Serena High School - Flashback Yearbook (Serena, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1971 volume:

LVQQJJMMMZQZZ E FLA HBAC Serena Community High School Serena, Illinois T0 Everything There Is cz Season and cz Time I0 Every Purpose Under the Heavens E ee! es iasles 3:1 A Time T0 Begin xi E , 2' gas i r -:Z .am i ffmia :?':fi'i:5S5:IE:3a:z.::a, , K 4.1 : S in K WEM55E5iiV3aQsQ2if3i?i6Y5Wi 11551. is ,., 5 ,fx x -.,' 552133. 1 JA: '53 XR 5,5 .55 fu E 'F ZW, dy. 1 L, 55 A, 4, I, f gif M, A., . K ,H37 X 4 -K 1 fa. 4' 3 we Wm 'ty 'xii H XR 1 if 9' in xml T0 Grow 5 V ga I l 2 if fs X Y R x Anda Time T0 wif' ei I fw.. W' f 5 if fffffi ,f 'N . X L, z ,yy ,f' I W J Muzi H-avF ' t-f Table of Contents Organizations . . . Actt'v1't1'es . . . . . Athletics . . . . . . Music ....... . . . Adntinistration . . . . . Underclassmen . . . . Seniors ...... . . . 7 1 - 1 1 11 l 1 HH NW K SWA! K! .aS nf Q, W I X ORGA NIZA TIONS A time to break down, and cz time Z0 build up. .H.S. This year the members of the Na- tional Honor Society employed their qualities of scholarship, service, character, and leadership to make Serena High School better. The members cheerfully served as office assistants and handled ticket sales at basketball games and wrestling matches, Money was earned by Spon- soring a bake sale held during the lunch modules, The NHS conducted the annual Easter Seal Drive for Serena Township and a Personal Needs Drive for the Dixon State Hospital. In March, twenty-one members were inducted into NHS at a candlelight ceremony. In May the forty-four member group was honored at a banquet in Joliet sponsored by the Board of Education. BACK ROW: Judy Mason, Craig Twait, Paul Finley, Chuck Strubler Greg Hitchins, Suzette Thompson, MIDDLE ROW: Michele Gunier Lynn Ryg, Jane Whalen, Kris Wiley, Gail Jorstd, Susan Nelson, Suzie Lawry SEATED Donna Larson, Debbie Kyle, Marcia Stegman, Jean Snow, Karen Benson Freeman Weakley, Missing: Jan Van Dyke, Nancy Miller, FOURTH ROW: Patti Lesile, Linda Yoesle, Patti Vermeland, Ruth Larsen, Marla Twait, Emily Nelson, THIRD ROW B111 Stechman, Rollin Varness, Craig Jones, Mark Wright, Jeff Milligan, Rick Battles, Gerry Nelson. SECOND ROW Jane Tire vold, Suzie Battles, Linda Farley, Diane Thorsen, Cheryl Thorson, Brenda Wing, SEATED: M.iss Martha Leer, Adv Marilyn Yuhas, Treas,g Vicki Marshall, Pres., Joanne Larson, Vice-Pres., Janeen Johnson, Sec., Mr, Bartels, Adv IO M.C.C. Bake sales to earn money . . . A trip to Dixon State Hospital . . . A clothes drive for the patients . . . A day at the Museum of Science and Industry . . . The Easter Seal Drive: Our year in MCC. MCC OFFICERS: QFRONT ABOVEQ Linda Sheldon, PreS.g Mary jane Yu- has, Sec.g Suzie Battles, Historiang Marilyn Yuhas, Vice- Pres. if K E' Nw deff? FTO is a rapidly expanding but struggling organization, The members were given the opportunity to ex- perience the challenge of the teach- ing profession. In February two foreign exchange students presented a color- ful account of the countries of Malaysia and France, In june, the annual Teacher of the Year was awarded to a SHS faculty member, FTO OFFICERS: QLEFTJ Kris Wiley, TreaS,g Mr. Hurt, AdV.9 Greg I-Iitchins, Pres.g Joanne Larson, Sec,g Marilyn Yuhas, Vice-Pres,g Miss O'Brien, Adv, F.T.O. FFA Mr, Thompson, Adv.g Rick Battles, Rep,g Dave Hall, Vice-Pres,5 Mark Wright, PreS.g Mickey Pfau, Sec.g Kent Wiley, Treas,g Gary Morel, Sent, To begin the year 1970-71, the FFA officers took a trip to the annual FFA Convention at Kansas City, Chapter projects this year included a visit to the International Livestock Show, the annual Purebred Boar and Gilt Sale, co-sponsoring the Sweetheart Ball, the annual Parent-Son Ban- quet, and participation in many Section VII contests, The Serena chapter received first place in the sectional Program of Work contest, and the Livestock judging Team re- ceived a first in the section. The Dairy judging Team rated superior with jerry I-Iuss being highest scoring individual. Mark Wright placed third in the Public Speaking Contest, was Sectional Star Farmer, and applied for the State Farmer Award, Mary Stetcher was honored by being chosen as the Section VII Sweetheart Queen. Freshmen look to the future. I2 +--m 'Nz ,Q- He looks like a farmer, smells like a farmer, but he's a freshman! Smiling sophomores, juniors take pride in the backboard they constructed The winner of Pigs are Beautiful contest, I F.H.A. Serena's active FHA began the year in August with a picnic for Fresh- men at the Sheridan Pit, To carry out the 1970-71 theme, Decisions That Count, new and old members participated in the worthwhile pro- grams presented at the monthly meet- ings, Special activities included the FHA-FFA Skating Party, a Senior Citizen Tea and a Parent Potluck. Food was sent to the boys in Viet Nam as a service project. ln Decem- ber, the seventy members prepared numerous articles for the Christmas Bazaar, The spring was brightened by the colorful outfits constructed and modeled by the FHA members, Finally the year ended with a picnic for prospective members, The sophomore and junior girls stop to pose during their busy baking day D6Cl.Sl'0l7S That Count I4 junior and senior girls stir up a storm! i .,,2 The Freshmen learn how to p1n cut baste F.H.A. Ojjficers FHA Officers President . . . Vice-President Secretary. . . . . . Treasurer. . . . . . Points . . Degrees , , , Public Relations , Historian . . . Projects ,.,. Recreation , . jane Tirevold Eleanor Huss Mary Stecher Joann Larson Lynne Ryg Donna Larson Amy Mathesuis Michele Gunier Linda Sheldon Suzette Thompson Nancy Miller Ruth Nitiss Cindy Grunstad Marcia Stegman Miss Leathers bears down on the of- ficers, Student Librariarzs An SHS librarian stamps books, cleans shelves, stxaightens magazines, collects fines Student Secretaries One of a teacher's best friends is his student secretary. These volunteers assist teachers by typing, mimeo- graphing, stapling . . . 16 s .1 French Club The 1971 French Club officers were Lollin Varness, Pres., Ruth Larsen, -Pres., and Virginia Folkes, Sec. liss McLennan, the advisor, arranged mr some members to see THE PAS- ORAL SYMPHONY, a French film xown at IVCC. The highlight of the ear though was when the French Club and the Fine Arts Class traveled to Chicago and visited the Art, In- stitute and then ate a tres bon meal it the Bistro. r Letlerm en Varsity cross country lettermen in- clude Tim Woods, Mickey Pfau, jeff Milligan, Dave Skelton, Brian Woods, and Bill Stechman, john Nitiss and joe Marshall received freshman let- ters. jerry McLachlan, who led the base- ball team with a .310 batting aver- age, received the Most-Valuable- Player Award along with his varsity letter. Other varsity letters were given to Kim Nelson, Bill Matison, Dave Stafford, Greg I-litchins, Rick Battles, Rich Tirevold, Kim Schnitz, Randy Hill and Paul Finley. Fresh- men-Sophomore winners include Ted Tirevold, Mike Tipton, Mark Adams, Kenny Larson, Steve Richards, Dale Skelton, Rick Stechman, Don Brown, john Marshall and Scott Brooks. In basketball, Kim Nelson received the Most-Valuable-Player Award while Dave Stafford was honored as Senior Athlete of the Year. Mark Wright was named best defensive player. Paul Finley received the Best Free Throw Award for his .744 per- centage. All four boys received var- sity letters along with jerry McLachan, Greg Hitchins, Rick Battles and Mike Bartels. 'S Club Freshmen-Sophomore winners include Dave Skelton, Brad Bristol, Greg Thompson, Scott Shockley, Chuck Strubler, Mike Bartels, Craig Twait, Brian Wright, and Kenny Larson. Varsity Wrestling letters were awarded to Tim Woods, Lee Hershey, Gerry Nelson, Kim Schnitz, Bill Stechman, Greg Rabe, David Rohrer, Kerry Schnitz, Brian Woods, and Scott Brooks. Freshman- Sophomore letters went to jeff Anderson, Russell Day, Scott Hoxsey, Ken Thompson and Mike Tipton. In Golf, Kim Nelson, Rick Battles, Gerry Nelson, Chuck Strubler and Robin Lawry were named varsity let- ter winners. Freshman- Sophomore winners were Mike Bartels and Kevin Foreman. Track varsity lettermen were Bill Stechman, Mark Allen, Paul Finley, Scott Shockley, Ken Larson, Steve Richards. Freshman-Sophomore let- ters were awarded to Dave Skelton, Greg Thompson, Rick Stechman, Mike Tipton, Mark Mathesius and Brian Wright. 'I7 if f 0 ,. , i .. . 32 I I - -K ftk ,xi 1 .--is ' A . YQ. Tn . is '- I., 4 3-any 'V x fl - mir 'X Q ff, sg..-:, , 253 ., C244 at ' v A f T ':' 'V F. '. '- . Q Ls . . , xx . , . if-,vu .. - NV- .I k bk . '. J ' ACTIVITIES Q' A I A time to embrace ,Kimi anda time to refrainfrom embracing J' 1 A frm , If X 1 'X Q 1 I 5,-,, 5 - : jk , ggi fl' ' I9 ,if3f2'1'Z' A Time the play ends early Twelve A I1 gry M en Is that Dracu 20 for Drama in or juror ff2! Cast and Crew TWELVE ANGRY MEN, a high- powered drama, deals with the guilt or innocence of a boy on trial for the murder of his father, The routine verdict of guilty is blown apart by a surprising single vote of not guilty, juror number eight holds the oppos- ing opinion and proceeds in double- checking all facts before making a final judgment. Eleven guilty votes and one not guilty vote is slowly re- versed: eleven not guilty and one guilty, The final dramatic scene shows the last angry man crumble to defeat: NOT GUILTY Synopsis jury Foreman , , Juror 52 .... . juror A43 , , , , juror 434 , . , juror 45 , , , , Jurora6f6.. juror 37 . . , Juror 38 . . . . juror 69 , , , juror 410 , , , , Juror 611 . . . . juror 912 . . . . Guard ........ Judge Assistant Director Prompters ,,,,, Stage Crew . , , , Kraig jones Cindy Grunstad Andy Nitiss Joseph Marshall Kim Schnitz Mary Stecher Greg Hitchins john Nelson Michele Gunier Bill Stechman Mary jane Yuhas Marilyn Yuhas Richard Scott Rick Battles Patti Leslie jenny Withrow Amy Mathesius Mort Brooks John Miner Eugene Norwick Don Hartman The crew looks on with interest. Let me at him! l'll kill him! O A Time T0 Dance F.H.A.-F.F.A. Presents Sweetheart Bal! 1971 Stairway to the Stars Sweetheart Ball Court--SEATED: Queen Linda and King Mark, Atten- dants: Mark Mathesius, Fresh., Kerry Schnitz, Soph., Lee Hershey, jr., Nancy Miller, jr., Suzette Thompson, Soph., Judy Cantlin, Fresh. Kiss me, baby! Queen Linda and King Mark pose for Is that Patsy Baima talking about me? their public. Mary, I have something important to tell you . . . Frank! There's something in my tooth! I'm ticked! A Time To Cavorl Saturday April 24, 1971 'Q '1- ni,M,,1 Prayer- -Mr. Arthur Anderson Dinner Welcome--Cindy Grunstad Senior Response--Jim Oakes Masters of Ceremonies--Mary Stecher A1 Weygand Class Will--Patsy Baima Don Brooks Class Prophecy- -Ellen Morrow . Brian and Marcia, our cupids, greet and are ready to strike. What's caught your eye . . . Termite? 24 Marilyn Yuhas Vocal Duet--Mary Stecher Nancy Miller Closing--M. C. Coronation--10:15 p.m. v H1 'Is it finger-lickin' good, Mr. I., or are you thumbing your nose at us? Moth what? and the Prom 2 3 Cindy reads the welcome. Goes On . . jim respresents the class of '71 Mort and Patsy team up to read the will. Really funny, huh girls. 25 fi 4' ' A 4,,,.A Nw, N,, 3? 1 A f1sh cheer ? just a moment of tenderness Smiles! The program is a success? 26 Did you say prom or party? 1 f 3 L 4 ' 3 They may be innocent, but look at those eyes Sf. Prom Court 1971 STANDING--Marcia Stegman and Brian Woods, sophomore attendantsg Michael Goodman and Terry Grun stad, second attendantsg Vicki Marshall and Tim Woods, first attendantsg Vicky Mason second attendant SEATED: King Greg Hanley and Queen Linda Sheldon. 1971 Prom . . . Hotel Kaskaskia . . roast beef, mashed potatoes, hot buns, fried chicken, olives . . . a welcome and a reply . . . program: will, prophecy, an attempt to sing and a piano solo of Come Saturday Morning . . . yea jane Tirevold! . . . Couples dance to jerry Bell Or- chestra . . . people pose, snap, flash move-on . . . Coronation . , . tears, jeers, a smile, a dance, and off to I X AF' A kiss for the Queen Queen Linda and King Greg Attendants and their dance The Senior Class Presents: Spoon River A nzhology by Edgar Lee Masters SPOON RIVER ANTHOLOGY is not a play in the usual sense. For one thing, the characters are all dead. For an- other, there is not one but many stories. Each character rises from his grave and tells about his life. Each character is honest. In death what could be gained by lying ? But why choose SPOON RIVER AN- TI-IOLOGY for a senior play ? Two reasons are that it has proved popular during its longrun on Broadway and that it allows many students to par- ticipate. Another reason is that SPOON RIVER ANTI-IOLOGY is an acknowledged masterpiece. It has been translated into seventy languages and occupies a place in every high school and col- lege anthology of American literature. While the production of a play is an education in speech and in theatre, the production of a masterpiece is more educational in that it is also an education in theater. Still a further reason for choosing SPOON RIVER ANTI-IOLOGY is that it deals with a life we know. Edgar Lee Masters, a Chicago lawyer who died in 1950, wrote this book on the lives of people he knew in his boy- hood homes of Lewistown and Peters- burg, small western Illinois farming communities. Though most of the characters lived around the turn of the century, they seem amazingly contemporary. Perhaps times have changed. But men have not. But the most important reason for pro- ducing SPOON RIVER ANTI-IOLOGY is that it makes us examine our souls. The great teachers from Socrates to jesus have insisted that the basic con- cern of man ought to be his soul. Ed- ar Lee Masters, reflecting the teach- S ings of jesus, tries to show how souls are lost through their blindness to other souls. Griffy the Cooper says that men judge each other by appear- ances. Certainly this is true of many characters. Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Pantier hate each other. Aner Clute, a young girl who has an Lmfortunate love affair with an older man, Lucius Atherton, is forced to earn her living selling drinks in a bar because people 28 label her as an evil woman. jeremy Carlisle concludes, Passer-by, sin beyond any sin is the sin of blindness of souls to other souls. But SPOON RIVER ANTI-IOLOGY also shows how souls are lost through blind- ness to God. Willard Fluke believes his daughter's blindness is God's pun- ishment for his sin. But Willai-d's daughter, Lois Spears, is the happiest of women. Willard has not learned that the God of justice is also a God of love and that love forgives. Sch- roeder the fisherman believes that life is dog-eat-dog, that man is made this way, that there is no God who cares. But The Village Atheist, dying of cancer, realizes that to deny God is to live through the senses and think through the senses only, that God is real, that God is love to the man who can leap beyond the senses to faith. A. H. Anderson, Play Director. to . . . Go by mad world! I know he said that I snared his soul, with a snare which bled him to death. f Where is my boy, my boy . . . ory to God in the highest. . . . Jeered at by the yahoos of the street . . . 29 . . . So if you lose, get out of the room . . . V . . He protested all his life long ll . . . It's the way the people regard the theft of the apple that makes the boy what he is . . . . . Take note, passers-by, . . Uncovered were the bold and the meek. . . . Now we who took the bankrupt law in our respective ways, sleep peacefully side by side. 30 Cast The Hill . . . Ray Scheppler The Village Atheist Enoch Dunlap Eugene Carman . . . jeff Milligan Lucius Atherton Fiddler jones Griffy the Cooper Thomas Rhodes Benjamin Pantier Willard Fluke . . . Rollin Varness Harry Wilrnans Mrs. Benjamin Pantier . . . Kathy Pearson Reuben Pantier The Circuit Judge . . . John Morrow Henry Phipps Emily Sparks . . . Emily Nelson Albert Schirding Lambert Hutchins . . . Paul jonassen States Attorney Fallas Jonas Keane Cooney Potter . . . Mark Wright Lois Spears . . . Cheryl Shrode George Grey . . . Marla Twait Minerva jones . . . Debbie Hicks Doc. Meyers Tom Beatty . . . Tim Woods Schroener the Fisherman Mrs. Meyers . . . Linda Weakley Aner Clute . . . Phyllis Decker Hortense Robbins . . . Charla Zombres Hot Putt . . . Brenda Wing Mrs. Merritt . . . Linda Sheldon Ann Rutledge . . . Ruth Nitiss Godwin james . . . Cheryl Thorson Father Malloy . . . Mr. A. H. Anderson julia Miller . . . Phyllis Decker Kathy Pe arson William and Emily . . . Terry Grtmstad Linda Sheldon Lucinda Matlock . . . Vicky Mason Lydia Htmiphrey . . . Janeen johnson Edith Conant . . . Vicki Marshall jeremy Carlisle . . . Ruth Larson . . . Out of me unworthy and un- known . . . . . . You were not wounded by the greatness of a dream . . . 31 . . . There is something about death like love itself! . . . You Rhodes' slave! . . . 2 Mr. A. H. Anderson . . . Director . . . But if the high air was sweet , . , Only the burning Sun to them, sweet was the church to II IHC... Our helping hands. Our sound members. 32 TFA Section VII Sweetheart and FHA Section XIX Sec. Mary Stecher. AGRICULTURE AWARDS District II State Farmer. Mark Wright State Farmer's Degrees . Mark Wright Kent Wiley District II Foundation Winner in Swine Production ......... Mark Wright Section VII Foundation Winner in Beef Production ..... Kent Wiley ggi? Q 1 i his if . we .- -' Chicago Tribune Voice of Youth and National FFA Chorus Member Ken Thompson Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow . . . Emily Nelson S peczal A wards Summer Science Lise Section Purdue Susie Battles 1971 Girl's State Delegates Susie Battles Linda Farley .... lst alternate attended camp Michele Gunier . . 2nd alternate Illinois Youth Traffic Safety Program Region III Executive Board Member Joann Larson Chicago Tribune Voice of Youth Four-year Cheerleading Award: Linda and Girls' State: Sheldon and Vicki Marshall Linda Farley 33 9 . ,- ..-.., Q ew . G...-2 .1 3311.231-'1 W .1 M . Q I A-s fgqb, W, A , I 1' Y'-n ! ' ..' V, ,f 54? 551410. : f ti '-'33?f',1rrw1 ' ' wx WV- kg. sl ' 1 1 . -51x ' Dm . Sv --v 'G -1 IR Gigi' ' .gg-R -,154.'..1g:2pg4- ..,,,. ' '.1 Y .1 1. ff - r ..l' ' I... -L X . J 1 5.- L5' ' y - fl-:af,L,1 S .-Y. 1 ., 1.-4 21-'1 sf: 1' . If-,.'-Fujii v...-1. N :I 15,-,yah V. -1.1: .,..L,,-. 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Opp. 1 8 Newark 3 15 Somonauk 14 6 Somonauk Serena Varsity Opp. O 10 6 O 1 O 2 8 6 O 5 7 8 5 6 5 Conference Tourney Coach Salmons works on pregame 16 6 Hinckley warm-ups. 36 Dave Stafford pitched a no-hitter Cross Country Onward! Onward! What's the matter Mr. Trout? Do the other guys always seem to do better? ,gi ,-,Q - ,, A A, , , K no Q-,NM 2 Q v 'B .9 5 4 , , N 3 qw - , ' . ' L lf, 'U QS' , 1 4 mm . Coach Trout, Tim Woods, Micky Pfau, john Nitiss, Bill Stechman, Mike Marshall, jeff Milligan, Dave Skelton, Brian Woods. 37 Serena Serena Serena Serena Serena Serena Serena Serena Serena Serena Serena Serena Serena Serena Serena Serena Serena Serena Serena Serena Serena Serena Serena A Time to Compete. Alumni Marquette Somonauk Putnam Co, Malta Plano Earlville Putnam Co, Marquette Tonica Shabbona DePue Newark Hinckley Seneca Hinckley Paw Paw Aurora Cent. Leland La Moille Waterman Le land Marquette The varsity ended the '70-'71 basketball season with a 9--14 record, a jump from the year before, It was an exciting year sparked by great hopes, crowd backing, and of course, downfalls. The team was composed of five seniors, three juniors, and five sophomores, four of which also played LV. 38 Andy Nitiss Dave Skelton Rick Battles Mike Bartels Mark Wright Darrell Thompson Kim Nelson Dave Stafford jerry McLachlan 23 Paul Finley 53 Greg Hitchins 13 Brad Bristol 52 Greg Thompson Managers--Freeman Weakley, jim Mahoney, Travis Stockley, CENTER Coach Eugene Salrnons. The Game Begins . . . The Crowd Cheers on The Going Gels Rough 'N X...-fh Well, if you ask me Geno Coming through ! The boys battle it out! Paul stuffs another basket, A ballet at Serena? Remember Chuck, the left foot first, then the right, so-Q., The varsity cheerleaders for 1970- '71 worked their way through another season with smiles, laughter, and a lot of spirit. With help, the varsity presented skits at pep assemblies and at Christmas, It was an exciting season along with the week at N.C.A, summer camp at Illinois State Uni- versity--Norrnal, Illinois in June, The girls came home with one red and four blue ribbons plus a spirit stick for one of their night perfor- mances, Cheer n Vicki and Cindy belt out a cheer for the Huskers, Cindy Grunstad jr. third year Vicki Marshall Sr, fourth year Linda Sheldon Sr. fourth year Mary Stecher jr, third year Vicky Mason Sr, second year The Varsity cheerleaders show up anywhere! ! ! Freshman-Sophomore 19-5 Serena Opponents 35 Alumni 47 38 Marquette 56 49 Somonauk 44 42 Putnam County 50 46 Malta 27 46 Plano 45 40 Earlville 43 59 Tonica 28 52 Shabbona 37 62 Depue 37 50 Newark 34 64 Paw Paw 54 69 Malta 63 47 Seneca 38 62 Shabbona 51 52 Hinckley 44 57 Paw Paw 34 45 Aurora C.C. 69 56 Leland 41 42 LaMoi11e 31 60 Waterman 58 52 Earlville 43 59 Plano 44 53 Marseilles 45 The Proud Coach Norman Neuges 42 FRONT ROW: Manager Travis Stockley, Robin Lawry, Mark Mathesius, Coach Norman Neuges, Craig Twait, Managers Freeman Weakley, jim Mahoney, SECOND ROW: Kevin Foreman, Steve Richards, Charles Strubler, Dale Skelton Dave Skelton, Kenneth Larson, Brian Wright, David Wooten. THIRD ROW: Brad Bristol, Scott Shockley. TOP ROW: Greg Thompson, Mike Bartels. We're Number 1! Winning is great! A gigantic effort, The Fresh-Soph Team, coached by Norman Neuges, played an exciting season, First in December they won their own Round-Robin Tourney, Then in january they went on to win the Little Ten Tourney, Finally in February they captured the Little Ten Conference Uophy, which marked the end of their season. Overtimes were common in tourna- ment play, Seconds before the final buzzer, Serena hit the tying basket or their opponents tied, But in the three minutes of overtime, the Huskers charged through with the winning points, Pressure brought out their extra drive for success. During overtime the fans became one body cheering the boys on. The crowd focused hopeful eyes on the floor--waiting for the winning Swish. Stomachs churned and hands shook during the three minutes, The fans were behind the team, and the team never let their fans down. A single point or a single defensive block should not be overlooked. Both of these can mean the difference so there, between a win or a loss, All the players contributed to the team's success, The outlook appears good for the future Varsity Team, F reshm en 1 5 - Higher, Brian, higher! The Swan Dance? The Freshman team also had a fine season. Their record of 15--4 speaks for itself. Kenneth Larson, Brian Wright, Kevin Foreman, Dale Skel- ton, Mark Adams, and Mark Mathe- sius were all top players, Coach Norman Neuges foresees a successful season in 1972 for these future sopho mores, FRONT ROW: Dale Skelton, Mark Mathesius, Brian Wright, Kevin Foreman, Kenneth Larson. BACK ROW: Robin Lawry, Ted Tirevold, john Nitiss, jim Whiteaker, Dave Wooten, Coach Neuges, Steve Richards, Rick Stechman, Phil Brandow, Art Hunt, John Marshall, 44 Mary Baima, freshmang Judy Cantlin, freshmang Suzzette Thompson, sophomoreg Marcia Stegman, sophomoreg Patti Grun stead, freshman, J. V. 'S Develop With anxiety and anticipation we five j,V, cheerleaders waited for the com- ing season. From the first exciting game to the very last one, we learned to work together, share ideas, co- operate, and Strive for the school spirit. When the season was about half over, our new uniforms finally came, and we wore them with much pride and dignity for our winning team, Though it was hard to keep our chins up and smiling all the time, we did our best to represent Serena proudly, We hope next year's j.V,'s have as much fun and many friendships as we have experienced. Halftime--and all is well? The j,V, and Varsity get together to show you what they can do! 45 Wrestling 1971 was the third year for the Husker Grapplers, After a busy year of matches and tournaments, the team ended with a final record of 4--11, At the Braidwood Invita- tional touriklament, the Serena Wrestlers took home a total of one fourth place, two thirds, one second and a championship in the 119-lb. class by Brian Woods, The team finished fourth in the tournament, With the loss of only one senior, Tim Woods, the future for the wres- tling Huskers looks good indeed, Missing: Scott I-Ioxsey 1983, Bill Stechman 11055, and Ken Thompson 11193. jeff Anderson 11325, Lee Hershey 11325 Greg Rabe 1HwtJ, Scott Brooks 11855. David Rohrer 11381, Gerry Nelson 11383. 46 Coach Bob Immekus MUSIC A time to mourn, and cz time to dance Chorus Wins cz Superior Good choirs in small schools are rare. But with a great deal of perseverance and hard work, Cleon Fagot, direc- tor, created just that. Part of the choir's busy schedule this year in- cluded the annual Little Ten Con- ference Concert, which was held at Malta, and the Christmas Concert. Also the chorus received superior ratings in both performance and sightreading at the Class C contest at Chenoa. The highlight of the year, though was the F. Melius Christian- sen Festival which was held at Serena in honor of that late composer and conductor, and whose son, Olaf Chris- tiansen, was guest conductor. How- ever, as all else slowed to a halt at the end of the year, Serena's choir worked on to get ready for a spring tour which took them on a week of fun and scheduled singing through Southern Illinois and Northern Ken- tucky. Another record year for Serena High School. Vicky Mason, Pres., Nancy Miller, V-Pres., Marla Twait, Sec.g Charla Zombres, Treas. 52 Nlike Tipton f126j, Brian Woods Q112j Tim Woods 11263, Russell Day 11265 Kerry Schnitz f145j, Kim Schnitz 41555 CO get him, Greg ! WHO lost a contact? .L--46 Jerry I-Iuss Track ff-. . ,. A.. - leaf' - i ya, 2. - I-.ir H wi 'l 'f'f- LL ' - it .3 V, .Mm Asgg . WMMTV-L,.,,.f1-,W-,ff-5, A l ,W ,L 1- mfraeQfff ,':,'i., f?'2-iff-Qgtqifffwt' i. 1. M Q., -5, ,,,Mr K X . .3 fa,-ig,. W- -. M .-. . A ' 'f fsv'f!1W, , N ' ffl , I - T f few' ne, .Q 54,9 aaffkiwfig ,-,ww-'liz ' -W fy H - We ,Wk A 4, .tq..rM+w,. W mv K . fl .3 sg- . , rv A K -ww-rw W .. P N, - W ,gm rt . wg:-ef K 3 . ' 1, - ' -M1 f vfwiflf' :5LEa,',,, , W-fi, 'L'-. Q ,faq . jim T Q .W g.5fs2f T1-w , . - . , ,f5'g,.,,,,,,, C .. ,,,. C x. G f . -ww . V. me . , , X. A , ,M Ng.. 1 ., ,M A. W - vw! ' T, Jug, 'ZH-Q Steve Richards, Mark Allen FIRST ROW--David Skelton, Brian Wright, Mark Mathesius, Greg Thompson. SECOND ROW--Mark Allen, Art Hunt, Bill Stechman, Scott Shockley, Ken Larson, joe Marshall. TI-HRD ROW--jerry Huss, Steve Richards, jeff Anderson, Paul Finley, john Nitiss. 48 Track The track te am had only three upper- classrnen during the 1970-71 season. Competing against boys two and three years older made frequent disappoint- ments for the freshman and sophomore membels of the team. The highlight of the season came in the Little Ten Conference Frosh-Soph Meet at Hinckley when the mile relay team of Scott Shockely, Ken Larsen, Steve Richards, and Paul Finley set a new conference record, lowering the mark by more than a full second. Gobf-A Y ear Varszty Serena Opponenm 217 182 202 207 189 161 220 226 180 177 184 153 213 202 204 165 207 209 204 189 124 156 215 205 Sandwich Seneca Plano Shabbona Paw Paw Earlville Plainfield Plano Prairie Lake Paw Paw Earlville Somonauk T0 Rebuild Fresh. -S oph Serena Opponents 110 97 123 112 123 140 48 51 50 43 57 55 61 54 107 92 69 52 Little Ten Tourney District Tourney Sandwich Seneca Shabbona Paw Paw Earlville Plainfield Plano Earlville Somonauk 6th Place 12th Place s,,2 7 Iv, KNEELING--Rick Battles, Mike Bartels, and Robin Lawry, STANDING- -Coach Neuges, Kevin Foreman, Kim Nelson Gerry Nelson, and Chuck Strubler. TF' - , -'f ra'-.-1 B, Girls' Ensemble Superior Judy Mason Mary Stecher Suzette Thompson Judy Boe Debbie Krug Nancy Miller Gail jorstad- -Accomp. Missing QI' gl Boys' Ensemble Superior Ken Thompson Andy Nitiss Brad Bristol John Morrow Ted Tirevold Rollin Varness jeff Milligan Mike Bartels Suzette Thompson--Accomp. ' Vicky Mason jane Tirevold jane Larson Paula Carlson Charla Zombres Gail Madrlgals jorstad, Pam liuller, Ann Bor,chsenius , , , Superior 53 S 5 C onlest Wmners jane Tlrevold Vocal Solo Superior john Morrow Vocal Solo Superior Vicky Mason Vocal Solo Superior Rollin Varness Vocal Solo Superlor Nancy Miller Vocal Solo Superior Charla Zombres Vocal Solo Excellent Dale Skelton Vocal Solo Ken Thompson Vocal Solo Excellent Excellent jane Larson Vocal Solo Paul Finley Vocal Solo Excellent Excellent Mike Bartels Vocal Solo Excellent Judy Mason--Ann Borchsen1us Vocal Duet Excellent Mary Stecher Vocal Solo Good Mr. Anderson--Festival Manager 2 The F. Melzus Christziznsen Choral Festival E if ,g .fz. MM,W.,f A if , . , fa 1, On May 1, the Fine Arts Department of Serena High School hosted the F. Melius Christiansen Choral Festival in honor of the late director and composer's 100th birthday. There were five attending choirs: Wood River, West Aurora, East Rockford, Ottawa, and Serena High Schools. Each choir sang four songs after which the choirs massed to sing five anthems by the famed F. Melius. The guest conductor, Olaf C. Christiansen, son of the late F. Melius, directed the massed choir. F. Melius Christiansen, born 1871 and died in 1955. But as long as a cappella choirs sing in America, as long as his music speaks to our hearts, King Christian goes on . . . King Christian is alive. 'W-' 5 , V I--if5 'M 2 .. 1 , Brenda Wing designed and hand block printed the festival programs. ft 1 5152, A i li ,W -W. X if, 1971 Chorus Tour Wood River, Ill. June 5 Carrni, Ill. June 6 Georgetown, Ky. June 7 Beverly Mission, Ky. June 8 Bowling Green, Ky. June 9 Kentucky Lake June 10 Madison ville, Ky. June 11 Serena, Ill. June 12 Wash feet- -NEVER ! ! No Joke! Chlorine and EYE don't get along. Shun, 259 svn' SC in Y Ei! ,, if is Q ' 5,1 LF f si Maybe NOW your roller will stay in, jane! Cheryl, we are going only for one week! What if gas stations d1dn't exist ? No, I say we go two miles and then turn LEFT! Drinking and driving . 57 Band Has G00a' Year. Under the direction of Mr. William Brown, the Serena band had another successful year. From playing pop tunes and the school song at basket- ball games to playing I-lark the Herald Angels Sing at the Christmas Tea, we proved Serena should be proud of its band. This year we also presented a program to the surround- ing grade schools. Later, at contest, everyone was disappointed to have missed a superior by one point. Again some of us band members participated in the solo and ensemble contest and in the Little Ten Festival. Soon it was Memorial Dayg and we band mem- bers, wearing overlays and hats, played together for the last time in the parade at Sheridan. just a pinch of ritard.' ga.. .is IVV? . M f' f V ' ly N ,f Q N ' '34 ' Ag . Q f Q? . if i 5 W- ,ALL Nuff. 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Brass Sextet Jane Whalen, Eugene Norwick, Emily Nelson, Dave Skelton, Kent Butter- field, and Greg Hitchins Superior 60 Band Ensembles Rate High Saxophone Quartet C131-inet 3010 Judy Mason, Dale Skelton, Betty Rgllin Val-ness Temple and Mary Glover Superior Superior Cornet Duet Kent Butterfield and Emily Nelson Superior Clarinet Duet Iuanita Earle and Kathy Tuntland Superior Drum Quartet jay Marshall, Ann Borchsenius, Mary Jane Yuhas, and Mary Stecher Excellent Woodwind Quintet Gail Jorstad, Jean Snow, Suzette Thomp- son, Mary Whalen, and Linda Thompson. Superior 61 GN' AL HXGHSGXP lb? RX 4, al ff' ' if' ,f -' ,. 1. 1-1 ,. L-,,+- - ,F Y Af -4... .49 , ae, -J- 4' '. ,. Q r If ,. 1 a 1 1 'Af f x ADMINISTRA TION A time ofwar and cz time ofpeace G- Mr, C, Richard Salzer, Superintendent Mr. Albert C. Bartels, Principal Aa'm1'n1'slraI1'0n Puls It Together an i wil School Board: Mr, Robert Temple, Mr, Harlan Olson, Mr, Robert Van Dyke, Mr, William Graffius, Mr. C, R. Stecher, Mr Stanley Twait, Pres,5 Mr, Webster Setchell, Sec, 64 S ludenl Council The Student Council of 1971 spent the year rebuilding their treasury and maintaining the student lounge. A committee of boys was assigned each 19th module to restore the lounge to presentable condition, During Christmas vacation the Council or- ganized a group of volunteers to shampoo the rug and scrub the lounge clean. They sponsored skits before Christmas and other assem- blies throughout the year, Hat Day was a big success along with the Halloween Dance, Members and other students enjoyed themselves while earning money. This Council ended its '70-'71 school year by presenting two 35100.00 scholarships to two graduating seniors, Any senior continuing his high school education was eligible, and the final two were chosen exclusively by the Student Council representa- tives, The Council was elected by homerooms, one person per room. Officers were elected the spring of '70, SEATED clockwise at the round table are Rick Battles, Treas,g Greg I-litchins, V, Pres,g Vicki Marshall, Pres,, Joann Larson, Sec. ,a I i Y 5 i'?f:,?f:14?'ii7i:r5f r 7 'ii ff 3 ' ' V wifi? ,.,,, ,Q S ff 'le 'H-uuunnuunlll might 4' -K- l? fa 5 , . A655143 W -'iw Q ,',,-' illff--f' I .1 . Miss Phyllis Nelson, Bookkeeper Mrs, Lillian Reese, Secretary Mrs Gladys Pfau Secretary Faculty r if-iii? A ,Keg ' Mr. Arthur Anderson A,B,, Ill, Wesleyan, M,A,, U, of Ky, Add. Grad, Work U of Wis., Rhetoric, English, Fine Arts, Studt. Coun. Adv., Junior Class Adv. 1 ,K R, l Miss Mary McLennan if: B.A., Graceland College, Iowa, Eng- ' V' lish, French, junior Class Adv., 5, French Club Adv., Cheerleader Adv. W ,,,, ,,,.,- Miss Sandra Cheesman , B.A., Monmouth College, taught first was Nqh nine weeks, Mrs, Jewell Barr Mrs, Pearl Marshall B,S., W, Kentucky State, English, Senior Class Adv, Mrs, Gerry Torri B.S., NIU, Business Education, Sophomore Class Adv. B.S,, Cape State, California State, Art, Home Economics, Sophomore Class Adv. Miss Maureen Wolfe B,S,, St. Mary's College, Notre Dame M,A,T,, U, of Notre Dame, Biologi- cal Sciences, Speech, MCC Adv. 66 Mrs. Karen Wright A.A,, Kendall College, B.S., Florida State University, Special Education. Mrs. Hilda Anfinsen B,A,, Eastern Mich, U., Lib, Sci., ISU, NIUg Librarian, Lib, Sci,, Flash- back Adv, Mr. George Klein 's fi ., .,.. ' ,I . Q K ima 'xr' B.S., ISU, M.S., NIU, Industrial Technology, Sophomore Class Adv. Mr, Wesley Thompson B.S., ISU, M,S,, U, of Ill,g Agricul- ture, Agric-Occupations, Senior Class Adv., FFA Adv, Mr, Eugene Salmons B.S., EIUg M.S., SIU, Mathematics, Physical Sciences, Coach, Athletic Dir, Mr. Robert lmmekus B.S., NIU, Physical Sciences, junior Class Adv., Wrestling Coach. 67 Mr. William Brown B,M., Ill, Wesleyan, M.M,, Vander- cook Music College, Radio, Band, Junior Class Adv. f fi ff Mr. Herbert Hurt B.S., WIU5 M.S., Bradley U.5 Add. Work NIU, Guidance Counselor, FTO Adv., Senior Class Adv. lvlr. Paul Keane B.S,, NIU, Social Science, Anti- Pollution Group Adv., Senior Class Adv, 68 . T V- Qgwwi. 1 Mr. Clarence Tipton B,S,, M,Ed,, U, of I., Agriculture Agric-Occupations, FFA Adv. Mr, james Trout Miss janet O'Brien B,S., M,S,, NIU, Social Sciences, B,A,, Marycrest College, English, Psychology, P.E., Coach, Sophomore FTO Adv., Freshman Class Adv. Class Adv, Er sf , Ei - .-. - Miss Martha Leer B,A,, Georgetown Collegeg M,S,, U. of l,g Mathematics, NHS Adv., Fresh- man Class Adv. at rsr m em , . 3 .. ta ,a . M ? V --'1:: I , 1 le. MT. Norman Nellges Mrs. Sandra Percifield A-A-, Highland lf- College? B-A-, B.S., Olivet Nazarene Collegeg ISUg Business Education, P.E., Girl's P,E, Coach, Freshman Class Adv. X ff I 15 In T, ?5lt:il':LlF' 1Ef353li'1l??if?3 4, , A N llli r n C A i l s iclir i - , i r , Qiv 2 ti A A A if Mr. Donald Ziegler B.S., WIUg Driver Education. li Miss Linda Leathers B,S,, NIU5 Home Economics, FHA Adv., Freshman Class Adv, Mrs, Cleon Fagot B.S., M.S., WIUQ Fine Arts, Chorus 69 Arntzen Mrs. Joyce Schnitz. 5' , Mrs. Barbara Meredith, Mrs. Helen if ' iw' ...,..-'-'0 Mr. Cecil Adams, Maintenance En- gineer' Ray Mussatto, Bill Gale, jerry Adams, jesse linger, Mrs. Beulah Olson, Mrs, Linda Bartels, Mr. Kenneth Scott, Mr. Albert Rosendahl, Mrs. Joyce Schnitz, Mr. B. M. Spring stead, Mrs. Joyce Bernard, Mrs. Shirley Yoesle, Mr, Dale Kernber, Mr, Olin Britt. 70 .1 Mr, Marshall and Curt Larsen help out in the shop , V.!4,,,..-new ,wx fl Let's see, the leg bone connects to x the shoulder bone, C an dids Does it tickle? John Pati9UdV 1791195 RiCkY- Buoyantly . . . Buoya.ntly. QW' R x I ' X ' ,I l X 4 X ,fi 5 . ! . -J ! ,I Y ,I I ll I fl .1 I- 'iff ' wi . 4- ' 's 'XX' Q x -..H Q N I f '-5. H L::4.,f'fv '-,.-A S M1 - .- -mi-. I vi'-1 ' A 1 , ... S l l .-, S 49 , 'dint AUOTOIS NHBUOW 1- ' x S Z I F-555-5 J in x-,nrfi i -Y-1. .,,.-V-.....,.,x..,,,. - fix.. 1 Z Z I Z f g 4 f f Z K Q .x- -4 ' ' ' l ' ' 0 'L' i 3, 2- ,r- il - -xl 1l - il UNDERCLASSMEN A time Z0 keep silence, and a time Z0 speak. Freshmen Try Harder From the first Staggering glimpse to the last final exam, high school has been a period of adjustment for es- pecially freshmen. It would be hard to forget the first day when confused freshmen struggled with their lockers and underwent the teasing from up- perclassmen, As the year progressed, Kathryn Beich introduced us to the cold, cruel world of financial plan- ning while soc-hops introduced us to each other. When the year ends there are few regrets and freshmen say they'll See you next year. f J E Not Pictured: Rebecca Cartwright 74 Nlark Adams Ronnie Austin Mary Biama Jewell Barr Jacqueline Bayer Tim Beardsley Cathy Bennington Pauline Berggren William Bozarth Philip Brandow Scott Brooks Don Brown Leslie Brown Kevin Bublitz Mark Burkhart Kent Butterfield William Buttrum Judy Cantlin Janelle Charlton Rodney Cody David Enger Vince Erwin Vera Fitzpatrick Kevin Foreman Jimmy Forth Debra Gale Mary Ann Glover Robert Godwin Patti Grunstad Wanda Hayes Mary Hershey Steven Hicks Tim I-ligdon ,lm Barbara Riis julie Riis Nancy Rohrer Gail Rosengren Debbie Saddler Dale Skelton Greg Starwalt Cecelia Teske Philip Staton Dean Hill Arthur Hunt Mary Beth Huss Anne jones Deborah Kaiser Sibert Keith Debbie Krug jane Larson Kenneth Larson Roberta Lawry Robin Lawry james Mahoney john Marshall Mark Mathesius Layne Matson Alice McLachlan Judith Morel jane Nelson John Nitiss David Oakes Laura Osborne Donna Peek Steven Richard Diane Richardson Gee, may I come Saturday n1ght'P' K T Advisors: Miss O'Brieng Mr, Neugesg Miss Leathersg Miss Leerg Jewell Barr, Sec.5 Dale Pres,g Kenny Larson, Treas, 76 Ricky Stechman Travis Stockley Phyllis Strubler Emmett Sullivan Gary Taylor Betty Temple jerry Thorsen Mitchell Tipton Ted Tirevold David Tuntland Sherrie Underhill David Van Dorn Eva Walters Kimberly Ward Brenda Watts Tina Wawerski julie Whalen Mary Whalen james Whiteaker Mark Wiley Kathy Wilson David Wooten Brian Wright Lee Ann Wright Skelton, Pres Steve Richards, V ary. - Sophomores Drive Forward The class of 1973 worked steadily and hard to expand our treasury to our thousand dollar goal. Throughout the year we sold concessions at several basketball games, sponsored two bake sales, and hosted a sock- hop, We also sold pizzas and joined the other classes in magazine sales, Our biggest project turned out to be selling paper napkins. Highlights for the class of 73 were the receiving of our class rings and starting'driver education classes, which meant we were closer to that coveted driver's license, Advisors: Mr, Trout, Mrs, Torri, Mrs, Barr, Sue Matison, V. Pres,g Judy Mason Treas,g Brian Woods, Pres,g Suzette Thompson, Sec, X11 Dale Ackley Gail Ackley Mark Allen jeff Anderson Gary Anderson Sharon Baker Mike Bartels Rodney Behrens Karen Benson Michael Billings Sarah Blanton Ann Borchsenius joan Bozarth Brad Bristol Connie Britt Pam Brown Richard Brown Regina Brue Paula Carlson Vernon Dotson Kim Eddy Paul Finley Richard Fleetwood Francis Gaudi Wendy Hall Bill Hardy Diana Hicks Larry Higdon Scott Hoxsey Cheryl jelm Paul johnson Gail jorstad Diana Keigley Vicki Kiest Robert Kimmel Debby Kyle Donna Larson Susan Lawry George Lawyer jay Marshall Cindy Martin judy Mason Susie Matison Patty McLennan Kathy Mc Michael Beth Morahn Lois Mussatto Scott Nelson Susan Nelson Kevin Nordtvedt Malena Norwick Bob Peters Greg Rabe Loretta R115 ,el C mu? Yes, you, Mark! Faith Rockey Cathy Roe David Rohrer Kerry Schnitz Scott Shockley David Skelton jo Nell Smith jean Snow Vicki Stanley 3 ,Ai ,fd fd Does he ever stop talking? Debra Stearns Marcia Stegman Charles Strubler Clarence Sullivan Ray Teske Greg Thompson Kenneth Thompson Linda Thompson Suzette Thompson Cindy Tuntland Gerald Tucker Craig Twait Steven Underhill janet Van Dyke Freeman Weakley Christine Weygand Roni Wiese Kris Wiley Melva Williams John Wilson Brian Woods Edith Yott Ronald Vaughan Russell Day Juniors Take a Stand Throughout the school year '7O- '71 the junior class worked not only for themselves but also for the class of 1974, 1973, and 1971. We started the year with great effort, selling sweaters to warm the cold freshman during their first year, Another proj- ect was for the sophomores, We had a psychedelic dance to show them where it's at, For the seniors we worked hard at everything in order to provide the best possible prom. To Show the school and community how swell the class of '72 is we sold candy and passed some of the sweet- ness around. Finally we held a pizza sale to spice-up our faculty. 80 Denise Anderson Patsy Baima Rick Battles Susanne Battles jerre Bayer Clarence Benson Betty Bernard jim Blanton Judy Boe Debbie Brooks Don Brooks john Butterfield Bonnie Charlton Juanita Earle Linda Farley Virginia Folkes Cindy Grunstad Terry Grunstad Mike Gunier Michele Gunier Don Hartman Brenda Hayes Kenneth Hayes Lee Hershey Randy Hill Rodney Hindman Greg I-Iitchins jim Howell jerry Huss Roger jameson Gary johnson joe jones Kraig jones Debbie Kepler Roger Krug Patti Leslie jim McLachlan Paul McLachlan Merleen Malaise Kathy Marshall joe Marshall Amy Mathesius Nancy Miller john Miner Ellen Morrow Beverly Mount Debbie Nelson Gerry Nelson john Nelson Rodney Nelson Andrew Nitiss Eugene Norwick Bernard Osborne jim Peters Not Pictured: Pat Coppes Bob Wawerski Miss McLennan, advisorg Michele Gunier, Sec., Nancy Miller, Treas,, Cindy Grunstad, Pres,, Mary Stecher, V.-Pres., Mr, Anderson, advisor. ! Mickey Pfau Cynthia Rains Sherman Raines Lynne Ryg Cheryl Saddler Debbie Schierbaum Kim Schnitz Richard Scott Anita Sexton Les Staton One candy . . . two candy Z at-' Q Steve Staton Mary Stecher Bill Stechman Bob Thompson Diane Thorsen Rick Tirevold Annette Tuntland Beverly Van Dyke Nancy Vermeland Al Weygand jane Whalen Sandy Wiley Shirley Wilson jennifer Withrow Linda Yoesle Mark Youmans Marilyn Yuhas Mary jane Yuhas E Linda, don't you know that gambling is against cheerleading rules? Mark gets a sneak px-eview,' 'Now where'd that rat go? My dearest Cecil, . . A Time T0 Relax. ,'- 1 Good-bye Miss Cheesman. Hello Mrs, Chmie1, '45 S 1 U Ii 'tu ,NS SENIORS A time Z0 keep and a time to cast a Wayne Anderson Colleen Berggren Helen Bozarth I9 Kathy Bernard Maryann Bennington Roger Brue Dale Bublitz I Merry Eddy Linda Frisch Pamela Fuller Phyllis Decker Linda Graffius Mike Goodman Lorj I-Iaff Greg Hanley julle Hanley Debbie Hicks Mark Higdon David Hall Eugene Hill Pat Hoxsey Eleanor I-Iuss Janeen johnson Marcia johnson Paul jonassen Me ta Korth Marjorie Huss Joann Larson A Time T0 Remember Bill Matison Ruth Larsen Roy Mason Terri Matson Vicki Marshall Vicky Mason Cathy McCaslin jerry Mc Lachlan Ron Morris Emily Nelson Jeff Milligan Gary Morel john Morrow Kim Nelson Ana' a Time T0 Anticipate , AMW f ,Ymre 95'gX.12 :Q1f,f,w'-1 QW? Ruth Nitiss Linda Sheldon Mary Rohrer jim Oakes Cheryl Shrode Ray Scheppler Kathy Pearson Nancy Sngw David Stafford Marla Twait Darrell Thompson jane Txrevold Kathy Tuntland Rollin Varness Cheryl Thorson Patti Vermeland Linda Weakley Mark Wright Brenda Wing T1m Woods Tom Williamson Charla Zombres Class Ojjicers The seniors spent most of their time counting the days until graduation. Once again they were given lounge privileges during study halls. Now they all know how to play euchre, crazy-eights, and seven-up, Without much effort the seniors succeeded in selling concessions, choosing robes, keys and flowers, and working their way toward the grand finale: GRADUATION DAY! Senior Class of ficers for 1971: jim Oakes, Pres.3 Vicki Marshall, Treas.g Greg Hanley, V, Pres., missing: Patti Vermeland, Sec, Senior Court The Senior Court is a class- elected body set up to maintain order during senior privileges, Because of the out- standing class of '71, the court had to take little action concerning dis- obedience, STANDING: Greg Han- ley, jim Oakes, Vicky Mason, Mr. Hurt, adv, and Rollin Varness. SEATED: lvlr. Keane, adv., Mrs, Marshall, adv.g jane Tirevold, Linda Sheldon, Sec,g Dave Strafford, Pres,g Mr, Thompson, adv, A Time To Cast Away Stones Anda Time To Gather Stories Together , Cheryl Thorson . . . Valedictorian Grade Point Average: 98.21 Gracz'uaZ1'0n A Tinfzeof American Legion Citizenship Award AWARDS AND SCHOLARSHWS Illinois State Scholar Teacher Education Scholarship Mark Wright . . Kent Wiley . . . Linda Sheldon . . . . Patti Vermeland Rollin Varness . Emily Nelson . . David Stafford . Vicki Marshall . jane Tirevold , , Vicky Mason . . jerry McLachlan Tom Williamson Jeff Milligan . . john Morrow . . Ruth Nitiss . . Dale Bublitz . . DeKalb Agriculture Award State Farmer Award Melvin Hextell Memorial Scholarship State Farmer Award D.A.R. Award Crisco Award I Dare You Award I Dare You Award All Around Music Award Vocal Music Award Illinois State Scholar Betty Crocker Award Illinois State Scholar Student Council Scholarship Athletic Award Activities Award Illinois State Scholar Citizenship Award Student Council Scholarship All Around Music Award Vocal Music Award Illinois State Scholar Illinois State Scholar Illinois State Scholar Student Council Scholarship Allen L. Arthur Memorial Sc holarship Teacher Education Scholarship Teacher Education Scholarship Special Commendation Award 96 5 arg- . ,K 1 - A chievem ent ,'.,- Mrs. Pearl Marshall--Teacher of the Year FACULTY HONORS FIRST YEAR--BRONZE AWARD Seniors: juniors: Freshmen: SECOND YEAR--BRONZE ART AWARD Sophomores: THIRD YEAR--SILVER AWARD Juniors: FOURTH YEAR- -GOLD AWARD Seniors: Ruth Larsen--95.0 Lynne Ryg--95.3 Betty Temple--94.7 Judy Morel--95.4 Nancy Rohrer--95.5 David Tuntland--95.7 jane Larson--96.2 Anne jones--96.8 john Nitiss--96.9 Craig Twait--94.6 Susanne Battles- -95.9 Linda Farley--96.0 Marla Twait- -97.0 Cheryl Thorson--97.5 Graduation Moods The Class 0f1971 Senior A Cll.Vl'Il.6S WAYNE ANDERSON Weiner MARYANN BENNINGTON llRuntll FHA 1,2,3,45 Chorus 15 Student Librarian 4. COLLEEN BERGGREN Coco FHA 2,3,-45 Student Librarian 2,3. KATHY BERNARD Bernardi FI-IA 35 French Club 25 Student Librarian 3. HELEN BOZARTH French Club 25 Student Librarian 3. ROGER BRUF FFA 1,2,3,4. DALE BUBLITZ llBubbyll Basketball 15 Track 2. PHYLLIS DECKER llBuddyll Class Sec. 15 Sr. Play--SPOON RIVER ANTHOLOGY5 Chorus 1,25 Band 1,25 Student Sec. 3,4. lOO MERRY EDDY Mcc 152. LINDA FRISCH FHA 1,2,35 Chorus 1,25 Student Li- brarian 2. PANLELA FULLER llPamll FHA 45 Chorus 1,2,3,45 Madrigals 2,45 Student Librarian 4. LINDA GRAFFIUS Gunnert Student Librarian 25 Prom Atten- dant 25 Jr. Marshal 3. MIKE GOODMAN llFattyll Class V-Pres. 25 Jr. Play--COME OUT OF TI-IE CLOSET5 Student Council 25 FFA 1,2,35 Band 1,25 Basketball 1,2,3. LORI HAFF FTO 15 FHA 1,2,3,45 French Club 25 Chorus 15 Student Librarian 3. DAVID HALL llDaVell jf. Play--coma our OF THF CLOSET5 FFA 1,2,3,4, French club 3, Band 1,2. GREG I-IANLEY Class V-Pres. 45 Jr. Play--COME OUT OF TI-IE CLOSET5 St. Coun- cil 45 Science Club 15 French Club 35 Basketball 15 Track 35 Cross Country 15 Sr. Court 4. JULIE HANLEY MCC 1,2,35 Chorus 1,2,3,45 NHS 2,35 Student Lib'n 45 Madrigals 2. DEBBIE HICKS llDe'bIl Sr. Play--SPOON RIVER ANTHOL- OGY5 Student Lib'n 25 Student Sec 3,4. MARK HIGDON French Club 2. EU GENE HILL llceneil Science Club 2,35 French Club 3. PAT HOXSEY llspeedll FHA 1,2,3,45 Chorus 15 Student Lib'n 45 Track 3. ELEANOR HUSS FHA 1,2,3, V-Pres. 45 Chorus 1,2, 3,45 Student Lib'n 25 Student Sec. 3,4. MARJORIE HUSS FHA 1,2,35 Chorus 1,2535 Student Lib'n 4, JANEEN JOHNSON Sr. Play--SPOON RIVER ANTHOL OGY5 MCC 1,2,4, Historian 35 FHA 1,2,3,45 French Club 3,45 NHS 2,3, Sec. 45 St. Sec. 3,4. MARCIA JOHNSON Gusher Jr. Play--COME OUT OF TI-IE CLOSET5 St. Council 15 FHA 1,25 Rec. Chm. 35 Chorus 15 St. Lib'n 4. IVIETA KORTH Midas Class Treas. 1,25 Jr. Play--COME OUT OF THE CLOSET5 FHA 1, V-Pres. Rec. 2, Treasurer 3, Projects Chrm. 45 Science Club 15 Chorus 1,25 Band 1,2,3,45 St. Lib'n 4. PAUL JONAS SEN Bowling Ball Sr. Play--SPOON RIVER ANTHOL- OGY5 Annual Staff 4. IOANN LARSON St. Council Sec. 45 MCC 2,45 FTO 2,35 Sec. 45 FHA 2, V-Pres. Rec. 1, V-Pres. Points 3, Treas. 45 Science Club 15 French Club 1,2,45 NHS 2,3, V-Pres. 45 Track 35 GAA1,25 St. Lib'n 1. RUTH LARSEN QTransfer: Forest City Iowaj jr. Play--COME OUT OF THE CLOSET5 Sr. Play--SPOON RIVER ANTHOLOGY5 FTO 2,3,45 French Club 3,45 Chorus 1,3,45 NHS 2,3,4 VICKI MARSHALL Wino Class V-Pres. 1, Pres. 2, Treas. 45 Ir. Play--COME OUT OF THE CLOSET5 Sr. Play--SPOON RIVER ANTHOLOGY5 St. Council 1,2,3, Pres. 45 MCC 15 FTO 1, Sec. 2,35 NHS 2, Sec. 3, Pres. 45 Annual Staff 45 Cheerleader 1,2,3,45 Track 3. ROY MASON VICKY MASON IIC?-ut!! Class Sec. 2,35 jr. Play--COIVIE OUT OF THE CLOSET5 Sr. Play-- SPOON RIVER ANTHOLOGY5 St. Council 45 Science Club 15 French Club 25 Chorus 1,2,3, Pres. 45 Band 1,2,3,45 St. Lib'n 25 Cheerleader 3,45 Sr. Court5 Mad- rigals 2,3,4. BILL MATISON TE Otto St. Council 15 FTO 15 Science Club 15 Letterman's Club l,2,35 Basketball 1,2,35 Baseball 1,3,45 Track 35 Cross-Country 1,2,35 Golf 1,2. RRIE MATSON HT. JIII Mcc 1,25 FHA 1,25 French Club 4, st. Lib'n 2,3. CA Tl-IIE MCCASLIN St. Lib'n 2 . Science Club 1,2,35 Letterman's Club 1,2,3,45 NHS 2,35 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Baseball 2,3,4. JEF F MI LLI GAN Airplane Jr. Play--CONIE OUT OF THE CLOSET5 Sr. Play--SPOON RIVER ANTHOLOGY5 St. Council 25 FTO 25 Science Club 15 French Club 1,2,3,45 Letterman's Club 15 Cho- rus l,2,3,45 Band 1,25 NHS 2,3,45 Basketball 15 Cross Ct. 1,45 Boys Ensemble 1,2,3,4. GARY MOREL FFA 1,2,3,4, Band 1,25 Annual Staff 4. RON MORRIS Pickle JOHN MORROW fTransfer from Yorkville High Schoolj Red john Class Play 35 Sr. Play--SPOON RIVER ANTHOLOGY5 FTO 45 French Club Treas. 2,35 Chorus 1,2,3,45 Newspaper Staff 1, Treas. 2, Business Manager 35 Pep Club 1,2,35 Boys Ensemble 4. EMILY NELSON jr. Play--COME OUT OF THE CLOSET5 Sr. Play--SPOON RIVER ANTHOLOGY5 FTO 1,2,3,45 FHA 1,25 French Club 2,3,45 Chorus 1,2,45 Band 1,2,3,45 NHS 2,3,45 Annual Staff 45 St. Lib'n 1,2. KIM NELSON fTransfer from Newark High Schoolj Maynard jr. Play--CONIE OUT OF TI-IE CLOSET5 Sr. Play--SPOON RIVER ANTI-IOLOGY5 French Club, V-Pres. 3,45 I.etterman's Club 2,3,45 Basketball 2,3,45 Baseball 2,3,45 Track 35 Golf 2,3,4. RUTH NITISS llR0Otll jr. Class Play--COME OUT OF THE CLOSET5 Sr. Play--SPOON RIVER ANTHOLOGY5 St. Council 45 MCC 1,25 FTO 3,45 FHA 1,2, 3,45 Science Club 15 French Club 3,45 Chorus 1,2,45 Cheerleader 25 Track 3. 'G'-'B ix 1Qf JERRY MCLACHLAN N-we Mr, Wonder few Class V-Pres. 35 St. Council 25 fini'-at IOI JIM oAK1-ss Class OHicer, Pres. 45 jr. Play-- CONIE OUT OF THE CLOSET5 St. Council 1,45 FFA 1,2,35 Basket- ball 15 Cross Ct. 15 Sr. Court. KATHY PEARSON lIKaSSll jr. Play--COME OUT OF THE CLOSET5 Sr. Play--SPOON RIVER ANTHOLOGY5 MCC 25 FHA 1,2, 3,45 Chorus 1,25 St. Lib'n 4. MARY ALICE ROHRER Band 1,2,3,45 St. Lib'n 45 Sr. Play --SPOON RIVER ANTHOLOCY, RAY SCHEPPLER llBuckyH jr. Play--COME OUT OF THE CLOSET5 Sr. Play--SPOON RIVER ANTHOLOGY5 French Club 2,3,4. LINDA SI-IELDON u'-fubbyu jr. Play--COME OUT OF THE CLOSET5 Sr. Play--SPOON RIVER ANTI-IOLOGY5 MCC 2,3, Pres. 45 FHA 1,2, Points Chm. 3, Public Relations 45 Band 1,2,3,45 St. Lib'n 25 Cheerleader 1,2,3,45 Track 35 St. Sec. 2,3,45 Sr. Court Sec. 102 CHERYL SHRODE Snort Sr. Play--SPOON RIVER ANTHOL- ocY5 sr. Lib'n 1,2,3,4. NANCY sNoW Nance Sr. Play--SPOON RIVER AN- THOLOGY5 FTO 45 FHA 1,2,3,45 French Club 3,45 Track 3. DAVE STAFFORD ucha-rlyvl Class Pres. 15 St. Council 15 Cho- rus 15 Basketball 1,3,45 Baseball 1,3,45 Track 35 Sr. Court Pres. 45 Prom Att. 25 jr. Marshal 3. DARRELL THOMPSON Harold jr. Play--COME OUT OF THE CLOSET5 Sr. Play--SPOON RIVER ANTI-IOLOGY5 Band 1,2,3,45 Bas- ketball 3,4. CHERYL THORSON Sr. Play--SPOON RIVER ANTHOL- OGY5 MCC 1,2,35 FTO 3,45 French Club 2,3,45 Chorus 1,45 NHS 2,3,45 St. Lib'n 1,2,35 Annual Staff 4. JANE TIREVOLD lljaniell Class Treas. 35 jr. Play--COME OUT OF THE CLOSET5 St. Coun- cil 1,2,35 FHA 1, Historian 2, Points Chm. 3, Pres. 45 Chorus 1,2, 3,45 Madrigals 2,3,45 NHS 2,4, Treas. 35 Annual Staff 45 Sr. Court5 St. Sec. 2,3,4. KATHY TUNTLAND FTO 1,2,3,4, FI-IA 1,2,3,4, chorus 1,25 Band 1,2,3,4. MARLA TWAIT Sr. Play--SPOON RIVER AN- THOLOGY5 MCC 1,2,3,45 FHA 1,2,3, Degrees Chm. 45 French Club 3,45 Chorus 1,2, Sec. 45 NHS 2,3,45 Annual Staff 45 St. Lib'n 1,2. ROLLIN VARNESS jr. Play--COME OUT OF THE CLOSET5 Sr. Play--SPOON RIVER ANTI-IOLOGY5 FTO 1,25 Treas. 3,45 French Club 3, Pres. 45 Cho- rus 1,2,3,45 Band 1,2,3,45 NHS 2,3,45 Annual Staff 45 Sr. Court5 Boys Ensemble 2,3,4. PATTI VERMELAND Class Sec. 45 St. Council 3,45 French Club 3,45 NHS 2,3,45 Cheerleader 2. LINDA WEAKLEY sf. Play--SPOON RIVER AN- THOLOGY5 chorus 2, st. Lib'n 2,3,4. KENT WILEY FFA 1,2,3, Treas. 4. TOM WILLIAMS ON Mouse French Club 3,45 Basketball 1,2. BRENDA WING Ir. Play--CONIE OUT OF THE CLOSET5 Sr. Play--SPOON RIVER ANTHOLOGY5 MCC 2,35 FTO 35 FHA 25 French Club 35 NHS 2,3,45 Annual Staff 45 Track 3. TIM WOODS llBumPsll Class Pres. 35 Sr. Play--SPOON RIVER ANWTHOLOGY5 St. Council 1,35 MCC 25 FTO 35 Science Club 15 Wrestling 2,45 Cross Country 3 ,4. MARK WRIGHT Sr. Play--SPOON RIVER AN- THOLOGY5 FFA 1,2,3, Pres. 45 Letterman 's Club 3,45 NHS 2,3,45 Basketball 1,2,3,4. CHARLA ZOMBRES Jr. Play--COME OUT OF THE CLOSET5 Sr. Play--SPOON RIVER ANTHOLOGY5 FHA 1,2,3,45 Choru 1,2,3, Treas. 45 Madrigals 2,3,45 St. Lib'n 3. S -A 1 E Index 0fSlua'enZs and Personnel SCHOOL PERSONNEL Mr. Cecil Adams 70 Mr. Arthur Anderson 32,56,57,65,66, 81 Mrs. Lissa Anderson 71 Mrs. Hilda Anfinsen 67 Mrs. Jewell Barr 66,77 Mr. Albert Bartels 10,33,6-4,97 Mr. William Brown 58,59,81 Miss Sandra Cheesrnan 66,83 Mrs. Cleon Fagot 52,57,69 Mr. Herbert Hurt 4,11,68,95,98 Mr. Robert Immekus 25,46,47,67,81 Mr. Paul Keane 68,95 Mr. George Klein 67 Miss Linda Leathers 15,69,76 Miss Martha Leer 10,69,76 Mrs. Pearl Marshall 66,95,97 Miss Mary McLennan 5,17,66,81 Miss Phyllis Nelson 65 Mr. Norman Neuges 38,42,44,49,69, 76 Miss janet O'Brien 11,68,76 Mrs. Sandra Percifield 4,69 Mrs. Gladys Pfau 65,83 Mrs. Lillian Reese 65 Mr. Eugene Salmons 36,38,40,42,67 lvlr. C. Richard Salzer 25,64,96 Mr. Wes Thompson 12,13,67,95 Mr. Clarence Tipton 68,71 Mrs. Gerry Torri 66,77 Mr. james Trout 37,48,68,77 Miss Maureen Wolfe 11,20,66,71 Mrs. Karen Wright 2,67 Mr. Donald Ziegler 69 STUDENTS Ackley, Dale--So. 77 Ackley, Gail--So. 77 Adams, Mark--Fr. 12,74 Allen, Mark--So. 11,48,52,77,78 Anderson, Denise--Jr. 80 Anderson, Gary--So. 77 Anderson, jeff--So. 11,46,48,59,77 Anderson, Wayne--Sr. 86,99,107 Austin, Ronnie--Fr. 74 Baima, Mary--Fr. 15,45,52,58,71,74 Baima, Patsy--jr. 23,25,80 Baker, Sharon--So. 77 Barr, Jewell--Fr. 11,15,52,58,74,76 Bartels, Mike--So. 36,38,39,40,42, 43,49,52,53,55,77 Barnes, Rick--Jr. 1O,l1,12,20,23, 36,3s,49,6s,8o Battles, Susanne--jr. 10,11,80 Bayer, jacqualine--Fr. l1,15,74 Bayer, jerre--Ir. 14,80 Beardsley, Tim--Fr. 74 Behrens, Rodney--So. 13,77 Bennington, Cathy--Fr. 11,1S,74 Bennington, Maryann--Sr. 14,16,86, 99,105 Benson, Clarence--jr. 80 Benson, Karen--So. 10,59,77,104 Berggren, Colleen--Sr. 24,86,99 Berggren, Pauline--Fr. 74 Bernard, Betty--jr. 80 Bernard, Kathy--Sr. 16,86,99 Billings, Michael--So. 77 Blanton, jim--jr. 80 Blanton, Sarah--So. 4,77 Boe, Judy--jr. 52,53,80 Borchsenius, Ann--So. 14,52,53,55, 58,61,65,77 Bozarth, Helen--Sr. 58,86,99 Bozarth, joan--So. 52,77 Bozarth, William--Fr. 74 Brandow, Philip--Fr. 44,74 Bristol, Brad--So. 38,42,43,52,53, 57,77 Britt, Connie--So. 4,77 Brooks, Debbie--Ir. 16,80 Brooks, Don--Ir. 25,36,80 Brooks, Scott--Fr. 46,74 Brovxm, Don--Fr. 36,74 Brown, Leslie--Fr. 11,59,74 ?'W Q 104 Brown, Pamela--So. 77 Brown, Richard--So. 77 Brue, Regina--So. 4,14,77 Brue, Roger--Sr. 13,86,99 Bublitz, Dale--Sr. 87,96,99 Bubliiz, Kevin--Fr. 74 Burkhart, Mark--Fr. 12,74 Butterfield, John--jr. 13,80 Butterfield, Kent--Fr. 12,59,60,61, 74 Buttrurn, William--Fr. 74 Cantlin, Judy--Fr. 15,22,45,65,74 Carlson, Paula--So. 14,52,53,78 Charlton, Bonnie--jr. 16,80 Charlton, Janelle--Fr. 74 Cody, Rodney--Fr. 74 Day, Russell--Jr. 47,79 Decker, Phyllis--Sr. 16,22,28,3O, 87,98,99,105 Dotson, Vernon--So. 78 Earle, Juanita--Jr, 11,14,58,59,61, 80 Eddy, Kim--So. 14,23,78 Eddy, Merry--Sr. 87,99 Enger, David--Fr. 12,59,74 Erwin, Vince--Fr. 74 Farley, Linda--jr. 10,11,14,16,S2, 80 Finley, Paul--So. 6,1O,13,36,38,39, 40,48,52,55,78 Fitzpatrick, Vera--Fr. 52,74 Fleetwood, Richard--So. 71,78 Folkes,Virginia--jr. 11,17,52,80,83 Foreman, Kevin--Fr. 12,42,44,49,74 Forth, jimmy--Fr. 12,74 Frisch, Linda--Sr. 14,87,99,102 Fuller, Pam--Sr. 14,16,52,53,87 Gale, Debra:-Fr. 58,74 Gaudi, Francis--So. 78 Glover, Mary Ann--Fr. 15,58,60,74 Godwin, Robert--Fr. 74 Goodman, Mike--Sr. 88,101 Graffius, Linda--Sr. 7,32,87,99 Grunstad, Cindy--jr. 15,2O,23,24,25, 41,45,65,80,81,99 Grunstad, jerry--Sr. 24 Grunstad, Patti--Fr. 1S,45,52,74 Grundstad, Terry--Sr. 31,80 Gunier, Michele--jr. 10,11,1S,20, 65,8031 Gunier, Mike--jr. 80 Haff, Lori--Sr. 14,16,88,99 Hall, David--Sr. 2,12,88,99 Hall, Wendy--So. 14,78 Hanley, Greg--Sr. 16,65,88,95,99 Hanley, julie--Sr. 52,88,99,107 Hardy, Bill--Sr. 78 Hartman, Don--Jr. 20 Hayes, Brenda--jr. 80 Hayes, Kenneth--jr. 80,107 Hayes, Wanda--Fr. 74 Hershey, Lee--jr. 13,22,46,8O,83 Hershey, Mary--Fr. 15,74 Hicks, Debbie--Sr. 16,28,29,88,98, 99 Hicks, Diana--So. 52,78 Hicks, Steven--Fr. 74 Higdon, Larry--So. 78 Higdon, Mark--Sr. 88,99 Higdon, Tim--Fr. 74 Hill, Dean--Fr. 75 Hill, Eugene--Sr. 88,99 Hill, Randy--jr. 36,80 Hindmon, Rodney--Jr. 80 Hitchens, Greg--jr. 10,11,20,21,36, 38,59,60,65,8O Howell, jim--jr. 80 Hoxsey, Pat--Sr. 14,16,89,99,101 Hoxsey, Scott--So. 13,78 Hunt, Arthur--Fr. 44,48,52,75 Huss, Eleanor--Sr. 15,16,52,89,98, 99,106 Huss, jerry--jr. 13,48,8O,82 Huss, Marjorie--Sr. 16,89,99 Huss, Mary Beth--Fr. 52,75 Jameson, Roger--jr. 6,13,8O,82 jelm, Cheryl--So. 14,16,52,78,79 Johnson, Gary--jr. 81 johnson,Ianeen--Sr. 3,1O,11,14,16, 17,28,32,89,99 Johnson, Marcia--Sr. 14,16,83,89,99 johnson, Paul--So. 78 jonassen, Paul--Sr. 28,89,99,108 jones, Anne--Fr. 15,75 jones, joe--jr. 81 jones, Kraig--jr. 1O,2O,81 Jorstad, Gail--So. 10,14,52,53,59, 61,78 Kaiser, Deborah--Fr. 75 Keigley, Diana--So. 16,78 Keith, Archie--Fr. 12,75 Kepler, Debbie--jr. 81 Kiest, Viclci--So. 78 Kimmel, Robert--So. 78 Korth, Meta--Sr. 15,89,99 Krug, Debbie--Fr. 15,52,53,59,75 Krug, Roger--jr. ' 13,81 Kyle, Debby--So. 10,11,14,78 Larsen, Ruth--Sr. 10,11,17,28,32, 52,9O,98,99 Larson, Donna--So. 10,11,15,78 Larson, Jane--Fr. 15,52,53,55,75,76 Larson, Joann--Sr. 10,11,15,17,23, 52,65,89,99,102,107 Larson, Kenneth--Fr. 3,36,42,44,48, 65,75 Lawry, Roberta--Fr. 15,75 Lawry, Robin--Fr. 42,44,49,75 Lawry, Susan--So. 1O,14,52,78 Lawyer, George--So. 78 Leslie, Patti--jr. 3,10,14,16,65,81 Mahoney, james--Fr. 13,38,43,52,75 Malaise, Marleen--jr. 81 Marshall, jay--So. 58,61,78 Marshall, joe--jr. 2O,21,37,48,81 Marshall, John--Fr. 36,44,75 Marshall, Kathy--jr. 16,81 Marshall, Vicki--Sr. 1O,24,28,32, 33,41,45,58,65,77,90,95,96,99, 101,108 Martin, Cindy--So. 78 Mason, Judy--So. 14,52,53,58,6O, 77,78 Mason, Roy, Sr. 90 Mason, Vicky--Sr. 10,16,28,41,45, 52,53,54,57,59,65,83,90,95,96,98, 99,103 Mathesius, Amy--jr. 15,20,81 Mathesius, Mark--Fr. 12,22,42,44,48 75 Matison, Bill--Sr. 36,84,9O Matison, Susie--So. 11,65,77,78 Matson, Layne--Fr. 75 Matson, Terrie--Sr. 17,90,99 McCaslin, Cathie--Sr. 90,99 McLachlan, Alice--Fr. 15 McLachlan, jerry--Sr. 6,36,38,39, 40,91,98,99 McLachlan, jim--jr. 6,13,81 McLachlan, Paul--jr. 13,81 McLennan, Patty--So. 23,75,78 McMichael, Kathy--So. 16,78 Miller, Nancy--jr. 15,22,52,53,54, 81 Milligan, jeff--Sr. 10,17,28,31,37, 52,53,91,97,98,99 Miner, john--jr. 81 Morahn, Beth--So. 4,16,78,105 Morel, Gary--sr. 12,91,97,99,108 Morel, Judith--Fr. 15,75 Morris, Ron--Sr. 91,99 Morrow, Ellen- -Ir. 6,24,81 Morrow, john--Sr. 11,23,3O,52,53, 54,71,91,99 Mount, Beverly- -Jr. 14,81 Mussatto, Lois--So. 11,14,78 Nelson, Debbie--Jr. 52,81 Nelson, Emily--Sr. 1O,11,17,28,29, 33,52,59,60,61,91,97,99,108 Nelson, Gerry--jr. 10,13,46,49,81 Nelson, jane--Fr. 14,59,75 Nelson, john--jr. 20,21,81 Nelson, Kim--sr. 17,32,36,38,39, 40,49,91,99,100,107 Nelson, Rodney--Jr. 81 Nelson, Scott--So. 78 Nelson, Susan--So. 10,59,78 Nitiss, Andrew--jr. 2,11,17,20,21, 36,38,52,53,81 Nitiss, john--Fr. 11,37,44,48,65,72, 75 Nitiss, Ruth--Sr. 14,17,28,31,52,92, 98,99 Nordtvedt, Kevin--So. 78 Norwick, Eugene--jr. 2O,21,59,60, 81 lO5 I Norwick, Melena--So. 14,52,78 Oakes, David--Fr. 75 Oakes, jim 25,65,92,95,99,105 Osborne, Bernard--jr. 81 Osborne, Laura--Fr. 75 Pearson, Kathy--Sr. 14,16,29,92,99 Peek, Donna--Fr. 15,75 Peters, Bob--So. 78 Peters, jim--jr. 81,83 Pfau, Mickey--jr. 12,21,37,82 Rabe, Greg--So. 46,47,78 Raines, Cynthia--jr. 82 Raines, Sherman--Sr. 82 Richards, Steven--Fr. 36,42,44,48, 75,76 Richardson, Diane--Fr. 75 Riis, Barbara--Fr. 75 Riis, julie--Fr. 75 Riis, Loretta--So. 78 Rockey, Faith--So. 79 Roe, Cathy--So. 16,52,79 Rohrer, David--So. 13,46,79 Rohre1',Mary--Sr. 16,32,58,92,99 Rohrer, Nancy--Fr. 15,58,75 Rosengren, Gail--Fr. 15,59,75 Ryg, Lynne--Jr. 3,1O,15,65,82,83 Saddler, Cheryl--jr. 11,14,16,82 Saddler, Debbie--Fr. 15,75 Scheppler, Ray--Sr. 1,17,92,99 Schierbaum, Debbie--jr. 82 Schnitz, Kerry--So. 13,22,47,65,79 Schnitz, Kim--Jr. 6,13,2O,23,36,47, 82 Scott, Richard--Jr. 20,36,82 Sexton, Anita--jr. 82 Sheldon, Linda--Sr. 11,15,22,23, 28,31,33,41,45,59,83,92,95,97,99 Shockley, Scott--So. 38,43,48,58,79 106 Shrode, Cheryl--Sr. 5,16,28,29,92, 99 Skelton, Dale--Fr. 7,12,36,37,42, 44,55,58,6O,65,75,76 Skelton, David--So. 13,38,42,43,48 58,6O,79 Smith, jo Nell--So. 79 Snow, jean--So. 1O,11,14,58,61,79 Snow, Nancy--Sr. 1,11,14,17,92,99, 107 Stafford, David--Sr. 1,32,36,38,39, 4O,43,83,93,95,96,98,99 Stanley, Vicki--So. 52,71,79 Starwalt, Greg--Fr. 75 Staton, Les--Sr. 82 Staton, Philip--Fr. 75 Staton, Steve--Jr. 82 Stearns, Debra--So. 14,52,58,79 Stecher, Mary--Jr. 1S,2O,23,25,33, 41,45,52,53,55,58,61,65,81,82 Stechman, Bill--jr. 4,10,2O,21,37, 48,82,104 Stechrnan, Ricky--Fr. 36,44,75 Stegman, Marcia--So. 1O,11,15,24, 45,52,79 Stockley, Travis--Fr. 11,38,42,52, 76 Strubler, Charles--So. 1O,42,43,49, 76,79 Strubler, Phyllis--Fr. 15,52 Sullivan, Clarence--So. 79 Sullivan, Emmett--Fr. 76 Taylor, Gary--Fr. 12,76 Temple, Betty--Fr. 11,15,58,6O,76, 104 Teske, Cecelia--Fr. 75 Teske, Glenn--So. 79,83 Thompson, Bob--jr, 23,82 Thompson, Darrell--Sr. 38,59,93,99 Thompson, Gregory- -So. 3 ,38 ,42 ,43, 48,52,57,79 Thompson, Kenneth--So. 13,33,52, 53,55,79 Thompson, Linda--So. 14,S2,58,61, 79 Thompson, Suzette--So. 1O,15,22 ,45, 52,53,57,58,61,77,79,106 7 sua' , Y , T A 4' K . 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A T' if Thorsen, Diane--Ir. 3,1O,11,14,16, 17,82 Thorsen, jerry--Fr. 12,76 Thorson, Cheryl--Sr. 1O,11,17,28, 31,52,57,93,96,98,99,108 Tipton, Mitchell--Fr. 12,36,47,76 Tirevold, Jane--Sr. 1O,15,16,52,53, 54,57,93,95,96,99,106,108 Tirevold, Rick--jr. 36,52,82 Tirevold, Ted--Fr. 36,44,52,53,57, 65,76 Tucker, Gerald--So. 2,79 Tuntland, Annette--Ir. 11,14,24,82 Tuntland, Cindy--SO. 79 Tuntland, David--Fr. 12,13,76 Tuntland, Kathy--Sr. l1,14,32,58, 59,61,93,99 Twait, Craig--So. 5,10,13,42,79 Twait, Marla--Sr. 1o,11,14,17,28, 31,52,93,97,99,108 Underhill, Sherrie--Fr. 76 Underhill, Steven--So. 79 Van Dorn, David--Fr. 76 Van Dyke, Beverly- -jr. 14,82 Van Dyke, janet--So. 11,14,79 Varness, Rollin--Sr. 5,1O,11,17,28, 29,52,53,54,57,58,59,6o,93,9s,96, 97,99,108 Vaughn, Ron--So. 13,79 Vermeland, Nancy--jr. 5,82 Vermeland, Patti--Sr. 10,11 ,65,93, 97,99 Walters, Eva--Fr. 76,105 Ward, Kimberly--Fr. 76 Watts, Brenda--Fr. 52,76 Wawerski, Tina--Fr. 11,15,S2,76 Weakley, Freeman--So. 1O,13,38, 42,79 Weakley, Linda--Sr. 16,28,3O,94,9 Weygand, Al--Ir. 13,21,25,82 Weygand, Christine--So. 79 Whalen, jane--jr. 10,11,17,24,59, 60,82 Whalen, julie--Fr. 11,59,76 Whalen, Mary--Fr. 11,58,61,76 Whiteaker, James--Fr. 44,76 Wiese, Roni--So. 14,52,79 Wiley, Kent--Sr. 12 Wiley, Kris--So. 10,11,14,79 Wiley, Mark--Fr. 12,76 Wiley, Sandy--jr. 11,14,82 Williams, Melva--So. 14,52,65,79 Williamson, Tom--Sr. 2,17,83,94, 99,105 9 Wilson, john- -So. 13,79 Wilson, Kathy--Fr. 76 Wilson, Shirley--Ir. 16,82 Wing, Brenda--Sr, 1O,28,3O,56,94, 99,108 Withrow, jennifer--jr. 21,52,82 Woods, Brian--So. 5,24,37,47,65, 77,79 Woods, Tim--sr. 13,28,3o,s7,47,94, 99,100 Wooten, David--Fr. 42,44,76 Wright,Br1n--Fr. 12,42,43,44,48,7 Wright, Lee Ann--Fr. 76 Wright, Mak--sr. 10,12,22,23,28, 30,38,83,94,96,99 Yoesle, Linda--Jr. 1O,14,16,82 Yott, Edith--So. 79 Yowmane, Mark--jr. 82 Yuhas, Marilyn--jr. 7,10,11,14,20, 23,25,32,82,97 Yuhas, Mary Jane--jr. 11,14,16,20, 52,58,61,82 Zombres, Charla--Sr. 14,52,53,54, 94,98,99 6 Flashback Slaj fVUmeTbFmMh Awww Marla's had it! CoEditors: 108 Marla Twait Rollin Varness Emily Nelson Vicki Marshall Cheryl Thorson Photographer--Brenda Wing We wish to thank Mrs. Hilda Anfin- Typist--jane Tirevold sen, our advisor, for her help and Business Managers--Paul jonassen patience. A special thanks to John Gary MOF91 Morrow, who helped out in a pinch