Sandwich High School - Reflector Yearbook (Sandwich, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1976 volume:

REFLECTOR 1975-76 Sandwich High School Sandwich, Illinois ‘200 Years Of Freedom’ Advisor — Jim Curran Business Manager — Ann Strever Editor —J Lou Ann Hjort Photographer — Suzie Williams Typists - - Jane Benson, Julie Knox c Table Of Contents Section Editors Activities Seniors Underclassmen Organizations Sports Faculty Advertisements 5-19 Chip Loy 19-50 Lou Ann Hjort 51-64 Brian Weatherford 65-86 Valorie Holmes 87- 22 Lana Olson, John Ammons 123-130 Jean Hewitt 131-156 Ann Strever v SCHOOL HIGH ... the most precious freedom secured to the individual by our Constitution is the privacy of his mind, the freedom of his thought and the sancitity of his conscience. —Sam J. Ervin The New York Times, June 21, 1971 ACTIVITIES srsaanHiniHi ■8 3iWSKyBKMIE £.'iai 141 � !' “ }U 4 :i£B0BC2 Homecoming Homecoming 1975 After a busy pep week with hats, buttons, and over-alls; homecoming festivities were underway. This year a combined pep rally and Pow Wow boosted Sandwich spirits Friday night. The freshman class gathered a mountain of boxes for a windy bonfire lit by Cross Country Captain, Scott McAllister. A beautiful clear, homecoming day was enjoyed by all with a delightful pair of Homecoming victories against the Seneca Irish. Saturday night a pumpkin paradise featuring Wilderness and over a 100 pumpkins made Sandwich Homecoming 75 a complete Success. Photo 1. Homecoming Court; SEATED FRONT ROS—King Bob Hyatt, Queen; Susie Mall, SECOND ROW, Corrine Pfister, Sharon Franklin, Joan Abens, Lou Ann Hjort, Ann Strever, STANDING, Phil Hoffman, Paul Duvick, Dave Dierzen, Ed Schafman, John Carey Homecoming PHOTO 1. The girls of the Homecoming Court and their parents. PHOTO 2. Stew the Irish! PHOTO 3. Come on you guys! PHOTO 4. Good pass protection as Carey throws a long one. PHOTO 5. Just a few more yards for a touchdown. PHOTO 6. Block your man! PHOTO 7. Varsity Cheerleaders yell it up. PHOTO 8. Thinking about the game. PHOTO 9. King and Queen dance. PHOTO 10. Court dance. 8 Junior Carnival THE WILD WILD WEST This year's Junior Carnival started off with a Bang . The Carnival attracted many people with new games and great excitement. The evening concluded with EVERYONE Rockin and Reelin'1 to the sound of Backtrack. 1. FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT; Lou Ann Hjort, Queen; Ed Schafman, King; BACK ROW, Diane DeSpain, Brad Augustine, Diane Olivers, Mark Soave, Susie Mall, Scott Augustine. 12 Prom 1. Over all view. 2. It's like this I tell you... 3. I'm really sorry you didn't get any flowers. I'll give you one when we get home. 4. Oriental Gardens 5. Senior Girls: Stairway to Heaven 6. Hey Brad, look at the food they're serving us! 7. Alright my little chickadee! 8. Junior Girls: Time in a Bottle 9. Smile! 10. DeAnn, look their taking our picture. 11. Oxford Crossbow. 12. What a thrilling party! ! 13. See my new set of teeth! 14. What did you say they put in this?? 13 The 1976 was a year that was good fcr the Talent Show. With the many acts was a full house and $520 to go along with it. Many remember Brenda and Kelly hurrying everyone on that Saturday morning. Many came late and many left. But when it came time for the show, a few technical difficulties set in. But after dances were done twice or a third time, it still was a great success. 1. Beth starts it all with a solo. 2. The professor talks to us. 3. I'll fight them off! 4. Curlers in your hair shame on you. 5. This cloth tickles. 6. Slow down, you're going too fast. 7. Kari there's a bug crawling up your sleeve. 8. I thought it was a formal affair. 9. Son't worry Brenda, it will be done. 10. Do, Re, Mi, Fa. 11. So, La, Li, Do. 12. Airse! 13. Rat-ta-tat-boom-boom! 14. Pull, Scott, Pull! 15. Jan plays a lovely flute serenade. 16 TALENT SHOW TALENT SHOW 17 WANDA KAY VAN PELT CO-PRESIDENT KELLY RAYE CHAMBLIN CO-PRESIDENT ANN LOUISE STREVER VICE PRESIDENT JANE ANN BENSON PAUL EDWARD DUVICK TERRY PETER EIPERS STUDENT COUNCIL • STUDENT COUNCIL STUDENT COUNCIL To accomplish great things, we must not only act but also dream, not only plan but also believe. ANATOLE FRANCE 20 SENIORS SHARON FRANKLIN PAMELA JOY HALLSTROM LOU ANN HJORT STUDENT COUNCIL STUDENT COUNCIL STUDENT COUNCIL • . • People in school today can expect a lifetime in which knowledge itself will radically change --not only in its details but its structures; so that the mark of a truly educated man will no longer be how much or even how variously he now knows, but how quickly and how completely he can continually learn. SHERRY LYNN CASNF.R BRENDA SUSAN MAY ROBERT SCOTT WRIGHT SECRETARY TREASURER STUDENT COUNCIL PRESIDENT SENIORS 21 VALORIE SUE HOLMES STUDENT COUNCIL JOAN MARIE ABENS JOANNE LOUISE ABENS SCOTT DOUCLESS AUGUSTINE ALLEN DEAN BAGG SUSAN JO BA ST IAN 22 SENIORS RICHARD JOSEPH BFARDSLEY TERRY DEAN BENJAMIN BRYAN L. BICKFORD SENIORS 23 JOE STEVE BISZTRICZKY KENNETH EUGENE BRYANT DAVID ELLIS CAIN KEVIN LEE CHRISTIAN CRAIG LEE CLAPPER TIMOTHY LEE COOK 24 SENIORS DEBORAH MARIE CHAPMAN MARK CRECERY CARR JOHN BRADY CAREY SUSAN COLLEEN COVERT LORI A. DAVIS ROBBIE JON DELL SENIORS 25 WANDA I. FREELAND THOMAS EDWIN FREIDERS BRENDA LEE FIGGINS 26 SENIORS DIANE LEE GRAF DIANE KAY GRIFFITH VICKY ANN GUSTAFSON SENIORS 21 DENISE ANN ERICKSON JIMMY LEE EWING KENNETH EUGENE FOX DFBRA RAF HANSON CARY ROBERT HENRICH MARK WERNER HEUSINCER 28 SENIORS JEAN ELIZABETH HEWITT PHILLIP JAMES HOFFMAN SANDRA JO HOLLIS SENIORS 29 DALE JON JACOBSON BRENT EDWARD JOHNSON CHARLES ALAN JOHNSON 30 SENIORS TAMARA MARIE KENNEDY KIMBERLY JOY KERLEY TIMOTHY LINWOOD KIBBEY JULIE ANNE MARCELI.US KEITH BOYD MARTIN SCOTT OWEN MCALLISTER SENIORS 31 PETER JUELSGARD PEDERSON DEVONA JEAN PEKOC MARILYN RUTH PERKINS AFS EXCHANGE--GREENLAND 2 SENIORS DEBRA GALE MORTON KEVIN SCOTT MOYERS DEANNA ELLEN NATES SENIORS 33 CORRINE PFISTER LAURIE ANN PHILLIPS VICKI LEE RAFFERTY 34 SENIORS TOM LOUIS RAJKOWSKI BRADLEY ELDON RANEY HARVEY A. REDMON PAMELA RANAE SHEFFER RAYMOND HENRY SHUCK DAVID LAWERENCE SCHWEMLHN c SENIORS 35 36 SENIORS JEANETTE MARCRIT STAMPFLI PHYLLIS ANN SURRATT JAY BRADLEY SWANSTROM ROTARY EXCHANGE--SWITZERLAND SENIORS 37 MARK KENNETH WADE TOM LAWRENCE WADE BONNIE JEAN WALSETH MICHAEL BRIAN WILSON CATHY LEE WUDI 38 SENIORS 1 GREGORY STEVEN WIESBROOK MICHAEL EDWARD WEISMILLER BRIAN KEITH WILSON Not Pictured: SCOTT EDWARD COTTSCHALK JAMES ERWIN KAMINKY JAMES ROBERT YINCLING SENIORS 39 ABENS, JOAN. GAA 3, Pep Club 1,2,3, Prom Court 3,4, Prom Queen 3, Homecoming Court 3, 4. ABENS, JOANNE. GAA 1,2,3, Let-terwinnel Club 3,4, Girls Track Team 2, VICA 4, Tres. 4, Pep Club 1,2,3, Wrestling Cheerleader 3,4, Football Cheerleader 3,4, Trackette 2, 3. ACEVEDO, DEBBIE. ALLEN, SUE. Letterwinners Club 4, Girls Volleyball Team 4, Girls Track Team 4, Pep Club 1. ALLEN, VELVA. AUGUSTINE, SCOTT. Football Team 1,2,3, Baseball Team 1,4, Spring Play 3, Musical 3, Carnival Court 4, Prom Court 3,4. BASTIAN, SUE. GAA 1,2, Pep Club 1,2,3. BEARDSLEY, RICHARD. Football Team 1,2, 3,4, Wrestling Team 1,2, 3,4, Track Team 1. BENJAMIN, TERRY. Football Team 1,2, 3,4, Baseball Team 1, 2, FFA 1,2,3. BENSON, JANE. Student Council 4, Reflector 1,2, 3, 4, Typist 2,3,4, Office Help 1,2, 3, Girls Bowling Team 4, Latin Club 1, AFS 1,2,3, Bowling Club 1,2, Pep Club 1,2,3, AFS Variety Show 1. BICKFORD, BRYAN. Football Team 1, Basketball Team 1,2,3, 4, Co-Capt. 4, Baseball Team 1, 2, 3,4, Letterwinners Club 2, 3, 4, Basketball Defensive Award 3,4, Honerable Mention for all con-.''rence Team 4. BISZTRICZKY, JOE. Track Team 1,2, VICA 3,4. BRYANT, KENNY. Basketball Team 1. CAIN, DAVE. Football Team 1,3, 4, Basketball Team 1, Track Team 3, Letterwinners Club 3,4. CAREY, JOHN. Football Team 3, 4, Co-Capt. 4, Baseball Team 3, 4, Student Council 4, Choir 3, Pep Club 3, AFS Variety Show 4, Prom Court 3,4, Homecoming Court 3, 4. CARR, MARK. CASNER, SHERRY. GAA 3, Letterwinners Club 2,3,4, Relfector 1, Girls Track Team 4, AFS 3,4, VICA 4, Pep Club 1,2,3, Wrestling Cheerleader 2, 3, AFS Variety Show 3,4, Wrestling Stat. 4, Class Tres. 4, Prom Court 3,4. CHAMBLIN, KELLY, Wrestling Stat. 3,4, GAA 1,2,3, Student Council 4, Chorus 1,2, AFS 1,2, 3,4, Pep Club 1,2,3, AFS Variety Show 1,2,3, 4, Modem Dance Program 3, Class President 4. CHAPMAN, DEBORAH. CHRISTIAN, KEVIN. Football Team 1,2, 3. CLAPPER, CRAIG. Football Team 1,3,4, Basketball Team 1,2, 3, 4, NHS 3,4, Letterwinners Club 3,4, Vice Pres. 4, Latin Club 1,2. COOK, TIM. Football Team 1,2, Basketball Team 1,2, Baseball Team 1,2, 3,4, Letterwinners Club 2, 3,4, Sandscript 3. COVERT, SUE. Girls Soccer Team 2, 3,4, GAA 1,2,3, Chorus 2, Orchestra 1, 2, Band 1, 2, 3, Girls Track Team 2,3, Latin Club 1,2, German Club 3, Vice-Pres. 3. DAVIS, LORI. GAA 1,2,3, Sandscript 2, 3, Office Help 1,2,3, Chorus 1,2,3, Chamber Choir 2, 3, VICA 3,4, Bowling Club 1,2, Pep Club 1,2, Football-Basketball Cheerleader 1, Modern Dance Program 1, Class Secretary 1, Class Tres. 2,3. DELL, ROBBIE. Cross-Country 1. DELLENBACK, LORI. NHS 2,3,4, Sandscript 3, Features Editor 3, FTA 1, AFS 3, Assn, of America Mathematical Award, 3, 111. State Scholar 4. DIERZEN, DAVE. Football Team 1,2, 3,4, Baseball Team 1,2, 3, 4, Letterwinners Club 3,4, Homecoming Court 4. DOSS, KAREN. Girls Soccer Team 2, GAA 1,2, Student Council 1,2, 3, Secretary 2, Vice-Pres. 3, TTiespians 3,4, Office Help 3. Chorus 1, Girls Volleyball Team 2, Girls Track Team 2, Girls Bowling Team 3, AFS 1,2, 3,4, Pep Club 1,2, 3, Fall Play 3, Musical 1, AFS Variety Show 1, 2, Modem Dance Program 1,2, Basketball Stat. 1,2,3, Trackette 1, 2, 4, AFS American Abroad to Austrilia 1975. DUVICK, PAUL. Football Team 1.2, 3,4, Basketball Team 1,2, 3, 4, Track Team 1,2, 3,4, NHS 2, 3,4, Vice-Pres. 4, Letterwinners Club 1,2, 3,4, Student Council 4, Sandscript 3, TTiespians 2, 3,4, Pres. 4, Chorus 1,2,3, Choir 1,2, 3, Chamber Choir 2, 3, Madrigal 2.3, Band 1,2, Soph. Rep. 2, Latin Club 1,2, 3,4, Sec. -Tres. 2, FTA 1, AFS 1,2, 3,4, Sec-Tres. 3, Pep Club 1,2, 3,4, AFS 40 Variety Show 1,2, 3,4, Musical 1, 2, 3, AFS American Abroad to Ceylon 1975, Class Pres. 1,2,3, Prom Court 3, 4. EIPERS, TERRY. Student Council 4, FFA 2, 3. ERICKSON, DENISE. Chorus 3, Spanish Club 3. EWING, JIM. FICGINS, BRENDA. Pep Club 2. FOX, KEN. VICA 3,4. FRANKLIN, SHARON. GAA 1,2,3, Scribe 3, Tres. 3, Student Council 2, Scribe 2, Reflector 2, Typist 2, Chorus 1,2, AFS 2,3,4, Summer exchange Student to Oregon 3, VICA 3,4, Reporter 3, Vice-Pres. 3, Pep Club 1,2, 3, Secretary 2, Wrestling Cheerleader 1, Musical 1,2, AFS Variety Show 3,4, Modem Dance Program 1,2, Prom Court 3,4, Homecoming Court 4. FREELAND, WANDA. Color Guard 1,2. FRIEDERS, TOM. FFA 1,2,3, Treas. 2, Vice-Pres. 3. GOTTSCHALK, SCOTT. GRAFF, DIANE. NHS 2t 3,4, GAA 1,2,3, Band 1,2, 3,4, Treas. 4, Spanish Club 2, 3,4, Treas. 3. GRIFFITH, DIANE. Girls Soccer 3, NHS 3,4, GAA 1,2,3, Chorus 1, 2, 3, Girls Chorus 4, Chamber Choir 2, 3, Madrigal 3, Band 1,2, 3,4, Soph. Rep. 2, Treas. 3, Sen. Rep. 4, Girls Track Team 2, AFS 1, Pep Club 1, Musical 2. GUSTAFSON, VICKY. Chorus 1,2, 3,4, Vice-Pres. 4, Choir 1,2, Girls Chorus 4, Chamber Choir 1,2, Madrigal 2, Spanish Club 2, FTA 1, AFS 2,3, Musical 2,3, Cross Country Stat. 2. HALLSTROM, PAM. Student Council 4, Reflector 1,2,3,4, Sandscript 1, Office Help 1,2,3, Chorus 1, Choir 1, AFS 1,2, VICA 3, Pep Club 1,2, Musical 1. HANSON, DEBBIE. HENRICH, GARY. VICA 3,4. HEUSINGER, MARK. Football Team 1, Basketball Team 1, Golf Team 1,2,3, Letterwinners 3,4, Latin Club 1,2. HEWITT, JEAN, NHS 2,3,4, Reflector 4, Faculty Editor 4, Chorus 3, Band 1,2,3,4, Ubrarian4, AFS Variety Show 4 111. State Scholar 4. HJORT, LOU ANN. NHS 3,4, Co-Sec. 4, GAA 1,2,3, Letterwinners Club 3,4, President 4, Student Council 1,2, 3,4, Treas. 2, Corresponding Sec. 3, Sec. 4, Reflector 1,3,4, Section Editor 3, Editor 4, Sandscript 4, Editor 4, Office Help 3,4, Chorus 1, Girls Bowling Team 3,4, Latin Club 1, 2, AFS 1,2, 3,4, Pep Club 1,2,3, Football-Basketball Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, Football Cheerleader 4, AFS Variety Show 2, 3, Modem Dance Program 1,2, DAR Award 4, Class Vice-Pres. 1, Carnival Court 1,3, 4, Queen 4, Prom Court 3,4, Homecoming Court 3,4, Queen 3. HOFFMAN, PHIL. Football Team 1,2, 3,4, Wrestling Team 1,2, 3,4, Baseball Team 1, Letterwinners Club 4, Office Help 2, 3, Band 1, Pep Club 1,2, Homecoming Court 4. HOLLIS, SANDY. FTA 2, Pep Club 3. HOLMES, VAL. Girls Soccer Team 2, NHS 2,3,4, President 4, GAA 1.2.3, Letterwinners Club 3,4, Executive Board 4, Student Council 4, Reflector 4, Section Editor, Choms 1, Girls Volleyball Team 2, 3,4, Girls Track Team 4, Latin Club 1,2,4, AFS 1, Pep Club 1, 2.3, Volleyball MVP 3,4, Basketball Stat. 3,4, Football State. 4, Track 3,4. HUBBARD, CINDY. Girls Bowling Team 4, FHA 3. HUBER, ROGER. Basketball Team 1,2, 3,4, Co-Capt. 4, Baseball Team 1, Cross-Country Team 1, 2, Letterwinners Club 3,4, Student Council 2, Office Help 2, 3, Latin Club 1,2, Pep Club 1,2,3, Most Improves Basketball 3, MVP Basketball 4, Class Treas. 1, Carnival Court 2, Prom Court 2, 3. HUMMEL, CHERYL. HUPE, RITA. GAA 2,3, Band 1, 2,3, Drum Major 1,2, Girls Track Team 2,3, German Club 3, FTA 1,2, Pep Club 1,2, AFS Variety Show 4, Modern Dance Program 2, Trackette 4. HYATT, BOB. Football Team 1,2, 3,4, Co-Capt. 4, Basketball Team 1, Wrestling Team 2,3,4, Baseball Team 1,2, 3,4, Letterwinners Club 2,3,4, VICA 3,4, Bowling Club 1,2, Prom Court 3,4, Homecoming Court 4. INGERMARSSON, JAN. Sandscript 4, New reporter 4, Band 4, Spanish Club 4, Vice-Pres. 4, AFS 4, AFS Vareity Show 4, Exchange Student from Sweden 4. JACOBSON, DALE. JOHNSON, BRENT. Baseball Team 2, Chess Club 1, FFA 2, VICA 4. JOHNSON, CHUCK. Wrestling 2, Thespians 1,2,3, Latin Club 1,2, AFS 1, 2, 3, NHS 3, Student Council 1, 3, Reflector 2, Staff Photographer 2, Sandscript 3, Photographer 3, Reporter 3, Band 1,2,3, 4 , Chorus 1,2, 3,4 , Orchestra 1, 2,4 , Assorted Theatrical Productions 1,2, 3, 4 , Exchange Student to Sweden 4. Activities continued in Sweden. KENNEDY, TAMARA. Choir 1, Girls Track Team 4, Spanish Club 1, FHA 3. KERLEY, KIM. GAA 1,2,3, Let-terwinners Club 4, Chorus 1,2, Girls Track Team 1, Pep Club 1,2, 3, Wrestling Cheerleader 4, Football Cheerleader 4, AFS Variety Show 2, 3, 4, Cross-Country St at. 1, Trackette 2, 3, 4. KIBBEY, TIM. KUKLOK, WAYNE. VICA 3,4. LOY, CHIP. Football Team 1, Basketball Team 1, Golf Team 1,2, 3,4, NHS 2,3,4, Letterwinners Club 3,4, Reflector 1,2,4, Business Mgr. 2, Section Editor 4, Chorus 2, 3,4, Chamber Choir 2, Latin Club 1,2, Vice-Pres. 2, AFS 1,2,3, Musical 2,3, AFS Variety Show 1,2,3. MALL, LARRY. Football Team 1, Wrestling Team 1,2, 3,4, Co-Capt. 3. MARCELLUS, JULIE. Girls Volleyball Team 4, VICA 3,4, Sec. 3, Pep Club 1, Wrestling Cheerleader 1, Trackette 1,2, 3,4, Vice-Pres. 3, President 4, Wrestling Stat 1,2. 6 MARTIN, KEITH. NHS 4, Chorus 1, Latin Club 1,2, Musical 1. MAY, BRENDA. Girls Soccer Team 2, GAA 1,2,3, Vice-Pres 3, Letterwinners Club 3,4, Student Council 3,4, Treas. 4, Chorus 2, Girls Volleyball Team 2,3,4, Girls Track Team 2, Latin Club 3, AFS 2.3.4, Vice-Pres. 3, President 4, Pep Club 1,2, 3, Vice-Pres. 3, AFS Variety Show 2, 3,4, Trackette 2, 3.4, Vice-Pres. 4, Class Sec. 4. MCALLISTER, SCOTT. Track Team 1,2, 3,4, Cross-Country 1, 2,3,4, Co-Capt. 4, Letterwinners Club 2,3,4, AFS 3,4, VICA 3, Pep Club 2, AFS Variety Show 4, MVP Cross-Country 3,4, Most Inspirational Track 3, Most Inspirational Cross-Country 4. MESTEMAKER, MARK. Football Team 1,2, Wrestling Team 1,2,3. MILLER, DIANE. MOORE, TOM. Track Team 1,2, 3, Cross-Country 1,2, 3, Co-Capt. MORTON, DEBBIE. Band 1,2, VICA 3, 4, Reporter 4. MOYERS, KEVIN. NATES, DEANNA. Chorus 1,2, Girls Chorus 3,4, Pom Pon 1, FHA 2, 3, Pep Club 3. PEDERSON, PETER. Football Team 4, Student Council 4, AFS 4, AFS Variety Show 4, AFS Exchange Student from G reeland 1975-76. PEKOC, JEAN. NHS 2,3,4, Chorus 3, Girls Chorus 2, Chess Club 1. PETERSON, CARLEEN. NHS 3,4, Vice-Pres. 3, GAA 1,2,3, Student Council 1, Chorus 1,2,3, Choir 1, Girls Chorus 4, Orchestra 1,2, Band 1,2, 3, 4, Librarian 2, 3,4, Spanish Club 2, 3,4, President 4, FHA 1, Pep Club 1,2, Musical 1, 2,3. PETERSON, GREG. Football Team 1, Basketball Team 1,2, 3,4, T Track Team 1, Golf Team 2,3, Letterwinners Club 4. Latin Club 1,2. PETERSON, JOANNE. Pep Club 1,2,3. PFISTER, CORINNE. Girls Soccer Team 2, 3,4, Letterwinners Club 2, 3,4, Sandscript 2, Chorus 1, Girls Volleyball Team 3,4, Girls Track Team 2, 3,4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Wrestling Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Football Cheerleader 2, 3, AFS Variety Show 2,4, Trackette 1, 2, 3,4, Homecoming Court 4. PHILLIPS, LAURIE. Girls Soccer Team 2,3,4, NHS 2,3,4, GAA 1, 2, Treas. 2, Letterwinners Club 3,4, Office Help 1,2, Chorus 1, 2,3, Choir 1, Band 1,2, Girls Track Team 2, 3,4, Spanish Club 1,2, Treas. 1, FTA 1, AFS 1, Pep Club 1,2,3. RAFFERTY, VICKI. GAA 2,3, Spanish Club 3, Pep Club 3. Fall Play 3. RANEY, BRAD. Baseball Team 1, FFA 1,2,3. RUSHING, LEE ANN. SAVAGE, LARRY. Basketball Team 1, VICA 4, President 4. SCENTS, JEFF. Football Team 2, 4, Wrestling Team 1. a 42 SCHWEMLEIN, DAVE. Football Team 1,2,3, Letterwinners Club 3, FFA 1,2,3, Jr. Reporter 2, Reporter 4, Historian 2. SHEFFER, PAM. GAA 1, Chorus 1,2, Choir 1, Bowling Team 2, German Club 3, VICA 3,4, Treas. 4, Pep Club 1,2, 3. SHUCK, RAY. SNELL, KATHY. Girls Soccer Team 2,3,4, GAA 1,2, Letter-winners Club 4, Sandscript 4, Editor-in-Chief 4, Chorus 1,2, Orchestra 1,2, Band 1,2, 3,4, Girls Volleyball Team 2, Girls Track Team 3, Latin Club 1,2,3, 4, Pep Club 1, Musical 2, AFS Variety Show 2. STAHL, DAVE. Football Team 1, 2.3.4, Wrestling Team 1,2, 3,4, Co-Capt. 4, Letterwinners Club 3.4, FFA 1,2, Football Hustler Award 4, Wrestling Team Inspiration. STAHLj RICK. Football Team 1, 2.3.4, Basketball Team 1,2, 3,4, Golf Team 1, Letterwinners Club 4, Office Help 3, Bowling Club 1,2. STAMPFLI, JANET. Girls Soccer Team 4, Girls Track Team 4, AFS 4, AFS Variety Show 4, Exchange Student Switzerland 1975-76. STREVER, ANN Girls Soccer Team 4, Co-Capt. 4, Girls Volleyball Team 2,3,4, Capt. 2, Co-Capt. 4, Girls Track Team 4, NHS 2, 3, 4, GAA 1,2, Reflector 3,4, Asst. Business Manager 3, Business Manager 4, Office Help 3,4, Chess Club 1, Spanish Club 2, FTA 1,2, Sec. 2, AFS 2, 3,4, Sec. 4, Pep Club 1,2, AFS Variety Show 3, MVP Volleyball 2, Class Vice-Pres. 4, Carnival Court 2, Prom Court 3,4, Homecoming Court 4. SURRATT, PHYLLIS. Pep Club 3. SWANSTROM, JAY. VICA 3,4. TAXIS, JACK. Thespians 1,2,3, 4, Vice-Pres. 4, Chorus 1,2,3, Choir 2, 3, Chamber Choir 3, VICA 3,4, Fall Play 1,2,3, Spring Play 1,2,3, Musical 1,2, 3, AFS Variety Show 2, Honor Thespians. THOMPSON, KIM. VICA 4, Pep Club 2. VAN KIRK, DENISE. Girls Soccer Team 2, 3, GAA 2, 3, Letterwinners Club 3,4, Girls Volleyball 2, 3, Girls Bowling Team 4, Chess Club 1, Spanish Club 1,2. VAN PELT, WANDA. Girls Soccer Team 2,3,4, Co-Capt. 4, NHS 3, 4, GAA 1,2,3, Sec. 2, Reporter 3, Letterwinners Club 2, 3,4, Student Council 1,3, Girls Volleyball Team 2, 3, Girls Track Team 2, Latin Club 1,2, Color Guard 1,2, 3.4, Capt. 4, AFS Variety Show 2.4, Most Inspirational Soccer 4, Class President 4, Class Vice-President 3, Class Sec. 2. VERMELAND, BONNIE. Sandscript 1,2, Office Help 2, 3, AFS 1, 2, 3, VICA 3, Pep Club 1,2,3. WADE, MARK. Track Team 1,2, 3,4, Cross-Country 1,2, 3,4, Letterwinners Club 3,4, Band 1,2, Chess Club 1, FTA 1, AFS Variety Show 4, Student Senate 4. WADE, TOM. Football Team 2, Wrestling Team 1. WALSETH, BONNIE. WEISMILLER, MIKE. Football Team 1.2, 3,4, Wrestling Team 1,2, 3,4, Letterwinners Club 1, 2,3,4, FFA 1,2,3, President 3. WEISBROOK, GREG. Wrestling Team 1,2, 3,4, Capt. 4, Letter-winners Club 2,3,4, FFA 1,2,3, Wrestling Takedown Award 3,4, Wrestling MVP 4. WILSON, BRIAN K. Basketball Team 1,2,3, Golf 1,2,3, VICA 3. WILSON, BRIAN M. WRIGHT, BOB. Football Team 1, 2, Basketball Team 1,2, 3,4, Golf Team 1,2, 3,4, NHS 3,4, Letter-winners Club 1,2, 3,4, Reflector 1,2, Latin Club 1,2, Student Council 3, 4, President 4, Bowling Club 1,2. WUDI, CATHY. Girls Soccer Team 3, NHS 2,3,4, Chorus 1,2, 3,4, Girls Chorns 4, Band 1,2, 3,4, Sec. 3, President 4, Pom Pon 3, Girls Track Team 2, Latin Club 3,4, Pep Club 1, Musical 2, 3, Drum Major 4, 111 State Scholar 4, Class Sec. 3. YINGLINC, JIM. Football Team 1,2,4, Basketball Team 1,2,3, Baseball Team 1, Golf Team 2, 3, Letterwinners Club 2, 3,4, Latin Club 1,2, Bowling Club 1,2. Graduation Graduation of the class of 1976, a bicentennial celebration indeed. Blue robes, red roses and white ribbons added to the special occasion. Tears and smiles, cherished memories, sad good-byes, an end and a beginning, and a brand new 200 years. 1. It s hard to believe we've finally made it. 2. Graduation's tonight isn't it? 3. Is this a dream or did we just graduate? 4. Oh Tom, isn't graduation exciting? 5. Kelly Chamblin, Wanda VanPelt, co-presidents. Welcome everyone. 6. I'll take that if you don't mind. 7. Valedictorian--Ann Strever. 8. Co-Calutetorian, Carleen Peterson. 9. Co-Calutetorian, Cathy Wudi. 10. AFS exchange student--Green-land, Peter Pederson. 11. Rotary exchange student—Switzerland, Jeanette Stampfli. 12. Rotary exchange student—Sweden, Jan Inge-marsson. 44 GRADUATION 45 Senior Awards 1. The Music Department gave the Arion Award to Cathy Wudi. 2. Best-All-Around Boy, Paul Duvick. 3. Val Holmes, Citizenship Award. 4. Ann Strever, Outstanding Student. 5. Bet All-Around Girl, Lou Ann Hjort. 6. Carleen Peterson, John Phillips Sousa Award. 7. Craig Clapper, Service Award. 46 SENIOR AWARDS Senior Superlatives Senior Superlatives: 1. Most Humorous— Mark Wade, Pam Hallstrom. 2. Best All Around—Lou Ann Hjort, Paul Duvick. 3. Most Musical—Jan Ingamarsson, Carleen Peterson. 4. Most Likely To Succeed— Keith Martin, Ann Strever. 5. Most Athletic—Corinne Pfister, Scott McAlister. UNDERCLASSMEN DEBBIE BAKER 1959-1975 Kim Abbey Rick A be ns Sandra Adkins Sherri Allen Diana Anderson Jerry Anderson Kristi Anderson Myma Ash Steve Augustine Donald Baker Tim Balias Dorothy Bass Pat Beardsley Barry Bedford Garry Bedford Rose Bender Michelle Bennett Bruce Bernhardt Janet Beverage Linda Beverage Steven Bradley Penny Brockman Kim Brown Mary Bruggeman Teri Burdick Mike Buri Tracy Calvert Chuck Card Chris Carpenter Patti Carr Wayne Carter Douglas Chelf Michelle Coon Allen Coleman Laura Crabbe Denise Creed 52 JUNIORS Cathy Cummings David Dale Doug Dannewitz Becky Dixon Debbie Droppa John Eichelberger Kim Ellington Sherri Ellington Janice Fanning Jim Fanning Beth Ferguson Ramona Floyd Rick Francis Tonya Fries Connie Garber Greg Gottschalk Leslie Gradert Terry Hardekopf Jim Hebei Bonnie Hicks Cindy Hinnah David Hoagland Pam Hoffman Patti Hogan Lori Holdiman Samuel Holland Chris Horvath Kris Hough Penny Hughes Rhonda Ingold Linda Jankowski Randy Johnson Brian Johnston Doug Jordan Tom Kavelage Debbie Kerr George Kleinprinz Juniors 1. The future Miss America . 2. Class Officers: LEFT TO RIGHT: John Larson, Treasurer, Michelle Weismiller, President, Jerry Anderson, Vice President, Brad Woodrick, Secretary Becoming juniors meant much to us. With dues back, we were hoping carnival and prom would get off the ground. Hoping next year we'll be here as we become seniors. JUNIORS 5 Liese Krauspe David Krafft Chris Krenz Mike Korns Phil Kurtz Duanne Larson John Larson Ramona Law Teresa Lee Kathy Leifheit David Loux John Luttrell Susie Mall Doug Martin Jay Martin Lonnie McCaslin Randy Me Nutt Julie Mestemaker Don Mindar Mike Mooney Russell Morris Vernon Moore Roger Moudy Curtis Nelson Lynn Nuendorf Ken Northcutt Clyde Olson Lance Olson Terry Olson Rita Olson Anne Prendergast Roxanne Ratterree Rhonda Rebhom Mark Reinman Sue Robbins Hendrika Rossaert Penny Rossok 54 JUNIORS Janet Russell Linette Rydell Edward Schafman William Schuster Chris Schwemlein Tim Scoughton Dale Serrano Diane Sherman Terry Shermer Jenny Sherwood Catherin Shotts Jodi Shufelt Mike Smario Tammy Smith Cindy Spizzirri Nancy Stacks Larry’ Stage Brad Stemmet Cindy’ Sterling Angela Terrance Roy Titzel Deanna Troeger Brenda Tuftee Cheri Van Bibber Sandra Verdey’en Nancy Wagner Karl Wallis Randy' Wallis Joe Wiesbrook Michelle Weismiller Judy White Kathy Wilson Velda Winslow Dwight Wissel Lori Wolf Brad Woodrick Linda Yender DeAnn Zingre 1. Don't study too hard. 2. Sit on it. 3. Those were the days. 4. What a great spy I'd make they caught me! JUNIORS 55 Sophomores A very sports-minded class. Football ended with a 7-1-1 record, Sophomore girls helped the soccer team to 1st place Northern Conference 2nd place NEC. A year for recognition: class rings, and responsibilities: drivers licenses. He res hoping we can stay together to graduate in 78 . Pat Abens Linda Anderson Lisa Augustine Tammy Bales Tim Barr Donna Becherer Chris Beckwith Keith Bedford Karen Beverage Ed Bimel Marvin Blackwell Jeff Brunoehler Roger Bryant Bryant Buchanan Kevin Burkhart James Burns John Bums Jane Butler Jon Chamblin Jeff Camper Diane Chivers 1. Class Officers: Tina Kennedy, treasurer; Rocky Chamblin, vice-president; Susie Van Kirk, president; Julie Knox, secretary. 2. Today on the Freeh Chef --a nuclear reactor! 3. Alright, just one picture -- but absolutely no autographs. 4. Kim's Great Escape! 5. Don't look now but we're about to get shot. 6. Real Indian Concentration. 7. The Mad Stapler strikes again! 8. Come on Camper, it's only a camera! Carl Christensen -Sharlene r]nttpr_ Todd Corbitt Jamie Creek Rick Crowe Sherry Cullison Mary Cummins Narda Cummings Nancy Darfler Tim Davis Jeanne Dellenback Dave Dugger Rolf Duvick Robert Eckhardt Diane Erickson Judy Fanning Cindy Flowers Glenn Fox Joe Fraser Gena Freeland Rhonda Garrett Brenda Gillispie Mark Goebel Chris Greenwood Barbara Griffin Phil Grumieaux Rick Gustafosn Matt Hallstrom Angie Hamilton Bruce Hankins Martin Hanson Donna Hardesty Wayne Hargrave Larry Harpster Daryl Hayes Carla Hill Jeff Hinnah Bev Hogan Scott Hoi dim an Roberta Holley Tim Holley Kim Holmen Machelle Homer Jerry Hubbard Denise Hummel Lori Hyatt Lisa Jacobson Glen Jaross Rick Jensen Lindy Johns Joe Johnson Mark Johnson T erry Johnson Wade Johnston Cheryl Keenan Tina Kennedy Susie Kerley Sharon Knights Julie Knox Don Kohler Joe Kotalik Germain Kuklok Elaine Larson Diane Lash Jean Leonard Mike Lewis Elizabeth Lindow Mike Lindstrom Gerald Lockwood Luis Lopez Scott McKindly Jack Miller Kevin Miller Tom Meyer Roald Moyers Lyn Munder Brenda Nelson Vicki Newkirk David Olson Lana Olson Newman Olson Brian O'Neill Glorianne Ostrom Mike Otto Sandy Owens Steve Peterson Carol Phillips Todd Priesman Diane Rajkowski Scott Raney Kathy Rausch 1. Who could argue about the arrangement? 2. Be a happy housewife like me! 3. See, I told you this would be exciting, someday! 4. Say the magic word and a duck will appear! 5. Ace is the place with the helpful hardware man. 6. The natural look! 7. Kissy, Kissy all the cowboys. 8. Would you believe, the bionic woman? 58 SOPH MO RES Jeff Reimann Mitch Reimann Jeff Ridgley Gail Ripper Corrine Rydell Kathy Sanye Steve Schluter Cindy Schreck Connie Schwemlein Debby Shermer Mark Siverly Cheryl Smith Mark Soave Dennis Stahl Shawn Sterling Dawn Stewart Pam Swanson Tim Tuftee Evert Vandermeer Susie Van Kirk Allen Van Pelt Donna Voelkel Tim Waldrop Brian Weatherford Ray Weekly Mark Weismiller Morris White Allen Wig Jeff Wilhelm Tammy Wilkerson Dan Wilson Joyce Wilson John Windisch Beth Woodrick Richard Yingling Freshmen Winning the Tomahawk Award for Spirit Week started the year off for the Class of '79. Third place award for our homecoming float. New class leader John Ammons, Debbie Allen John Ammons Doug Anderson Jim Anderson Rick Anderson Roberta Angel Kerry Anthenat Brad Augustine Mona Baker Jackie Benditz Kevin Benson Jeff Beverage Alison Blackburn Sherry Brisboy Paul Bruggemann Pete Brunoehler Kim Burkhart Mary Bums Terri Burris David Cambell Bill Cassell Rhonda Cassity Bruce Christian Krista Christopherson Fred Clairmont Sherry Clark Terry Compton David Cook Patty Cook” Greg Crabbe Jeannie Crowe Becky Cummings Jim Dalton Diane DeSpain Brenda DeVries Gary Dilbeck Bob Dixon 60 FRESHMEN 1. Wow, these cartoons are great! 2. You take 12 H20 + 6C02 + energy. 3. Freshmen Class Officers: LEFT TO RIGHT: John Ammons, President; Kim Sanye, Secretary; Debi Hyatt, Vice-President; Erik Peterson, Treasurer. 4. Title—George Washington, Author—Marcus Cunliffe, Publisher.. 5. I never knew they could teach that in school! 6. Four! Dan Dobnick Mike Edwards Mark Eisenberg Tony Fannin Kari Fox Aaron Franklin Debbie Fritsch Teresa Gavin Kurt Gradert Mark Groeneveld Danielle Grumieaux Dawn Guerrero Jim Hacker Brenda Hackerson Chris Hair Bob Hanson Matt Hanson Scott Hanson Jeff Hartman Robert Hartman Fred Hayes Scott Haywood Wade Hegland Dari Helin Aleta Hill Cheryl Hoffman Lynn Hoffman Mary Hombeck Laura Hough Brenda Hughes John Humbers Ron a Hunter Debi Hyatt Michael Jankowski Brenda Johnson Brad Johnson Libby Johnson FRESHMEN 61 Jim Johnson Reed Johnson Tamra Johnson Barbara Kalvelage Lisa Kannmacher Sandy Kaufman Linda Keef Karen Keenan Karla King Gina Kleinprinz David Knights Jerri Knox Richard Korns Kevin Larson George Lauth Dennis Law Kirk Lee Joe Lemke Bryan Loy Jeff Luttrell Angie Mabry Tod Martin Mark McMaster Greg McGrill Kenny Merchant Dolores Meyer Jeannie Mindar Gary Minick Denise Mooney Mike Morris Roxanne Moudy Connie Nash Jackie Nelson Joe Newkirk Lisa Olson Traci Olson Carla O'Neill 1. We really fooled them. 2. Saaay. . . Mr. Lu! 3. Hey . . . she's looking at us. Be Quiet! 4. Gotcha! 5. Hard at work. 6. Sit down and get to work! 62 FRESHMEN Sally Ostrom Cathy Ozment Patsy Parson Barbara Paul Pat Pekoe Erik Peterson Rick Potter Cathy Piscoran Greg Ridgley Jill Rud Lisa S a iter Kim Sanye Tom Sawyer Diana Schreck Vonnie Shulz Diane Schwemlien Monika Sears Janet Sherman Anglea Shuck Leah Snell Deborah Snyder Valerie Spizzirri Suzanne Steger James Thompson Scott Titzel Kathy Trunk Theodore Tvrdik Robert Umlauf Terry Van Bibber William Vandermeer Nancy Van Kirk Roger Van Pelt Mark Wackerline Gary Weber Debbie White Suzie Williams Deborah Wilson 64 CANDIDS ORGANIZATIONS Sandscript This year went well with only one draw back--having to meet deadlines. An Issue was brought out featuring the Bicentennial. 1. SANDSCRIPT MEMBERS: FRONT ROW, Brian Johnston, Jenny Sherwood, LouAnn Hjort, 2ND ROW, Mrs. Johnson, Brian Weatherford, Kathy Rausch, 3RD ROW, Don Baker, Pat Hogan, Kathy Snell, Jean Leonard, Janet Russell, Lori Claypool, 4TH ROW, Jan Ingermasson, Chris Carpenter, Tamie Smith, Sherry Cullison, Gail Ripper, Dian Chivers, Diane Lash. 2. Editors; LouAnn Hjort, Chief Editor; Gail Ripper, circulation editor; Pat Hogan, news editor. 2. RADIO GROUP, FRONT ROW, Brian W ether ford, Beth Ferguson, Kris Hough, Jenny Sherwood, 2ND ROW, Chris Carpenter. 4. Jenny Sherwood--new editor, Brenda May--reporter. 66 SANDSCRIPT Jan And Janet Janet's hosts are Mr. and Mrs. Richard Holland. She will stay with them for her entire stay, while Jan will stay at both Mr. and Mrs. Bob Johnsons. Jan participated in band and is also the Vice President in Spanish Club. Janet played on the girl's soccer team and is also in art. Jan Ingermarsson Svartbaesvag 14 D S-64100 Katuneholm, Sweden Janet Stampfli obertalwey 16 3400 Beugelorf (BE) Switzerland 1. A book a day keeps the librarian wondering what you're up to. 2. It's just a little crooked sir. 4. Would you like to join Me? 5. This sure gets heavy after a while. 6. i Que Pasa! 7. There lays a devilish women behind every innocent smile. 8. Good grief, what is that down there ? Peter Peter Pederson Amie Peter was a very out-going person. He was manager of the Football team, and he helped the girls in Soccer. He was often called Amie, because some people on the Football team thought he looked like an Amie and Peter didn't seem right. His favorite thing about school, was the girls. He was like a typical American to us, and we liked it! 1. Hurry up, or you'll be late. 2. Really? 3. This is very interesting. 4. Rest break? 5. My locker was jammed. AFS Club 1. FRONT ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Angie Shuck, Debi Hyatt, Pam Swanson, LouAnn Hjort, Janet Stampfli, Jan Ingermarsson, 2ND ROW: Mrs. Terry, Libby Johnson, Lisa Olson, Chris Carpenter, Brenda May, Jane Benson, Chris Greenwood, Sonna Voelkel, 3RD ROW: Brenda Hughes, Paul Duvick, Jill Rud, Brian Weatherford, Suzie Williams, Matt Hall-strom, Ann Strever, 4TH ROW: Barbara Kalvelage, Mary Hornbeck, Kari Helin, Kelly Chamblin, Michelle Bennett, Linda Jankowski, 2. Officers, LEFT TO RIGHT: Ann Strever; Secretary, Lisa Olson, Treasurer; Linda Jankowski; Vice Pres. Brenda May, Pres. 3. Lee Hennigan, AFS student went to New Zealand, her host here for the weekend was the Rud family. 4. Alright you guys, this is the Pres, speaking, and when I tell you to do that I want you to do that. 5. Who threw the spit wad?? Student Senate After Student Council voted unanimously to dissolve, Student Senate was born. Some achievements have been: collecting money for Muscular Dystrophy, planning Free Wheelin' Concert and hypnotist. Photo 1. Student Senate, LEFT TO RIGHT: FRONT ROW, C. Phillips, L. Hjort, SECOND ROW, R. Hunter, D. Hyatt, T. Olson, K. Sayne, D. Lash, M. Weismiller, J. Benson, THIRD ROW, J. Hinnah, J. Ammons, T. Kalvelage, P. Duvick, M. Wade, J. Carey, B. Woodrick, FOURTH ROW, E. Peterson, S. Augustine. Photo 2. Student Council: LEFT TO RIGHT: D. DeSpain, B. Stemmet, C. Phillips, SECOND ROW: T. Olson, L. Johnson, K. Sayne, D. Hyatt, P. Pedersen, K. Chamblin, R. Chamblin, L. Hoffman, THIRD ROW: P. Duvick, T. Balias, E. Schafman, Sponsor Mrs. Wright, J. Knox, C. Carpenter, V. Newkirk, P. Hallstrom, J. Benson, V. Holmes, L. Hjort, R. Duvick, S. Hey wood, TOP: B. May, J. Brunoehler. Photo 3. What an idea! Photo 4. Time for a laugh. Photo 5. This photo is self explanatory. Photo 6. Officers: Sponsor V. Wright: Vice President K. Sayne, Treasurer L. Hjort: BACK ROW: M. Weismiller, Corresponding Secretary; President P. Duvick; not pictured: Secretary S. Mall. Photo 7. Free Wheelin' Getting' Ready. Photo 8. Busy hands are happy hands! 70 NHS Accomplishments of NHS this year: New Constitution, Homecoming raffle, cookie sales, visits to Sandhaven, Stupendous Induction Ceremony (Pauls great Speech), end the year viewing Gods Favorite at the CANDLE LIGHT. 1. NHS members, BOTTOM ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Sponsor, Betty Lamb, Jean Hewitt, Wanda Van-Pelt, Carleen Peterson, Diane Graf, Jean Pekoe, Diane Griffith, SECOND ROW: Ann Strever, Lou-Ann Hjort, Cathy Wudi, Bonnie Hicks, Linda Jankowski, Penny Rossok, Marilyn Perkins, THIRD ROW: Chris Carpenter, FOURTH ROW: Curtis Nelson, Mike Korns, Paul Duvick, Eddy Schafman, Craig Clapper, FIFTH ROW; Jerry Anderson TOP: Val Holmes. 2. NHS Officers, LEFT TO RIGHT: LouAnn Hjort, Secretary, Bonnie Hicks, Treasurer, Paul Duvick, Vice-Pres. , Val Holmes, President. 3. Time fore contemplation. 4. NHS fringe benefits 5. What Speech??? 71 The Latin Club had a grand time playing pool, darts, listening to Donald Duck jollies, talking, and most of all eating at J. C. 's house on a very cold night. The sledding party was just as fun cracking up all over the place and in a snowstorm yet. No wonder all the cars were getting stuck! 1. It all comes out! 2. Latin Club Officers LEFT TO RIGHT: Secretary, Treasurer, Brian Weatherford, Vice President, Rolf Duvick, President, Steve Peterson 3. Latin Club Members, FRONT ROW LEFT TO RIGHT Jack Miller, Kari Helin, Rolf Duvick, Mike Lindstrom, Steve Peterson, Julie Mestemaker, Nancy Wagner, Kathy Leifheit, Sherrt Allen, Valerie Spezzirrim SECOND ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT, Glen Jaross, Larry Harpsterm, Shawn Sterling, Iinda Anderson, Elaine Larson, Debbie White, Vonnie Schulz, Libby Johnson, Traci Olson, THIRD ROW LEFT TO RIGHT, Dean Schleuter, John Larson, Penny Rossok, Marilyn Perkins, Pete Brunoehler, Brad Augustine, Lisa Augustine, Cheryl Smith, Sonna Voekel, Angie Shuck, Lisa Olson, Patsy Parson, Denise Mooney, Alison Blackburn, FOURTH ROW LEFT TO RIGHT, Mr. Curran, Mike Morris, John Ammons, Scott Heywood, Erik Peterson, Ted Tvrdick, Sharon Knights, Chris Greenwood, Kathy Wudi, Brad Stemmett, Bryan Loy, FIFTH ROW LEFT TO RIGHT, Bob Becker, Roger Van Pelt, Jim Dalton, Richard Korns, Rick Anderson, Bob Dixon, Tim Davis, Bryant Buchan-non, Jeff Camper, Kevin Moyers, Lori Hyatt, Val Holmes, Paul Duvick, Kathy Snell, Brian Weatherford, Leah Snell Latin Club 72 LATIN CLUB The Sandwich F. F. A. chapter has participated in many activities the past year. These include the Farm Zoo, Grain Judging, Public Speaking, and Foundation Awards. The chapter has won and placed at Sectional Competition and have gone to District. 1. FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT; Wade Hegland, Todd Corbitt, SECOND ROW, Mr. Gary, Newman Olson, Jerry Hubbard, Gary Weber, Glenn Fox, Brian Johnston, John Windisch, THIRD ROW; Mike Buri, Martin Hanson, FOURTH ROW; Terry Hardekopf, Jeff Brunoehler, Tom Meyer, FIFTH ROW; Tim Waldrop, Mark Weismiller, Roy Titzel, Everett Vandermere, Mike Smario, Todd Martin. 2. This is ag-gravating. 3. LEFT TO RIGHT: Jerry Hubbard, Sentinal; Tom Meyer, Treasurer; Terry Hardekopf, President; Mike Buri, Vice President; John Windisch. 4. And your grade is... 5. Learning about agriculture. Spanish Club Once again, 1ST place Homecoming Float, thanks to a brainstorm by Jan ... Here's an idea for a rainy night, papier mache a boulder... Gracias por el buen tiempo, amigos! Care for a traditional taco?? 1. What's that hanging from the rafters? A pinata ! 2. Spanish Club members; FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Rona Hunter, Kris Chris-topherson, Lyn Munder, Lana Olson, Diane Graf, Diane Erickson, Suzie Williams, Lora Hough, Lisa Kana-macher. SECOND ROW: Cindy Spiz-zirri, Janet Sherman, Brenda Hack-erson, Mona Baker. THIRD ROW: Jean Leonard, Diane Lash, Chris Carpenter, Jan Ingermarsson. FOURTH ROW: Rick Francis, Jerry Anderson, Kris Hough. TOP: Carleen Peterson. 3. Club officers; LEFT TO RIGHT: Kris Hough, secretary; Carleen Peterson, President; Jan Ingermarsson, Vice-President; Chris Carpenter, Treasurer. 4. Scrabble--the Spanish way! 5. Um, muy interesante ! 74 SPANISH CLUB 1. The great reflector staff. FRONT ROW LEFT TO RIGHT. Diane Lash, Diane Chiver, Lana Olson, Debi Hyatt, Vonnie Schultz, Mary Hombeck, BACK ROW LEFT TO RIGHT, Brian Loy, John Ammons, Mr. Curran, Traci Olson, Janice Fanning, Debi White, Jean Hewitt, Rolf Duvick, Lou Ann Hjort, Terry Olson, Pam Hallstrom, Val Holmes, Ann Strever, Brian Weatherford, Donna Voelkel, Julie Knox, Sue Williams 2. A heart to heart talk 3. Section Editors LEFT TO RIGHT Jean Hewitt, Rolf Duvick, Lana Olson, Terry Olson, Ann Strever, Val Holmes, Brian Weatherford, LouAnn Hjort, John Ammons 4. Prairie fairies are at it again! 5. Putting together the great year book. 6. Jane, finishing to beat that dead line. 7. Get to work Rolf. REFLECTOR 75 PHOTO 1. FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Cindy Hinnah, Danielle Grumieaux, Liese Krauspe, Donna Voelkel, Paul Duvick, Ann Strev-er, Lou Ann Hjort, BACK ROW LETT TO RIGHT, Louis Lopez, Jim Dalton, Ed Schafman, Kathy Sanye, Carol Phillips, Lori Hyatt, Cheryl Smith, Rocky Chamblin, Steve Peterson, Greg McGrill, Tom Meyer PHOTO 2. DA Judy! PHOTO 3. Hurry Susie. PHOTO 4. FRONT ROW LEFT TO RIGHT— Cheryl Keenan, Susie Mall. Sherrie Allen, Jean Leonard, BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT—Sherry Cullison, Chris Greenwood, Judy Fanning, Lori Claypool, Lana Olson. PHOTO 5. Oh Gee Chris! PHOTO 6. But I just wondered! 76 OFFICE HELP Vica The students of VICA Club each year sponsor a Parent—Employer Appreciation Banquet. This year the event held on May 4, 1976 served 300 people. The program included slides of each student on the job. A special part of the banquet was the announcement of the Debbie Baker Memorial Vocational Education Trust Fund. Contributions to the fund have been made by VICA students, employers, family members, and friends of Debbie Baker. The VICA students pay all costs of the banquet from dues they pay weekly to their club treasurer. 1. LEFT TO RIGHT; Debbie Morton, reporter; Pam Sheffer, Treasurer; Joanne Abens, Treasurer; Tim Scouton, Reporter; Jodi Shufelt, Secretary; Larry Savage, President; Sharon Franklin, Vice-President; missing, Mr. Hess, Advisor. 2. FRONT ROW, Diane Sherman, Janice Fanning, Jenny Sherwood, Lori Davis, Bonnie Walseth, Bob Hyatt, Gary Henrich, 2ND ROW, Joanne Abens, Terri Burdick, Sue Robbins, Debbie Baker, Pam Sheffer, Sherry Casner, Tom Rajkowski, Wayne Kuklok, Brent Johnson, Mr. Hess, 3RD ROW, Ann Prendergast, John Eichelberger, Clyde Olson, Jim Fanning, Jodi Shufelt. 4TH ROW; Traci Calvert, Brian Johnston, Lonnie McCaslin, Tim Scoughton, Joe Wiesbrook, Larry Savage. 3. Not Again! 4. And next. 5. How boring. Letterwinners Letterwinners Club is composed of hard work and power, spirit and determination. Varsity letterwinners of every sport are members. The club grows after each athletic season, adding athletes regularly to the club. 1. Tip him over. 2. What now! ? 3. What's so funny, John? 4. Varsity Club executive board TOP ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT, Vice president; Craig Clapper, Jon Christenson, STANDING Lori Hyatt, Corrine Pfist-er, SITTING President; LouAnn Hjort, Val Holmes. 5. Letter Winners Club: ON TOP LEFT TO RIGHT, Craig Clapper, Tim Balias, Paul Duvick, Mark Wade, Wayne Carter, Steve Augustine, John Christenson, STANDING BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT; Mike Korns, Todd Priesman, John Carey, Eddy Schafman, Brenda May, Sharon Knights, LEFT BENCH BACK ROW; Rick Abens, Ann Strever, Cheryl Smith, Diane Chi vers, Val Holmes, Lori Hyatt, LouAnn Hjort, MIDDLE ROW; Kathy Snell, Mr. Major, RIGHT BENCH; BACK-FRONT; Lana Olson, Beth Woodrick, Wanda VanPelt, Corrine Pfister, AGAINST LOCKERS, Nancy Darfler, Lisa Augustine, Susie VanKirk. Chorus 1. Mixed Chorus — FRONT ROW LEFT TO RIGHT; Diand Chivers, Pam Swanson, Lynette Rydell, Rose Bender, Rhonda Rebhom, Judy White, Vicky Gustafson, BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT; DeAnn Zingre, Kathy Wudi, Beth Ferguson, Lori Wolf, Patty Hogan, Liese Krauspe, Machel-le Bennett, Chip Loy, not pictured, Jeff Luttrell. 2. Girls Chorus, FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT; Deanna Nates, Jeanne Dellenback, Kari Helin, Vicky Gustafson, J5.ll Rud, Valorie Spizzir-ri, Tamara Johnson, BACK ROW LEFT TO RIGHT; Diane Griffith, Carleen Peterson, Dawn Stewart, Karen Beverage, Diana Schwemlein, Kathy Wudi, Conni Nash. 2. First soparano's trying to hit that high pitch. 4. Their not the King brother's but they'll do. 5. Liberace at play. 6. Getting ready for contest. Mixed and Girls Chorus traveled to Dekalb receiving 6 first places at State solo and emsemble contest. Mr. Schlacks was very happy with both chorus's. Both chorus also traveled to Sandhaven once a month. Thanks for putting up with Mr. Schlacks. 79 Band 1. Band Members, FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Marilyn Perkins, Cathy Wudi, Cindy Spizzirri, Michelle Bennett, Beth Ferguson, Jan Ingemarsson, Debbie White, Angie Shuck. 2ND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Carleen Peterson, Penny Rossok, Jean Hewitt, Diane Graf, Judy White, Don Baker, Elaine Larson, Brenda Tuftee, Leah Snell, Karla King, Mike Jankowski, Karen Keenan, Diane Hoagland, Lisa Olson. 3RD ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Diane Anderson, Garry Bedford, Brian Weatherford, Diane Griffith, Wade Hanson, Lana Olson, Tim Davis, Same Holland, Lance Olson, Kathy Snell, Scott McKindley, Glenn Jaross, Barry Bedford, John Larson. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Dawn Stewart, Doug Anderson, Chris Carpenter, Lori Hold-iman, Fred Clairmont, Roald Moyers, Mike Bun, Mr. Schlacks. 2. Our fearless leader! 3. DRUM MAJOR, Cathy Wudi. 4. BAND OFFICERS, FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Carleen Peterson, Lib.; C thy Wudi, Pres.; Judy White, Sec.; Diane Graf, Tres.; Diane Anderson, Jr. Rep. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Wanda VanPelt, V.P.; Jean Hewitt, Lib.; Glenn Jaross, Soph. Rep.; Diane Griffith, Sr. Rep.; Leah Snell, Fresh. Rep. 5. FLAG CORPS, LEFT TO RIGHT; Robert Angel, Teresa Gavin, Mona Baker, Sherry Clark, Sherry Brisboy, Karen Beverage, Terri Burris, Valerie Spizzirri. 6. COLOR GUARD, FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Cindy Sterling, Wanda Van Pelt, Cap., Lana Olson. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Dolores Meyer, Sandy Adkins, Pam Swarson. 7. Wouldn't Chucky be proud if he could see me now! 8. Majoreetes, LEFT TO RIGHT: Michelle Bennett, Debi Hyatt, Lisa Olson, Karla King, Karen Keenan 80 BAND Marching Indians take first place on a summer trip to Grand Ridge. We welcome Jan, the Rotary Exchange Student to our band. A long cold wait to see the King of Norway. Seven people go to IMEA district band. Sandwich symphonic band makes CBS News. We'll miss you sir! BAND 81 Varsity Cheerleaders Varsity Cheerleaders. 1. Joanne Abens Sr. 2. Kim Kerley Sr. 3. Corrine Pfister Sr. 4. Lou Ann Hjort Sr. 5. Cheryl Hummel Sr. 6. Pep? Assembly. 8. Varsity Cheerleaders. FRONT ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT; Cheryl Hummel, Corinne Pfister, Kim Kerley, Julie Mestemaker. TOP ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT; Susie Mall, Lou Ann Hjort, Liese Krauspe, Rose Bender, Joanne Abens. 9. The human ladder to success. 10. The whole gang gets involved. 82 CHEERLEADERS PAGE MISSING PAGE MISSING Thespians Photo 1: And here's the pitch... Photo 2: Officers: LEFT TO RIGHT: the late Jack Taxis, V. P. ; and the even later Paul Duvick, Pres. Photo 3: Sponsor Joan Gorham receives ashes. Photo 4: Members in mourning; LEFT TO RIGHT RIGHT: Anne Prendergast, Jack Taxis, Kim Abbey, Paul Duvick, Karen Doss. Photo 5: There's one in every crowd! SPORTS Basketball Wrest VARSITY WE THEY VARSITY WE THEY Marengo 49 75 Kaneland 152 161 Waubonsee 97 61 Yorkville 167 221 Hall 48 71 Marseilles 168 22 7 Dwight 47 75 Lisle 165 176 Plainfield 85 91 Oswego ? 181 185 Seneca 64 72 Geneva 162 188 Somonauk 63 50 Hinckle Big Rock 162 199 Plano 41 43 Valley Lutheran i 161 208 Amboy 66 81 Serena 161 179 Oregon 76 68 Sycamore PV158 146 Ashton 69 74 Lemont 177 175 Yorkville 62 67 Lisle 170 202 Lemont 51 69 Somonauk 170 195 Shabbona 63 64 Hinckley Big Rock 170 196 Lisle 66 84 Valley Lutheran 164 188 Minooka Wilmington Yorkville Serena Plano Marseillies Lisle Lemont Aurora Central 53 59 67 72 59 58 55 65 59 83 77 56 78 56 86 80 78 74 Boys Track VARSITY WE Oak Park Relays 1st Place Marseilles Lost Seneca Won Aurora Central Lost Serena Won Dwight Won Yorkville Lost Lemont Lost 5 Team Lemont 3rd Place Minooka Lost Lisle Lost Lisle Invitational 8th Place Fox Valley Prep 15th Place Plano Won Wilmington Rain NEC Conference 6th Place District 7th Place Plainfield Invitational 7th Place Tri-City 1st Place State Scott McAllister 5th Place— Yorkville Marseilles Aurora Central Plainfield VARSITY Marquette Amboy Dwight Lisle | Yorkville Lemont Seneca Plano Wilmington VARSITY Syc am ore ■Marseilles waubonsee Valley Reed Custer Waterman Lemont Mendg Dwight ; Midi .Gardner t lie noqifcpa LisW nano Batavjf nd Serena Yprkvi Minool Mile VARSITY Burlington Central Coal City Plano Plainfield Plainfield Minooka Minooka Seneca Morris Dwight Coal City Minooka Wilmington Aurora Central Lemont DeKalb Yorkville Plano Bowling Soccer VARSITY Wilmington Seneca WE THEY VARSITY WE 1077 1162 Marseilles 0 1148 1053 Lemont 0 1130 1276 Plano 3 1105 1420 Lisle 4 1243 1269 Lemont 2 1179 1155 Minooka 5 1114 1283 Yorkville 2 1495 Plano 2 4 246 1253 Lisle 3 Yorkville 2 ack Wilmington 5 Marseilles 2 THEY 1 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 1 0 0 3 Cross Country VARSITY THEY Plainfield 37 20 Burlington 18 40 Shabbona 15 46 Downers Grove Invitational 5th Place Aurora Central 15 40 Coal City 20 35 Aurora Central 22 35 Kaneland Invitational 9th Place Geneva 23 32 Oswego 42 19 Batavia 18 37 Kaneland 39 22 Yorkville 30 29 Plano 24 31 Lisle 18 37 Minooka Invitational 12th Place Dwight 24 31 Westmont 15 43 Lemont 26 29 Minooka 39 19 Burlington 18 41 North East Conference 2nd Place I. H. S. A. District 6th Place Sports Awards 1. BASKETBALL—LEFT TO RIGHT —HUSTLER: Brad Woodrick, DEFENSE: Bryan Bickford, FREE-THROW: Karl Wallis, MVP: Roger Huber, MOST IMPROVED: Ed Schafraan. 2. SOCCER—LEFT TO RIGHT Wanda Van Pelt, Most Inspirational; Jammie Creek, Most Improved; Lori Hyatt, Most Valuable. 3. GOLF-LEFT TO RIGHT —MVP: Brad Woodrick, HALL OF FAME: Bob Wright. 4. BOWLING— MVP—Cheryl Smith. 5. WRESTLING—MVP G TAKE DOWN: Greg Weisbrook. 6. BASEBALL—MVP —Bob Hyatt 7. ATHLETE OF THE YEAR —TRACK, MOST INSPIRATIONAL—Paul Duvick 8. SCHOLAR ATHLETE—Bob Wright. 9. FOOTBALL-MOST INSPIRATIONAL— Terry Benjamin 10. Let's shake on it! 11. VOLLEYBALL—MVP-Val Holmes 12. FOOTBALL—HUSTLER —WRESTLING—MOST INSPIRATIONAL—Dave Stahl 13. CROSS COUNTRY—MVP—MOST INSPIRATIONAL, TRACK—MVP— Scott McAllister 14. GOLF—MOST INSPIRATIONAL—A1 Collman 15. GIRL'S TRACK—MVP—Beth Woodrick 16. Gee! A trophy for me. 17. A bone-crushing hand-skahe. 90 Cross Country End result of long practices and determination is an impressive record 13-5-0. Second place at N.E.C.... 6th place atl.H.S.A. Nice going guys!! PHOTO 1. FRONT ROW John Christenson, Rick Gustafson, BACK ROW Scott Me Allister, Mark Wade, Jin Kaminky, Rick Crowe PHOTO 2. When yoy say that, Boy, smile PHOTO 3. Senior Mark Wade PHOTO 4. Senior Scott McAllister PHOTO 5. Senior Jim Kaminky PHOTO 6. Hope that's not your best side! 92 CROSS COUNTRY PHOTO 1. Hey, get back in uniform! PHOTO 2. A completely unrehearsed track-side pose PHOTO 3. Coach Steve Reiderer PHOTO 4. Oh looky guys! This little piggy went to market, This little.. .PHOTO 5. An attempt to photograph a track star in action. CROSS COUNTRY 93 Soccer This year the Soccer Team consisted of eight seniors, three juniors, thirteen sophomores and five freshman. The team was 9-2-1. This was the best season in the three years of soccer at Sandwich High School. There was a new defense and improved offense. The girls used more aggresive team play which improved the games greatly. The coaches were very pleased with the season. 1. She won't get it this time! 2. I see it! 3. Ouch! 4. J. V. and Varsity Soccer Team. FRONT ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT; Kari Helin, Susie VanKirk, Susie Kerley, Karen Keenan, Lori Hyatt, Wanda Van-Pelt, Susan Convert, Cindy Sterling, Susie Williams. SECOND ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT; Dolores Meyer, Debbie Fritsch, Jean Leonard, Beth Woodrick, Susan Allen, Donna Becherer, Ann Strever, Sherry Allen, Lana Olson, Penny Sue Rossok. THIRD ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT; Coach Brown, Cheryl Smith, Nancy Darfler, Jill Rud, Carol Phillips, Laurie Phillips, Corrine Pfister, Jamie Creek, Karla King, Diane Chivers, Kathy Snell, Janet Stampfli, Coach Eden. 5. Boy is this boring. 6. The Seniors! 94 SOCCER The Seniors. 1. Wanda Van Pelt. 2. Ann Strever. 3. Janet Stampfli. 4. Kathy Snell. 5. Corinne Pfister. 6. Laurie Phillips. 7. Susan Covert. 8. Susan Allen. 9. Coach Sharon Brown and Coach Connie Eden. 10. Managers.........Susie Williams and Kari Helin. 11. That will show them! 12. Go Ann Go! SOCCER 95 Varsity Football The Varsity football squad of 75-76 out in alot of hard work and effort this year. Although they were 2-7 on the year, they had some exciting games especially defeating Yorkville and also winning the first homecoming in five years by defeating Seneca. PHOTO 1, Go BIG C! ! PHOTO 2, Come on, get your heads in the game! PHOTO 3. I knew I should have gone the other way. PHOTO 4. Heeeey. . .Lets Go! PHOTOS. ,rWill show em who's boss! PHOTO 6. Varsity football, LEFT TO RIGHT, FRONT ROW: Mgr. R. Moudy, P. Hoffman, C. Olson, B. Hyatt, B. Stemmet, W. Carter, T. Olson, T. Balias, D. Larson, Mgr. D. Johnson MIDDLE ROW—Mgr. C. Clapper, D. Dierzen, J. Carey, C. Horv ath, D. Stahl, D. Cain, E. Schafman, R. Beardsley, J. Anderson, Mgr. P. Pederson TOP ROW— Coach Taylor, S. Augustine, G. Kleinprinz, T. Benjamin, P. Duvick, R. Stahl, R. Duvick, M. Korns, M. WiesmillerJ. Scents, Coach Aubrey PHOTO 7. Statisticians—LEFT TO RIGHT, BOTTOM ROW--Michelle Weismiller, Val Holmes, Ann Strever, TOP ROW— Ramona Floyd PHOTO 8. Wheres theball? PHOTO 9. Paul Hoffman-Golden Helmet Award for defense PHOTO 11. Ed Schafman--Golden Helmet Award for offense % 97 Seniors Honored Photo 1. R. Beardsley Photo2. T. Benjamin Photo 3. D. Cain Photo 4 .Tri--captain J. Carey Photo 5. D. Dierzen Photo 6. Tri--captain D. Duvick Photo 7. P. Hoffman Photo 8. Tri--Captain B. Hyatt Photo 9. J. Scents Photo 10. D. Stahl Photo 11. R. Stahl Photo 12. M. Weismiller Photo 13. Just one more inch, just one more. 98 Frosh-Soph Football The 75-76 sophomore football team had a great season with a 7-1-1 record. The freshman football team of 75-76 it withh a rush. The freshman ended the season with a record of 2-7-2. PHOTO 1--I knew I called the wrong play. PHOTO 2.—Here you take the ball, NO! I don't want it. PHOTO 3. Sophomore Football LEFT TO RIGHT, FRONT ROW—S. Mc-Kindley, T. Waldrop, J. Ridgley, T. Priesman, M. Lindstrom, T. Tuftee, A. VanPelt, SECONDROW J. Fraser, J. Chamblin, L. Lopez R. Johnson, S. Raney, C. Christensen, M. Otto, A. Wig, J. Brun-oehler TOP ROW—Mgr. S. Schel-ueter, D. Olson, J. Miller, P. Abens, J. Hinnah T. Meyer, J. Hubbard, S. Peterson, W. Hargrave, D. Stahl, Coach Hallaron PHOTO 4.--Freshman Football LEFT TO RIGHT, G. Ridgley, S. Titzel, R. VanPelt, B. Augustine, M. Hanson, SECOND ROW, R. Korns, J. Hacker, D. Dobnick, T. Van-Bibber, J. Thompson., S. Haywood, TOP ROW, Coach Lukawski, F. Clairmont, A. Franklin J. Dalton, D. Anderson, M. Morris, J. Ammons, R. Anderson, Coach Criswell PHOTO 5—Hey! Watch those hands. PHOTO 6. Hi Mom! PHOTO 7. Blue 49, come on Prunes give the ball. Tribe 75-76 The Sandwich Varsity basketball team finished its basketball season with a 5-19 record. Certainly the Indians were hoping for a better record, but it wasn't without its highlights. Sweet victories over neighbors Somonauk and Yorkville to come from behind victory over talented Oregon was only overshadowed by an exciting overtime victory over arch rival Plano, 59-56. I. LEFT TO RIGHT; Coach Peterson and Co Captain Roger Huber and B. Bickford. 2. Varsity Basketball Team; LEFT TO RIGHT, BACK ROW; R. Huber, C. Sch-wemlein, M. Korns, K. Wallis, R. Stahl, G. Peterson, P. Duvick, L. Olson, M. Burn: BOTTOM ROW —B. Wright, E. Schafman, B. Woodrick, Coach Peterson, B. Bickford, P. Beardsley, D. Loux. 3. I never fouled hi, ! 4. If I could only get in there and show them how to do it. 5. Coach Petersen 6. You'd better miss! 7. Hows your mother. 8. Statisticians: LEFT TO RIGHT; FRONT ROW, J. Sherwood, L. Anderson, V. Homes, L. Hjort, BACK ROW; C. Spizziri, A. Strever, L. Olson 9. I'll get it. 10. Managers LEFT TO RIGHT; T. Kalvelage, S. Holland, C. Clapper, 11. One shot play it on the miss. PAUL DUVICK BOB WRIGHT RICK STAHL BRYAN BICKFORD ROGER HUBER GREG PETERSON 102 BASKETBALL Frosh-Soph Basketball What a year it's been for the sophomore and freshmen basketball teams. Sophs with a 16-7 record and second in the NEC conf. With the hustling they did, they left other competitors dazed. The freshmen had a 13-6 record, very impressive. With the new coach, they went on to become a team of speed and strength. I. Sophomores. 1ST ROW LEbT TO RIGHT B. Weatherford, Mgr. J. Camper, A. VanPelt, S. Peterson, K. Burkhart, P. Abens. 2ND ROW LEFT TO RIGHT, Coach Ray Aubry, L. Harpster, J. Hinnah, K. Miller, R. Duvick, T. Myer. 2. Look at those cheerleaders. 3. These guys never shut-up! 4. They're off and running. 5. I'm going to throw this and make a basket. 6. Coaches talk about other things besides game stradeg-ies. 7. Freshmen. 1ST ROW LEFT TO RIGHT, B. Loy, M. Eisenberg, D. Dob-nick, P. Brunoehler, R. VanPelt, S. Heywood, S. Titzel, B. Augustine, G. Dilbeck, Mgr. 2ND ROW LEFT TO RIGHT, Coach Brad Klett, R. Anderson, G. McGrill, J. Ammons, K. Lee, J. Dalton, F. Clairmont, B. Cassell, Mgr. J. Lempke, Mgr. Varsity Wrestling Bob Hyatt 119 lbs. Fastest pin; 56 sec. 4-3-0, 4th in Christmas Tourn. Injured 3 years Larry Mall 119 lbs. Fastest pin; 2.49 sec. 2-1-0, Injured 4 year record 47-20-0 Greg Weisbrook 126 lbs. Most valuable, co-captain District champ, 2nd Christmas Tournament, 2nd Sectional, 18 pins, 3rd Conference 4 year record 57-39-2 Dave Stahl 132 lbs. Most Inspirational, co-captain 2nd district, 2nd Christmas Toum. Fastest pin; 1.02 sec.-Season record 19-8-1 J. V. Wrestling Rick Beardsley 145 lbs. Fastest pin 5.11 sec. injured Season record 3-5-1 4 year record 15-36-2 Mike Weismiller 167 lbs. Fastest pin; .21 sec. Season record 13-11-0 Most pins award 4 year record, 23-35-0 1975-76 wrestling season was filled with success, injuries, joy, heartbreak, and in the end frustrated happiness. Starting the season, with high goals, and nine lettermen, and 40 other candidates fighting for positions the Indians roared thru nine opponents after an opening season loss to finish the first half of the season 9-1. Injuries slaved us down losing Larry Mall, Bob Hyatt, Dave Stahl, Rick Beardsley, Terry Olson, Mike Weismiller, and Mike Otto at different times of the season. But the Indians depth and hard work carried us through a school record 15 wins 4 losses. Greg Wiesbrook and Clyde Olson qualified for state. Rick Abens, Tim Balias, and Dave Stahl made it the sectionals as the team placed second in our own district tournament. Greg Wiesbrook was voted most valuable and Dave Stahl named Most Inspirational. Wiesbrook and Stahl were Co-Captains. 0 1. LEFT TO RIGHT: Tim Balias, Brad Stemmet, Dave Hoagland, Brian Johnston, Mike Otto, Dan Wilson, Mike Lindstrom, Evert Vandemeer, BACK ROW: Coach Tom Major, Rick Abens, Terry Olson, Rick Beardsley, Clyde Olson, Phil Hoffman, Mike Weismiller, Dave Stahl, Dwayne Larson, Bob Hyatt, Greg Weisbrrok, Larry Mall. 2. Coach Tom Major 105 Frosh-Soph Wrestling 1. What next Coach? 2. Get to work Mark. 3. No Cheatin' 4. Come on, lets win! 5. Big C pins him again. 6. Stats. FRONT ROW—LEFT TO RIGHT; Cheryl Smith, Sherry Cul-lison, Cheryl Keenan, 2ND ROW, Lynn Munder, Susie Kerley, Diane Chi vers, Diane Lash. THIRD ROW; Donna Voelkel, Kelly Chamblin, Ann Prendergast, Kim Abbey. 106 WRESTLING J. V. Wrestling 1. FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT; Jeff Ridgley, Joe Kotalik, Rick Crowe, Dan Wilson, Wim Vandermeer, Jim Hacker, Tim Davis, Terry VanBibber, Gregg • Ridgley, SECOND ROW; LEFT TO RIGHT; Wade Johnston, Richard Yingling, Paul Bruggerman, Tim Tuf-tee, Joe Frasier, Mike Lind-strom, Chris Hair, BoboDix-on, Glenn Fox, Manager, Jim Anderson. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT; Coach Williams, A1 Wig, Brian O'Neill, Carl Christenson, Dennis Stahl, Dave Olson, Mile Otto, Mark Soave, Todd Priesman, manager Bob Hanson. 2. Pin 'em! 3. Frosh-Soph. coach Williams 4. Dan Wilson has another win. 5. Managers; Bob Hanson and Jim Anderson 107 Volleyball This year there were approxa-mately twenty girls in volleyball. The season was a successful one record wise as well as personality satisfying to the team members. The most valuable player was awarded to Val Holmes. The Seniors: 1. Brenda May 2. Ann Strever 3. Susan Allen 4. Julie Marcellus 5. Val Holmes 6. Corinne Pfister. 7. The Varsity Team; FIRST ROW: Susan Allen, Susie VanKirk, Val Holmes, Ann Strever, SECOND ROW; Coach Sharon Brown, Chris Greenwood, Carol Phillips, Brenda May, Lori Hyatt, and Manager Suzie Williams. 8. The J.V. Team FIRST ROW; Rhonda Garrett, Jerri Knox, Bev Hogan, Julie Knox, Allison Blackburn, SECOND ROW; Coach Sharon Brown, Karla King, Linda Anderson, Mary Hornbeck, Jill Rud, Kathy Rausch, Manager Suzie Williams. 9. Coach Sharon Brown 10. And away we go! 11. One more time. 12. That one will make it. 13. C'mon Bev. 14. Nothing to it. 15. The pain of it all. 16. BUMP! 17. Where did it go? 18. BUMP No 2! 19. All alone 20. STRENGTH! 108 VOLLEYBALL Bowling Girls Bowling ended the season with a Varsity record of 2-8, Sophomores, 5-5. Twelve girls of the bowling team traveled to Aurora to districts. The district teams competing were Oswego, West Aurora, Plano, and Aurora East. In first round Sandwich was in 2nd place, as Chris Beckwith, Diane Chivers, Vicky Newkirk, Rita Olson and Cheryl Smith bowled. Second Round bowlers were Chris Beckwith, Diane Chivers, Vicky Newkirk, Debi Hyatt, and Cheryl Smith. Sandwich ended in 4th place. High Bowler for districts was Cheryl Smith with a 180. High Bowlers for practice and games were Chris Beckwith, 209; Vicky Newkirk, 198; Cheryl Smith, 175; and Diane Chivers 170. 1. We get a kick out of bowling!! 2. My thumb's stuck! 3. Coach Betty Lamb 4. Don't bother me, I'm bowling. 6. Poetry in motion. 110 BOWLING 1. Denise VanKirk 2. Cindy Hubbard 3. front row, left to right, Nancy Stacks, Debi Hyatt, Cheryl Smith, 2nd row, Denise Van-Kirk, Kim Abbey, Kari Helin, Donna Becherer, LouAnn Hjort, Beth Wood-rick, back row, Jane Benson, Cindy Hubbard, Rita Olson, Lisa Olson, Mary Bruggerman, Jammie Creek, Diane Chivers, Chris Beckwith, coach Betty Lamb. 4. Jane Benson 5. LouAnn Hjort BOWLING 111 Var. Baseball The team ended its season with a 4-14 record. Both coaches considered it a season well done with their fine hitting, pitching, and fielding. If they ever had another chance, they could of gone farther. 1. Please don't let it rain. 2. An easy play at first base 3. Toad steals away another. 4. If I don't hit it this time I'll cry. 5. BACK ROW LEFT TO RIGHT; Coach Len Peterson, Ed Schafman, John Carey, Dave Dierzen, Chris Horvath, Roy Titzel, Brad Woodrick, Doug Jordan, Coach John Hallo-ran, FRONT ROW; Bryan Bickford, Terry Olson, Tim Cook, Scott Augustine, John Christensen, Bob Hyatt, absent: Todd Priesman. 6. Will he get it here on time??! ! 7. Boy, this is exciting. THE SENIORS (Pictured on page 113) 1. Bryan Bickford. 2. John Carey. 3. Tim Cook. 4. Dave Dierzen. 5. Bob Hyatt. 6. Scott Augustine. 7. Hi there, we're the Coaches. 8. That was a strange inning! 9. Lets get it over the base this time, John! 112 113 Frosh. Soph. Baseball This year's Frosh-Soph. Team did real good. With the experience of the sophomores and spirit of the freshman, neither could survive without the other. Coach Peterson's hard work make the team one of the best. 1. See no evil, hear no evil, speak no evil, disregard all above! 2. Go down a block and turn right. 3. Look at me when I'm talking to you, Peterson. 4. I bet I hit that ball far! 5. FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT; S. Heywood, R. Weekly, S. Titzel, R. Chamblin, A. VanPelt, T. Waldrop, J. Hacker, W. Johnston, 2ND ROW; P. Abens, G. Dilbeck, J. Thompson, M. Wackerline, J. Brunoehler, J. Fraser. BACK ROW; Coach Len Peterson, G. McRill, T. Meyer, S. Peterson, L. Harpster, R. Duvick, F. Clairmont, D. Kohler. 19 ? 114 BASEBALL Sports Boosters 1. LEFT TO RIGHT; Sports Boosters Executive Board, Mrs. Betty Wright, Mrs. Judy Hyatt, Mr. Stu Dalton, Mrs. Pat Clapper, Mr. Ronald Wallis, Mrs. Helen Augustine; 2. Making money at the concessions! 3. Break time; take 5! 3. Hard at work during the tournament. We the students of Sandwich High School would like to dedicate this page to the Sports Boosters. Through their individual and collective efforts they have given us golf, cross country, girl's bowling and baseball teams for the 1975-76 school year. Thank you very much! SPORTS BOOSTERS 115 This year Varsity Track team locked the personnel needed for a very strong record. But fine performances were put on by individuals. Records were broken this year in the 2 mile by Scott McAllister, and the Discus record by Carl Christenson, the 2 mile relay by (Mark Wade, A1 Wig, Paul Duvick, John Ammons) The year was added with Scott McAllister, qualifying for state competition in the 2 mile. Track 1. FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT; Tim Tuftee, Dan Dobnick, Rick Anderson, Scott McAllister, Mark Wade, Fred Hayes, Roger VanPalt, Bryan Loy, SECOND ROW; Coach Rieder er, A1 Wig, Mike Otto, Carl Christenson, Lance Olson, Joyn Ammons, Gerry Anderson, Coach Keller. 2. Ugh! 3. Now that I've cleared those.;. 4. Just passin through 5. Gosh, I wish this was yesterday. 6. LEFT TO RIGHT: BACK ROW; S. Franklin, K. Chamblin, T. Major, C. Pfister, D. Mooney, D. Fritsch, D. Schreck, B. Paul FRONT ROW: C. Greenwood, J. Knox, J. Knox, M. Baker. 7. I deserve some west and welaxation! 8. We came, we saw, we conquered,... what? 9. Senior Scott McAllister 10. Senior Paul Duvick 11. Senior Mark Wade 116 1. LEFT TO RIGHT, BACK ROW Coach Sharon Brown, Kathy Rausch, Laurie Phillips, Sherry Brisboy, Brenda Hughes, Jammie Creek, Chris Beckwith, Brenda Gillespie, Donna Becherer, Cor-rine Pfister, Carol Phillips, Cindy Hinnahm, Diane Chivers, Libby Johnson, Connie Nash, Barb Kalve-lage, Mary Hombeck, Gena Klein-prinz, Manager; Suzie Williams, Coach Mrs. Eden. SECOND ROW; LEFT TO RIGHT, Sherry Clark, Cheryl Smith, Nancy Darfler, Sharon Knights, Jill Rud, Val Holmes, Lana Olson, Janet Stam-fli, Carla King, Suzie Allen, Linda Anderson, Lisa Augustine, Manager Cindy Hubbard. THIRD ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT; Beth Woodrick, Lori Hyatt, Jeannie Mindar, Debi Allen, Nancy Van-Kirk, Jodi Shufelt, Tammy Kennedy, Tina Kennedy, Debi Hyatt, Lisa Olson, Leah Snell. 2. Co-Captains Corrine Pfister and Lori Hyatt 3. Our Great mile and 2 miler Beth Woodrick 4. Leah Snell warming up 5. Super Senior Corrine Pfister 6. Super Senior Tammy Kennedy 7. Super Senior Janet Stampfli 8. Managers Suzie Williams, and Cindy Hinnah 9. Weight Women Lisa Olson 10. Super Senior Laurie Phillips 11. Super Senior Sue Allen 12. Super Senior Val Homes 13. Coaches Mrs. Eden and Mrs. Brown 14. Lets go Sandwich 15. Shin Splints killing me, I don't care cause Sandwich is no. 1. 16. Up Up and Away! Girls 118 Track 119 Golf The golf team, which was sponsored by the Sports boosters, had a fine 17-2 season. They were led by Brad Woodrick who averaged 38. 9. The team placed 2nd in Conference and District. District was a one stroke loss to an anonymous team. Brad Woodrick paved the way with a 2nd place finish. The District loss was averaged by a first at sectionals led by Bob Wright, who placed first and Brad Woodrick, who placed third. In the state tournament the team placed 8th. The trip to state was an experience to be forgotten. The golf team would like to thank the Sports Boosters. Photo 1. Varsity Golf Team LEFT TO RIGHT BACK ROW; Chip Loy, Kirk Lee, Brad Woodrick, Bob Wright, Coach Dunlop. FRONT ROW; A1 Coleman, Kevin Burkhart, Dave Loux Photo 2. ball fore! Photo 3. Coach Tom Dunlop Photo 4. J. V. Golf Team—LEFT TO RIGHT Scott Hanson, Greg Me Grill, Tim Davis 120 121 ft mmmmi HlHiilllliifl wwww umniimiiiim, WWW. .............iUH, .w t • ii FACULTY Administration 1. Board of Education; FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT; Stewart E. Dalton, Donald E. Breunig, Howard Hinnah, BACK ROW; LEFT TO RIGHT, Joseph Twait, Robert L. Carpenter, Warren Greenwood, Stuart F. Phillips 2. Acting Superintendent; Henry A. Hornbeck 3. Principal; Robert Howard 4. Assistant Principal; Athletic Director: Paul Tobin 124 ADMINISTRATION 1. Bus Drivers, LEFT TO RIGHT; Kathy Casey, Sharon Schleutker, Jim Zingre, Don Ross, La Verne Abens, Janet Nicholson. 2. Secretaries, LEFT TO RIGHT; Shirley Clairmont, Sharon Whitney, Verna Graf. 3. Librarians, LEFT TO RIGHT; Lesah Worst, Pat Rud, Marcia Rissman, Madeline Williams. 4. Janitors, LEFT TO RIGHT; Ed Fuch, and Les De-groot. 5. Cooks, LEFT TO RIGHT; FRONT ROW: Rose Lemke, Kim Holdiman, Hollie Dotson, BACK ROW; Margaret Dimmer, Elizabeth Hargrave, Carolyn Davis, Sharon Anderson, Jane Bollie. 125 128 FACULTY FACULTY 129 In COX G RESS. Jvly .i. 1776. ijfie unammou$ 3Vf fa ration . • «.. ‘ptatc? of OH. mo ri fa. __ 7 r, — A-' '• «-A-—'v - ■ .- ''—7 • - • ■• - ...C. ™22L- w Vf -v- - --- 4.n, A- Ay--- u, j� £5l: 4U. I ' 2.rBi ' r i«c «—■ - -'H-: '. W-ij2Qr_ .4A u . z£x- j£g -Am C, A ADS A W � ibnf tfffi CARLSON AND ABEWS INSURANCE AND REALTY CO. 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Late Model Chevrolet Parts Jay Yingling Phone: 815 — 786-2359 INDIAN SPRINGS SHOPPING CENTER SANDWICH, ILLINOIS ACE HARDWARE HOME CENTER JACKIE’S BEAUTY SALON Beauty is our Business. ffSPY fm Radio 107 Your Community Minded Station Presents “We the Students Sandwich High School Program Sundays, 2:00PM — 3:00PM 5 N. Main Street Sandwich, Illinois Phone: 786-7755 IDLE HOUR LANES 927 E. Railroad Sandwich, 111. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1976 FORD MOTORS Sandwich Ford-Mercury Sales Inc. 128 East Railroad Street Sandwich, Illinois 60548 Phones: 815 — 78A.2111 � i — I ou-i 1 12 Best Wishes We Wish You the Best Class of 1976 MRMERS ST 4TE B 4NK OF SOMONAUK SOMONAUK, I LLINOIS 60552 Phone: (815) 498-2396 DUY’S SHOES Specialists in Quality Fashion for your Feet. 131 S. Main St. Downtown Sandwich Phone: 786-6016 LOUIS E. NEUENDORF THOMAS W. GRANT ASSOCIATES ' m. u LOUS LSEl DORF THOMAS W. GRANT S LAW V ! ■: - CONGRATULATION TO THE CLASS OF “76” DELTA'S STYLING SALON The House of Hair Design hair shaping New heat waves Hair blowing Redken Verdel Sasson Retail products ONOGRAM APPLIANCE CENTER MOROGRAM APPLIANCE CENTER Phone: 815 — 786-8828 32 East Railroad Street Sandwic, III. Tues. — Wens. — Fri. 8:00 — 5:00 Thurs. 8:00 — 8:00 Sat. 8:00 — 1:30 WE SERVICE WHAT WE SELL. FOUR SEASON LAUNDROMAT 47 E. Center St. Sandwich, Illinois Phone: 786-8292 THE BARN RESTAURANT Fine food and cocktails in a relaxing atmosphere. Congratulations to the Class of 1976 138 LOY’S DEPT. STORE CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF “76” M. WERNER EDGEBROOK AND SONS COUNTRY CLUB Automotive Parts Edgebrook Country Club 523 E. Church St. Sandwich, 111. Sandwich, Illinois Phone: 815 — 786-2129 Phone: 786-3751 216 N. 6th St. Dekalb, Illinois Phone: 815 — 756-2727 Swimming Facilities Driving Range open to Public. Rt. 51 South Rochelle, Illinois Phone: 815 — 562-4115 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1976 FOX VALLEY SHOPPING NEWS CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS “Your Best Buy In Advertising' Phone: 312 — 553-7431 P.O. Box 609 Yorkville, Illinois OF “76 FROM BETTY LEE BEAUTY SALON MARVE JOHNSON ELECTRIC 324 West First Street Sandwich, Illinois Phone: 786-8029 Member of Nat’L hair dressers and costmetologistists assn. CTS KNIGHTS INC. The Leading Manufacturer of Quartz Crystal Products An Equal Opportunity Employer Sandwich, Illinois TOWN AND COUNTRY MARKET RESTAURANT CLEANING SPECIALIST Where Shopping Time is Pleasure Time Open 7 days a week 8a.m. — 9p.m. HOOD AND DUCT CLEANING SERVICE 1113 Isabel (L.I.T.H.) Algonquin, 111. 60102 Plano, Illinois 60545 (312)658-5095 (815)786-2604 PEKOC LEE T.V. 11 East Main Street Plano, Illinois Phone: 552-8100 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1976 LARSON’S PHILLIPS 66” SERVICE STATION AND CAR WASH 120 N. Main St. Sandwich, 111. Phone: 815 — 786-9281 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF ’76 SANDWICH HIGH “The reward of a thing well done is to have done it” Ralph Waldo Emerson ILL-STEEL INC “Serving This Community Since 1926” Indian Spring Shopping Center Sandwich, Illinois MIWICK'S REFRIGERATION AND ELECTRIC SANDWICH FAIR ASSOCIATION Commericial — Refrigeration Parts for all Home Appliances Don Minick Sandwich 786-3941 IMPACT DIE CASTING CORPORATION Specializing in Aluminum and Zinc Casting 1212 East Sixth Sandwich, Illinois Phone: 786-2195 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1976 GRAIN HAULING HERB EIPERS R.R.2 Newark, Illinois Phone: 786-8010 III. C.C. 7716 MC-CR SANDWICH LIONS CLUB NEW IDEA Quality Farm Equipment Since 1899 Midwestern Region 95 North Main Street Sandwich, Illinois ANDERSON AND BUSHNELL School Supplies Art Supplies Typewriters Office Supplies Adding Machines Greeting Cards GiQikSULlAk COLONIAL DRUGS Plano Plaza FAIRWAY ROLLER RINK Sandwich, Illinois Where Good Friends Meet Have Fun — Let's Skate Gladys Hutton — Manager Phone: 786-9211 SANDWICH NEWS AGENCY CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1976. WALLEY PAINT AND UPHOLSTERING SHOP Repairing and Refurnishing Caning and Rushing Work Both Modern and Antique Furniture SMILEY’S DECORATING CENTER BERNINiA AUTHORIZED service bits “N” pieces Fabrics ■ Notions- Patterns JOYCE JOHN DOUGLAS, OWNERS (312) 365-6216 (815) 786-2345 106 N. MAIN, ELBURN, IL 60119 124 S. MAIN, SANDWICH, IL 60548 Paints — Wallpaper — Painting Supplies 137 S. Main St. Sandwich, 111. Phone: 786-7126 O’NEILL BROTHERS GENERAL CONTRACTORS COMPANY 427 W. Church Street Sandwich, Illinois 60548 Phone: 786-8451 Ed O’neill Jim O’Neill 410 N. Main St. 704 Taylor St. Phone: 786-3051 Phone: 786-6487 LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE Sandwich Lodge No. 1016 Sandwich, Illinois CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1976 146 KRESSER MOTOR SERVICE INC. 900 East Church Street Sandwich, Illinois 786-2142 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1976 BURKHART FUNERAL HOME Sandwich, Illinois CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF “76 BAGGS TASTEE FREEZ CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF “1976” SUE ANN SHOPPE SUE ANN SHOPPE Sandwich, Illinois For Brands You Love To Wear Coats, Dresses, Sportswear, Jeans, Tops Pre Teen, Junior Misses Sizes HOLLEY TRANSFER, INC. BOX 104 PLANO, ILLINOIS 60548 FOX VALLEY SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 301 E. Church Street Sandwich, Illinois 60548 MCCASLIN BAKERY Sandwich, Illinois Phone: 786-2614 Home Style Bakery Goods Cakes For All Occasions TOWN AND COUNTRY RESTAURANT Plano, Illinois “BEST WISHES FOR A HAPPY FUTURE” PARKS BROS. SUPERMARKET Sandwich, Illinois U.S.D.A. Graded Choice Meats Complete Delicatessen CAROL’S COVE BEAUTY SHOP NOLL’S CITGO 312 East Church St. Sandwich, Illinois 60548 Phone: 786-8289 ▲ CITGO I 301 E. Arnold Carol Christensen Owner Operator Wed. Thurs. Fri. 150 SANDWICH FLORAL SHOP REX AGENCY 206 South Main Street At Stoplight Phone: 786-2135 Jack Norling Broker Insurance is our Business. 210 Railroad Street Sandwich, II. 786-8150 em 218 SOUTH STREET If t- o Ul 10 LU K - CO to o CD fZ o n °p -J f l in u - in to O Big 4— PLANO, ILLINOIS 605 P12i 552-8068 9k M NO MATTER HOW YOU LOOK AT IT, YOU’RE OK — WE’RE OK!!!!!!!! 1 J33 iS j 218 SOUTH STREET PLANO, ILLINOIS 60545 {312 552 8068 151 KNOX JEWELERS Fine Home Furnishing Upholstry Drapery Fabrics 31 W. Church St. ’ Rt. 34 ABC PRESCHOOL EQUIPPED FOR LITTLE PEOPLE DAY CARE NURSERY 117 S. Main 628 S. Main, Sandwich 786-8327 QUALITY AND SERVICE IS OUR BEST PROJECT” Phone: 786-8914 iuIni RE rry 728 E. Rt. 34 Sandwich, 111. 60548 (312)786-8222 COMPLETE REAL ESTATE SERVICE SERVING THE SURROUNDING COMMUNITIES We sell and build Shelter systems Homes. OLSON’S LADIES WEAR Ship and Shore Blouses Congratulations to the Class of 1976 FRASER REALTY Mr. Mrs. John L. Fraser Realtors and Appraisers Offices Located at; 1200 E. Church Street and on West Sandwich Road “We Sell Homes Not Houses” Phone; 786-3081 786-8880 152 SANDWICH AIRPORT SALES AND FLIGHT INSTRUCTIONS Phone: 815-786-7411 P.O. Box 66 Sandwich CRANNELL REALTY 1022 N. Latham St. Sandwich, Illinois Phone: 786-8668 Congratulation to the Class of “76” OVER 70 YEARS KLOTZS GARAGE Sandwich, Illinois Phone: 786-9316 HINCKLEY Open 9 to 5 daily Monday Friday 9 to 9 p.m. 286-3245 WATERMAN Open 9 to 5 daily Monday Friday 9 to 9 p.m. 264-3245 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1976 LYLE HYATT AND CO. GAMBLES VILLAGE HARDWARE 90 North Main Street Sandwich, II. 60548 Phone: 786-8776 General Contractors House and Machinery Moving 507 West First Street Sandwich, 111. Phone: 786-6591 153 fox Ucdhy_ 35tOuut XxUtuAJL QXLOCithJ 37 West Galena Aurora, Illinois Phone: TW6-1212 Congratulations to the Class of “76” May each of your dreams become a reality; Enroll with us to secure that dream. 154 REDMON WELDING—GENERAL WELDING REDMON WELDING East Hiway 34 Sandwich, Illinois 60548 Phone: 786-2230 ART’S CERTIFIED SUPERMARKET BOOSTERS Sandwich Sportsman Club, Inc. Dr. John R. Wesscl M.D. Fountain Medical Group Robert M. Seifried Roosevelt Square Karen’s Coiffures The Henrich Shop Cooper-Brcuning Apartments Sandwich RV Pump Co. Sandwich Mobil Park J. Briel Vin-al Siding Co. William E. Allen, Gary A. Quick; D.D.S. A Friend Sandwich Veternarian Hospital 156