson, Kent Lauth, Bonnie Lawyer, Kathy Legner, Lindsay 18 Lehrkamp, Nancy Lindner, Beth Loyd, Delbert Madsen, Kim Mandcr, Cynthia Marselus, Bonnie McAllister, Joyce McKee, Debbie Merchant, Joe Meyer, Barb Miller, Gary Morel, Dolores Mum aw, Lynn Myers, Arleen Nelson, Merlie Neuhauser, Vickie Olson, Philip Pekoe, David Peplinski, Bill Peterson, Larry Phelper, Handy Phillips, Dianne Phillips, Joanne Reiners, Monty Risk, Randy Rosentreter, Cara Rushing, John Russell, Nora Scheidecker, Dana Schmidt, Gloria Schwickerath, Mike Shaddle, Dotty Speake, Jim Stacks, Sarah 19 Charles Stalling Carol Terry Pat Terry Linda Thompson Christine Turney Trudy Tvrdik Aprill Vincent Larry Wahl Gary Warren Lee Warren Judy Wasson Karen Weber Pat Werner Sandy Werner Bill Wheeler Jim Wheeler Lawanda Wiley Barb Wilson Mike Wood Not Pictured: Fred Dolder, Bob Ewing, Rick Arnett, Betty Johnson, Virginia Lozano, Bob McGava, Stephanie Morrison, Gary Pauley. Sophomore Cindy Greenwood juggles geometry problems. Freshman Student Council Members, L to R: Beth Hjort, Susan Lindner, Alan Eade, Terry Youssi, Rick Avery Freshmen Start School Twice The newcomers to Sandwich High School became freshmen all over again when the students moved to the new high school building on Lions Road. Freshman activities included gathering boxes for the homecoming bonfire and constructing a float for the Homecoming Parade. Charlotte Allen Cecilia Anderson Don Antich John Antich Deanna Austill Rick Avery Ken Bagg Jim Bales Mike Balias Gary Benson Norma Beverage Jim Bickford 21 Freshman Class Officers, FRONT ROW L to R: Rick Avery, Vice President, Karen Hanson, Secretary. SECOND ROW: Lee Klotz, President, Ken Wehling, Treasurer. Carol Bolin Larry Brady Gary Caquelin Betty Clark Jockie Craven Janet Diem Alan Eade Evelyn Ecklund Richard Ellis Arnold Everett Gayle Ewing Richard Ewing Joanne Farthing Gary Fatland Jim Figgins Ivan Fitzpatrick Pat Flynn Virginia Francis Gary French Larry French Bemie Frieders Chuck Frieders 22 Merle Fritsch Irene Garcia Melody Halstrom Dave Hanson Karen Hanson Judy Hardway William Heffley Tom Holbe Rich Holdiman Christine Holmer Beta Hjort Dianne Johnson Jackie Johnson Ron Keenan Roger Kerr Bill King Donetta King Lee Klotz John Koempel Steve Krafft Karen Larson Margaret Larson Mary Larson Joe Latham Don Lawyer Susan Lindner Richard Lockman Wolfgang Lopatta Brenda Loyd Jim Lynch Dave Means Dan Meyer Albert Miller Roxanne Miller 23 24 Debbie Nolte Debbie Paden Linda Parry Bruce Peterson Aaron Prestegaard Karen Rausch Elaine Redden Shirley Riss Bonnie Rosenberger Bob Rosenberger Mike Ross Peggy Sams Suzanne Seifried Jim Seitzinger Eddie Shaddle Brenda Shaffer Patty Shook Stan Siqrist Penny Silver Kathy Sprowles Don Sudsberry John Tallent Kathy Terry Rhonda Tice Peggy Tyrrell Ken W eh ling Bill Werner Judy Whitlatch Cindy Wiley Gail Winslow Not Pictured: Patty Allen Diane Gillis Debbie Sarks Jeff Smith David Russell Jackie Wahl Terry Youssi GRAD UA TES Rocio Fernandez, A.F.S. student from Costa Rica, spent her year in America at the home of the Willis Flynns. She had one sister, Tari, a senior and an older brother Mike. She played Mrs. Rollins in the Senior Play, participated in G.A.A., Student Council, and panel discussions. Speech, home economics, typing, and English kept her busy studying. The senior class feels very lucky to have had Rocky with them and therefore dedicates this page to Rocky so she might remember Sandwich High School a little better. Rocky enjoys seeing many friends between her classes. Senior Class Officers, FRONT ROW L to R: Sharon Meade, Vice-President, Sharon Rushing, Secretary. SECOND ROW: Geof Gengenbacher, President, Tom Felstead, Treasurer. The Senior Class started the year with a first place float We'll Gobble ’Em Up” and a successful Homecoming Dance. Sports teams. Student Council and other clubs were benefited by having Seniors as their members. In February they moved into the new school where they had access to many new facilities . State Fair, their class play, was enjoyed by all and helped pay graduation expenses . Baccalaureate and Senior Class Day neared the end of their high school activities. The class of 1967 was the first class to graduate from the new Sandwich High School and we wish them all success. A Year To Remember Senior Student Council Members, FRONT ROW L to R: Harry Krauspe, Laura Hough, Tari Flynn, Laurnel Henry. SECOND ROW: Sharon Meade, Rocio Fernandez, Laura Johnson. Tom Spanish Club 3,4; Vice-President 4; FTA 1,2,3,4; Sandscript 4; Reflector 4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; A Cappella Choir 4; Bowling League 3; Junior Class Play 3; Musical 3; Speech Contest 3,4. JERALD LARSON Chopper Latin Club 1,2, President 2; Varsity Club 3,4; FFA 1,2,3,4, President 4; National Honor Society 2,3,4, President 4; Student Council 2,3; Class Vice-President 1,2; Basketball 1,2; Football 2,3,4; Prom Court 3,4; Homecoming Court 4. GAA 3,4; FHA 1,2,3,4; VICA 4; Class Secretary 3; Cheerleader 3,4; Junior Class Play; Homecoming Court 3,4; Prom Court 3,4. VIRGINIA KRAPAUSKY Ging Latin Club 1; GAA 1,2,3; FTA 3,4; VICA 3; Chorus 3; Class Secretary 1,2; Cheerleader 1; Colorguard 2; Senior Class Play; Homecoming Court 4. KATHRYN JOHNSON G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Historian 4; F.T. A. 3,4; Spanish Club 2,4. f Laura Mae's Gang WILLIAM MEYER Bill Varsity Club 3,4; Baseball 2; Basketball 1,2; Track 1,3,4; Cross Country 3,4; Junior Class Play; Senior Class Play; Speech Contest 3,4. STEPHEN WENDORF Dorf German Club 3,4, Vice-President 4; Varsity Club 3,4; Rifle Club 1; FFA 2,3; Sandscript 4; Reflector 4; Debate 3; Chorus 2,3,4, A Cappella Choir 4; Basketball 3,4; Track 1,3,4; Cross Country 4; Librarian 4; Senior Class Play; Musical 2; Speech Contest 4. THOMAS ANDERSON Tom FFA 1,2,3,4; Reporter 3, Vice-President 4; Band 1,2,3,4, Pep Band 1,2,3,4, Dance Band 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Musical 2,3; Librarian 1,2; Chorus 4, A Cappella Choir 4, Senior Octet. 29 GARY HARDERSEN Ralph FFA 1,2,3,4; Vice-President 3. MARY JO MILLER Jo Latin Club 1,2; Bowling League 2,3,4; Colorguard 3,4. The Swift Ones GREGORY BARES The Bear German Club 4; Varsity Club 1,2,3,4; Sandscript 2,3,4; Reflector 2; Chorus 4, A Cappella Choir 4; Baseball 1,2; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Most Valuable Player 4; Track 1,2; Football 1,2,3,4, All-conference Tackle 4; Most Athletic Senior Boy; Junior Class Play. TARI FLYNN Latin Club 1; GAA 1,2,3,4, President 3,4; FTA 3,4; Reflector 1,2; Chorus 1,4; A Cappella Choir 4; Student Council 3,4, Treasurer 4; Cheerleader 2,3,4; Colorguard 1,2; Girl's State 3; Junior Class Play; Senior Class Play; Homecoming Court 3,4; Prom Queen 3,4; Best All Around Senior Girl. ARNIE CASS Rifle Club 1,2,3. VICKIE TROUT Vic Latin Club 1; GAA 1,2,3; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Colorguard 1,2,3,4. GERALD FRENCH M Jay German Club 4; Varsity Club 2,3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; Basketball 2; Track 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4. GREGORY GENGENBACHER Greg VIC A 3,4; Bowling League 1,2,3,4; Baseball 4; Basketball 1,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4, Pep Band 3,4. ELIZABETH LATHAM Liz Latin Club 1; German Club 4; GAA 1,2,3,4; FHA 4; Chorus 4, A Cappella Choir 4; Senior Octet; Band 1,2,3,4; Musical 3. 32 . HARRY KRAUSPE Duke Latin Club 1,2; Varsity Club 2,3,4; Chorus 1; Bowling League 4; Student Council 4; Baseball 2,3; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2, 3,4; Homecoming Court 4. GARY LEMKE Gardinia VICA 3,4, Treasurer 4; Track 4; Band 1,2,3,4. The Jet Set HER KEN SCHMIDT LINDA WEBBER Flebbs F. H.A. 1,2,3,4; Secretary 4; G. A.A. 1,2,3,4; Vice-President; Librarian 1; Latin Club 1; F.T.A. 3,4. WILLIAM ENYART Bill Latin Club 1,2; Football 1,2,3,4; Track 2,3; Wrestling 4; F.T.A. 4. 33 Spanish Club 2,3; Rifle Club 1; VICA 4. THOMAS KEATON Tom Latin Club 1,2; German Club 3; Varsity Club 3,4; VICA 4; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Track 1,2, 3,4; Cross Country 3,4; Librarian 1,2,3; Boy's State; Speech Contest 3; Most Likely To Succeed Senior Boy; Valedictorian. ROBERT NEAL Bob Spanish Club 3,4; Varsity Club 4; Reflector 3,4, Co-editor 4; Chorus 4; Basketball 1,2,3; Most Casual Senior Boy. THEODORA FRITSCH Ted Spanish Club 2,3; Football 3,4; Track 1,2; Baseball 2. LAURA HOUGH Houghie Latin Club 1, President 1; Spanish Club 2,3,4, Secretary 2, Vice-President 3, President 4; GAA 1; National Honor Society 2,3,4, Secretary 4; Student Council 1,2,4; Band 1,2,3,4, Secretary 2,3; Junior Class Play; Speech Contest 4; Prom Court 3,4; Most Casual Senior Girl; D.A. R. Award; Citizenship Award. --And the Papa Bear Said to the Mama Bear-- JOHN MIDDLETON FFA 1,2,3,4, Sentinel 3; Band 1,2. WILLIAM BABBITT Bill Bowling 3,4; German Club 3,4; Rifle Club 3,4; Junior Class Play; Football 1,2,3; Track 1,2,3; Wrestling 3,4. CANDIS LARSON Candy GAA 1; FHA 1,2,3; Chorus 1. JOHN NELSON Big John Latin Club 1; Varsity Club 2,3,4; Basketball 2,3; Track 2,3,4; Football 1,4; Junior Class Play; Home-coming Court 4. JAMES THOMPSON Scooter FFA 2,3; VICA 3,4; Chorus 4. SYLVIA WINSLOW FHA 1,2,3,4. 35 GEOFFREY CENGENBACHER Geof Latin Club 1,2, President 1; German Club 3,4, President 4; Varsity Club 2,3,4; Reflector 3,4, Business Manager 4; Bowling League 1; National Honor Society 2,3,4, Vice-President 4; Class President 1,2,3,4; Baseball 2; Basketball 1,2,3,4, Free Throw Award 3, Co-captain 4; Track 2; Cross Country 4; Band 1,2,3,4, Dance Band 1,2,3,4, Pep Band 1; Band President 4; Prom Court 3,4; Most Dependable Senior Boy. Erkie German Club 4; Varsity Club 3,4; Chorus 1,4, A Cappella Choir 4; Baseball 3; Basketball 1,2,4; Track 1,2; Football 1,2,3,4; Most Humorous Senior Boy. CHARLES ALLISON Chuck Bowling League 2,3,4; Track 2. Senior Sounds of Sandwich EDWARD CUMMINGS Don Latin Club 1; Varsity Club 2,3,4; Rifle Club 1,2,3; Bowling League 2,3,4, President 4; Baseball 3; Track 2,3; Football 2,3,4. THOMAS FATLAND Tom F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Treasurer 3,4; VICA 4. LAURA JOHNSON GERALD PETERSON Pete Baseball 2; Basketball 2,3,4. Boz Latin Club 1,2; German Club 3, Vice-President 3; AFS 1,3,4, Vice-President 3, President 4; GAA 1,2,3,4; Reflector 1,2,3,4, Assistant Editor 3, Co-editor 4; Chorus 2; Girl's Chorus 1,2, Triple Trio 1, Octet 2; Student Council 1,4, Corresponding Secretary 4; Band 1,2,3,4, Drum Majorette 3,4, Musical 2; Senior Girl Most Likely To Succeed. 37 CHARLES FISH Chuck Rifle Club 1,2; VIC A 4; Bowling League 1,2. NANCY WALSETH Nanny Walnut Latin Club 1. RONALD CUNZ Ron Latin Club 2, Treasurer 2; Varsity Club 3,4; VIC A 3,4; Bowling League 1,2,3,4; Baseball 3; Basketball 2,3; Track 1; Football 4. LONNIE ROGERS Boz Varsity Club 2,3,4; Baseball 2; Basketball 1,2,3,4, Co-captain 4; Track 1,2; Cross Country 3,4; Pep Band 2,3, Band 1,2,3,4, Vice-President 4. SHARON MEADE GAA 1,2,3,4; FHA 3,4; Chorus 3,4; Senior Octet, A Cappella Choir; Student Council 1,2,3,4, Secretary 4; Class Vice-President 4; Cheerleader 1,2,4; Senior Class Play; Prom Court 3,4; Homecoming Court 4. 38 TOM FELSTEAD Tom The Bomb Varsity Club 3,4, Vice-President; Class Treasurer 3,4; Basketball 1,2; Track 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2, 3,4; Junior Class Play; Prom King 3,4; Homecoming Court 4; Best All Around Senior Boy. So That's How You Do It! STEVEN REINERS Steve Football 1,2,4; Basketball 3; Baseball 3; Track 1,2; Bowling League 3. SHERRY GREENE DENNIS FOSS Football 3,4. Sherry G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Treasurer 2; Vice-President Recreation 3; Vice-President Publicity 4; Cheerleader 2,3. 40 DENNIS MOSS KAREN SHOOK F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Track 4. STEPHEN GUYER Wonder Varsity Club 2,3,4, President 4; VICA4; Basketball lj Track 1,2,3; Football 2,3,4; Wrestling 3; Junior Class Play; Homecoming Court 4; Prom Court 3,4. LARRY ALLEN F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Historian 3; Vice-President Recreation 4; Spanish Club 2. SHARON RUSHING Mrs. Wonder Latin Club 1, Secretary 1; GAA 1,2,3,4; FHA 3,4, Vice-President 4; Class Secretary 4; Librarian 1; Band 1,2; Prom Court 3,4; Homecoming Court 4. IRIS BANNISTER n jn Latin Club 1; German 3,4, Secretary 4; AFS 4, Secretary 4; GAA 1,2,3,4; Chorus 4; Senior Octet 1. REX ROGERS Varsity Club 4; FFA 1,3; VICA 4; Football 4. ROBERT FERRIS RICHARD KOEMPEL Rich Latin Club 1,4; Spanish Club 2,3; Bowling 2,3; Basketball 1,2; Baseball 2; Band 1,2,3,4; Dance Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4. JANE DARFLER Liz GAA 1,2,3,4; FHA 1; Chorus 4; Senior Class Play; Most Athletic Senior Girl; Best All Around Senior Girl. Bob Spanish Club 2,3; Parliamentarian 3; Latin Club 1; Varsity Club 3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Cross Country 3,4; Pit Band, Musical 2,3. 42 WILLIAM SCHEIDECKER Bill F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Varsity Club 3,4; Wrestling 3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; Basketball 2. ELIZABETH MILLER Beth German Club 3,4; AFS 4; GAA 3,4; Chorus 4. RONALD BLUE Ron Bowling League 2. RUSSELL ELLIS Russ JUDY JOHNSON FHA 1,2,3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4; Chorus 4, A Cappella Choir 4, Senior Octet; Senior Class Play. 43 D.O. 3; VICA 4. JEAN YOGA Sandwich High, Your Morty” Latin Club 1, Secretary 1; GAA 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 3,4; D.O. 3; VIC A 4 , Secretary 4; Student Council 3; Class Treasurer 1,2; Cheerleader 2; Band 1,2; Junior Class Play. ROBERT FRIEDERS Bob FFA 3,4, Secretary 3. LAURNEL HENRY Henry F.T.A. 2,3,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; D.O. 3; VIC A 4, President 4; Latin Club 1; Treasurer 2; Junior Class Play; Musical 3, Band; Colorguard 2. MARY BOWMAN Chorus 4; A Cappella Choir 4. I ESTER PETERSON Chester Latin Club 1; Spanish Club 2,3; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4. MARVIN KEARNEY Bud German Club 4; Varsity Club 3,4; Baseball 1,2,3; Track 2; Football 2,3,4; Junior Class Play. KEN MILLER Benny German Club 3,4; Treasurer 4; Varsity Club 2,3,4; Secretary-Treasurer 4; Basketball 1,2; Baseball 2; Football 1,2,3,4; Co-Captain 4; Homecoming Court 3,4 King 4; Prom Court 3,4; Student Council 3; Class Vice-President 3. VERONICA OLESON Ole Latin Club 1; Spanish Club 2,3,4; G.A.A. 1; F.FLA. 1,2,3,4. Seniors in Action The pictures on this page show seniors in activities made available by our administration . All students should achieve or accomplish something while in school, so we have provided this page to give recognition to those seniors who have earned their awards through their work and actions. Awards Valedictorian Salutatorian Free Press Award Citizenship Award Arian Award John Philip Sousa Best All-Around Girl Best All-Around Boy DAR VICA Industrial Arts Math Award Science Award American Chemical Society Award Tom Keaton Geof Gengenbacher Tom Keaton Laura Hough Bob Ferris Gary Lemeke Jane Darfler Bill Scheidecker Laura Hough Laumel Henry Lonnie Rogers Tom Keaton Tom Keaton Geof Gengenbacher 46 ACTIVITIES Senior Class took 1st place for the third year in a row in the float competition with the theme Gobble 'em Up . On October 22 the sun and wind provided a good atmosphere for the Homecoming Parade, which consisted of numerous floats and five bands. Additional variety was added to the parade by the many gaily decorated bicycles and horseback riders. The cheerleaders added a flavor of enthusiasm to the parade while the Homecoming Court added beauty and charm . The sight of the coaching staff added reassurance of a victory over Plano. Juniors were awarded 2nd place for their float with the theme We'll Walk All Over Them . Homecoming Features The Sophomore Class won 3rd place float award with the theme Plano's Last Stand Festive Floats Although it was their first year for constructing a float, the freshmen worked hard and received 4th place honors with the theme First Satellite in Orbit . The Spanish Club was awarded 1st place for the third year with its float, titled We're Serv'in Reapers A la mode . That Wonderful Year proved to be a very successful theme for this year's Homecoming activities. The huge bonfire, which was lit by Pat Flynn, brought the 1966 Homecoming to a blazing start. Ralph Wallis, a 1963 graduate of Sandwich High School, gave an inspiring talk to the crowd. Student Council President Royce Larson, then announced Tari Flynn as Queen and Ken Miller as King of the Homecoming. Our smashing victory over Plano on Saturday afternoon put all in a gay mood for the dance which began at 8:30 p.m. That Wonderful Ron Cunz (33) determinedly makes another touchdown. Homecoming Court 1966 L to R: Linda Rumphrey, Jerry Larson, Sharon Rushing, Steve Guyer, Pam Tallent, Ken Miller, Tari Flynn, Harry Krauspe, Sharon Meade, John Nelson, Virginia Krapausky, and Tom Felstead. Homecoming, ”1966” Couples enjoyed dancing to the music of Lew Harker's band at the Junior Carnival. Queen, King Added to Carnival; Sorry, we're full up! says jailer Ron W ilkening. Shave the balloon??--One nick and it's gone. Singer Karen Carr entertains with a folk song, Tijuana Jail . Clowns Bob Ferris and Bill Babbitt take their cue from straight-man Bill Enyart, the variety show announcer. Variety Show Discovers Talent Along with the usual festivities of the Junior Carnival, a King and Queen were chosen this year for the Carnival Dance. The cost of the election was a penny a vote for the King and Queen candidate. The Queen was Lorna Anderson and the King was Lindsay Legner. Runners-up were Cindy Mander and Jay French, Penny Silver and Royce Larson, and Sharon Rushing and John Antich. Included in this years Variety Show were singing groups, bands, and comedy acts. The audience was entertained between acts by the show's funnymen, Bob Ferris and Bill Babbitt, along with Bill Enyart as the announcer. Crowd at the Variety Show still dotted with confetti from the carnival enjoys a comedy act. Barker (Bill Babbitt) is balling out Wayne (Bill Enyart) for winning all his prizes just when Emily comes to Wayne's rescue. Wayne (Bill Enyart) is trying to explain to Eleanor (Tari Flynn) why he is with Emily (Sharon Meade). The Frake family was well represented by members of the Senior Class as they performed the play State Fair . The setting was the fair grounds and all the excitement of a possible grand-sweepstakes family winner. The wonderful, warm Frake family wins the sweepstakes and all rejoice with them over thier victory . With the winning of the sweepstake the Frake family is happy again. Eleanor is pleased with Wayne's decision to be himself so she kisses him. State Fair cast L to R: Pat Lynch, Larry Allen, Judy Johnson, Bob Ferris, Kathy Johnson, Sharon Meade, Tari Flynn, Bill Enyart, Virginia Krapausky, Steve Wendorf, Jane Darfler, Bill Babbitt, Rocio Fernandez, Bill Meyer. Not Pictured: Laurnel Henry. Seniors Present . . . State Fair The Storekeeper Melissa Frake . Abel Frake . . . Margy Frake . . Wayne Frake . . Harry Ware . . Eleanor . . . . Emily........... Pat Gelbert . . . Mrs. Rollins . . The Barker . . . CAST the local philosopher...... Mother..................... Father..................... their twenty year old daughter their eighteen year old son. . Margy's fiance............. Wayne's girl friend........ the girl at the Fair....... newspaper reporter......... last year's pickle champion . hoopla stand proprietor . . . Bill Meyer Jane Darfler Steve Wendorf Laurnel Henry Judy Johnson Bill Enyart Larry Allen .Tari Flynn Kathy Johnson Virginia Krapausky Sharon Meade Bob Ferris Rocio Fernandez Bill Babbitt 55 Rev. Harper, Steve Batorson: Well, it's a new experience for me to wait up until three o'clock in the morning for my daughter to be brought home. Touch of Arsenic Spices CAST Abby Brewster.........Ellen Brady Rev. Harper........... Steve Batorson Teddy Brewster .... Phil Holbo Officer Brophy........Ray Pepple Officer Klein ........Mike Serby Martha Brewster .... Cindy Datschefski Elaine Harper.........Pam Tallent Mortimer Brewster . . . Royce Larson Mr. Gibbs.............Garry Vermeland Jonathan Brewster . . . Ron Wilkening Dr. Einstein..........Jim Francis Officer O'Hara .... Lewis Rex Lieutenant Rooney ... Joe Hough Mrs. Witherspoon . . . Bev Miller Officer O'Hara, Lewis Rex: Yeah. My mother was an actress, a stage actress. Perhaps you heard of her: Peaches Latour. As the curtain rises one sees the living room of the Brewster home in Brooklyn, New York. It is just as Victorian as the two sisters, Abby and Martha, who occupy the house with their brother, Teddy, who thinks he's Teddy Roosevelt. The two ladies permanently retire despondent old men by serving them wine laced with arsenic. The story begins as Abby and Martha are talking to Dr. Harper about the committment of Teddy to Happy Dale Sanitarium. Eventually Mortimer and Elaine find out about the plot, but only after many exciting and sometimes funny events occur. Mortimer, Royce Larson: Married? Elaine, Pam Tallent: Have you forgotten that not fifteen minutes ago you proposed to me? Junior Class Play Mortimer, Royce Larson: A word's about all you'll have time for, Jonathan, because I've decided you and your Doctor friend are going to have to get out of this house just as quickly as possible. 57 � 1 fttfHsi Prom Court, Juniors L to R: Cindy Datschefski, Mike Breunig, Susan Naylon, Dan Lindner, Shelia Carlson, Royce Larson, Karen Updike, Ron Wilkening. Seniors: Geof Gengenbacher, Sharon Meade, Steve Guyer, Sharon Rushing, Ken Miller, Laura Hough, Jerry Larson, Linda Pumphrey. Retiring King and Queen: Tom Felstead, Tari Flynn. King and Queen: Ken Tyrrell, Lorna Anderson. Crown Bearers: Kyle Conelly, Traci Olson. A Night of Moonlight, Roses To begin the evening of May 6, 1967, the Junior-Senior Banquet was held. After having a fine meal, Phil Holbo, the master of ceremonies, introduced the program for the evening. A Junior sextet, made up of Diane Bagg, Elaine Miller, Sharon Everett, Diane Hill, Dolores Teal, and Kathy Holdiman sang the song Moonlight and Roses . Following was a Senior octet made up of Iris Bannister, Tom Dean, Judy Johnson, Tom Anderson, Liz Latham, Steve Wendorf, Sharon Meade, and Bill Babbitt who sang 'The Sweetheart Tree . Along with the song Diane Bagg read her Letter from Mama and a guidance speech was given by Mr. Chris Nelson. The theme Moonlight and Roses was well represented at the Prom by eight rose bushes that guided the path to the throne. The coronation was led by crown bearers, Traci Olson and Kyle Conelly, followed by the Senior and then Junior members of the court. Ken Tyrrell and Lorna Anderson were crowned by King and Queen of the 1967 Prom by Tom Felstead and Tari Flynn. 58 Junior Class President Ken Tyrrell receives the Key of Leadership from Senior Class President Geof Gengen-bacher. Phil Holbo, Master of Ceremonies, sits at the gaily decorated banquet table after having introduced Mr. Cris Nelson, who gave an enjoyable guidance speech. Diane Bagg reads her Letter from Mama at the Jr.-Sr. Banquet. Crown bearers Traci Oleson and Kyle Conelly proceed down the aisle of rose bushes to the throne. Incoming Queen Loma Anderson and Ken Tyrrell begin the traditional dancing following the coronation. Queen Tari Flynn and King Tom Felstead make their final entrance as they walk toward the throne. n Couples enjoyed dancing to the music of the Lew Harkin Band at the Prom. They also enjoyed the refreshments provided for them by the Junior Class. Highlights—Prom, 1967 61 Karen Updike and Mike Serby talk quietly after finishing their banquet dinner. The awaiting graduates of 1967. I st from New School President of tire class, Geof Gengenbacher, gives the welcoming speech at the first graduation in the new high school. Mr. Glynn Chivers, principal, presents the class of 1967 to tire School Board. The band plays the Processional and Recessional songs for graduation exercises. Left: The class of 1967 bring back many memories of their good old high school days. After graduation, Bob Frieders and Ken Miller admire Mary Bowman's diploma. The evening of June 2 was an exciting one for the Senior Class of the Sandwich Community High School for on that night they graduated . About 8:00 the halls were filled with chatter as the graduates made last minute adjustments before the processional began. When all were in the gym it was quiet, the graduates listened to speeches and put thought into what was being said . At this time they realized that high school was past and they would never be in that environment again. Left: Pat Lynch, Laurnel Henry and Pat Day compare and examine each otiler's diplomas. ORGANIZA TIONS A.F.S., FRONT ROW L to R: Doreen Grief, Treasurer, Laura Johnson, President, Connie Paden Vice President, Iris Bannister, Secretary. SECOND ROW: Mr. Kenneth Ehren, Advisor, Rocio Fernandez, Ellen Brady, Beth Miller, Karen Updike, Jackie Brockman. A.F.S. Promotes Friendship Rocky: Quepasa?? The objectives of A.F.S. are threefold. The first is to bring a foreign student to Sandwich High School for a year's study. They also try to send a student from Sandwich abroad for a summer or year study. Finally, they attempt to raise funds to help finance students who receive the A.F.S. scholarships. Among their fund raising projects are dress-up day, old clothes day and crazy day. They also sponsored an A.F.S. panel discussion assembly, with students from seven different countries . Our foreign exchange student this year was Rocio Fernandez from Costra Rica. She lived with Mr. and Mrs. Willis Flynn and their daughter, Tari. Applications for one of our students to go abroad were sent in by Ellen Brady and Karen Updike. 66 Band Officers, FRONT ROW L to R: Geof Gengenbacher, President, Meriie Nelson, Sophomore Representative, Dawn Ford, Treasurer. SECOND ROW: David Hanson, Freshman Representative, Lee Klotz, Freshman Representative, Lynn Curran, Assistant Manager, Tom Anderson, Senior Representative, Lonnie Rogers, Vice President, Jon French, Junior Representative, Gary Lemke, Manager, Susan Naylon, Secretary, Mr. Paul Rossok, Director. Majorettes, FRONT ROW L to R: Aprill Vincent, Eileen Fitzpatrick. SECOND ROW: Kathie Holdiman, Cindy Greenwood. THIRD ROW: Joanne Phillips, Dawn Ford. FOURTH ROW: Carol Terry, Lucille Doss, Dianne Phillips. Band Raises Money . . . Color Guard, FRONT ROW L to R: Vickie Trout, Deanna Austill, Mary Jo Miller. SECOND ROW: Roxanne Miller, Jackie Craven, Fran Kiley, Susan Lynch. THIRD ROW: Kay Cover, Diane Moore, Jackie Johnson, Bonnie Lauth, Mary Hanson, Sharon Everett. Dance Band, FRONT ROW L to R: Laura Hough, David Hanson, Donna Rogers, Eileen Fitzpatrick, Ron Larsen, Susan Naylon. SECOND ROW: John Grantham, Randy Risk, Bob Ferris, Phil Holbo, Dan Lindner, Geof Gen-genbacher, Tom Anderson. THIRD ROW: Rich Koempel, Mr. Paul Rossok, Terry King, Kathie Holdiman, Cindy Greenwood, Christine Turney. . . . for Trip in 68 FRONT ROW L to R: Art Larson, Dawn Ford, Merlie Nelson. SECOND ROW: Christine Turney, Cara Rosentreter, Cindy Greenwood Elaine Miller, Susan Naylon, Jon French. THIRD ROW: Susan Lindner, Susan Seifried, Liz Latham, Joyce McAllister, Karla Francis Li donna Peterson, Donna Rogers, Kathie Holidman, Eileen Fitzpatrick, Rich Holdiman. FOURTH ROW: Lewis Rex, Lee Klotz, Phil Holbl, John Grantham, Randy Risk, Doug Breunig, Larry Wahl, Larry Brady, Ray Pepple. FIFTH ROW: Larry Peterson, Dale Johnson, Doug Hardekoph, Bob Ferris, Martin Covert, Mr. Paul Rossok, Director, Lucille Doss Rich Koempel, John Koempel. Pep Band, FRONT ROW L to R: Terry King, Larry Wahl, Bob Ferris, Tom Anderson, Bruce Peterson, Lynn Curran. SECOND ROW: Dottie Shaddle, Susan Naylon, Kathie Holdiman, Lidonna Peterson, Donna Rogers, Christine Turney, Cara Rosentreter, Susan Lindner. THIRD ROW: John Koempel, Cindy Wiley, Margaret Larson, Debbie Paden, Doug Stahl, Elaine Miller, Esther Peterson, Dawn Ford, Rich Koempel. Sandwich High School Band has spent one of its busiest years in concerts and contests. Band members concentrated on fund-raising activities. Money earned will pay for a trip in the summer of 1968. During the year some students played in two area music festivals at Yorkville and Sandwich. FRONT ROW L to R: Margaret Larson, Esther Peterson, Laura Hough. SECOND ROW: Lonnie Rogers, Denny Risk, Dottie Shaddle, Gloria Schmidt, Cindy Wiley, Karla Burkhart, Doug Stahl. THIRD ROW: Jim Seitzinger, Ron Larsen, Aprill Vincent, Joanne Phillips, Laura Johnson, Virginia Francis, Donetta King, Debbie Paden, Jackie Wahl, Betty Clark. FOURTH ROW: Dianne Phillips, Bill King, Lynn Curran, Tom Gowdy, Roger Gordon, Alan Adams, Bruce Peterson, Gary Lemke, John Hartman, Geof Gengenbacher, Tom Anderson, Dan Lindner. 2™ : FRONT ROW L to R: Cindy Wiley, Judy Johnson, Penny Silver, Cara Rosentratcr, Sharon Everett, Joyce McAllister, Angelika Lopatta, Ed Shaddle, Mike Ross. SECOND ROW: Elaine Redden, Karla Burkhart. Brenda Schaffer, Judy Wasson, Diane Hill, Peggy Tyrrell, Brenda Loyd, Bemie Frieders, Ted Fritsch. THIRD ROW- Mary Larson, Susan Lindner, Cheri Underwood, Theresa Bender, Charlotte Allen, Beth Lindner, Liz Latham, Chuck Frciders John Krauspe. Accompanists, FRONT ROW L to R: Cindy Wiley, Christine Turney. SECOND ROW: Karla Burkhart. Chorus Expands This year the chorus began with only thirteen members but had grown to about eighty-five by the end of the first semester. During the year the choirs attended contest and presented concerts . Vocal trio who received a superior at state contest, L to R: Eileen Fitzpatrick, Cindy Wiley, Susan Lindner, Mr. Wayne Joranlien, director. FRONT ROW L to R: Mike Eberle, Ron Larsen, Vickie Newberry, Susan Lynch, Aprill Vincent, Jackie Craven, Sherry Greene, Eileen Fitzpactrick, Linda Thompson. SECOND ROW: Bill Enyart, David Hanson, Kathy Terry, Gloria Schmidt, Carol Bohn, Diane Moore. THIRD ROW: Tom Gowdy, Tom Anderson, Ellen Brady, Diane Bagg, Kathy Johnson, Mary Bowman, Bonnie Marcellus, Christine Turney, Cindy Greenwood. FOURTH ROW: Bob Neal, Steve Wen-dorf, Kevin Peterson, Iris Bannister, Debbie Nolte, Dolores Teal, Linda Webber, Tari Flynn, Rocio Fernandez, Cindy Mander. Membership to Eighty-Five A Cappella Choir, FRONT ROW L to R: Eileen Fitzpatrick, Sharon Everett, Kathy Holdiman, Cara Rosentrater, Karla Burkhart, Penny Silver, Judy Johnson, Kathy Terry, Cindy Wiley. SECOND ROW: Diane Bagg, Christine Turney, Cindy Greenwood, Susan Lindner, Brenda Loyd, Tari Flynn, Sharon Meade, Mary Bowman, Judy Wasson. THIRD ROW: Liz Latham, Greg Bares, Bill Babbitt, Bernie Frieders, Mike Ross, Mary Larson, Diane Hill, Patty Terry. FOURTH ROW: John Koepel, Steve Wendorf, Eric Prestegaard, Tom Anderson, Mr. Wayne Jornalien, Director, Tom Dean, David Hanson, John Krauspe, Mike Eberle. Varsity Cheerleaders, FRONT ROW L to R: Pam Tallent, Tari Flynn. SECOND ROW: Sharon Meade, Captain, Caryl Meade, Sheila Carlson. Cheerleaders Show Enthusiasm Last July cheerleaders Sharon, Tari, Sheila, Pam, and Caryl went to a cheerleading camp in Williamsbay, Wisconsin. They learned new cheers, worked on making motions distinct, and working as a team. These exercises were carried out throughout the year during the weekly practices. All of the girls helped in preparing decorations for the annual athletic banquet which was held in April. Junior Varsity Cheerleaders, L to R: Cindy Mander, Debbie McKee, Karen Hanson, Joyce McAllister. VICA Officers, FRONT ROW: Laumel Henry, President. SECOND ROW: Jean Voga, Secretary, Pam Tallent, Vice President. THIRD ROW: Gary Lemke, Treasurer. The DO program was started five years ago in Sandwich but changed to VICA, Vocational Industrial Clubs of America. This program gives the students instruction in school and on the job training. A wide variety of jobs are offered each year for this kind of training. This year VICA, under the guidance of Mr. Jack Norling, constructed a float for the Homecoming Parade, held a banquet, and sold candy. Much of the money earned went towards helping the Open Door. The members also attended a regional VICA meeting. VICA Students Earn and Learn VICA, FRONT ROW L to R: Laumel Henry, Jean Voga, Ron Cunz, Steve Guyer, Rex Rogers, Russel Ellis, Pam Tallent, Linda Pumphrey, Pat Day. SECOND ROW: Rodney Zimmerman, Gary Lemke, Ken Tyrrell, Chuck Fish, Bob Noll, Tom Vikrey, Tom Keaton, Roger W'eber, Larry Freiders. THIRD ROW: Chris Striegel, Herken Schmidt, Charles White, Steve Reiners, Tom Fatland, Dan Dobbs, Bill Haag, Greg Gengenbacher, Mr. Jack Norling, Advisor. F.F.A., FRONT ROW L to R: Bill Werner, Bill Wheeler. Dale Johnson, Larry Peterson, Steve Krafft, Merle Fritsch, Art Larson, Alan Adams, Marty Covert, Gary Hecathorn, Bernie Frieders. SECOND ROW: Gary Benson, Rick Arnett, Mike Scoger, Charles Stallings. Dennis Baker, Tom Anderson, Chuck Frieders, Bob McGava, Gary Fatland, Bill Johnson, Jerry' Larson. THIRD ROW: Mr. Donald Wilson, Advisor, Gary Hardersen, Bill Scheidecker, Bob Ewing, Bill Brown, Gary Moss, Doug Stahl, Rex Harderson, Kevin Peterson, Dana Scheidecker, Bill Lemke. F.F.A. Cultivates Ideas This year the members of the F.F.A. organization constructed a field of various experimental corn plots. During home football and basketball games they sold popcorn to raise money. Doug Stahl and Tom Anderson attended the State F.F.A. convention in Champaign and participated in the band. In the future, F.F.A. plans more extensive activities. F.F.A. Officers, FRONT ROW L to R: Arthur Larson, Treasurer, Tom Anderson, Vice President, Dale Johnson, Secretary, Jerry Larson, President. SECOND ROW: Larry Peterson, Sentinel, Doug Stahl, Reporter, Mr. Donald Wilson, Advisor. F.H.A. Officers, FRONT ROW L to R: Susan Naylon, Treasurer, Pat Day, President, Sherry Greene, Vice President of Public Relations. SECOND ROW: Pam Tallent, Second Vice President, Karen Shook, Vice President of Recreation, Kathy Johnson, Historian, Sharon Rushing, First Vice President, Linda Webber, Secretary. Not Pictured: Barb Meyer, Vice President of Projects. FHA Cooks, Carols, Plans Style Show The Future Homemakers began an active year with an annual rally at Northern Illinois University . Everyone had fun at their Halloween-Invitation Party, which took place late in October. The Future Homemakers along with G.A.A. chose secret pals and enjoyed a delicious supper and Christmas caroling. Early in the spring they held a Mother and Daughter Banquet, which was followed by a style show. Later in the spring the formal installation of new officers was held. F.H.A., FRONT ROW L to R: Miss Betty Ross, Advisor, Beverly Miller, Kathie Holdiman, Susan Lynch, Roxanne Miller, Pat Day, Sharon Reiners, Sylvia Winslow, Beth Hjort. SECOND ROW: Linda Webber, Jean Voga, Sharon Meade, Pam Tallent, Liz Latham, Sharon Rushing, Kathy Johnson, Sherry Greene, Betty Johnson. THIRD ROW: Esther Peterson, Karen Shook, Pat Hageman, Kathy Lawyer, Vicky Newberry, Barb Meyer, Vickie Neuhauser, Suzanne Seifricd, Debbie Nolte, Debbie Cerlach. FOURTH ROW: Angelica Lopatta, Judy Wasson, Patty Allen, Rhonda Tice, Jackie Johnson, Jackie Wahl, Veronica Oleson, Elaine Redden, Cara Rosentreter, Patty Terry, Debbie Benjamin, Janet Diem, Melody Hallstrom. F.T.A. Officers, FRONT ROW L to R: Susan Naylon, President, Laurnel Henry, Vice President. SECOND ROW: Ellen Brady, Treasurer, Linda Hjort, Historian. THIRD ROW: Beth Lindner, Parliamentarian, Karen Updike, Secretary. F.T.A. Helps Tutor Junior High Students With Mr. Henry Clark and Mrs. Syvanna Kittleson as advisors, the Future Teachers of America enjoyed an active and successful year. Members participated in money making projects such as selling ink pens, working in the concession stand at the basketball game, and selling donuts one day during lunches. The biggest money making project was a Christmas dance called the Snowflake Ball. Along with being a teacher for a day, the members kept busy with tutoring younger children. Among the subjects taught were spelling, math, and history. Susan Naylon, President, was nominated for the state F.T.A. office of President. Many members went to the state convention, which was held in April. F.T.A., FRONT ROW L to R: Tari Flynn, Pam Tallent, Sheila Carlson, Cindy Datschefski, Jean °8a Bill Enyart. SECOND ROW: Kathy Johnson, Laurnel Henry, Virginia Krapausky, Dianne Phillips, Beth Lindner, Bonnie Marselus. THIRD ROW: Aprill Vincent, Lucille Doss, Cindy Greenwood, Joanne Phillips, Mary' Larson, Diane Moore. FOURTH ROW: Ellen Brady, Connie Paden, Lidonna Peterson, Kathie Holdiman, Gloria Schmidt, Christine Turney. STANDING: Mrs. Kittleson, Sharon Reiners, Karen Updike, Linda Hjort, Dawn Ford, Carol Bohn, Susan Naylon, Carol Terry', Mr. Clark. G.A.A., FRONT ROW L to R: Cheri Underwood, Liz Latham, Joyce McAllister, Debbie McKee, Lynn Mumaw, Bonnie Lauth, Ellen Brady, Susan Linder, Mary Byro. SECOND ROW: Miss Ruthanna Carr, Linda Pumphrey, Jean Voga, Sharon Meade, Diane Bagg, Jackie Brockman, Doreen Greif, Fran Kiley, Bonnie Marselus, Connie Paden, Diane Moore, Kathy Terry. THIRD ROW: Sheila Carlson, Tary Flynn, Dawn Ford, Karla Francis, Susan Naylon, Elaine Miller, Marlene Meyer, Joanne Phillips, Dianne Phillips, Donna Thompson, Cindy Datschefski, Sharon Rushing, Laura Johnson. FOURTH ROW: Linda Webber, Gloria Schmidt, Karla Burkhart, Mary Hanson, Carmen Henning, Iris Bannister, Dolores Teal, Beth Miller, Jane Darfler, Betty Johnson, Karen Webber, Barbara Meyer, Mary Larson, Karen Rausch, Patty-Alien. FIFTH ROW: Debbie Paden, Christine Turney, Patty Terry, Judy Wasson, Pat Hageman, Kathy Lawyer, Dianne Johnson, Rhonda Tice, Patty Shook, Karen Hanson, Brenda Shaffer, Susan Linder, Donetta King, Lucille Doss, Virginia Francis, Deanna Austill. G.A.A. Enjoys Parties, Sports Girl's Athletic Association, with Miss Carr as advisor, participated in activities such as a tournament basketball game, a sock hop, and slave day. Last winter, G.A.A. held a slumber party and a Christmas Party, which proved to be enjoyable for all. FRONT ROW: Tari Flynn, President. SECOND ROW: Jean Voga, Treasurer, Ellen Brady, Reporter, Susan Naylon, Secretary. Not Pictured: Marlene Meyer, Vice-President. National Honor Society, FRONT ROW L to R; Jerry Larson, Geof Gengenbacher, Laura Hough, Dottie Shaddle, Mr. George Sampson, Advisor, Linda Hjort, Ellen Brady, Lidonna Peterson. SECOND ROW: Lewis Rex, Royce Larson, Mike Serby, Gerald Peterson, Dan Lindner, Gary Miller, Tom Keaton, Doug Breunig, Cindy Mander, Janet Luther. Not Pictured; Bonnie Marcelus. N.H.S. Inducts 9 As Members The National Honor Society is an organization which honors those students who have excelled in the areas of scholarship, leadership, character, and service. To be eligible for membership, a B plus grade average must be maintained. Members are elected to the society by the faculty. This year the society consisted of thirteen active Junior and Senior members. The formal induction ceremony was held April 4 during which nine new members were inducted. In the past years the National Honor Society has been excellent and this year was no exception. In the future they hope to maintain their present provisional members and gain new members. National Honor Society Officers, FRONT ROW: Laura Hough, Secretary-Treasurer. SECOND ROW: Jerry Larson, President, Geof Gengenbacher, Vice President. 78 Reflector Staff, FRONT ROW L to R: Sharon Reiners, Assistant Business Manager, Geof Gengenbacher, Business Manager, Laura Johnson, Co-editor, Bob Neal, Co-editor, Elaine Miller, Assistant Editor, Lorna Anderson, Assistant Editor. SECOND ROW: Mary Byro, Judy Hardway, Mary Larson, Beth Lindner, Dolores Teal, Larry Brady, Steve Wendorf, Tom Dean, David Hanson, Diane Bagg, Roxanne Miller, Elaine Redden, Mr. Frank Petrusak, Advisor. Reflector Staff Builds Yearbook Sharon Reiners types identifications on a three-R form. The Reflector staff started the year by selling advertisements which help finance the yearbook. Many local merchants co-operated by supporting the 1967 Reflector. Co-editors Bob Neal and Laura Johnson worked with the staff in trying ideas which made the yearbook interesting and informative. This included the addition of duotone coloring and running headlines . The theme of the book was centered around the building of the new high school. This is brought out by the design found on the division pages and the cover of the yearbook. The staff thinks that this years Reflector will be a success. German Club, FRONT ROW L to R: Mr. Ed Coats, advisor, Vickie Trout, Mary Hanson, Lidonna Peterson, Beth Miller, Iris Bannister, Liz Latham, Ellen Brady. SECOND ROW: Alan Michelson, Geof Gengenbacher, Steve Wendorf, Ken Miller, Royce Larson, Ron Wilkening, Linda Hjort, Angelica Lopatta. THIRD ROW: Jay French, Greg Bares, Tom Felstead, Eric Prestegaard, Arnold Tyrrell, Tom Martin, Bill Babbitt, Roger Peterson. Sprechen Sie Deutsch?? German club Officers, FRONT ROW: Iris Bannister, Secretary. SECOND ROW L to R: Geof Gengenbacher, President, Steve Wendorf, Vice President, Ken Miller, Treasurer. This year under the guidance of the sponsor, Mr. Ed Coats, the German Club traveled to LaCrosse, Wisconsin for the annual Oktober-fest where many of the members got to taste some very delicious bratwurst. The club also held a Halloween Party, Christmas Party, traveled to Chicago to see the movie Hawaii , and ate at Breghoff’s, the famous German style restaurant. To help better learn the language, the club contacted the German Consul General in Chicago and obtained films about Germany. Latin Club, FRONT ROW L to R: Dotty Shaddle, Dianne Phillips, Christine Turney, Susan Lindner, Beth Hjort, Gail Winslow, Theresa Bender, Margaret Larson, Melody Hallstrom, Cindy Wiley, Lynn Mumaw, Christine Holmer. SECOND ROW: Miss Dorothy Harrod, advisor, Jackie Craven, Penny Silver, Doreen Greif, Fran Kiley, Patty Shook, Karen Hanson, Dianne Johnson, Brenda Loyd, Lucille Doss, Joanne Phillips, Bonnie Marselus, Debbie Paden. THIRD ROW: Ken Wehling, Ron Larson, Jim Seitzinger, Bruce Peterson, Lee Klotz, David Hanson, Kent Larson, John Krauspe, Kim Madsen, Phil Olson, John Hartman, Roger Gordon, Beth Lindner. FOURTH ROW: Joe Latham, Larry’ Brady, Rich Koempel, Rich Bannister, Ron Albright, Lynn Curran, Greg Huber, Lindsay Legner, Gary Miller, Doug Breunig, Gerald Johnson, Gary Hecathom, Alan Adams, Art Larson. Latin Club Views Roman Life Latin Club, advised by Miss Dorothy Harrod, consists of all Latin I and Latin II students. Throughout the year, monthly meetings are held to play Latin games and listen to reports on Roman life and customs. These reports are given by the students on books they have read. Near the end of each year the entire Latin Club either holds a Roman style banquet or takes a trip. FRONT ROW L to R: Lee Klotz, Latin I President, Christine Turney, Latin I Vice President. SECOND ROW: Kent Larson, Latin I Secretary-Treasurer, Gary Miller, Latin II Secretary-Treasurer, Lindsay Legner, Latin II Vice President, Doug Breunig, Latin II President. Spanish Club, FRONT ROW L to R: Sarah Stacks, Sharon Everett, Linda Thompson, Laura Hough, Bonnie Lauth, Karen Weber, Sandy Werner, Barb Meyer. SECOND ROW: Karla Burkhart, Joyce McAllister, Veronica Oleson, Dawn Ford, Kathy Johnson, Esther Peterson, Deanna Austill, Charlotte Allen. THIRD ROW: Debbie McKee, Judy Wasson, Dave Enyart, Mike Eberie, Tom Dean, Bob Hanson, Larry Allen, John Koempel, Bob Neal, Larry Wahl. Spanish Club Swings Out’ Spanish Club under the direction of Mr. Robert Walsh, began the year by winning first place for the third year in a row on their Homecoming float, ”We're Serving Reapers A La Mode”. In February the Spanish Club held the first sockhop in the new high school gym. With their treasury in good shape, Spanish Club could think about taking a trip. In April the big day was set. Along with the German Club, the Spanish Club went to Chicago to see the movie Hawaii”. To close the year they held una fiesta muy ”swingo”. Spanish Club Officers, FRONT ROW: Cindy Mander, Secretary. SECOND ROW L to R: Laura Hough, President, Tom Dean, Vice President. 82 Creative Speech Is Goal of Students Debate Club, FRONT ROW L to R: Rich Bannister, Ellen Brady, Beth Lindner, Theresa Bender. SECOND ROW: Charolette Allen, John Hartman. Speech and Debate provide a chance for students interested to achieve more creative and organized thinking. Eight people, accompanied by Mr. William Reed and Mrs. Sharon Ringel, traveled to DeKalb for a speech contest. A wide variety of events were participated in by the students. Debate Club is in its second year at S.H.S. and has provided some exciting and interesting moments for those who were in it. The members are prepared under the guidance of Mr. William Reed. Speech Contest Participants, FRONT ROW L to R: Susan Naylon, humorous dialogue, Beth Lindner, prose reading, Laura Hough, original oration, Carol Bohn, oratorical declamation. SECOND ROW: Tom Dean, speech play, Steve Wendorf, extempore speaking, Bill Meyer, speech play, Bill Enyart, verse reading. Student Council Officers, FRONT ROW L to R: Royce Larson, President, Lewis Rex, Vice President. SECOND ROW: Sharon Meade, Secretary, Laura Johnson, Corresponding Secretary, Tari Flynn, Treasurer. Student Council had many activities to carry out this year. Besides promoting a better relationship between the students and administration, they organized the Homecoming Parade and Variety Show. In addition to supplying rolls for the teachers every Wednesday they sold ice cream and helped the cooks out selling milk at noon. On April 8 the Student Council held a Northeast Conference Convention here. The main subject of discussion was communication . Council Hosts Convention Student Council Representatives, FRONT ROW L to R: Pam Tallent, Sue Naylon, Karen Updike, Linda Hjort, Laurnel Henry. SECOND ROW: Susan Lindner, Beth Hjort, Laura Johnson, Tari Flynn, Sharon Meade, Rocio Fernandez. THIRD ROW: Laura Hough, Gary Miller, Doug Breunig, Ron Larsen, Karla Burkhart, Debbie McKee. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Henry Clark, Advisor, Terry Youssi, Lewis Rex, Duke Krauspe, Royce Larson, Rick Avery, Alan Eade. Sandscript Staff, FRONT ROW L to R: Peggy Lee, Assistant Editor, Karen Updike, Editor, Tom Dean, Steve Wendorf. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Gladys Blowers, Advisor, Angelica Lopatta, Doug Brcunig, Greg Bares, Cindy Mandcr, Jim Francis. Reporters Get the News Sandscript, which appears weekly in the Sandwich Free Press, is the news medium for the school. Activities within organizations and classrooms are reported and future events are listed on the calender. Sandscript staff has an editor and assistant editor, plus reporters who represent the three upper classes . The same group, with Greg Bares as editor, publishes Sand-Hi Views, a student magazine. Librarians, FRONT ROW L to R: Karen Weber, Connie Paden, Debbie Hobart, Peggy Lee, Steve Wendorf, Martha Niles, Cheri Underwood, Karen Updike. SECOND ROW: Linda Thompson, Susan Lynch, Beverly Miller, Kay Cover, Peggy Tyrrell, Susan Casner, Jackie Brockman, Marsha Saunders, Mary Hanson, Debbie Gerlach, Mrs. Gertrude Wutzke, Advisor. The librarians have the responsibility of checking out books and study materials for the student body. Varsity Club Works Hard The Varsity Club enjoyed a very busy and interesting year. The club sold sweatshirts, pins, and candy to buy needed athletic equipment. Members of the club and their dates went on a hayride and later attended a dance. Other activities included a spring picnic with the G.A.A. and a Varsity Club Dance in the new high school gym. Varsity Club Officers, FRONT ROW: Steve Guyer, President. SECOND ROW: Tom Felstead, Vice President, Ken Miller, Secretary-Treasurer. Varsity Club, FRONT ROW L to R: Randy Risk, Jerry Larson, Mike Eberle, Ron Cunz, Alan Mickelson, Bob Ferris, Ted Fritsch, Dale Johnson, Doug Breunig, Ron Larsen. SECOND ROW: Bill Enyart, Lonnie Rogers, Randy Cromwell, Jay French, Gary Hecathom, Ron Albright, Ken Tyrrell, Tom Keaton, Steve Guyer, Ken Miller, Larry Allen. THIRD ROW: Rex Rogers, Bill Scheidecker, John Nelson, Royce Larson, Steve Wendorf, Bill Haag, Bill Babbitt, Bill Meyer, Tom Felstead, Ed Cummings, Dana Scheidecker. FOURTH ROW: Gary Miller, Bob Neal, Jim Speake, Mike Serby, Dan Dobbs, Greg Bares, Steve Reiners, Geof Gengenbacher, Duker Krauspe, Marvin Kearney, Coach, Mr. Donald Hughes. SPOR TS Varsity Team, FRONT ROW L to R: Ed Cummings, Jerry Larson, Ron Cunz, Jim Francis, Garry Vermeland, Ted Fritsch, Alan Mickelson, Larry Allen, Bill Scheidecker. SECOND ROW: John Hartman, Manager, Tom Felstead, Rex Rogers, Bill Enyart, Lewis Rex, Ken Miller, Jay French, Joe Hough, Ken Tyrrell, John Nelson. THIRD ROW: Coach Chris Nelson, Marv Kearney, Mike Serby, Eric Prestegaard, Steve Reiners, Greg Bares, Ron Wilkening, Ray Pepple, Duke Krauspe, Royce Larson, Coach Don Hughes. Pigskin Review— Indians Varsity Co-Captains: Tom Felstead, Ken Miller. Competing for the first time in the Northeast Conference, the varsity football team did not have a very good starting season. The team was hurt by injuries to several starting players. They finished the year with a one win, seven loss record. Bill Scheidecker, Ken Miller, and Greg Bares were named to the all-conference team. 58 All-Conference Players: Bill Scheidecker, Greg Bares, Ken Miller. Hurt by Injuries Starting Defensive Team, KNEELING: Mike Serby, Bill Enyart, Greg Bares, STANDING: Ed Cummings, Jerry Larson, Ted Fritsch, Bill Scheidecker, John Nelson, Tom Felstead, Jay French, Ken Miller, Rex Rogers. Starting Offensive Team, L to R: Ken Tyrrell, halfback; Jay French, End; Ed Cummings, tackle; Ken Miller, halfback; Tom Felstead, guard; Royce Larson, center; Duke Krauspe, quarterback; Bill Scheidecker, guard; Ron Cunz, halfback; Greg Bares, tackle; Ron Wilkening, end. Junior Varsity, FRONT ROW L to R: Doug Breunig, Roger Kerr, Lee Klotz, Dave Enyart, Bob Rosenberger, Mike Balias, Ivan Fitzpatrick. SECOND ROW: Eddy Shaddle, John Antich, Roger Fought, Mike Eberle, Terry Youssi, Gary French, Dallas Johnson, Aaron Prestegaard. THIRD ROW: John Hartman, Manager, Pat Flynn, Richard Ellis, Randy Cromwell, John Rushing, Richard DeGroot, Ken Bagg, Arnold Everett, Larry French, Kent Larson. FOURTH ROW: Gary Kecathom, Larry Dillon, John Grantham, John Koempel, Rick Avery, Charles Stalling, Dan Meyer. FIFTH ROW: Coach Everett Stein, Rich Hebei, Lindsay Legner, Albert Miller, Bill Peplinski, Jim Speake, Gary Miller, Dana Scheidecker, Stan Sigrist, Coach Rex Avery. J.V.’s Advance to Senior Posts Everything's falling our way. 91 j . ■ 0 Cross Country, FRONT ROW L to R: Ron Larsen, Greg Huber, Lynn Curran, Ron Bunch, Bob Ferris, Alan Adams. SECOND ROW: Coach Jim Ringel, Tom Keaton, Steve Wendorf, Geof Gengenbacher, Bill Meyer, Lonnie Rogers. Runners Take Second Little Ten Conference Placers, FRONT ROW L to R: Tom Keaton, 6th, Bill Meyer, 3rd. SECOND ROW: Steve Wendorf, 10th. The Cross Country team, coached by Mr. Jim Ringel, had an extremely successful year. The team showed great spirit while working and practicing together. This can be observed by their record. At individual meets the boys had 13 wins and 1 loss. At the Ottawa Invitational Cross Country Meet the team placed 7th. Later, at the Little Ten Conference Meet they placed 2nd to Shabbona. This year was the first organized, scheduled year for the squad . They hope to continue to gain new members and keep a fine record going. Bowling League, FRONT ROW L to R: Mr. Henry Clark, Advisor, Gerald Johnson, Charles Allison, Ron Cunz, Ron Larsen, Fran Kiley, Karen Weber, Bonnie Lauth, Jackie Brockman, Aprill Vincent. SECOND ROW: Rich Holdiman, Lynn Curran, Vicky Cunz, Sandy Werner, Janet Luther, Donna Thompson, Carmen Henning, Trudy Tvrdik, Mary Jo Miller, Roxanne Miller, Doreen Grief. THIRD ROW: Jim Speake, Duker Krauspe, Bill Peplinski, Pat Flynn, Phil Olson, Greg Gengenbacher, Albert Miller, Bill Babbitt, Ed Cummings, Handy Phelper, Randy Risk. Bowlers Hold Two Tourneys Bowling League Officers, FRONT ROW: Donna Thompson. SECOND ROW L to R: Ed Cummings, President, Mr. Henry Clark, Advisor. Throughout the year Bowling League competed in various tournaments at Sandwich and DeKalb. In the boys division the following trophies were awarded: High Average, Gerald Johnson, High Game, Randy Risk, High Series, Ron Cunz. In the girls division trophies were awarded for: High Game, Donna Thompson, High Series, Bonnie Lauth, High Average, Janet Luther. These trophies were contributed by the Idle Hour Lanes of Sandwich . The League completed the year by holding a picnic. Varsity Basketball, L to R: Mr. Jim Ringel, Coach, Greg Bares, Geof Gengenbacher, Ron Albright, Lonnie Rogers, Duke Krauspe, Greg Gengenbacher, Manager. Cagers Play in New Gym The Sandwich varsity cage team finished the season with seven wins and fifteen losses. The most valuable player award went to Greg Bares and the Freethrow award to Ron Albright. The Co-captains for the 1966-67 season were Geof Gengenbacher and Lonnie Rogers, both Seniors. The team was the first to play in the new high school gymnasium. Even though the team lacked height, their overall rebounding and ball handling was very good . 31a Left: Two more points on a jump shot by Senior Duke Krauspe. Right: Just like dunking donuts for Greg Bares, the most valuable player for the Indians for this season. 94 Season Record Sandwich 49 . . . . . . Yorkville Sandwich 75 . . . . . . Oswego Sandwich 60 . . . Sandwich 42 . . . Sandwich 46 . . . Sandwich 75 . . . . . . Plano Sandwich 53 . . . . . . Plainfield Sandwich 67 . . . . . . Plano Sandwich 59 . . . . . . Somonauk Sandwich 67 . . . Sandwich 56 . . . Sandwich 59 . . . . . . Shabbona Sandwich 58 . . . . . . Lisle Sandwich 54 . . . . . . Leland Sandwich 51 . . . Sandwich 60 . . . Sandwich 50 . . . Sandwich 61 . . . . . . Hinckley Big Rock Sandwich 75 . . . Sandwich 81 . . . . . . Lemont Sandwich 50 . . . Sandwich 41 . . . Above: Geof Gengenbacher hits with a hook shot. Geof was a first team all Northeast Conference selection. He also received an honorable mention in the Little Ten Conference and was a co-captain of this year's team. Left: Lonnie Rogers breaks through the opposition's press to help the team. Lonnie was the ball handler and a co-captain of the Indians this year. Junior Varsity Basketball, FRONT ROW L to R: Ken Wehling, Gerald Johnson, Ivan Fitzpatrick, Roger Kerr, Lee Klotz, Ron Larsen. SECOND ROW: Greg Huber, Lindsay Legner, Rick Avery, Phil Olson, Carl Kearney, Arnie Everett. THIRD ROW: Mr. Chris Nelson, Coach, John Koempel, Ron Keenan, Lari Dillon, Gary Miller, Dana Scheidecker, Lynn Curran, Manager. JV’s Gain Experience The JV Varsity team had a fairly good season. They were tied for first place in both the Little Ten and Northeast Conferences until they played their last games . Many experienced varsity action this year. Manager Greg Gengenbacher tapes Duke Krau-spe's injured ankle. RECORD Sandwich 33 . . Yorkville 50 Sandwich 40 . . Oswego 34 Sandwich 42 . . Serena 61 Sandwich 49 . . Paw Paw 28 Sandwich 48 . . Waterman 40 Sandwich 59 . . Plano 41 Sandwich 48 . . Plano 38 Sandwich 36 . . Wilmington 23 Sandwich 41 . . Shabbona 38 Sandwich 55 . . Lisle 43 Sandwich 52 . . Leland 62 Sandwich 57 . . Marseilles 63 Sandwich 36 . . Somonauk 50 Sandwich 50 . . Yorkville 43 Sandwich 39 . . Hinckley Big Rock 72 Sandwich 55 . . Earlville 44 Sandwich 51 . . Lemont 56 Sandwich 47 . . Dwight 57 Sandwich 55 . . Shabbona 81 96 Varsity Wrestling, FRONT ROW L to R: Mike Balias, Don Antich, Alan Michelson, Mike Eberle, Dave Enyart, John Antich. SECOND ROW: Dale Johnson, Randy Cromwell, Gary Hecathorn, Bill Scheidecker, Mike Breunig, Rich DeGroot. THIRD ROW: Coach Don Hughes, Coach Rex Avery, John Grantham, Rich Hebei, Bill Babbitt, Royce Larson, Art Johnson, Manager. Wrestling Gains Popularity Coach Rex Avery boosted the varsity wrestling team to a two and sixteen win with a strong surge toward the end of the season. The squad, almost entirely made up of underclassmen, has a bright out look for wrestling in future years. The Wrestling team was led by Bill Scheidecker, Captain. Wrestling, FRONT ROW L to R: Eddy Shaddle, Rick Lockman, Doug Breunig, Larry Wahl, Jim Lynch. SECOND ROW: Kent Larson, Terry King, Dan Meyer, Handy Phelper, Rick Ellis, THIRD ROW: Coach Don Hughes, Delbert Loyd, Jim Speake, Ken Bagg, Rich Hebei. Track, FRONT ROW L to R: Mike Balias, Mike Eberle, Steve Krafft, Ron Bunch, Dennis Moss, Gary Hecathorn, Amie Everett, Bob Ferris, Alan Adams, Dave Enyart. SECOND ROW: Dana Scheidecker, Royce Larson, Bill Haag, Bill Meyer, Bill Babbitt, Gary Moss, Mike Serby, Steve Wendorf, Jim Speake, Jon French, Bill Scheidecker. THIRD ROW: Handy Phelper, Manager, Lindsay Legner, Gary Benson, John Nelson, Ken Bagg, Ken Tyrrell, Delbert Loyd, Tom Felstead, Jay French, Mr. Rex Avery, Coach, Mr. Everret Stein, Coach. Track Team Wins 10 This year, the track team worked hard at all the meets. They took 3rd in The Little Ten Track Meet and 4th in the Northeast Conference. In dual competition they won 10; lost 5. Fresh-Soph team finished 1st in The Little Ten and 4th in the Northeast Conference. We hope next year's team will be as successful. Varsity Track, FRONT ROW L to R: Bill Hagg, Bill Babbitt, Steve Wendorf, Bill Meyer, Bill Scheidecker. SECOND ROW: Dennis Moss, John Nelson, Tom Felstead, Jay French, Bob Ferris. In Dual Meets Steve Wendorf and Bill Meyer practice for 880. Ken Tyrrell runs 100-yard dash. Junior Varsity Track, FRONT ROW L to R: Mike Eberle, Steve Krafft, Arnie Everett, Dave Enyart, Mike Balias, SECOND ROW: Ron Bunch, Dana Scheidecker, Jim Speake, Delbert Loyd, Gary Hecathom, Ken Bagg. THIRD ROW: Mr. Everret Stein, Coach, Handy Phelper, Manager, Lindsay Legner, Gary Benson, Alan Adams, Mr. Rex Avery, Coach. Ron Bunch practices many hours for the 440 relay. Baseball Squad, FRONT ROW L to R: Dan Meyer, Rick Avery, Bill Scheidecker, Lari Dillon, Gary Miller, Jim Speake, Jay French, Phil Olson, Roger Kerr. SECOND ROW: Mr. Chris Nelson, Coach, Ken Wehling, Don Larsen, Lee Klotz, Gary French, Larry French, Gerald Johnson, Jim Lynch, Alan Eade, Manager. Squad Makes Triple Play The baseball team, under the direction of Coach Chris Nelson, ended the season with a won-loss record of 0-10. Although the record was unimpressive, the team did an unusual play. They made a triple play during one of the last games of the season. The team was composed of two Seniors, no Juniors, and the remainder of Freshmen and Sophomores, Bill Scheidecker was voted Most Valuable Baseball Player and Jay French was Honorary Captain. Senior Jay French was the honorary captain of the Batter Gary Miller and catcher Jim Speake warm up before a squad this year. game. Banquet Honors Sports Participants This year, we were fortunate to have Alex Agase as our guest speaker. Four awards were presented, Football, Ken Miller, Basketball, Greg Bares, Free Throw, Ron Albright, Wrestling, Bill Sheidecker . Miss Carr introduced the cheerleaders who decorated the tables and worked hard at the games . The banquet was in honor of the boys who worked hard for Sandwich High School. Left: Ron Albright accepts the Free Throw Award. 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Lindner and Company Horna Optometrist Humiston Plumbing and Heating Francis Refrigeration Hanson's Market and Locker Lyle Hyatt and Company Index SENIORS: Larry Allen 36,41,55,82, 86,88 Charles Allison 36,71,93 Tom Anderson 29,67,68, 69,71,74 Bill Babbitt 35,53,54,55, 63,71,80,86,93,97,98, 99 Iris Bannister 42,66,71,77, 80 Greg Bares 30,71,80,85, 86,88,89,90,94,102 Ronald Blue 43 Mary Bowman 44,64,71 Arnie Cass 31 Edward Cummings 37,86, 88.89.90.93 Ronald Cunz 38,50,73,86, 88.93 Jane Darfler 42,55,77 Pat Day 36,64,73,75 Thomas Dean 28,71,79, 82,83,85 Danny Dobbs 40,73,86 Russell Ellis 43,73 Bill Enyart 33,53,54,55, 71.76.83.86.88.89.90 Tom Fatland 37,73 Tom Felstead 27,39,51, 58,60,80,86,88,89,90, 98.99 Rocio Fernandez 26,27,' 40.55.66.71.84 Robert Ferris 42,53,55, 68.69.86.92.98.99 Charles Fish 38,73 Tari Flynn 26,27,31,51, 54,55,58,60,71,72,76, 77.84 Dennis Foss 40 Gerald French 32,80,86, 88,89,90,98,99,101 Bob Frieders 44,64 Ted Fritsch 34,70,86,88, 89.90 Geof Gengenbacher 27,36, 58,59,62,67,68,69,78, 79,80,86,92,94,95 Greg Gengenbacher 32,73, 93,94,96 Sherry Greene 40,71,75 Steve Guyer 41,51,58,73, 86.90 Gary Hardersen 30, 74 Laumel Henry 27,44,64, 73.76.84 Bernard Holstine 31 Laura Hough 27,34,58,68, 69.78.79.82.83.84 Judy Johnson 43,55,70,71 Kathy Johnson 29,55,71, 75,76,82 Laura Johnson 27, 37,66, 67.69.77.79.84 Marvin Kearney 45,86,88 Thomas Keaton 33,73,78, 86,92 Richard Koempel 42,68, 69,81 Virginia Krapausky 28,51, 55,76 Harry Krauspe 27,32,51, 84,86,88,93,94,96 Candis Larson 35 Jerry Larson 28,51,58,74, 78,86,88,89,90 Elizabeth Latham 32,63, 68,70,71,75,77,80 Gary Lemke 32,67,69,73 Glenn Logan Pat Lynch 39,55,64 Tom Martin 28,80 Sharon Meade 27,38,51, 54,55,58,71,72,75,77, 84 Bill Meyer 29,55,83,86, 92.98.99 John Middleton 34 Beth Miller 43,66,77,80 Ken Miller 45,51,58,64, 80,86,88,89,90,102 Mary Jo Miller 30,67,93 Dennis Moss 41,98,99 Robert Neal 34,71,79,82, 86 John Nelson 35,51,86,88, 89.90.98.99 Bob Noll 39,73 Veronica Oleson 45,75,82 Esther Peterson 45,69,75, 82 Gerald Peterson 37,78 Kevin Peterson 39,71,74 Eric Prestegaard 36,63, 71,80,88 Linda Pumphrey 28,51,58, 73.77 Steve Reiners 40,73,86,88 Lonnie Rogers 38,67,69, 86,92,94,95 Rex Rogers 42,73,86,88, 89,90 Sharon Rushing 27,41,51, 53.63.75.77 Bill Scheidecker 43,74,86, 88,89,90,97,98,99,101, 102 Herken Schimdt 33,73 Karen Shook 41,75 Stan Stratton Jim Thompson 35 Vickie Trout 31,67,80 Arnold Tyrrell 30,80 Jean Voga 44,73,75,76,77 Nancy Walseth 38 Linda Webber 33,71,75,77 Steve Wendorf 29, 55,71, 79,80,83,85,86,92,98, 99 Sylvia Winslow 35,75 JUNIORS: Gary Allen 13 Lorna Anderson 13,52,58, 60.79 Diane Bagg 12,13,59,71, 77.79 Steve Batorson 13,56 Larry Bradham 13 Ellen Brady 13,56,71,76, 77,78,80,83 Patricia Brand 13 Mike Breunig 12,13,58,68, 97 Bill Brown 13,74 MaryByro 13,77,79 Sheila Carlson 13,58,72, 76.77 Susan Casner 13,85 Kay Cover 13,67,85 Martin Covert 13,68,74 Cindy Datchefski 14, 56, 58, 76.77 Gordon Dins moor 14 Sharon Everett 14,67,70, 71,82 Linda Farthing 14 James Francis 14,85,88 Karla Francis 14,68,77 Jon French 14,67,68,98 Larry Freiders 14,73 Tom Gowdy 14,69,71 Bill Haag 73,86,98,99 Mary Hanson 14,77,80,85 Robert Hanson 14,67,82 Rex Harderson 14,74 Carmen Henning 14,77,93 Linda Hjort 13,14,76,78, 80.84 Debbie Hobart 14,85 Diane Hill 70,71 Phil Holbo 14,57,59,68 Kathie Holdiman 14,67,68, 69,71,75,76 Joe Hough 14,88 Jerry Jiles 14 Terry King 14,68,69,97 Royce Larson 13,14,56, 57,58,78,80,84,86,88, 97,98 Peggy Lee 14,85 William Lemke 14,74 Lamar Lewis 14 Dan Lindner 14,58,68,69, 78 Dorothy Logan 14 Angelika Lopatta 14,70,75, 80.85 Janet Luther 14,78,93 Susan Lynch 14,67,71,75, 85 Caryl Meade 14,72 Marlene Meyer 12,14,77 Alan Michelson 14,80,86, 88,97 110 Index Beverly Miller 14,75,85 Elaine Miller 12,14,68, 69,77,79 Gary Moss 15,74,98 Susan Naylon 15,58,67,68, 69.75.76.77.83.84 Martha Niles 15,85 Connie Paden 15,66,76,77, 85 Ray Pepple 15,57,68,88 Lidonna Peterson 15,68, 69,76,78,80 Roger Peterson 15,80 Sharon Reiners 15,75,76, 79 Lewis Rex 13, 15,56,68, 78.84.88 Dennis Risk 15,69 Donna Rogers 15,68,69 Sandy Rust 15 Marsha Saunders 85 Don Savage 15 Don Schroeder Mike Scrober 74 Mike Serby 15,57,61,78, 86,88,89,98 Mike Spidle 15 Doug Stahl 15,69,74 Charles Stratton 15 Chris Striegel 15,73 Pam Tallent 13,15,51,57, 72.73.75.76.84 Don Taylor 15 Dolores Teal 15,71,77,79 Donna Thompson 15,77,93 Ken Tyrrell 12,15,58,59, 60,73,84,85,86,98,99 Cheri Underwood 15,70, 77.85 Karen Updike 12,13,15, 58.61.66.76.84.85 Garry Vermeland 15,88 Steve Vermeland 15 Tom Vikrey 15,73 Roger Weber 15,73 Charles White 15,73 Ron Wilkening 15,52,57, 58.80.88 Rodney Zimmerman 73 SOPHOMORES: Alan Adams 17,69,74,81, 92,98,100 Dwight Adams 17 Ron Albright 17,81,86, 94,102 Eddie Amadei 17 Rick Arnett 74 Jack Bain 17 Dennis Baker 17,74 Richard Bannister 17,81, 83 Theresa Bender 17,70,81, 83 Deborah Benj am in 17,75 Barbara Bingham 17 Doug Breunig 16, 17,78,81, 84,85,86,91,97 Jackie Brockman 17,66,77, 85,93 Bob Browning 17 Ron Bunch 17,92,98,100 Karla Burkhart 16,17,69, 70,71,77,82,84 Victoria Caquelin 17 Ron Casner 17 Nancy Cassidy 17 Randy Cromwell 17,86,91, 97 Donald Cummins 17 Vicky Cunz 17,93 Richard Curran 17,67,69, 81,92,93,96 Richard De Groot 17,91, 97 Lari Dillon 17,91,96,101 Fred Dolder Lucille Doss 17,67,68,76, 77,81 Mike Eberle 17,71,82,86, 91.97.98.100 David Enyart 17,82,91, 97.98.100 Bob Ewing 74 Eileen Fitzpatrick 17,67, 68,70,71 Dawn Ford 17,67,68,69, 76,77,82 Roger Fought 17,91 Sharon Fritsch 17 Deborah Gerlach 17,75,85 Roger Gordon 17,69,81 John Grantham 17,68,91, 97 Cindy Greenwood 18,20, 67,68,71,76 Doreen Greif 18,66,77, 81,93 Pat Hageman 18,75,77 Doug Hardekopf 18,68 Pat Harmon 18 John Hartman 18,69,81,83, 88,91 Richard Hebei 18,91,97 Gary Hecathorn 18,74,81, 86.91.97.98.100 Stanley Hubbard 18 Gregory Huber 18,81,92, 96 Gloria Jensen 18 Pam Jensen 18 Art Johnson 18,97 Betty Johnson 75,77 Dale Johnson 18,68,74,86, 97 Dallas Johnson 18,91 Gerald Johnson 18,81,93, 96,101 William Johnson 18,74 Carl Kearney 18,96 Fran Kiley 18,67,77,81, 93 John Krauspe 18,70,71,81 Ron Larsen 16,18,68,69, 71,81,84,86,92,93,96, 101 Art Larson 18,68,74,81 Diane Larson 18 Kent Larson 18,81,91,97 Bonnie Lauth 18,67,77,82, 93 Kathy Lawyer 18,75,77 Lindsay Legner 16,18,52, 81.91.96.98.100 Nancy Lehrkamp 19 Beth Lindner 16,18,19,70, 76,78,79,81,83 Delbert Loyd 19,97,98, 100 Virginia Lozano Kim Madsen 19,81 Cynthia Mander 19,71,72, 78,82,85 Bonnie Marselus 18,19, 71.76.77.81 Joyce McAllister 16, 19, 68,70,72,77,82 Bob McGava 74 Debra McKee 16,19,72, 77,82,84 Joe Merchant 19 Barb Meyer 19,75,77,82 Gary Miller 16,19,78,81, 84.86.91.96.101 Dolores Morel 19 Lynn Mumaw 19,77,81 Arleen Myers 19 Merlie Nelson 19,67,68 Vickie Neuhauser 19,79 Phil Olson 19,81,93,96, 101 David Pekoe 19 Bill Peplinski 19,91,93 Larry Peterson 19,68,74 Handy Phelper 19,93,97, 98.100 Dianne Phillips 19,67,69, 76.77.81 Joanne Phillips 19,67,69, 76.77.81 Monty Reiners 19 Randy Risk 19,68,86,93 Cara Rosentrater 19,68, 69,70,71,75 John Rushing 19,91 Nora Russell 19 Dana Scheidecker 19,74, 86.91.96.98.100 Gloria Schmidt 19,69,71, 76,77 Mike Schwickerath 19 Dotty Shaddle 19,69,78,81 Jim Speake 19,86,91,93, 97.98.100.101 Sarah Stacks 19,82 Charles Stallings 20,74,91 ill Index Carol Terry 18,20,67,76 Pat Terry 20,71,75,77 Linda Thompson 20,71,82, 85 Chris Turney 20,68,69, 70,71,76,77,81 Trudy Tvrdik 20,93 April 1 Vincent 20,67,69, 71.76.93 Larry Wahl 20,68,69,82, 97 Gary Warren 20 Lee Warren 20 Judy Wasson 20,70,71,75, 77,82 Karen Webber 20,77,82, 85.93 Pat Werner 20 Sandy Werner 20,82,93 James Wheeler 20 William Wheeler 20,74 Lawanda Wiley 20 Barbara Wilson 20 Michael Wood 20 FRESHMEN: Charlotte Allen 21,70,82, 83 Patty Allen 75,77 Cecilia Anderson 21 Donald Antich 21,97 John Antich 21,91,97 Deanna Austill 21,67,77, 82 Rick Avery 21,22,84,91, 96,101 Ken Bagg 21,91,97,98,100 Jim Bales 21 Mike Balias 21,91,97,98, 100 Gary Benson 21,74,98,100 Norma Beverage 21 Jim Bickford 21 Carol Bohn 22,71,76,83 Larry Brady 22,68,79,81 Gary Caquelin 22 Elizabeth Clark 22,69 Jackie Craven 22,67,71, 81 Janet Diem 22,75 Alan Eade 21,22,84,101 Evelyn Eckland 22 Richard Ellis 22,91,97 Arnold Everett 22,91,96, 98,100 Gayle Ewing 22 Richard Ewing 22 Joanne Farthing 22 Gary Fatland 22,74 Jim Figgins 22 Ivan Fitzpatrick 22,91,96 Pat Flynn 22,91,93 Virginia Francis 22,69,77 Gary French 22,91,101 Larry French 22,91,101 Bernie Frieders 22,70,71, 74 Chuck Frieders 22,70,74 Merle Fritsch 23,74 Irene Garcia 23 Melody Hallstrom 23,75, 81 David Hanson 23,67,68, 71.79.81 Karen Hanson 22,23,72, 77.81 Judy Hard way 23,79 William Heffley 23 Beth Hjort 21,23,75,81,84 Tom Holbo 23 Richard Holdiman 23,68, 93 Christine Holmer 23,81 Dianne Johnson 23,77,81 Jackie Johnson 23,67,75 Ron Keenan 23,96 Roger Kerr 23,91,96,101 Donetta King 23,69,77 William King 23,69 Lee Klotz 22,23,67,68,81, 91,96,101 John Koempel 23,68,69,71, 82,91,96 Steve Krafft 23,74,98,100 Margaret Larson 23,69, ’ 81 Karen Larson 23 Mary Larson 23,70,71, 76,77,79 Joe Latham 23,81 Don Lawyer 23 Susan Lindner 21,23,68, 69,70,71,77,81,84 112 Rick Lockman 23,97 Wolfgang Lopatta 23 Brenda Loyd 23,70,71,81 Jim Lynch 23,97,101 David Means 23 Dan Meyer 23,91,97,101 Albert Miller 23,91,93 Roxanne Miller 23,67,75, 79,93 Diane Moore 24,67,71,76, 77 Alvin Newberry 24 Vicky Newberry 24,71,75 Debbie Nolte 24,71,75 Deborah Paden 24,69,77, 81 Linda Parry 24 Bruce Peterson 24,69,81 Aaron Prestegaard 24,91 Karen Rausch 24,77 Elaine Redden 24,70,75, 79 Shirley Riis 24 Bonnie Rosenberger 24 Bob Rosenberger 24,91 Mike Ross 24,70,71 Peggy Sa ms 24 Suzanne Seifried 24,68,75 Jim Seitzinger 24,69,81 Ed Shaddle 24,70,91,97 Brenda Shaffer 24,70,77 Patty Shook 24,77,81 Stan Sigrist 24,91 Penny Silver 24,70,71,81 Kathie Sprowles 24 Don Sudsberry 24 John Tallent 24 Kathryn Terry 24,71,77 Rhonda Tice 24,75,77 Peggy Tyrrell 24,70,85 Jackie Wahl 69,75 Ken Wehling 22,24,81,91, 101 Bill Werner 24,74 Judy Whitlatch 24 Cynthia Wiley 24,69,70, 71,81 Gail Winslow 21,81 Terry Youssi 21,84,91