Sandwich High School - Reflector Yearbook (Sandwich, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1979 volume:

EDITOR Suzie Williams ASSISTANT EDITOR Diane Fanning SECTION EDITORS John Ammons Alison Blackburn Bob Dixon Teresa Gavin Karl Helin ART WORK BUSINESS MANAGER Mike Rosendahl PHOTOGRAPHERS Suzie Williams Julie Sanchez Allison Korns Allison Korns TABLE OF CONTENTS SECTIONS PAGE ACTIVITIES 3 SENIORS 33 UNDERCLASSMEN 67 ORGANIZATIONS 81 SPORTS 101 FACULTY 127 ADS 137 SANDWICH HIGH SCHOOL SANDWICH, ILLINOIS THIS ONE’S FOR YOU The Seniors of the Reflector staff would like to dedicate this yearbook to Mrs. Verna Graf, of whom the students, faculty and staff of Sandwich High School will always have fond memories. Mrs. Graf served as a secretary in our school system for 22 years. She displayed great dedication to her work and was always willing to lend a helping hand wherever it was needed. She was particularly helpful in aiding the students with clubs and organizations within the High School. Mrs. Graf was cheerful, caring, and enthusiastic. In short, she was a very wonderful person. We all miss her, but will never forget her. 1. Are we 1, or are we 1? 2. How's this for an original Wacky pose? 3. Just another funfilled day at ol1 Sandwich High. 4. She expects us to sell this wrapping paper? 5. O.K. folks, this ball is coming right down your throats. 6. Way to go. Bob! We used that excuse the last time. 7. I'm afraid to look, but I think that this is the wrong jacket. 8. Suzie, I was just kidding. Of course you can ride in my car. 9. What's the matter, guys? Never seen a camera before? 5 WELCOME BACK Spirit week started our Homecoming with 5 days of craziness. T-shirt and hat day started the week with other events including movie star day, backwards day and orange and black day. A super Saturday finished the week's excitement. The parade was well attended. All of the students worked hard to finish their floats before the deadline. The Seniors captured first place with an enormous float, Puff . Overcoming the panic of a stolen float, the Juniors placed second. The Freshmen and Sophomores placed 3rd and 4th. 1. Junior Float. 2. Freshmen Float 3. Sophomore Float 4. S.H.S. marching band 5. Homecoming Victory 6. Is this where you audition for the Mickey Mouse Club? 7. Let's round up the bacteria. 8. Didn't your mommy help you get dressed this morning? 9. I'm the 1979 Miss Scrubbing Bubble. J J J J' J J J J J J The Homecoming this year was a great success plus a super victory for Sandwich. The chilly weather started everyone off in a rowdy mood. The parade was led by Marshall Russell King, a long time fan of the Sandwich Indians. Large crowds of loyal fans attended the game and celebrated the victory at the dance. The band Tamarack , with their wide variety of music, made the dance a really smashing event. The high point of the evening came with the crowning of the 1978 Homecoming King and Queen, Juniors, Ron Beardsley and Diane Fanning. 0 «r HOMECOMING 1978 1. Homecoming Court-Back Row-Matt Hanson, Scott Heywood, Ron Beardsley, Mark Eisenberg, Craig Strever, Pete Brunoehler Front Row-Diane DeSpain, Diane Fanning, Traci Olson, Debi Allen, Dawn Nelson 2. Homecoming King Ron Beardsley and Queen Diane Fanning 3. 1st place Senior float, Puff 4. King and Queen dancing 5. Mark Eisenberg and Traci Olson 6. Craig Strever and Debi Allen 7. Scott Heywood and Sally Ostrom 8. Pete Brunoehler and Dawn Nelson 9. Matt Hanson and Diane DeSpain 9 JS Our football team had a great victory over Braidwood. The enthusiastic parade made the team eager to win. The final score was 20-12, our first Homecoming victory in 3 years. Because of our victory, the dance was well attended. Coach Hutchins said this about the game, “Because of the efforts of Brunoehler, Benson Ei-senberg, and VanPelt, Braidwood was unable to score in the 1st half. We piled up a 14-0 lead with great running by Strever, Stratton, and Heywood. The 2nd half continued with Braidwood scoring 2 TD's to our 1. With time running out, Stratton made a game-saving tackle at the 3-yard line to insure our 20-12 victory. J J -h J 10 1. We're gonna whomp and stomp all over you!!! 2. Honestly, Coach, from the bottom of my heart. 3. It's all yours, Indian. Go get 'em. 4. Looks like the superbowl for us! 5. Get down and boogie, oogie, oogie, oogie. 6. Now Bobbie, don't forget that fancy turn. 7. What's the big secret? You two look so happy. 8. Come on everybody. Let's get on the floor and dance. That's why you're paying us! WINTER TIME Quite a number of people turned out for the Winter Dance to listen to the crowd-pleasing music of Borealis. The Student Council sponsored the dance and, with a little assistance from Santa's helpers, they put up the decorations to match the Christmas season. The snowflakes dangled from the ceiling and couples had their photos taken in front of Santa's sleigh. The scent of evergreen was brought out by the massive Christmas trees. As you danced among the crowd, you could sense the excitement for everyone knew that St. Nick was on his way. It was a slightly chilly night, but that did not affect the crowd. Everyone who attended, danced the night away. 1. Dance, Dance, Dance. 2. Is it really worth it? 3. Pine power! 4. You would have to use permanent marker since I only take a bath on Friday. 5. Look up in the sky. It's a bird! It's a plane! It's Super Santa! 6. The lead singer of Borealis gets into her music. 7. Close encounters of the Christmas kind. 8. The 1978 Christmas Dance band, Borealis. wm ■■■ 13 Hey! Look! I'm being attacked by vicious creatures from the world beyond! 2. So you mean to tell me that the subject and the verb are the same thing? 3. Jackie, that was a good joke. It's just too bad that I don't understand it! 4. What's wrong? Did I do it wrong or something? 5. Every which way but together. 6. Mrs. Dallinger keeps all the good books in her office. 7. Wonger when I'm gonna be able to play. 8. Insert knob A into hole ''B . 14 15 16 1. And here is Lisa getting carried away again. 2. Would you call this a volleyball team? 3. Hurry up and make a face, Scott. They're going to take our picture. 4. Who says there can't be another John Travolta? 5. Is this what happens in co-ed P.E.? 6. A Bonnerable snowman strikes again! 7. Look, Linda. This is the most exciting part. 8. I don't think I'm ready for office work yet. 9. Are you sure that this is the short cut to heaven? 10. I'd better read the directions first. 11. No ... don't tell me that! WORKING TOGETHER Student Council had quite a big year during the 1978-79 school year. With the return of football we sponsored Homecoming and reinstated the traditional pow-wow. With the winter season came Winter Festival '78. That accomplished some of the Student Council members participated in a roll-a-thon. Sponsoring the read-a-thon and attendance at the annual North Central District and State Conventions rounded out the year. Highlights of the year were Student Council sponsored assemblies featuring a hypnotist and the Navy Band. Year-end elections resulted in a new slate of S.C. members. We will miss our Sr. members: John, Pate, Rona, Sally, and Debbie and hope the 1979-80 Council can do an even better job. 18 1. Do you see what I see? 2. A hard working Council member. 3. Pretty maids all in a row. 4. Decorating for Winter Festival '78 . 5. Don't worry guys, it's only Friendship Week. 6. Getting down to the Navy band. 7. Planting a tree for Arbor Day. 8. They don't meet !?! 9. Navy Band. 10. Even teachers know how to boogie! y GOODBYE YELLOW BRICK ROAD This year's carnival was another victim of the bad weather. Everyone waited with anticipation for the weather to clear and the carnival to go on as scheduled. The wait proved to be worth everyone's while. The carnival was a huge success. The day ended with the dance and coronation of King and Queen. 1. Follow the Yellow Brick Road. 2. On your mark, get set. Go! 3. A close smooth shave, with no cuts or nicks. 4. Ahh revenge! 5. What goodies can I find in here? 6. This one's called walk the dog. 7. Carnival court L to R: M. Wilkinson, J. Munder, L. Hough, C. Abens, D. Beckaert, A. Stratton, G. Fabris and R. Van Pelt. 8. Are you talking about me? 9. Queen L. Hough, King C. Abens. 10. What an exciting looking group. JUNIOR CARNIVAL J' f J f KNIGHT’S IN WHITE SATIN 1. Seniors report it the way it was. 2. Mr. Lu's humorous addition. 3. Jill's moon. 4. The passing of the key. 5. Sing it, Ginny! 6. Is this the way they would be if they weren't students here? 7. Sandwich's answer to Donny and Marie. 8. They didn't tell me you'd be here. 9. We're having such a nice time. 10. Court Dance. 11. You don't have to eat your flowers. I'll take you out to dinner. 22 .h -h -h 23 1. Jr-Sr Prom Court. 2. 1979 Prom King and Queen, Ron Beardsley and Dawn Nelson. 3. Retiring 1978 Prom King and Queen, Pete Brunoehler and Rona Hunter. 4. 1978 Queen crowning the new 1979 Queen. 5. Scott Haywood and Jeri Knox. 6. Brad Augustine and Diane DeSpain. 7. Scott Titzel and Debi Allen. 8. Mark Eisenberg and Traci Olson. 9. John Ammons and Danielle Grumieaux 25 1. Isn't this neat? 2. Look Ma! Look where I am! 3. Look at them ...! 4. Whoopee?!? 5. Dance the night away! 6. Look at me. Mom! 7. Don't stick her Kerri! 8. Is it my breath? Prom was a huge success. The 1979 theme was Knights In White Satin. Dawn Nelson and Ron Beardsley were our King and Queen. The junior class did a tremendous job turning the cafetorium into a medieval palace. Post Prom was once again sponsored by interested community members. Everyone had a great time and enjoyed the entertainment. 26 27 ALL THE WORLD’S A STAGE 1. Sandwich's answer to the Pointer sisters. 2. Halloween is over! 3. Mommy, their tummies sparkle. 4. What is a contestant for Let's Make a Deal doing in Sandwich? 5. The seven dwarfs: Bumpy, Dumpy, Hooky, Looky, Icky, Picky, and Thumper. 6. I simply adore your outfit! 7. Hey Babe, let's take a walk on the wild side. 8. Oh my gosh, there must be 3 million people out there! 9. Look out Donny and Marie. You've got competition. 10. The 1979 AFS Talent Show participants. AFS TALENT SHOW J . J1 J J 29 A STAR IS BORN You Can't Take it With You The Cast Penelope Sycamore ............ Essie .......................... Rheba ........................ Paul Sycamore ................ Mr. DePinna .................. Ed ........................... Donald ....................... Martin Vanderhof ............. Alice ........................ Henderson .................... Tony Kirby ................... Boris Kolenkhov .............. Gay Wellington ............... Mr. Kirby .................... Mrs. Kirby ................... Boss ....................... Mac .......................... Jim .......................... Olga ......................... Production Crew Stage Manager Assistant Stage Manager Property Chairman Costume Chairman Make-up Chairman Hair Styles Publicity Chairman Stage Chairman Stage Properties Lighting, Special effects Lisa Weisbrook Jeff Sherwood Brenda Johnson Property Crew Kym Gause Cindy Swanson Dorothy Prendergast Jackie Wilhelm Cindy VanWinkle Make-up Crew Brenda Johnson Sandy Feller Rona Hunter Robert Rud Set Crew John Ammons Gary Dilbeck Bill Cassell .. Tracey Tvrdik ... Sally Ostrom Debby Seymour Mike Rosendahl . Scott Heywood .... Robert Rud ... Mike Holmes .. Gregg Ridgley .. Tracy Lietzau . Doug Anderson .. John Ammons Casey Hargraves .... Tricia Abens .... Scott Roche Debbie Kenshol .... Bill Cassell ... Gary Dilbeck .... Tim Robbins .... Lana Olson 30 YOU CAN’T TAKE IT WITH YOU J' The play this year was a big success despite all the difficulties that arose. With the help of Mrs. Ringle, Mrs. Morrison, and Mr. Amizich we managed to bring everything together and pack the house for two nights in a row. We would like to thank the CEO for sponsoring this play and for reviving the tradition of school plays in Sandwich. 1. The cast and crew. 2. Directors Mrs. Ringle, Mr. Amizich, and Mrs. Morrison. 3. Student Director Suzie Williams. 31 1. Come on Jamie nobody believes that stuff anymore. 2. Look guy's. Food! 3. Boy are my toenails really bothering me tonight. 4. Do you Jim take Miss Lion to be your Lawfully Wedded Wife? 5. Look Ma I can blow up a Ballon. 32 LOOKS LIKE WE’VE MADE IT Annabelle P.J. Bottcher AFS Student- Germany Robert Lee Rud President Danielle Marie Grumieaux Secretary 34 Rona K. Hunter Student Council John D. Ammons Student Council Debora Sue White Student Council Chris Eugene Hair Treasurer Suzanne Lee Williams Vice Pesident Annabel L. De La Cruz Rotary Student- Philippines Pete Brunoehler Student Council President Sally Marlene Ostrom Ass't. Corresponding Secretary 35 Kim Burkhart Kimberly Joan Brown Theresa Sue Burris Mike Britton David Campbell Paul Bruggemann 40 Gary L. Dilbeck Robert C. Dixon Mike Edwards Tony Fannin Lawrence W. Euler III Mark Eisenberg Debbie Ann Fritsch Aaron L. Franklin 41 Teresa Frances Gavin Matthew S. Hanson Kurt Gradert Mark W. Groeneveld Robert Hanson Scott E. Hanson Scott Douglas Heywood Aleta Elaine Hill Lynn Hoffman Fredrick L. Hayes Wade Ernest Hegland Kari Lynn Helin 44 Gina Marie Kleinprinz David Knights 45 Joe Lemke Jeanne M. Mindar Todd Martin Dolores Marie Meyer Denise Mooney Gary W. Minick Jacqueline Nelson Roxanne Marie Moudy David Alan Neitzer Michael Scott Morris Joseph E. Newkirk Connie L. Nash Traci Lynn Olson Lisa Ellen Olson Cathy Jean Ozment Barbara Corinne Paul Patricia Sue Pekoe 49 Gregg Scott Ridgley Diana Marie Schwemlein Jill Colleen Rud Janet Marie Sherman Lisa K. Saiter (Wilborn) Mark McMaster Angela Elizabeth Shuck John Swanson Scott Titzel Kathy A. Trunk 51 Theodore J. Tvrdik Robert J. Umlauf Terry J. VanBibber William C. Vandermeer Nancy Lee VanKirk Roger Lee VanPelt 52 Mark Wackerline Gary L. Weber Elizabeth K. Wicks 53 Steven L. Youssi THE WAY WE WERE 1. I lost my rubber duck. 2. Off to the major leagues. 3. When I get bigger I'll be Speedy just like Dad. 4. Do you think I'll grow up to be Prom queen? 5. Miss Playpen 1961. 6. Holy terror on wheels. 7. The social event of the year. 8. The Easter bunny? 9. Gotta dance! 10. What was that you said? 11. Don't worry Mom, I'll protect you! 12. Where did my innocence go? 54 ss V- 1. Teresa Gavin 2. The 1970 Indians 3. Diane DeSpain 4. Rona Hunter 5. Mona Baker 6. Jeanne Mindar 7. Bob Rud's 5th birthday party 8. Debbie Fritsch 9. Suzie Williams 10. Alison Blackburn 11. Brad Augustine 12. Jackie Benditz 4 ALLEN, DEBI: Girls Soccer 1; Bowling 1; Girls Track 1,3; Spanish Club 1; AFS Variety Show 4; AFS Club 3,4; VICA 3,4; VICA President 3; VICA Secretary 4; Prom Court 3,4; Homecoming Court 4; NHS 3,4; Reflector 4; Typist 4: Office help 4; Summer AFS Student to Germany 4; Who's Who Among American High School Students 4. AMMONS, JOHN: Basketball 1,3; Track 1; Class President 1,2; Carnival Court 3; Prom Court 3,4; Intramural Basketball 2; Latin Club 1,2; NHS 3,4; NHS V. President 4; Student Council 1,2,4; Reflector 1,4; Ads Editor 4; Sports Editor 1; Library Help 4; Play Cast and Crew 4; Boys State Representative 1978. ANDERSON, DOUG: Football 1,4; Baseball 4; Band 1,2; Play Cast 4. ANDERSON, JIM: Wrestling Capt. 1, AFS Variety Show 2; Intramural Basketball 2. ANDERSON, RICK: Football 1,4; Basketball 1; Wrestling 3,4; Track 1; Intramural Basketball 2; Latin Club 1. ANTHENAT,KERRY: VICA 3,4. AUGUSTINE, BRAD: Football 1,4; Basketball 1,3; Baseball 4; Carnival Court 1; Prom Court 3,4; Intramural Basketball 2; Latin Club 1. AUGUSTINE, EUGENE BAKER, MONA: Spanish Club 1; AFS Club 2,3,4; Color Guard 3,4; AFS Variety Show 2,3,4; Reflector 4; Newspaper 4; Track Stat 1. BARK, MIKE BENDITZ, JACKIE: Reflector 3; Guidance Help 4; Play Crew 4. BENSON, KEVIN BEVERAGE, JEFF: Football 4; VICA 3,4. BLACKBURN, ALISON: Girls Basketball 4; Volleyball 1,3; AFS Club 3,4; AFS Secretary 4; AFS Variety Show 3,4; Reflector 4; Underclassmen Editor 4. BOTTCHER, ANNA: Girls Basketball 4; AFS Club 4; Color Guard 4; AFS Variety Show 4; Reflector 4; AFS Exchange Student from Germany. BRISBOY, SHERRY: Girls Track 1; Color Guard Capt. 1. BRITTON, MIKE BROWN, KIM: Football Cheerleader 1; Basketball Cheerleader 1; Reflector 1; Student Senate 1; VICA 4; Transferred from Sandwich 3,4. BRUGGEMAN, PAUL: Wrestling 1; Baseball 3. BRUNOEHLER,PETE: Football 1,4; Football Capt. 4; Basketball 1,3; Class President 3; Prom Court 3,4; Prom King 3; Homecoming Court 3,4; Intramural Basketball 2; Student Council 3,4; Student Council President 4; Library Help 4; Football MVP 4; 1978 Boys State Representative. BURKHART, KIM: VICA 3,4; VICA Secretary 3. BURRIS, TERRI: Color Guard 1; Pom-Pom 3; Girls Chorus 1. CAMPBELL, DAVE CASSELL, BILL: Basketball mgr. 1; AFS Club 4; AFS Variety Show 4; Library Help 3; Play Cast and Crew 4. CASSITY, RHONDA CHRISTOPHERSON, KRISTA: Spanish Club 1; Basketball Cheerleader 1,3,4; Football Cheerleader 1,4; NHS 3,4; Office Help 3; Illinois State Scholar 4. COMPTON, TERRY COOK, PATTI: VICA 3,4. CRABBE, GREG: Football 4. CUMMINGS, BECKY DAVIS, MARK: Footbal' 4; Baseball 4; FFA 1. DeLaCRUZ, ANNA: AFS Club 4; Rotary Exchange Student from the PhiIIi-pines. DeSPAIN, DIANE: Spanish Club 1; VICA 3; Class Secretary 3; Carnival Court 1; Prom Court 3,4; Homecoming Court 3,4; 56 Student Council 1. DILBECK, GARY: Basketball mgr. 1; Football 4; Wrestling mgr. 3; Soccer 3; VICA 4; Intramural Soccer 2; Play Cast and Crew 4. DIXON, BOB: Wrestling 3; Reflector 4; Sports Editor 4; Play Crew 4. EDWARDS, MIKE EISENBERG, MARK: Football 1,4; Basketball 1; AFS Club 3,4; AFS Variety Show 3,4; Prom Court 3,4; Prom Court 3,4; Homecoming Court 4; Linebacker Award 4. EULER, LARRY FANNIN, TONY FOX, KARI: VICA 3,4. FRANKLIN, AARON: Football 1; FRITSCH, DEBBIE: Track Stat 1; Girls Soccer 1; Spanish Club 1; AFS Club 3,4; Color Guard 3,4; AFS Variety Show 3,4; Reflector 4. GAVIN, TERESA: AFS Club 3,4; Color Guard 4; Color Guard Co-Capt. 4; AFS Variety Show 3,4; Reflector 4: Organizations Editor 4; Flag Corp 1. GRADERT, KURT GRUMIEAUX, DANIELLE: Carnival Court 2; Carnival Queen 2; Class Secretary 4; Prom Court 3,4; Office Help 1. GRUNOVELD, MARK: Track 4. HAIR, CHRIS: Football 4; Wrestling 1,3,4; Boys Soccer 3; Class Treasurer 4; Intramural Volleyball 2; Reflector 4. HANSON, BOB HANSON, MATT: Football 1,4; Football Capt. 4; Wrestling 3; Homecoming Court 4; Intramural Basketball 2. HANSON, SCOTT: Golf 1, Reflector 3; Photographer 3; Office Help 3. HAYES, FRED: Football 4; Track 3,4; Intramural Volleyball 2. HEGLAND, WADE: Football 1,4; Baseball 3; FFA HELIN, KARI: Girls Soccer 1: Bowling 1; AFS Club 1,2,3,4; Color Guard 4; AFS Variety Show 1,3,4; Latin Club 1; Reflector 3,4; Activities Editor 4; Library Help 3,4; Mixed Chorus 1; Choir 1; Girls Chorus 1; Play Crew 4. HEYWOOD, SCOTT: Football 1,4; Football Capt. 4; Basketball 1; Wrestling 3,4; Baseball 1,3,4; Boys Soccer 3; AFS Club 3,4; Class Treasurer 2; Prom Court 3,4; Homecoming Court 4; Intramural Soccer 2; Intramural Basketball 2; Student Council 3; Latin Club 1; Play Cast 4. HILL, ALETA HOFFMAN,LYNN HOFFMAN, CHERYL: Intramural Volleyball 2; Girls Chorus 1. HOUGH, LORA: Girls Basketball 3,4; Volleyball 3; Girls Track 3; Spanish Club 1; NHS 4; NHS President 4; Newspaper 4; Carnival Court 4; Carnival Queen 4. HUNTER, RONA: Spanish Club 1; AFS Club 3,4; AFS Secretary 3; VICA 4; VICA Treasurer 4; Wrestling Cheerleader 1; Basketball Cheerleader 3; Football Cheerleader 1; Class Treasurer 3; Carnival Court 3; Prom Court 3,4; Prom Queen 3; Homecoming Court 3; NHS 4; Student Council 1,2,4; Office Help 1,2,3; Who's Who Among American High School Students 3,4; Carnival Queen 3; Play Crew 4. HYATT, DEB I: Track 1; Bowling 1; AFS Club 1; Majorette 1; VICA 4; AFS Variety Show 1; Class V. President 1; Student Council 1; Reflector 1; Office Help 4; Transferred to Plano 2,3. JOHNSON, BRENDA: VICA 3,4; Guidance Help 4. JOHNSON, JIM: Baseball 3; Boys Soccer 3; AFS Variety Show 3; Intramural Soccer 2; Intramural Basketball 2; Library Help 2,3,4. JOHNSON, REED JOHNSON, TAMI KALVELAGE, BARB: Girls Basketball 3; Track 1; AFS Club 1,2,3,4; AFS Secretary 2; AFS Variety Show 1,2,3,4; Newspaper 4; Girls Basketball Stat 4; Boys Soccer Stat. 3. KANNMACHER, LISA: Spanish Club 1; Pom-Pom 4; Reflector 3,4; Typist KAUFMAN, SANDY KEENAN, KAREN: Girls Soccer 1; Majorette 1,4; VICA 4; Wrestling Cheerleader 3; Wrestling Cheerleader Capt. 3. KING, KARLA: Girls Soccer 1; Volleyball 1,3,4; Volley JV Capt. 1; Volleyball Capt. 4; Girls Track 1; Band 1; Majorette 4; Reflector 3. KLEINPRINZ, GINA: Girls Basketball 4; Girls Track 1 4. KNOX, JERRI: Girls Track; Volleyball 1; VICA 3,4; VICA Treasurer 3,4; Wrestling Cheerleader 3 4; Wrestling Cheerleader Capt. 4; Football Cheerleader 4; AFS Variety Show 3; Prom Court 3,4. KNIGHTS, DAVID KORNS, RICHARD KREFT, KIM: German Club 1, NHS 3,4; Office Help 4; Illinois State Scholar 4; Transfer Student from Downers Grove North. LAUTH, GEORGE LAW, DENNIS: VICA 4. LEA, BONNIE LEE, KIRK: Football 4; Basketball 1; Wrestling 3,4; Track 1,3,4; Golf LEMKE, JOE: Basketball mgr. 1. MARTIN, TODD MEYER, DOLORES: Girls Soccer 1; Volleyball 4; Color Guard 1; Reflector 3; Office Help 4; Baseball Stat 3. MINDAR, JEANNE: Girls Track 1; Pom-Pom 3; VICA 4; VICA President 4. MINICK, GARY: Football 4; Track 3,4; Library Help 3,4. MOONEY, DENISE: Girls Basketball 3,4; AFS Club 1,4; Girls Intramural Basketball 2; Latin Club 1. MORRIS, MIKE: Football 1,4; Latin Club 1,2. MOUDY,ROXANNE MULHOLLAND, GARY NASH CONNIE: Track 1,3; Girls Track 1,3,4; Girls Chorus 1. NEITZER, DAVID: VICA 4; Transfer Student from Newark. NELSON,JACKIE NUSTADT, TOM: Wrestling 1; Track 1; Intramural Basketball 2. NEWKIRK, JOE: Football 4; Wrestling 1. OLSON, LISA: Bowling 1; Girls Track 1; AFS Club 1; Girls Basketball 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Band Representative 2; Band Secretary 3; Band Drum Major 4; Band President 4; Majorette 1,2,3; Majorette Capt. 2,3; Intramural Girls Basketball 2; Latin Club 1. OLSON, TRACI: Class V. President 2; Prom Court 3,4; Homecoming Court 3,4; NHS 3,4; NHS Treasurer 3,4; Student Council 1,2,3; Corresponding Secretary 3; Reflector 1,3; Section Editor 3; Office Help 2,3,4; Basketball Stat 1. O'NEILL, CARLA OSTROM, SALLY:Pom-Pom 3,4; Pom-Pom Capt. 3,4; AFS Variety Show 1,2,3,4; Homecoming Court 4; Student Council 3,4; Area 1 Representative 4; Office Help 4; Play Cast 4. OZMENT, CATHY: VICA 3,4. PARSONS, PATSY PAUL, BARB: Girls Track 3; Intramural Girls Basketball 2; Newspaper 4; Track Stat 1; Wrestling Stat 1. PEKOC, PAT: Girls Track 1,4; Spanish Club 1; Newspaper 4. POTTER, RICK RIDGLEY, GREGG: Football 1,4; Wrestling 1,3,4; Track 1,3; Span-ich Club 1; AFS Club 58 3.4; Student Council 3; . Play Cast 4. .L: Girls Soccer ball 1,4; AFS ,3,4; VIC A 3; ety Snow 1,3,4; Intramural Girls Soccer 2; Intramural Girls Basketball 2; Intramural Volleyball 2; Drama Program 1; Reflector 3,4; Girls Chorus 1; Girls Chorus President 1; Intramural Boys and Girls I Stat 2; Boys Basketball Stat 1,3,4; Play Crew 4. RUD, JIL 1; Volley Club 1,2 ish Club 1. SPIZZIRRI, VALERIE: Color Guard 3; Latin Club 1; Girls Chorus 1; Flag Corp 1. SWANSON,JOHN TITZEL, SCOTT: Foot- ball 1; Baseball 1,2; Basketball 1; Soccer 1; Spanish Club 1; VICA 4; Prom Court 3,4. TRUNK, KATHY: VICA 4; RUD, BOB: Basketball 1, Boys Soccer 3; AFS Club 2; AFS Variety Show 2,3,4; Class President 4; Intramural Boys Soccer 2; Volleyball 3; Drama 1; Latin Club 2; Play Cast and Crew 4; Library Help 4; Transfer Student from Newman Catholic High School. TVRDIK, TED: Latin Club 1,2; NHS 3,4; Reflector 4; Play Crew 4; Illinois State Scholar 4. UMLAUF. BOB: Football 1; Track 1,4; VICA 4. VanBIBBER, TERRY: Football 1,4; Wrestling 1; Intramural Soccer 2. SAffER-WILBORN, LISA SCtffEUTKER, DEAN VANDERMEER, WIM: Football 1; Wrestling 1; Baseball 3; FFA 1. SCHWEMLEIN, DIANA: VICA 3,4; Girls Chorus SEARS, LISA SHERMAN,JANET: Spanish Club 1; VICA 3,4; VICA V. President 4; Basketball Stat 2; Girls Basketball Stat 4. SHUCK, ANGIE: AFS Club 1; Band 1,2,3,4; Band V. President 4; Pom-Pom 4; Pom-Pom Co-Capt. 4; Latin Club 1; Outstanding Junior Band 3; 1978 Girls State Representative. SNYDER, DEBBIE: Span- VanKIRK, NANCY: Girls Track 1,3; AFS Club 4; Pom-Pom 3,4; NHS 3,4; Newspaper 4; Office Help 3; Inspirational Award Girls Track 1977. Summer AFS Student 4. VanPELT, ROGER: Football 1,4; Basketball 1,3,4; Basketball Capt. 4; Track 1,3,4; Boys Soccer 3; Intramural Boys Basketball 2; MV Defensive Back 4. WACKERLING, MARK: Baseball 1,3,4; Library Help 3,4. WEBER, GARY: Track 1; Golf 1. WHITE, DEBBIE: Volleyball 4; Band 1; Intramural Girls Soccer 2; Latin Club 1; Student Council 4; Reflector 1,3; Section Editor 3; Office Help 1; Baseball Stat 1; Basketball Stat 4; Play Crew fa WICKS, LIZ: Color Guard 4. WILLIAMS, SUZIE: Girls Soccer Mgr. 1; Volleyball mgr. 1,3,4; Girls Track Mgr. 1; Spanish Club 1; AFS Club 1,2,3,4; AFS V. President 3; AFS President 4; Band 1,3,4; Band Council 3; Color Guard 1,3,4; Color Guard Capt. 4; AFS Variety Show 1,2,3,4; Class V. President 4; Intramural Boys Basketball Stat 2; Intramural Volleyball Stat 2; Intramural Girls Basketball Stat 2; Drama 1; Reflector 1,3,4; Photographer 1.3,4; Editor 4; Library Help 1,2,3,4; Student Director School Play 4. YOUSSI, STEVE: VICA 4; NHS 4. DO YOU KNOW THE WAY TO SAN JOSE? The Senior trip was a real fun time. We went to Mancelona, Michigan to the Kingdom of Schuss. There was so much to do like golf, tennis, horseback riding, and more. We are thankful for our chaperones; Mrs. Ringel, Mrs. Williams, and Mr. Mrs. Morrison. 1. Excuse me mam, but my horse is about to eat your leg. 2. Well, that was exciting for a moment. 3. Put the booze away-the chaperones are coming. 4. I wish there was more to this piece of meat than bone. 5. Did anyone say TOGA? 6. Just let me clean my fingers! 7. Here we are, almost all together. 8. Hold 'em back, we're trailing some. 9. Mom, don't breath any more. I'm already squished. 10. I polish my guitar with Pledge!!! Now I don't have a waxy build up. 11. I wish that dumb lion would let go of my arm. 60 61 WE MAY NEVER PASS THIS WAY AGAIN The Graduating Class of 79 walked down the halls of SHS for the last time on June 1. They are taking with them both happy and sad memories. This will be the end of High School but the beginning of a new life. 1. Kim Kreft presents her Valedictorian Address speech. 2. Now girls, this is how you hold your flower. 3. Saluta-torian Address speech given by Nancy Van Kirk. 4. Can't we get this thing over with. 5. Now his tie Is on straight. 6. Anna Bottcher, AFS Student from Germany. 7. I'll take that. 8. Anna De La Cruz, Rotary Student from the Phillipines. 9. We finally made it. 10. Presenting the Class of 1979. 62 XACAfifiDMAA nnrua 63 NOBODY DOES IT BETTER 64 SENIOR AWARDS Photo 1. Suzie Williams - Directors Award. 2. Angie Schuck - Jon Phillips Sousa Award. 3. Lisa Olson - Arion Award. 4. Rona Hunter - Best All Around Girl. 5. Pete Brunoehler - Best All Around Boy. SENIOR SUPERLATIVES Photo 1. T. Tvrdlk and L. Olson - Most Musical. 2. P. Brunoehler and R. Hunter - Best All Around. 3. R. Van Pelt and L. Hough - Most Athletic. 4. D. Allen and J. Ammons - Most Likely to Suceed. 5. S. Hey-wood and N. Van Kirk - Most Courteous. 6. B. Rud and D. Gruieaux -Best dressed. 7. B. Dixon and D. Despain - Most Humorous. 65 66 1. Is this where the Mr. Universe competition is being held? 2. This is one heavy pole! 3. If I try hard enough, I know that I can catch her. 4. Thank God, I'm a country boy. 5. Just a little tape and this foot will never come off again! Pp DVM I S DO YOU KNOW WHERE YOU’RE GOING TOO? Becoming Juniors meant a lot to us. We all had great expectations for the Junior Carnival and for the Junior-Senior prom. And with our ability to work together, we feel that we will be the best Senior class in the history of S.H.S. 1. Here they are folks — the mighty of them all — the Junior class officers. Left to right: K. Kirklin, sec., C. Jankowski, pres., B. Hendron, v-pres., L. Bonner, treas. 2. Boy, have I had a tough winter. I think I see black squares on the board behind me. 3. To the best guitar player S.H.S. has ever seen, we salute you Tracy Tvrdik. 4. You've got to be kidding! Chuck Abens Patricia Abens John Allen Doug Anderson Chuck Anderson Kyle Anderson Gary Barr Ron Beardsley Patty Beckwith Bobbie Bender Susan Bruggeman Kevin Brockman Kent Burkhart Lisa Bonner JUNIORS Jamie Castelli Elmer Christian Tim Combs Eric Coppes Brian Decker Peter Dell Karen Dellenback Mike Eckhardt Susan Edwards Brian Ewing Debbie Euler GInny Fabris Diane Fanning Sandy Feller 68 Rhonda Fields Rick Flowers Jeff Fridrich Andrew Fridrich Yvonne Garrett Dennis Giesholt Marty Gibbs Kirk Goff Donna Greif Casey Hargraves Denise Hayes Daniel Henderson Beth Hendron Ron Henrich Mark Herman Jackie Heywood Terri Higbea Mark Hinshelwood Dana Hoaglund Jeff Holdiman Dave Houghtaylen Rick Ingold Cheryl Jankowski Ben Jankowski Karole Jones Cheryl Kane Jamie Kannmacher Jon Kannmacher Lynda Keenan Dennis Kastner Debbie Kenshol 69 Mike Kerr Kerri Kirklin Geri Kleinprinz Jill Knox Tim Knoebel Andy Krafft Debby Kuklok Linda Lash Donna Lemke Dave Lieschke Robert Leonard Edwin Lindow Jackie Linton Earl Littlebrant Cathy Loux Lome McCaslin Mark Mederick Tim Milligan Steve Nugent Dawn Nelson Matt Olson Alan Owens Tony Prendergast Dave Pruski Brenda Raney Roger Rebhorn Rusty Rebhorn Jim Relmann Rex Rhodes Mike Rosendahl Annette Ripper Scott Roche Jay Rud Theresa Ryan Nelly Sanchez Cindy Schafman Kathy Schimelfenig Lynda Schuster Brian Shaputis 70 Vic Sellers Diana Sibigtroth Gina Siverly Rick Speake Jeannie Stanford Carey Sterling Craig Strever Carolyn Stuart Brenda Swanstrom Bill Thacker Verne Thompson Tracey Tvrdik Connie Troeger Ken Vancil Beth Updike Jim Updike Cindy Van Winkle Jim Wahlgren Tina Wangler Jeff Wendorf Lori Salter Wilborn Jim Windisch Jim Wright Nancy Yingling Not pictured: Linda Cypert Gary Goodin Tammy Gausi Jeff Johnson Tim Johnson Jill Johnston Robert Keenan Debbie Kohler Bill Nelson Kevin Nelson Elizabeth Olson Zachary Phelps Jose Reyes Matt Sears Richard Shermer Randall Stotler Jon Stratton Mark Stuenzi 1. Smile, Barb, you're on Candid Camera! 2. Ah? Da? What? Who me? 3. Dear Lord help us through these trying times. 71 EASE ON DOWN THE ROAD Mary Abens Susan Adkins Reid Allen Leslie Anderson Sheila Basler Ed Batchelor Diane Becherer Denice Beckaert Rex Bell George Bolek Leslie Brlel Jacqueline Brosi Tim Brown Beverly Bryant Kyle Calvert Lee Campbell Collette Casner Janet Cass Bill Chalfant Darlene Clutter Paul Compton Kristy Cox Gerald Cullison Tari Droppa 72 SOPHOMORES A life is full of dreams. This has been a year of dreams coming true, choosing our class rings and earning our long awaited drivers license. Yet, it is only the beginning, and we hope to succeed in the coming years at S.H.S. We will ease on down the road to our dreams for the future. 1. Ta Daa!! 2. Peace Baby. 3. Whatchyasay? 4. Come on, Hon. 5. Gettin it together. 6. Class Officers, Bottom L-R; Tari Droppa, Secretary; Jackie Wilhelm, President; Top L-R; Jamie Hankins, Treasurer; Leslie Anderson, Vice-Fresldent. Barb Duvick Susan Emmel David Ewing David Fanning Lynn Ferguson Carla Fike Kelly Floyd Jeanie Garrett Jeff Gerlick Jeff Goff Mike Goodin Tina Gosnell Jamie Hankins Guy Hankins Colleen Harpster Randall Hatcher Gail Henderson Cathy Hendron Debra Heriaud Brenda Hill Diana Hill Derek Hoagland Mike Holley Jeff Hyatt 73 Phil Lane Doug Lee Andy L Leslie LI Deanne L Fran Lisa Jaross Brenda Johnsoi Jed Johnston Dave Jordan Todd King Nancy Tim Diane Me Jeff Marsh Scott Mar Laura Mel Doug Mil Dan Mindar Doug Morris David Nash Teresa Nugent Lana Olson Tammy Pfister Mike Potter Dorothy Prendergast Bill Ratterree Ron Reiners Tim Robbins Jim Rud Craig Rushing LouAnn Russell Carol Ryan Carolyn Ryba Sheila Schladweiler Deanna Schmidt 74 Kathy Schwemlein Richard Sellars Mike Serrano Debbie Seymour Jeff Shafer Tonya Shafer Jeff Sherwood Ginger Siverly Rae Ann Smiley Cindy Snyder Tammy Strothman Cindy Swanson Marty Trunk Tom Twait Brian Voelkel Laurie Van Horn Jane Waldrop Dawn Weekly Marcia Weismiller Mindy Wesson Laura Whitehead Randy Wig Jackie Wilhelm Gena Wilson Travis Williams Lisa Weisbrook Stacy Woody Not Pictured: John Cain Suzanne Chapman Kim Gause Mike Green Mark Hinshelwood Brenda Shummard Andy Stratton Teresa Summerson WE’VE ONLY JUST BEGUN Rob Abens Teresa Allen Diane Anderson Bruce Augustine Melanie Bain Barb Balensiefen Ginger Bark Lisa Batchelor Margie Becker Virginia Becker Randy Bedford Shelly Bell Tammy Bentley Roberta Birnel Dan Bolek David Breese Dennis Breese Diane Briel Blake Brockman Ken Bronski Guy Brown Bob Calvert Tim Camper Jeff Carter Kenny Catron Connie Corbitt Scott Corbitt Kathy Crabbe Dee Davis Karla Dixon Patty Eckhardt Rhonda Edwards Jean Eichelberger Scott Eisenberg Tammy Emery FRESHMEN This year has been something new and different for us. Now that we have a larger sports program, we have the opportunity to make our future years here at S.H.S. outstanding. Although inexperienced now, our band members can lead the way to rebuilding a program. We have joined in many activities and plan to open many new horizons at S.H.S. 1. The Freshmen class officers, top to bottom: D. Erik-son pres., J. Munder v-Pres., A. Lee sec., S. Lash treas., 2. This is neat. By the way, what is it? 3. Let's get down! 76 Diane Emmel Dave Erickson Brian Euler Mark Ewing Katrinka Farmer Julie Fasig Jeff Fields Connie Fritsch Jessie Garcia Duane Giesholt Tina Goodin Linda Gray Wanda Gray Pat Green Debbie Groeneveld Chuck Grumieaux Dawn Gustafson Vicki Hanson Dan Hargrave Donna Henderson Kellie Herman Tim Heywood Ron Higbea Ann Hinnah Mike Holmes Kim Hupach Lisa Hutson Bob Jankowski Brad Janssen Kent Janssen Brad Johnson Frank Johnson Karol Johnson Phillip Johnson Scott Johnson 77 Tracey Kannmacher David Kastner Rick Keenan Karen Kimble John Kingery Dennis K irk I in Ron Kish Greg Kleinprinz Jay Knox Alicia Koehler Allison Korns Dan Krapausky Larry Larsen Sherry Lash Anna Lee Nancy Leonard Susan Lewis Dawn Liepins Steve Linton John Lohmier Rhonda Lott Doug Loux Rita McCaslin Sue Marsh Alan Matthews Jason Melahn Bob Meyer Darrell Mooney Jim Moran Renee Moudy Judy Munder Sherry Neitzer Tricia Nelson Bob Ness Dana Nugent Lynn O'Neil Terry Osborne Diane Potter Sheryl Preston Todd Quick Rita Ryan Alice Reimann Kevin Reimann Sharon Ricker Amanda Robbins Steve Ryba Ross Rydell Julie Sanchez Mike Savage Doug Scheidecker Angie Schroeder Patricia Schwemelin Robyn Sebby Tammy Seidelman Mike Seward Elizabeth Shelton Lee Roy Shipman Carla Shotts Kim Simmons Ron Smith Lisa Soave Patty Speake Ron Tate Mike Terry Cory Thompson Georgia Towne Bill Tyrrell Ike Vancil Rosemary Vancil Mary Verdeyen Brent Weatherford Matt Weismiller Mark White Jeff Wilson Jeanine Windlsh Not pictured: Lyle Baldwin Dan Bernhardt Tari Hanrahan Ken Killen Bill McKenzie Bob Nelson Amber Phelps Christene Robinson Brenda Russel Marty Sears Ron Thomas Jim Tomaszewski Scott Zavodny 79 1. This is one way to get back at the teachers. 2. For my next act I will pull out a rabbit. 3. This is your average high school class. 4. Listen this is one way to save money on clothes. 5. Ready when you are Mr. Moline. i 80 OVMICH 2 1 VlZAT I THERE’S A KIND OF HUSH 1. Christmas in the library. 2. It's nice to have someone to lean on. 3. My, isn't this exciting? 4. Library helpers. Left to right. Top: J. Ammons, M. Wacker-line, J. Johnson, C. Abens, G. Minick, K. Helin, Bottom: Mrs. Dallinger, Mrs. Williams, B. Hendron, S. Williams, J. Munder, K. Herman, S. Lash. LIBRARY 82 LET’S WORK TOGETHER OFFICE I. Office helpers, left to right: D. Jordan, L. Olson, D. Seymour, J. Munder, B. Johnson, C. Troeger, A. Schroeder, L. Weisbrook, K. Delenback, 2. Another schedule change? 3. Just wait until you try to graduate! 4. Dig this centerfold! 5. Guidance office helpers, left to right. Top: B. Hendron, K. Kreft, B. Johnson, D. Hyatt, T. Olson, S. Ostrom. Bottom: S. Bell, J. Benditz, D. Allen, Mrs. Clairmont. % 83 REMINISCING The year started out with a new advisor and many hard workers. With much enthusiasm we went out and sold our ads. Our popcorn concessions brought in the extra money we needed to make this year's yearbook a huge success. 84 REFLECTOR 1. Row 1: J. Rud, L. Kannmacher, D. Fanning, D. Allen. Row 2: K. Anderson, C. Jankowski, C. Loux, D. Hayes, K. Kirklin, C. Van Winkle, T.Gavin, M. Rosendahl, M. Baker, D. Fritsch, A. Blackburn. Row 3: G. Siverly L. Whitehead, A. Robbins, D. Breil, K. Herman, A. Korns, D. Nugent, J. Wruck, S. Neitzer, C. Hair, J. Sanchez, J. Castelli, A. Bottcher, J. Ammons, Mrs. Dallinger, P. Meyer, Photographer. 2. Section Editors top to bottom: B. Dixon, C. Van Winkle C. Loux, D. Fanning, A. Blackburn, J. Munder, J. Sanchez, K. Helin, T. Gavin, J. Ammons, S. Williams, M. Rosendahl. 3. Editors S. Williams and D. Fanning 4. Reflections of Victory. 5. The man behind the woman. 6. This made Reflector a poppin' fresh time. SHOW ME THE WAY STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council got the year off to a rousing start with Homecoming and Spirit Week. The momentum continued with various sales such as jackets, flowers, valentines and coloring books. There was never a dull moment with S.C. around to sponsor activities. 1. Front row: J. Waldrop, S. Basler, J. Ammons, C. Van Winkle, J. Wright, D. Fanning, S. Os-trom, Mrs. Wright. Second row: D. Nelson, M. Wesson, P. Brunoehler, G. Fabris, B. Duvick, K. Herman, N. Leonard, C. Harp-ster, S. Lash. Third row: J. Lohmeier, T. Quick, D. White. 2. V. Wright. 3. Officers, Bottom: P. Brunoehler. Middle: B. Duvick, G. Fabris. Top: C. Van-Winkle, D. Fanning. 4. But I Didn't do anything Pete! 5. Do you think it will melt? 86 TAKIN’ CARE OF BUSINESS I. Front row, left to right: R. Hunter, J. Mindar. Second row: R. Fields, K. Schimel-fenlg, N. Sanchez, D. Kohler, L. Keenan, J. Heywood, J. Knox, K. Keenan, G. Klelnprlnz. Back row: D. Neltzer, S. Tltzel, D. Law, M. Bark, B. Decker, E. Christian, R. Speake, G. Dllbeck, R. Ingold, J. Reyes. 2. Front row, left to right: K. Brown, K. Burkhart, C. Ozment, P. Cook, J. Sherman, B. Johnson. Second row: K. Anthenat, J. Beverage, K. Fox, K. Trunk. 3. OFFICERS, Front: N. Sanchez. Back row: J. Sherman, J. Mindar, J. Knox, D. Allen, R. Hunter. 4. Look, the Easter Bunny's been here! Have you been asked to buy any candy lately? If you have, chances are it was a VICA student. VICA has worked hard selling candy and sponges to raise money for their annual banquet. The May banquet, hosted for employers, parents, trainers, and students, was a big success. There was alot of hard work put Into the VICA organization. The early morning classes were probably the worst but the students were always glad to receive their hard-earned pay checks. The pride and satisfaction of being able to support themselves made it all worthwhile. VICA teaches each student a sense of responsibility. Having a job prepares each student for their career after high school. Everyday there is something new to learn and someone new to meet. There are many benefits to make up for all of the hard work. 87 I BELIEVE IN MUSIC 88 BAND 1. Color Guard left to right A. Bottcher, L. Wicks, P. Schwemelin, A. Koehler, D. Fritsch, K. Helin, T. Gavin, and S. Williams, Color Guard Captain. 2. Majorettes K. Keenan and K. King. 3. Band Council Top to Bottom Pres. L. Olson, V. Pres. A. Shuck, Lib. D. Kastner, Sec. M. Rosendahl, Trea. D. Potter, Lib. E. Coppes, Fr. Rep. T. Heywood, Soph. Rep. D. Schmidt, Jr. Rep. S. Roche. 4. If it's true that blondes have more fun — I'd rather not be one. 5. Drum Major L. Olson. 6. Pom pons Clockwise S. Adkins, D. Hayes, G. Bark, L. Kannmacher, N. Van-Kirk J. Sanchez, D. McKinley, L. Anderson, J. Hankins, Co-Captain A. Shuck, Captain S. Ostrom, S. Emmel, D. Emmel, N. Sanchez. 7. Co-Captain A. Shuck 8. Captain S. Ostrom 9. Will we ever start? 10. We believe in starting out young! THE SANDWICH HIGH SCHOOL MARCHING INDIANS took off to a great season this year! The color guard, pom pons and band pulled it altogether to put on four spectacular football halftime shows — the first that have been done in three years. In addition to football performances, the band also played in parades and in between basketball games. The Pom pons were featured at half-time. The Band will be taking a summer trip also for the first time in three years. This trip will take them to Nashville Tenn., where they will give three concert performances, march through Opryland, and participate in workshops and special tours. The Marching Indians have worked very hard this year and their efforts have paid off. The future looks very promising for the young Indians. 89 1. Heil Hitler! 2. Concert Band L to R Front to Back M. Seward A. Shuck D. Weekly M. Rosendahl D. Schmidt L. Olson D. Groeneveld K. Hupach D. Potter K. Johnson A. Matthew Mr. Moline D. Bolek S. Roche D. Erickson D. Kastner D. Giesholt T. Heywood B. Euler E. Coppes D. Kastner 3. Indian Mascot C. Hargraves. 4. Will this ever end? RUMORS SANDSCRIPT The Sandscript had a slow beginning but once we got started, we couldn't be stopped!! We brushed up on our writing skills and learned more about photography. We not only published the Sandscript but we also worked with the Tri-County Today. We look forward to next year with high hopes. 1. Editors, front row, left-right: T. Tvrdik, N. Yingling, B. Hendron. Back row: Mr. Amizich. 2. Working hard to meet that deadline! 3. Sandscript staff, front row, left-right: G. Fabris, T. Tvrdik, N. Yingling, B. Hendron, Mr. Amzich, L. Hough. Back row: Ginger Siverly, Gina Siverly, C. Harpster, L. Jaross, T. Nugent, K. Kirklin, L. Bonner, B. Paul. 91 AUF WIEDERSEHEN ANNA The AFS student this year was Annabelle Bottcher. Anna is from the Black Forest region of Germany. She took full advantage of a wide variety of the school activities. Anna was always spending her time wisely. Her sense of humor made everyone enjoy her company. 1. Anna in deep concentration. 2. Anna getting to know Mr. Bonner. 3. I'm not so sure this combination is right. 4. I don't know whether to believe you Americans or not. 92 ISLAND GIRL ANNA Anna De La Cruz from the Phillipine Islands was our Rotary Exchange Student this year. Anna says that making new friends was the best thing that happened to her at S.H.S. Don't let this International friendship end, write to her at: 9 San Agustin Street, Capitol Subdivision -8, Pasig, Metro Manilla 3130, Phillipines. 1. Finally some time to myself. 2. At last school's out. 3. So that's what Mr. Blackwell meant! 4. Boy this is confusing. 5. Here goes nothing. 93 WHY CAN’T WE BE FRIENDS? The AFS Organization is rapidly growing in the high school and community. Because of this Sandwich will have two AFS students next year. Two people from Sandwich will also be going for AFS experiences. Applications for AFS are available early in the fall. There are two programs from which to choose, a nine week summer program and a 1 year. AFS is looking for friendly outgoing applicants. Anyone may apply. I. AFS Club front row (l-r) L. Whitehead, B. Kavelage, D. Kenshol, D. Mooney, D. Weekly, N. Van Kirk, M. Baker, A. Bottcher, C. Hendron, K. Helin, B. Cassell. 2nd row M. Williams, J. Castelli, M. Rosendahl, C. Harpster, D. Seymour, A. Blackburn, D. Fritsch, T. Gavin, J. Rud, K. Kirklin, G. Fabris, S. Heywood, 3rd row D. Allen, R. Hunter, S. Williams, J. Waldrop, C. VanWinkle, J. Garrett, R. Smiley, G. Wilson, M. Weismiller, L. Olson, D. Hill. 2 AFS Student Participants (top to bottom A. Bottcher, D. Allen, N. Van Kirk, J. Castelli. 3. AFS Club Officers S. Williams, President, M. Rosehdahl, V. President, A. Blackburn, Secretary, J. Castelli, Treasurer. 4. Head-n-shoulders-knees-n-toes. SOMEONE TO BE PROUD OF I. National Honor Society. Front Row, I to r: S. Youssi, Mrs. Masoncup, K. Christo-pherson, T. Olson, J. Ammons, L. Hough. Back row: J. Wright, K. Kreft, B. Nelson, D. Allen, R. Hunter, T. Tvrdik, K. K irk I in, B. Bender, L. Bonner, G. Fabrls, L. Lash, B. Hendron, T. Abens, C. Troeger, M. Rosendahl, N. Yingling. 2. N.H.S. Officers, seated: President Lora Hough, Vice President John Ammons. Standing, I to r: Secretary Krista Christo-pherson, Adviser Mrs. Masoncup, Treasurer Traci Olson. 3. Now do you believe in miracles. Mom? 4. Careful, Mom, don't stick me. PRECIOUS AND FEW 6 S 30 AISLE ROW SEAT MAIN FLOOR OPERA HOUSE GOOD ONLY 1 979 suno v EVG. MCH. TMC AHCU5 TCKCT CO CHICAGO ■ 1 Ixll FINE ARTS This Is the first year for SHS's Fine Arts Club. The Club didn't get established until after the Christmas holiday's. Some of the highlights of this year were going to see Swan Lake and the musical Annie . This year the group wrote and sold a literary magazine. With this year's start the club hopes to have an even better year next year. 1. Front Row; J. Castelli. Second Row, Left to Right; D. Kenshol, Mrs. Ervin, B. Rud, A. Bottcher. Back Row, Left to Right; L. Whitehead, M. Rosendahl. 2. I sure wish that bus would hurry up. 3. No pit stops until we reach Chicago. 4. Bob, designing the new H-Bomb. % PAGE MISSING PAGE MISSING FOOTBALL VOLLEYBALL THEY 53 61 52 12 WE Ottawa Marquette 0 Plano 0 Lisle 0 Braidwood (Reed Custer) 20 Geneva 6 Peotone 13 Hampshire 14 St. Bede 6 WRESTLING Hall WE 57 Geneva 45 Serena 59 Plano 11 Joliet Catholic 17 Luther South 16 Westmont 39 Lemont 34 Mazon 6 Valley Lutheran 31 Ottawa 11 Marseilles 25 Mendota 3 Holy Trinity 39 St. Vincent 51 Serena 45 Waubonsie Valley 8 THEY 44 38 23 12 6 2 62 30 THEY 7 18 5 44 42 46 18 24 41 33 50 33 59 23 16 15 47 Hinckley-Big Rock Plano Waterman Yorkville Mooseheart Seneca Hinckley-Big Rock Waubonsie Valley Mooseheart Mazon Ottawa Aurora Central Valley Lutheran Plano Coal City Hinckley-Big Rock Mazon Kaneland Ottawa Marquette Plano Lisle Yorkville Waubonsie Valley Malta Kaneland Plainfield Shabbona Plano Valley Lutheran Somonauk Seneca Valley Lutheran Plano Serena Hinckley Marseilles BOY’S BASKETBALL BASEBALL Genoa-Kingston WE 0 THEY 17 Valley Lutheran 3 4 Valley Lutheran 1 3 Plano 8 9 Yorkville 6 9 Somonauk 9 12 Somonauk 1 4 Gardner 7 9 IRL’S TRACK SCORE 50 82 72 6 81 54 84 82 5th 10th YOU AIN’T SEEN NOTHIN’ YET VARSITY FOOTBALL In retrospect, the 1978 Varsity football team looked poor In view of their record of 2-5-1. If you could see behind the scenes, this somewhat poor record would take on a new and different meaning. To begin with, the Sandwich Varsity returned to action this year after a 3 year absence. They played a demanding schedule including Hampshire, the 1 ranked team in the state. Talent was in abundance. The only problem was trying to put it together as a team. Taking all of these factors into account, the season now looks quite admirable. In the words of the coaches, The 1978 football season of S.H.S should be considered a success. I. Front row: F. Hayes, R. Anderson, D. Anderson, R. Beardsley, G. Ridgeley, G. Goodin, S. Heywood, C. Strever, C. Hair, S. Nugent. Middle row: K. Vancil, C. Abens, J. Beverage, B. Augustine, M. Hanson, J. Rud, G. Dilbeck, M. Eisenberg, T. VanBibber, P. Brun-oehler, J. Newkirk, J. Kann- macher. Back row: Coach Larry Hayes, R. VanPelt, M. Davis, D. Fridrich, K. Benson, W. Vander-meer, K. Burkhart, D. Anderson, J. Stratton, W. Hegland, K. Lee, Coach Robert Hutchins. 2. Coaches Robert Hutchins and Larry Berg 3. Stats: top to bottom B. Hendron, K. Kirklin, L. Bonner 4. Here come the Indians. 5. Co-Captains Scott Heywood and Pete Brunoehler, Kevin Benson and Matt Hanson 6. Mark Eisenberg 7. Roger VanPelt 8. Terry VanBibber 9. Doug Anderson 10. Fred Hayes 11. Joe Newkirk 12. Rick Anderson 13. Mark Davis 14. Gary Dilbeck 105 1. Brad Augustine. 2. Pete Brun-oehler. 3. Scott Heywood. 4. Wim Vandermeer. 5. Gregg Ridgeley. 6. Jeff Beverage. 7. Matt Hanson. 8. Kirk Lee. 9. Wade Hegland. 10. Kevin Benson. 11. Chris Hair. 106 BEGINNINGS j-v FOOTBALL This year was one of learning for the J-V Football team. Although these boys hadn't played as a team before, their spirit of teamwork quickly developed. Their enthusiasm overshadowed any lack of skills. With this first year behind them, they will see only better seasons. Front row, L-R: S. Eisenberg, M. White, R. Keenan, R. Abens, B. Weatherford, D. Jordan, T. Kann-macher, D. Loux. Second row: D. Hargrave, M. Terry, B. Jankowski, R. Rydell, D. Nash, B. Meyer, D. Breese, M. Holley, J. Rud, M. Potter, Third row: G. Kleinprinz, J. Goff, G. Cullison, M. Weis-miller, E. Batchelor, J. Shafer, C. Grumieaux, J. Knox, B. Augustine, B. Ratterree, M. Trunk, Coach Lukawski. 2. That ref has the best seat in the stadium. 3. Coach Lukawski. 4. We should be dancing instead of playing football. 5. Coach Berg. GAMES PEOPLE PLAY I. Delores Meyer 2. Debbie White 3. Karla King 4. Jill Rud 5. Co-Cap-tains L. Bonner and K. King with Coach Masilunis 6. Let's all do the Bump! 7. Varsity Front Row L-R: J. Knox, C. Schafman, K. King, D. White, J. Linton, B. Hendron, Back Row L-R: Coach Masilunis, J. Rud, A. Ripper, L. Bonner, K. Kirk I in, D. Hoaglund, D. Meyer, S. Williams, Mgr. 8. J-V Team. Front Row L-R: L. Van Horn, J. Wilhelm, C. Hendron, L. Olson. Back Row L-R: Su-zie Williams, Mgr., B. Duvick, D. Seymour, C. Harpster, A. Robbins. 9, B. Bender, Stat. 10. Introducing our Superstar! VOLLEYBALL The girls volleyball teams had a few more fosses than wins this year, but still had a lot of fun and learned how to work. The Varsity team ended their season with 5 wins and 11 losses. Four girls on the Varsity team were honored at the sports banquet. Beth Hendron was voted in as the most valuable player, while Lisa Bonner and Karla King were chosen as the most outstanding players. Jill Knox came up with the highest average of good serves, displaying a big 92%. The Jr. Varsity team had a little edge on the Varsity. They had 7 wins and 9 losses. Lana Olson was chosen by her teammates as the most valuable player. Cathy Hendron, who also had 92% of good serves, had the highest average of the team. Mrs. Masilunis coached both teams with the help of Suzie Williams at the J.V. level. We hope to see some of the same faces on the teams next year. 10 109 STAND TALL The 1978-79 Varsity Basketball Team went through a season of many changes. Though they were hoping for a better record, they did have fun. Victories over Waterman, Marseilles, Paw Paw, and Aurora Christian were the highlights of the season. Outstanding showmanship by senior Roger Van Pelt was greatly recognized. Through their ups and downs they remained a close knit team and put forth great efforts. I. L. to R; back row, C. Abens, R. Van Pelt, M. Herman, P. Lane, B. Decker, M. Olson, J. Stratton, Coach L. Hayes. Front row, D. Kastner, G. Hankins, R. Rydell, K. Goff, J. Wright. 2. Will you please listen to me! 3. Senior Roger Van Pelt 4. Stats; I. to r; bottom row, L. Bonner, J. Rud, K. K irk I in. Middle, C. Hen-dron, B. Hendron. Top, D. White. Missing; C. VanWinkle. 5. All you have to do is put the ball through the hoop! 6. Way to hustle guys! 7. Look ma, I can fly! 8. Remember, tip it to the one wearing the orange and black suit. 9. I'm a B-I-G boy now! 10. Two! 11. The S.H.S. Macho Man! 12. There he is now — Hollywood Hankins. Smile Guy! 110 VARSITY BASKETBALL 111 COME ON, COME ON Our hopes for the future of basketball at S.H.S. are high because of this team. Three of its stars, Rydell, Hankins, and Lane, advanced to the Varsity Squad and by the time that they reach their Senior years, a state championship may be ours. 1. Top row, left to right: Coach Berg, R. Rydell, A. Stratton, P. Lane, J. Goff, G. Hankins, B. Meyer. Bottom row: L. Ferguson, D. Erickson, D. Lee, D. Kirklin, T. Kannmacher. 2. Did I make it? 3. Coach Berg. 4. You put your left foot over ... 5. Top row, left to right: D. Schidecker, D. Kastner, R. Rydell, B. Meyer, M. Terry, D. Erickson, Coach Berg. Bottom row: L. Larson, T. Kannmacher, D. Breese, D. Kirklin, T. Osborne, D. Breese. 112 EVERY WHICH WAY BUT LOOSE FROSH-SOPH GIRLS BASKETBALL The Girls J-V Team has come a long way with the help of Coach Amizich. We had a season of 8-6 and are looking forward to an even better season next year. 1. Top: coach Amizich, A. Robbins, S. Bell, M. Abens, R. Sebby, D. Groeneveld, L. Wies-brook, D. Potter, R. Edwards, J. Win-disch, Bottom: L. Van Horn, R. Bir-nel, K. Johnson, P. Schwemlein, T. Nugent, T. Goodin, D. Anderson, S. Marsh. 2. Coach Amizich. 3. Not Another Lecture! 4. K.J. at work. 5. Did it go in? 6. Around the world, Magee! 113 BASKETBALL JONES This year was one of setting records for the Sandwich Varsity Girls Basketball Team and its Coach, John Halloran. They ended the season with 7 victories compared to the 6 wins of last year and they played in the first game of the Sub-regional Tournament in Seneca. They all agreed that Coach Halloran and his team learned a great deal from each other, making all the long practice sessions worthwhile. 1. L-R: J. Knox, R. Duvick, D. Hoaglund, L. Olson, L. Bonner, A. Bottcher, L. Hough, A. Blackburn, S. Edwards, C. Troeger and Coach Halloran. 2. Oops! Dropped it! 3. Let's get on the stick, girls. 4. Alison Blackburn. 5. Lisa Olson. 6. Annabelle Bottcher AFS Exchange Student. 7. Lora Hough. 8. Will Lisa get out alive? 9. You should have thrown it higher. Jill. 114 MACHO MAN Gregg Ridgley 119 lbs. 22-9-0 Rick Anderson 138 lbs. 3-5-0 1 pin § Scott Hey wood 126 lbs. 10-11-0 5 pins Dedication is the name of the game in S.H.S. wrestling. Hours of physically punishing practice lead up to each meet. The hard work paid off in a much improved team by the season's end. This year's Varsity team, made up mostly of underclassmen, racked up a 8-9-0 record. The season's high point was the 4th place win in the Northern Illinois Wrestling Tournament. With the talent present on this year's team and the high interest in wrestling, the S.H.S. wrestling team is definitely state tournament bound. Kirk Lee Heavyweight 10-17-0 8 pins Chris Hair 132 lbs. 12-4-0 7 pins 116 VARSITY WRESTLING 1. Sandwich Indians 2. Front Row L-R: G. Ridgley, S. Heywood, R. Reiners, E. Batchelor, J. Hyatt, D. Loux, C. Strever. Back Row: Coach Gorham, R. Anderson, C. Hair, B. Jankowski, K. Lee, G. Cullison, S. Nugent, J. Rud, D. Hoaglund, Coach Hutchins 3. Such Concentration! 4. GOOD NIGHT, IRENE! 5. The thrill of victory or the agony of defeat? 6. What do you mean you don't like my haircut? 117 I WILL SURVIVE J-V WRESTLING 1. Back row L to R: Coach Gorham J. Knox C. Grumieaux M. Weismiller M. Goodin Coach Hutchins. Front row: B. Jankowski B. Caivert J. Rud R. Abens. 2. What do we do now? 3. Wrestling stats back row L to R: J. Wilhelm L. Lash T. Higbea. Front row: A. Lee T. Droppa, S. Lash. 4. Boy do I have a headache! 5. Where's my contact? 118 CAN’T SMILE WITHOUT YOU The Sportsboosters All-Stars. 2. Confidentally speaking ... 3. The fearless leaders. 4. The Sportsboosters Homecoming float. The students would like to thank the S portsboosters for their help and cooperation in making our sports program something of which to be proud. We could not have made it without you. 119 RUNNIN’ ON EMPTY I. Track team. Row 1 I to r: B. Umlaut, M. Holley, B. Meyer, R. Ry-dell, J. Rud, J. Cain, J. Lohmier, T. Martin. Row 2: D. Breese, R. Reb-horn, D. Kastner, D. Nash, M. Terry, D. Lee, J. Garcia, D. Kastner. Row 3: Coach Keller, D. Miller, R. Van-Pelt, C. Abens, P. Lane, B. Decker, J. Shaffer, J. Stratton. 2. Roger VanPelt. 3. Bob Umlauf. 4. Kirk Lee. 5. Todd Martin. 6. There must be an easier way! 7. Track Stats. Row 1, I to r: T. Strothman, L. Olson, B. Johnson. Row 2: D. Potter, R. Sebby, L. Jaross. Row 3: S. Emmel, D. Em-mel, D. Seymour, S. Williams. 8. I wish these things weren't so heavy! 9. Gee, it's a long way down there! 10. I believe that man can fly! 11. This is the easy part. 120 11 HOT LEGS I. Front row, left to right: J. Munder, D. Anderson, N. Kraft, L. VanHorn, Y. Garrett, J. Hankins, D. Beckaert, C. Ryan. Second row: A. Hlnnah, D. Nugent, D. Becherer, C. Hendron, B. Hendron, N. Leonard, J. Waldrop, A. Korns, T. Shaffer. Back row: C. Nash, G. Klein-prinz, D. Hill, S. Lash, M. Abens, L. Welsbrook, T. Pflster, B. Duvlck, G. Garrett, A. Robbins, C. VanWInkle, Coach Hutchins. 2. I can do It! 3. Connie Nash. 4. Almost! 5. Would you take the stupid thing! 6. Look at that form. 7. I never knew I had It In me! 8. When do I get to stop? 9. Boy, have we been working hard!. 10. It's a bird, it's a plane. No it's only Tammy! 122 GIRL’S TRACK 123 SATURDAY IN THE PARK I. Varsity Baseball team: Row 1 left to right; J. Win-disch, D. Anderson, D. Pruski, S. Heywood, M. Potter, J. Wright, K. Goff. Row 2; B. Augustine, R. Speake, D. Anderson, K. Burkhart, M. Wackerline, J. Allen, Coach Hallaron. 2. Duh! Which way do I go? 3. Fresh-Soph team: Row 2, left to right; D. Kirklin, B. Jankowski, D. Hargrave, T. Kannmacher, D. Jordan, L. Larson. Row 2; Coach Hayes, D. Erickson, J. Gerlick, D. Krapauski, T. King, J. Goff, J. Wilson. 4. Brad Augustine. 5. Scott Heywood. 6. Mark Wackerline. 7. Doug Anderson. 8. Stats, I to r; Dolores Meyer, Debbie White, Jill Knox, Kerri Kirklin, Bobbie Bender, Dawn Nelson. 9. Gee, don't I have pretty white teeth! 10. My! Isn't this exciting?! 24 BASEBALL 125 WE ARE THE CHAMPIONS SPORTS AWARDS. 1. Football awards. 2. Volleyball awards. 3. Wrestling awards. 4. Baseball awards. 5. Basketball awards. 6. Boy's track awards. 7. Girl's basketball awards. 8. Girl's track awards. LISTEN TO WHAT THE MAN SAYS ADMINISTRATION 1. School Board. Front row, left to right: J. Jaross, C. Swenson, L. Ferguson. Back row: D. Johnson, R. O'Neil, G. Kleinprinz, C. Weatherford. 2. Grant Bonner, Principal. 3. Tom Dunlop, Dean of Students. 4. Chester Masslno, Superintendent. 128 DAY BY DAY 1. Bus Drivers, left to right: Mary Jo Wilkerson, Mel Inman, Bill Merchant, Laverne Abens, Ed Kristenson, Donald Ross, Thomas Nugent, John Davis. 2. Janitors, left to right: Barbara Sebby, Jack Chellew, Walter Green, Claude Dotson, Ed Fuchs. 3. Cafteria, left to right: Claude Dotson, Jean Inmond, Jane Bole, Peg Dummer, Halite Dotson, Pat Calvert, Rose Lemke, Sandy Sibigtroth, Louise Munson. Not pictured. Marge Morrel 129 WHO CAN I TURN TO? FACULTY The faculty of S.H.S Is, without a doubt, the friendliest group of people around. They are a symbol of intelligence ... lectured, assignments, testing ... but always there with a helping hand. They are not only teachers but friends. The price is school. The prize is knowledge. These people help to make that price an easy one to pay and the prize easier to attain. 1. D. Gorham 2. S. Andre 3. M. Masilunis 4. K. Lukawski 5. V. Wright 6. B. Ralston 7. E. Epert 8. N. Heitschmidt 9. J. Hallaron 10. C. Walter 130 1. Today Is one of those days when you feel like you're caught between a desk and a chalk board. 2. Don't tell me you're going to drop that nltro on the floor! 3. It's hard to smile after a class like that. 4. You might not think it's so funny when you see your grade. 5. It's hard to smile with your finger caught in a book. 6. No, This isn't a tic-tac-toe game. The x's and o's are supposed to be there. 7. According to my records, you have failed in writing your name. 8. Just because it's Monday doesn't mean I'm not aware of what I'm telling you. 9. One of these days they are going to catch me working. 10. No, we are not drawing stick people today. 131 1. What do you have in your hand, Chris? 2. This, Sharon, is a piece of chalk. 3. Take it easy girls, I can't stand it any more! 4. Ms. Kittleson in all her glory. 5. Now how did you get back there without me seeing you? 6. Do you really have to do that Suzie? 7. Your machine might work If you turn it on. 8. C'mon, you know Nixon is my best friend. Don't talk about him like that. 9. It's not that funny. 10. H20+Ag3=C02. 133 134 1. It will be nice to see you again in three weeks. 2. Now you wouldn't be telling me a fib would you? 3. If you throw that paper airplane, I will have to hurt you! 4. Well, there goes another finger. How many does that make today? 5. Don't tell me that I burned out another one. 6. I got a story to tell you. This is a true story ... 7. Tell me class, did any one do their work for today? 8. You think being a Home Ec teacher is easy? You try to teach some of those senior boys how to bake a pie! 9. I thought I could escape this escapade. I guess I was wrong. 135 WITH A LITTLE HELP FROM MY FRIENDS SECRETARIES AND AIDES 1. Mrs. Shirley Clari-mont. 2. Mrs. Leah Weatherford 3. Mrs. Doris Larson 4. Mrs. Sharon Whitney 5. Mrs. Madeline Williams 6. Mrs. Joyce Jankowski 136 J OWICH h?l'’ERTISENIf-'Sd CTS KNIGHTS INC. The leading manufacturer of Quartz Crystal Products. An equal opportunity employer. Sandwich Illinois J. B. BERNAL. JR.. M.D. pediatrics 8c family practice PLANO OFFICE YORKVILLE MEDICAL CENTER 20 WEST MAIN STREET 202 SOUTH BRIDGE STREET PLANO. ILL. 60545 YORKVILLE. ILL. 60560 Telephone (312) 552-3141 TELEPHONE (312) 553-0107 OFFICE HOURS BY APPOINTMENT KOGERS BREUNIG LANDSCAPE SERVICE ■■ dSfiS d Matison Oil Company, Inc. 146 SOUTH MAIN STREET SANDWICH. ILLINOIS 60548 D. L LEACH (815) 786-2168 A CTTGO GRADING SEEDING TREES - SHRUBS - SOD DRIVEWAYS SHORELINE WORK PHONE: 786-8056, 786-8827 or 786-8192 Sandwich, Illinois 138 PARKS BROS. SUPERMARKET Indian Springs Shopping Center Phone: 786-9328 Congratulations To The Class Of 1979 HOLLEY TRANSFER, INC. Box 104 Plano, Illinois 60545 MRMERS S14TE B 4NK OF SOMONAUK SOMONAUK, ILLINOIS 60552 Phone: (815) 498-2396 LOUIS E. NEUENDORE ASSOCIATES IVY-OAKS ANTIQUES «OUTE 34 AT STOPLIGHT SANDWICH. ILLINOIS 60S«f ntiqucs-Pnmitivcs Indian Jewelry 3ETTY BILL RAUSCH 10 to 4 815-786-8642 TUESOAY THRU SATURDAY GIFT EMPORIUM-CATOLOG SHOWROOM Congratulations to the Class of ,,79 PHILLIP S. LINDNER CO. 103 N. Eddy St. Sandwich, IL. 60548 (815) 786-9488 TOWN AND COUNTRY MARKET 44 W. Railroad St. Sandwich, Illinois 60548 Open Door Print Shop 120 South Wells Street, Sandwich. Illinois 60548 - (815) 786-8278 Wedding Invitations, Booklets, Stationery Hours: Monday through Friday 8:30 - 12:00 1:00 — 4:30 Where Shopping Time is Pleasure Time Open 7 days a week 8a.m.-9a.m. Plano, Illinois 60545 141 LOYS DEPARTMENT STORE WEHLING SALES BUICK — PONTIAC MOBIL QUICK SERVICE-STATION ROUTE 34 GREEN STREET PHONE 815-788-2119 SANDWICH, IL. 60548 Congratulations To The Class Of 79 JOVAC INC A Satellite to the Display Industry AC. 815-786-9441 217 S. West St. Sandwich, IL. 60548 H R EVA SANDBLASTING SANDBLASTING and For Quality And Service in SPRAYPAINTING Livestock Feed and Supplies . and t Phone: 786-2163 Grain .Marketing COLONIAL DRUGS Call Us SANDWICH GRAIN Prescription Specialists CO. Walgreen Agency Plano Plaza, Plano, IL. 552-8131 or 552-7929 815-786-8149 or 8912 ; VAN HAM FORD-MERCURY Route 34 East Sandwich, Illinois 60548 GENES CARRY OUT LYNDA’S DOLLHOUSE Best Wishes To COIFFURES The Class Of 79” 125 S. Main, Sandwich 1505 Suydam Rd. Sandwich, III. Daily Pickup and Delivery from Chicago Suburbs 60548 786-8097 92 - 3) Wlotoz, One. P. O. BOX 147 - PLANO. ILL. 60545 CHICAGO DOCK DON BENNETT - Pres. 2525 S. ARTESIAN OFFICE PHONE CHICAGO PHONE (815) 786-8181 (312) 254-6449 Best Wishes To The Class Of ”79” ALL-AMERICAN MALE DR. JUDITH MENS WEAR MAZION Sandwich Oswego 786-8100 554-8661 Sandwich LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE Sandwich Lodge No. 1016 Sandwich, Illinois Congratulations And Best Wishes To The Class Of 1979 REDMON WELDING General Welding East Hi way 34 Sandwich, IL 60548 786-2230 Diamonds, Watches Rings KNOX JEWELERS 146 Wf SPY fm 114(110107 ROUTE No. 1 • PLANO, ILLINOIS 60545 SANDWICH PIZZA HUT LOCAL HIGH SCHOOL SPORT COVERAGE STEREO 107 24 HOURS A DAY 220 Indian Springs Drive 786-8110 Congratulations Class Of 1979 Let Yourself Go Super Style FOX VALLEY SAVINGS LOAN ASSOC. MON.-THURS. 9:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m. FRI. 9:00 a.m.-8:00 p.m. SAT. 9:00 a.m.-1:00p.m. 301 EAST CHURCH STREET SANDWICH, ILLINOIS 60548 Congratulations To The Class Of 1979 147 HARTMAN MASONRY JOHNSON HOBBY SPORT SHOP Cement Work Brick Work Block Work 9 N. Main St. Sandwich, III. 60548 MON. FRI. 9-9 TUES., THURS. AND SAT. 9-5:30 Suydam Road Sandwich, II. Dick Johnson ACE HARDWARE THE NEWSTAND ACE SETS THE PACE INDIAN SPRINGS SHOPPING CENTER SANDWICH, IL. 60548 PHONE: 815-786-8466 Sandwich News Agency 2 North Main. St. 786-6116 Congratulations to the Class of 79 TRI-COUNTY TODAY THE YUM - YUM SHOP Your Home Town Newspaper Congratulations to the Class of 79 122 E. Church St. Sandwich, III. 60548 786-9766 BURKHART FUNERAL HOME Sandwich, Illinois Congratulations to the Class of 79 M. WERNER SONS Auto Parts 523 E. Church St. Sandwich, IL. 60548 815-786-2129 MCCASLIN BAKERY 98 E. Church St. Sandwich, III. (815)786-2614 216 N 6th DeKalb, III 815-756-2727 Rt. 51 S. Rochelle, II ‘ 815-562-4115 Congratulations to the Class of 79 IDLE HOUR LANES ANDERSON 927 E. Railroad AND Sandwich, II. BUSHNELL Congratulations To The Class Of School Supplies — Office Supplies 1Q7Q” Art Work Adding Machines Typewritiers —Greeting Cards KING AND SONS MEMORIALS VILLAGE SINCE 1920 HARDWARE, HANK Granite and Bronze 128 E. Railroad Street Sandwich, IL. 60548 131 E. Center St. Phone: 786-8776 Sandwich, IL. Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 79 149 BITS N PIECES FABRICS GORD INDUSTRIAL PLASTICS, INC. 124 S. MAIN SANDWICH, IL. FABRICS-NOTIONS-PATTERNS 786-2345 Sandwich, II. INSURANCE AND REALTY CO. 121 SOUTH MAIN ST. SANDWICH, IL. PHONE: 786-2159 SANDWICH FAIR ASSOCIATION TUC’S BLDG. AND DELVP. CORP AND B-E BLDG. SUPPLY INC. SANDWICH SPORTSMAN CLUB RTE. 34 VILLAGE EAST PLAZA SANDWICH, IL. 815-786-9416 SWIMMING, FISHING, PICNICKING, TRAP AND SKEET SHOOTING, CAMPING, AND ALL TYPES OF FAMILY FUN. 150 THE SANDWICH STATE BANK 100 W. Church Street Sandwich, Illinois Phone: 786-8461 In Our 123rd. Year Of Service, We Wish You The Best, Class Of 1979 THE OLD MILL Delicious Fried Chicken Catfish And Shrimp Friday Saturday Sunday Sheridan, III. 496-2660 HERB EIPERS Grain Hauling R.R. 2 Newark, III. Phone: 786-8010 III. C.C. 7716 MC-CR 'NEILL BROTHERS GENERAL CONTRACTORS TRAVEL AGENCY Serving You In Three Locations Call Sandwich, III. 786-8481 YORKVILLE JOLIET 312-553-5511 815-725-2111 We Have The Tickets You Need Complete travel service for air travel, trains, AmTrak, tours, cruises, hotels, car rental No Charge For Our Service! NEW HOME CONSTRUCTION COMPLETE REMODELING SERVICE 303 W. Church Sandwich, III. 786-8451 152 PEKOC LEE T.V 11 East Main Street Plano, Illinois Phone: 552-8100 Congratulations To The Class Of 1979 THE FLOWER PEDDLER Eddy Church Streets Sandwich, III. 60548 Phone: 786-9446 FRENCH’S SHOPPE FOR MEN 40 East Railroad St. CHRIS’ NEW USED FURNITURE Dennis Chris Middleton 113 South Main Street Sandwich, III. 60548 Phone: 786-8798 NOLL’S CITGO 312 E. Church St. Sandwich, III. 60548 Phone: 786-9989 C C CUSTOM BUILDERS Terry Christensen 301 E. Arnold Rd. Sandwich, III. 786-8210 Larry Crouch State St. DeKalb, III. 758-5818 HOUGH’S FOOD LIQUOR 104 N. Lathem Sandwich Congratulations Class Of 1979 Congratulations To The Class Of 1979 From DR. GARY QUICK - D.D.S. Unusual Shops In A Unique Setting i Village Square mall - 37 South Wain Sandwich tore QUINN’S AUCTION SERVICE 28 W. Center Street Sandwich, Illinois 60548 TOM QUINN: Auctioneer 815-786-9669 FINE HOME FURNISHINGS UPHOLSTRY DRAPERY FABRICS 131 E. Church St. Phone: 786-7716 SANDWICH ROTARY CLUB Congratulates The Graduating Class Of 1979 1S4 Fly For Buisness Or Pleasure AMENT AVIATION Experts In Flying Careers SANDWICH AIRPORT Rt 34 Sandwich, II. Phone: 815-786-2106 Come to the Orchard for all kinds of fresh fruit in season. Rhubarb, Strawberries, Raspberries, Cherries, Plums, Apricots, Peaches, Pears, and Apples of all kinds Sandwich III. 815-786-9079 North at Latham at Wagner Rd. POTTER TRUCKING Livestock And Grain Hauling Sheridan, III. 815-496-2328 GEORGE KLEINPRINZ Designer And Builder Of Contemporary Structures Sandwich, III. 60548 498-2421 HOLLAND’S DRUG STORE Serving This Community Since 1926 INDIAN SPRINGS SHOPPING CENTER DUY’S SHOES 131 S. Main St. Downtown Sandwich Phone: 786-6016 Specialist In Quality and Fashion for your Feet ART’S CERTIFIED SUPERMARKET REX AGENCY Jack Norling Broker Insurance is our business 210 Railroad St. Sandwich, III. 786-8150 158 THE CORRAL Union ’76 Products SANDWICH SPORTS BOOSTERS Tires-Batteries Lubrication Wheel Balance Phone: 552-2330 We Support You Always Rt. 34 West Plano 60545 Congratulations class of 1979 HADDOCK TOOL AND MANUFACTURING CO. HALLSTROM LANDSCAPING SERVICE 917 E. Railroad St. Sandwich, III. Phone: 786-2739 Excavating Trucking Sandwich, III. 786-9326 everything for your planting pleasure FAIRWAY INN 1 South Main Phone: 786-9978 1 11'iiutiny C. izzk c: until iuul aidzn Cznlzi M llbrook. Illinois ORNAMENTAL PLRENNIAL-TRUIT SHADE TREES Ralph Perkins Sons Yorkville S53-72 1 1 159 CONNIE S HALLMARK SHOPPE 1 8 E Rau roao St sanomich Illinois 00549 8151706 8076 ABC PRESCHOOL SALES ASSOCIATE AruRING T HI - ««LL%� iii LINE Ol PRODU CTS AND THOUGH! 1 FUl GIF-’ SMI TH DOUGft ASS liriRlil N 1 HI MH At N Hu SANDWK II III I) AND HOP SI KVK I KK ll Hoi MS I AKI ( IANSSI N SaodwKh III bOMH his int 2191 ■HI New Idea Midwestern Region 95 North Main Street Sandwich, Illinois FAIRWAY BODY AND PAINT SHOP 24 HOUR WRECKER SERVICE 786-2754 IF NO ANSWER 312-552-7888 WEST OF SANDWICH ON ROUTE 34 SUE ANN SHOPPE R.R. 1 SANDWICH, ILLINOIS FOR BRANDS YOU LOVE TO WEAR COATS, DRESSES, SPORTSWEAR, JEANS TOPS PRE-TEEN, JUNIOR MISSES SIZES SANDWICH, ILLINOIS CEREUS BUSINESS Specializing In Cacti And Succulents” 120 SOUTH MAIN SANDWICH, IL. FRASER REALTY We Sell Homes Not Houses 786-3081 786-8880 1200 E. Church W. Sandwich Rd. Sandwich Sandwich 03 realtor Msl Multiple Listing, Service 161 FOX RIVER FOODS Baseline Rd. Montgomery II. 60538 Phone: 896 1991 ROLLING OAKS CAMPGROUND Rt. 1 Sheridan, IL 60551 SANDWICH LIONS CLUB Camp in shaded areas, with modern rest rooms. Swimming-fishing-boating Dancing on the weekends Picnicing 7 miles Sw of Sandwich 3 miles Ne of Sheridan on LaSalle Co. 3 First Security Bank-Sandwich Good Luck and Best Wishes to the class of 1979 162 163 FROM MARSHALL PHOTOGRAPHERS BOOSTERS Dr. John Wessel M.D. Yingling Auto Salvage Jackie’s Beauty Salon Mr. and Mrs. Tom Williams The Fountain Medical Group S.C. Elgin Excercise Appliance Company Something Special Thomas J. Nugent Mr. and Mrs. Edward Fanning Jr. Johnson’s Floral and Gift Monogram Appliance Karen’s Coiffures Oddson Mower Service Olson’s Ladies Wear Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Allen Marv Johnson Electric David J. Rossen D.D.S. Larson’s Phillips 66 A.A. Legner D.V.M. J. Briel Van-al Siding Co. f