Sandwich High School - Reflector Yearbook (Sandwich, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1985 volume:

7 6 Jr. Joe Neidigh -(167) 14-6-0 7 Jr. Jeff Holley - (167) 8-4-0 8 Soph. Tad Piron -(185) 16-12-0 9 Jr. Darryl Hariline -(HWT) 16-13-0 10 Fresh. Sean Eggenberger -(Manager) j 19 At one of the toughest Sectionals in the State, the Indians didn't do as well individually as did the team as a whole. Individually. Steve Kanipton was a Champion, and Matt Sherman took 2nd place honors. Although both wrestlers qualified to the State Tournament as individuals, Jay Brennan and Rick Reyes placed 4th. In the Sectional Team Competition, the fifth ranked Indians traveled Lemont, which won the Peotone Regional. With a devastating roster, t Indians scalped Lemont 62-2. The victory advanced them to the Sectioi Finals to face returning State runner up. Coal City. In one of the m exciting meets and in front of Sandwich’s largest crowd ever, the India proved their strength by coming back after trailing K)-0. A turning point occured with a major upset by (112) Mike Ryan, This ga the Indians the momentum they needed. Mike's upset was followed victories from Sherman, Soave, Wiesbrook, Reyes. Kish. Kempton, and (18 Tad Piron. The Indians won a 36-19 Sectional Team Championship, and a tr to Champaign for a shot at the State Title. On February 23. 1985. Sandwi won 3rd place at the State Championship. 1985 SANDWICH REFLECTOR A A A I A .1 A A A A A A Advertisments Organizations Classes Homecoming Athletics Sports Awards Prom and Graduation Administration Faculty Index 1 Sandwich High School 515 E. Lions Road Sandwich, IL 60548 r ¥ % r 4 «■ WARRIOR CLUB Congratulations Graduates of '85’ Tastee Freez Rt 34 Sandwich 815-786-2330 S. S. Store Complete Home Furnishings 131 E. Church Sandwich, II. Congratulations Seniors Congrats Class of '85' Pride Petroleum Co. Sandwich II. Congratulations, Graduates Fraser Realty Veronica M. Fraser 1200 E. Chruch St. Sandwich 786-3081 Congratulations. Graduates Good luck in the future Gord Industrial Plastics 1310 E. 6th Street Sandwich II Good Luck Seniors Sandwich Veterinary Hospital C. A. Steveson DVM K. H. Stuedemann DVM Sandwich II. Congratulations Seniors Schram Chiropractic Life Center Dr. Galin Schram 786-9818 Cooper Home Furnishings Owen V. Cooper 112 Main Street Plano II. 60545 312-552-8288 Congratulations Seniors Idle Hour Lanes Ron Bonnie Miller Pro Shop Lounge Sandwich II. 60548 3 WARRIOR CLUB BRAVES CLUB The Yum Yum Shoppe 122 E. Chruch St. Sandwich 60548 Lefty’s Sports 12 E. Main St Plano II 60545 Congratulations Augustine Brothers Sandwich II 60548 P. S. Lindner 6 Co. 44 W. Railroad St. Sandwich II 60548 Lynda’s Doll House Coiffures Inc. 1505 Suydam Road Sandwich II 60548 Vern’s Marathon 44 W. Chruch St. Sandwich II 60548 Sandwich Sportsmans Club P.O. Box IIS, Suydam Road Sandwich II Good Luck Noll’s Citgo Friendly Expert Service 321 E. Church St. Sandwich ; Larson Phillips 66” 120 N. Main St Sandwich King Sons ISI E. Center St. Sandwich II 60548 Community Bank of Plano 17 E. Main St Plano 552-3154 Sandwich Grain Co. P.O. Box 148 Sandwich 786-8149 or 786-8912 Sandwich Office Supply 48 E. Railroad Street Sandwich II 60548 Congratulations Karens Coiffures Unlimited 400 E. Church St Wunderlich Travel Agency, Inc. 10 W. Railroad St. Sandwich II 60548 6 Pekoe 6 Lee T.V. II E. Main Plano, II 522-8100 The Flower Peddler Id E. Church St. Sandwich 786-9446 Houghs Food s Liquor 104 N. Latham Sandwich, 786-9038 Plano Dental Clinic 9, N. Hugh Plano III 60545 Wayne K. Smith, D.D.S. Knox Jewelers For All Your Diamond Needs” 117 S. Main Sandwich Quilting Treasures 32 E. Railroad St. Sandwich II 60548 Benson Sons Denim Den 135 S. Main Sandwich 786-8829 Duy’s Shoes 131 S. Main St. Sandwich 786-6d6 Bits N” Pieces Fabrics 124 S. Main Sandwich 786-3218 Johnson's Hobby Sports Shop 9 N. Main Sandwich 786-2450 Aid's Stuff Sandwich Quality used clothing. The Hook Stitch Shoppe In The Village Square Mall Sandwich II 60548 Congratulations to Teresa Nelson. Mom, Dad. the Family Congratulations Misty Love Grandma Grandpa Whiteis Eichelberger Enterprises Sandwich Decorating The FlyLeaf Bookstore Pyramidos Terry’s Loy's Store Flouse of Discounts S.A.D.D. - STUDENTS AGAINST DRIVING DRUNK 1 SADD - First Row, Left to Right: Toni Pannell, Nona Pawlak, Rhonda Benevides, Darcy Vandervort, Tammy Alwine, Michelle Hessenberger, Jay Brennan. Second Row: T.L. Wickwire, Anissa Aim, Jamie Kepka, Janet Yingling, DeeDee Minard, Yvonne Freeman, Michelle Crouch, Stephanie Black, Rachel Black. 2 SADD Officers, Left to Right: Michelle Crouch, Nona Pawlak, Anissa Aim, Tammy Alwine, Michelle Hessenberger. Students Against Drunk Driving - In an effort to inform students, Parents, and the community about the potential dangers of alcohol misuse or abuse. SADD has organized a chapter. The purpose of this program is to combat the Number One Killer of people under 30 years of age - death due to drinking and driving. Four Goals of SADD - I. To help eliminate the drunk driver and save lives. 2. To conduct community alcohol awareness programs. 3. To alert and inform students of the dangers of alcohol and driving. 4. To organize a peer counseling program to help students who may have concerns about alcohol. If we can dream it .... It can be done. -SADD Slogan SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIO Mark Abens Rhonda Aubart Myrtati Artaria Christa Barrett Michelle Allen Tim Barker SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIC SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SEK Carla Cole iENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIOI S SENIORS SENIOR SENIORS SENIC NIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIO SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SEh John Mclnnes Susan Matthews Laurie Nichols Mike Ohlson Jean Nugent Teresa Nelson ENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIOF Nicholas Oropeza Laura Olson Sherri Ostrom Doreen Pihera Steve Piron Dawn Potter Rita Potter Matthew Potter 18 S SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENI ENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIOF Theresa Wagner SENIORS OF 1985 SENIORS OF 1 1985 Sandwich High School Motto We cannot change the past. We cannot predict the future. But we can pass through these doors as a senior class knowing we have achieved one goal in life. Upon that one goal, we will all build new ones. We will fill our minds with dreams, and our hearts with love. And as we close these doors, the world is our's to achieve. — Sandy VanKirk and Jerilyn Prickett 21 Senior Superlatives I Senior Class Officers, left to right: Doreen Pihera, Christa Barrett, Kyle Hupach, Jerilyn Prickett. 2 Most likely to succeed: Doreen Pihera and Kyle Hupach. 3 Biggest flirts: Misty Foster and Eric Soave. 4 Most Humorous.- Kyle Cox and Michelle Guillin. 5 Most Athletic: Matt Potter and Rita Potter. 6 Best Dressed: Mike Jankowski and Jerilyn Prickett. 7 Most Musical: John Mclnnes and Leanne Wruck. Page 24 1 You think your so tough, don't you?” 2 The only thing that would kill your mother is a silver bullet.” 3 We love you Conrad, oh yes we do” Page 25 1 What do you mean I can’t go out with your daughter?” 2 I know I’m gorgeous.” 3 Look ma, I’m dancin, I’m dancin.” BIRDIE Page 36 1 A future star for the Indians. 3 Tammy Gray Heath Wright 3 The Grand Prize Game. 4 Jenm Curran Diana Knights. I see a mysterious man in your life. 95 'Tm seriously considering becoming a barber. 6 It beats a stroller. 7 On your mark, gel set. Go! 98 Thom Marsh getting beat by an underclassman. 99 Left to Right Leah Herman. Karen Callahan. Dana Alwme. Jeff Holey. Karri Allen. Michelle Simmons. Page 37 91 Steve Andrew Gina Abens 93 The Junior Carnival Court. Left to Right; Steve Andrew. Gina Abens. Marty Gebhardt. Kelly Bolen. Karri Allen. Mike Ryan. Jerilyn Prickett. Kyle Cox. 3 Mike Ryan b Karri Allen 94 Marty Gebhardt Kelly Bolen 95 I feel a sudden chill.” 6 That last dance was a killer, 97 Kyle Cox Jerilyn Prickett 98 Junior Carnival Dance 99 Dancing the night away. K) King 6 Oueen 28 Page 28. 1 The Gilbreth Family. 2 We’re listening now! 3 Being Sincere. 4 Who does he think he is? 5 Why doesn’t anyone listen to me? 6 Oil breth's family dog. 7 We’re never going to have any dates. Page 29 1 My Supphose are cutting off my circulation. 2 Do I really have to put up with this? 3 I’d love to go umm. I mean. I’ll have to check first. 4 Dr. Burton (alias Charlie Chaplin) 5 That dumb dog! 6 Jeepers. is Anne in bog Crews: Melissa Highfield-Stage Manager. Frank Pitelka-Assistant stage manager. George Scoughton. Dan Bark. Scott Bron-ell. Pat Hendron-set construction. Janet Yingling-props. Robin Schafer. Nona Paw-lak-costumes. Michelle Crouch. Chris Crouch-Publicity. Rhonda Friese. Karri Alien-Make-up. Cindy Webb-typist. Jenall Cleland. Sarah Kutilek, Jaye Morrison directors. Paul Brennan, Joe Webber-Lights. Mr. Gilbreth Mrs. Gilbreth Ernestine ........ Frank ............ Anne ............. Martha ............ Bill ............. Dan .............. Lillian .......... Freida ............ Dorothy ........... Jackie ............ Mrs. Fitzgerald Dr. Burton ........ Joe Scales ........ Miss Brill ........ Larry ............ Gilbreth Family Doi .... Jay Gerlick . . . Annissa Aim . . . Judi Clapper .... Gary Smith ....Amy Spies . Kristin Varner ...... Dan Foss . . . . Tim Seibert . . T.L. Wickwire Annette Adams . Diane Wagner .... Joy Pitelka Deena Alabastro ... Jeff Holley Brian Spies Susan Matthews . John Mcinnes . Duke Mclnnes Suppose you’re an attractive high school girl and you’re not only a member of a large and unique family, but your father is one of the great pioneers of industrial efficiency. Then suppose he decides to apply his unorthodox methods to you and the rest of your family. The results are terribly embarrassing, and funny, and extremely effective! Dad pushes ahead with better organization for his large and delightful family. He puts up a chart for the young people to initial after completing each household task, uses a rug as an imaginary bathtub to demonstrate how to take a really efficient bath and appoints a utilities officer to levy fines on wasters of electricity. While this provides uproarious humor, there’s an imperative reason. Dad has a heart condition which he is keeping a secret. The girls, not knowing this, don’t understand what’s driving him, not does he understand the girls. Anne, the oldest, rebels against him. Then in a deft and moving scene. Dad becomes aware of how much Anne has grown up. This show delighted Sandwich audiences. GREA T JOB!! CAST 1984 YICA 1985 V.I.C.A., Vocational Industrial Clubs of America, is the student organization for the Cooperative Vocational Education program at Sandwich High School. The goal for this program is to prepare students to become a worker whose services will be recongized as honorable by employers and peers. This is accomplished when each student spends one half day on-the-job in training. During the other half day. students receive instruction in the classroom. This makes for a more meaningful experience and bridges the gap school and work. 1 VICA Class officers, left to right: Reporter Kayce Calvert, Treasurer-Karri Allen, Secretary-Dyann Lowery. President-Howie Kuppler. Vice President-Chuck Stringham. 2 From left to right: Back row, Mr. Rosendahl. Tom Heise. Howie Kuppler, Jim Cronin, Chuck Stringham, Jeff Ness, Bob Bentley, Randy Reeves, Chet Osborne. Middle row: Mark Repko, John Kelson. Rob Jackson, Mark Allen, Front row: Kayce Calvert, Sherri Ostrom. Karri Allen, Dyann Lowery, Jean Nugent, Laurie Nichols. SPEECH Sancfvvfcj, Townch- TE ARF 1- Hanging Out . Drama Club members amu� themselves on I he stage 2- Some Speech members pause during the Sandwich Invitational for a quick breather top Frank Pitelka. Diane Wagner. Tom Highfield. Amy Spies. Michelle Crouch. Joy Pilelka Bottom Brenda Goodin. Deena Alabastro. Chris Crouch. Rackel Black. Nona Pawlek. 3- Stefame Black takes direction while rehearsing her Dramatic Interpretation. 4 Chris Crouch tries to keep a straight face while delivering her Declamation Speech 5- Clowning around are our two “serious” Extemporaneous Speakers Tom Highfield I Frank Pitelka. 6- Rachel Black i Brenda Goodin sayi “What do you mean our scene isn't supposed to be funny? 7- Prose Readers Joy Pitelka Deena Alabastro. 8 Verse Readers: Diane Wagner I Amy Spies. 9 Sandwich High School Speech Team. Sandwich High School Speech Teams Season included six invitationals including our 2nd Annual invitational: plus Regionals. Sectionals, and the Scotie Tournament of Champions. YorkviKe Invitational - Dec. I. 1984 Plainfield Invitational - Dec. 8. 1984 Ottawa Invitational Dec. IS. 1984 Sandwich Invitational • Jan. 5. 1985 Reed Custer Invitational Jan. 12. 1985 5th Place Team Trophy Wilmington Invitational • Jan. 19. 1985 Regional Tournament at Waubonsie Valley Feb. 2. 1985 Sectional Tournament at Ottawa Feb. 9. 1985 Scotie Tournament • Feb. 22-23 College of DuPage REFLECTOR STAFF The 1985 Reflector staff began the year with AD sales. We ventured into layout and copy presentations, while at the same time selling books and covering sporting events. Layout and copy presentations consists of desiging and preparing each page of the yearbook. Photography is an important role as we covered sporting events and school activities. We raised all money for this book through Ad and Book Sales. We were a very busy staff. 1 Misty Foster and Sherri Linton. 2 Reflector staff. Left to Right: Doug Bright. Angie Sprinkle. Kim Nally. Stephanie Ward. Michelle Grubbs. Chris Acker. Misty Foster. Matt Potter. Sherri Linton. Kyle Cox. Advisor Miss Robinson. Not pictured Sherri Ostrom. GOLF CLUB Gulf team members left to right: Kevin Olson, Rusty Burkitt, Brian Johnson, Marty Nelson, Tim Barker, Brad Weymouth, Brett Daffenberg, Gary Smith, Chris Thompson. 32 STUDENT COUNCIL Student Council: The 1984-85 Student Council confuted olI 33 member . (Five from each class. plus three auxiliary members ) It had ten standing committees four of them were new The standing committees consisted of Student Relations. Fundraising. Publicity. Appreciation. Stale Representatives. District Representatives, and Community Representatives. The purpose of Student relations was to promote the relations between students and their teachers. Fundraising Committees organized things for student council members to seH. to raise money for student activities The big fundraising project this year was raising money for Jeremiah Potter. Publicity wrote the minutes of the meetings and had them published m the local newspaper Dance Committee arranged the bands, decorations and fun activities for the school dances. The Community Committee promoted relations between the students and the community. Their big project this year was SADD Week. (Students Against Driving Drunk). The Assembly Committee arranged for the entertainment during the school day. This years assemblies included the Navy Band, a rock and roll band (Frequency), and an assembly on energy The State and District representatives kept the student council updated on things the state and district organizations were doing. The Community Representatives attending the community meetings and kept the student council members informed on what was happening in the community. Some of big projects this year were the planning of homecoming, friendship day. and student teacher relations. The smaler projects included sweetest day. halloween. thanksgiving, candy cane day. taste of sandwich, turn-about day. flower day. and honor a senior. 1984-85 was an excitmc and busv year for everyone. ’ 1 Front row from left to right Michelle Hessenberger. Jeff Rhea. Mrs. Wright. Brett Leach. Joey Webber. Middle row, Jenm Shook. Amy Fanning. Connie Van Winkle. Kris Farley Michele Jansen. Pam Turner. Kayce Calvert. Standing Jay Francis. Janette Bryant. Mike Hessenberger. Rachel Black. Laura Olson. Teresa Wilkenmg. Sandy Van Kirk. Carla Cofe. Theresa Wanner and Dyann Lowery. 5 i Student Council Officers from left to right Sandy Van Kirk. Treasurer, Kris Farley. Correspondance Secretary, Rachel Black. Parlimentanan, Teresa Widening. Secretary, Dyann Lowery Vice President, Theresa Wagner. President. A.F.S. AFS-Front row, left to right: Jay Pitelka, Charlotte Floss, Nona Pawlak, Miss Mizuno, Back row, Mita Artaria, Astrid van der Flombergh, Chris Crouch. Frank Pitelka. 33 COMPUTER CLUB Front Row Left to Right: Jeff Whitten. Eric Hoss. Brad Whitten. Chris Thompson. Back Row Tom Marsh. Brett Daffenbergh. Jim Otto. Geri Henry. Not Pictured: Marty Nelson. Scott Leach. Dave Christiansen. teve Kempton. Our Computer Club this year was very successful in improving our skills in using the machines. The Club participated in a statewide contest all through the year. We would like to close by thanking our officers: Co-Presidents Brad Whitten and Eric Hoss. Vice-President Tom Marsh. Secretary Marty Nelson. Treasurer Jeff Whitten. Thanks a lot guys! CAMERA CLUB Front Row. Left to Right: Leslie Campbell. Sandy VanKirk. Pam Turner. Back Row: Mrs. Wright. Mr. Haldorson. Kathy Burkhart. Heath Wright. Not Pictured - Frank Pitelka. The Camera Club's main accomplishment of the year was the acquisition of a color-capable enlarger. Next year we are going to complete our developing capabilities. A field trip to Joliet Junior College media center was the highlight of the year. We saw a graphics department in action, as well as a television production studio complete with rows of big lamps all over the ceiling. A control room next to the studio contained lots of video recorders and camera monitors all of which were controlled from one console. Ironically, we were unable to see the darkroom racilities because they were in use. but we did see a lot of cameras and accessories. We also saw the campus which is big and beautiful. Part of the main building is built over a moving body of water. It’s fun to walk along the hall while looking down at the water. 34 HISTORY CLUB 1 Back row left to right: Amy Spies. Tom Marsh. Racheal Black. Chris Wissman. Eric Schroeder. Frank Petelka. John Mclnnes. Troy Latham. Brian Ferguson. Chris Crouch. Brian Johnson. Mr. Blackwell 4th row left to right: Melissa Repko. Judi Clapper. Lori Schmit, Heath Wright. Eric Hoss. Kevin Olson. Luke Welch. 3rd row left to right: Dyann Lowery. Diane Knights. Jennifer Howell. Tom Highneld. Chuck Skelley. 2nd row left to right: Jamie Ladwig. Kris Farley. Michelle Allen. 1st row left to right. Libby Varner. Doreen Pihera. 2 History Club Officers from left to right Kris Farley-Secrelary. Luke Welch-President. Michelle Allen-Vice-President, Tom Marsh-Treasurer. Frank Petelka-Field-Trip Coordinator. WRITING CLUB 3 Writing Club back row From left to right: Tony Pannell, Jerrisue Floehne. Dan Foss. Jennifer Curran. Karen Burggraf, Mrs. Wright. 2nd row left to right: Joy Pitelka. Barb Schroeder, Starla Hoehne. Stacy Whiteis, 1st row left to right: Nona Pawlak. Deena Alabastro, Charlotte Hoss. IDEAS. UNLIMITED: The purpose of writing club is to promote the enjoyment of writing. Both writers and nonwriters are encouraged to belong. The club meets twice a month — a general business meeting and a writing session. Other meetings are scheduled for individual conferences to polish material for contests and publication. The clubs activities include a Reading WALL. District Writing Contest. Current Contests, School Newsheet and Fundraising (catered Birthday cakes). Those who received honors in the IDEAS. UNLIMITED district contest were: Poetry: Mike Hennigar, Critics Choice: Wendall Rupp, first: Cindy Benjamin, first. Short Story: Heath Wright. Critics Choice: Janet Yingling, Jerrisue Hoehne. first place. SPANISH CLUB Spanish Club- From Row. Left to Right: Onesimo Gomel. Pat Gavin. Debra Cornwell. Joy Pitelka. Jerrisue Hoehne. Toni PanneB. Barb Schroeder. Robin Schafer. Deena Alabastro. Second Row Mrs. Grover. Rhonda Benevides. Amy Grommes. Kristin Varner. Beth Groff. Jenny Shook. Kristie Lyons. Julie Stanford. Michelle Ueck. Janet Tingling. Starla Hoehne. Anissa Aim. At the fall organizational meeting, plans were discussed before sampling tacos. Members agreed to participate in the International Dinner in December by providing the entertainment. We sang Christmas carols in Spamsh our club president read a Spanish version of The Night Before Christmas , and the children had great fun breaking a pinata. made by Robin Schafer and Brenda Goodin. January'sevent involved making flowers for the booth and preparing Tapas for A Taste of Sandwich. Members sold T-shirts with a Spanish decal and made plans for the Spanish classes to attend the play Las Adventuras de Don Quixote in March. Serving concessions at track meets provided needed funds for activities. This year’s officers included President-Anissa Aim. Vice President-Jenny Shook. Secretary-Beth Groff. Treasurer-Debbie Cornwell. FRENCH CLUB French Club-Front Row (kneeling) Left to Right Jamie Ladwig. Jenni Stevenson. Second Row: Miss Mizuno. Libby Varner. Nora Partain. Nona Pawlak, Frank Pitelka. Tim Seibert. Back Row Yvonne Freeman. Charlotte Hoss. Chris Crouch. 1 Sandwich High School in concert. 2 SHS Choir- Back Row: Left to Right: Sherry Greer, Anissa Aim, Ra chel Black, Julia Christiansen, Kim Nally. Second Row: Angie Hall, Terra Stetz, Tim Seibert, Nick Oropeza, Dan Foss. Third Row: Tina Thomas, Lisa Kerley, Jamie Kepka, Penny Reimann, Jenny Howel. Fourth Row: Rachel Talty, Toni Pannell, Yvonne Freeman, Dee Dee Minard, Darcy Vandervort. 3 We're Number One!” 4 Aren’t we good at keeping time?” SHS Choir’s activities: IMEA District Seven Festival in DeKalb. Senior Chorus: Nick Oropeza, Junior Chorus: Jamie Kepka. Dan Foss, Tim Seibert. All State Chorus: Nick Oropeza, who also sang at the United Methodists’ Christmas Concert, Winter Concert, Solo Ensemble Contest, and the Spring Fine Arts Festival. 37 PON POMS 1 A circular performance! 2 Sandwich Indians Pom Pon Squad - First Row. Left to Right; Diane Wagner. Rhonda Friese. Second Row: Sheri Inlow. Trisha Hutson, Dawn Goldman. Amy Hamper, Michelle Simmons. Karen Callahan, Third Row: Jamie Kepka. Susan Matthews, Chriss Jensen, Leanne Wruck, Rhonda Aubart, Karri Allen, Stacy Whiteis, Jennifer Ikonen. 3 Ready for the start! The Pom Squad was off to a good start this season with a huge tryout crowd. The judges had to choose just sixteen girls from a field of fortyeight. It was a tough decision. The squad has seven returning members! This year the girls performed with the Marching Indians at the last home game. They also performed at half-times of varsity basketball games. The squad purchased jackets for the first time this year. We are looking forward to a summer Pom camp and working with the band next year! PEP CLUB Pep Club - Top Row Left to Right: Dee Dee Minard, Yvonne Freeman, Second Row: Debbie Roisland, Gina Abens, Karen Kobliska, Jackie Mall, Barb Schroeder, Terra Stetz, Toni Pannell, Starla Hoehne, Janet Yingling, Third Row: Nora Partain, Jenni Stevenson, Jerrisue Hoehee, Tim Seibert, Fourth Row: Tina Thomas, Rachael Talty, Kelly Rhea, Troy Latham, Eric Hoss, Fifth Row: Stacy Whiteis, Karen Burggraf, Jennifer Ikonen, Jenny Curran, Judi Clapper. Kim Neidigh, Wendy Buri, Sixth Row: Thom Marsh, Leanne, Wruck, Susan Matthews, Kayce Calvert, Dawn Potter, Kim Lawson, Kristi Burkhart. 38 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY National Honor Society- 2nd row left to right: Jamie Ladwig, Libby Varner, Jamie Marshall. Heath Wright. Mrs. Masoncup. Adam Hmshaw, Cindy Webb. Amy Spies, Kris Farley. Front Row: Rita Potter, Doreen Pihera. Michelle Allen. Susan Matthews. Christa Barrett. In January The National Honor Society held a dance for the Miah fund. Approximately two hundred dollars were contributed to this fund. Each N.H.S. student also gave five hours of volunteer service to school and community projects. Activities for the year: On Wednesday January 2nd. the N.H.S. sponsored Alumni Day 3rd. and 8th, hrs. Our major group project was our induction ceremony held in April 22. 1985. Mrs. Masoncup National Honor Society Sponsor. OFFICE HELP Officer Halpers-left to right: Mrs. Wickwire, Stephanie Thomas. Angie Sprinkle. Sheri Hearn. Sandy Van Kirk, Amy Hartman. Judi Clapper, Beth Groff. Leanne Wruck. 39 INDIAN VALLEY I Man Sherman. Terry Richards. Jeff Weisbrook. Dan Hill. 2 Left to Right. Pat Fritts. Tom Gebhardt. Dave Gray. Wendall Rupp. 3 Carrie Morel, Cindy Benjamin. VOCATIONAL CENTER 1 Mark Abens and Jim Castelli. 2 Left to Right, Melissa Wilson, Kecia Wathen. Tammy Gray. Krista Kaczorowski. Lisa McMaster. Melissa Repko. } Jenny and Ms. Waters. JUNIORS Ellen Abens Karri Allen Dana Alwine Tammy Alwine Dale Anderson Pete Beardsley Denise Bemis Carolyn Beverage Junior Class Officers: Left to Right: Heath Wright, Libby Varner. Kelly Rhea, Denise Bemis 43 Paul Brennan Scott Brosi Paul Brown Russell Burkitt Dan Dicke Tina Eichelberger Kris Farley Thomas Gebhart Mike Gradert Michelle Grubbs Mike Graham Darryl Hartline r-- David Gray Tammy Gray Bill Hawley Leah Herman Michelle Hessenberger Melissa Highfield Adam Hinshaw Jeffery Holley Pennie Isabel Michelle Jansen Chris Jensen Brian Johnson 45 ) Krista Kaczorowski DeNee Karn Michelle Keeton Christina Kirby V- vVv Diane Knights Jamie Ladwig Kevin Larson Pamela Lawerance Patrick Legoo Debbi Linden Troy Latham Dyann Lowery .. £lrvy Tom Marsh Jamie Marshall Bob McGuire Lisa McMaster Frank Moran Carrie Morel Joe Neidigh Marty Nelsen Melissa Repko Kelly Rhea Terry Richards Wendell Rupp 47 Jerry Shields Amy Spies Michelle Simmons Sean Talty Charles Skelly Jennifer Terry Gary Smith Micheal Thiele Dave Thomas Julie Thornton Jennifer Ueck Libby Varner Diane Wagner Melissa Wilson Heath Wright Not Pictured Mike Beale Randy Brinegar Jim Castelli Ron Corbitt Dale Flowers Pat Fritts Jamie Middaugh 49 SOPHOMORES Annette Adams Ron Allen Anissa Aim Kristine Anderson George Benedetti Paul Bernhardt Rachel Black Shawn Bohnstedt Kelly Bolen Jay Brennan Scott Brownell Kristi Burkhart Left to Right Frank Pitelka, Shawn Bohnstedt, Kris Anderson, Nona Pawlak Romney Francis Susie Giesholt Lauri Frederick Dawn Goldman Doug Guseman Amy Flamper Laura Friese Steve Fritts Patricia Gomez Brenda Goodin Jim Hawley Pat Hendron Mike Hennigar Starla Hoehne Trisha Hutson Sheri Inlow Matthew Johnson Wayne Johnson Jody Jones Keith Karn Lisa Kerly Genie Ketterer Brian Kish Duane Kitner Jeffery Kulij Kimberly Lawson Brett Leach Scott Leppert Lisa Ligue Rebecca Linton Jeff Livingston Neil Mederich Troy Ohlson Donna Ott James Otto Nona Pawlak Peter Phillips Donna Pihera Keith Pinney Tad Piron Vicki Shelton Michael Sigmon Russell Skiye Martha Smith 55 James Walseth Stephanie Ward Lee Warren Gary Wathen Joe Webber Sue Welch Jeff Whitten Teresa Wilkening Not Pictured: Marty Gebhardt, Tom Highfield, Richard McMillan, Alan Thirsk Chris Wissman Rob Wright FRESHMAN Freshman class officers: Left-Right Jamie Kepka. Beth Loh-mier. Sherry Mander, seated Nora Partain Janette Bryant Karen Burggraf Pat Cain Joe Cano Kurt Corman Debbie Cornwell Michelle Crouch Jennifer Curran Brett Daffenberg Matt Davis Steve DeSpain Sean Eggenberger Tienes hablas Espanol? Jay Francis Yvonne Freeman Patricia Gavin Tom Gifford Onesimo Gomez Erick Graham Sherrie Greer Elizabeth Groff Amy Grommes Andy Grommes Timothy Grubbs Andela Hall Mike Hessenberger Jennifer Holliday Charlotte Hoss Mike Hulon Troy Hutchison Jennifer Ikonen Carrie Jackson Troy Jones Tim Kaczorowski Jon Kellogg Jamie Kepka Karen Kobliska Joe Keeton Pam Lane Beth Lohmeier Kristie Lyons Jacquelyn Mall Sherry Mander James Marsh Todd Milligan Daneille Minard Jon Monti Crissy Ness Russell Nolan Jr. Julie Nugent Brett Olson Jeri Olson Antonette Pannell Nora Partain Joy Pitelka Patrick Quinlan Penny Reimann I’m just watching.” • t Scott Schafer Barbara Schroeder Debbie Roisland Wayne Russell Jodi Schroeder I Candi Rosenberger Douglas Ryba Timothy Seibert 4 A Troy Stallings i I ■L Jennifer Stevenson Jason Smith Brian Spies James Sprinkle -4 jJsA Terra Stetz Tina Thomas Julie Stanford Brian Steel Rachel Talty David Strottner Chris Thompson Michelle Ueck Darcy Vandervort Kirstin Varner Cindy Walker Troy Walker Bob Walters Howie Whitlatch Stacey Whiteis Terri Wickwire Jeanne Widman Rick Wilkinson Jenny Curran My Gosh. He’s gorgeous” D°n Woodraska Janet Vingling 65 PLAYING OUR HEARTS 1 Marking time in the flute line. 2 I can play this, but I can’t spell it. 3 Who put the glue on my flute? 1 Sandwich High School's Renegade Regiment 2 Concert Band Row One - Leanne Wruck, Brenda Goodin, Wendy Buri, Kayce Calvert, Susan Matthews, Michelle Hessenberger, T.L. Wickwire. Charlotte Hoss, Nona Pawlak, Tammy Alwine. Row Two - Beth Lohmeier, Sherry Mander, Chris Crouch, Robin Schafer. Anissa Aim. Melissa Highfield. Laurie Friese, Jamie Kepka, Carrie Jackson. Pam Lane, Debbie Cornwell, Lisa Ligue, Darcy Vandervort, Kelly Bolen. Julie Saillor, Shannon Corniels, Jamie Ladwig. Row Three - Dawn Goldman, Jamie Marshall, Nora Partain, Rhonda Aubart, Ann Wilson, Lauri Fredrick, Amy Gro-mes. Howie Whitlatch, Michelle Guillin. John Mclnnes, Tom Highfield, Tim Seibert, Mike Graham. Nick Oropeza, Erik Winckler, Jeff Kulij, Deena Alabastro, Doug Ryba, Jim Mclnnes. Row Four - Todd Latham. Stephanie Black, Doug Guseman, Tony Ferreri, Kevin Olson, Eric Schroeder, Jim Otto, Michelle Allen, Rob Fabris, Brad Weymouth, Jeff Whitten, Scott Leppert, Matt Davis. Jon Kellogg. Mike Ohlson, Pat Gavin, Diane Wagner. Row Five - Jason Smith, Kim Schafer, Jim Cronin, Don Woodraska, Dan Dicke, Brian Spies, Jenny Howell, Myta Artaria, Petri Lamberg. Amy Spies. Not Pictured - Suzy Giesholt, Michelle Crouch, Jay Gerlick. 67 ViuroG.'Rnvus 69 1 ANDIDS CANDIDS CANDIDS CAN IDS CANDIDS CANDIDS CANDIDS Picture 1 '.'Stop smiling Stephanie, your breaking my leg!” 1 I’d rather be on the beach.” 3 Oh no- it’s the blob!” 4 Dwayne- Someday they’ll pay me for supervising” Jay-'TII bet, dreamer” r ENIOR BABIES SENIOR BABIES SENI 72 1 I oughta be in pictues. 2 Hey mom, dads here. 3 Lookin’ good! 4 I’m canned again. 5 Wanna play? 6 I didn’t do it mom. 7 Awesome dudes! 8 She did it. R BABIES SENIOR BABIES SENIOR B Page 72 1 Matt Potter 2 Sherri Linton 3 Jerrisue Hoehne 4 Luke Welch 5 Doug Bright 6 Sandy VanKirk 7 Cindy Benjamin 8 Left to Right Sandy VanKirk and Kathy Burkhart Page 73 1 Mita Artaria 2 Sheri Hearn 3 Kim Christian 4 Sherri Ostrom 5 Leslie Campbell 6 Lori Schmit 'J-i-J-Tai. A V I ; ■ 'J I ■ Cheerleaders awaiting the team at the halftime. 1 Matt Potter making the opening kick off. 3 - Steve Schweikert makes a recep lion. After a fun filled week of festivities and float building, the time came ev eryone was waiting for. Front the opening kick off to the last play of the game, the Indians fought hard and earned a 19-12 victory over Valley Luth eran Ventures. Flomecoming 1984 was a very successful one at Sandwich High School � l The Indians celebrate after ; touchdown. Dale Flowers grinds out tougf yardage. 3 Pete Beardsley being broughi down by an unidentified oppo nent. 76 Top to Bottom- 1 Paul Brown 6 Kris Farley being chauffeured around. 1 Grand Marshall Dave Francis”. 3 Winning Float JUNIORS . Left 10 Right Darryl Hartline. Laura Olson. Kyle Hupach, Christa Barrett. Lisa Buttells. Dan Hill. Kathy Burkhart Mike Jankowski. Kris Farley. Paul Brown. Michelle Hessenberger. Thom March 'an Hill S Lisa Buttells Ihom Marsh 6 Michelle Hessesnberger Paul Brown. � Kris Farley Sandwich 14 Plano 20 L Sandwich 10 Coal City 7 W Sandwich 9 St. Francis K) L Sandwich 19 Valley 12 W Sandwich 14 Burlington C. 33 L Sandwich 3 Hampshire 0 W Sandwich 16 Richmond 26 L Sandwich 9 Huntley 8 w Sandwich 8 Harvard 39 L 1 - Jeff Holley grinds out some of his team leading yardage while Darryl Hartline looks on. 2 - Team from left to right 1st row - Mark Repko, Mike Ryan, Brett Leach. Nathan Ford, Steve Piron. Dale Flowers. Pete Beardsley, Steve Schweikert. 2nd row - Gary Bell, Darryl Hartline, Matt Potter, Frank Moran, Adam Hinshaw, Kevin Larsen, Tad Piron, Thom Marsh. 3rd row - Coach Close, Joe Webber, Jeff Holley, Joe Nei-digh, John Mclnnes, Scott Brosi, Paul Brown, Jerry Shields, Mike Ohlson, Coach Ogryzek. 81 The 1984 Sandwich Indians football team was a much improved team from a year ago. The Indians finished with the best record in over a decade at 4 - 5. They wound up 3 - 3 in the conference, including a victory over Hampshire! the first time we've beaten them at the varsity level since joining the conference. The Indians played a rugged defense spearheaded by All-Big 8 Selections Steve Piron and Pete Beardsley. Other All-Conference players included Jeff Holley and Matt Potter. Piron and Potter also were First Team Selections on the Beacon-News All-Area Team. Nathan Ford was the Most Improved Player, Steve Piron was Most Valuable Player, and Matt Potter Best hog”. Beardsley, Mclnnes, and Potter were the captains. The 1984 team is one that just may have set the foundation for future teams at S. H. S. 1 Adam Hinshaw receives the hike 2 Sandwich Football Seniors 3 Pete Beardsley all alone in the open field 82 Fresh-Soph. ScoreBoard 1-8 Sandwich 6 Plano 24 Sandwich 0 Coal City !2 | Sandwich 0 Wheaton St. Francis 16 Sandwich 8 Valley Lutheran 16 Sandwich 0 Burlington Central 6 Sandwich 8 Hampshire 40 Sandwich 14 Richmond Burton 26 Sandwich 12 Huntley 16 Sandwich 0 Harvard 46 FRESH-SOPH FOOTBALL Sophomore team from Left to Right: Duane Thomas, Russ Nolan, Kurt Corman, Gus Leigh, Troy Walker, Sean Eggenberger, Dave McCombs, Kelly Cave, Jason Smith, Todd Milligan. 2nd Row Ron Allen, Tom Barker, Rick Wilkinson, Keith Karns, Pat Hendron. Troy Olson, Jay Francis, Richie Felsted, Don Minick, Tom Gifford. 3rd Row (Coach Horton, Coach Lawrance, Marty Gebhardt, Aaron Kuntz, Mike Hessenberger, Joe Keeton, Joe Cano, Jim Marsh, Coach Fritz, Coach Weeks. 2 Jeff Rhea looks for an opening to run through. 3 Coach Weeks showing all his underhand football tossing technique, while the team celebrates a victory. 83 p A L L G H E E R L E A D E R S 1 Sandwich Cheerleaders 2 We’re one of a kind!” 3 Bottom row: DeAnn Augustine, 2nd row left to right: Teresa Wilkening, Kris Anderson, 3rd row left to right Laurie Friese. Kelly Bolen, Top row: J.J. Olson. 4 Bottom row: Dana Alwine, 2nd row left to right, Cindy Webb, Christa Barrett, 3rd row: Kris Farley, Top row: Michelle Hessenberger. VARSITY VOLLEYBALL Plano L Newark L Serna L Valley Luthern L Centeral L Hampshire W St. Bede Invitational -St. Bede L MDR L Maneling L Richmond L Huntley L Sandwich Invitational-Yorkville W Senca L Newark L Harvard L Valley Luthern L Centeral W Shabbona W Hampshire L Richmond L Mendota L Huntley L Harvard L Leland L 1 Team members from left to right: Libby Varner, Melissa Repko, Connie Van Winkle, Judi Clapper (kneeling). Sue Welch (kneeling), Kim Christian, Jody Jones, Trisha Hudson, Standing From left to right: Coach Higgins, Diane Knights, Carla Cole, Beth Lohmeier, Ellen Abens, Coach Hyatt. 2 Coach Higgins 3 Judi Clapper awaits a serve. 4 Are you Thirsty, Amy?” 5 Coach Higgins with senior Carla Cole. 85 FRESH-SOPH. VOLLEYBALL 1 O.K. team, here’s the plan.” 2 Sandwich Fresh-Soph. Volleyball team Bottom Row Left to Right: Terri Wickwire, Crissy Ness, Dawn Goldman. Stacy Whiteis, Nona Pawlak, Second Row Left to Right: Coach Higgins, Kelly Flowers, Kirstin Varner, Jenny Stevenson, Kim Nally, Coach Hyatt 3 Coach Higgins and Coach Hyatt 4 Let’s play ball” 1984-85 Scoreboard Non Conference -W Harvard Sandwich Opponent -L Burlington -L Plano -L Hampshire -W Newark -L Valley Luthern -I Serena -L Huntley -w Shabbona -L Harvard -L Mendota -W Burlington Conference -L Hampshire Sandwich Opponent Serena Tournament -W Valley luthern Sandwich Opponent -L Richmond -I Serena -L Huntley -W Earlville Overall 5-14 3-9 In Conference Head Coach Lori Hyatt VARSITY WRESTLING 1 Team members from left to right: Steve Rodriguez. Jay Brennan, Jim Bohnstedt. Steve Piron. Rick Reyes. Eric Soave, Matt Sherman, Mike Ryan, Tad Piron. 2nd Row: Coach Ogryzek, Troy Latham, Steve Kempton, Bill Hawley, Joe Neidigh, Jeff Wiesbrook, Darryl Hartline, Brian Kish, Coach Gerrish. 2 Sandwich Wrestling Braintrust. 3 Eric is All thumbs up for the crowd. 4 Mike Ryan fights for a reversal. 5 Sherman takes no prisoners. 6 Senior Co-Captain Jim Bohnstedt. 7 Steve and Coach discussing strategy. The 1984-85 Sandwich Wrestling Indians closed the season as the best Varsity wrestling team to take to the mats in the school’s history. Led by seven returning seniors, the Indians comiled a 23-4 team record that included regional, sectional, and 3rd place state title. During the year the Indians also came up with team Championships at Wheaton St. Francis. Invitational, Lisle Invitational, Northern ILL. Independent Wrestling Conference Tournament and the Big 8 Conference Tournament. 87 VARSITY WRESTLING 1 Mike Ryan attempts to turn an opponent. 2 Steve Kempton gets an arm raised in victory. 3 Senior, Jeff Weisbrook at Conference Tourney. 4 Rick Reyes flexes for his fans after pinning an opponent. 5 Brian Kish struggling to overcome being pinned. 6 Steve Kempton buries an opponent. 7 Eric Soave driving into an opponent. I Sandwich 35 Gienbard South Opponent 22 X) Waubonsie Valley 39 35 Coal City 26 47 Morris 6 36 Crystal Lake South 30 3! Harvard 34 15 Lisle 39 i 48 Ottawa 15 47 Marseilles 6 58 Streator 6 64 Lemont 6 5! Mlnooka 9 43 YorkviHe 18 41 Hampshire 33 Mendota 18 50 Valley Lutheran 18 73 Rockford Lutheran 0 63 Richmond-Burton 3 61 Wheaton St. Francis 6 1 24 Plano 33 1 55 Westmont 9 1 68 Prophetstown 0 1 33 Amboy 22 1 61 IHSA TOURNAMENT Lemont 3 1 36 Coal City 19 1 20 Sterling Newman 34 1 44 Lawerencevile 12 1 33 WINS 4 LOSSES | FRESH-SOPH WRESTLING I Fresh-Soph Wrestling Team - First Row, left to right: Tim Kaczorowski, Steve Despain, Dave McCombs, Jerry Fahrlander. Brett Olson, Russ Nolan, Kurt Corman, Erick Winkler, Gary Wathen, Jim Sprinkle, Chad Linton, Neil Elliot, Second Row, Left to Right: Jeff Livingston, Duane Thomas, Jim Hawley, Tad Piron, Richard Felsted, Joe Keeton, Tim Grubbs, Jon Kellogg, Brian Spies, Sean Eggenberger, Coach Ogryzek, Coach Gerrish. 2 Neil Elliot in Victory! 3 Sean Eggenberger attempting to take down. 4 Kurt Corman trying a switch. The 1984-85 Fresh-Soph Wrestling Team finished off the season with a II win, five loss, one tie record. We had an outstanding season with a Tournament record of 2nd place at Doug Loux, 4th place at Byron, and 3rd place in the Northern Illinois Conference (NIIWC). There are seven graduating seniors to replace next year. It will be hard to do so, but it can be done with hard work, determination, and good coaching. ■ 89 WRESTLING CHEERLEADERS 1 The Indian Cheerleaders showing concern. 2 Cindy, Will you quit cheering for the other team?” 3 Go Team, Go!” 4 Isn’t he funny?” VARSITY BASKETBALL VARSITY BASKETBALL Sandwich VS Opponent 47 69 Genoa 41 78 Richmond 34 55 Harvard 66 78 Huntley 68 51 Valley 46 68 Bur.-Central 47 53 Hampshire 47 73 Richmond 42 78 Harvard 51 65 Huntley 88 74 Valley 68 70 Bur.-Central 64 76 Genoa 49 57 Hampshire Non-Conference 63 80 Serena 3! 73 Newark 59 56 Somonauk 42 80 Plano Tournameni 63 71 Coal City 44 73 Minooka 39 65 Seneca 48 95 Newark 57 68 Serena 5° 78 Plano 1 Landon Lackey jumps high for the score. 2 Sandwich Indians Varsity Boys Basketball Team Front row. Left to Right: Mike Hessenberger, Brian Johnson, Rob Wright. Pete Beardsley. Brett Leach, Jim Mclnnes, Adam Hinshaw, Back Row, Left to Right: Coach Anielak, Kyle Hupach, Scott Brosi, Rusty Skiye, Brain Ferguson, Landon Lackey, Coach Powers. 3 Rusty Skiye covers a lot of space. 4 Coaches, Left to Right: Marshall Weeks, Don Anielak, Dave Powers. The Indians' record this year was 3-21, but if the record was based on hustle, it would reflect winners all they way. The team had to battle a lack of experience and size. Playing mainly Sophomores and Juniors, the Indians began to get towards the end of the year, featuring a blow-out against Valley Lutheran, and close 92 games against tough Genoa and Burlington. The good play occuring during the second half of the season shows improvement that will continue next season, when the Indians’ whole team returns. FRESHMAN SOPHOMORE RASKTRALL 1 Sophomores from left to right: Back row. coach Powers. Dennis Webb. Doug Gusemen. Mike Hessenberger. Bartt Milligan. Frank Pitelka. Landon Lackey. Mgr. Joe Webber. Front row. Jim Otto. Jim Mclnees. Brett Leach. Rob Wright. Pat Hendron. Dan Bark. Wayne Johnson. Basketball Record 4 Wins 17 Losses 2 Freshmen boys from left to right: Back row. Coach Weeks. Scott Schaffer. Aaron Kuntz. Jim Marsh. Bret Daffenberg. Jon Monti. Travis Schwarz. Rick Wilkinson. Front row. Pat Quinlan. Mike Flulon. Jay Francis. Jeff Rhea. Pat Cain. Doug Ryba. Onesimo Gomez, not pictured Jason Smith Chris Thompson. 3 Landon Lackey aims for the hoop. 4 The Indians win a tip. 5 Rick Wilkinson at the free throw line. The Freshmen boys completed their basketball season with a record of 7 wins and 6 losses, the boys also had 3 B games. They won one and lost two. The members of the team showed constant improvement and a desire to i3 learn about all aspects of the game. BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS Varsity I From left to right: Kris Farley, Sue Bevarage, Michelle Hessenberger, Christa Barrett, Not pictured-Dyann Lowery. 2 Senior Cheerleader - Christa Barrett 3 Junior Varsity, Front row -Left to Right: Regina Nelson, Teresa Wilkening, Kris Anderson, Second Row, Left to Right: DeAnn Augustine, Jodi Schroeder, J.J. Olson. 94 GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL Sandwich vs Opponent 37 45 Plano 37 42 Geneva 33 52 Somonauk 48 38 Pawpaw 15 43 Plano 48 27 Richmond 32 46 Hinckley 32 66 Harvard 42 45 Plano 32 27 Huntley 40 55 Valley Luth. 37 57 Central 38 27 Huntley 38 38 Hampshire 24 54 Genoa 28 42 Richmond 31 46 Harvard 33 35 Valley Luth. 63 65 Hampshire 35 39 Somonauk 64 63 Central 33 56 Lelano 46 44 Hinckley 38 51 Somonauk 1 Sandwich Girls Basketball Team: Left to Right: Tammy Alwine, Ellen Abens. Jamie Marshall. Astrid Vander. Hombergh. Coach Lawrence. Michelle Keeton. Lisa But-tels. Debbi Linden. Teresa Nelson. Not pictured • Lori Schmit. 2 Tammy, driving for two. 3 Who wants the ball? 4 Jumping highl 5 Lisa Buttels smiles through rough times. Although we were not as successful as we had anticipated. we did achieve several of our goals. We wish our seniors luck in the future. GIRLS JV BASKETBALL The Frosh- Soph, girls basketball team ended the 1984-1985 season with 13 wins and only eight losses. The sophomore indians averaged 39 points per game to their opponents 30. The Indians also outshot their opponents from the field 31% to 36%. The Indians were led in scoring by Beth Lohmeier and Kristi Burkhart with 9 points per game. Shawn Bohnstedt led the team in field goal percentage with 38 percent, and Jenni Shook led in freethrow percentage with 45%. Other members contributing to the success of the basketball program were Kim Schober, Pat Gavin. Jenni Stevenson. Jenni Curran, and Rachel Black. Ron Fritz - Coach I The Indians in a Pow Wow 3 Front Row- Pat Gavin, Jenni Curran. Beth Lohmeier, Jenni Shook, Jenni Stevenson. Back Row-Kim Schober. Shawn Bohnstedt, Becky Linton. Kristi Burkhart. Rachel Black, Kim Lawson. Coach Fritz. 3 Coach Ron Fritz and Branson Lawrence. 4 A worried glance at the scoreboard. 5 Putting the plan into action. j SANDWICH OPPONENT 30 Plano 35 31 Genoa 40 i 58 Richmond 17 43 Hinckley 30 39 Harvard 39 37 Plano 17 49 Huntley 19 33 Valley 31 38 Central 43 j 36 Hampshire 31 43 Genoa 38 ! 43 Richmond 16 E 41 Hunt ey 18 ! 43 Harvard 33 35 Valley 30 37 Hampshire 40 5° Somonauk 35 36 Central 43 31 Leland 35 1 50 Ottawa 56 I 48 Plano 33 % BOTS TRACK 1 Sandwich High School Track Team • First Row. Left 10 Right! Tom Barker. Onesimo Gomez. Jeff Whitten. Todd Latham. Erick Wmckler. Troy Walker. David Gray. Andy Grommes. Mike Thiele. Wayne Johnson. Dan Bark. Toni Ferreri. Doug Guseman. Jeff Kuli|. Jon Kellogg. Brad Whiteen. Second Row Marcia Guseman. Heath Wright. Tad Piron. Darryl Hartline. Jeff Holley. Mark Repko. John Mclnnes. Jay Gerlick. Scott Brosi. Kyle Hupach. Mike OWson. Kyle Cox. Joe Webber. Brad Weymouth. Coach Pax. Coach Ogryzek. Ml Coach Pax. Coach Ogryzek. Coach Fritz 3 Sliding the baton 4 High Hurdles 5 uh-ooh 6 Hupach Hustles Graduation 1984 took away 10 seniors from a championship track team. Normally, that means a long season. However, there is no way to figure the amount of determination in an athletes heart to be a winner. This year s Sandwich High track team was a big winner, thanks to the stamina of 30 young men who made up the squad. A very talented group of freshmen and sophomores teamed with the Juniors and Seniors to produce the following accomplishments: School record for most wins: 15 Big 8 Conference Champions Frosh • Soph. Big 8 Conference Champions in the Varsity 400 and 800 meter relays. SHS Varsity record 1600 metes relay 3 38.4 Scott Brosi. Kyle Hupach. Troy Walker. Kyle Cox SKIS Frosh-Soph records 400 Meter Relay 49.2:-T. Walker. T. Gifford. D. Guseman. T. Piron 1600 Meter Relay 3:51.2-J. Whitten. T. Latham. D. Guseman. O. Gomez 3XO Meter Relay 8 48.1-J. Whitten. T. Walker. T. Latham. O. Gomez Discus 115 3“ T. Piron High Jump 5’l0r' - W. Johnson 200 Meter Dash 23.3 -T. Gifford 400 Meter Dash 55.5 -T. Walker 97 BOYS TRACK GIRLS TRACK 1 ... get set . .” 2 Flying for a long one. 3 The agony of de feet. 4 A smooth hand off. 5 Captains Left to Right: Dyann Lowery. Diane Lowery. Diane Knights, (kneeling) Tammy Alwine. 6 1984-85 Girls Track - Bottom Row. Left to Right. Rhonda Benevides. Joy Pitelka. Cindy Walker. Lisa Schnabel. Kamee Corman. Kelly Bolen Second Row: Barbara Schroeder. Jenni Shook. Michelle Simmons, Tammy Alwine. Charlotte Hoss. Amy Hamper. Susan Matthews. Third Row: Dyann Lowery. Beth Lohmeier. Ellen Abens. Shawn Bohnstedt. Diane Knights. Teresa Wilkening. Fourth 9 j Row: Coach Larry Ogryzek. Stats - Marcia Guseman. Michelle Allen. Coach Ron Frittzs. GIRLS TRACK RESULTS Sandwich Opponents 33 Mendota 99 Seneca 132 Waterman 102 Marquette 98 Coal City 58 Genoa 99 Wheaton 71 Leland 90.5 Leland St. Bede Woodland Serena Woodland Hampshire Aurora Central Catholic Shabbona Serena Waterman 40 Dwight 28 45 Earlville 21 31 Waterman 17 26 Serena 29 7 Shabbona 33 26 35 31 36 Earlville 3 Seneca Invitational 3rd Leland Invitational 6th Tri City 2nd Varsity Conference 2nd Sophomore Conference 2nd Sectional 6th Conference Champions Tammy Alwine - 800 m.Run. 1600 m.Run. 400 Dash Kelly Bolen - 3200 m.Run Beth Lohmeier - Shot Put 800 Medley Relay: Dyann Lowery. Debbi Linden. Diane Knights. Tammy Alwine. School Records 800 Medley Relay: Dyann Lowery. Debbi Linden. Diane Knights. Tammy AI -wine. School Records 800 Medley Relay: Lowery Linden. Knights. Alwine 400 Dash - Alwine High Jump - Lohmeier State Qualifiers Dyann Lowery 100 m. and 200 m. hurdles Kelly Bolen 3200 m. Run Captains: Tammy Alwine. Diane Knights. Dyann Lowery Most Improved - Shawn Bohnstedt Most Outstanding - Kelly Bolen Most Valuable - Tammy Alwine j Sandwich Opponent 8 Waubonsie Valley 14 3 Serena 6 0 Richmond Burton 10 0 Harvard 10 7 Plano II 4 Hampshire 5 2 Burlington-Central 6 18 Somonauk 3 1 1 Genoa-Kingston 10 1 3 Genoa-Kingston H 1 3 Huntley S I 1 Richmond Burton 2 1 1 Valley Lutheran S 1 4 Harvard 3 1 3 Harvard 12 1 0 Valley Lutheran 2 1 1 Burlington-Central 7 1 12 Burlington-Central 5 1 6 Yorkville 10 1 2 Genoa-Kingston 3 I 12 Huntley 5 1 ° Elgin St. Eds. (regionals) 9 I VARSITY BASEBALL 1 Senior - Doug Bright 2 Senior - Matt Potter 3 Senior - Gary Bell 4 Senior - Dan Hill 5 Doug Bright attempting a play at 1st plate. 6 Sandwich Varsity Baseball Team. First Row. Left to Right: Paul Brennan. Steve Schweikert. Adam Hinshaw. Chuck Skelly. Brett Leach. Jay Francis. Kevin Larson. Doug Bright. Second Row: Coach Marshall Weeks. Gary Bell. Matt Potter. Brian Johnson. Dan Hill. Mike Hessenberger. Marty Nelson. Dennis Webb. Joe Keeton. 7 Catcher Gary Bell 8 Pitcher Doug Bright 9 Coach Weeks and Matt Potter discussing a game situation. . K) Coach Weeks hitting infield. BOYS J.V. BASEBALL 1 Front Row: Left to Right Tim Kaczorowski. John Clark. David Strottner. Matt Davis. Gus Leigh. Pat Cain. Kurt Corman. Sean Eggenberger. Jerry Fahrlander. Duane Thomas Back Row: Left to Right Troy Huchinson. Rich Felsted. Howie Whitlatch. Rick Wilkinson. Jim Marsh. Landon Lackey. Tom Barker. Ron Allen. Scott Schafer. Coach Hepner. 3 Left to Right: John Clark. Landon Lackey. Pat Cain. David Strottner. Rich Felsted. 3 Sean Eggenberger looking for a hit. 4 Kurt Corman bunting for a base hit. 5 Sean Eggenberger attempting to score on a pass ball. 6 Talking over strategy. 7 Rick Wilkinson throwing the strike out pitch. Scoreboard K) win 7 losses. VARSITY SOFTBALL Sandwich Opponent 17 Waubonsie Valley 29 16 Richmond-Burton 13 8 Harvard 9 11 Plano 1 5 Hampshire 8 4 Central 9 9 Somonauk 1° 5 Genoa-Kingston 6 11 Genoa-Kingston 9 9 Richmond-Burton 5 15 Valley Lutheran 14 5 Harvard 4 6 Harvard 16 16 Mazon 6 16 Mazon 10 2 Valley Lutheran 0 8 Hampshire 11 3 Burlington-C. 20 13 Burlington-C. 2 6 Genoa-Kingston 1° 1° Huntley II 13 Huntley 10 10 Lemont 14 1 Girls Varsity Baseball Team Front Row. Left to Righti Kim Christian. Kim Schaefer. Colleen Walker. Julie Stanford. Sue Welch. Michelle Hessenberger. Sherri Hearn. Second Row: Astrid van der Hombergh. Rita Potter. Kris Farley. Jennifer Terry. Dawn Potter. Kris Jensen. Jennifer Howell. Coach Brason Lawrence. 2 Senior Players: Jenny Howell, Astrid van der Hombergh. Kim Christian. Rita Potter, Dawn Potter. Colleen Walker. Sherri Hearn. 3 Dawn rips one. 4 Julie looks to unleash a fastball. 5 Farley tags out the opponent. 103 FRESH-SOPH. SOFTBALL 1 Running in from the field. 2 Sandwich Fresh-Soph Softball, kneeling from left to right: Trisha Hutson. Pat Gavin. Crissy Ness. Yolanda Reyes. Kris Anderson, JJ. Olson. Laurie Fredrick. Angie Sprinkle. Julie Sailor. Debbie Cornwell. Karen Burgraff. Standing left to right: Gene Widman. Kurstin Varner. Kim Nally. Rachel Black. Jani Bryant. Coach Higgins. Dawn Goldman. Kim Neidigh. Connie Van Winkle. Jenny Curran. 3 Concentrating on the batter. 4 Rachel Black powers one over the plate. 5 Don’t you think I’m sexy? 6 Jenny Curran slams one to the outfield. 7 Back to the picture for the last out._______________________ Page 106 1 The 1985 Prom Program 2 Kyle and Amy Crown the new King 6 Queen - Diane Knights and Heath Wright. 3 1985 Prom Court. Left to Right: Kris Farley. Dale Flowers. Dyann Lowery. Kevin Larson. Shelly Jansen. Darryl Hartline. Michelle Hessenberger. Adam Hmshaw. Amy Spies. Paul Brown. Diane Knights. Heath Wright, Kyle Hupach. Amy Fanning. Mike Jankowski. Kathy Burkhart. Matt Potter. Chris Barrett. Matt Sherman. Sandy Van Kirk. Jarilyn Prickett. Steve Piron. Pam Turner. 4 Retiring King and Queen. Kyle Hupach and Amy Fanning. 5 Adam Hinshaw 6 Michelle Hessenberger. 6 Dale Flowers t Kris Farley 7 (Page 107) Kevin Larson Dyann Lowery 8 Mike Jankowski 6 Kathy Burkhart 9 King Heath Wright 6 Queen Diane Knights 10 Matt Sherman Sandy Van Kirk 11 Matt Potter Christa Barrett 12 Darryl Hartline Shelly Jansen 13 Heath Wright Amy Spies 14 Paul brown Diane Knights 1985 PROM DANCE 1 The Court Dance 2 Pam Turner, Steve Piron, Jerilyn Prickett 3 A cute couple for the future King and Queen. 4 Michelle gets down 5 Shelly 6 Darryl dancing a slow tune 108 6 Will we ever get our photos taken?” GRADUATION 109 GRADUATION GRADUATION 1 Doreen Pihera - More Books! 2 Christa Barrett -Presidential Academic Fitness Award 3 Matt Sherman -Athlete of the Year 4 Eric Hoss shakes hands with Grant Bonner 5 Christa Barrett receiving honors from Ms. Masoncup 6 Steve Kempton -Scholar Athlete 112 1 Mita Artaria receives Life Science award. 2 Sherri Hearn receives Business Department award. 3 Steve Kempton with Coach Gerrish 4 Teresa Wagner receives her department award from Ms. Wright Attendance awards: I year Doreen Pihera. Dawn Potter, Brad Whitten. 2 years Steve Kempton Academic Honors 3.T 3.49 for 4 years: Michelle Allen. Leslie Campbell. Nathan Ford. Eric Hoss. Steve Kempton. Academic Honors 3.5 - 4.0 for 4 years: Christa Barrett. Susan Matthews. Doreen Pihera. Rita Potter. Special Honors (A.F.S. Students) Mita Artaria. Astrid Van de hombergh Presidential Academic Fitness Awards: Michelle Allen. Christa Barrett. Leslie Campbell. Nathan Ford. Steve Kempton. Susan Matthews. Doreen Pihera. Rita Potter. Recognition. Boys State Kyle Hupach. Steve Kempton. Girls State • Christa Barrett. Laura Olson. D.A.R. - Christa Barrett. S.A.R. • Kyle Hupach. Illinois State Scholars Christa Barrett. Susan Matthews. Doreen Pihera. Rita Potter. Luke Welch. Department Awards: Activity - Theresa Wagner. Business • Sheri Hearn. Math Doreen Pihera. Eric Hoss • Computer Science. Science (Life) Mita Artaria. (Physical) - Eric Hoss. ISTA Steve Kempton. ACS - Doreen Pihera Athletic Awards Scholar of the year Matt Sherman. Scholar Athlete -Steve Kempton. Army Reserve Scholar Athlete • Christa Barrett 6 Steve Kempton Scholarships: College Monmouth College Susan Mathews. Trinity Christian College Howard Kuppler. University of Illinois Christa Barrett. Charles Cub” Mall Memorial - Christa Barrett. Sandwich State Bank Grant Doreen Pihera. Sandwich State Bank Memorial Michelle Allen. Susan Matthews. Waubonsee Gustafson Scholars - Carla Cole. Leslie Campbell ADMINISTRATION 1 Retiring Superintendent Chester Massino 2 Chester Massino and Mr. Dunlop 3 Board of Education: Left to Right: Mr. David Brown. Dr. Craig Stevenson. Mr. Gene Shumway, Mr. Ray Hendron -President. Mr. Lynn Ferguson. Mr. Ralph Webb. Mr. Dean Potter - Secretary. 4 New Superintendent Mr. Grant Bonner 115 1 You’re Joking” 1 It's going to be one of those days?” 3 Are you sure about that answer?” 4 Are you sure this isn’t and X-rated film?” 5 The Jekyll and Hyde of Sandwich High! 6 Be serious” TEACHERS EACHERS TEACHERS TEACHERS TEAC I Ms. Robinson-Earth Science, Reflector Ms. Keisewetter-Resource, Math, History, English 3 Mr. Hepner-Math 4 Mr. Wickwire-Band 5 Ms. Mizuno-French, English 6 Mr. Blackwell-Social Studies HERS TEACHERS TEACHERS TEACHERS EACHERS TEACHERS TEACHERS TEAC 1 Ms. Higgins-G. P. E., Volleyball Softball Coach 2 Mr. Gerrish-B. P. E., Wrestling Coach 3 Mrs. Ligue-Special Ed. Aide 4 Mrs. Wesson-Librarian Aide 5 Mr. Anielek-Drivers Ed., Basketball Coach 6 Mr. Haldorson-Librarian HERS TEACHERS TEACHERS TEACHER! 1 Mr. Paweski- Guidance 2 Mrs. Masoncup- Guidance 3 Mrs. Clairmont- Guidance Secretary 4 Mr. Dunlop- Principal 5 Mr. Wright- Assistant Principal 6 Mr. Close- Dean of Students, Athletic Director, Social Studies, Football Coach EACHERS TEACHERS TEACHERS TEAC 1 Mr. Weeks- Social Studies, Coach 2 Mr. LaVell- Science, Social Studies 3 Mr. Rosendahl- Business Education 4 Mrs. Larsen- Secretary 5 Mrs. Wickwire- Secretary 6 Mr. Lawerance- Science. Softball Coach HERS TEACHERS TEACHERS TEACHER! 1 Mrs. Grover- Spanish 2 Mr. Gallagher- Resource, History, English 3 Ms. Kutilek- Reading, English 4 Mrs. Cleland- English 5 Mrs. Wright- English, Student Council 6 Mrs. Euler- Home Economics, Business Education TEACHERS REPEDITIVE Left to Right: Rose Lemke. Linda Snee, Bernice Miller. Sharon Kayer, Margaret Dummer, Marylou Morris, Marjorie Morel, Claude Dotson UNSUNG HEROES FALL SPORTS AWARDS 1 Diane Knights - Most Valuable Player. Big 8 Conference. Captain. 2 Sue Welch • Most Improved Player i Pete Beardsley - Co-Captain. Big 8 Conference. Defensive Back 4 John Mclnnes - Co-Captain 5 Jeff Holley - Big 8 Conference, Running Back 6 Matt Potter - Most Valuable Lineman, Co-Captain. Big 8 Conference, Kicker Tackle 7 Steve Piron - Most Valuable Player. Best Defensive Player. Big 8 Conference. Defensive Tackle 8 Nathan Ford - Most Improved Player. 127 WINTER SPORTS AWARDS I 1 Steve Kempton I 3 Matt Potter. Kyle Cox. Kyle Hupach I 3 Shawn Bohnstedt. Kim Schober. Jenny Shook. Kristi Burk I hart. Coach Fritz I 4 Varsity Basketball Scott Brosi. Pete Beardsley. Coach I Weeks I 5 Freshman Basketball Pat Cam. Bret Daffenberg. Jay Francis. I Coach Weeks I 6 Cheerleaders. Teresa Wilkenmg. Michelle Hessenberger. I Kris Farley. Dyann Lowery I 7 Astrid van der Hombergh. Michelle Keeton. Lisa Buttels. I Debbie Linden. Shawn Bohnstedt. Tammy Alwme. Jenny I Shook I Boys Varsity Basketball Top Defensive Player Pete Beardsley. Top Rebounds - Rusty Skiye. Free Throws Rusty Skiye. MVP's. I Adam Hinshaw I Brian Ferguson. MIP • Pete Beardsley I Girls Varsity Basketball Free Throws - Jamie Marshall. Rebounds I • Astrid van der Hombergh. MVP - Tammy Alwme. MIP - Lori I Schmit. Captain • Ellen Abens I Boys Varsity Wrestling Captains - Jim Bohnstedt. Matt Sher I man. Steve Kempton. MVP - Steve Kempton, MIP - Mike Ryan. I Most Outstanding Career Matt Sherman (113 Wins • 31 Losses). I State Qualifier Matt Sherman. State Finisher. 3rd Place - Steve I Kempton I Basketball Cheerleaders. Captains • Michelle Hessenberger. I Dyann Lowery. Wrestling Cheerleaders. Captain - Cindy Webb SPRING SPORTS AWARDS 1 Sandwich High School Spring Coaches 2 Beih Lohmier wilh Coach Fritz. 3 Astrid I wonder which one s mine?” 4 Tammy Alwine reflects quietly. 5 A hug for Coach Lawrence. 6 Mike Thiele receives a pat on the back from Coach Pax. 7 Coach Weeks, proud of his team. 8 Jeanne Widman receives honors from Coach Higgins. 9 Kyle Cox receives Most Valuable Player. Baseball - Captains: Gary Bell and Matt Potter. Most Improved Player - Dan Hill. Most Valuable Player - Matt Potter and Gary Bell Softball - Captains: Dawn Potter. Kim Christian. Rita Potter. Best Batting Ave. - Rita Potter. Best Defensive Player - Sue Welch. MIP - Trisha Hutson. MVP - Rita Potter Girls Track - State Qualifiers - Dyann Lowery. Kelly Bolen. Captains: Tammy Alwine. Diane Knights. Dyann Lowery. MIP - Shawn Bohnstedt. MOP - Kelly Bolen. MVP - Tammy Alwine Boys Track - Captains: Kyle Cox. Mike Ohlson. Mark Repko. MIP • Mike Ohlson. MOP - Scott Brosi. MVP - Kyle Cox. 129 SUPER STA1S 1 Varsity Football. Left to Right: Kim Schafer. Shelly Jansen. Michelle Keeton. Lisa Buttels. Angie Turner, Amy Hamper. 2 Varsity Wrestling, Left to Right: Gina Cummiskey. Shelly Jansen. Kim Roisland, Amy Fanning, Gina Abens. Kamee Corman, Debbie Roisland. Candy Rosenberger. Not Pictured - Kelly Flowers. 3 Varsity Baseball. Left to Right: Christa Barrett. Sue Beverage. Jenny Stevenson. DeAnne Augustine. Stacy Whiteis. Jenny Iconan. 4 Frosh Football. Left to Right: Amy Grommes. Kim Schafer. Shawn Bohnstedt, Kim Neidigh, Angie Turner. Kim Roisland. Rhonda Benevides 5 Varsity Basketball, Left to Right: Stacy Palmer. Carrie Morel. Marcia Guseman. Not Pictured. Lisa Meyerholz Kelly Rhea. 6 Girls Basketball, Left to Right: Matt Potter. Kyle Hupach. Kyle Cox. Gary Bell 7 Track - Marcia Guseman MUSIC AWARDS 1 Head Table applaudes winners! 2 Music Award Winners 3 Mr. Dunlop accepts trophies. 4 Leanne Wruck and Michelle Guillen give Mr. Wickwire a special award. 5 A profitable year! Choir Awards: Outstanding Freshman -Tim Seibert. Outstanding Sophomore -Anissa Aim. National Choir Award - Julia Christiansen Band Awards: Drum Major Award -Michelle Guillen. Band President Award -Leanne Wruck. Representatives: Susan Matthews. John Mclnnes. Kayce Calvert. Anissa Aim. Jamie Kepka. Outstanding Freshman - Charlotte Hoss. Outstanding Sophomore - Nona Pawlak. Outstanding Junior - Tammy Alwine. John Philip Sousa Award - Leanne Wruck. A.F.S. TALENT SHOW Sandwich High School’s 12th Annual AFS Talent Show, advised by Kathleen Mizuno. was a fabulous success this year. Participants included SHS's three AFS students: Mita Artaria, Astrid Van Der Hombergh, and Petri Lamberg, also performing were: Amy Spies, Tim Seibert, Frank Pitelka, Deena Alabastro, Eric Schroeder, Brian Ferguson, and Michelle Hessenberger. Mita performed a native dance, Astrid sang several songs from the Netherlands, and Petri presented a slide show entitled Views Of Europe.” The entertaining and informative evening was enjoyed by everyone! Senior Activities Michelle Allen History Club 11.12; French Club 9.10; Pit Orchestra 9.12; Jazz Band 9,11; Summer Marching Band 9,10,11.12; Concert Band 9,10,11,12, Solo S Ensemble Contest 12; Pep Band 9,10,11.12; Band Council 12; National Honor Society 11.12. Rhonda Aubart Softball 9,11; Pep Band 9,10,11,12; Marching Band 9.10.11,12; Renegade Regiment 9.10,11.12; Concert Band 9.IO.II.I2; Pom Pon 11,12. Tim Barker Football 9,10,11; Basketball 9; Baseball 9.10; Musical 9; Reflector Staff 9,10; Golf Club 12. Christa Barrett Cheerleader 9,10,11,12-Capt. I0.I2-, Softball 9.10.11; Class Vice-President 10,11.12-, National Honor Society 11,12-Tres. 12; Speech Team 10.11; AFS 10,11. Fools II; Girls State Attendant; D.A.R. Award; Homecoming Court 12; Prom Court 11,12; Thespians 11,12; Illinois State Scholar 12. Gary Bell Football 9.10.11,12; Basketball 9,10,11; Baseball 9,10,11,12-Capt. 12 Cindy Benjamin I.V.V.C. 11,12. Stefanie Black Speech Team 9.10.11,12; Softball 9; French Club 9.10: History Club 9.10,11; Student Council 12; Class Secretary 9; Class Treasurer 10,11-, Pep Band 9,10.11,12; Concert Band 9.10,11.12-, Renegade Regiment 9,10.11,12; Thespians 11,12; Pom Pons 10; Play 10. Jim Bohnstedt Football 9.10,11; Wrestling 9.10.11,12; Track 9.I0-. I.V.V.C. 11.12. Doug Bright Baseball 9,10.11.12; Reflect Staff 12. Wendy Buri I.V.V.C. 11,12; Concert Band 9,10,11,12; Marching Indians 9.10.11,12; Renegade Regiment 9.10,11,12; Musical 10,12; Pep Band 9,10,11,12; Wrestling Stat I0-, Volleyball 9; Solo Ensemble Contest 9,11,12; Pep Club 12; History Club 12. Kathleen Burkhart Cheerleading 9,10,11-. Softball 10.11; MIP Softball II-. Junior Carnival Court 10; Homecoming Court 11,12; Prom Court 11,12; Camera Club I2-, Powder puff football 11.12. Leslie Campbell Softball 9,10, Cheerleader 10,11; Class President 9-, Homecoming Court II; Camera Club 12; I.V.V.C. 11.12. Kim Christian Softball 9,10,11.12; Volleyball 9.I0-, Band (Color Guard) 9; Peer Helper 9.10.11. Carla Cole Volleyball 9,10.11.12; Student Council 10.11.12; Basketball 9. Kyle Cox Basketball 9.10,11-. Track 9,11.12; Baseball I0-, Reflector Staff 12. James Cronin Concert Band 9.10.11,12; VICA 12-. I.V.V.C. II. Marching Band 9,10.11; Jazz Band 9.I0-, Band Council Vice-President II. Amy Fanning Volleyball 9.I0.II-. Softball 10; Student Council 10.11.12-Vice President II; Pom Pons 9; Wrestling Stat 12, Homecoming Court II; Junior Carnival Court 9-, Prom Court 11,12. Nathan Ford Football 12; Wrestling 12. Misty Foster Reflector Staff 12. Scott Francis I.V.V.C. 11,12; Peer Helper II. Rhonda Friese Volleyball 9.10,11: Pom Pons 9,10,12; Musical 10.11,12; Concert Band 9,10; Pep Band 9.10, Marching Band 9,10-, Renegade Regiment 9,10. Jay Gerlick Renegade Regiment 9.10.11.12; Marching Indians 9.IO.II.I2; Pep Band 9.10.11,12; Chorus II; WIU All-Star Band 11.12; Football 10,12-, Speech Team 11.12; Fiddler on the Roof II; Fools II-. Bye Bye Birdie I2-, Cheaper By the Dozen 12; Winter Percussion II; Computer Club II; Thespians 11,12. Michelle Guillin Pep Band 9,10,11,12. Volleyball 9.10, Track 10: Pom Pons 9.10.11.12: French Club 10: Concert Band 9,10.11.12: Marching Band 9.IO.II.I2: Renegade Regiment 9,10.11.12: Bye Bye Birdie II: Pit Orchestra 10. Marcia Guseman Boys Basketball Stat 10.11,12-Head Stat 12: Boys track Stat 10.11,12-Head Stat 11,12. I.V.V.C. 11.12. Lori Hamper Track 9,10: I.V.V.C. 11,12. Sheri Hearn Basketball Manager II; Softball Manager 12: I.V.V.C. 12; Young Authors Award II. Tom Heise Wrestling 9,10: VICA 11,12: Track 10-. Football 9. Dan Hill Basketball 9.10.11: I.V.V.C. 11,12. Baseball 9.IO.II.I2. Jennifer Howell Softball 9.10.11,12; Volleyball 9; Stat- Girls Basketball 10; Musical 10,11,12; Marching Band 9,10,11,12; Pep Band 9.IO.II.I2; Concert Band 9.10,11,12; Renegade Regiment 9,10; Chorus 10,11,12: Jazz Band 9-, Solo Ensemble Contest I2-. History Club 11,12. Kyle Hupach Class Vice President 9; President 10.11.12: Boys Bas-ketlO,H.I2; Boys Basketll 9,10.11; Track 12; Girls Bas-ketballll 9,10,11; Track 12; Girls Basketball Stat 12. Homecoming Court 11,12. Junior Carnival Court II. Prom Court 11.12 - King II. Boys State II. Rob Jackson Wrestling 10. VICA 12. Mike Jankowski Football 9; Baketball 9-, Baseball 9. John Kelson Football 9. Wrestling 10,11. VICA 11,12. Steve Kempton Baseball 9.10; Football 9,10.11; Wrestling 9.10,11,12; Captain 12. 3rd Place Individual State Wrestler 12; Honor Roll 9,10.11.12; Perfect Attendance 10: Softball stats II: Boys State II; National Academic All American Award 11,12. U.S. National Achievement Academy Award 12; National Leadership and Service Award 12. Leslie Krejci Art Club 10; Set Crew 10,12: Peer Helper 10.11.12; Spanish Club II. Scott Leach Basketball 9,10,11-. Football 9, Track 9,10; Golf Club 10.11. Susan Matthews Renegade Regiment 9,10,11,12; Concert Band 9.10,11.12; Pep Band 9,10,11.12; Band Council 11,12-Secretary 12; Jazz Band 10-. Musical 9,10,11.12-. Spring Play 12; Thespian Club 10,11.12. Vice President II; Speech Team 9.10,11,12; French Club 9,10; IMEA 12; Solo Ensemble Contest 9.10,11,12; Track 9,10.11.12; History Club II; Pom Pons 9,10,11,12; AFS Talent Show 9.11; Secretary 12; Illinois State Scholar I2-, Pep Club 11.12. John Mclnnes Band 9,10,11.12; Football 9.IO.II.I2-Captain 12: French Club 9,10; Speech Team 10.11,12; Thespian Club 11,12. Track 9.10,11, Musical 9.11.12; Pit Orchestra I0-. Jazz Band 9,10.11; Play I2-, Beacon News Special Mention Area Football Team 12; Basketball 9,10; Renegade Regiment 9,10,11,12; AFS Talent Show 9,10,11; Band Council 12; History Club 12-. Track Conference Champion Long Jump II. Teresa Nelson Girls Basketball 9.10.11; I.V.V.C. 11,12. Peer Helper 10,11. Jeff Ness Basketball 9,10,11; VICA 11.12. Mike Ohlson Musical-Pit Band 9.10; Musical 12; Summer Competition Band 9,10,11,12; Wrestling 9-, Solo Ensemble Contest-lst 10,11. Pep Band 9,10,11,12; Band 9-, Football II; Track II,12-Co-Captain; IMEA-AII District Band 12; Western Illinois University All-Star Band 12; Jazz Band 9,10.11,12. Laura Olson Pom Pons 9; Volleyball 9,10,11; Musical 10.11.12; Student Council 10,11,12-President II; Homecoming Court 12; Band 9; AFS 9,10; Girls State II. Sherri Ostrom Pom Pons 9. VICA 11,12. Reflector 12. Doreen Pihera Student Council 10. Computer Club II; AFS II. National Honor Society 11,12. Vice-President 12; Senior Class Treasurer 12. Steve Piron Football 9,10.11.12 - Beacon News All Area Football Team Wrestling 9.10,11,12; Prom Court II. Dawn Potter Baseball Stat 9. Softball 10.11.12, Pep Club 11.12. Matt Potter Student Council 9, Class Treasurer 10-. Reflector 12; Football 9.IO.II.I2; Baseball 9.IO.II.I2; Basketball 9.10.11, History Club II; Girls Basketball Stat 12; All Conference Football I2-. Co-Captain Baseball Football 12; Beacon News All Area Football 12. Rita Potter Varsity Softball 9.10.11,12; Softball All-Conference 9.10,11.12; Softball MVP II; National Honor Society 11,12; Illinois State Scholar 12. Jerilyn Prickett Office Helper 9.12, Volleyball 10; Softball 10, Junior Carnival Court I2-, Prom Court 11.12, Best Dressed I2-. I.V.V.C. 12, Class Secretary 11,12. Randy Reeves Football 9, VICA 11,12. Rick Reyes Wrestling 9.IO.II.I2; Football 9.10. Tom Russell I.V.V.C. 11.12. Lori Schmit Girls Basketball 9.10.11,12; Speech Team 9.10.11, Peer Helper 10,11,12; History Club 10.11.12. Don Schroeder Football 9; Basketball 9; Wrestling 10 1 7.V.C. 11,12. Matt Sherman Wrestling 10.11.12, Athlete Of The Week, Chicago Tribune 12; State Qualifier 11.12, Captain 12. Shelly Stack I.V.V.C. 11.12; Band (Color Guard) 12. Pam Turner Pom Pons 9; Volleyball 10, Prom Court 11.12; Student Council 12, Camera Club 12, Astric van der Hombergh Basketball 12. Softball 12, AFS 12. Sandy Van Kirk Pom Pons 9. Class Officer-Treasurer 9, Softball 9.10.11; Student Council 10.11,12-Treasurer; Band 9; Prom Court 11.12; Camera Club 11.12, Reflector 9.10. Theresa Wagner Baseball 9; Renegade Regiment 10; Student Council Council 11.12. Colleen Walker Track 9,10.11; Basketball 10,11; Softball 12; Young Authors II. Jennifer Webber Cheerleading 9.I0-. Volleyball Stat 9.10; Speech Team 12, Student Council 10, Marching Band 9,10,11.12; Renegade Regiment 9,10.11; Thespians 11,12; Musical 11.12, Play 11.12. Luke Welch Wahconah H.S. 9.10, Honor Roll 11.12, History Club President 12. Brad Whitten Reflector Staff 9, Track 12; Computer Club 10.11.12. Jeff Wiesbrook Wrestling 9.10.11.12, I.V.V.C. 11.12. Allen Woodraska Speech Team II. Leanne Wruck French Club 9.10; Concert Band 9.10.11.12, Pep Band 9,10.11.12; Jazz Band 9.10,12; Band Council (Rep.) 9.I0-, Band President 12; IMEA 10.11.12, State Band 12; Pom Pons 9.10,11,12; Renegade Regiment 9,10,11.12; Solo 6 Ensemble Contest 9.I0.II.I2, Pit Orchestra 9,10,11,12; Pep Club 11.12; Outstanding Freshman, Sophomore. Junior, and Senior Band Member. FOOTPRINTS FOR FOOTWORKS One of the pleasures of advising a yearbook staff is experiencing the tremendous cooperation of a school and its community. As a first year teacher. I would like to thank all of you. I would also like to specify a few extraordinary groups and individuals. Tom Dunlop A more patient and understanding boss would be hard to find. Les Kuehl- a wonderful teacher of Pica's. Points, and gray zones. Heath Wright an excellent photo graphe. Kas Wick wire and Doris Larsen - time out from your busy schedule to make sure I spelled names right was above and beyond the call of duty, thank you. Finally. Sandwich High School Coaches statistics, game schedules, award winners, and athletic explanations were delivered at light speed, footprints can wash away. I hope this book. 'Footworks', will preserve the memories of 1985. Rene Robinson 1984-85 Reflector Advisor area wrestlers mo Sandwich stomps back sectional title MAT 2 MATS IT 5 10 e to state meet 11 ES 14 o earn A ’ third place I Darryl Wartime attempt to turn hit foe. 2 Jeff Weitbrook applies a neck breaking move. 3 A Sterling Wrestler it entangled by Matt Sherman. 4 Steve Kempton gets hit arm raised in victory. 5 The human pretzel. As demonstrated by Eric Soave. 6 Brian Kish struggles to gam position. 7 Eric Soave tries to escape. 8 Jeff Wetsbrook and opponent at a standstill. 9 Rick Reyes overpowers his man. 10 A Sandwich move displayed by Brian Kish. 11 Jeff Weisbrook applies a double chickenwing for a pin. 12 Mike Ryan drives for a pin. 13 Rick Reyes gets his pin by the hair of his chin. 14 Jim Bohnstedt destroys his opponent. 15 Mike Ryan pushes for victory. 16 A half-nelson ripped in by Matt Sherman.