Sandwich High School - Reflector Yearbook (Sandwich, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1987 volume:

Remember... Now the end is closing near. And time to put away the fear. We’ll all remember good times we’ve had Whenever we feel good or bad. And we’ll remember the dances, the games The proms, homecomings, friends and names. Football, basketball, softball or band r —■ ■— Time has come to hold a hand. - And really need that friend to hold. Alwavs be strons and never crv We’ll just nod our head and say goodbye ... jj — - Andrea Olson - 1 2 Remembering When ... by Ken Wigton The following account of the 1986-87year may someday bring back warm thoughts and happy memories. The school year began in the mid-August heat with student registration. Everyone was excited to see friends they had missed since June. The Seniors' thoughts centered around events they would partake in for the last time, while the freshmen's minds were filled with anticipation of “high school life. New to the staff were: Miss Music, Miss Miller; Special {be; Science, Mrs. Dankenbring; Typing, Mr. Hill; Mathematics, MissLamz; Ration, and Mr. Jurkowski; Vice Principal. The first major event of the jOTbj Homecoming which began with Spirit week! Memorable events of the week included nerd day Vnfrkey Mouse day. Remember Marty Gebhart's stripes and plaid's with his shirt tail sticking out of mt drs. Dankenbring Looked like Minney with a big yellow dotted dress, funny shoes, and a decorate £M:.Mrs. Baird disguised her face to look like Mickey. On the last day of spirit week we helcrqn announced as Jay Fancis and Shawn Bo, victory over Coal City 33-0! Sandwich high experienced an unusual b outside while they checked their rooms faculty bathroom which Mr. Close inspe, Several different styles of dress were p without socks, Bermuda shorts, and brigi and purple combinations, bright green si A few memorable personalities this year in his belief that women should stay at home a, included Connie Van Winckle's big, black tri Corvette, Chad Linton's Porsche, and Ste Remember the spray painted hair and Be, Easter break! During the vacation students souri to California, Texas to Hawaii, and ■m. The Homecoming King and Queen were e Homecoming game was a memorable class! The teachers directed students iscovered an unusual package in the Tampax! 'is year. “Guess , hair bows, Reebok’s [r. Anielak had a style of his own - pink al orange and black. for her red hair and Jay Brennan for en for a MAN’S job! Memorable cars jngstation wagon, Teresa Wilkening's dent?! shorts revoSMUiis most definitely prepared us for an ed all across me country from Montana to Florida, Mis-'rado to North Carolina! Remember the sport's banquets, awards nights, plays, gamefand good times during 1987. Remember friends, the laughs and jokes, rewards for good grades, and high school sweet hearts. Remember and prepare for Our Next Big Step!!!! 4 Annette M. Adams Kris L. Anderson Rachel E. Black Ron G. Allen Deann S. Augustine Shawn M Bohnstedt Anissa L. Aim John R. Clark Shannon R. Corniels Julie L. Curry Robert S. Fabris Brian L. Ferguson Kelly R. Flowers 7 Dawn M. Goldman Brenda A. Goodin Douglas K. Guseman 8 Amy L. Hamper Michael J. Hennigar Tom R. Highfield Sheri L. Inlow Matt A. Johnson Patrick Hendron Trisha M. Hutson Wayne K. Johnson 9 $ Jody L. Jones Keith D. Karn Brian A. Kish Duane A. Kitner Jef A. Kulij Kim S. Lawson Brett C. Leach Scott A. Leppert m Lisa M. Ligue Becky D. Linton Jeff S. Livingston Dave R. McCombs James N. Mclnnes Richard C. McMillen Lisa S. Meyerholz Bartt N. Milligan Sue Miller Mike A. Minard Pauline J. Moris Heidi Nybo Kim R. Nally Troy O. Ohlson Donna E. Ott Kim A. Neidigh 12 James D. Otto Keith S. Pinney Nona C. Pawlak Tad A. Piron Peter W. Phillips Kim J. Roisland Julie A. Saillor Kim A. Schaefer Robin A. Schafer 13 Kimberly J. Schober Cindy L. Shaffer Duane A. Thomas Rusty Lyn Skiye Angie M. Turner Alan E. Thirsk Connie Van Winkle Jim P. Walseth Lee A. Warren u Gary J. Wathen Jeff]. Whitten Chris D. Wissmann Rob Wright NOT PICTURED Dan Bark Carla Derdziski Tony Ferreri Patricia Gomez Genie Ketterer Neil Mederich Eric Schroder Angie Sprinkle 15 16 S6NIOR HflLl OF FRM€ 4 Best Dressed: 4 Brian Ferguson Anissa Aim ■4 Most Likely to Succeed: 4 Tom High field Anissa Aim 4 Most Musical: 4 Rob Fabris £ Julie Saillor ■4 Most Friendly 4 Sieve Frills Sheri iniow ■4 Best Personality 4 im Olio Shawn Bohnsted 4 Best Car: 4 Tony Ferreri Kristi Burkhart m+Ron Allen Angie Turner 4 Most Marriages in ten years: 4 Tad Piron S Kris Anderson 4 Most Children in ten years: 4Brett Leach DeAnn Augustine 4 Most Humorous: 4 Mike Hennigar DeAnn Augustine 4 Most nthletic: 4 Brett Leach S Sue Welch 4 Most Likely to Get Married: 4 Brian Ferguson Rachel Black 4 Nicest Smile: 4 Rob Wright Sheri Iniow 4 Most Likely to still be in Sandwich in ten years: 4 oe Webber Becky Linton 4 Most Likely to be Bald: in ten years: 4 Rusty Skiye 4 Most Likely to live the furthest auuay in ten years: 4 Brian Kish S Genie Ketterer 4 Most School Spirit: 4 Marty' Gebhardt DeAnn Augustine 4 Most Attractive: 4 Most Likely to not have 4Rob Wright s Teresa Wilkening changed in ten years: SENIOR ACTIVITIES ANNCTTC ADAMS Colorguard 1.2; Band 1.2; Girls' Basketball 1: Pep club 1: I. V. V.C. 3,4; Spring play 3. AON All€N Football 1,2,3.4; Baseball 1.2.3: Wrestling 4: l.V.V.C. 3. ANISSA ALM Band 1.2.3; Band council 1.2,3; AFS talent show 1; Chorus 2.3; SADD 1,2,3; Spanish club 1,2; History club 4; Science club 4: NHS 3,4; Drama club 2.3.4; Speech team 1.3.4: Spring play 2,3,4; Fall musical 1,2,3.4; Class vice president 3; Renegade regiment 1,2,3; Prom court 3.4: ETS 3.4. KRIS ANDCRSON Class president 1.2.3.4; Basketball cheerleader 1,2.3,4; Football cheerleader 1.2.3,4: Softball 1.2; l.V.V.C. 3. D€ANN AUGUSTIN€ Pep club 1; Football cheerleader 2,4: Basketball cheerleader 2.3,4; Football slat 3; Baseball stat 2,3,4. RACH€l ALACK Student council 1.2. 3,4; Parliamentarian 2; Secretary 3: President 4: Volleyball 1: Softball 1,2: Basketball 1.2.3.4: Fall musical 1.2.3.4; Spring play 4; Chorus 1.2.3.4; SADD 2,3,4; Speech team 1.2,3,4; Drama club 2,3,4; History club 2.3.4; Secretary 3.4; AFS talent show 2.3.4. SHAUUN ROHNSTCDT Basketball 1.2. 3.4; Track 1,2.3.4; Football stat 1.2,3.4. KCLLV AOLCN Wrestling cheerleader 1,2,3; Football cheerleader 2; Track 2.3.4; l.V.V.C. 3,4; Pom pons 4. JAV RRCNNAN Wrestling 1.2.3.4: Tennis 1; Track 4; Student council 4; SADD 2,3,4; NHS 3,4; Spanish club 2,4; Fall and Spring play 4. AANDV RRINCGAR Football 2; I V. V C. 3,4. JOHN CLARK Girls’basketball stat 4; Baseball 1,2; Computer club 2; Science club 4. SHANNON CORNICLS Spring play 1; Pom pons 1,4: Spanish club 1; Renegade regiment 1; Concert. Marching. Pep band 1,2,3.4. ROA FARRIS Concert. Pep. Marching band 1,2,3.4; Renegade regiment 1,2,4; Drama club 3,4; NHS 3,4: History club 4; Computer club 4; Science club 4: Speech team 3,4. K6LLV FLOUJCRS Volleyball 1.2; Wrestling stat 1,2.3,4:1. V. V.C 3,4. RRIAN FCRGUSON Basketball2: History club 1,2.3,4; Secretary 1; President 3,4; Drama club 3,4; NHS 3,4; Science club 4: vice president 4; AFS 4: French club 4; Boys’state 3; Girls' basketball stat 3. TONS S. F€RR€RI Renegade regiment 1,2.3; Track 2; Camera club 2; Golf club 1,2. LAURI FR€D€RICK AFS 1,2.3; Concert, Marching, Pep band 1,2,3: French club 1.2; Renegade regiment 1.2; Softball 2; SADD 2.3. ST€V€ FRITTS Baseball 1,2,3: Basketball 1; Football 4: Reflector 4. MARTV GCRHARDT Football 1,2,3.4: Track 3.4; Wrestling 4. DAUJN GOLDMAN Concert. Marching. Pep band 1.2.3.4: Renegade regiment 1,2.4; Pom pons 2.3,4; Softball 2,3.4; Volleyball 2; Pep club 1: SADD 2. PATRICIA GOMCZ Chorus 1,4: Spanish club 4. RRCNDA GOODIN Talent show 1; Speech team 2; Concert, Marching, Pep band 1,2.3. DOUG GUSCMAN Renegade regiment 1,2,4; Basketball 1,2,3; Track 2,3.4; History club 3.4; Concert, Marching, Pep band 1.2.3,4; azz band 2; Fall musical 2. AMV HAMPCR Spanish club 1: Football stat 1,2: Pep club 1; Pom pons 2,3: Camera club 3; Student council 4; Reflector 3; Renegade regiment 2: Track 1.2,3.4; l.V.V.C. 4. JIM HALULCV Football 1,2,3,4: Wrestling 1,2,3; l.V.V.C. PATRICK M. HCNDRON Football 1.2,3.4: Basketball 1,2; Track 3,4: Play 1,2: 1. V. V.C. 3.4; Ski club 2. MICHACL J. HCNNIGAR Basketball 1: Track 3.4; Wrestling 2; NHS 3,4: Senior class vice president 3.4: JETS team 4: Drama club 3,4; History club 3,4; Band 1; Golf club 3,4. TOM HIGHFICLD Concert, Marching pep band 1.2.3.4; Speech team 2,3,4; Spring play 3,4: Drama club 3.4; NHS 3,4: Renegade regiment 1,2; ETS team 3,4. TRISHA HUTSON Volleyball2,3; Pom pons 1,2,3; Softball 1,2,3,4; Student council 4; Camera club 3.4; Reflector 4. SHCRI INLOUJ Fall musical 1,2; Spanish club 1: Pom pons 2.3,4; SADD 2. JODV JONCS Football cheerleader 1: Basketball cheerleader 1: Volleyball 2,3,4; Band 2: NHS 4; Writing club 3,4; History club 3. K€ITH KARN Football 1: l.V.V.C. 3.4. LISA KCRLCV Volleyball stat 1; Fall musical 2: Renegade regiment 2; Chorus 2.3.4. GCNIC K€TT€R€R Spanish club 2,4: Softball 4. RRIAN KISH Wrestling 1.2.3,4: Football 1: Softball stat 1.2; NHS (president 4; JETS 3,4; Science club 4: Class secretary 4. DUAN€ KITNCR l.V.V.C. 3.4. J€F A. KULIJ Band 1.2.3.4; Jazz band 1.4; Renegade regiment 1,2; Track 1.2,3.4; History club 4; Ski club 1; Fall musical (act crew) 2.4. RRCTT LCACH Football 1.2.4: Basketball 1,2,3,4: Baseball 1,2,3,4: Student council 2; Talent show 1; Reflector 4. LISA LIGUC Band 1.2,3.4; Concert, pep. marching band 1.2,3.4; Renegade regiment 1,2. 18 R€R€CCA D. UNTON Pom pons 1; Basketball 2:I.V.V.C. 3,4. J€FF LIVINGSTON I.V.V.C. 3.4. DAVC McCOMRS Wrestling 1.2.3.4: Football 1,2,4. JIM MdNNCS NHS 4; Football 1.4; Basketball 1,2.3; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Science club 4: Ski club 1; Renegade regiment 1,2; lazz band 2.4: Pit orchestra 2.4; Fall musical 1; Pep. marching, concert 1.2,3,4. RICH McMlll€N CVE 3.4: Spring play Iset crew! 1. N€ll MCDCRICH Coif club 1; Spanish club 1: History club 3; SADD 3. DON MINICK Wrestling 3; Football 2: I.V.V.C. 3.4. KIMRCRLV R. NALLV Volleyball 1.2.3: Softball 1.2.3,4; Chorus 1,2.3; Writing club 2:1. V. V.C. 3: Pep club 1.2: Fall play 4: Reflector 4. KIMRCRLV R. N€IDIGH Volleyball 1: Cheering 2.3; Softball 1,2,3; Football stat 2,3,4; Baseball stat 4; Pom pons 4: Basketball stat 4. TROV OHLSON I.V.V.C. 3: Football 1.2,4; Girls' basketball stat 1,2; Track 1.2. JAMCS D. OTTO Basketball 1.2,3: Track 3.4; History club 4; Computer club 2.3,4; Science club 4; Girls' basketball stat 4: Concert, pep, marching band 1.2,3,4: Renegade regiment 1,2.4; Jazz band 3,4. NOND PAUJLAK NHS 3.4; Class secretary 1,2; French club 1,2,3,4; Writing club 1,2; SADD 2,3.4; AFS talent show 1,3: Drama club 3.4: Speech team 2; Science club 4: Wrestling cheerleader 3; Football cheerleader 4; Basketball cheerleader 4; Volleyball 2; Softball 4; Band 1,2,3: Renegade regiment 1.2,3; Softball stat 3; Volleyball stat 1: ETS 4. P€T€ PHILLIPS Football trainer 1,2,3; I.V.V.C. 3.4; History club 4; Set crew spring play 1. K€ITH PINNCV I. V. V.C. 3; Wrestling3; Girls' basketball stat 2,3. TRD PIRON Football 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 1,2,3.4: Track 2,3,4; Baseball 1: I.V.V.C. 3.4. KIM ROISLRND Football stat 1.2: Wrestling slat 1.2.3; Softball 1; I.V.V.C. 3.4. JULI€ SAILLOR Softball 2: Wrestling cheerleader 4: Concert, pep, marching band 1,2,3,4; Renegade regiment: Band council 3,4; Reflector 4. KIM SCHACFCR Softball 1.2,3.4; Football stat 2,3.4; Renegade regiment 1; Concert. pep. marching band 1,2: Basketball manager 3; Reflector 4; Pep club 1. RORIN SCHAFCR Pom pons 1.3.4: Spanish club 1,2; School musical 3: Renegade regiment 1,2,4; Color guard 1,2,3,4; Concert, pep. marching band 1.2,3,4: Flute choir 1.2. KIMR€RLV J. SCHOR6R Basketball 1.2: Girls' basketball stat 3; Baseball stat 3.4. €RIC SCHRO€D€R Basketball 2: Track 3; Girls' basketball stat 4; Band 1,2,3.4; lazz band 1.2.3,4: Speech team 2: Drama club 3,4; Pit orchestra 3: Marching band 1.2.3,4; Renegade regiment 1.2; AFS talent show 2.3; NHS 3.4: History club 2,3,4; Science club 2.3,4: Pep band 1,2,3.4; Computer 4; Fall musical 2. RUSTV SKIV€ Basketball 1.2,3,4; Football 4: I.V.V.C. 3. ANGIC SPRINKLC Softball 1.2: Reflector 2,4; Student council 3; Chorus 1.4. RLftN THIRSK I.V.V.C 3,4: History club 3,4. DUANC THOMAS Football 1.2; Wrestling 1,2; Baseball 1,2,3; I. V. V.C. 3,4: Art club 2,4. RNGIC TURNCR Student council 1,2: Wrestling cheerleader 1,2.3: Fall musical; Football stat 1,2.3.4: History club 4; Science club 4. L€€ WARRCN Football 1: I.V.V.C. 3.4. GRRV ULIATHCN Wrestling 2.3: I.V.V.C. 3,4. JO€ UI€RR€R Football 1.2.3,4: Track 2,4; I. V. V.C. 3,4; Girl’s basketball stat 3,4; Baseball 1; Student council 1.2; Talent show 1. SU€ ULICLCH Writing club 1.2: Girls’ basketball 1; Softball 1.2.3.4; Volleyball 2,3,4; History club 3; Science club 4; NHS 4. J€FF UJHITTCN Track 1.2.3.4: Computer club 1,2,3.4; Science club 4; Historyr club 3,4; Pep. marching band 1.2.3.4: Concert 1,2; jazz band3,4; Renegade regiment 1,2,4; Speech team 4; Spring play 3.4; Drama club 4. PAULA UJIRORG Chorus 1.2; Band 1.2. T€R€SA LUILKCNING Football cheerleader 1,2.3,4; Basketball cheerleader 1,2: Girls' basketball 3,4; Track 1.2.3.4; NHS 3.4: Class Secretary 3; Student council 1,2: Student council Secretary 2; Fall musical 1,4; Science club 4; History club 3,4. CHRIS UJISSMAN NHS 4; Computer club 1,2.4; Math team 1.2.3.4: Drama club 3,4; Speech team 3,4: Spring play 3.4; History club (Treasurer13,4. ROR UJRIGHT Football 1; Basketball 1,2. 19 HOMECOMING 1986 21 Several spectators showed up for this years parade even though it was a cloudy day and the parade had a late start. Every float was unique in its own way. which made the winners difficult decision for the judges to make. The winning float was the sophomore’s Knock’em Goofy theme. In second place was the senior's float carrying Dumbo complete with flapping ears. In third place was the Victory Kingdom junior float followed by the freshman with their Dwarf the Coalers theme. 22 TH€ GRM€ 1. Pal Hendron leading the Indians to victory. 2. Mike Hessen herger tossing oft to eff Rhea. 3. Kurt Corman pushing for more yards. 4. Kurt Corman driving through the line. 5. Brett Leach and Marty Gebhardt putting a Coaler on his $‘c tt@! 23 FR€SH -SOPH. GflM€ 1 Soave trying to break free 2. Pushing the Coalers for more yardage 3. Jon Marsh fading back to pass 4. Robbie Simons headed for the end zone 5. Pat Moran looking for an opening 6. Pat Moran Shawn Judd blocking for Marsh 24 25 f ' g Kv VHRSITV FOOTBALL The Indians started off their season with only seven returning lettermen from the 1985 Conference Championship team. Consequently, the team suffered from inexperience at the beginning of the season but as the season progressed, so did the playing ability. In the opener the Indians travelled to Melrose Park to play the Broncos of Walther Lutheran. They couldn 7 overcome the inexperience and were beaten. The following week against Marengo the Indians displayed a great deal of improvement but came up short scoring fourteen fourth quarter points. The Indians won the Homecoming contest but lost the next two games. Their record was now 1-4. In week six the Indians played an almost perfect game when they took on one of their Route 34 rivals, the Yorkvllle Foxes. It was the turning point of the season. The indians went on to win the rest of their games beating Wilmington, Plano, and Seneca. The defense helped the Indians throughout the whole season. They went up against four of the top fifteen rated quarterbacks in the Chicago area. The offense proved that they could put points on the board in the Yorkville and Coal city games. In these two games combined the Indians scored seventy points. Great year Indians. Marty Gebhardt - First Team Linebacker Second Team Receiver Tad Piron - First Team Punter Rusty Skiye - First Team Kicker Brett Leach - Second Team Running Back Mike Hessenberger - Second Team Defensive Back Troy Ohlson - Second Team Defensive Tackle foe Webber - Second Team Defensive Tackle MVP Marty Gebhardt MIP Tom Barker Warrior Brett Leach Most Valuable Offensive Player Mike Hessenberger Most Valuable Defensive Player Troy Ohlson First row L to R: Paul Johnson, Dave McCombs, Jeff Rhea, Todd Latham, Troy Walker, john Clark, Troy Ohlson, Second row: Chad Kemper, Kurt Corman, Jason Smith. Brett Leach. Jay Francis. Steve Fritts. Gus Leigh. Third row: Sean Eggenberger, Tad Piron, Kelly Cave, Jim Hawley, Tim Grubbs, Jim Mclnnes, Mike Hessenberger, Pat Hendron, Back row: Coach Bertram, Joe Webber, Rusty Skiye, Jon Monti, Tom Barker, Ron Allen. Jim Marsh, Marty Gebhardt, Coach Ogryzek OPPONENTS WE Walther Lutheran 6 Marengo 14 Coal City 33 Reed-Custer 6 Dwight 13 Yorkville 37 Wilmington 16 Plano 15 Seneca 8 THEY 7 22 0 15 39 14 14 0 7 Mike Hessenberger looks for a receiver. 29 Wather Luther Marengo Coal City' Reed-Custer Dwight Yorkville Wilmington Plano Seneca OPP 12 20 14 0 29 12 13 6 0 First row L to R: T. Ott, S. Nabors, . Schmitt. R. Soave, T. Hutson. P. Moran. D Neidigh. S. Beck-with, 2nd row: M. Collins. D. Thomas. R. Martinez. D. Ohme. T. Fa laris. J. McGava. H. Dannewitz, j Gerlick. 3rd row: Coach Weeks. S. Weekly. P. Arnet, . Marsh. S. Judd, R. Simons. G. Penman, A. Hendron, Coach Gerrish. SAND 7 8 12 32 6 0 26 26 36 SOPHOMOftC FOOTBALL 1. Moran finds a big hole. 2. Coach Weeks fires up the team. 3. Going for it all. Front Row I to R: Rick McCombs. Brandon Carlson. Scott Inlow. Andrew Larson. Jim Davis. Clint Cunz. Chad Bohnstedt. John Ortlieb. Second Row: Jim Langbein. Jim Gray. Eric Brant. Jim Martin. Kyle Murphy. Adam Arnett. Last Row: Coach Fritz. Jason Pruski. Artie Graham. Jody Otto, Jason Penman. Don Flowers. Mike Marrs. Tony Nally, Coach Moore. FR€SHM€N FOOTBALL SANDWICH 14 W OPPONE Lisle 0 40 W Valley Lutheran 0 36 W Bra id wood Reed Custer 6 0 T Yorkville 0 20 W Burlington Central 6 12 T Aurora Central Catho- 12 8 L lic Ottawa Marquette 14 27 W Hampshire 8 The freshmen football team at Sandwich High completed a very fine season winning five, losing only one and tieing two games. The five wins this season were victories over Lisle. Valley Lutheran. Bra id wood Reed Custer, Burlington Central, and Hampshire. The two ties were against Yorkvilleand Aurora Central Catholic. The only loss came against a very tough team. Ottawa Marquette. The Indian offense racked up a total of 1899 total yards on the season for an average of 237 yards per game. Leading the offense with very fine line play were tackles Kyle Murphy. Mike Marrs. Artie Graham, guards. Andrew Larson. David Bentley, and Jim Davis and center Clint Cunz. The receivers for the Indians were Tony Nally. Scott Inlow. Jason Pruski. and Rick McCombs. Scoring the touchdowns in seven games were tailback Mike Aim. and scoring the touchdowns was fullback Don Flowers. The quarterback this season was Chad Bohnstedt. The defense this year held the opponents to 989 total yards and three times this season the opponents did not cross the goal line. Leading the defense were tackles Jim Gray and Jody Otto, defensive linebacker Jim Langbein and defensive backs Jim Martin, John Ortlieb, Adam Arnett, and Eric Brant. Playing defensive end this year was Jason Penman and special team player Walter Swearingen. The Indians were coached by Dave Moore and Ron Fritz. 32 VnRSITV oiievBnu 1st row: Jody ones, Crissy Ness, Wendy Jankowski, Julie Johnson, 2nd: Coach Powers, Kir-stin Varner, Jenni Stevenson, Beth Lohmeier, Sue Welch, Coach Higgins Jenni sets for the kill. 34 Beth stuff blocks another one. We er fevenso OPPONENT SCORE OF GAMES W L Shabbona 15-6.15-11 W Dekalb 15-3.11-15,15-6 W Rochelle 15-4.12-15,11-15 L Genoa-Kingston 15-5,15-2 W Serena 15-5,15-1 w Plano 15-6,15-12 w Yorkville 15-7,15-10 w Reed-Custer 13-15,15-10,9-15 L Seneca 12-15,15-7,15-12 w Coal City 0-15,4-15 L Wilmington 15-1,16-14 W Newark 15-6,15-3 w Leland 15-17,15-10,15-8 w Dwight 15-3,15-2 w Plano 15-4,15-6 w Yorkville 5-15,15-9,15-7 w Reed-Custer 16-14,11-15 L Seneca 12-15,15-12,11-15 L Coal City 15-10,3-15,15-17 L VARSITY 2ND PLACE TOURNAMENT Wilmington 15-6,15-0 w Dwight 15-1,15-4 w BEST IN HISTOR Y OF VOLLEYBALL AT SANDWICH. 35 VOll€VBRll Coach Powers goes over game plan. Amy bumps the ball. R€GIONRL CHAMPIONS First row left to right: . McCombs. S. Eggenberger. B. Kish. J. Brennen. D. McCombs. Second row: Coach Ogryzek. B. Kobliska. T. Piron. J. Keeton. Coach Gerrish. . Schmit. D. Flowers. S. Weekly. N. Elliot. Dave McCombs. 1st re-gionals. 3rd sectionals. 2nd STATE. Brian Kish. 1st regionals. Jay Brennan. 1st region -3rd sectionals. 3rd als. 1st sectionals. 4th STATE STATE. Tad Piron. 2nd regionals. 3rd sectionals. Sean Eggenberger. 1st regionals. 2nd sectionals. VRRSITV UJRCSTUNG 37 Jeff McCombs. 1st regionals. 3rd sectionals. 38 Varsity Dual Meet Summary Sandwich Opponent Sandwich Opponent 44 Glen bard South 12 48 Joliet Catholic 6 32 Waubonsie Valley 17 51 Ridgewood 15 40 Dwight 0 34 Minooka 30 28 Lisle 34 50 Westmont 11 72 Reed Custer 0 28 Kaneland 30 57 Geneva 12 48 Plano 13 60 Prophetstown 0 31 Coal City 21 50 Amboy 15 43 Pontiac 20 52 Wilmington 18 24 Yorkville 39 54 Streator 18 52 St. Francis 16 34 Mendota 26 Sectional 54 Mazon 15 17 Harvard 42 1. Down State. Jeff tries turning his man. 2. First row left to right: B. Kish. J. McCombs. D. Flowers. J. Schmit. T. Piron. S. Eggenberger. Second row: J. Brennan. B. Kobliska. D. McCombs. N. Elliot. Back row: Coach Ogryzek. R. Felstead. M. Gebhardt. J. Keeton. R. Allen. S. Weekly. M. Minard. Coach Gerrish The Varsity Wrestling Team finished with a record 19 wins and 4 losses. The last meet was a post season loss in the sectional dual tournament to Harvard, the eventual state runner-ups. The season was highlighted by winning the W.S.F. Invitational, placing 3rd at Stillman Valley Invitational. 3rd at Lisle Invitational. 2nd in the 1-8 conference Invitational, and winning the regional title for the 3rd year in a row. Individually the team had 5 regional champions, one second. and three thirds. All nine qualified for sectionals, a record at Sandwich. At sectionals, fay Brennan was Sandwich s only champion but Dave McCombs. Jeff McCombs. Sean Eggenberger. Brian Kish and Tad Piron all wrestled well enough to qualify for the State Tournament. (another Sandwich 1st). State place winners were Dave McCombs 2nd. Brian Kish 3rd. and Jay Brennan. 4th. 39 First row L to R: J. Booten. A. Wissman. B. Benedict. P. Thompson. R. McMillen, T. Emery'. J. Davis. Second row: R. McCombs. M. Swearingen. J. Schultz. C. Cunz, A. Francis. T. Crabbe. A. Hamper. Coach Gerrish, Last row: Coach Ogryzek. M. Chaney. T. Nalley, J. Langbien. G. Penman. D. Thomas. R. Martinez, L. Martinez. SAND. OPP. SAND. OPP. 42 Glen bard South 24 66 Ridgewood 6 47 Waubonsie Valley 23 24 Minooka 43 64 Dwight 00 58 Westmont 0 54 Lisle 12 49 Kaneland 16 66 Reed Custer 6 51 Plano 12 60 Geneva 12 35 Coal City' 31 37 Wilmington 24 48 Pontiac 17 52 Streator 18 27 Yorkville 36 45 Mendota 24 64 St. Francis 6 66 Mazon 0 42 Joliet Catholic 28 18 wins 2 losses v Doug Loux Invitational Byron 12 team Tournament 1. Sandwich 187 2. Plano 180.5 7. Rockford Harlem 173.5 3. Lemon t 91.5 2. Sandwich 146.5 4. Lisle 85 3. Dakota 122 5. Wheaton St. Francis 82.5 6. Aurora Central 55 7 Geneva 27 Most Wins Geoff Penman (21) joe McGava (21) Best Record Jim Davis (18-0) Most Pins Jeff Booten (14) Most Points Scored Joe McGava (175) Most Takedowns Jim Davis (45) Most Reversals Jeff Booten (20) Most Nearfalls Joe McGava (31) Most Escapes Geoff Penman (6) Aaron Wissman (6) 40 OPPONENT CONFERENCE GAMES Yorkville Coal City Dwight Seneca Plano Wilmington Reed-Custer Yorkville Dwight Coal City Seneca Plano Reed-Custer Wilmington OVERALL 8-6 WE THEY 64 75 60 41 41 45 50 49 68 60 76 72 61 67 49 51 36 42 61 49 67 46 45 44 49 59 62 43 Front Row L to R: Bruci Arni. Jim Mclnnes, Jay Francis, Brett Leach, Rich Wilkinson, Landon Lackey. Back Row L to R: Coach Anielak, Mike Hessenberger, Jon Monti. Rusty' Skiye, Pat Quinlan, Scott Schafer, Pat Cain. Coach Weeks. 41 OPPONENT Front Row L to R: Marlon Collins. Rich Livingston. John Marsh. Heath Dannewitz. Steve Beckwith. Second Row: Coach Weeks. Jeremy Garncarz. Marco Ferreri. Rob Simmons. Terry Knight. Shawn Judd. WE THEY St. Francis 36 55 Wheaton Christian 52 57 Elmwood Park 51 55 Serena 56 47 Yorkville 32 64 Somonauk 53 45 Coal City 26 35 Dwight 52 38 Yorkville 43 42 Somonauk 62 58 Minooka 52 50 Valley Lutheran 58 26 Seneca 47 38 Plano 59 60 Wilmington 58 60 Reed-Custer 46 43 Yorkville 58 46 Dwight 47 40 Coal City 68 49 Seneca 67 52 Plano 47 55 Reed-Custer 56 46 Wilmington 42 47 SOPHOMOR€ BRSK€TBRll The sophomore team finished their season with a record of 15 wins and 10 losses. The conference record was 8 wins and 6 losses. The team captured the Somonauk Christmas Tournament Championship. The first victory' in the tournament was a rematch against Interstate Eight rival. Yorkville. Sandwich defeated them in overtime. Somonauk became Sandwich's next victim. In the semifinal game. Sandwich held off Minooka to earn the right to play in the championship. Behind a tremendous team effort. Sandwich demolished Valley Lutheran to earn the first place trophy. Marshall Weeks Front Row L to R: Mark Hennigar. Mike Aim. Brian Howell. Darrin VanBibber. Chris Hewitt. Scott Inlow. Second Row: Kyle Murphy. Jason Penman. Eric Brant. Mike Marrs. Coach Hill 42 FRCSHMRN BRSK6TBRU. OPPONENTS SCORE W L LeLand 59-37 W Hinckley 44-43 W Seneca 58-108 L Somonauk 60-28 W Reed-Custer 46-61 L Serena 81-42 W Yorkville 48-54 L Wilmington 64-47 W Sha b bon a 54-65 L Dwight 67-50 W Coal City 60-50 W LeLand 37-53 L Chicago Notre Dame 76-52 W Walter Lutheran 42-56 L Roselle 54-60 L Mundelien 46-52 L Somonauk 61-56 W Plano 47-36 W Seneca 30-59 L Reed-Custer 42-46 L Yorkville 57-35 W Wilmington 74-46 W Coal City 45-59 L Dwight 56-31 W Plano 42-32 W Somonauk 55-39 W Kaneland 49-76 L WINS 15 LOSSES 12 The team had the first consecutive winning record season in the programs history. This team exemplified unselfishness, courage and teamwork. 1st row: Shawn Bohnstedt, Diana Miller. Jenni Curran, Jenni Shook, Jinna Shumway, Vannessa Smith. 2nd: Assistant Coach Fritts. Teresa Wilkening. Lori McCullough. Beth Lohmeier, Rachel Black, Head Coach Lawrence. VnRSITV GIRLS' BflSKCTBRll Shawn takes it up for 2. jenni goes over the top for 2. 1st row: Teresa Wilkening, jenni Shook. Shawn Bohnstedt, jenni Curran. Diane Miller. 2nd row: Lori McCullough. Beth Lohmeier, Rachal Black. The girls just took 1st at the Somonauk Tournament. Lori going after a loose ball. 43 1st: Vanessa Smith. Amy Cottingim. Diane Miller. Sara Jorchow. Kim Cox. Bitty Quinlin. Kellie Schafer. Amie Hess. Marola Balmes. Jenny Ristine, Gina Shumwav, Tracy Latham. Christy In-gold. OPPONENTS SCORE W L Seneca 30-37 L Reed Custer 37-21 W Serena 43-21 W Yorkville 36-32 ot W Wilmington 55-23 W Shabbona 34-30 w Dwight Coal City 47-23 41-37 w w Somonauk 48-15 w Somonauk 41-35 w Plano 31-9 w Seneca 31-44 L Reed Custer 46-20 W Yorkville 40-37 W Wilmington 49-17 w Coal City 54-49 w Dwight 54-20 w Plano 49-24 w Record 16-2 The Frosh Soph basketball team completed the season with 16 wins and only 2 losses. Both losstfs came to league champion and undefeated Seneca. This years Lady Indians were led in scoring by Vanessa Smith. Bitty Quinlan led the team in rebounds and Tracey Datham was second in assists. Amie Hess led the team in the blocked shot category and Kim Cox was third in steals. Kellie Schafer was the third best field goal shooter this season. Other girls contributing to the succes this season were sophomores fenny Ristine. Sara Jar-chow and Amy Cottingim. Freshmen Gina Shum-way. Christy Ingold and Melody Repko round out the twelve team roster. The Indians finished second in the conference with a record of 12 wins and two losses and also three freshmen games in which they won all three. This years coach of the tribe was Ron Fritz. J.R. VflRSITV 6RSK€TBRU Jenny trying for an extra point. Gina looking for an open person. 44 VARSITV FOOTBALL J.R. VARSITV FOOTBALL Front Row L to R: Jamie Kepka, Alternate; Teresa Wilkening, J. J. Olson. Stacy Whiteis. Back Row L to R: Kris Anderson. DeAnn Augustine. Nona Pawlak Front Row L to R: Stacy King. Lana Hinshaw. Michelle Palmerin. Back Row L to R: Ginger Wagner. Kim Johnson. Melody Repko. Malea Calvert. Alternate UUR€STUNG VARSITV BASK€TBALL Bottom Row L to R: Darcy Vandervort. Alternate; Chatlotte Hoss. Malea Calvert. Amy Grommes. Amy Power. Alternate; Kristi Winckler. 2nd Row L to R: Robin Moomey, Julie Saillor, Tina Strottner J.R. VARSITV BASK€TBALL Bottom to Top; Nona Pawlak. Kris Anderson. J. J. Olson. Joy Pitelka, Alternate; DeAnn Augustine. Jenny Stevenson. Stacy Whiteis Left to Right: Kim Johnson. Stacy King. Wendy Jankowski. Michelle Palmerin. Ginger Wagner. Not Pictured. Lana Hinshaw OUHM ... OUHM Smile Julie! We’re Winning! Smile Pretty. Boom Chuckle, lucka. lucka . . . The new Richard Simons Raise your hand if your sure Stop ... In the name of love 46 You must he heavy Jenny. Varsity A Fresh. Soph, working together POM - PONS 1986 - '87 Back row: Left to Right: Beth Knauer. Jani Bryant. Robin Schafer. Kim Neidigh. Kelly Bolen. Middle row: Dena Raymond. Dawn Goldman. Jenny Ikonen. Shery'l McGuire. Tina Thomas. Front Row: Shelly Powell. Shawn Skoff. Sheri In low. and Michelle Perez Shabbona-DH Burlington Serena Waubonsie Mendota-DH Dwight Mazon-DH Serena Yorkville Coal City' Newark Reed-Custer Somonauk Marquette DH Seneca-DH Elgin Aurora Central Front Row L to R: Tom Barker, jerry Fahrlander. Brett Leach. Jim Mclnnes. Gus Leigh! jay Francis. Second Row: Coach Weeks. Jim Marsh. Joe Keeton. Pat Cain. Mike Hessen berger. Kevin Head. 10-0 W 4-9 L 17-6 W 9-5 W 0-3 L 8-3 W 1-3 L 14-4 W 3-15 L 4-11 L 0-4 L 4-9 L 8-9 L 3-13 L 5-0 W 4-3 W 6-14 L 12- W 6-8 L 0-2 L 9-1 L 2-0 W VnRSITV BflS€BflLL 1. jay Francis tags out an attempted base stealer. 2. Coach Weeks discusses a play with Jim Marsh. 3. Rick Wilkinson delivers a pitch. 4. Gus Leigh gets ready for a play. 5. Jim Mclnnes watches the ball all the way to his mitt. 6. Jay Francis gets ready for a pitch. 7. Mike Hessen berger with the hit. 48 1. Brett Leach gets hold of one. 2. Jerry’ Fahrlander watches the ball all the way. 3. Gus Leigh pounds another hit. 4. Jim Mclnnes holds the runner on. 5. Jim -Mclnnes gets a lead off. 6. The Indians gather for a team meeting. 7. Rick Wilkinson smacks a hit. 8. Gus Leigh. Jay Francis, and Jim Mclnnes converse about the game. 49 Front Row L to R: Tony Nally, Jeremy Garncarz, Pat Moran. Rich Livingston. Steve Beckwith. Second Row: Scott Inlow. Chad Bohnstedt, Mike Aim. Andrew Larson. Cullen Zethmayr, Third Row: Don Flowers. Steve Weekly. Heath Dannewitz. Jerrod Gerlick. Marlon Collins. Coach Morrison. OPPONENT Valley Lutheran 11-2 W Reed-Custer 5-4 W Burlington Central 13-4 w Waubonsie Valley 1-11 L Dwight 12-11 W Hiawatha 10-0 W Yorkville 3-14 L Seneca 22-3 W Coal City 1-4 L Wilmington 6-7 L Reed-Custer 0-2 L Dwight 7-17 L Somonauk-DH 4-18 L 11-15 L Aurora Central 7-2 W Coal City 6-7 L Hiawatha-DH 14-3 W 15-0 W SOPHOMOR€ I3RS68RU Heath and Pat help Jeremy get ready to hit. The 1987 F S baseball team had a very competitive season, finishing with a .500 mark at 9 wins and 9 losses. The team played several tough games this season only to find themselves on the losing end. A different bounce of the ball or a changed call by an umpire would have made the season very different. The team played with intensity and sportsmanship following the theme: PRIDE IN SANDWICH BASEBALL! 50 1. Don Flowers before the swing. 2. The team trying to find some shade. 3. Don Flowers after the swing. 4. errod Gerlick ready to deliver a pitch. 5. Jeremy ready for the pitch 6. Everyrone is waiting for the water. 7. The Indians outfield heading for the dugout. 8. The runner is going!!! 1st row: Connie Van Winkle, Kim Schaefer. Dawn Goldman, lean Widman, Pat Gavin. Diane Miller, Angie Turner, 2nd row: Crissy Ness. Debbie Cornwell. Tracey Latham, Amy Chapman. 3rd row: Coach Lawrence. Jenni Curran. Trisha Hutson. Jenni Shook. Kim Nallv, Sue Welch. NOT PICTURED: Nona Pawlak v n R s i T V OPPONENT SCORE W L Reed-Custer 8-2 W Burlington 4-2 W Dwight 12-17 L Waubonsie Valley 19-5 W Evergreen Park 0-10 L Dwight 6-12 L Earlville 6-3 W Serena 7-10 L Serena 17-6 W Yorkville 2-5 L Seneca 12-14 L Seneca 7-8 L Coal City 9-17 L Newark 19-6 W Reed-Custer 14-4 W Somonauk 27-20 W Mazon 17-12 W Yorkville 15-20 L Coal City 1-11 L Lemon t 0-18 L Rosary 1-6 L Overall 10-14 52 s 0 F T R n 1 L 1st row: Trisha Hutson. Kim Schaefer, 2nd row: Angie Turner, Connie Van Winkle. 3rd row. Sue Welch, Kim Nolly, Dawn Goldman, NOT PICTURED Nona Pawlak. S6NIORS Way to stretch Spaz. Tush looking for a pitch. Smukers beats out the throw. Pat fielding the grounder. Coach concentrating. jan winging one in for a strike What a garni of awesome out fielders. 1987 J.R. VARSITV SOFTBALL 1st row: Karey Schaefer, Nick}' Bonneau. Kelly Tailor. Jonica Bowers. 2nd row: Kim lohnson. ulie Johnson. Jenna Bowers. Wendy Jankowski. Jenny Crabbe. Becky Nugent. 3rd row: Coach Higgins. Laura Bills, Tracy Latham, Sara Jarchow. Amy Hess. Tammy Ferguson, Amy Cottingim. Amy grabs one for the out. Sara looking for the big catch. Kim is back for the big catch. SCOR€ BOARD OPPONENT Valley Lutheran 111. Ninth and ScieTtc Burlington Wanbonsee E vergi t.'en.J’a rk JfiJRptlle Dwight Reed Custer Yorkville Somonauk Dwight Mazon Lemont III. Math and Science Overall Record 11-3 Tammy sends one out. 55 Front row L to R: S. Hunk ins. G. Shorn way. . Pitelka. A. Hamper. S. Bohnstedt. J. Kepka, M. Repko. Second row: B. Lad wig. C. Ingold. A. Brauer. A. Grommes. C. Walker. K. Bolen. R. Moomey. Third row: Coach Ogryzek. H. Nyho. M. Balmes, L. Wilson. L. McCullough. B. Lohmeier, E. Quinlan. T. Wilkening. Coach Fritz. The girls' track team finished an outstanding season winning 18 dual meets and finishing fourth in the Leland and Seneca Invitation a Is. Their other accomplishments included winning the Tri-City meet at Plano and finishing first in the Interstate-eight Confer- ence Dual Meets Sandwich Ottawa Marc].. Leland. Valley W Shabbona, Burlington Central W Wilmington. Hampshire W Hall. Plano W Leland. Reedcuster W Mooseheart. Aurora Central W Minooka. Coal Cit '. Reddick W Leland. Kirkland Hiawatha W Invitationals Seneca 4th Leland 4th Tri-City 1st 1-8 Conference 1st 1. Amy. working for time. 2. Kelly, out in front. 3. T. WUkening. K. Bolen. S. Bohnstedt. H. Nybo. A. Hamper. Coach Fritz. 4. Teresa, the last two steps. 57 BOVS’ TRACK The Varsity boys’track team ended the 1987season with a school record of 18 wins. The Indians also had impressive performances in the Seneca Invitational. Moose-heart Relays, and Interstate 8 Conference. Senior Marty Gebhart finished 8th in the State Meet discus with a throw of 152 1T a new school record. The J. V. team finished the season with 10 wins and 2 losses. New Frosh-Soph records were set in several events. Varsity Scores: Sandwich 148 Marquette 62 Leland 32 Val. Lutheran 19 Sandwich 88 Burlington 58 Shabbona 39 Sandwich 117 Wilmington 32 Hampshire 30 Sandwich 53 Hall 72 Plano 58 Sandwich 126 Reed Custer 82 Leland 43 Waterman 9 Sandwich 83 Aurora Central 101 Mooseheart 77 Waterman 8 Sandwich 91 Minooka 84 Coal City' 64 Reddick 16 Sandwich 161 Lemont 45 Reed Custer 42 Reddick 21 J.V. Scores: Doug Kitner 1T0 Pole vault Jason Pruski Mike Marrs 400 James Langbein WO Doug Kitner James Langbein 47.9 meter r ln ’ Doug Kitner 384 VzH Triple jump Jason Pruski Mike Marrs 800 Doug Kitner 1763 4 Long jump Doug Kitner James Langbein 1:40.7 meter Marco Ferreri 17.33 High hurdles Lt to Rt. Coach Ogryzek, Coach Pax. Geoff Penman. Arron Hendron, Wayne Johnson. Joe Webber. Martyr Gebhardt. Marco Ferreri. Perry' Smith. Erik Winckler. Mari Shook. Brian Freeman. Todd Latham. 3rd row: Allen Degroot. James Otto. Andy Grommes. Jay Brennan. Keith Berkhout. Mark Hennigar. Jim Sprinkle. 2nd row: Mike Hennigar. Jef KuliJ, Jon Kellogg. Terry Knight. Pat Hendron. Jeff Whitten. Brandon Shelton. Sean Nabors. Doug Kitner. Doug Guseman. Tom Gifford. 1st row: Tad Piron. Jeff Dallner. Jim Langbein. Dorian Thiele. Dan Bark. Jason Pruski, Mike Marrs, Eric Brant. Terry Fa laris. Onesimo Gomez. 1. Jason Pniski 2. Jeff Whitten Dorian Thiele 3. Doug Kitner 4 Keith Berkhout Mark llennigar Jef Kulij Pat Hen• dron 5. Mary Gebhardt 6. Marco Ferrari Chris Harrington 7. Andy Grommes Onesimo Gomez Keith Gerkhoul 8 Tad Piron 9. Todd laithham Dorian Thiele 10. Tom Gifford 11. Mike Mam TOM DUNLOP Athletic Director FALL BANQUET 60 Pictures courtesy of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Hendron 1. Brian Kish receives 5th award 2. Pom pon's 3. Varsity girls basketball 4. Freshmen basketball 5. Basketball cheerleaders 6. Varsityr basketball 61 unity truck. Mr. Fritz and Mike Hennigar ‘Now this is where we reap the benefits of our efforts!' 'arsity baseball. Mr. CVILLE RECORD FO. OOK. A SPECIAL THAN USED THROUGH Sandwich High School Presents CRw CJruth About OnMU A Musical Comedy Hook by June Walker-Rollers Music by Charles Slrouse Lyrics by David Roners CAST Cinderella Deena AUbestro Prince Jeff KullJ Dam Wiley Anises Aim Dame Prudence Jamie Kepke Sir James Dan Foss Lady Lily Jenni Shook King Tim Seibert Queen Rechel Block Oreg Jeff Whitten Diana Terre Stela Pamela Jenelle Werner llumpleby Joy PI tel he Scully Terri Orimm Herald Tom Hlghfleld Lady Southport Carlo tie Turner Dr. Heath Brandon Shelton Lady Scone Yvonne Freemen Lord Scone Ken Wigton Caroline Pom Flo Hugh Fltxhugh Jon Kellogg Millkent Rhonde Croeeen Subject of the Kingdom Jenni Dellner Kim Nelly Jeff Dellner line Thornes Lori McCulough Teresa WUkenlng Brian Ferguson Kristie Winckler 1st. Row L to R Pam Flo, Laura Zitka, Rhonda Crossen, Kristi Winckler, Yuonne Freeman, Kim Nally, Tina Thomas, Cindy Walker, Charlotta Turner 2nd. Row, Brandon Shelton, Tim Siebert, Rachel Black, Jenni Shook, Dan Foss, Joy Pitelka, Terri Grimm 3rd. Row, Jeff Whitten, Jef Kulij, Anissa Aim, Deena Alabastro, Jamie Kepka, Jenni Dalner, Terra Stetz, Janelle Werner 4th. Row. Brian Ferguson, ken Wigton, Jon Kellogg, Jeff Dalner. Tom High field 64 The Truth About Cindrella is a musical comedy. In the plot, Cindrella explains her version of the fairy tale the way it actually happened. The musical was held on November 7th and 8th, 1986 at the Haskins school. It was a great success as it was appreciated by all ages. The production crews should be commended on their fine job as well as Lee Legner, Indian Valley Theatre and Plano High School. - Jef Kulij - 1. Help me! Help me! My false eyelashes are stuck. 2. And they all lived happily ever after. 3. The royal family having an exciting evening at the palace. 65 SPRING PIRV SPRING PLRV SPRING PLRV Mrs. Savage has been left ten million dollars by her husband. and wants the best use of it. in spite of the efforts of her grown-up step-children to get their hands on the money. These step-children, knowing the widow's wealth is now in negotiable securities, and seeing they cannot get hold of it. commit her to a “sanatorium hoping to “bring her to her senses. But Mrs. Savage is determined to establish a fund to help others realize their hopes and dreams. In the sanitorium she meets various social misfits, men and women who just cannot adjust themselves to life, people who need the help Mrs. Savage can provide. In getting to know them she realizes that she will find happiness with them. But the doctor tells her there is no reason why she should remain, she hesitates to go out into a hard world where people seem ready to do anything for money. The self-seeking step-children are driven to distraction by their vain efforts to browbeat Mrs. Savage, but she preserves her equanimity and leads them on a merry chase. The Curious Savage Front (left to right) on the floor Charlotte Hoss. Dan Bark, lay Brennan. Wendy McMillan. Allen Mayer, joy Pitelka.Jim Shultz Middle Kirstin Varner. Justin Cleland. T.L. Wickwire. Rachel Black. Anissa Aim Top Tom Highfield. Deena Alabastro. Tim Seibert. Dan Foss. Jeff Whitten. Tracey Bousselot. Chris Wissmann 67 SPRING PlflV SPRING PLRV SPRING PIRV CURIOUS SRVRGC SPRING PLflV SPRING PlfiV SPRING PMV The 1987 junior class sponsored a space adventure in order to raise money for the prom. Children of all ages enjoyed the various game booths and food items supplied by the juniors. An auction was held with items donated by local businesses and a cake walk provided children and adults an opportunity to win cakes and pies. Traditionally, the carnival King and Queen have been announced at the carnival dance following the daytime activities. This years king and queen were senior Dave McCombes and sophomore Sarah Jar-chow. JUNIOR CARNIVAL 70 SCI€NC€ FAIR The Bridge Contestants: 1st row: Nona Pawlak. Teresa Wilkening, Angie Turner, Mike Hen-nigar. 2nd row: Jim Otto. Anissa Aim, John Clark, Rob Wright. Brain Kish. 3rd row: Wayne Johnson. Eric Schroeder. Tom High field. Brian Ferguson. Jim Mclnnes. Jason Smith with General Characteristics of Metals. Jeff Rhea with Electrical Production from Fruits and Vegetables. Joy Pitelka Generating Electricity with Wind and Water Wheel. Pat Quinlin with Separation of Solutions. Mike Hessenburger testing the life span of Name Brand Batteries. 72 1. Charlotte Hoss - piano solo 2. Deena A la hastro. Dan Foss 3. Heidi Hybo - singing a Norwegian song 4. Dan Foss, Rachel Black - singing “Anything you can do I can do better 5. Desiree Eichert - solo 6. Chris Wissmann, Carlotta Turner, Jeff Whitten - scene from Monty Python. TAl€NT SHOW SCHOLASTIC BOWL TCAM BflCCALAURCATC The baccalaureate ceremony is held each year in honor of the Sandwich High School seniors. Rev. Oregon Mayer from the Salem Lutheran church gave the baccalaureate address this year. The ceremony centered around thoughts of seniors as they prepare to go forth into the future with hope and faith. This is only the second year that Sandwich high school has participateI in the 1-8 scholastic bowl com[ etition. This is a five person team competition where points are earned by answering toss up and bonus questions from the categories of Science. Math. Social Studies. Humanities. Fine arts, and a miscellaneous category which includes Home Economics. Current Events. Theater. Drivers Education. Shop. Etc. An electronic device is used to determine who will be the first person to answer the toss up question. If answered correctly then that team gets 30 seconds to work together to answer the lx)nus question which has multiple parts. If some parts of the bonus question were answered incorrectly, then the captain of the other team may give answers for those parts and earn Mints for the opfKising team. The teams earn 10 points for each toss up question answered correctly and up to 20 points for a bonus question depending upon how many parts of the bonus were answered correctly. This year's team had an outstanding record of 7 wins and 2 losses. They were undefeated going into the conference meet but lost a close match in the second round to Coal City'. They then defeated Dwight to take 3rd in the 1-8 conference tournament. The team also com [feted in the first ever state scholastic bowl tournament. The regionals were held in Streator where the team was defeated in the 3rd round by Wenona. Brian Ferguson. Chris Wissman. Rob Fabris. Nona Pawlak. 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KING ■ KELLY ( hVE Do wmc it L intf' a jotjoui unite Do Men, fe,„yJ f t.urt • =7- • • • , % or jour years you have tread a t CJ 0 • • 9 front (iuu n lo Del liny sun. i oh lit milt yets sleeper £ .dud lit i (intis has jus! heyun Were v r •1 $(“ 1,o L nou you mtutu you u hrn you re % AruP to lf£ cfaS of 7 WeJeJua our p. • 1 oh rp Cfone. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 '■WH ArA'OU %OOKtolG a9ioe • ••••• • HN Nn 1§S DA E • • • • • • F ftETT KIM%AN( NG r SE 7 not • • • • • ••••• ! 1G jgARR R: £YLECj RlN E • • • • • • Visa ■Bu in mu s br ath$waP • ••••• Overvine ua vim', a good time • SlIMH Nis Af.AINnr DMlViV. IIMlN STUDENTS AGANIST DRIVING DRUNK During the school year. S.A.D.D. members were involved in many different activities. 1. Conference at the Rockford Metro Center. 2. School questionnaire on Drinking and Driving. 3. Conference at Elgin on DUI and what can be done. 4. School dance. 5. Senior graduation gifts. 6. Homecoming parade. 7. Film on DUI presented to the school. 8. Program sales Regional Basketball Tournament. s.n.D.D. COMPUTCR CLUB The Computer Club has a long list of important activities it engages itself in. The list includes the election of officers: President: Jeff Whitten. Vice-President: James Otto. Secretary: Chris Wissmann. and Treasurer: Mike Johnson. Other events include the sponsorship of sanctioned video game competition, the holding of educational software classes and the designing and printing of newsletters and fliers for the community. 1st row L to R: Beth Groff 2nd row: Jay Brennan. Chralotte Hoss. 3rd row: Jenni Anderson. Desiree Eichert. 4th row: Ken Wigton. Jeff Da liner. Traci Leppert. 5th row: Brigett Stemmet. Rachel Black. Anissa Aim. Becky Ward. Jenny Johnson. 6th row: Kim Spoden, Dan Foss. Joy Pitelka. Deena Alabas-tro. Tim Seibert. Brandon Shelton. Bryan Joslin. 7th row: Rhonda Shelton. Pam Flo. Ronda Crossen, Mr. Weeks. Audra Brauer. 8th row: Tonja Kra-pausky. Jamie Kepka, Nona Pawlak. From I to R: Jeff Whitten. Mike Johnson. Mike Minard. Mrs. Henry. Rob Fabris. Jim Otto. Eric Schroeder. 79 1st Row L to R: Michelle Palmerin, Wendy Jankowski, Michelle Piedlow. Ronda Crossen, Brandon Shelton. 2nd Row: Mrs. Wright, Beth Groff, Tara Wright, Tonja Krapausky. Stacy Phillips, Karen Burggrof, Jani Bryant, Jeff Rhea, Mike Marrs, Heidi Nybo, Jeff Dallner. Last Row: Jenni Stevenson, Jay Brennan. Rachel Black, Trisha Hutson, Ken Wigton, and Amy Hamper. INDIANS TODA Y LEADERS TOMORROW STUDENT COUNCIL VCRRBOOK 1st row L to R: Andrea Olson. Kim Schaefer, Marty Gebhardt, Julie Saillor, Lori Reeve, Stacy Phillips, Miss Beube. Back row: Angie Sprinkle, Kim Nally, Jon Kellogg, Trisha Hutson, Kristi Burkhart, Sue Miller, Steve Fritts, Brett Leach, Romney Francis. Not pictured: Jeff Kulij, Bryon Woodward, and Mike Minard. NHS National Honor Society members are selected by a faculty council. Junior and Senior students are chosen on the basis of scholarship, leadership, character and service. As part of their service obligation the group sponsored an Alumni Day and established a fund for a fellow Sandwich High School student who was seriously ill. Induction ceremonies were held in May for new members. 1st row L to R: Eric Schroeder. Charlotte Hoss. Jay Brennan. Jenni Stevenson. Jody Jones. 2nd row: Tom High field. Anissa Aim. Brian Kish. Mike Hennigar. Nona Pawlak. 3rd row: Teresa Wilkening. Jim Mclnnes. Mike Hessenberger. Rob Fabris. Brian Ferguson. Chris Wissman. Beth Groff. Jamie Kepka. Mrs. Masoncup. 4th row: Sue Welch. Jenni Curran. Joy Pitelka. CAMCRfl CLUB The purpose of the camera club is to learn about cameras and picture taking. This year the members raised money to buy equipment and darkroom supplies. The club is pleased with its new enlarger. A field trip to a graphic arts laboratory proved to be informative as developing procedures and the printing of pictures were demonstrated. Next year, with the darkroom in running condition. the members hope to use local picture taking as their fund raiser. 1st row L to R: Trisha Hutson. Amy Hamper. 2nd row: Sean Eggenberger. Mr. Haldorson. Pat Gavin. Kristi Burkhart. Eric Burau. Not pictured: Sue Miller. Jennifer Russell. Brigett Stemmet, Mrs. Wright. HISTORV CLUB The history club is an appreciation group that travels to historical sites in northern Illinois. Last year the history’ club attended the Madrigas Dinner in December at Northern Illinois University. The club traveled to Pullman and the Chicago Historical Society in the spring. 1st row L to R: Tom High field. Anissa Aim. Jeff Whitten. Jim Otto. 2nd row: Kristin Varner. Rachel Black. Brian Ferguson. Wayne Johnson. Rob Fabris. 3rd row: Mike Hennigar. Jeff KuliJ. Ken Wigton. Doug Gu-seman. Eric Schroeder. Teresa Wilkening. Chris Wissman. Alan Thirsk. Pete Phillips. Mr. Blackwell. MARCHING BAND The Marching Indians competed in the marching band contest at the University of Illinois as well as entertaining at all the home football games. 1st row L to R: Jamie Kepka. Sherry Mander, Terina Wood. Brian Freeman. Steve Weekly. Cullen Zethmayr. Jason Smith. Don Woodraska. Sean Nabors. Allen DeGroot. Laurie Friese. 2nd row: Lynn Moland. Maiea Calvert. Julie Saillor. Lisa Ligue. Jenni Anderson. Tracy Stemmet. Patsy' Partain, Lisa Bauer. Erica Edwards. Anita Spizzirri, Charlotte Hoss, Wendy McMillen, Pam Flo. Ken Wigton, Beth Knauer. 3rd row: Nicole Hess. Ginger Wagner. Vanessa Smith. Ann Wilson. Kristi Winckler. Jenny Leonard. Dawn Goldman. Amie Hess. Jennifer Beecher. Laura Bills. Julie Johnson. Darcy Vandervort. 4th row: Jenny Johnson. Scott Hallaron. Matt Davis. Harold Brand. Jon Kellogg. Tony Ferreri. Jeff Whitten, Doug Guseman. Rob Fabris. Eric Schroeder, Bonnie Ladwig, Jim Otto. Terri Grimm. 5th row: Pat Gavin. Jason Penman. Geoff Penman. David Benavides. Aaron Hendron. Amy Yano. Tom Highfield. Tim Seibert. Desi Eichert, Nancy Witt. 6th row: Deena Alabastro. Eric Winckler. Doug Ryba. Rhonda Benavides. T. L. Wick wire. Amy Grommes, Jeff Kulij. Jim Mclnnes. Robin Schafer. Not pictured: Shannon Corniels. Brandon Shelton. CONC€RT BAND The concert band presented concerts in December, March and April and also appeared as the pep band at many of the home games. 1st row L to R: Lisa Bauer. Terri Grimm. Ken Wigton. Anita Spizzirri. Maiea Calvert. T. L. Wickwire, Charlotte Hoss. Wendy McMillen. Darcy Vandervort. 2nd row: Julie Johnson. Rhonda Benavides. Sherry Mander. Ann Wilson. Dawn Goldman. Vanessa Smith. Ginger Wagner. Jenny Leonard. Kristi Wickler, Laura Bills. Beth Knauer. Jennifer Beecher. Amie Hess. Jenny Johnson. Jamie Kepka. Lisa Ligue. Julie Saillor. Tracy Stemmet. Patsy Partain. Erica Edwards. 3rd row: Lynn Moland. Amy Yano. Tom Highfield. Tim Seibert. Desi Eichert. Nancy Witt. Pam Flo. Jenni Anderson. Nicole Hess. Deena Alabastro. Eric Winckler. Brian Freeman. Jeff Kulij. Doug Ryba. Jim Mclnnes. 4th row: Scott Hallaron. Bonnie Ladwig. Allen DeGroot. Brandon Shelton. Jeff Whitten. Doug Guseman. Eric Schroeder. Jim Otto. Rob Fabris. Tony Ferreri. Matt Davis. Harold Brand, Jon Kellogg. Aaron Hendron. Jason Penman. Geoff Penman. 5th row: Terina Wood. Don Wood ra ska. Jason Smith. Sean Nabors. Mr. Wickwire. Not Pictured: Shannon Corniels. JAZZ BAND The Jazz Band was very active this year with appearances at the Winter and Spring concerts as well as Jazz festivals at Millikin University (Decatur) and the University of Wisconsin at Whitewater. They also hosted and performed at the 1-8 Conference Jazz Festival and all-school jazz night. 1st row L to R: Sean Nabors, Charlotte Hoss, Eric Schroeder. 2nd row: Doug Guseman, Jeff Whitten. Wendy McMillen. Amy Yano, T. L. Wickwire, Julie Johnson. 3rd row: Jim Otto. Rob Fabris. Tony Ferreri. Aaron Hendron. Jim Mclnnes. Doug Ryba. Jeff Kulij, Brian Freeman. BAND COUNCIL 1st row L to R: Jason Smith. Tom Highfield. 2nd row: Sean Nabors. Julie Saillor. 3rd row: Malea Calvert. Brian Freeman. Tim Seibert. Rob Fabris. 83 n.F.s The A.F.S. club at Sandwich High School is involved in various activities dealing with foreign countries and exchange students. This year the A.F.S. club had dinner at a Chinese restaurant, planned the International banquet along with the Spanish club, and backed the A.F.S. Talent Show. The exchange student this year was Heidi Nybo from Norway who stayed with the Goldman family. 1st row L to R: Lori McCullough. Charlotte Hoss, Dan Foss. 2nd row: Nona Pawlak. Joy Pitelka. Tim Seibert. Jenny Ristine, Gina Shumway. Julie Johnson. Erica Edwards. Miss Mizuno. CLASS OFFICCRS S€NIORS JUNIORS 1st row: Kris Anderson. 2nd row L to R: Wayne Johnson. Mike Hennigar. Brian Kish. SOPHOMOR6S FR€SHM€N From L to R: Tonja Krapausky, Lana Hinshaw. Michelle Perez, Michelle Palmerin. 1st row: Don Flowers. 2nd row L to R: Rick McCombs. Jim Langbein, Tony Nally. 1st rowL to R: Dee Dee Minard. Mrs. Wright, Barb Schroeder. 2nd row: Brandon Shelton. Michelle Pied low. Ken Wigton. Jenni Anderson. Jody Jones. Pam Flo. Jenny Ristine. Shari Burggraf, Tracy Bousselot. 3rd row: Toni Pannell. Beth Knauer. Jimaleen Walters. Tina Thomas. Terri Grimm. WRITING CLUB 1st row L to R: Amy Cottingim. Angie Roop. Darcy Vandervort. Wendy McMillen, Anita Spizzirri. Vanessa Smith. Bonnie Ladwig. 2nd row: Laura Zitka. Marola Balmes, Liz Raguse. Jay Brennan. Joy Pitelka. Keith Berkout. Dawn Schultz. 3rd row: Dena Raymond. Tracy Bousselot. Shari Burggraf. Sheryl McGuire. Lisa Gradert, Dan Foss. Ruben Martinez. Onesimo Gomez. Jim Schultz. Roy Marrs. Pam Flo. Barb Schroeder. Mrs. Grover. SPANISH CLUB Spanish Club activities center around cultural events and activities. This year students sampled paella and flan, typical dishes from Spain, churrosand hot chocolate from Mexico. On our field trip, we saw typical dancing of Argentina. Cuba, and Brazil. Club members participated in the A.F.S. Christmas dinner by providing several pinatas and singing Spanish songs. The club served concessions for three Jr. High track meets as a service. They also provided two movies in Spanish for the classes. 1st row L to R: Erica Edwards. 2nd row: Lori McCullough. 3rd row: Brian Ferguson. Yvonne Freeman. Tim Seibert. 4th row: fenny Ristine. Gina Shumway. Julie Johnson. Charlotte Hoss. Amie Hess. 5th row: Jeff McCombs. Darcie Raymond, Nona Pawlak. Wendy Jankowski. 6th row: Trena Peterson. Miss Mizuno. Jen-nifer Russell. Toni DeMont. Bryan Joslin. FRCNCH CLUB The 1986-87 French club sponsored several events this year. An International banquet was set up in early December with the help of the Spanish club and A.F.S. A field trip to a French play was followed by the sampling of a true French cuisine at the next banquet. The French club, along with A.F.S also co-hosted the Talent Show in April. Officers this year were. President; Nona Pawlak. Vice-President; Trena Peterson. Secretary; Jenny Russell, and Treasurer; Toni DeMont. 85 SCICNCC CLUB 1986-87 was the first school year for Science club. The students had a lot of fun participating in various activities such as the engineering competitions and fund raisers. A special presentation on the space shuttle, was held at the Museum of Science and Industry. 1st row L to R: Chris Wissman. Mr. Lawrence. 2nd row L to R: Chris Frederick. Brian Ferguson. Eric Schroder. Anissa Aim. Brian Kish. 3rd row: Allen Mayer. Mark Hennigar. Scott Hallaron. David Benavides. 4th row: Bruce Ami. Allison Olson. Jennifer Stevenson. Beth Groff. Jenni Curran. Barb Schroeder. Michelle Piedlow. 5th row: Todd Latham. Pat Quinlin. Jason Smith. Erick Winckler. Rob Fabris. Jeff Whitten, Wayne Johnson. John Clarke. Angie Turner. Jim Mclnnes. Teresa Wilkening. Rob Wright. Sue Welch. Nona Pawlak, Mike Hennigar. SP€€CH T€AM TEAM COMPETITION Dec. 6 - Morris Invitational Dec. 13 - Plainfield Invitational Jan. 10 - Reed-Custer Invitational Jan. 17 - Sandwich Invitational 3rd place trophy Jan. 24 Waubonsie Vail ley Jan. 31 - Conference at Yorkville - 3rd Feb. 7 - I.H.S.A. Regionalsat Morris - 11 events to finals Rachel Black advances in Original Ortatory Feb. 14 - I.H.S.A. Sectionals @ Bloomington Feb. 27-28 - S.C.O.T.I.E. Tournament of Champions at C.O.D. Deena A la bast ro. having received a first at conference, competed in Humorous Interpretations. 1st row L to R: Tom Highfield. Chris Wissman. Jeff Whitten. Dan Foss. Tim Seibert. Rob Fabris. 2nd row: Janelle Werner. Michelle Piedlow. Carlotta Turner. Anissa Aim. Rachel Black. J.J. Olson. Jenni Curran. Terri Grimm. Jennifer Beecher. Amy Yano. 3rd row: T.L. Wickwire. Joy Pitelka. Deena Alabastro. Allen Mayer. Not pictured: Cindy Walker. Tracy Bousselot. Julie Johnson. 86 1st row L to R: Scott Hallaron, A.J. Girton, Darrin Van Bibber. Mark Hennigar, Neal Elliot. 2nd row: Doug Rudd. Mike Hennigar, Troy Hutchinson. 3rd row: Mr. Dunlop. Brian Freeman. Terry Knight. Landon Lackey. Scott Schafer, Mr. Anielak. 1st row L to R: Eric Schroeder. Brian Kish. Mike Hennigar. Nona Pawlak. 2nd row: Mr. La Veil. Tom Highfield. Kirstin Varner. Anissa Aim. Jenni Curran, Beth Groff, Jenni Stevenson, Allison Olson. Barb Schroeder. GOLF CLUB The Golf club ended their season fairly successfully considering there was only one returning Senior. The I.H.S.A. regional tournament was held at the Edgebrook Country Club this year. Participants were Senior: Mike Hennigar, Juniors: Landon Lackey. Neil Elliot. Scott Schafer, and sophomores: Brian Freeman, and Terry Knight. J€TS T€AM 87 1st row Ij to R: Dina Johnson, Janelle Werner. Brandon Shelton. Jenny Sexton. Yvonne Freeman. Lynn Mo-land. Mark Hennigar. Julie Lawrence. Ronda Crossen. Chris Frederick. 2nd row: Miss Lamz, Laura Zitka. Celso Sanchez. Terri Grimm, Jon Kellogg, Terra Stetz, Tim Seibert. Pat Piedlow. Dan Foss. Andrea Olson. 3rd row: Carlotta Turner. Becky Ward. Bridgett Stemmet. Lisa Kerley. Jodi Jennings. Pat Gomez. Dee Dee Minard. Kellie Schafer. 4th row: Perry' Smith. Roy Marts. Tina Russell. Stephanie Stack. Rhonda Shelton. Not pictured: Rachel Black. Audra Brauer, Mike Johnson. Michelle Peidlow. Karey Schaefer. Standing L to R: Tim Seibert. Terra Stetz. Tina Thomas. Nona Pawlak. Jeff Whitten. Chris Wissman, Dan Foss. Carlotta Turner. Charlotte Hoss. Darcy Vadervort, Mike Union. Rachel Black. Brian Ferguson. RobFab-ris. Tom High field. Mike Hennigar. Eric Schroeder. Lying down F to B: Anissa Aim. Deena Alabastro. T.L. Wickwire. Joy Pietelka. Wayne Johnson. Jamie Kepka. Not pictured: Kirstin Varner. 88 DRAMA CLUB The Sandwich High School Drama Club is an honorary' organization for students involved in any area ol theatre arts. In order to be initiated into the Drama Club, a student needs to get ten points, which are obtained by being in various activities. These activities include the Fall Musical. Speech Team. Spring play, sound crew, light crew. Assistant to the Director, Stage Manager, set crew, and makeup crew. The Drama Club has several activities throughout the year. A dance was held in March as a fund raiser. The trip last year was to the Candlelight Dinner Theatre to see the production of RAGS. During the summer. a students is sfyonsored to go to Speech Camp. One of the final events of the year for Drama Club is the initiation of new members. This year, the new members are Tracy Bousselot, Jenni Curran. J.J. Olson. Allen Mayer. Jenni Shook, and Cindy Walker. MUSIC AWARDS BANQUCT Front I ft to rt: ALLEN MA YER: 1-8 all-conference, 11 ISA solo en-semble. AMY YANO: 1-8 all-conference, IHSA solo ensemble, WIU all-star band. MALEO CALVERT: IHSA solo ensemble. DARCY VANDERVORT: IHSA solo ensemble. BETHKNAUER: 1-8 all-conference. IHSA solo ensemble, outstanding freshmen. Lft to rt: DEENA ALABASTRO: Tri-M Music Honor Society. ANITA SPIZZIRRI: 1-8 all-conference. IHSA solo ensemble. T.L. WICKWIRE. 1-8 all-conference, IMEA all-district. IMEA all-state, IHSA solo ensemble, WILJ all-star band, outstanding junior. Tri-M Music Honor Society. JAMIE KEPKA: 1-8 all-conference, IHSA solo ensemble. WIU all-star band. Tri-M Music Honor Society. CHARLOTTE HOSS: 1-8 allconference. IMEA all-district. IMEA all-state. IHSA solo ensemble. WIU all-star band, outstanding junior. Tri-M Music Honor Society. 1-8: Dee Dee Minard. Brandon Shelton, Roy Marrs, Yvonne Freeman. Stephanie Stack. Tina Russell. IMEA: Tim Seibert, Deena Alabastro. Jamie Kepka. Solo ensemble: Terri Grimm, Dan Foss. Rachel Black. Dee Dee Minard, Lynn Moland. Ronda Crossen. Pat Peidlow. Charlotta Turner. Roy Marrs, Mark Hennigar. Jenny Sexton, Tim Siebert. Janelle Werner, Terra Stetz. Tri-M: Rachel Black. Outstanding FR: Lynn Moland SOPH: Rhonda Shelton JiJN: Terra Stetz SEN: Rachel Black. 89 Fresh soph wrestling stats: Jonica Bowers. Julie John- Football stats: Jenny Curran. Gina Abens, Debbie Roisland. Amy Chapman. NOT son. Andrea Evans. NOT PICTURED. Diana Dively. PICTURED. Kim Schaefer. Karen Burggraf, Kim Neidigh. Shawn Bohnstedt. Angie Turner. Chrissy Ingold. Bittyr Quinlan. Varsity Baseball stats: Deann Augustine. Varsityr wrestling stats: Gina Abens. Fresh soph baseball stats: Gina Abens. Debbie Rois- fenny Ikonen. NOT PICTURED: Kim Debbie Roisland. Kelly Flowers. w Vo]U' ic7'1“ arc Neidigh. land. Kelly Flowers. Girls’ Basketball stats: Eric Shroeder. Wayne Johnson. Pat Hendron. Boys’ Basketball stats: Kris Kerlev. Amy Chapman. Denise Richards. Angie Roop. Jenny Russell. NOT PICTURED. Amie Hess. Chama Bagg. Jean Widman. Kim Neidigh. Michelle Perez. 90 JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS Freddie says hi from the boiler room Gina A bens Chris Acker David Adams Deena A la bastro Steve Andrew Bruce Ami Harold Brand Jani Bry'ant Karen Burggraff Pat Cain joe Cano Keith Carlson Kelly Cave Amy Chapman Jan Coppes Kurt Corman Debbie Cornwell Jenny Curran 92 Jon Kellogg laughs JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS Brett Daffenberg Matt Davis Steve Despairt Sean Eggenberger Neat Elliott ]erry Fahrlander Rich Felstead Michelle Furguson Dan Foss Melissa Foster lay Francis Yvonne Freeman Pat Gavin Tom Gifford Onesimo Gomez Sherry Greer Beth Groff Amy Grommes Andy Grommes Tim Grubbs Chris Harrington Kevin Head Mike Hessenberger Dwyane Holliday Jenny Holliday Charlotte Hoss Mike Hulon Troy Hutchison ‘Don't we look enthused!' JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS Jinny Ikonen Carrie Jackson Paul Johnson Troy Jones Tim Kazorowski Joe Keeton Jon Kellogg Randy Kellogg Chad Kemper Jamie Kepka David Kirk Karen Kobliska Aaron Kuntz Landen Lackey Pam Lane Todd Latham Gus Leigh Chad Linton Bill Littlebrant Beth Lohmeier Jackie Mall Sherry' Mander Todd Milligan Dee Dee Minard Jon Monti i Crissy Ness Julie Nugent 'If she thinks I can get this done in 15 minutes, she’s crazy”. You caught me by surprise”. JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS l Lori Me Cullough Allison Olson Brett Olson J. . Olso Antonette Panned Nora Partain oy Pitelka Pat Quinlan Penny Reimann Yolanda Reyes if Jeff Rhea Debbie Roisland Candy Rosen berger Wayne Russell Doug Rvba Scott Schafer Jodi Schroeder Barb Schroeder Tim Seibert Jenny Shook JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS Jason Smith Jim Sprinkle Brian Spies Troy Stallings Julie Stanford • Brian Steele Terra Stetz Jenny Stevenson Dave Strottner Tina Thomas Chris Thompson Carlotta Turner Darcey Vandervort Kirstin Varner Cindy Walker Troy Walker Bob Walters Rob Watkins Stacey Whiteis Howey Whitlatch Terry' Wickwire Jean Widman Rick Wilkinson Ann Wilson Eric Winckler 96 Stretching out for a good practice. SOPHOMORCS SOPHOMOR€S SOPHOMOR€S SOPHOMOR€S Jennifer Anderson, Paul Arnett, Randy Aubart, Chama Bagg, Marola Balmes, Steve Beckwith, Jennifer Beecher. Keith Berkhout. Jeff Booten, Tracy Bousselot, Jenna Bowers, Bryan Brineger. Shari Burggraf. Jeff Cole. Marlon Collins, Kyle Corniels, Amy Cottingim, Kim Cox, Jenny Crabbe. Kim Craft SOPHOMOR6S SOPHOMOR6S SOPHOMOR€S SOPHOMOR€S - ’If you think that this job is easy you’re crazy!’ Chris Frederik. Matt Frederick, Brian Freeman. Jeremy Gamcarz, Jarrod Gerlick, Carmen Gomez, Lisa Gradert. David Hayes, Aaron Hendron, Amy Hess, Lana Hinshaw, Troy Hutson Jeff Da liner, Heath Dannewite. Allen Degroot, Toni Demont, Desiree Eichert, Tony Emery, Terry' Falaris. Marco Ferreri 1. bet you can 7 tell I got up late for school can you. ” 2. “Would you like to join our mickey mouse fan club?’’t SOPHOMORCS SOPHOMORCS SOPHOMOR€S SOPHOMORCS Ah ha I caught ya! Wendy Jankowski Sara farchow Dina Johnson ulie Johnson Kim Johnson Mike Johnson Kathy Jones Bryan Joslin Shawn Judd Chris Kerley April Kirkpatrick Stacy King Doug Kitner Terry Knight Tonja Krapausky Tracey Latham Rich Livingston Shane Loomis Eddy Mall John Marsh 1 99 SOPHOMOR6S SOPHOMOR6S SOPHOMOR6S SOPHOMOR€S Ruben Martinez Ryan Martinez Jeff McCombs Robert McGava Sheryl McGuire Robert McMillen Wendy McMillen Diane Miller Merlin Milligan Chuck Minard Pat Moran Pam Moris Tracey Morel Sean Nabors Doug Neidigh Becky Nugent Andrea Olson Doug Ohme Rebecca Olson Tom Ott 100 ft1 “You caught me playing with him! SOPHOMORCS SOPHOMOR€S SOPHOMOR€S SOPHOMOR€S Michelle Palmerin Geoff Penman Michelle Perez Trena Peterson Stacy Phillips Amy Power Becky Quade Jon Quade Darcie Raymond Laura Reeve Denise Richards Jenny Ristine Angela Roop Doug Rudd Jennifer Russell Celso Sanchez Jeff Schmit Brandon Shelton Rhonda Shelton Rob Simmons Vanessa Smith Anita Spizzirri Kim Spoden Brigett Stemmet Tina Strottner Dorian Thiele Dean Thomas Paul Thompson Steve Weekly Ken Wigton Aaron Wissmann Tara Wright Yvonne Wruck Amy Yano 101 FR€SHM€N Ffl€SHM€N FR€SHM€N FR€SHM€N FR€SHM€N I've been in this sewing class almost a semester now, and I still don Y know how to thread this machine!” Regina A bens Scarlett Adkins Michael Aim Scott Andrew Adam Arnett Lisa Bauer David Benavides Bob Benedict Dave Bentley Laura Bills Chad Bohnstedt Jonica Bowers Eric Brant Audra Brauer Malea Calvert Brandon Carlson Mike Chaney Kristine Childress Tim Crab be Ronda Crossen Clinton Cunz Jenny Dallner James Davis Diana Dive ley Erica Edwards Andrea Evans Olivia Fabela Tammy Ferguson 102 FR€SHM€N FR€SHM€N FR€SHM€N FR€SHM€N FR€SHM€N Pamela Flo Don Flowers Alex Francis A.J. Girton Artie Graham Jim Gray Diane Green Terri Grim Scott Hallaron Aaron Hamper Michelle Harmon Mark Hennigar Nicole Hess Brian Howell Tasha Hughes Christy Ingold Scott Inlow Jodi Jennings Jennifer Johnson Todd Jones 103 ‘Vo you mind?” Another typical Freshman's locker! FR€SHM€N FR€SHM€N FR€SHM€N FR€SHM€N FRFSHM6N Andrew Larson Julie Lawrence Jenny Leonard Wendy Legner Traci Leppert Sarah Leipins Tom Ligue Lisa Lozano Mike Marrs Roy Marrs Jim Martin Lee Martinez Allen Mayer Rick McCombs Vincent Miskelley Lynn Moland Robin Moomey Kyle Murphy Justin Nagy Tony Nally FR€SHM€N FR€SHM€N FR6SHM6N FRCSHM6N FR€SHM€N Shelly Powell Jason Pruski Elizabeth Quinlan Liz Raguse Dena Raymond i Melody Repko Jenny Richards Harry Riis Steve Robinson Tina Russell Robert Saunders Karev Schaefer Kellie Schafer Jay Schafer Dawn Schultz vj Jenny Sexton Monty Shaver Matt Shook Gina Shumway Shawn Skoff Perryr Smith David Pekoe Stephanie Stack Charissa Steel 105 Wendy Legner peeks out from the freshman lockers. FR€SHM€N FR€SHM€N FR€SHM€N FR€SHM€N FR€SHM€N Tracy Stemmet Jim Sullivan Mike Swearingen Walter Swearingen Valerie Tate Brian Thomas Shelia Thorton Dana Towne Darren Van Bibber Ginger Wagner Jimaleen Walters Rebecca Ward Malissa Warren Jenny Wasiak Mike Weis Janelle Warner Linda Wilson Kristi Winkler Nancy Witt Trena Wood Chris Wuchte Chris Zetchmayor Laura Zitka NOT PICTURED Freshmen: Chris Hewitt Tammy Littlebrant David Hartman Mark Doty Jeff Isabel Dean Blusiewicz Shelby Hankins Christina McCaslin Reid SanFlippo Nicole Bonneau Sophomores: Christopher Borneman Kelly Taylor Eric Burau Todd Hawley Robert Krejci Jeff Marshall Jim Schultz Rico Soave Bryon Woodward Juniors: Erick Graham Kristie Lyons Jim Marsh Russ Nolan Mark Wilson Eric Edwards Timothy Bonneau 106 I can't believe someone autographed this skull!” DOWN STAT€ INDIVIDUALS WRCSTLING .VkS.A STAfc Jay Bren non - 4th STATE Dave McCombs at state Brian Kish - 3rd STATE Dave McCombs - 2nd STATE TRACK Marty Gebhart - 8th STATE discus Tad Piron - 2nd sectionals shotput Tom Gifford - 2nd sectionals 200m dash 1 J ■- S€NIOR AWARDS 1. Anissa Aim - Centel Cable Scholarship 2. Wayne Johnson - Scholastic Honors 3. Brian Kish - Illinois State scholars award 4. Jay Brennan - Illinois State scholar award 5. Tom Highfield - Scholastic High Honors 6. Mr. Close addressing the seniors 7. Scholastic Bowl team: Lft. to Rt. Jeff Whitten, Nona Pawlak. Brian Ferguson. Rob Fabris, and Chris Wissmann. 1. The procession of graduates. 2. Heidi Nyho delivers her farewell speei:h. 3. Tom High field delivers his salutatory address. J. Grant Bonner - Su ierintendent of Schools addresses the class of 1987. GRAUDATING CLASS OF 1987 ... THESE ARE THE MEMORIES WE WILL TAKE WITH US AS WE PURSUE OUR NEXT BIG STEP.'! MRS. MORRISON CENTRAL MICHIGAN UNIV. ADV. SPEECH. SPEECH. CRITICAL READING. SOPH. WRITING. DRAMA MISS KUTILEK ILLINOIS STATE UNIV. DEVELOPMENTAL READING, BUSINESS COMMUNICATION. SOPH. ENGLISH II MRS. EULER UNIV. OF WISCONSIN STEVENS POINT CONSUMER EDUCATION. CLOTHING I, FOODS - . FAMILY LIVING MRS. WRIGHT NORTHERN MISSOURI STATE UNIV. ENGLISH SURVEY [COLL. BOUND). AMERICAN LITERATURE. SOPH. ENGLISH (COLL. BOUND). STUDENT COUNCIL ADVISOR 115 MRS. BAUMANN AURORA UNIV. ELEMENTARY ALGEBRA I. GEOMETRY, TRIGONOMETRY MRS. HENRY ILLINOIS STATE UNIV. PASCAL. ELEMENTARY ALGEBRA U. ALGEBRA I MRS. KITTLESON ILLINOIS COLLEGE ART MI. PSYCHOLOGY MR. POWERS ILLINOIS COLLEGE. NORTHERN ILLINOIS UNIV. GENERAL MATH. GEOMETRY. BASIC PROGRAMMING l-ll A 116 MR. LAWRENCE EASTERN ILLINOIS UNIV. CHEMISTRY. ADV. CHEMISTRY. PHYSICS MR. LAVELL NORTHERN ILLINOIS UNIV. BIOLOGY. ADV. BIOLOGY. LIFE SCIENCE MS. HOGAN NORTHERN ILLINOIS I 'NIV. MATH. ENGLISH Eli. ENGLISH lll-TV, RESOURCE MS. MILLER ILLINOIS STATE UNIV. SOCIAL STUDIES. ENGLISH. SCIENCE. RESOURCE 117 MRS. BAIRD ILLINOIS STATE UNIV. ACCOUNTING TIL BUSINESS LAW, DATA PROCESSING, TYPING I, OFFICE PROCEDURES. c MRS. DANKENBRING EASTERN ILLINOIS UNIV. TYPING I-II, TYPING III-IV, SHORTHAND, RECORD KEEPING wm MR, WEEKS UNIV. OF DUBUQUE WORLD HISTORY, WORLD CULTURES, CURRENT EVENTS. PRACTICAL LAW PARSONS COLLEGE NORTHERN ILLINOIS US. HISTORY. U.S. HISTORY (COLL. BOUND), SOCIOLOGY. ECONOMICS. AMERICAN GOVERNMENT MR. BLACKWELL 118 MS. HIGGINS WA YNE STA TE UNIV. PHYSICAL EDUCATION Ml. PHYSICAL EDUCATION III-IV. WORLD CULTURES. PRACTICAL LAW MR. GERRISH NORTHERN ILLINOIS UNIV. PHYSICAL EDUCATION I-II. PHYSICAL EDUCATION III-IV 119 MRS. GROVER BELOIT COLLEGE A ILLINOIS STATE UNIV. SPANISH I, II. Ill MS. MIZUNO ILLINOIS STATE UNIV. FRENCH I. II. III. ENGLISH SURVEY, CURRENT EVENTS MRS. SONDERGEROTH ILLINOIS VALLEY COMMUNITY COLLEGE SPECIAL EDUCATION AID MRS. LAMZ SHERWOOD MUSIC SCHOOL CHORUS MR. WICKWIRE DRAKE UNIV WESTERN ILLINOIS UNIV. BAND. (SUPERVISOR OF THE MUSIC 120 PROGRAM) MR. CLOSE MR. BONNER PRINCIPAL SUPERINTENDENT MRS. MASONCUP MR. POWESKI GUIDANCE COUNSELOR GUIDANCE COUNSELOR S€CR€TRRI€S MRS. MCCRSUN SECRETARY SCHOOL BOARD FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: DEAN POTTER, CRAIG STEVENSON, PAUL LARSON. GENESHUMWAY, RALPH WEBB, RAY HENDRON. JOANN SCHAFER CCNTRAl OFFICC FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: MARY SMITH. DORIS WALDROP. GRANT BONNER, DONNA NELSON, ROBERT LEONARD, MISSING FROM PHOTOGRAPH: DEAN VAN HORN _______________ _______________________________ 123 BUS DRIVERS COOKS BACK ROW: MEL INMAN. SALLY LATHAM. ED KRISTENSEN. BACK ROW: BERNICE MILLER. MARJORIE MOREL. JUDY WIL-MARY JO WILKINSON. JOHN DAVIS. O. K. HARGRAVES. LIAMS. LINDA SNEE. MARY LOU MORIS. FRONT ROW: ROSE FRONT ROW: MARSHA DAVIS. BARBARA BROCKER. GUY LEMKE. CHARLENE JOHNSON. MISSING FROM PHOTOGRAPH: JOHNSON. MISSING FROM PHOTOGRAPH: BETTY HAR- JOYCE SWANSON GRAVES. GERALD JAMES. ELAINE LAUTHE. GRACE WADE CUSTODIANS GR€G UNGl€ LOIS MUNSON EDWARD EDMUND MARRS FUCHS OFFICE AIDS BACK ROW: SHAWN BOHNSTEDT, JOE WEBBER. FRONT ROW: MICHELLE PEREZ. SHERRY MANDER, TONJA KRAPAUSKY. TRENA PETERSON. ANITA SPIZZIRRI ----12 I.V.V.C. Indian Valley Vocational Center was established for students who wished to learn a trade of some sort. The classes that are offered are. office procedures. child care, foods, drafting, graphic arts, building trades, ag. mechanics, auto mechanics, and auto body. 1. Duane Kitner in Machine trades 2. Dave Strottner goofing around again in Auto Mechanics 3. Wayne Russel. Lee Warren, Todd Milligan, and Brian Steele in Auto Mechanics 4. Troy ones working hard in Auto Mechanics 5. Randy Brinegar in Welding 125 1. Gus Leigh in Agricultural Mechanics 2. Troy Hutchinson planning his future home 3. Debbie Roisland chatting with Christopher in Childcare 4. Pat Hendron working hard in drafting 5. Chris Acker, Kim Roisland, Kelly Bolen, Candy Rosen berger. Becky Linton, and Pat Gavin posing in Graphic Arts 6. Tina Thomas and Sherri Greer planning lessons for the children 126 ADS ADS ADS ADS ADS ADS ADS Sure, I'm Studying! ' 823 E. Church Street Sandwich, Illinois 60548 815 786-2105L ROBERT L. KNIGHT CICL Personal And Commercial insurance Protection 815-786-8257 IDLE HOUR LANES RON BONNIE MILLER 10 LANES - 1-2 AUTOMATICS PRO-SHOP LOUNGE AMPLE PARKING SANDWICH, IL Artcarved Class Rings Largest Selection In Area IVY-OAKS Indian Jewelry 2 North Main Sandwich, Illinois 60548 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1987 THE YEARBOOK JOY RAUSCH 815-786-8642 127 SANDWICH DECORATING CENTER Rt. 34 between Plano Sandwich Phone (815) 786-2123 Go Where The Pros Go Art's Super Mart 29 Eddy Street Sandwich, Illinois 60548 FRI. 9-9 MON., TUES., WED., THURS. CLOSED SUNDA Y AND SA T. 9-5:30 Johnson's Hobby Sport Shop DICK JOHNSON 9 N. MAIN ST. 815-786-2450 SANDWICH, ILLINOIS 60548 i£t ' UHV SVJ k . VtOW-S HOME CENTERS ' c Carol Stream 312-665-2900 Downers Grove 312-969-6060 IiVDIAA SPRINGS Sandwich 815-786-9466 ThuFl aSu IMPACT DIE Castings • Design • Engineering • Casting • Machining • Finishing Congratulations Class OS 1987 A THE YUM YUM SHOPPE 301 E. Church Sandwich owners call in: Joe Judy Rud 786-9766 Sck ram (Chiropractic aCifecenter Tbr. Qalin 2). Schram 206 Weit Center W: 786-9818 Sandwic h, Minoii M, 498-9317 129 VHS TAPE RENTAL VCR RENTALS SALES wo®!® inr OT©[Rfl HUNDREDS OF TAPES TO CHOOSE FROM 117 EAST SOUTH STREET (CORNER RT. 34 HALE) PHONE PLANO, IL 60545 (312) 522-4164 Morsch Motor Sales, Inc. CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH — DODGE ROUTE 34 PLANO, ILLINOIS 60545 (312) 552-7688 COMMUNITY BANK OF PLANO 17 EAST MAIN ST. PLANO, ILLINOIS 60545 (312) 552-3154 (815) 786-2165 Burkhart Funeral Home Serving the area since 1856 KEITH J. BURKHART 606 E. ARNOLD RD. Funeral Director Sandwich, IL. 60548 (815) 786-2191 TELEPHONES (312) 552-3167 LOUIS E. NEUENDORF ATTORNEY AT LAW 222 EAST RAILROAD STREET SANDWICH, ILLINOIS 60548 TRI-COUNTY CONCRETE, CO. 331 W. Church St. Sandwich, II. 60548 (815) 786-2179 AGENCY, INC. 210 E. RAILROAD ST. SANDWICH, IL. 60548 “INSURANCE IS OUR 816-786-8150 BUSINESS” Personal and Commercial Insurance Protection 552-3447 or 552-8088 ttAocitUe 2 WEST MAIN STREET PLANO, IL. 60545 LIFE• FIRE AUTO ACCIDENT LIABILITY REALTY WORLD. Congratulations From Realty World A-1 2 E. South Street Plano, IL. 60545 (312) 552-3171 Kim Schober and Kim Neidigh decorate the gym for Homecoming ‘Seat DRUG STORE 'P’UMt “SERVING THIS COMMUNITY SINCE 1926 132 INDIAN SPRINGS DRIVE SANDWICH, ILLINOIS 60548 T ] CUSTOM PAINT AUTO BODY 818 E. RAILROAD, SANDWICH. ILLINOIS 60548 (815)786-9537 FREE ESTIMATES THE FLOWER PEDDLER 101 E. Church Street, Sandwich, Illinois 60548 Phone 815-786-9446 Brian Ann Scofield ©ur ©Ifr JJinuse (douixtr fining 304 W. Church St. Sandwich, IL 60548 815-786-7386 Dot Bob Lathrop 1 TELEPHONE 786-2146 COOPER HOME FURNISHINGS STEVEN E. ROGERS, D.D.S. OWEN V. COOPER OFFICE HOURS 224 EAST RAILROAD STREET BY APPOINTMENT SANDWICH. ILLINOIS 60548 112 MAIN ST. PHONE PLANO, ILL. 60545 312 552-8288 Sandi Teckenbrock 1112 E Railroad Sandwich, II H R BLOCK THE INCOME TAX PEOPLE _ , , THE INCOME TAX PEOPLE Telephone 786-2051 or (815) 223-5181 James and Marlene Kee The Office Works We have everything to moke your office work 5 East Main (312) 552-4255 Plano, II. 60545 ft GO INDIANS I to tha Best wishes for continued success c. t.s.® KNIGHTS DIVISION 1 KAWALL REALTY SALES CONSULTANT Garland’s FURNITURE Showroom 131 EAST CHURCH STREET SANDWICH, ILLINOIS 60548 PHONE 815-786-7716 Congratulations to the Class of ”87” Specializing in Residential Real Estate 228 E. Church St. Rt. 34 Sandwich, 111. Ph. 786-3321 SOUTHTOWN AUTO REPAIR (815) 786-8825 SANDWICH IL. GENERAL AUTO REPAIR CONGRATULATIONS TO 87 GRADUATES SANDWICH MEDICAL CLINIC S.C. WILLIAM S. KENSHAL, M.D. TELEPHONE 10 MECHANIC STREET SANDWICH ILLINOIS 60548 (815) 786-2173 Ken Ray’s Auto Body Shop 317 W. 2ND STREET ROCK FALLS, ILL. PHONE 625-8830 AUTO PAINTING REPAIRING PROMPT EXPERT SER VICE OWNERS KENT MCGONIGLE - RA Y KULAS 133 PARKS BROS. RED FOX FOOD STORE LOCALLY OWNED OPERATED BY JIM SUE SEBBY INDIAN SPRINGS SHOPPING CENTER SANDWICH, IL. STORE HOURS. “We reserve the right to SUN. 8-5 limit quantities and to MON.-FRI. 8-9 correct printing errors.” SAT. 8-7 The Sandwich State Bank CONGRATULATIONS To The CLASS OF 1987 Phone: (815) 786-8561 Member FDIC BOB’S J L 201 WEST CHURCH CORNER OF CHURCH AND GREEN 786-8558 HOUGH’S FOOD’S 104 NORTH LATHAM Sandwich 786-9038 Congratulations CLASS OF ’87 WSPY FM 107 LOCAL SPORTS NEWS MUSIC WBYG AM 930 THE BIG SOUND OF COUNTRY P.S. LINDER CO. SINCE 1908” LUMBER-BUILDING MATERIALS 44 RAILROAD ST. SANDWICH, IL. 60548 PH. 786-8558 p,n ?. ScUiJt, 2). W.2). 103 Ylorth ddddy Street Sandwich 60548 telephone: 815-786-2182 GENTLEMAN’S TUE CUT 4-8 BARBER SHOP THUR 9:30-6 815-786-2772 FRI 9-5 SAT 9-1 BRINDA KERN STYLIST 43 WEST CHURCH ST. RT 34 SANDWICH. IL. 60548 Where Paying Less feels Great PAMIDA P.H. 815-786-8777 616 E. CHURCH STUART F. PHILLIPS TRAVEL CONSULTANT MANAGER VILLAGE EAST PLAZA ROUTE 34 EAST P.O. BOX 30 SANDWICH IL. 60548 (815) 786-9484 136 Congratulations Class of 1987 815 786-2207 FULL Y INSURED - FREE ESTIMA TES JIM OTTO SONS GENERAL CONTRACTOR SANDWICH, ILLINOIS CUSTOM HOMES FOUNDATIONS REMODELING FLAT WORK Congratulations Senior Class G.F. French Inc. 128 E. Railroad Sandwich, II. 60548 (815) 786-8776 Larson’s Phillips 66 and Mini Mart 120 N. Main Sandwich, II 60548 (815) 786-9281 or (815) 786-8504 Gas Car Repair Food 137 PATRONS RICH MCCASLIN CONSTRUCTION LEFTY'S TOWN AND COUNTRY “from a snack to a meal” REEL PRO VIDEO CEDERDELL GOLF CLUB DAVID J. RUSSEN YINGL1NGS SALVAGE INC. MCCASLIN'S BAKERY RAYMOND and JANNA LEE KULAS ROCK FALLS, IL. MARK D. WEINHOLD D.D.S. WAYNE K. SMITH SANDWICH TOWNSHIP PUBLIC LIBRARY (815) 786-8308 DR. CSISZER CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1987 Phone 815498-2041 24 Hours A Day 24 HOUR TOWING SERVICE JIM’S BODY SHOP BUMPER TO BUMPER REPAIR ALIGNMENT - TUNE-UP AIR CONDITIONING JIM GERLICK 215 E. NORTH ST. SOMANAUK, IL. 60552 EDGEBROOK COUNTRY CLUB TOY’S DEPARTMENT STORE K.R. 1 Snyilam Rd Sandwich, II. 2 EAST RAILROAD ST. SANDWICH, IL 60548 “Fine Food, reasonable prices” TREBER’S RESTAURANT 1 E. Main Plano, IL. M-F 5:30 AM - 6:00 PM SAT 5:30 AM - 2:00 PM SUN 7:00 AM - 11:30 AM CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1987 Lvlc Hyatt And Co. General Contractors House an l Machinery Moving 507 West First Street Sandwich. IL. Phone: 786-6591 “Fowl camper source for over 20 years99 Westwood Camping Center Dare Westwood Drop. Phone 552-7273 220 W. Main Street Plaint, Illinois 60548 For Insurance Call Bill Westbrook 1112 E. Railroad St. Sandwich, IL. 60548 (815) 786-2113 Like a good neighbor State Farm is there 43 W. Church St. Rt. 34 Sandwich (815) 786-3054) Dke J c lairchnic - pu FAMILY HAIRSTYLING TANNING SPA Complete nail care - therapeutic massage - complete line amage makeup - Hair removal. SUSIE DIERZEN MARY WILEY 140 FOREIGN Karla Jowett Melbourne, Australia Rotary exchange Student “G’Day Mute!” I have heard this phrase more often than any other since I arrived in Sandwich in January. The never-ending questions about Paul Hogan. Kangaroo's and Koala's, have really surprised and at times amused me. The warm welcome I received when I came to Sandwich was fantastic. Every one was friendly and helped me through my ‘culture shock '. I really didn 7 know what to expect, after all I was being sent to a small town called, (of all names}. Sandwich. My friends in Australia thought my trip to the U.S. would be fantastic. School would be like ‘The Breakfast Club”, or one long episode of Family Ties . Well. I'm afraid life in America is not exactly as it appears in the shows, but I'm having more fun than I ever imagined. Keep up the fantastic work Sandwich! You really know how to welcome someone ‘new' and accept them. I hope there are many more happy exchanges in and out of Sandwich. Illinois. U.S.A. “See ya later Mate!” - Karla Jowett- EXCHANGE STUDENTS Marola Ralmes Madrid, Spain Rendall exchange Student It is hard to describe my year in the IJ.S. A. because I had some hard times and some happy times. During my stay in Sandwich. I learned not only English but things about a country and its people completely different from mine. I am definitely going to miss all of you and wish you good luck in the future. I would like to thank my family and teachers for all the things they have done for me and all times they helped me with my studies. When you read this. I will be back in Spain however. I want to tell you that you are welcome to my home if you decide to visit Spain. I love you all and hope to see you again sometime. Love. Marola Heidi Nybo Stranda, Norway A.F.S. exchange Student Here I am at the end of my year as an A.F.S. student! It has been a great year with much excitement and many new experiences. I arrived in Sandwich in the middle of August with realistic expectations for the year. Now I look back at the year and have several memories and experience both good and bad however. I would not have changed anything. I have learned a lot about myself and other people. I have traveled and seen many different states and most importantly, have lived as a “real American ” for the year. I am from a small town in Norway and therefore experienced no difficulties adjusting to the size of Sandwich. I have had to adjust however, to new customs and traditions and have had to be open to new activities and hobbies that do not exist in Stranda. Norway. Comparing the U.S. to Norway is difficult because the U.S. is so much larger than Norway and is filled with people of different nationalities. I believe it is the mixture of different people that make the U.S. so interesting. My host family, the Cold mans, and my friends have made my stay enjoyable. interesting, and exciting. They have been wonderful and have meant more to me than I can say and I love them all. I hope I will return to Sandwich someday, but during my absence 1 want you to remember that I love you all and realize without family and friends. I would not have been so happy. Thank you for everything and please keep in touch. Love. Heidi 141 Autographs Autographs Autographs Autographs Autographs Autographs Autographs mWALS WORTH PUBLISHING COMPANY MARCCLINC MIMOl'RI USA