Serena High School - Flashback Yearbook (Serena, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1970 volume:

-- hfvlg '21 I K l'5 I: I 2 IU L I 4 P' A Li H P ,A .1 I I E 1: fx i, Q -X I 17. ,lfbl 710241 - 777 wgafwlf FLASHBACK Serena Community High School Serena, Illinois 1970 Clie 'Drama of Another 'Hear Unfolds wg-:M VV,,, , 1 ,Q Learning from the fPast 4 .,... A ,. ,,,. ,,,, . N--A- Enjoging the fpresent. . . Snoopy from Peanuts by Donna Larson with apologies to Charles M. Schulz Q 1956 United Feature Syndi cate Inc. Anticipating the future www. Q bv' 1 5:51 gy ith? ci N g a 81353551 ' - 5 li 7 ' - , - ' ' l'1f's5':','-- f .,-Iim,-f K fk.., : ,..ff,,. ,- .. - i 13 N -gl , ei? Ubvw I x M vfwyi My eww X 1 ACGIUICIES And one man in his time plays many parts. Shakespeare Juniors Present 'Come Out of the Closet' Cast and Crew Mrs. Malone . . . Hilda Hawkins . . Irene Gleason . . . . . . . . Ammonia Mullins jenny Potts ....... . . . Guthrie Rosewater Abbie Phillips . . Mr. Cutter .... Hercules jones . . George Hanson . Sweeney ...... Student Director . Assistant Director Director ...... Make-up ...... Prompters . . . Stage Crew. . . jane Tirevold Charla Zombres Vicky Mason Marcia johnson Meta Muffler jeff Milligan Brenda Wing Ray Scheppler Rollin Varness Greg Hanley Dave Hall Vicki Marshall Mrs. Kris Sawyer Mrs. Alice Lucas Kathy Pearson Ruth Nitiss Ruth Larsen Emily Nelson Linda Sheldon Pat I-loxsey Darrell Thompson jim Monahan Kim Nelson Jim Oakes Mike Goodman I Tim Woods s Les Staton Eleanor Huss Mrs. Alice Lucas, director. Three girls from Ohio--Hilda, Irene, and jenny-- arrive in New York eager to begin new careers. Long on hope and short on money, the girls are forced to rent a gloomy apartment from a money-hungry land- lady named Mrs. Malone. But not only is the apart- ment gloomy--it has a mysterious closet which is frequently visited by shadowy figures. Strange neigh- bors add to the excitement--particularly Mr. Rose- water, a modern poet whose upstairs apartment is filled with clanking, clattering, and banging. The first night in the apartment is a terrifying experience, but the girls manage to survive. Jenny, however, is so sorried that she hires a burly taxi-driver named Her- cules to be their bodyguard. And Irene's fiance George insists that he, too, will stay in the apartment to protect the girls. At first, Hercules's brawn and George's brain seem certain to clash. Suspicious Mrs. Malone finally calls in Officer Sweeney, but he really isn't needed. For with Hercules's strength and George's wit, the mystery of the closet is solved and the culprits are caught. At last the girls from Ohio can live in peace in their New York apartment. Don't flinch, Brenda. IO Uhh--let me at 'im. Excedrin headache No. '71 -xf -- I sv R It's got to be here someplace! Oh, my aching head Thanks so much. Stick 'em up. ' 1' mise. X 1MYi'a X 3 fo 1 if Duh . . . look at de money! Senior Plays- We Wrote Our Own 411-Sock It to Me On May 15 and 16, the Senior Class presented three original one-act plays written by the senior rhetoric class. The first, Sock It To Me, was written by Gail Finley, Debbie Hall, Debbie Miller, jill Muffler, Karen Pitstick, Patti Scofield, and Donna Selvig. The students of a typical high school, forced to wear white socks to combat athlete's foot, decide to fight the administration. In the course of the play, young Lisa Andrews experiences her first love. But the epidemic and the romance finally end, as Lisa falls for an older man--the prin- cipal. Lisa Andrews . Randy ..... Sidney ....... . . Amos Andrews Andy Andrews . Bradley Stevens Sadie ..... Diane .... Agnes ..... Mrs. Andrews . Mr. Andrews . . . . . Elmer Glue . . Mrs. Glue . Stage Man . . Director . . . Gail Finley George Yuhas Larry Foreman Guy Mathesius Wayne Nelson Chris Zombres Kathy Kyle Debbie Miller Donna Selvig Penny Marshall Rick Williamson Phil Brown Patti Scofield Dave Muncy Mr. A. H. Anderson Now, remember your blood pressure. But 412-Where There's a Will, There's a Way The second play, Where There's a Will, There's a Way, was written by Larry Fore- man, Kris Kestila, Kathy Kyle, Sue McCul- lough, George Yuhas, Vince Whalen and Frank Hershey. The play, which combines elements of comedy and theater of the ab- surd, concerns the story of a young girl gone wrong. Betsy Washburn rebels against her parents when she brings home her college roommate--John Birch. But her grandfather's will demands that all family differences be resolvedg so Betsy gives up john and brings another guest home to dinner. john Cummings Gary Baker Carol Westvig . . . jill Muffler Don Rabe Rick Williamson Larry Foreman Wayne Nelson George Yuhas Gaila Armour Chuck Borchsenius Linda Gaudi . . Annette Kozloski Ella Penoyer Mr. A. H. Anderson Grandpa ....... . George Washburn .... Harriet Washburn .... Betsy Washburn . Harold ...... John Birch .... William Smith . Lawyer ....... . . Father Gezaltzer Denise ........ . . . Hiram, at thirteen .... Betsy, at seven . . . . Betsy, at sixteen . . Sound Effects . . . . . Director ..... . what about your moral obligation? HAhf man' is fhaf all there is? I, Forrest Lee Washburn, bequeath . . . Where did we go wrong? L- Q fli A , rilr I4 Why did YOU have to die? Pin him! 4423-Cum Spiro Spirabo Don . . . . Don Rabe Jesse .... . Don Tonielli Harvey . . . . Phil Brown Jim .... . . Kevin Wiley Jock .... . . Steve Pitstick Wrestler . . . . Dave Muncy Rachel ..... . Patti Scofield Laura ............ Linda Gaudi Dead Soldiers ....... Bill Stechman, Mort Brooks, john Butterfield, Guy Mathesius Technical Director .... Ray Stockley Asst. Tech. Director . . . Frank Hershey Director ......... . Mr. A. H. Anderson Cum Spiro Spirabo was written by Phil Brown, Tim Hanley, Dave Muncy, Don Rabe, Ray Stockley, Chris Zombres, Wayne Nelson, and Rick Williamson. The play concerns the tragedy of war and the loss of friends. Five friends, graduating from high school together, join the army and are sent overseas to fight. Jim, who finds his four friends dead on the battlefield, recalls his high school experiences and can only ask Why? As he wanders on the field, a mine explodes--and the war claims the life of another friend. To live, to learn, to die . . . VVho's to say we'll ever get back? While Ibreathe, I hope. FFA-FHA Presents Winter World of Love February 14, 1970 The First Impressions provided the music. And there was fun on the side lines, too. Formals swung to the rock beat. It was a night for dreams ' ' , .wxvy he punch line! QP 1970 Sweetheart Ball Court Suzette Thompson King Gary Baker Kerry Schnitz Cindy Grunstad Queen Debbie Miller John Butterfield Linda Sheldon Mark Wright fi gf ..x Queen Debbie and King Cary Peek-a-boo! The last dance should last forever Welcome to ee Camelot: iiii 1970 Jr.-Sr. Banquet and Prom May 9,1970 Gail and George arrive at the Holiday Inn. i ! Greg and Sue welcome Larry and Janet. Tim Woods was Master of Ceremonies What's going on back there ? G XS:Z 5Sfi'4gfw 1 H iiii , , :H - ' E ' 1' f 'i--:SELF421g?EsesEfWffS,il'2ia1is'1i,2if-'sf'wfgggggs-'ss::?rf:mp-ig,.-f , OU MaYa??,9f357d1e Chalk up another one! .J the seniwaf the' Prom . - o oeoa o 1 V l f L' ? A ' f ? A 5 i h A ? 'ai' MX. Too many calories, Ann? Better get another plate, Mr. Bartelsl Twinkle, twinkle . . ,Nun u ou, A PROGRAM Prayer . . ..., Mr. Wes Thompson Dinner Welcome Speech . . . Tim Woods Senior Reply ...... . . Larry Foreman Masters of Ceremonies .... Sue Morahn Tim Woods in f Song iga'VeJ?euwireVO1d Kathy and Terry presented the will. o Class Will ........... Kathy Pearson Terry Grunstad Song . . . ............ Pam Fuller Camelot Debbie Rockey Charla Zombres Prophecy . . . . . Phylles Decker Monty Walters Song ..... . .......... Vicky Mason A Time For Us Closing Speech . . ..... M.C, Coronation . . . . . 10:15 P.M. l That was a SC1-earner! AI10th9I' dirty jOk6, Jackie ? Debbie, Pam, and Charla sang f?j Camelot 20 King Gary Baker and Queen Connie Johnson Reign Over 1970 Prom Camelot Court King Gary Baker, Queen Connie Iohnsong First Attendants: Tim Hanley fNot Pic'dJ and Penny Marshallg Second Attendants: Frank Hershey and Jill Mufflerg Underclassmen Attendants: Greg Hitchins and Sue Matison. A royal kiss for the Queen. 7 'W' ll' Actlvlty Is an Everyday Word Who's pointing the finger at whom? Ray gets caught with his pants down. Debbie paints the barn for Pee Wee King. Mr. Trout turns his back to the world. My girdle is killing me! l W 22 Student Achievements Are Extra-Ordinary AGRICULTURE AWARDS State Farmer . . . Vince Vlfhalen Kevin Wiley X Duane Tuntland F.F.A. Section VII President . . . Wayne Nelson F.F.A. Section VII Sweetheart . . . Debbie Miller Dairy judging . . . Jerry Huss 13rd in statej Livestock farming . . . Gary Baker 12nd in statej HOME ECONOMICS AWARDS F.H.A. Section XIX Historian National F.H.A. Convention Delegate . . . Marla Twait tty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow . . . Kris Kestila Vi ART AWARDS Honorable Mention Scholastic Art Awards . . . Kris Kestila Sue McCullough Gold Key Scholastic Art Award ' - ' Barb Van DYke Fotu'-year cheerleading award . . . Penny Marshall OTHER AWARDS 1970 Girls' State Delegate . . . Marla Twait Spirit Stick ffor outstanding school spiritj . . . Kathy Bernard CHICAGO TRIBUNE Voice of Youth . . . Dave Stafford 1970 Illinois All-State Chorus . . . Chris Zombres Rollin Varness 23 .,, Ililgl. 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'- , s 2: .. ,, ,e,:?5!-2. zfi Q ' , ' Ai K ?Yi A o l l ?l 5 5 oeoe eoeoe 1 e eeeeoee oooo l eeee I o g eoeeeee e l Q ee z ' g V l 'I' QI ' ,, Coach Trout checks out Frank's time. 9' ,fm-1,1 VV.. .ff ,,,., My ,--, . , Frank Hershey, Ray Teske, Brian Woods, Dave Skelton, Bill Stechman, and Steve Pitstick. 27 Wrestlers Are Weight Watchers With a season of experience under their belts, the Serena grapplers entered the 1969-70 season with high hopes and an urge to Win. Injuries hampered Mick Pfau and Frank Hershey while Larry Foreman suffered a pre-season broken ankle. Steve Pitstick and Frank Hershey led the team with records of 18--2 and 12--2, respectively. Bill Stechman, Steve Pitstick, and Mark Matson each took first place in their classes at the Braidwood Tournament. Serena can look forward to good years ahead with freshmen Scott Hoxsey, David Rohrer, Ken Thompson, and Bill Hardy, and sopho- mores Iohn Miner and Mike Marshall, along with regu- lars Bill Stechman, Mick Pfau, and Lee Hershey. Lee Hershey C1151 Mick Pfau C1233 Larry Foreman 11551 You can't stop a wrestler! John Cummmgs 4130, ,f- y -r... Steve Pitstick 1137, George Yuhas q16Sj 'df' Frank Hershey Q 1457 Another pm for Serena! Coach Bob Immekus Mark Matson 11855 J.V. Team Shows Promise 1 i ,...e 7 9 FRONT ROW: Mike Gunier, Dave Skelton, Craig Twait, Richard Scott, Coach Neuges, Don Brooks, Scott Shock- ley, Brad Bristol, Mark Allen, BACK ROW: Greg Thompson, Andy Nitiss, jerry Huss, Bob Thompson, Mike Bartels, Chuck Strubler, Paul Finley, jim Blanton, Greg Hitchins, jeff Anderson. C C A Thevlayefs on lzeszchfleok on 30 Coach Norman I-Ieuges Coach Norman Neuges's junior varsity team finished the 1969-70 basketball season with a record of seven wins and twelve losses, ranking fifth in the Little Ten Conference. Freshmen Mike Barrels, Paul Fin- ley, and Mark Allen and sophomores Greg Hitchins, jim Blanton, and jerry Huss saw action on the courts for most of the season. Gaining experience, the team showed much improvement during the second half of the year. In addition, the freshman team--paced by Finley, Bartels, Allen, Brad Bristol, Scott Shockley, and Dave Skelton--finished the year with an eleven and four mark. So prospects for the coming 1970-71 season look bright for the JV's. And this is basketball? Help, not him again! Q, Q my 5 iw SQA 5 Z K 'TW' . If Plagued by lack of experience, the Serena Huskers var- sity team spent the 1969-70 season rebuilding. They finished the year with a disappointing record of four wins and twenty lossesg but Coach Gene Salmlons, in his first year at Serena, found several promising underclassmen who should make future seasons exciting. Freshmen Mike Bartels and Paul Finley saw action as substitutes on the varsity team, and Rick Battles, a sophomore, was a reg- ular on the starting five. These players, together with juniors jerry McLachlan, Bill Matison, Kim Nelson, Mark Wright, Dave Stafford, and Darrell Thompson, should make the 1970-71 season an interesting one. Rebulldmg Year for the Huskers 1 . .,. 4 N ., R1ckW1ll1amson Senior jerry McLachlan junior Bill Matison Junior 34 Don't you DARE touch me' Well boys chalk up another one Kzm Nelson jumor Mark Wr1ght junior Dave Stafford jumor Rick Battles Sophomore Look out SUYS, Pm comin' through! ww ,-f ME QQ M 3 Q' 4. G, Q ,. 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Phil Brown, TreaS.g Karen Pitstick, Sec.5 George Yuh Pres.g Frank Hershey, V-Pres. as, 42 ers' Pitstickg Frank Hersheyg Kathy Kyleg Phil Browng George Yuhasg Tim Woodsg Lee Hersheyg Mr. Ander Son. Missing--Pau1Fin1eyg Kim Schnitz. ffi-A9 KJ iI15','W ' n . . - fn' f .1 - 1:5 ff: 'r,,,.r,,, ' ,f ' rf 4 21 ,. W.:f'w,,S-H1-11f?2g:3fj'5.f5TZggmf:1f e the f f for the is an 21,15 1110 nnerrrr fe if nf , V , 1' ' ' , ., ' Mm 5:-1, .fm ' , 1,-,,r::'z , 1,-,15Q,,:53gL,i W X , X-f 1 ,, Q + Q P1ck1ng George apart! Kris Kes- tl a Sec.-Treas.3 Janeen johnson, Hlst Patti Scofield, Program Chrm , Mrs. Schlosser, Adv.5 Sue McCullough, Pres. Explonng the depths of anatomy. Qainamng ,lim 1 -'Lx' ' Ur f ff f I- fiufpr- - fkflfv iff-L'vh,'f 'fw,, IC M-7:J 53 sfulfwi :3'7 'G' - QWJEZQLQ:-:Q ff wlirif, .V fluff Y 4 L,:,+ . ,kg-4-e ,' 2 '-'sm ,I -fm ,f7,-Xfrlkgji W' fffff-':,f... ,.. ,Q - gg 5-cf: f-f-wx, ff. Us f .f-Q11--we' f ilil i sl.. . . A L. 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Degrees . . .Recreation lf The 49 MMM vkrh .y Tlk,,.,, i-gnrii V.: . f .i it TTY i M sssi 3 ifffj rl.e 40fr:f'5Zifi??iCa? Wefifiiirfheei . l clll riiei e - ,iw-71--:V ,r,..- . , . s,1,fv5.:-- , L 119 Home 1 :E'f'V F' ' , ' Lfs1fi'fiG'SJ5f71?f5 ?i5':i1fig:'s:'fg7fi1,-izrfxkgglgffsiffyj za,-3 .L,' . ' , . iii ilsi rirrls 5 lrrl rrrrli 9 i iile i iesf ilii J rrrr we eill bf- i erllr ir'r L 1 ' , ,:g.w,1f1gk '-.- - .L,, giffrz.-fi,-,Agia Y if fs a 5 Now, I wonder what I'd look like in that? FI-IA co-sponsored the Sweetheart Ball. Checking under the hood: Frank Hershey, V-Pres., Patti Vermeland, Trees., Kathy Kyle, Sec:.g Joann Larson, Pres., and Mr. Zeigler, Advisor. rzVf.::Vi:VV V .2,i.2Vf.V-?iif:sVV VV V -V -Vs, 1, , , V51-121,1e:VQV,3,,,g?EfV V , ,, --V-V-fifQgygfgg:rsgig,N,,..VW - V - - :Q ,.:,,:-f--f,--f-',-f:,--ff-- ff-1 1, s , ww. 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V ffl'-1x,f1wMuYe'3an:12LivmfaMmfsm,, , .L,,,,X X,,,,,,,WNMw,, HW ,.L, G ,,, ,..b ...... . .s., k.,k, Q ,t , ..s.k, 3 Wwms,ami-,iw Boys' Ensemble Chris Zombres Brad Bristol Andy Nitiss Mike Bartels Ken Thompson jeff Milligan Rollin Vaxness Boys' Ensemble, Nladrigals, and Girls' Ensemble All Get Superiors , ,,,k . Phil Brown ' Patti Scofield, Accomp. Madrlgals Carol Westvig, Charla Zombres, Debbie Rockey, Vicky Mason, Karen Alexander Ann Borchsenius, Missing: jane Tirevold and jackie Peters. Girls' Ensemble Mary Stecher jill Muffler Patti Scofield Debbie Miller Judy Mason Nancy Miller Gail Finley, Accomp. Vicky Mason Marilyn jorstad Debbie Miller Vocal Solo Vocal Solo Vocal Solo Superior Superior Superior Contest Solos and Ensembles Brin Home Phil Brown Chris Zombres Vocal Solo Vocal Solo Superior Superior Andy Nitiss Vocal Solo Superior Rollin Varness Vocal Solo Superior 56 aww. N..-Q Mixed Contest Ensemble FRONT ROW: Marilyn jor- stad, Suzette Thompson, Paula Carlson, Pam Fuller. BACK ROW: Rick Tirevold, john Nelson, Greg Thompson, Mark Allen. Excellent Ten Superiors and Four Excellents Gail Finley Piano Solo Excellent Mike Bartels Vocal Solo Excellent ,,X' Nancy Miller Vocal Solo Excellent Chorus Tour Eight Days To Live by EEE Serena's answer to Huckleberry Finn. Remember the dress code? ,. s5Z 4--f f Ever thought of Nair, Chris? ONE of the helpful luggage crew! Tasty hot dogs prepared by the Senior Cooking Staff. Whatcha drinkin', Carol? 'H J 3llNY4 5i?X W Band- Makes Its O n Kind of Music 7' 1f4ff51'5f 51355'iiii?i5fi'51i1v2S5??ii:'.. M -Liss iii? ii 11, :W de?1fSz'4wf:aym ffixsgex ::4,Q5Agg,zg,w 5 -mv: 11 -pwgw. , ,, , , A ., w,,...Mbyfgsyggimgylgfgdggymgyigl Bef-gfgigfgserfekwfuml-. f ' , . . , ' 'I 7 V, S95 5 ,' .'1,:?2::EA5iMV?5E1'-Vi' K f- K . , v ' K' , Jawa' Thoush very' f ff Q f l Q Q , ggzfsmsfwgegf-?zA:?1Qsssf52'liagffwy125'!s?Q:1ggwffzmvgsl:MWfgezgff-4fgx,5gf:WX7.g,Qg,,5, f 1 , Come low our orn 5 1 3i2iS3?:5Is:?f'f'??L , 5 f M wis2M?SE 4? 'iwQQESSE-eiiezissiwf fiiiiflwewfss-'gtzfsH--wi f H'fiM:f55153isskssS FWg55Lg2?feE:'n1355::vm:fax?5if?fs:wsif'wfP2fi'5w4?w? ,fws,-21:2-vggm,L 2 , ff :gy:fme?fgfezs4:gSi?5s?QQs 'V x 1970 Serena High School Band 59 Brass Sextet Karen Benson, Emily Nelson, jill Muffler, Vince Whalen, Greg Hitchins, Eugene Nor- wick. Superior Missing: Linda Thompson S axophone Solo Excellent Clarinet Quartet Debbie Stearns, Debbie Kirkland, Vicki Stanley, Suzette Thompson. t Excellent Rollin Varness and Vicky Mason Clarinet Duet Excellent Q-v . MW ' Band Solos and Ensembles Clarinet Quartet Rollin Varness, Nancy Miller, Juanita Earle, Kathy Tuntland. Excellent 60 Woodwind Quintet Gail jorstad, David Skelton, Debbie Kirkland, jean Snow Missing: Linda Thompson. Excellent Work for Contest Ratings Superior 61 Flute Duet Susan Nelson and Ann Borchsenius Superior Vicky Mason Clarinet Solo Excellent Cornet Duet l Karen Benson and Emily Nelson Win ph , S 3 . jg mx, W Q , yrziggfk X , Wai W M X ,Q Z A g Q' 5.3 V ' Wk fi 1. Ui gf! - 1 ATI ai S1545 PVDODICDISGCRACIOCD . . .some are born great, some achieve greatness and some have greatness thrust upon them. Shakespeare X. Mr. C. Richard Salzer, Superintendent Mr. Albert C. Bartels, Principal Administration Serves Student Needs 'V-'Tn' School Board: Mr. Webster Setchell, Sec.g Mr. William Graffiusg Mr. Harland Olson, Mr. Stanley Twaitg Mr. Robert Temple, Pres. Missing: Mr. Woodrow Hoxsey and Mr. C. R. Stecher. 64 Mr. Herbert Hurt B.S. WIUg M.S. Bradley Uni- versityg Additional Work NIUg Psychology, Guidance Coun- selor. -..,w Secretaries: Mrs. Gladys Pfau, Miss Phyllis Nelson Qbookkeeperj, Mrs. Lillian Reese Mr. Cecil Adams, Maintenance Engineer 65 ULL DLUb!KE.U DLUUYKLU Mrs. Lissa Anderson B.S. ISU5 NIU5 Freshman Eng- lish. Mrs. Karen Biagini B.S. ISU3 Business Education. 1970 Faculty Mr. Arthur Anderson Mrs. Hilda Anfingen A.B. Ill. Wesleyang M.A. U. of B.A. Eastern Mich. U.g Lib. Kentuckyg Add. Grad. Work U. Sci. ISUg NIU3 Librarian, Lib. of Wis.g Rhetoric, English, Sci., Flashback Advisor. Fine Arts, S.C. Adv., Sopho- more Class Adv. Miss Sandra Cheesman B.A. Monmouth Collegeg French, English, Soph. Class I Adv., Cheerleader Adv., A S French Club Adv. Mr. Kenneth Brown B.A. U. of Northern Iowag High School Speech. l I - I ' S' -1512297 - ..,, L,.- ,i,.,,.l-,. A! Qs, Mr. William Brown B.M. 111. Wesleyang M.M. Vandercook Music Collegeg Radio, Band. F El 7 fig Mrs. Pearl Marshall B.S. W. Kentucky State, English, junior Class Advisor Mr. Norman Neuges A.A. Highland Jr. College, B.A. ISU, Business Education, P.E., Coach. Of Frlends and Faces, Mr. Eugene Salmons B.S. EIU, M.S. SIU, Mathe- matics, Physical Sciences, Coach, Athletic Director. Mrs. Sandra Percifield B.S. Olivet Nazarene College, Girls' PE. 68 Mr. Wesley Thompson B.S. ISU, Agriculture, Agric- Occupations, Junior Adv., FFA Adv. Mrs. Diana Schlosser B.S. ISU, Biological Sciences, Psychology, Senior Class Adv., F MCC Adv. Old and New Mr. George Klein Mr. Donald Ziegler B.S., M.S. ISU, Industrial B.S. WIUg Driver Education, Technology, Freshman Class Car Safety Club Adv., Senior Adv. Class Adv. Mr. Clarence Tipton B.S., M.Ed. U. of I., Agricul- ture , Agric-Occupations, FFA Adv. Mr. james Trout B.S. NIU, Social Sciences, Psychology, PE, Coach, Freshman Class Adv. Y .gil fx: QM an J1a.Z1E:-QTEK' J-E GPF: fwwylffgzx 1 W' M225 . sg 3557 .gxgwge Ji? gi' S287 MEP If 12222, ,. Q .??'P ' fi UCDGDECRCEASSCTDECD Lord, what fools these mortals be. Shakespeare Freshmen Enjoy First Year at SHS Stumbling into class five minutes late, obeying the orders of the upperclassmen, giggling about that cute senior boy in study hall--all are part of the freshman year. Of course, the class of '73 was no exception. Eighty-seven freshmen walked through the doors of Serena High School in August to meet many new people and have many new experiences. High school was a little frightening at first--so much homework, so many new faces. But the new friends and activities made it all seem worthwhile. The end of the year came quickly and found the freshmen well adjusted to life in high school. Class-sponsored activities in- cluded bake sales and a coat check. Dale Ackley Gail Ackley Mark Allen Gary Anderson Jeff Anderson Robert Ash Sharon Baker Mike Bartels Rodney Behrens Karen Benson Michael Billings Sarah Blanton Jo Ann Borchsenius an Bozarth Brad Bristol Connie Britt Pam Brown Regina Brue Paula Carlson Gay Ann Carter Russell Day Vernon Dotson Kim Eddy Bill Farley Paul Finley Richard Fleetwood Francis Gaudi Wendy Hall Bill Hardy Robert Harris Diana Hicks Larry Higdon Scott Hoxsey Cheryl Jelm Paul johnson Gail Jorstad Diana Keigley Vicki Kiest Debbie Kirkland Debby Kyle Donna Larson Susan Lawry George Lawyer Jay Marshall Cindy Martin Judy Mason Susie Matison Patty McLennan Kathy McMichael Wayne Mills Beth Morahn Teddy Muncy Lois Mussatto Scott Nelson Susan Nelson Kevin Nordtvedt Malena Norwick Bob Peters Greg Rabe Nancy Richardson Loretta Riis Faith Rockey Cathy Roe David Rohrer Panda Russell Kerry Schnitz Ray Teske Scott Shockley David Skelton Jean Snow Vicki Stanley Debra Stearns Marcia Stegman john Stevens Charles Strubler Ann Borchsenius, Vice -Pres.5 Paul Finley, Pres.5 Judy Mason, Sec.- Tre as. Not pictured-- Sandy Bird Richard Brown Robert Kimmel Rick Rafferty JoNell Smith Clarence Sullivan Greg Thompson Kenny Thompson Linda Thompson Suzette Thompson Gerald Tucker Cindy Tuntland Craig Twait Steven Underhill janet VanDyke Freeman Weakley Christine Weygand Roni Wiese Kris Wiley Melva Williams Brian Woods Edith Yott Sophomores Receive Class Rings Bonnie Charlton Juanita Earle Linda Farley Virginia Folkes Cindy Grunstad Mike Gunier Michele Gunier Don Hartman Brenda Hayes Lee Hershey Rodney I-lindmon Greg Hitchins Denise Anderson Patsy Baima Gary Bardson Rick Battles Susanne Battles jerre Bayer Betty Bernard jim Blanton Rich Blanton Judy Boe Debbie Brooks Don Brooks john Butterfield Ron Cadie With their freshman year behind them, the sopho- mores returned to SHS ready for another year of classes and extracmricular activities. That first ex- perience behind the wheel of the driver education car was a highlight of the year for many of the sophomores. Seatbelts, shoulder harnesses, stop signs, and icy roads--but somehow Mr. Ziegler and his students managed to survive. Class rings were another highlight of the year for the class of '72. The students chose the style and colors in September and waited anxiously until November when they were delivered. During the year, a pizza day and bake sales added funds to the class treasury. Jim McLachlan and Pogo Jim Howell jerry I-luss Roger Jameson Gary Johnson Joe Jones Kraig Jones Mike Keigley Roger Krug Patti Leslie Jim McLachlan Paul McLachlan Merleen Malaise Kathy Marshall Joe Marshall Amy Mathesius Nancy Miller john Miner Beverly Mount Debbie Nelson Gerry Nelson John Nelson Rodney Nelson Andy Nitiss Eugene Norwicl-4 Bernard Osborne john Pender Jim Peters Mickey Pfau Cynthia Raines Lynne Ryg Cheryl Saddler Kim Schnitz Cindy Grunstad, Vice-Pres.3 Mary Jane Yuhas, Sec.3 Lynne Ryg, Treas.3 Kim Schnitz, Pres. Rick Tirevold Annette Tuntland Bev VanDyke Nancy Vermeland Al Weygand Jane Whalen Sandy Wiley Shirley Wilson Jenny Withrow Linda Yoesle Marilyn Yuhas Mary jane Yuhas Not pictured- Ann Kepler Ellen Morrow Richard Scott Anita Sexton Terry Smith Steve Staton Mary Stecher Bill Stechman Bob Thompson Diane Thorsen Juniors Work for Prom In August, seventy-eight juniors entered SHS as upperclassmen for the first time. The junior year was a busy for the class of '71, Students participated in money-making projects and joined committees, all in anticipation of the annual junior-Senior Prom in May. As usual, the treasury seemed short of funds when the year began. Frustrated seniors wondered if there would really be a prom at all. But as usual, the treasury grew and the prom was a success. The first three years at SHS passed quickly for the junior class. With only their senior year left, the juniors could al- ready look forward to their future after high school. jerry McLachlan, Vice-Pres., jane Tirevold, Trees., Tim Woods, Pres.g Vicky Mason, Sec. 78 Wayne Anderson Dave Bardson Marge Barnwell David Baugher Maryann Bennington Colleen Berggren Kathy Bernard Becky Billings He len Bozarth Brenda Brown Roger Brue Dale Bub litz Phyllis Decker Merry Eddy Linda Frisch Mike Goodman Linda Graffius Terry Grunstad Lori Haff Dave Hall Greg Hanley Julie Hanley Kenneth Hayes Debbie Hicks Mark Higdon Eugene Hill Pat Hoxsey Eleanor Huss Janeen Johnson Marcia johnson Paul Jonassen Ruth Larsen Joann Larson Vicki Marshall Roy Mason Vicky Mason Bill Matison Terrie Matson Jerry McLachlan jeff Milligan Jim Monahan Susan Morahn Gary Morel Ron Morris Meta Muffler Jerry Muncy Emily Nelson I l Not pictured--Pam Fuller Kim Nelson Ruth Nitiss Jim Oakes Kathy Pearson Sherman Raines Cathie Riis Debbie Rockey Mary Rohrer Marcella Russell Ray Scheppler Allan Shambaugh Linda Sheldon Cheryl Shrode Nancy Snow David Stafford Les Staton Darrell Thompson 80 Cheryl Thorson jane Tirevold Kathy Tuntland Marla Twait Rollin Varness Patti Vermeland Monty Walters Bob Wawerski Linda Weakley Kent Wiley Tom Williamson Brenda Wing Tim Woods Mark Wright Charla Zombres Browsing in the library X . . . Getting the job done . Y-..in'lfKf is . 1.. A V .MQ-8 . . . Reading intellectual books f?j . . . . . Drafting, even though you're a girl . . . Life at SHS Is . .. f 4 5 tenie + t E sg H' 'i L, Z3 ig 52 WSE A n WV . . . Relaxing at the end of the day BI , .N 2? ' f W wg .V , Pa f+2-QSWWAQ Q gif wsfa?fpfi,,2f'3f af, 5 1fGX9?sam,xfif,g4g1Q,1sfQ' , m5Kw5,Qgz5g55fgg5f57- 95531, .Q7ank5vf3?',5'4S26'5?f,s ,? 4 f V ,fy Q- efsw - -12+ H-'+223fg3f:ffwwXa Aw, 5 ' uw. fl igygf-g,g,, , ' , SECDIQCRS I'll note you in my book of memory. Shakespeare Memories of a Gary Baker Gaila Armour Bob Berggren Debi Billings Phil Brown Karen Alexander Chuck Borchsenius B4 Senior-1970 john Cummings Shirley Bushnell Anita Burkhart Gail Finley Debbi Duffy Linda Gaudi Larry Foreman 85 I count myself Debbi Hall Frank Hershey Vicki Herman Tim Hanley Nancy Johnson Connie johnson Marilyn Jorstad 86 in nothing else so happy Kris Kestila Kathy Kyle Annette Kozloski Mark Matson Guy Mathesius Sue McCullough Penny Marshall 87 as in a soul Emil Petersen jackie Peters Wayne Nelson Debbie Miller E V L Mike Pender jill Muffler Dave Muncy 88 remembering my good friends Ron Rosengren Steve Pitstick Don Rabe Karen Pitstick ,, Claudia Schnitz Ella Penoyer Dave Schrader 89 Bill Stanley Donna Selvig Patti Scofield Diana Brown Don Tonielli 1 Duane Tuntland Barb VanDyke Ray Stockley 90 l Jim Watts Gary Weygand Kevin Wiley Rick Williamson George Yuhas 91 Vince Whalen Carol Westvig Chris Zombres June 4, 1970 1 ,N Parting Is Such Sweet Sorrow Gail Finley--Valedictorian, I Dare You Award, Legion Citizenship Award, Certificate of Merit Award, Chopin Award, Illinois State and Teacher Ed- ucation Scholarship. Wayne Nelson Debbie Miller . . . . . Sue McCullough . . . . Frank Hershey . . . . . . Larry Foreman Rick Williamson . . . Deborah Hall . Karen Pitstick . . . . . Donna Selvig . . . . Chris Zombres . . . . . Kathy Kyle .... . . Penny Marshall George Yuhas . . . . Patti Scofield FACULTY HONORS FIRST YEAR--BRONZE AWARD Mr. Arthur Anderson--Teacher of the Year AWARDS AND SCI-IOLARSI-IIPS DeKalb Agriculture Award Illinois State Scholarship D.A.R. Citizenship Award Activities Award Teacher Education Scholarship Home Economics Award Illinois State Scholarship Outstanding Athlete Award Illinois State Scholarship Phil Brown--Salutatorian, Ac- tivities Award, Faculty Citizen- ship Award, National Merit Commendation, Illinois State and Teacher Education Scholar ship. Allen L. Arthtu' Memorial Scholarship Medical Career Scholarship Illinois State Scholarship West Point Appointment National Merit Commendation Illinois State Scholarship Illinois State and Teacher Education Scholarship Illinois State and Teacher Education Scholarship Teacher Education Scholarship Teacher Education Scholarship Teacher Education Scholarship Medical Career Scholarship I Dare You Award National Merit Commendation Illinois State Scholarship All-Around Music Award Medical Career Scholarship Freshmen: Kris Wiley--96. 37 Susan Nelson- -96. 1 1 Ian VanDyke - -95. 37 Craig Twait- -95.37' SECOND YEAR--BRONZE ART AWARD Seniors: Debbie Miller--94.66 George Yuhas--96. 28 juniors: Emily Nelson--96.22 Sophomores: Linda Farley--95.75 Susanne Battles--95.23 Rick Battles- -95. 10 Kraig Jones - -94.90 THIRD YEAR--SILVER AWARD Seniors: Phil Brown- -95. 11 juniors: Cheryl Thorson--98.36 Marla Twait- -96.20 FOURTH YEAR--GOLD AWARD Seniors: Gail Finley- -97.80 0 1 im ww asa-:ff K ' TEV S 'ffffix Senior Activities: From '66 to '70 KAREN ALEXANDER Alex FHA 1,2,3, V-Pres. 45 Chorus 1,2, 3,45 Madrigals 45 Pep Club 1,2,35 St. Sec. 3,45 St. Lib'n. 35 GAA 3. GAILA ARMOUR Crash Sr. Play--WI-IERE THERE'S A WILL, THERE'S A WAY5 FI-IA 1,2, 3,45 Chorus 3,45 Sci. Club 1,25 MCC 45 St. Sec. 3,45 St. Lib'n 1,2,35 Pep Club 1,2,3. GARY BAKER Class V-Pres. 25 jr. Play--FATHER OF THE BRIDE5 Sr. Play--WHERE THERE'S A WILL, THERE'S A WAY5 FFA 1,2, Treas. 3, Pres. 45 Pep Club 1,2,35 Sr. Court. ROBERT BERGGREN llBObll jr. Play5 Sr. Play5 Sci. Club 1,25 Pep Club 1,2,3. DEBRA BILLINGS Debi FHA 3, st. Lib'n 4. CHARLES BORCHSENIUS Chuck Sr. Play- -WHERE THERE'S A WILL, THERE'S A WAY5 Chorus 1,25 Pep Club 1,2,3. DIANA BROWN Transferred from Ottawa 4. PHILIP BROWN llPhi1ll jr. Play--FATHER OF TI-IE BRIDE5 Sr. Play--SOCK IT TO ME, CUM SPIRO SPIRABO5 FTA 1,2,3,45 MCC 45 St. Council Treas. 45 Sci. Club 1,25 Pep Club 1,2,35 Chorus 1,2,3,45 Boys' Ensemble 3,45 An- nual Staff 2, Co-Editor 45 French Club 3,45 NHS 2,3,45 Car Safety Club 45 St. Lib'n 2. ANITA BURKHART Burkie FHA 15 Annual Staff 35 Pep Club 1,2,35 St. Lib'n 2, SHIRLEY BUSHNELL Punkin Transferred from Plainfield 25 Chorus 1,25 St. Lib'n 1,25 Pep Club 2,35 FHA 1. JOHN CUMMINGS sr. Play--WHERE THERE'S A WILL, THERE'S A WAY5 Sci. Club 1,25 Pep Club 1,2,35 St. Lib'n 35 French Club 35 Golf 35 Wrestling 3,45 Mgr: Basketball 2,35 Baseball 2,35 Track 2,35 Cross Country 2. DEBRA DUFFY llDuffll NHS 45 FHA 1,2,3,45 GAA 2,3, Pep ciub 1,2,35 Mcc 1. GAIL FINLEY jr. Play--FATHER OF THE BRIDE5 Sr. Play--SOCK IT TO ME5 FTO 1,2,3,45 Chorus 1,2,3,45 Accom- panist 1,2,3,45 Girls' Ensemble 1,2,3,45 NHS 2,3,45 Annual Staff Co-Editor 45 Pep Club 1,2,3. LARRY FOREMAN Class Pres. 45 Sr. Play--SOCK IT TO ME5 MCC 2,3,45 FTO 45 St. Council 45 Sci. Club 1,25 Pep Club 1,2,35 French Club 3,45 NHS 3,45 Lettermans' Club 35 Basketball 15 Baseball 1,2,3,45 Wrestling 3,45 Golf 3,4. LINDA GAUDI Weasel Sr. Play--WHERE THERE'S A WILL, THERE'S A WAY, CUM SPIRO SPIRABO5 Pep Club 1,2,35 Chorus 1,2. TIMOTHY HANLEY llTimll Class Pres. 25 Class V-Pres. 35 jr. Play- -FATHER OF TI-IE BRIDE5 St. Council 2,35 Sci. Club 1,25 Pep Club 1,2,35 Basketball 1,25 Cross Country 1. DEBORAH HALL Debbi FTO 1,2,3,45 Chorus 1,2,3,45 St. Lib'n 2. VICKI HERMAN Squats Ir. Play5 Sci. Club 15 GAA 1,25 Pep Club 1,2,35 FHA 1,2,3,45 St. Sec. 4 FRANK HERSHEY Class Pres. 35 MCC 45 FTO 45 St. Council 3, V-Pres. 45 Sci. Club 25 Pep Club 1,2,35 Annual Staff 45 French Club 3,45 NHS 2,3, V-Pres. 45 Car Safety Club V-Pres. 45 Let-terman's Club 2,35 Sr. Court5 Basketball 1,25 Baseball 2,3,45 Track 1,2,3,45 Wrestling 3,45 Cross Country 1,2,4. CONNIE JOHNSON Big Con Class V-Pres. 15 jr. Play5 Pep Club 1,2,35 FHA 15 St. Lib'n 25 St. Sec. 3,45 Cheerleader 2,3, Co-Capt. 4. NANCY JOHNSON Sci. Club 1,25 GAA 1,25 Pep Club 1,2,3, FHA 1,2,35 NHS 4, sr. court. MARILYN JORSTAD Sr. Play5 FHA 1,2,3,45 Chorus 1,2, 3,4. Senior Year is a time to be with friends . . . 96 KRISTIE KESTILA Kris Class Sec. 45 jr. Play5 Sr. Play5 MCC 2, Historian 3, Sec-Treas. 45 FTO 45 Sci. Club 25 GAA 1, Pres. 2,35 Pep Club 1,2,35 French Club 3, Sec. 45 Car Safety Club 45 NHS 45 Sr. Court. ANNETTE KOZLOSKI Anniebell Transferred from Somonauk 25 Jr. Play5 Sr. Play- -WHERE THERE'S A WILL, THERE'S A WAY5 MCC 45 Pep Club 25 Chorus 25 St. Lib'n 2. KATHY KYLE Class Treas. 45 Ir. Play5 Sr. Play-- socK IT TO ME5 FTO 1,2,3,45 sr. Council 45 Pep Club 1,2,35 St. Lib'n 25 French Club 3,45 NHS 3,45 Car Safety Club Sec. 4. PENNY MARSHALL Little Doer Class Treas. 1,2, Sec. 35 jr. Play-- FATI-IER OF THE BRIDE- Sr. Pla ,,-- socK IT TO ME, Mcc a,4, Pro- gram Chmn. 35 St. Council 15 GAA 15 Pep Club 1,2,35 Chorus 15 Band 1,2,35 St. Sec. 45 Cheerleader 1, Capt. 2,3, Co-Capt. 4. GUY MATHESIUS sr. ey--socK IT TO ME5 FFA 1,2,3,4, Band 1,2,35 Pep Club 1,z,3. MARK MATSON Sr. Play--CUM SPIRO SPIRABO5 Letterman's Club 2,35 Baseball 2,3,45 Wrestling 3,4. SUSAN MCCULLOUGH IIS-ue!! Class V-Pres. 45 NHS 2,3,45 FHA 1,2,3, Sec. 45 MCC 1,2, Sec.- Treas. 3, Pres. 45 St. Council 25 GAA 2,35 French Club 35 Sci. Club 1,25 Pep Club 1,2,3. DEBORAH MILLER Debbie Class Sec. 25 jr. Play--FATHER OF THE BRIDE5 Sr. Play--SOCK IT TO ME5 FTO 45 St. Council 2,35 FHA 1, V-Pres. of degrees 2, Treas. 3, Pres. 45 Chorus 1,2,3,45 Girls' Ensemble 1,2,3,45 Annual Staff Co-Editor 45 NHS 2, Sec. 3, Pres. 45 GAA 15 Sci. Club 25 Pep Club 1,2, V-Pres. 35 St. Sec. 4. JILL MUFFLER Class Treas. 35 jr. Play--FATHER OF THE BRIDE5 Sr. Play--WHERE Tl-IERE'S A WILL, TI-IERE'S A WAY5 MCC 1,2, Pres. 3,45 FTO 45 FHA 1, Rec. Chrm. 2,35 Chorus 1,2,3,45 Girls' Ensemble 1,2,3,45 Band 1,2,3,45 French Club 45 Pep Club 1,2,35 Sci. Club 1,25 GAA 1. DAVID MUNCY Dave Sr. Play--CUM SPIRO SPIRABO5 Pep Club 25 Lettermans' Club 2,35 Basketball 15 Wrestling 35 Cross Country 25 Sr. Court Pres. 4. WAYNE NELSON Jr. Play--FATHER OF THE BRIDE5 Sr. Play--SOCK IT TO ME, WHERE Tl-IERE'S A WILL, Tl-l'ERE'S 97 Senior officers: Kathy Kyle, Treas.5 Sue McCullough, V-Pres.5 Kris Kestila, Sec.5 Larry Foreman, Pres. A WAY, CUM SPIRO SPIRABO5 FFA 1,2, Reporter 3, V-Pres. 45 Band 1,2,3,45 NHS 2,3,45 French Club 3,45 Sci. Club 1,25 Pep Club 1,2,35 Car Safety Club 4. WESLEY PENDER Mike Basketball 3 ELLA PENOYER Transferred from Marseilles 45 Sr. P1ay5 MCC 2,45 Chorus 3,45 St. Lib'n 45 FHA1,2,3. JACALYN PETERS jackie MCC 2,35 Chorus 3,45 Madrigals 4 Band 1,2,3,45 FHA 2,3, Degrees Chrm. 45 Pep Club 1,2, Treas. 35 GAA 1, V-Pres. 2,35 Sci. Club 1,25 Annual Staff 35 St. Lib'n 2,3. EMIL PETERSEN Pete FFA 1,2,3,45 Band 1,2,3,4. KAREN PITSTICK MCC 3,45 FTO 2,45 St. Council Sec. 45 Chorus 15 NHS 45 French Club 3,45 Pep Club 1,2,35 GAA 1,2,35 Sci. Club 1,25 Car Safety Club 45 Sr. Court. STEPHEN PITSTICK Steve Sr. Play--SPIRO SPIRABO5 MCC 45 Sci. Club 1,25 Baseball 2,35 Track 3,45 Wrestling 3,45 Cross Cormtry 45 Lettermans' Club 35 French Club 3,45 Pep Club 1,2,3. In 1970, the seniors obtained the privilege of spending their free time in the stu- dent lounge. The class elected a seven-member Senior Court which set up a monitor system to policy the lounge and met to con- sider any problems which arose. Senior Court Members: Mrs. Schlosser, Adv.5 Larry Fore- man5 Kris Kestilag Karen Pitstick5 Frank Hershey5 Nancy Iohnsong Gary Baker5 Dave Muncy, Pres. DONALD RABE IIDOHII Class Sec. 15 Jr. Play--FATHER OF THE BRIDE5 Sr. Play--WHERE THERE'S A WILL, THERE'S A WAY, CUM SPIRO SPIRABO5 FTA 2,45 Sci. Club 1,25 Band l,2,3,45 French Club 45 Basketball 1,25 Baseball 1,2,35 Golf 1,25 Cross Country 25 Lettermans' Club 2,35 Pep Club 1,2,3. RONALD ROSENGREN Rosie FFA 1,2, Sec. 3, Sec. 45 Wrestling 3. CLAUDIA SCHNITZ Shitzel Mcc 1, FHA 15 Jr. Play5 sci. Club 15 Pep Club 1,2,35 St. Sec. 4. DAVID SCHRADER Dave Transferred from Batavia 25 FFA 2,3, Asst. V-Pres. 45 Pep Club 1,2. PATRICIA SCOFIELD Patti jr. Play--FATHER OF THE BRIDE5 Sr. Play--SOCK IT TO ME, CUM SPIRO SPIRABO5 MCC Sec.- Treas. 1,2,3, Program Chrm. 45 Chorus 1,2,3,45 Girls' Ensemble 1,2,3,45 Boys' Ensemble Accomp. 1,2,3,45 Band 1,2,3,45 Majorette 3,45 Annual Staff Co-Editor 45 St. Lib'n 1,45 GAA 15 Sci. Club 15 Pep Club 1,2,3. DONNA SELVIG jr. Play--FATHER OF Tl-LE BRIDE5 Sr. Play--SOCK IT TO ME5 FTO 45 Chorus 1,2,3,45 NHS 2,3,45 An- nual Staff Co-Editor 45 Pep Club 1,2,3. BILLY STANLEY E-Blow jr. Play- -FATHER OF THE BRIDE5 Band 1,2,35 Pep Club 1,2,3. RAYMOND STOCKLEY llRa.yIl jr. Play--FATHER OF THE BRIDE5 Sr. Play5 Basketball 1,2,35 Track 1,2,3,45 Lettermans' Club 1,2,35 Sci. Club 1,25 Pep Club 1,2,3. DONALD TONIELLI D .D.T. jr. Play--FATHER OF TI-IE BRIDE5 Sr. Play--CUM SPIRO SPIRABO. DUANE TUNT LAND FFA 1 ,2,3,4 BARBARA VAN DYKE lIBarbll Transferred from Minooka 25 FHA 1,2,3,45 GAA 1,25 Stl. Lib'n 2,45 Pep Club 3. IAIVLEY WATTS llvlimll Pep Club 3 CAROL WESTVIG jr. Pray, sr. Play--WHERE T1-tERE's A WILL, THERE'S A WAY5 MCC 1,2,3,45 Chorus 2,3,45 Madrigals 2,3,45 Band 1,2,35 FHA 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 1,2,35 GAA 1,2. 98 GARY WEYGAND FPA 1,2,3,4, sci. Club 1,25 Pep ciub 1,2,3. VINCE WHALEN FFA 1,2,3, Reporter 45 Band 1,2, 3,45 Pep Club 1,2,3. KEVIN WILEY Fruit lr. Play5 Sr. Play--CUM SPIRO SPIRABO5 St. Council 45 FFA 1,2,3, Treas. 45 NHS 3,45 Basketball 25 St. Lib'n 2,3,45 Pep Club 3. RICKI WILLIAMSON llRickll jr. Play--FATHER OF TI-IE BRIDE5 Sr. Play- -SOCK IT TO ME, WHERE THERE'S A WILL, THERE'S A WAY5 Chorus 1,2,35 Band 2,35 FTO 25 NHS 2,35 Basketball 1,2, 3,45 Cross Country 1,25 Golf 1,2,35 Lettermans' Club 2,35 French Club 3,45 sci. Club 1,25 Pep Club 1,25 Car Safety Club 4. GEORGE YUHAS Jr. Play--FATHER OF THE BRIDE5 Sr. Play--SOCK IT TO ME, WHERE THERE'S A WILL, THERE'S A WAY5 MCC 45 FTO 1,2, V-Pres. 3, Pres. 45 St. Council 1,2,3, Pres. 45 Chorus 1,2,35 Band 1,2,35 NHS 2, Treas. 3,45 French Club 3, Pres. 45 Sci. Club 1,25 Pep Club 1,2,35 Basketball 1,2,35 Wrestling 45 Baseball 1,2,3,45 Golf 1,2,45 Let- termans' Club 1,2,35 Car Safety Club 4. CHRIS ZOMBRES Class Pres. li Sr. Play--SOCK IT TO MEg Chorus 1,2,3,4g Boys' En- semble 3,4g MCC 2,3,4g FTO 45 St. Council 13 Sci. Club 23 Pep Club 1,2,33 Car Safety Club 43 Basketball 1,25 Track 1,25 Letter- mans' Club 2. Co-editors Phil Brown, Debbie Miller, Gail Finley, Donna Selvig, and Pat Scofield spend a different kind of day--working. 39H? ., 3 1 L . A-,,W,,,,.,,u... S . Mrs. Anfinsen, advisor, makes a final Check on layouts before giv- gf f:.ff J.f' 7 fee-:fs -'-- mg. ,,,,',,: zz-1 ,,.' fy-:,,.gf-,f. ing us the go ahead with her l-l.A. ! 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M ' f 100 SCHOOL PERSONNEL Mr. Cecil Adams--65 Mr. Arthur Anderson--42 66 81 94 Mrs. Lissa Anderson--66 Mrs. Hilda Anfinsen--66 100 Mr. Albert Bartels--19 22 47 S8 64 Mrs. Karen Biagini--66 Mr. Kenneth Brown--66 Mr. William Brown--67 Miss Sandra Cheesrnan--38 45 66 Mrs. Cleon Fagot--54,68 Mr. Herbert Hurt--62 65 Mr. Robert Immekus--26 29 67 Mr. Paul Keane--19 68 Anderson, Wayne J 78 Armour, Calla Sr 14 49 84 95 Ash Robert F 72 Baima, Patsy So 38 49 75 Baker Gary Sr 14 17 21 23 48 Baker, Sharon F 72 Bardson Dave jr 78 Bardson, Gary--So.--75 81 Barnwell Marg--I .--51,54 Bartels, Mike--F .--24 26,29 31 37 54 55,57 59 72 Battles, Rick--So.--26 33 35 37 38 44 47 51 75 Battles, Suzanne--So.--47 7 Index of Students a nd Person nel -- I-,-- 7 - 1 1 2 J 1 : I 7 1'- 1 1 I 1 , 1 7 1 1 1 fifff . 5 A Mrs. Jewel Barr--67,103 84,93,95 g l. , f 9':96l , -- --- rr 7 , r i ,7s 2 1 1' 2 130: if 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 5 r Mr. George Klein--69,81 Miss Martha Leer--44,47,67 Mrs. Sharon Lett--49,67 Mrs. Mary Madden--67 Mrs. Pearl Marshall--68 Miss Phyllis Nelson--65 Mr. Norman Neuges--26,3O,31,37, 68 Mrs. Sandra Percifield--68 Mrs. Gladys Pfau--65 Mrs. Lillian Reese--65 Mr. Eugene Salmons--34,35,38,44, 68 Mr. C. Richard Salzer--22,64 Mrs. Diana Schlosser--43,69,98 Mr. Wes Thompson--19,48,69 Mr. Clarence Tipton--69 Mr. James Trout--22,27,69 Mr. Donald Ziegler--50,69 STUDENTS Ackley, Dale--Fr.--72 Ackley, Garil- -Fr. - -72 Alexander, Karen- -Sr. - -49,54 ,55, 84,95,96 Allen, Mark- -Fr. --26,30,31,38 ,54, 57,72 Anderson, Denise--So.--75 Anderson, Gary- -Fr. - -72 Anderson, jeff--Fr. --26,3O,31,44, 59,72 Baugher, David--J .--78 Bayer, jerre--So. --75 Behrens, Rodney--Fr.--72 Bennington, Maryann--Jr. - -78 Benson, Karen--Fr.--59,6O,61,72 Berggren, Bob--Sr.--7,84,95 Berggren, Colleen- -jr. - -78 ,79,81 Bernard, Betty--So.--75 Bernard, Kathy--Jr. --78 Billings, Becky- -Ir. - -78 Billings, Debbi--Sr. --84,95 Billings, Michael--Fr.--72 Blanton, Jim--So.--3O,31,47,75 Blanton, Rich--So.--75 Blanton, Sarah--Fr.--72 Boe, Judy--So.--43,54,75 Borchsenius, Ann--Fr.--42,54,55, S9,61,72,74 Borchsenius, Chuck--Sr.--19,84,93, 95 Bozarth, Helen--Jr.--78 Bozarth, Joan--Fr.--54,59,72 Bristol, Brad--Fr.--30,31,38,54,55, 72 Britt, Connie--Fr.--72 Brooks, Debbie--So.--75 Brooks, Don--So.--30,75 Brown, Brenda--Ir.--78 Brown, Diana--Sr.--9O,92,95 Brown, Pamela--Fr.--72 Brown, Phil--Sr.--13,15,19,29,42, IOI 44,45,47,51,54,55,56,58,84,92, 94,95,1OO Brue, Regina--Fr.--72,81 Brue, Roger--jr. --78 Bublitz, Dale--Ir.--38,78 Burkhart, Anita--Sr.--85,92,95 Bushnell, Shirley--Sr. --85 Butterfield, john--So.--15,17,48, 75,81 Cadie, Ron--So.--75 Carlson, Paula--Fr.--54,57,72 Carter, Gay Ann--Fr.--72 Charlton, Bonnie--So.--75 Cummings, john--Sr. --14,28,39,5O, 85,95 Day, Russell--Fr.--48,72 Decker, Phylles--jr.--19,78 Dotson, Vernon--Fr.--72 Duffy, Debbie--Sr.--46,47,49,85, 95 Earle, Juanita--So.--59,60,75 Eddy, Kim--Fr.--54,58,72 Eddy, Merry--jr.--78 Farley, Linda--So. --47,75 Farley, William--Fr.--72 Finley, Gail--Sr.--13,18,44,47,52 54,55,57,85,94,95,1OO Finley, Paul--Fr.--24,26,3O,31,38 48,73,74 Fleetwood, Ricky--Fr. --73 Folkes, Virginia--So. --45,75 Foreman, Larry--Sr.--13,14,18,19 26,28,37,42,43,44,45,47,51,85, 95,97,98 Frisch, Linda--Jr.--79 Fuller, Pam--Ir.--2O,54,57 Gaudi, Francis--Fr.--73 Gaudi, Linda--sr.--14,15,s5,92,9s Goodman, Mike--Ir. --11 ,48,79 Graffius, Linda--Jr.--79,92 Grunstad, Cindy--So.--17,32,38 ,75, 76,77 Grunstad, Terry--jr. --20,79 Gunier, Michelle--So. --75 Gunier, Mike--So.--4,3O,38,75,81 Haff, Lori--jr.--79 Hall, Dave--Ir.--11,12,48,59,79 Hall, Debbi--Sr.--86,95 Hall, Wendy--Fr.--73 Hanley, Greg--Jr.--11,12,38,45,79 Hanley, julie--jr.--79 Hanley, Tim--Sr.--86,93,95 Hardy, Bill--Fr.--73 Harris, Robert--Fr.--73 Hartman, Don--So.--75 Hayes, Brenda--So.--44,7S,81 Hayes, Kenneth--jr. --79 Herman, Vicki--Sr.--46,49,86,95 Hershey, Frank--Sr.--17,21,26,27, 29,38,39,42,44,47,5O,86,95,98 Hershey, Lee--So.--3,28,39,42,51, 75 Hicks, Debbie--Jr.--79 Hicks, Diana--Fr.--73 Higdon, Larry--Fr.--73 Higdon, Mark--Jr.--79 Hill, Eugene--jr. --45,79 Hindmon, Rodney--So.--75 I-Iitchins, Greg--So.--18,21,26,3O 31,38,44,59,6O,75 Howell, jim--So.--76 Hoxsey, Patty--jr.--16,38,79 Hoxsey, Scott--Fr.--28,29,38,73 Huss, Eleanor--Jr:-16,2O,S4,79 Huss, jerry--So.--3O,38,48,76 jameson, Roger--So.--76 Y jelm, Cheryl--Fr.--54,58,73 Johnson, Connie--Sr.--21,36,46,86 93,95 Johnson, Gary--So.--76 Johnson, Janeen--jr. --43,45,47,50, 79 Johnson, Marcia- -Jr. --1 1,1 2,16,49, 51,79 Johnson, Nancy- -Sr. - -47,86,95,96, 98 johnson, Paul--Fr.--73 jonassen, Paul--Jr. --79 Jones, joe--So.--76 jones, Kraig--So.--47,76 jorstad, Gail--Fr.--54,59,61,73 jorstad, Marilyn--Sr.--54,56,57,86 95 Keigley, Diana--Fr. --73 Keigley, Mike--So.--76 Kestila, Kris--Sr.--17,29,43,44,45, 47,50,87,95,97,98,99 Kiest, Vicki--Fr.--73 Kirkland, Debbie--Fr.--59,6O,61, 73,81 Kozloski, Annette--Sr.--14,46,87, 96 Krug, Roger--So.--48,76 Kyle, Debby--Fr.--73 Kyle, Kathy--Sr.--13,42,44,47,SO, 87,92,95,97 Larsen, Ruth--jr.--44,45,47,S8,79 Larson, Donna--Fr. --7,73 Larson, Joann--Jr.--18,44,45,47,49 50,79 Lawry, Susan--Fr.--3,S4,73 Lawyer, George--Fr.--48,73 Leslie, Patti--So. --47,76 Malaise, Merleen--So.--76 Marshall, Kathy--So.--76 Marshall, Jay--Fr.--59,73 Marshall, joe--So.--38,76 Marshall, Penny--Sr.--13,16,21,23 36,87,95 Marshall, Vicki--jr. - -11,36,38,42, 44,47,79 Martin, Cindy--Fr.--73 Y ! Mason, Judy--Fr.--49,51,54,5S,58, 59,73,74 Mason, Roy--jr.--79 Mason, Vicky--jr.--11,12,18,36,S4, 55,56,58,59,6O,61,78,79 Mathesius, Amy--So.--49,76 Mathesius, Guy--Sr.--S,13,15,48, 87,95 Matison, Bill--Jr.--33,34,35,38,79 Matison, Susie--Fr. - -18 ,21 ,38 ,44, 73 Matson, Mark--Sr.--3,18,26,29,39, 87,95 Matson, Terri--Ir.--46,79 McCullough, Sue--Sr.--5,43,47,49, 87,95,97 McLachlan, Jerry- -jr. - -18 ,24 ,26 , 33 ,34 ,35 ,47 ,78 ,79 McLachlan, Jim--So.--48,51,76 McLachlan, Paul--So.--48,76 McLennan, Patty--Fr.--19,73 McMichael, Kathy--Fr. --73 Miller, Debbie--Sr.--13,17,19,29, 44,46,47,49,S4,55,56,88,9S,1O0 Miller, Nancy--So.--22,32,42,4-9, 54,55,57,59,6O,76 Milligan, jeff--jr.--11,12,44,47, 54,55,58,779 Mills, Wayne--Fr.--73 Miner, John--So.--38,76 Monahan, jim--jr.--79 Morahn, Beth--Fr.--73 Morahn, Susan--Jr. --19,79 Morel, Gary--Jr.--48,79 Morris, Ron--Ir.--79 Mount, Bev--So.--76 Muffler, Jill--Sr.--14,19,21,44,45, 54,5S,49,6O,88,92,9S Muffler, Meta--Jr.--11,12,49,79 Muncy, Dave--Sr.--15,44,45,88, 95,98,99 Muncy, Jerry--Jr.--79 Muncy, Teddy--Fr.-f73 Mussatto, Lois--Fr.--73 Nelson, Debbie--So.--76 Nelson, Emily--jr.--45,47,59,6O, 61,79 102 Nelson, Gerry--So.--47,76 Nelson, John--So.--54,57,S8,59,76 Nelson, Kim--jr.--11,26,34,35,37, 38,39,45,8O Nelson, Rodney--So.--76 Nelson, Scott--Fr.--73 Nelson, Susan--Fr.--59,61,73 Nelson, Wayne--Sr.--13,14,15,47, 48,59,88,93,95 Nitiss, Andy--So.--30,38,54,S5,56, 76 Nitiss, Ruth- -jr. --18,38,49,51,8O Nordtvedt, Kevin--Fr.--73 Norwick, Eugene--So.--59,6O,76 Norwick, Melena--Fr.--54,73 Oakes, jim--Jr.--48,80 Osborne, Bernard--So.--76 Pearson, Kathy--Ir.--1O,11,20,8O, 81 Pender, jon--So.--76 Pender, Mike--Sr.--81,88,9S Penoyer, Ella--Sr.--46,54,89,95 Peters, Bob--Fr.--73 Peters, jackie--Sr.--2O,88,95 Peters, Jim--So.--76 Peterson, Emil--Sr.--4O,59,88,95 Pfau, Mickey--So.--28,39,S1,76 Pitstick, Karen--Sr.--42,44,47,89, 95,98 Pitstick, Steve--Sr. --1S,27,29,5O, 89,95 Rabe, Don--Sr. --14,15,44,45,59, 89,95 Rabe, Greg--Fr.--73 Raines, Sherman--Ir.--80 Rains, Cindy--So.--76 Richardson, Nancy--Fr. --73 Riis, Cathie--jr.--80 Riis, Loretta--Fr.--73 Rockey, Debbie--jr.--5,2O,22,54, 55,58,80,81,93 Rockey, Faith--Fr.--54,73 Roe, Cathy--Fr.--73 Rohrer, David--Fr.--28,73 Rohrer, Mary--Ir.--59,80 Rosengren, Ron--Sr. --3,48,89,95 Russell, Marcella--jr.--80,81 Russell, Panda--Fr.--54,73 Ryg, Lynne--So.--5,49,76,77 Saddler, Cheryl--So.--59,76 Scheppler, Ray--Jr.--11,12,80 Schnitz, Claudia--Sr.--6,16,46,89, 92,95 Schnitz, Kerry--Fr.--17,48,51,73, 77 Schniiz, Kim--So.--48,51,76 Schrader, Dave--Sr.--19,40,89,95 Scofield, Patti--Sr.--13,15,29,43, 54,55,59,9O,92,93,95,1O0 Scott, Richard--So.--26,3O,77 Selvig, Donna--Sr.--13,47,54,58, 9O,9S,10O Sexton, Anita--So. --76,77 Shambaugh, Allan--Sr. --80 Sheldon, Linda--Jr.--11,17,2O,36, 38,59,80 Shockley, Scott--Fr.--3O,38,59,7O, 74 Shrode , Cheryl- -Jr. - -80 Skelton, David- -Fr. --27 ,30,38,61, 74 Smith, Terry--So.--77,81 Snow, Jean--Fr.--49,59,61,74 Snow, Nancy--jr.--38,4S,49,8O Stafford, David--jr.--16,18,26,33, 35,38,80,92 Stanley, Bill--Sr.--90 Stanley, Vicki--Fr. --59,6O,74 Staton, Les--jr.--11,80 Staton, Steve--So.--77,81 Stearns, Debra--Fr.--32,59,60,74 Stecher, Mary--So.--32,38,42,4-9, 55,59,77 Stechman, Bill--So.--15,27,28,38, 47,77 Stegman, Marcia--Fr.--7,49,54,74 Stevens, John--Fr.--74 Stockley, Ray--Sr.--18,22,38,9O, 95 Strubler, Charles--Fr.--3O,37,74 Sullivan, Clarence--Fr.--38,74 Teske, Glenn--Fr.--27,74 Thompson, Bob--So. --3O,31,77 Thompson, Darrell- -jr. --11,34,8O Thompson, Greg--Fr.--3,3O,38,54, S7,58,74 Thompson, Ken- -Fr. --16 ,38 ,48 ,54 , 55,74 Thompson, Linda--Fr.--59,74 Thompson, Susy--Fr.--3,17,32,54, 57,58,59,6o,74 Thorson, Cheryl--jr.--44,45,47,8O Thorsen, Diane--So. --45,47,77 Tirevold, Jane--jr.--1O,11,12,16, 20,42,78,8O Tirevold, Rick--So.--26,54,57,77 Tonielli, Don--Sr.--3,15,9O,93,95 Tucker, Gerald--Fr. --74 Tuntland, Annette--So.--77 Tuntland, Cindy- -Fr. --74 Tuntland, Duane--Sr. --4O,90,95 Tuntland, Kathy--jr.--59,6O,80 Twait, Craig--Fr.--3O,48,51,74 Twait, Marla--Jr.--43,45,47,49,8O Underhill, Steve--Fr. --74 VanDyke Barb--Sr.--23,90,92,95 VanDyke, Beverly--So. --77 VanDyke , Janet--Fr. - -74 Varness, Rollin--Jr.--11,12,44,45, 47,52,S4,55,56,58,59,8O Vermeland, Nancy--So. --45,77 Vermeland, Patti--Jr. --42,45,47, 50,80 Walters', Monty--Jr.--19,8O,81 Watts, Jim--Sr.--91,95 Wawerski, Bob--jr.--80 Weakley, Freeman--Fr. --74 Weakley, Linda--Jr. --80 Westvig, Carol--Sr.--6,14,49,54, 55,58,81,91,95 Weygand, Al--So.--48,77 Weygand, Christine--Fr.--74 Weygand, Gary--Sr.--4O,48,91,92, 95 Whalen, Jane--So.--45,50,59,77 Whalen, Vince--Sr.--48,59,6O,91, 95 Wiese, Roni--Fr.--54,58,74 Wiley, Kent--Jr.--48,78,8O Wiley, Kevin--Sr.--6,15,19,42,47, 48,91,95 Wiley, Kris--Fr.--74 Wiley, Sandy--So.--77 Williams, Melva--Fr.--7,54,74 1,03 Williamson, Rick--Sr.--13,14,24, 29,33,34,39,45,91,95 Williamson, Tom--jr. --45,80 Wilson, Shirley--So. i-54,77 Wing, Brenda--jr.--4,1O,11,12,44, 45,47,8O Withi-ow, Jennifer--So.--77 Woods, Brian--Fr.--27,74 Woods, Tim--Jr.--2,11,18,19,42, 44,78,8O Wright, Mark--Jr.--3,17,33,35,47, 51,80 Yoesle, Linda--So.--47,77 Yott, Edith--Fr.--74 Yuhas, George--Sr.--13,18,26,29, 37,39,42,44,45,47,91,92,95 Yuhas, Marilyn--So.--47,77 Yuhas, Mary Jane--So.--16,54,S9, 76,77 Zombres, Charla--Jr.--1O,11,12,2O 54,55,58,79,8O Zombres, Chris--Sr. --13,19,43,54, 56,58 ,91 ,95 Senior Thoughts on Life at SHS Four years at SHS. All done. Finished. The classes, the Prom, the tests, the good times-all are done. Even if l can't remember the day the Versailles Treaty was signed or how to find the length of the third side of the triangle, l'll always have memories. All the kids I knew-my friends, and those who weren't so friendly-all are in my memory. The greatest part of all was being a senior, having Senior Privilege Pass, and learning to know and understand people. As the words say in Paul Simon's song, Bridge Over Troubled Water, someone was there to ease my mind. lf there is any tragedy in being a senior, it's that you just now learn to know other people so much better, and then graduation splits you all up. Four years. All done. Finished. Farewell '70- We Have Learned . .. We Have Enjoyed . . . We Are Part of the Future. 104 'F 1 .1 1 3