Serena High School - Flashback Yearbook (Serena, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1973 volume:

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Mrs. Springsteed has since pruchased Bus Driver's Training films and manuals for our use in memory of her late husband. His dedication and loyalty will not be forgotten, There Are Places I Remember There Are Things I'll Never Forge! F 2 i 1 1 ! 5 M -4 x m E 1 9 There are momenzs that li ve jbre ver A na' times I 'll never regret. ? w l I ' 1 Vg The X S , Q M Athletics Actlvztzes Table 0fC0nlents Admznzslratzon U nderclassm en S enzors Music ............................... F 'QR , 3232 Q? Tix! :QV x var' I Remember: the Refs hand slapping the mat the popcorn on the floor the hot crowded gym the desperation in play- er's faces the tenseness of the last second ' cheering the way to a sore throat and the empty halls until next time. 9 FIRST ROW: Don Nelson, Craig Larson, jim Larson, Martin Yoesle, Ken Kosloski, Paul Pitstick, Coach Ben Life. SECOND ROW: Greg Rabe, Mike Tipton, Kevin Foreman, Craig Twait, Phil Brandow THIRD ROW Ted Tirevold, Mike Weir, Mike Woods, Robin Lawry, Don Bernard, Greg Conklin. ,, k,,.k ,krr , - Ni, Wy. f , . , ,, -,f. - I ' , V Mooseheart Tourney Sefiiha Serena 533999 Serena Serena Serena , Serena Serena, eSerena:sL:'::ir I er q Serena-if z ,SSW 1 15.37 i ff f ff .f.. rr--Jw, . ., , i i i IAShf0Hfe' ii,iiir err niireir Mazvni Jri W: - ,k,. i 7 -L ..,. , - f f' Waferniaiii, Gardner Amboy Braidwood Ez-12222:-'E M3793 M or Mezlfsflllesfif Flanagan Waterman Ambo Atkinson Mame North W Mooseheart W Stevenson L 11 -- - K, , Ju: k,-,r 1 ,.,.,5.,' - 5:,,1,.,,:,.,.-g,-1 IO eiirii fe DISTRICT WINNERS Kevin Foreman, 3rd Craig Twait, 4th Robin Law ry, 4th Greg Rabe 2nd n.,'ic Rfjy .fu unfit f 611 TOP ROW: jon Aagesen, David jameson, Brad Eike, Steve Walsh, Mike Crackel, Coach Iohnson, Paul Mussatto, Paul Wiley, Burl Leslie, Don McLachlan, Bill Wiley. BOTTOM ROW: jeff Ballard, LD. Moore, junior Kiegley, Steve Marshall, Earnie Beardsley, Frank Stegman, Matt Crackel, Doug Stafford. Janiar Varsity Basketball S B iiar d lSgerQng Froshispphreamrfinishedaghe,g,eagop,xg1,1gh li, and il 'loSseS fmSerei1iii averse ek 50 oirxts er game to their'opponenfs K sc' - v'.1 '-1f i ,,.,, I P 5 -12' 'v'I ':1f- ,.:1 , - 3' -J.: -f .. 494 4, which emphasizes thewcloseness of ammstaoffrhe ball ig2111ESff 111 Cbnferexice the: fli youngzl-Iriskers S gayejrliena fieiffdi' fourth'plaice14iri1the ,srandn4g5,. ,jrbe ahighipcsin: df faking- thee '1STe- place ,Tg,u,gha,menf. i+3They also Won SRD place, Shel QQ1f1yfCdifS3QCQf511?'1'131'l'iEl1TJ' S f?f6bib1v'lafHQ biglgdlsffpfobiemlrhe teamhedeelliroesbvbfiirfhi-2 Yieiiflms ykibeing iiddoiisistehtlfi Wixzhsseyezalrfijeghzrxeid ,fQi'fl612ffOfiT '2ifTi'O1i'dI11'fPr 'Ting 1the'yZear,'fthe young Hugkersfwrere cgoxgsiglered ah'iinZ?55q5eriejnoedw 'lima which 2ZCGOLl'K1'ES.'fOIijII1'llC'h .pfiihe inconsisremgfy player 'fwiith previousfexperigence,onthe, tearnflast vezirfwas Era-nik: Steigman, iwhdfifilnished :his se ason with a, 1,6Qi6 afverageffaridwvzs thefonlyl ifrrieiiiberfiinl-'double figures.,Frarlk,Q Sophdi1'16Y3S,?Y-1M2U2f if 'ffCraitke1fandErnie, Beardsleyn formed cfleus 'for ,Goaich-johmonig. Husl-1ers,ff , T ' T' 'ai' Yea Coach DADDY! ,WHEN 4 L-- ' in L. , ,J I fry BJ V20 . W : Et, 3 'r ev fm 11 if X 5 F. Ba: A 2. if W' 'Sfa'tE1-Uniiersity,'Workillg along 6 6 I' 6 Cl joy Grundstad, Sonja Anderson, Laurie McLachlan, Teresa Hall, jackie Gunier. F jjfgf-5 year the' I . -V . Cheerle ad- ersffatiteiided day camp at Illinois i with the' Vatsityf . chee r1eade1fs the l. ' IQ V. 's workedhayd 1IONP1fQ1'!1QfZQ V ,:.V school spirit 'atepepfpssembolijeg ghd? ames Standing'behindffheiiiffa-2-feaflff '-e-l' 8 ' L ef eeee'f' 'e.e: ,1 15 e,1'g team, GRY High School we1l.'7 1 We wish next year's j.V. 's good luck and hope they have as mu fun as we did. 1 . We 4 gg: ' 2 i'iX QTEK Hi 5-1 1 f ii F.'. f - bw iw. f 1 , W ff E W ,,VYg,,., Mmyzw s, Q M -14. 3495 W' Y ' 1. vb f ,vw-H '52'2:s+L,x-Mg vm ,W V, f -Y , H gf I ,M 4 , F ' ' fflvs 0 5 -...,-,. 4-...--n4..4s.-14L 15 'ii , ACH Al 5 lets boost 7 d Coach -ark Nors r 5-9. It Skelton e Huskei 2 -ints ans f ay had on ll fo 1 field r lmost f e ore fieh The Hu .7 per ce ' for 37.8 y re was Q e at the r ark cor Serena E rk was g -uers in ti i the gam r ned out ' 'ers for z Lk 16. T A. Jotherso Huskers mohauk K Serena 1 2242 i IW But, we yy e e e. g? Q y eeyy L . A ..... . - e. s e -W. Straight mf i.ii ' l l L L .i.. r ters at ,li. sp. :i,: Fkg fyyk V I mtched 5 lEii?lF4TFiTG 'RIGHT-Q.. KefriEarsoii1,f5De1ef'Skeltonfg Steve.RichardQ 1 jim ' Whiiteakerj' limi Hd NWN Bf2dsBfiSfQ1, l Brian A1 Berg hit I iyk i vh. I... I,-- . . L A VV Q . CGS' , .vA. ,.., M , ,,A., M.. A,,.,. .X., W. .',,, :'..::: f- :L IU lot. :NH wud' zulu Hkiug U .UIQLU ...i 1 LYHU L 3 phat Huskers . ' 'h . 0 ai ' 4- 0 r i Serena had 14 has c erene efeots i lr 3 5 all tionaliy from voriveried 19 Of 26 fist E'2'iI'lVlllB FS nf cy, rw In 2 www., ffigw, ,.,,,,e,,,4 U ,gs,,,,,15 1f,,v,.+, f 5 L i i ll , i 1113 3 g g Kmfi 2 :,. ,':.,, ,,.,:' , N g Q J r - r ,J , V The Serena Varsi'tyL'fi'hished thefser-fsormivithedeigeiygiijigl iilisb.15p6inting'f- ' I 16- 1,1 record., It was deceiving yearg it Qililial 1Ose..iQ..S1eabbQHa in we Sfd whefserwrwas mimi t lr r VHS It ,the seryiyces of Paul fihley, 'andi'2i2s1oSses ,,-f t orstate ntuijberjl jankedf'Marq11ette.f- The record ,,wa,s Idiisafipoiritiiig ixittliiat the 'Huskers came close in seyeralb1igf,gin'ies f only5 toloseabyia few ERENA M C03 ..,. .Vk. , 5 Vrzky K :A V. ,,,,,. 5 tie . M I K 9. gmanys Serena H iiffl'lie'Huskers combined-Hteamwork and hustle tluoughciuif the'isea'sonlft0 ,.1 posriithe.bestf,yar,: F I g Gated Aurora C L record in 7 yearsdiied by captainfelect Paul Finley and'Mi5si?ii'Valtiab1e-Player.Daye .. , holic here Saturda R ' S kelton, the varsity was 1,. strong off the boards, being outreboundeii by'ion1y9iMarquette ,during f y LE r---- The 5 Zio boost their reco: the entire seasonal f ' g ' V. ,c,, V ,cL,, Seated the Li e Chargers are 1 Brad Bristolf aand Scott Shockley were the other twosenior startefs.'f?-'liheeother senior, f, M ' uggdgy night 'ng four Straight Mark Allen, saw considerable action and turned in someigodid fperfdrriiaiices in a reserve :i by Paul Q ora Central wil role. . ,cen l l 7 e' i - t ,ef . ip 35 points rquette next Sa Ken Larson, a junior started at,g1iaTSZl,iQintiliiagl?nee 'injury sidelineclfhim forthe final eight fm 25 gf 17 t. games. junior Dale Skeltorirwas a 'fiith stogiterwdnd hadsthe knackwof tgogning off the bench 5 Hugkgrg ar. e Huskers put tog to give a boost when it was tneededgmosf.:'fjuni6rs'Mark Mathesiusr, 'Brian.,Wright, Steve Rich- Sim Qui go 3, offense and a very ard and Jim Whiteaker saw limitedydutyg ,'ig ut firgilookirig'gfomard..tQ.,next season, Sophomore lead. The Ili, nse that held the Ci Frank Stegman saw action in they Regional, reislzicingltheirinjuredfLarson. in me ge 7 baskets on 59 Shot The Huskers :placed 4th in their' first Bland'Holidayff-Tourney.3131 the Little Ten Tourney Qugpmm the gem, S91-gpg ngtchf they fought their way to the chairiijidhshifv garne-'f-'Wheiresrtheyg-wterg,gleffeated by Sorrionauk. or 42 per gem' Inflhe Huskers second game 'of regiloiiafplayftheyr upsejt sta!3e.sxf,Q311553Clgg,,Sl1abbona for the high- me uw Lions 5 he Huskers ha light of the season!!! In the championship 'game' andiour season. mod pun, was unding gdgg with A fine group of seniors will beifldstfiat?graduation1f.time, a great example ,gms Qbiiect Orgs 23- grad by their hustle, teamwork fgtndisportsrn1anship.er,Ewen.though sorely missed, we ,Q to make iz gd in me for gem hope that what they left behitradimllr'mbeoffw oniturure It11isks?ir.glte.is11isl?7Perhaps, footy those ue sim areal 9 Kennedy Sew 16 wins will provide impetus Qfor eivenbetter' seaf-ons ,.g, i ,Mi' we its big L tral, Best Of 1HCk YO Paul, Div?t,ls'MaPkw5C0it, sr.. arid. .i.. Brel?-iff as .h Quarterl as rena1eci14-9 aftert l 'ff i rrir r- t.,. - i'i' ill' f oints to 13 ff rter and M-21 at halftime. in me Sgmonauk Sec- - ,. ,Ven at afmmimg'Lionstotie i't64z1Eiandbr fir .5 f. It e third, but me Huskers 3 Central Cathmic 4946 team converted nine of them. ned In to Centra-1,5 9 In dav HUG vnu Qc-rc-nz: hflfl l5 2l',l'PTTl!'3?C Lwvl the overtime. two clubs exchanged has for the first four minutes oi The Huskers qi third quaziegwith Maitla Qrffillecwd the fum' N Dm me i 19 straight points befor. E , t C 3 us iers e Mustangs finally scored ' before the buzzer. kAx,a i :lzn P r ,,.V:: J :5,, dd S H .1-, M Q Stqgman was the big Mooseheart championship. M the Huskers With 21 The Crusaders and 1 i Sophomore Frank Huskers met 3 Week 3 By RALPH BF-TDNAR fggbbttflil can egg xg pe as was moved up to the Tuesda at Serena 3 Sports Ediwr . efffm 10 4 49-0 4 to nandie me 'point Marqueilte won that one 87. SHABBONA- It win be me 2221? EZ 2 3313 3 andr,.---e..-.1 .... ii. sn were a 1 Marquette Crusaadf-rs and me Dum lg Q 33.3 5 i ogg lb agai. Sterend 3 9 wig 3 h L! ic ampion 0 QQ. 0 witk B one Shabbonz 2. E. ET if Ted Huske nament at 59 21 35,6 iz ' to ed the en! Coach A iss fa we fm he I Vasnst my pulled the 2 E23 fi with looking namentw 17 9 525, 5 Wm defe statewrate 2 2 gif! 2 Worm Indians! Thufsdfly 4 2 sofg 3 4001 ca Szason. Xgilingu 55,54 .EEE ohd out ed oud 1? lg 5 dlppef Way put It Karras ihiidl iave ,t wel 1 and iwxeen htt S81 fines: S HSS! VS QU efense that Sha lserei defeflf ms a nilremiis M the H 'ig 505 its ar' aut was une gi fr and 131 Ie Df 3 3, had Jutsido mflgff e, uske so pk xewm S Shot ver dguz se, b . 9135 for42.9peE 3111522 a mnal a off with 21 make it 12-10, After an L'1TLfg.Q1f'S'g.Kff:,fn'6?EN' K i , in H KS B .Q gifeiijtfonbzisspieiz of 1? gfnbbfgnxi Q9 Q Ni . points for a 25-If g 1 ,,,, V gz, If Lge. When the hai! Wa. H WE Serena 'led 2948. The gg-gxigfv 2 5 ' I i Q notched 8 of 16 for 23 mctfey 2 3 ERENA. -- The Serena The Husiqerfg. Stewie nd Eariville 12 on 5 Of wmmmn 2 1 iers won their third game Strong as they pumped Onhaf 0--5 fewhw ' A ' N ue'S14snei i y defe: i N Qiitscore Raid Sei its 34 i n the seccm in th 12- OF Chl e advahtag C-iHiS f CZ ff i hers suis r the ff U-Y' 1 in the Six Sf Tb Srila 2523 in th 'gin pe F6 d Gig 5 d Ser tcm had a sker th' impeded in ze EHGPO SS g and 3 free t ln H 6 6 i added il 3110 5 att Stocide gd sts Irish creep a little closer but Jamison 3 12, y Dirk? tie Hw-im.-., L-ml um AILAR QQ Steer' g Shit 37 of 71 etraig t ey en in 5 pgpue 26 03 F hSere b Tig? 1 0 'iniey grabk s h 9 T5 Y in ehounds. S iihit with 22 02553 254 ' 3311 St shackle :sb 22,2 in the preiiz p lille The a y q 1g 'Dfw 3353356 lem m P Delkie mi i The e epayef i ifehoun i . i 5Huskers Dow! Seneca 66-58 lglrish to win 66-58 Tuesday each had 10. DJ....,, UW., Serena Defea is ieao. ax me nan i night. finished with 11 points. ,4gQ,,Qfm,,Q ,4,g,.,4 Tied Serene, Little Teh Lea ii i.fv,.meiW.. M .1 A Mathesius 1 O 2 Shea!-:icy 4 2 2 Difielmn 5 E fi Larson 4 4 2 Allen 1 0 Pi Richard 2 il G Q 3'?1GiE Score by quarterez Serena DePue Free 9 M . iieredia Sheen ihrows missed --Serena eei Rediiguez , 22 1? . 24 16 GUM .21sf1CzeIr1d1v1ed11a1eeRecords e C CC l C C C il ee eee 2 'W ee e CCC C i,i -11L L11, ,,V fs-fe 1 bmw Czfaetikbzl eeee i e W mf A 1 1 L L 2 ee.e e ' ' eeee C i f eeee 12 C Z Mike Crackel Little Ten Conference Champion FRANK STEGMAN Matt Crackel Robin Lawry Chuck Strubbler Varsity Baseball Paul Finley - Captain Brad Bristol - MVP Dale Skelton - Batting Champ .383 N. .. V Jul Coach Al Stegman, Mark Allen, Ken Larson, jim Whiteaker, Dave Skel- ton, Paul Finley, Brad Bristol, Dale Skelton, Steve Underhill, Don Brown, J.D. Moore, Matt Crackel, Frank Stegman, Doug Stafford, Ted Tirevold. 'Q-Ending 7.1p'With'a 9 and 3 record and finishing the conference in a ' -second p1QLC6-Tie ' - j . 1- ' ' Q 3 Q 'Q . 1 ir'I'he Husker's leading pitcher was Brad. Bristol with a' 11 199 FARNED 'RUN AVERAGE 'Brad also had-the only shutout of the season, against, 'Sabbona 10-Ox' The other pitcherswere Frank Stegman, 2 SSE R A 'MarkA1len 'OOO E R A and ,Steve Underhill, 10 831B RA' ' . A :Dale Skeltonuwasi the 'Husl-cer's batting champ with ae 383 Other A N eading batters were Paul Finley . 3755 Mark Allen .3213 Ken Larson ,,3OO3 andlfrank Stegman .2685 This was the Huskezds game: great off ' fens,e.and great defense. The Huskers had good experience out on the field with all upper-classmen filling the lineupf , ' Q Next yearthe Huskers look forward to anotherfine year with six' F' This year's Varsity ,Baseball had a fine but disappointing Seagon. A . . . . . , , . . . . . . . . 1 . . letter-men back. , Serena 15 Serena 1 Serena 7 SerexgaQjggg3.0 4 Sereiiii 8 Serena 11 Serena 12 Serena 10 Serena 13 Serena 4 or Serene 4 ,C Serena O 4 5 T155-J' is'e img? i'l' :f - ' F5 ills 2 Newark 3 3 Putman Co. 2 Putman C6115 FJLZ' ' Shabliona O llggaterniagn 5 samonamf F 12 Malta - '3 Leland A M 3 Paw Paw 1 Newark , 2 Waterman 1 Malta - Sabbona Lwer Semflfmtkr ,l'i Paw Paw' L X 3 1 wxggqgrs-f,.es:?.1:ge - , - f. -- .f-MQ, ,--:ang-f x , - A 'SWKQYZZ ,,,, : ,,,, 1 ,,,,,,, ,,,, Y 7 7 ,,,,, ,,, Z?EZ h 51l' iv. .. ,.--' . W W as ,gb an 4 6 'Kevin Bif1an w:ighf, Phufkraiadaskg f Paui L P ii3ri ega4, Q gste v e Mal-ghagg, 13RQNT Row: scoff shock- BLyf1 f g,e555g Ijgfsqg, Nelsqn, l .ki ,V...k T. ,,.k EkiLi:,,.E:gi5 K MCH . ., , LEM fi, w fi. f if C291S Tw21i--CQPHIH w Jon Aagesen, Coach Ed Johnson, Roy Chandler, Ieff.Ballard, David Jameson, Burl Leslie, Don Bernard, Junior Kiegley, Rick Sarver, Steve Marshall, Steve Walsh, Paul Pitstick, Steve Richard, Mike Varsity Track johnson. ' .na M. , .-,, ., A Y t Y mit., if ' 1, - 1 ,v ,.. +-h y W. .,J',,I A l. gjfxlaif- ,,, S , , Y ,, '- ,if :K , wwf L. ' A ' . Q' V 4 - ' 'T ' ' L A iw?-'Ni fi -- - ' - . . - ,:n.wsfgi,-'V ' Tw N, I V A I ,. 7., , 3 iviw jwq .4 , q v a t 1 J Q 97' 'f 11. Lf ' fr -fv wi ' J .,. a . , w- -- ' 'lfwiwiifsw' ' , . . L ez ' f M Y ' ,,,, , , .,,., S44' i5'W'f!1z. ffQ,g2g3f'fl7,1,5W3??f?K 1 iw ' ga l' , , 1.3 , ' A 7. gapgalzugqii M, . 4 :W ' H 22 . ,.,., , ,. , ,. K. . , . . . .,Qk, I jkg,A,:f Serena's Track teamrafggseyoungeandsinexperiencedyltliis yearyjas iuniefifsfevei Richard and P2 fha Squid- HC, eeio the lsssr f i j QtlQ Saw meet Yard dashfreceifd bv running it Steve also rees 0 0 0 : the 10118 Yard dash af the ' or f sesse , iil Q Y aagjunieifweigley iio record at the 'wiivlllza R gag: iiifsaiazia' ' .1?feff.e, 5, ,. S.. ggsggeiesim V5-,sf is . -S we Hg. K oi... SSQ yard the old marie. l foie Iunior also ran w11 isse feeef i r f srrs if ,f f O for a secgkond Another the the 220 Yard 'dash af Lisle. fifth- This meet is one participating. Junior in the mile at the district 3. The most .yaluable award' for the season. Steve was also Other ,Varsity letter Leslie, Mike johnson, Steve Minor awards went to Pitstck, Don Bernard, and Jeff Ballard. Jon piegesenrisewegioees team maiiager and Roy at Chandler was the scoreigeepierfij V N-.1-fi FRONT ROW: Dixie Morahn, Betty Temple, Gabby Casterjon, Jackie Gunier. SECOND ROW: Cindy Anderson, Cindy Stegman, Joy Grundstad, Sue Matison, Patti Grundstad. THIRD ROW: Nan Berhens, Pat Connoly, Coach Nancy Zur- buch, Sonja Anderson, Carol Battles. Individual Track Record SO yd. dash-joy Grunstad-Sonja Anderson-. 6:9 100 yd. dash-Sonjia Anderson- Dixie Morhan-. 13:1 . 220 yd. dash-Dixie Morhan-Cindy Stegman-. 30:7 440 yd. dash-Betty Temple-1. 16:2 880 yd. run-Cindy Anderson-3. O5 Mile run-Betty Temple-7. :O 80 yd. hurdles-Carol Battles-. 14:8 long jump-Sue Matison-15'O high jump-Sonjia Anderson-4'7 Steve Richard was voted MVP and team captain. Girls' Track Serenas girls track team had a fine season. The team was composed of four freshmen two sophomores four juniors and one senior, Suzie Matison who won the privilige to compete in the state finals. Discus-Sue Matison-98'6 Shot-Put-Sue Matison-33'10 1f2 440 relay-Castrejon, Grunstad, Anderson, Stegman-. 58:4 880 relay-Castrejon, Grunstad, Anderson, Stegman-2.03:5 Mile relay-Castrejon, Matison, Connolly, Osborne-5.27:8 C ,I . 4 4 v 1. is H. 'r 5 S. i 24 Two more days and Prom is almost here, Sore muscles aher Pommerette practice, ' FHA with cans of Fudge and cookies NHS concessions, 100 people swarm in at once Many a day and night went by, we found ourselves leaving the school with the memory ofa boring meeting or a hot practice. But for us these activities shall always be important. And shall linger in our minds forever. 25 GAA OFFICERS AND ADVISOR. Mrs. Zur- bach, Adv. 5 Sue Matison, Pres. 5 Ann Borchsenius, Sec. 5 Linda Kammerer, Treas. 5 Linda Thompson, Activity Chair- mang Betty Temple, Vice-Pres. G.A.A. For the first time in five years GAA came to life. GAA was sponsored by Mrs. Zurbach this year. The girls organized into teams for each sports they sponsored. They started out the year with flag football games. The Bruisers were the victorious team ln the winter, basketball made the scene. The Bruisers came out on top again. Winteralso meant volleyball games. The Terrible Ten were the victorious volleyball players. Inci- dently, thay were formerly called the Bruisers. In the spring came Track and Field. This was the first time GAA competed with other schools during the year. Mrs. Zurbach ar- ranged a skiing trip in the winter at Alpine Valley in Wisconsin. They also went to see a pantomime expert in Chicago. GAA has been a success this year. 26 Pommerelles 1972-7 POMMERETTES FROM LEFT TO RIGHT, FRONT ROW, Paula Carlson, Jodi William- son, Linda Kammerer, Melody Todd, Kim Eddy. BACK ROW, Regina Brue, Gail Iorstad, Karen Wiley, Gabby Casterjon, Jean Snow, Dixie Morahn, Carol Battles, Sherri Thompson, Carol Pitstick, Cindy Stegman. -1- - Mrs. Zurbach and a pom pom girl from Ottawa, Laverne Hassey helped in organizing pommerettes in October. Three days to practice with no preliminaries made tryouts more terrify- ing. Sixteen girls were chosen, in- cluding Paula Carl- son and Jodi Wil- liamson as choreo- graphers. Linda Kammerer was voted as captain. Mr. Sebby helped by supplying music. Each girl sewed her own purple and gold uniform which she wore with white boots. Pom poms were bought by the board and were shared with the cheerleaders. Hope- fully, the Pommer- ettes will perform again next year dur- ing basketball games. l- X - 3-.... 27 ..,,,.,..---' Pep Club FTO F, T.O. gives a ten dollar award to the Teacher of the Year. They plan to have a field trip to North- ern, they also vote for Teacher of the Year. THE F. T.O. ADVISORS ARE: Mrs. Barr, Mr. Hamer, and THE OFFICERS ARE: Pres. , Kris Wileyg Vice Pres. , Sue Stecher5 Sec. , Debbie Kyleg Treas, , Sue Lawry. r This year Pep Club really got it together. They sold Serena pins and gave a bake sale. They also made signs to advertise the school sports events. They are planning a Spring trip. The Pep Club advisor is Mrs. Zurbach. THE OFFICERS ARE: Pres. , Linda Kammererg Vice Pres. , Mark Alleng Treas. , Jewell Barrg Sec. , Linda Thompsong Publicity Ch. , Gail jorstad. 6 -Hifi? THE MCC MEMBERS ARE: Melena Norwick, Steve Richa Donna Larson, john Nitiss, jenny Matison, Wendy Hall, Vicki Anderson, Pat Connolly I' Debbie Kyle, Lori McI.achlanj Lois Mussatto. MCC This year Medical Careers er Seal drive and for the new hos- pital. They plan to take a trip to Dixon and Chicago before the year is over. The French Club cooked their own French Dinner in the Home Ec lab this year. They sponsored the Halloween Dance and had Cake Raffleslat the home games. They are planning to visit the Art Institute in Chicago, IVCC, and Northern to see French film and plays, and also to enjoy a French Dinner. b The French Club advisor is Miss McLennan, and THE OFFICERS ARE: Pres. , Sue Lawryg Vice Pres. , Craig Twaitg Sec. , Gail jorstadg Treas. , Sue Nelson. 29 Club collected money for the East- NHS MEMBERS FROM LEFT TO RIGHT, TOP ROW: Travis Stockley, Greg Sheedy, Ken Larson, Brian Wright, Chuck Strubler, Paul Finley, Dave Enger, Steve Richard, Freeman Weakley. SECOND ROW: Alice McLachlan, Karen Benson, Suzie Thompson, Jane Larson, Lois Mussatto, Jewell Barr, Betty Temple, Nancy Rohrer, Sue Nel- son, Gail Jorstad. THIRD ROW: Jean Snow, Susie Lawry, Marcia Stegman, Anne Jones, Dave Tuntland, Archie Keith, Debbie Krug, Mary Glover, Jane Nelson. FOURTH ROW: Judy Cantlin, Mrs. Pearl Marshall, Judy Morel, Craig Twait, Donna Larson, Debby Kyle, Mr. Herb Hurt, Kris Wiley. atiorzal Honor Society NHS NEW MEMBERS TOP ROW: Melva Williams, Mike Tipton, Mike Weir, Matt Crackel. SECOND ROW: Carol Farley, Karen Wiley, Rachel Larson, Carol Jacobs, Betty Glover. THIRD ROW: Pat Con- nolly, Carol Battles, Teresa Hall, Mike Johnson, Jim Larson. Not Pictured, Sue Stecher. NHS OF- FICERS: Donna Larson, Pres. g Craig Twait, Vice- Pres. 3 Debby Kyle, Sec. 5 Judy Morel, Treas. The NHS was advised by Mr. Hurt and Mrs. Marshall. Their activities included selling tickets at basket- ball games and wrestling matches, working in the office during their free modules, taking part in their annual Easter Seal Drive, and taking concessions at the last home game. At mid-year new members were inducted and the year was climaxed by their annual banquet. ! 30 Student Lzbrczrzans The Student Librarian's duties are: check out books and materials for students, help students use the card catalog, readers guide and find books for students, work on the display cases, file books, and run the audio visual machines. Student S e C r e I cz r i e S . The student secretaries helped the teachers with typing and dupli- cating. Their time was also spent giving a bake sale and barbecue sale to earn money for a special award to be given at graduation to the outstanding senior in business education. The student secretaries have also planned a dinner and a trip for this year. 31 Future Farm ers of America El The F. F. A. Officers started the year by attending the State Convention in Kansas City, Mis- souri. Some of the F.F.A. 's ac- tivities included co-sponsoring the Valentine's Dance, a pork chop supper, and their annual pa- per drive. They also competed in various Section VII contests. And for the first time, eight of the F.F.A. members were girls. Initi- ation was fun as always, especially this year, because of the eight girls along with the boys. F.F.A. OFFICERS, FROM LEFT TO RIGHT, SEATED: Brian Woods, Treas.5 Kerry Schnitz, Vice-Pres.5 Paul Finley, Pres., Craig Twait, Reporter, Dave Rohrer, Sec. STANDING: Mike Tipton, Sentinel, Adv. Mr. Tipton. The officers keep order during an evening meeting. 32 xx W?-iw iw aff? , fgm, 11m and Ken work hard for the paper drlve K ,M,.w,vffWW'f No more horsing around at the meetings! Interesting, isn't' it? M The new members show off their green hands and coveralls. 33 Future Homemakers offlmerica Kris Wiley called the officers and Seniors together. How many pony-tails for Freshman initiation? Lois got to lick the spoon! The officers had a dinner honor- ing the new oHicers. The F.I-l.A. was in- volved with many activi- ties throughout the year. They co-sponsored the Valentine's Dance and a skating party. They sold stationary and had a fruit sale to raise money. Also, some of the members helped serve the basket- ball banquet, the Little 10 coaches banquet, and the F.F.A. banquet. There were many fun ac- tivities, such as initiation for the new members, the style show, and at the end of the year a field trip to Goldblatt's Home Cen- ter, saw the movie God- spell , and ended the nip by eating at the White Fence Farm. 1973 The Sophomores and juniors look very mis- chievious today as they wait for the meeting to start. Mrs. Cheslic, F.H.A. Advisor. The Freshmen seemed to like their first year as F. H.A . 'ers, except for the week of initiation! The Little Dog Laughed . Coe Wee! 72523 J JUNIOR PLAY CAST Laurie Huntington . . Sidney Huntington . . Martha Huntington . . Wally Huntington . . . Miss Gus Gustavesky . Joan Wood ...... Ted Wood ..... Lillian Wood .... Mark Bradford .... Horatio P. Honeywell . Amelia Dennis .... Caroline Blakesly . . Grace Schoenbeck . . Watsla Breckenridge . . Theresa Brown. . . . . Betty Temple . . John Nitiss . Jane Larson . Kenny Larson . . Leslie Brown . Alice McLachlan . . Jim Mahoney . Gail Rosengren . Steve Richards Travis Stockley . Cathy Bennington . . . Nancy Rohrer . . Donna Peek . Debbie Krug . . Judy Cantlin Assistant Director: Jewell Barr Producer: Dale Skelton Stage Manager: Judy Morel Costumes: Julie Whalen Make-up: Patti Grunstad, Mary Baima Programs: Nancy Rohrer, Dave Enger, Dave Tuntland, Mark Adams. Program Cover: Donna Larson Properties: Jane Nelson, Publicity: Mary Glover, Mary Beth Huss Mary Whalen Script Attendent: Ann Jones Lights: George Lawyer Set Decorations: Pauline Bergreen Set Construction: Mike Tipton, Mary Beth Huss, Jane Nelson, George Lawyer, Scott Brooks, Jim Mahoney, Ted Tirevold, John Marshall, Rich Stechman. Sound: Dale Skelton Tickets: Mary Whalen, Gary Taylor, Jane Nelson, Dean Frisch, Robin Lawry. Ushers: Dave Tuntland, Dave Enger I-lit 'em with your left, Sid! Oh really , Tessie ! .f 1195. Hold still , Steve ! T0 See Such Sport LEFT TO RIGHT: Brad Eike, Debbie Bastian, Sophomore attendants. Judy Cantlin, Dale Skelton, Iunior attendants. Queen Suzie Thompson and King Dave Skelton. Stephanie Futrell, Mike Woods, Freshman attendants. FHA-FFA 1973 Valentine Dance The Valentines Dance was held Feb. 17, 1973, in the Little Gym in the Grade School. It was a Semi-formal dance. Whitfield Band played super and gave the whole dance a happy atmosphere, The evening ended with the crown- ing of the King and Queen. And I don't ever have to grow up, if I don't want to. 38 Do it again! ,U .,,,, , , W ,,,.:, Wg ,, V' 2 fa ' if an ?f2,QW? A Qs? ' ' 9 9 fa V s There were a few that found it fun, to do more than dance. ,, ,V,. ,h., .. f ,, f , Qfafaflf HM? 1 ' ff My A., 4 7 ff And even though some of us didn't dance. . . LQ ' But as the evening came to a close, we found happiness in our faces and sorrow in hearts. For we knew that this was only one of the places we shall always remember. Senior Cana'z'a's jay! I Forgot. 1 1 5. iriim. 'v ,,' k i 51 L x 3 : E-,nfl ' fi. K . s, .tiff nf p,g 'f Forever Working. I Hate Kids! 40 T00 Late T00 . . . Help! 2 A Too late to . . . Correct our mistakes living for the moment, trying to grasp every light of happiness, knowing it would soon be over. 3 1972-73 Junior-Sem'or Prom Colour My World . . . with Love . . -rin.. rr Paul Finley and Marcia Stegman were chosen King and Queen. The Court and Sophomore Attendants danced after the crowning of the King and Queen. 11? This year's Prom was held at the Aurora Holiday Inn, April 28, 1973 at 6:30 in the evening. We were Wel- comed and then the dinner followed. The Skits and Songs made the evening very enjoyable to all. The Prom ended after the crowning of the King andQueen and Court. At first it seemed a solemn occasion for Paul, knowing this was his Senior Prom, but the thrill of being chosen King soon lightened his sorrows. Sophomore Attendant Laurie McLachlan, Kerry Schnitz, 2nd Attendant, Brian Woods, lst Attendantg Sue Stecher and Burl Leslie, Sophomore Attendants, Judy Mason, lst Attendant, Suzie Thompson, 2nd Attendant, Frank Steg- man, Sophomore Attendant, SEATED, King Paul Finley, and Queen Marcia Stegman. L. Qr: Everyone danced and seemed to have a very enjoyable evening. 113 Programm e PROGRAMME Master of Ceremonies. . ,Jim Mahoney Welcome Speech. . .Dave Tuntland Senior Reply. . .Judy Mason Prayer. . . Mr. Salzer DINNER Door Prizes. . .Kevin Foreman Will. . .Ken Larson, Leslie Brown S1-dt. . . Group Song. . .Trio Prophecy. . . Betty Temple, Steve Richard Skit. . . Group Solo. . .Dale Skelton Closing Speech. . .M. C. Band. . . The Mavericks Coronation. . . 11:00 P. M, V52 fy . ' 1' A NWM4 The food was really good John Nitiss and Steve Richards did a funny skit. I-Iogwash! Steve Richards and Betty Temple read the prophecy Jim Mahoney, Robin Lawry, Art Hunt, and Ted Tirevold pre- sented a skit that included sing- ing Those Were the Days. It was really funny. Debbie Krug, Jane Larson, Leslie Brown sang Jean , accompanied by Robert Lawry. 3. Mrs. Barr and Mrs. Marshall seemed to be having fun. s , ,. g ? cj ,Q C .W ,, R f 1 - .an Ken Larson and Leslie Brown read the class will. Waiting for Prom to come seemed like a century, but when it was over we felt it had all gone too quickly. This was the last Prom for many of the Seniors. But leaving our last Prom was easy, for we left in happiness and the never ending re- membrance of our Senior Prom. i 5 E 2 1! w f 46 I remember: the out of tune piano, the locked doors, contest day panic, practice rooms jammed with grade- schoolers, missing the module bell, tiresome night practices, winning atcontest. 47 The band this year parti- cipated in many parades. They marched through York- ville, Sheridan, the U of I, and placed second in Morris out of 26 bands. Students played in the solo, ensemble and organization contest. Some also attended the I,M,E.A, music festival and the Little Ten Band Festival. The band also played in the Christmas program, spring concert, basketball games, and performed at the neigh- boring grade schools to promote more interest in the band. The Serena High Jazz Band grew in number this year, and sound by the adding of guitars to the group. Red, Black, and White uniforms were bought by each jazz Band student with the help of the Band Boosters and a Slave Day. The jazz Band gave a concert and dance, played at basketball games, performed at neighboring grade schools, attended the Jazz Band Festival, and the Little Ten Jazz Band Festival. I 118 Band Take a deep breath X 5 REX 4 A M, 'zgpggbf xi? W3 N g Ag xr: if ,WL ' f 7 2: Gifts S!!! ,555 g Nancy Rohrer Mary Glover Saxophone Duet Superior Susan Nelson Flute Solo Excellent Nancy Rohrer Mary Glover Betty Temple Saxophone Trio Excellent Karen Benson Kent Butterfield Cornet Duet Excellent Betty Temple Julie Whalen Pat Whalen Mary Whalen Horn Quartet Superior Suze tte Thompson Clarinet Solo Superior Sue Stecher Dave Skelton Karen Benson Dave Enger Don Nelson Kent Butterfield Brass Sextet Excellent Phyllis Strubler Karen Nelson Debbie Gale Jewell Barr Clarinet Quartet Excellent Gail Jorstad Flute Solo Excellent Third place winners Jewell Barr Debbie Gale Clarinet Duet Phyllis Stockley Flute Solo Sue Stecher Jean Rohrer Piano-Woodwind if' K .El ' r ia O fo A 511 ,H ,553 . 'did ' -Q 'wa 1 w 1 silk a 6'f?y..? f 'il I fa. A V, A 231' .1 Ax f my . W- ml lf! 1 11. ,1 Chorus Ana' Mixed Chorus M zxed Vice Pres.3 jane Larson, Sec.g Travis Stockley, Treas. THE 1972-73 CHORUS OFFICERS ARE: Mark Allen, Pres.g Jewell Barr, BOY'S ENSEMBLE: Mark Allen, Ken Thompson, Paul Finley, Brad Bristol, Greg Thompson, Don Miller, jon Aage sen, Suzette Thompson. 53 Chorus Winners Madrigals Superior Judy Mason Girls High Voice Solo Superior Sue Stecher Girls High Voice Solo Excellent Leslie Brown Girls Medium Voice Solo Superior Travis Stockley Boys Medium Voice Solo Excellent jane Larson Girls High Voice Solo Superior Girls Ensemble Superior Paul Carlson Girls High Voice Solo Superior Ken Thompson Boys Medium Voice Solo Excellent Greg Conklin Boys Medium Voice Solo Excellent Carol Sebby Kris Tirevold Stephanie Futrell Girls Single Excellent Cheryl jelm Girls Medium Voice Solo Excellent Paul Finley Boys Low Voice Solo Superior Marcia Stegman Mark Allen Vocal Duet Excellent David jameson fnot picturedj Boys Medium Voice Solo Good 55 Choir Tour I 973 At Lutherdale, Paul and Mark assisted in the flag raising ceremony, jim said the morning prayer. if 31 fe mpg , muff yy f r , , .. Wea 325 1 . 1 4 5 251. jim goes incognito to Lutherdale. 56 .,,. p WV fi' f WW-M! ' V f Wifwyffvsfx, W M Our first day we left Serena early 1 morning and arrived in Galena, Ill. ' We toured Gen. Grants home, had dinner and sang in the Methodist church that evening. The next day we were on our way to Lutherdale camp where we sang and joined in on the services. We then toured the Wisconsin Dells and stayed in the Arrowhead motel. On our way home we stopped to see the house on the rock. We all had alot of ftm despite Larry's driving. 1 w w Find your undie s Larry? June 9-13 'i1qWWW?MWiiL ,,,,. Fiwmw y .E.,:,.,,,. 'Km-.. Pauls showing off his body, by Turks! .V I G, Q Q ,Q K U Q wg 2 3? 2 1 ff my M W! ..., iy. ,ui yi Q, , W W V fwsx f , JM QW' ,sims ,S , 2 awgmw' ,, W sf ff ,, N , . . ' ' ' x '- -' 1 V -V .5 Q-, ir ' .V Mrs. Fagot makes a splash! How drole! ! 57 1 ! 1 I' 35 I A F s f I wish l had a niekelg for every cup of coffee drank in the teaeher's lounge, for every laugh I heard seeping through the closed door, and for every thumb-lack stuck in the bulletin board. School Board Ray O'Flanagan William Kestila Al Lyle Lowell Larson Robert Temple Not pictured john Whalen Student Courzcil This year Student Council had a very busy year as the representa- tive body for the students. Again they sponsored a foreign exchange student, Pat Riasco, from Armen- ia, Columbia. During the summer student council painted the lounge purple and gold. Aside from taking care of the lounge and running Senior Court and student council elections, the student council provided the stu- dent body with assemblies by the Black Hawk College Chorus and jazz band and one on Karate. They also ran mock registration and election to acquaint students with election procedures and to stimulate interest in outside events Student council gave two S100 scholarships to seniors. New this year wa-s the selection of a ring for the whole school starting with the sophomore class. They also sold calenders with school activ- ities on them. Officers for the new year were Paul Finley, Pres. 3 Craig Twait, Vice-Pres. 5 Lois Mussatto, Sec.5 and Marcia Steg- man, Tres. MR. C. RICHARD SAIZER Superintendent MR. B. PAT WATKINS Principal MRS . GLADYS PFAU Secretary MRS. LILLIAN REESE Secretary MR. HERBERT HURT MISS PHYLLIS NELSON Guidance Counselor, Psychology Secretary NHS Adv' Faculty B. S. Cape Stateg California B,S,, ISU5 Home Economics B,S, , WIU, Librariang Li- State- Artg Clothing- Senior FHA Adv. , Junior Class Adv. , bi-ary Science MRS. IEWELL BARR MRS. MARTHA CI-IESLIC MRS. JUDITH CUNICO Class Adv. MRS CLEON FAGOT MRS SHARON FARSON MR. MICHAEL HAMMER B S M S WIU Chorus B.S. ISU Librarian Aid B.S. ISU Physical Sciences junior Class Adv Freshmen Class Adv. , FTO Adv. . 1 '.'7 ' '3 3 S J 3 62 1 n B.S., NIU, Freshmen English MR . EDWARD JOHNSON MRS SHARON HOWARTH B.s., NIU, Bows P,E,, Jun- ior Varsity Basketball and Track Coach MRS. PEARL MARSHALL B.S W Kentucky State' English, Freshmen Class Adv 'VIR BEN LIFE 'VIR GEOR GE KLEIN dustrial Technology, Student Council Adv , Senior Class Adv. B.S:, ISU, M.s., NIU5 In- MISS MARY MCLENNAN B S , Graceland College, Social Sciences, Soccer and NHS Adv ' Iowa, English, French, French Class Adv Adv , Pommerrette Adv B. S: , Indiana University, ' 3 ' 3 Wrestling Coach, Junior Club Adv., Cheerleading 63 ismg ,Flashhack Adv. 9 News- MR, ROBERT PHILLIPS B. S. ISU- English' journal- MISS ELLEN PIERCE B.S. NIU5 Special Educa- PaPef Adv- tion 57GA.A Adv. MRS. LAUREL RYDER matics- Freshmen Class Adv. B.S., M.S., U of I3 Mathe- MR LAWRENCE SEBBY MR. ALFRED STEGMAN Bandg jazz Band- Sophomore B. S. ISUg Business Educa- U Of li Mathematics? Baseball Class Adv. tiong Sophomore Class Adv. and Va1'SlfY Basketball Coach BS,W ,N1U, . f .I.U.5 M.s. - MRS. BARBARA SI-IARKEY B-A-, KHOX Colleges M-S., 7 MR WESLEY THOMPSON ISU- M S Univ. o B S , , . .. f Ill. 3 Agricultureg Weldingg Carpentryg Electricityg FFA Adv. 5 Junior Class Adv. MISS B. S . Notre MAUREEN WOLFE St. Mary's College, Dame- M.A. T.U of ences- MCC Adv. - Sopho- IHOT6 Class Adv. 7 Notre Dame,Bio1ogica1 Sci- MR. CLARENCE TIPTON ricultureg Industrial Arts- FFA Adv. B.s., M. Ed., UofI5Ag- MR . DONALD ZIEGLER Sophomore Class Adv. - Golf Coach B.S,, WIU5 Driver Educationg NIU3 Business Education- Student Secretaries Adv. ' Senior Class Adv. MRS . GERRY TORRI J MRS NANCY ZURBACH Adv , Pornmerrette Adv Cheerleader Adv B.S.l WIU5 cir1's P.E.g GAA 65 i 5 66 Underclassmen - Being scarea' the Hrs! day, Embar- rasseal just walking a'own the halls, Dances anal crush- es on the Senior guys, Rais- ing money for the long awaited Prom, Detentions, Ana' finally not being an U nderclassm en. 67 , H ' rie s '-',' Freshmen's first day turns into a work day, Schedules! jon Aagesen Sonja Anderson F resl The freshmen were busy this year getting T9-Ula Anderson acquainted with the school and its people. Bake L3-HTH Armstrong sales and a car wash started their treasury, to Jeff B2119-fd reach their goal. Magazines sales went well. The trip to Hennepin Power Plant was interestin and 8 also got them out of a day of school. If all dlse was lost their freshman year, at least they'll be more at ease next year. Vicky Behrens Eddy Bennington Don Bernard Doris Boyd Barry Brannan Beth Bristol Larry Broadus Randy Broadus Rory Brooks Cindy Buhler Pam Burkhart Richard Bushnell Gabby Castrejon Greg Conklin Mike Crackel Jenean Craig Tammie Crisman Kim Duffy Marlene Farnsworth Sharon Feirick Gail Fitzpatrick Jae Floden Don Frisch 68 Lori Battles Janet Bayer Joanne Bayer jill Beardsley ,y 71611 Stephanie Futrell Dale Graffius J0Y'Grunstad THE FRESHMAN CLASS ADVISORS ARE Mrs Marshall, Mrs Jakie Gunier Ryder, Mr. Hamer, Mr. Johnson. THE OFFICERS ARE Don Mc Laghlan, Vice-Presidentg Mike Woods, President, Jody William son, Secretaryg Cindy Stegman, Secretary Z F is Q. Debbie Hall Jody Hinterlong Charlie Jacobs David Jameson Sharri Jellexna Karen Jelm David Johnson Debbie Jones Junior Keigley Ken Kozloski Rodney Krug Craig Larson Pat Manning Elizabeth Marshall Steve Marshall Jenny Matison Don McLachlan Diane McKee Julie Muffer Paul Mussatto Don Nelson Leeda Newman Karen Osborne Dave Peek Mary Jane Pfau Paul Pitstick Brent Rabe David Raines T00 S cared to . Andy Thompson Kevin Thompson Larry Raines Kim Rissman Raquel Salazar Rick Sarver Ron Savage Bob Scheppler Carol Sebby Becky Stechman Cindy Stegman Jennifer Stockley Phyllis Stockley Albert Stults Jill, the cheeto bandito! Karen Thoxson Kris Tirevold Melody Todd Marya Tomplin Brenda Tuftie Sandy Underhill Lonnie Vahl Brian Volga Steve Walsh Bobbie Walters Pat Whalen Paul Wiley Peggy Williams Jody Williamson Mike Woods Steven Wooten Richard Wright Martin Yoesle H fViciiifAndE!rson Brad !?srmQ1a?: l -im. ., f-7-. PQbbQ e Ba1iiev l P 51.arrj?iBa11afgI Bmw W-frdilgy liiebbiqj Bowgp. 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MAINTENANCE, Cecil Adams, CUSTODLANS, jesse Enger, Bill Ernie, You can't go in unless you have Gale, Dale Kember, Emie Wilson, jay Marshall. a class. BUS DRIVERS, B.M. Springsteed 1648, Sheridan, Albert Rosendahl 311, Harding, Ken Scott 7549, Norway, FRONT ROW: Jerry Shrode 33, Wedron-Rutland, Beulah Olson 1542, Serena, Wanda Kember iifll, Harding, Shirley Yoesle 512, Prairie Center, Olen Britt 515, Sheridan, Joyce Bernard 38, Sheridan, BACK ROW: Eileen Osmund 5414, Norway, Dale Kember 55, Serena, Joyce Schnitz 4746, Serena. Apprentice Jay COOKS, Helen Arntzen, o ce Schnitz, Barbara My d'th ere 1 . Voice of Democracy - Carol Jacobs Special A wards ii fl 1 Carson Pierrie Scott Scholastic Art Award Winners - Donna Larson, Patti Grunstad Illinois Power Plant Essay Winner - Phyllis Stockley, Section 7 FFA Sweetheart - Suzette Thompson, Girls State - Judy Cantlin, Alt. - Ann Jones, FFA Public Speaking - extemporanious, jim Mahoneyg Prepared Greg Sheedy. STATE FARMERS f ' if 'I F Kerry Schnitz Craig Twait Mike Tipton Dave Tuntland 4 Year Cheerleading Award - FFA Sectional Awards: Mark Wiley - Poultry Productiong Paul Finley - SU-Zette Th0mPS0n Livestock Farmingg Dave Enger - Sheep Productiong Craig Twait - Swine Production. 79 Yearbook Staff .4-unvf' ' - Donna Larson - Editor-in- chief 1ufW'MHS0?1zyiofy y i Activities iyyi p y Debby Kyle - e V- gBusine ,Ma nager Robert Phillips - Advisor! Mditk A115121 if Athletics Marcia Stegman4Q5Ath1e1fi'cs Linda Thompson - Copy : , Pdffv MQLGHHOIM COPY o Hafvev i ieeei l Photographer Q Mike johhson - Photographer lvhke - Photographeyr WendyiHa11 - Photogrfipher' ,W Cathy Bennington - ' - - ,Photqgrapheppf M ,ip Pauline 'B'El'ggfEi1h-- Administration V ,i2Gai1 Jopstad -Typist p Linda'Kammeiier - Typist p p SherriiThompSon - i 'F'A pm,p' 'ooo p Underclassmen i AM 501168 rflyillsic Judy 'Moreli' if Senior? ,'i, L Carol Battles - Uijiderclagggnen 4 lt- Oops! Too much yellow! Patricia Riascas Exchange Student I love everything about Serena High School. You made me feel like one of you. All the kids and teachers were very sympathetic and kind to me. But I want to specially thank the teachers with whom I had classes, they were very patient with me. I remember when I was in the lounge and they were very few times that I could hold an acceptable conversa- tion, but in these last recent days, I can understand much better than before. I still have much to learn, when I return to Colombia I willgsntinue to study English. Really the time I have been here seems very short, but even so I will never forget you. When I go back I will have Wonderful memories about my dear Serena and my friends there. I appreciate very much all that you have done for me and I know this exper- ience will be very helpful to me in every respect. Maybe someday I can come back, I would be very happy to do that. ' ,D f 4 gf. accom- 'Mads wQ1'? ' ' W 'f W ' ' I ,' QIESQQQVF ' A I gm an iw 'UQ X, .N , , , G ' W I , Y.. xii: fl ! ug, . 2.35 M ,. 6 'rl 34,1 c . 'K lg ' y dy P, ta f , 4, , nf, . Vs g,,i,,,i , . -ug , f fic' . 'Qu 'w!u f Prom was another experience to remember while at Serena. Pat and fellow Foreigners. I not understand what you say! b Wm Know-ffefubuu-wg if V 'fi L' , w 'i'6W'? 4wldf ,,,, , Q ..L, , . ,aw ,:: - .M-,gf - ., ts? , JF. 'iff A V - a nynd 2' H V- a r e Vw 43111, ' W ' t 'tf 3,,wZlf' if fa, . . ., .711 H A 3 1 .... 1 W4 W 1 Q, 2 ' ,, 'V N594 Rv W J Sfiii' Freshman Year- -Bake Sales boycotted because of high prices. Sophomore Year--Sold T-Shirts that shrunk, found them on little brothers and sisters. Junior Year--Working for Prom, but being too nervous to enjoy it. We have found happiness in working together and being together as the Class of 73 We hope the Junior Class may find the same happiness we have found. 5'igTW'4?f.ma-.W MA.. . 4, , . MARK ALLEN A lifetime may not cover GARY ANDERSON much in Infinityg But it's all - A I have RODNEY BEHRENS KAREN BENSON IEFF ANDERSON ,THQ '-fvg.. ' , .1 :-mug-:H JOAN BOZARTH RICH BROWN ANN BORCHSENIUS DON BROOKS BRAD BRISTOL REGINA BRUE ,6,,,v.. , ,v,4 PAULA CARLSON FRANCIS GAUDI PAUL FINLEY KIM EDDY WENDY HALL -:gk-ff:--3 '-Q41-,T f Engs- WILLIAM HARDY SCOTT HOXSEY LARRY HIGDON DIANE I-IICKS CHERYL JELM N 5 RK , F 87 LYNDA KAMMERER SUSIE LAWRY A51-.,: :'f4,.. ., 36,5-SU 1 --ff-r , ... GAIL IORS TAD DEBRA KYLE JAY MARSHALL DONNA LARSON QA rF'fTZi, . SUZIE MATISON JOHN MINE-R JUDY MASON KATHY MCMICI-IAEL PATTY MCLENNAN BETH MORAI-IN . ,.,, + LOIS MUS SA TTO MALENA N ORWIC K SUSAN NELSON PATRICIA RIASCOS ROBERT PETERS ' af- GREG RABE SCOTT SHOCKLEY 5 KERRY SCI-INI TZ DAVID ROHRER DAVID SKELTON ' +V M-- VICKI STANLEY CH UC K S TRUBLER ' 1EAN sNow JOHN STEVENS MARCIA STEGMAN CLARENCE SULLIVAN -.v. , 1 Af., KENNY THONIPSON CINDY TUN TLA ND GREG THOMPSON SUSIE THOMPSON LINDA THOMPSON CRAIG TWAIT -lx-vz-f'L E 1 ' f35..:,,fT f- STEVEN UNDER!-HLL MICHAEL WEIR FREEMAN WEAKLEY ,, ,f,,0f4'f9 'wink if RONALD VAUGHAN KRI S WEYGA ND swat 1' f--f L'- KRIS WILEY MELVA WILLIAMS GRADUATES OF NINETEEN HUNDRED SEVENTY THREE BRIAN WOODS EDI TH YOTT SERENA HIGH SCHOOL 95 Senior ffcers, and A dvisors iff: Senior C ourz SENIOR ADVISORS FOR 72-73 WERE: Mrs. Jo Barr, Mrs. Nancy Zurbach, Mrs. Gerry Torri, Mr. George Klein. OFFICERS WERE: Judy Mason, Presidentg Suzette Thomp- son, Treasurerg Scott Shockley, Vice-President, and Marcia Stegman, Secretary. The Senior class sponsored a farewell dance and left a gift of money to go towards speakers for the lounge. This year Senior Court handled every situation that arose, without any problem. There was only a couple of real problems all year. Under the head of judge Mark Allen, the court's decisions were very judicial. Court mem- bers were: Scott Shocl-cley, Brian Woods, Kerry Schnitz, jay Marshall, Melva Williams, Jeff Anderson, and judge Mark Allen. Mr. Klein, Mr. Watkins: the class of 73 wishes to thank you for the privilege of using the lounge this year. 96 If 1 H241 Susan Nelson - Va1ed1ctor1an M1ke Welr Salutatoman ,gtg Class 0fI973 if ,s Q ix sf ws 1 , lff m A X . K S K JL . -9 Q E X J. i 98 5'- Qf 4 mf. , Q .fgrf if , f 5 ,K H X , A f X W 5 2 'N X X I Sv 353 ' 57.559 ,P vp A . Q X 9 1-X1 P N xx 'H- fn Ha z ' K X 99 'Ak 7 4 45 FACULTY HONORS First Year - Bronze Award Karen Benson - 95. O Steve Marshall - 94.81 Phyllis Stockley - 95. 21 Second Year - Bronze Art Award Judy Morel - 94, 21 Betty Glover - 95. 90 Third Year - Silver Medallion Susan Nelson - 95.50 A wards and Scholarships 5953. ' ' rg,Ag,gg2f:.wf.--nw.. -. , I as . . f-vffrwworg.,:VX:-,,Lgrqg:a-mx,.nnM-mfgf: -1 we . -I H ,,:e,gmf,L,,.,y1..1f:sz.1,-'1, gy, f, -, ,f . -. . K 1 :agkr,Qmz,,,, ',-.,fWy ,3,,m,P,:,,,,W , . . -, , IA ' l 1wQ:,f2f2:- 'Ll:f fE5iiii34f1,Wumy 'sw..w, ' ng:-' ' 'wifi , K - f-.' rg: rg, ,,y,-fQ3,,,q ,.,, , -.11-, - ,-,.,' 4 ,. ,. v.,.,, f, ,,:,:, ,,,. X r,-,mr -,:- Im., r,., , .... I- . , - ,. - f ,N V . H , m Lsgljr- 'gvsgq-f, ,f ' gg gy- -,3,fggy,g ,- ..m,.gq3-LL,-,, .,, . ' , .fir-ff.:v1 !T'-- P .-MJ ' f ' 9 ' ' 'i V :J if ' K 1. , , ,fm A 1,,-fwfWf.:w ,- mf 1,1 - - r1lf 4 .nn'f ' l v lrl l l 9 rr A ., I . V ,r V ,,.,,. .,.r n..., A . , , ,W , A 1,, ll.., 5 3 gig, ,Y ' . a .ffif errya e ro r yn roo l .. ,,.. 6 k,,.,r:f,:,,, ,W .,., ,,:, ,- , . , ...,, K .k.,, Y, K .. , . V-f-f,w-fry-V-P, rw r Min- , 71 . zgigipzwi ' iff ,J y n Y r lr - l S l Y elllll rrvn Yllll l l A l , y Y r Qs, ,,m,, MVKTW, ,i K... . ,.,v ,.., , . . , r ., K , , r.3,r,,,-rr Q--iz' g. 31,2 , , , ,-33,3 .-gag,--1 ' , - . -. f :ww - , - a1as'2f2ff'-,w Wszzzsg-Lg,' , 1 V , ' J ffl A H -- fi-lffsfiyfsw f, , . iq . IOO S LIL A501141 Mrs. Nancy Zurbach, FTO Award Teacher of the Year :Fx WPT QQ ff iff' wemww 2 Q fi If L, ,,1 354- Qfa iq ig , f fa LIFETIME ng , mvzs as xnrxxgy ,7 ? HVE EW 1 MARK ALLEN HR--ul-itll FTO1,2,3,45 Fine Arts 35 Jr. Play - Man In The Bowler Hat, Telltale I-leart5 Chorus 1,2,3, Pres. 45 Jan Band 45 Boys Ensb. 3,45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Track 1, 2,35 Pep Club 3, V-Pres. 45 Sr. Court Judge5 Yearbook 45 Baseball 1,2,3,45 Letterman's Club 2,3,45 Mixed Fnsb. 1. JEFF ANDERSON Seeds FTO 1,2,35 Fine Arts 25 Jr. Play - Man In The Bowler Hat, Telltale Heart5 Jazz Band 3,45 Basketball 15 Wrestling 3,45 Sr. Court 45 Yearbook 45 Band 1,2, 3,45 Base- ball 15 Soccer 3. GARY ANDERSON RODNEY BEHREN S llROdH FFA 1,2,3,4. KAREN BENSON FTO 3,45 NHS 2,3, 45 Fine Arts 35 Jr. Play - Sorry Wrong Number5 Jazz Band 3,45 Pep Club 3,45 Band 1,2,3,45 French Club 4. ANN BORCHSENIUS llBig Ann!! FHA 1,25 GAA 4, St. Council 1, 2,35 Jr. Play - Sorry Wrong Num- ber5 Chorus 1,2,3,45 Madrigals 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 St. Sec. 3,45 Class Officer 1, V,P.5 Band1,2,3,45 Girls Chorus 3,45 Sweet 16 4. BRAD BRISTOL IIBBVI Chorus 1,2,3,45 Boys Ensb. 1,2, 3,45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 45 Sweet 16 45 Baseball 3,45 Prom Att. 3. DONALD BROOKS Mort Jr. Play - Twelve Angry Men5 Senior Activities Chorus 1, 2, 35 Jazz Band 55 Wres- tling1,25 Pep Club 1,2,3,4,55 Sr. Court 4. RICH BROWN Basketball 25 Baseball 3, 4. JOAN BOZARTH Joannie FTO 1,2,3,45 GAA 45 St. Council 45 Jr. Play - Telltale Heart5 Chorus 1,2,35 Pep Club 45 St. Sec. 3, Rep. 45 Band 1,2,35 Girls Chorus 3, REGINA BRUE llcinall FHA 1,25 GAA 45 St. Librarians 45 Chorus 1,45 Pep Club 3,45 St. Sec. 35 Pommerettes 45 Newspaper 35 Typist 4. PAULA CARLSON Carla FHA 25 GAA 45 Fine Arts 35 Chorus 1,2,3,45 Mixed Ensb. 15 Pep Club 3,45 Pommerettes 45 Girls Chorus 35 Sweet 16 3. KIM EDDY Twinkles FHA 1,25 GAA 45 St. Librarians 45 Fine Arts 35 Chorus 1,25 Pep Club 3,45 Pommerettes 4. PAUL FINLEY Petter NHS 2,3,45 St. Council 1, Pres. 45 Jr. Play - Telltale Heart, Sorry Wrong Number5 Chorus 2, Treas. 3,45 Boys Ensb. 3,45 Basketball 1, 2,3,45 Track 1,2,35 FFA 1,2, Treas. 3, Pres. 45 Pep Club 3,45 Class Officer Pres. 1, V-Pres. 45 Sweet 16 3,45 Baseball 1,2,3,45 Golf 45 Prom King. FRANCIS GAUDI Ceaser WENDY HALL FTO 2,3,45 FHA 1,2,35 Fine Arts 35 Jr. Play - Not My Cup Of T635 IO4 I W 5 ,I .... - h- MCC 3,45 Pep Club 3,45 Yearbook 45 French Club 45 Newspaper 3. BILL HARDY Fine Arts 35 Wrestling 1,25 News- paper 4. DLANA HICKS Rail Chorus 254. LARRY HIGDON SCOTT HOXSEY llRa1phll Track 15 Wrestling 1,25 Sweetheart Ball Att. 2,35 FFA 1,2,3,45 Soc- cer 3. CHERYL JELM lljermll FHA 15 GAA 45 St. Librarians 2,35 Fine Arts 35 Jr. Play - Sorry Wrong Number5 Chorus 1, 2, 3,45 Pep Club 3,45 Girls Chorus 35 Sweet 16 3,4. GAIL JORSTAD Gailly FHA 1,2,3,45 NHS 2,3,45 Fine Arts 35 Jr. Play - Sorry Wrong Number5 Chorus 1,2,3,45 Madri- gals 2,3,45 Pep Club Sec. 3, Pub. Chairman 45 Yearbook 45 Pom- merettes 45 Band 1,,2, 3, 45 Sweet 16 45 Girls Ensb. 2,3,45 French Club Sec. 4. LINDA KAMMERER Oscar Transfer from Ottawa High School 45 GAA Treas. 45 St. Librarian 45 Pep Club Pres. 45 Yearbook 45 Pommerettes Capt. 4. DEBRA KYLE llDebbyIl FTO 2,3, Sec. 45 FHA 1,2,3, Sec. 45 NHS 2,3, Sec. 45 GAA 45 St. Librarians 25 Jr. Play - Crew5 Track 15 MCC 2,3,45 Pep Club 35 St. Sec. 45 Yearbook 45 News- paper 4. DONNA LARSON Donna Lou FTO1,2, Treas. 3,45 FHA 1, Points 2,3, V-Pres. 45 NHS 2,3, Pres. 45 GAA 45 Fine Arts Pres. 35 Jr. Play - Crew5 MCC 2,3,45 Pep Club 3,4 5 Yearbook Editor 4. SUSAN LAWRY Susie FTO Treas. 45 FHA 1,25 NHS 2,3, 45 Jr. Play - Stage Manager5 Cho- rus 1,2,3,45 Madrigals 3,45 MCC 35 Girls Chorus 35 Sweet 16 3,45 French Club Pres. 4. JAY MARSHALL lljay Bird!! St. Council Alt. 45 Jr. Play - Man In The Bowler Hat5 Jazz Band 35 Sr. Court 45 Band 152,3545 French Club 4. JUDY MASON FHA 1,2,3545 NHS 2,35 St. Coun- cil 152,3,45 St. Librarians 2,35 Jr. Play - Sorry Wrong Number, Not My Cup Of Tea5 Chorus 1,253,45 Jazz Band 45 St. Sec. 3545 Year- book 3,45 Class Officer Sec. - Treas. 1, Treas. 25 Pres. 3, Pres. 45 Band 1,2,3545 Girls Chorus 35 Sweet 16 3545 Girls Ensb. 152,3545 Prom, lst Att.5 Girls State Del. 3. SUSAN MATISON Ilsuell FTO 15253545 GAA Pres. 45 St. Council 253545 Jr. Play - Script Att.5 Track 1,45 St. Sec. 3, Pres. 45 Class Officer V-Pres. 2, PATRICIA MCLENNAN IIPH-ttyl! FHA 15 Pep Club 45 Yearbook 45 Newspaper 4. KATHY MCMICHAEL St. Librarian 3. JOHN NHNER Track 35 Wrestling 1,25 ELIZABETH MORAHN Bruiser GAA 45 St. Librarian 25 Track 1. LOIS MUSSATTO lIBunsll FHA 1,253, Treas. 45 NHS 3545 GAA 45 St. Council Sec. 45 St. Librarian 253545 Jr. Play - Sorry Wrong Number, Crew5 MCC 25 3, Pres. 45 Pep Club 35 Newspaper 4. SUSAN NELSON FHA 15 NHS 2,3,45 Jr. Play - Sorry Wrong Number5 Band 1,25 3, 45 French Club Treas. 4. MALENA NORWICK FHA 1525 Chorus 1525 MCC 3,45 French Club 4. ROBERT PETERS llpetell Pep Club 3 . GREG RABE Fat Albert Wrestling 2, 354. PATRICIA RIASCOS Pat Transfer from school of Sograda Familia Armenio Colombia5 Pep Club 4. DAVID ROI-IRER Jr. Play - Crew5 Wrestling 152, 35 FFA1,2,354, SeC.5 Pep Club 1, 25354. KERRY SCHNITZ St. Council 253,45 Jr. Play - Sorry Wrong Number5 Wrestling 2, 35 Sweetheart Ball Att. 1525 FFA 1, 253,45 V-Pres.5 Pep Club 1,2,3, 45 Sr. Court, Prom 2nd Att. SCOTT SHOCKLY St. Council 152, 35 Jazz Band 45 Basketball 1,253,45 Track 1,2535 Sr. Court5 Class Officer V-Pres. 45 Band 1,253,45 Soccer 3,45 Cross Country 1. DA VID SKELTON Jazz Band 2, 35 Track 1,2, 35 Sweet- heart Ball King5 FFA 1525 3,45 Pep Club 15253545 Band 15253545 Base- ball 3,45 Cross Country 152. JEAN SNOW FTO 2,3545 FHA 15253,-45 NHS 2,3,45'GAA 45 Jr. Play - Man In The Bowler Hat5 Track 2, Girls State Alt.5 Pep Club 3 Pres. 45 Pommerettes 45 Band 1,25 3545 French Club 4. VICKI STANLEY llPunkll Chorus 25 St. Sec. 3545 Band 152. MARCIA STEGMAN Marnoo FTO1,2, Sec. 3545 FHA 15 Rec. Chairman 2, 3, Points 45 NHS 2, 3545 GAA 45 St. Council Treas. 45 Fine Arts Sec.-Treas. 35 Jr. Play - Telltale I-Ieart5 Cheerleader 2, 3,45 Chorus 15253545 Madrigals 3,45 Track 25 Pep Club 3545 Yearbook 45 Class Officer Sec. 35 Sec. 45 Girls Chorus 35 Sweet 16 45 French Club 45 Prom Soph. Att. Queen. cHUcK STRUBLER llstrubll NHS 253,45 Basketball 152,35 Golf 15253,4. CLARENCE SULLIVAN Track 1 . GREG THOMPSON IIGTII Chorus 1,2,3,45 Boys Ensb. 3,45 Basketball 1, 2, 3,45 Pep Club 45 Sweet 16 3,45 Soccer 354. KENNETH THOMPSON llKenll Chorus 1,253545 Boys Ensb. 152,3, 45 Track 15 Wrestling 1525 FFA 15 253,45 Pep Club 4. LINDA THOMPSON Dixie FHA 1,253,45 GAA Act. Chair- man 45 Fine Arts 35 Jr. Play - Not My Cup Of Tea5 Chorus 2,35 Jazz Band 3,45 Pep Club Sec. 45 Year- book 3,45 Band 15253545 Girls Chorus 35 French Club 45 News- paper 3. SUZETTE THOMPSON Suzie FTO 45 FHA 1, Historian 2,3545 GAA 45 Jr. Play - Man In The Bowler Hat, Sorry Wrong Number5 Cheerleading 1,25 3,45 Chorus 1, 2, 3,45 Boys Ensb. accompanist 2,35 45 Sweetheart Ball Att. 1,254 queen5 FFA Sweetheart5 Pep Club 3545 Class Officer Sec. 2, Treas. 3545 Band 15253545 Sweet 16 3,45 Girls Ensb. 253545 Prom 2nd Att.5 French Club 45 Junior Marshall. CINDY TUNTLAND St. Librarian 45 FFA 45 St. Sec. 3, Sec.-Treas. 4. CRAIG TWAIT Tooter NI-IS 2,35 V-Pres. 45 St, Council V-Pres. 45 Jr. Play - Telltale Heart, Man In The Bowler Hat5 Basketball 1,25 Wrestling 3,45 FFA 1,253, Rep. 45 Pep Club 3,45 Soccer 3, Capt. 45 French Club V-Pres. 4. STEVEN UNDERHILL Baseball 1 . RONALD VAUGHAN FFA 4 . FREEMAN WEAKLEY NHS 2, 3,45 St. Council 45 Basket- ball Mgr. 25 Track Mgr. 15 FFA 1:23 314' MICHAEL WEIR Ritter Transferred from Sornonauk High School 35 NHS 45 Wrestling 45 Yearbook 4. CHRIS WEYGAND KRSTINE WILEY Krissy Poo FTO Treas. 2, V-Pres. 3, Pres. 45 FHA 1,2, Points 35 Pres. 45 St. Council 35 Jr. Play - Crew MCC 35 French Club 4. MELVA WILLIAMS llMe1vll FHA 152,3,45 St. Council 25 St. Librarian 45 Jr. Play - Crew5 Cho- rus 1,25 St. Sec. 3 V-Pres. 45 St. Court 4. BRIAN WOODS llHiCkll St. Council 1,25 Jr. Play - Tell- tale Heart, Man In The Bowler Hat, Sorry Wrong Number5 Wres- tling 1,2,45 FFA 152,35 Treas. 45 Sr. Court 45 Class Officer Pres. 25 Cross Country 1,25 Prom soph. att. 1st att. EDITH Yorr GAA 4, sr. Council Au. 45 Mcc 3 lO5 Mark Allen -- 16, 19,28,40,49, 52,53,55,80,84,96,102 Gary Anderson -- 84 Jeff Anderson -- 6, 29,48, 84,96 Rodney Behrens -- 84, 98 Karen Benson -- 8,28,29,30,48, 49,51, 84, 98,101 Ann Borchsenius -- 8,26,31,39, 46,48,52,53,54,85,97 Joan Bozarth -- 26,28, 31, 60,85, 98 Brad Bristol -- 6, 16,17,19,52,53, 85,97 Don Brooks -- 85 Richard Brown -- 85, 99 Regina Brue -- 26,27,31,40,52, 85,103 Paula Carlson -- 4, 26,27,46,52, 54,55,57,86 Kim Eddy -- 26,27, 31,44,86,99 Paul Finley -- 3,8,9, 16, 17, 19, 30,32,38,41,42,43,44,52,53, 55, 56, 57, 60, 77, 86, 97, 101,102 Francis Gaudi -- 86 Wendy Hall -- 28,29, 80, 86, 101 William Hardy -- 87 Diana Hicks -- 52,87 Larry I-ligdon -- 87 Scott Hoxsey -- 87 Cheryl Jelm -- 26,52,53,87, 99 Gail Jorstad -- 4,26,27,29, 30, 34,38,41,46,49,51,52,53,54, 55,56,57,80, 88,97 Linda Kammerer -- 26,27,31, 80, 88,98 Diana Keigley -- 7,31 Debra Kyle -- 26,28,29,30,31, 34,40, 80, 88, 97,101, 102 Donna Larson -- 26,28,29, 30, 34, 40,77,80,88, 102 Susie Lawry -- 24,28,29,30,43, 44,46,52,53,54,56,57,88 George Lawyer -- 32 Jay Marshall -- 29,39,40, 88,96 Judy Mason -- 3,8,26,31,34,42, 43,47,48,49,52,53,55,56,57, 60,80,89,96,101 Suzie Matison -- 2,23,26,28,31, 39,41,43, 60,89 Patty McLennan -- 80,89 Kathy McMichael -- 89, 99 John Miner -- 2,89 Beth Morahn -- 26,38,89 Lois Mussatto -- 24,26,29,30,31, 34,43,44,60,90,97, 102 Scott Nelson -- 90 Susan Nelson -- 29,30,49,50, 90, 97,99 Malena Norwick -- 29,90 Robert Peters -- 90 Greg Rabe -- 2, 8,1O, 11,40,41 David Rohrer -- 32,44,91,98 Kerry Schnitz -- 6,32,42,43,60, 77,91,96, 97 Scott Shockley -- 8,16,17,20,21, 48,49,91,96, 97 David Skelton -- 8,16, 17,19, 32, 38,48,51,81,91,97 106 Index Jean Snow -- 26,27,28,29,30,34. 38,40,41,49, 92,97 Vicki Stanley -- 6,31,92 Marcia Stegman -- 15,18,26,28, 29,30,34,41,42,43,46,53,54, 55, 56, 60, 80, 92, 96, 100, 102 John Stevens -- 92 Chuck Strubler -- 18,30,92,103 Clarence Sullivan -- 92,99 Greg Thompson -- 20,21,43,44, 52,53,56,93 Ken Thompson -- 6,33,38,52, 53,55,93,97,102 Linda Thompson -- 26,29,34,48, 49,80,93 Suzette Thompson -- 15,26,28, 29,30,34,38,42,43,47,48,51, 52,53,55,56,57,77,93,96,97 Cindy Tuntland -- 31,32,33,93 Craig Twait -- 10,20,21,29,30, 32,60,77,93, 100 Steven Underhill -- 19,41 Ronald Vaughan -- 32, 82, 94 Freeman Weakley -- 4,32, 60, 94, 99,100 Mike Weir -- 3,1O, 11,24,30, 80, 94,97 Kris Wiley -- 6,24,28,29,30,34, 44,95,97,99,101 Melva Williams -- 3,10,24,30, 31,34,43,95,96,98,99,101 Brian Woods -- 6,24,32,42,43, 95,96 Edith Yott -- 31,95,99 Pat Riascos -- 6, 60,81, 94, 99, 103 Kris Weygand -- 4, 39,94,99, 102 Mark Adams -- 74 Mary Baima -- 74 Jewell Barr -- 26, 29,30,35,48, 50,51,52,74 Jacqueline Bayer -- 26,31, 32,33, 35,74 Cathy Bennington -- 37, 74 Pauline Berggren -- 25,26, 34, 74, 80 Philip Brandow -- 10,11,20,21,74 Scott Brooks -- Donald Brown -- 19,74 Leslie Brown -- 8,29,36,44,49, 52,53, 55, 57, 74 Kevin Bublitz -- 74,76 Mark Burkhart -- 74 Kent Butterfield -- 2, 8, 32,49,51, 74 Thomas Buttrum -- 5, 74 Judy Cantlin -- 4, 15,25,26,30, 36,37, 38, 74,75 Janelle Charlton -- 5, 31, 74, 76 Rodney Cody -- 74 David Enger -- 6, 30,32,48,49, 51,74,77 Vince Erwin -- 74 Philip Farnsworth -- 74 Vera Fitzpatrick -- 74 Kevin Foreman -- 10,11,20,21, 32,74 Jim Forth -- 32,74 Dean Frisch -- 18, 74 Deborah Gale -- 31,35,48,50,51, 74 Mary Glover -- 8,26,30,35,48, 49,50,51,74 Patti Grunstad -- 2,15,23,26,35, 37,39,74,77,102 Wanda Hayes -- 31,74 Steven Hicks -- 75 Tim Higdon '-- 75 Arthur Hunt -- 45,52,57, 75 V ---' 2 Mary Beth Huss -- 26, 32, 33,35, 67, 74, 77 Anne Jones -- 3, 24,25,34, 74, 75, 80 Archie Keith -- 30, 75 Debbie Krug -- 24,26,29,30,36, 37,45,49,52,55,56,57,75 Jane Larson -- 26,30,36,37,46, 47,48,52,53,54,75 Kenneth Larson -- 16, 19, 30, 36, 45,75 Roberta Lawry -- 24,26,31, 34, 39,45,52,57,75 Robin Lawry --1o,11,1s,2o,21, 45,75 James Mahoney -- 32,36,37,45, 52,56, 75 John Marshall -- 8,48,75,77 Mark Mathesius -- 16,24,32,75 Layne Matison -- 75 Alice McLachlan -- 8,15,25,26, 29,30,34,35,36,75 Judia1hA6fe1-- 24,2s,3o,34,s5, 74,75,so Jane Nelson -- 24, 30, 35,49,67, 75 John Nitiss -- 20,21, 29, 36, 37, 44,75 David Oaks -- 75 Laura Osborne -- 5,26,31,75 Connley Owens -- 52, 75 Donna Peek -- 31,36,75 Steve Richard -- 16,18,2O,21, 23, 29,30, 36, 37,44,45,76 Barbara Riis -- 26, 76 Nancy Rohrer -- 25,26,3 48,49, 50, 51, Gail Rosengren 76 Debbie Saddler Greg Sheedy -- Dale Skelton - - s2,s3,76,77, 74,76 -- 29,36,49,6o, -- 3,76 30,32,76 16,17,19,32,38, 99,102 Phsiip sfaton -- 76 Rick Stechrnan Travis Stockley 36,47,52,53, Phyllis Strubler 52,76 -- 20,21,76 -- 3,24,29,so, 55,57,76 -- 26,35,48,5O, 5,36,37, -mwvww Gary Taylor -- 32,67, 76 Betty Temple -- 4,8,23,26,29, 30,36,37,46,48,49,5O,51, 60, 76 Jerry Thorsen -- 32, 66,74, 76 hdnchel Tipton -- 1o,11,3o,32, 33,75,76,77 Ted rnev6ki-- 1o,11,19,45,s2, 53,76,77 David'Tundand -- 3o,32,44,6o, 75,76,77 Sherrie Underhill -- 26,31, 76 Eva Walters -- 26,31,76 Julie Whalen -- 8, 26,48,49,5O, 74,76 Mary Whalen -- 26,29,48,50,74, 76 Jim Whiteaker -- 4,16,19, 76 Mark Wiley -- 32, 67, 76, 77 Kathy Wilson -- 26,31,76 Dave Wooten -- 76 Brian Wright -- 16,20,21,30,32, 76 Debbie Kaiser -- 31, 75 Pauline Mason -- 76 Vickie Anderson -- 4,26,29,31, 35 , 67, 71 Cindy Anderson -- 7, 23,26,32, 33, 71 Bradley Armour -- 32 Deborah Bailey -- 71 Debbie Bastian -- 4, 26, 35, 38,67 Carol Battles -- 23,26,27,30, 35, 60,71, 80 Ernest Beardsley -- 12,13,71 Nancy Behrens -- 23, 71 Deborah Bowen -- 26, 35,48, 71 Judy Breuer -- 71 Hally Brown -- 71 Janet Bullock -- Tim Bunnell -- 71 Angela Bunnell -- 7, 71 John Burns -- 66,71 Deborah Christopherson -- Vincent Chandler -- 18,46, 49, 71 Patricia Connoly -- 23,28,29,30, 52, 71 Gene Coppes -- 71 Matt Crackel--12,13,18,19,29, 30,71 Brad Eike -- 12,32,38,47,48,60, 71 Carol Farley -- 25,28, 29,30,35, 71 David Futrell -- 52, 71 Darrell Gale -- 48, 49, 66, 71 Betty Glover -- 30, 35,48,71 Mark Hall -.. 32,71 Teresa Hall -- 14,26,30,46,48, 52, 55, 71, 72 Jayne Hanley -- 26, 29, 66, 72, 73 Vickey Harris -- 72 Cathy Hartman -- 67, 72 Brian Hayes -- 72 Debbie Hedgepath -- 72 Lenore Higdon -- 72 Jana Hiland -- 26, 35, 72 Darlene Huss -- 26, 32, 33, 35, 72 Carol Jacobs -- 4, 29, 30, 72 Debbie Jellema -- 4,26, 72 Michael Johnson -- 18, 30,72 Brian Jones -- 8,47,48,72 Karen Kaiser -- 5, 72, 77 Debbie Keigley -- 72 Rachel Larsen -- 30, 72 James Larson -- 6, 8, 10,20,21, 30 32,48, 60, 72, 77 Burl Leslie --12,18,20,21,42, 43,47, 72, 77 Rick Marshall -- 20, 21, 72 Jill Mathesius -- 31,34, 35, 72 Dave McCumsey -- Lori McLachlan -- 14, 24,29,42, 43, 71, 72 Dennis Menz -- 72 Donald Miller -- 3,32,52,56, 72 John Moore -- 12, 19, 72 Dixie Morahn -- 23,27, 31, 72 Karen Nelson -- 35,46,48,5O, 73 Harvey Norwick -- 48,73 LaDon.na O'Flannigan -- 26, 73 Tina Page -- 73 Sherri Peterson -- 26,35, 73 Carol Pitstick -- 27, 73 Bill Richardson -- 25, 73 John Robbins -- 73 Craig Robinson -- 73 Jean Rohrer -- 8,26,35,46,48, 51,73 l07 X, chris Rucker -- 31,35,73 Aimee Shifflett -- 31 Doug Stafford -- 12, 19,29, ss, 73 Sue Stecher -- 8,26,28,31,34,39, 42,43,46,48,49,51,52,54,55, 56,71, 73, 101 Frank Stegman -- 12,18,19,29, 42 , 43, 60, 73 Phyllis Svoboda -- 35,73 Sherri Thompson -- 27, 35, 73, 80 Karen Tuntland -- 32,33,73,77 Brian Twait -- 73 Cindy Tyler -- 73 Beatrice Weakley -- 31, 67, 73 Karen Wiley -- 25,30,35,38,73 William Wiley -- 12, 26, 27, 32, 35,41, 73 Susan Woods -- 32,33,73 Jeannie Wright -- 73,77 Kenneth Yeager -- 73 Dawn Kozloski -- 6,53,55, 72 Barbara Dotson -- 71 Larry Ballard -- 4 Diana Wilson -- 73 John Aagesen -- 12, 18,53,56, 68 Sonja Anderson -- 14,23,26,35, 60,68 Tanya Anderson -- 4, 35,68 Laura Armstron 3 26 35 68 70 g 1 J J 1 Jeffrey Ballard -- 12, 13, 18, 68 Lori Battles -- 35, 39, 68 Janet Bayer -- 26, 68, 70 Joanne Bayer -- 68 Jill Beardsley -- 26, 68,70 Vicky Behrens -- 68 Eddie Bennington -- 52,68 Donald Bernard -- 10, 18, 20,21, 52,68 Doris Boyd -- 68 Barry Brenan -- 68 Beth Bristol -- 52,56, 68 Larry Broadus -- 68 Randy Broadus -- 7,2S,6S Rory Brooks -- 68 Cindy Buhler -- 26,34,35,49,52, 68 Pamela Burkhart -- 68 Gabrielle Castrejon -- 23,27,35, 68 Greg Conklin -- 4,1O, 11,46,52, 55,57, 68 Mike Crackel -- 12,18, 68 Jenean Craig -- 31,35,52,68 Tammy Crisman -- 26,39,52, 66, 68 Kim Duffy -- 68 Marlene Farnsworth -- 68 Sharon Feirick -- 68 Gail Fiispatrick -- 68 Joe Floden -- 68 Don Frisch -- 20, 68 Stephanie Futrell -- 35,38, 46,52 54, 57, 60, 69 Dale Graffius -- 20, 66,69 Joy Grunstad -- 14,23,26,35,69 Jacqueline Gunier -- 14, 23,38, 69, 77 Debbie Hall -- 69 J 108 Jody I-iinterlong -- 69 Charlie Jacobs -- 77, 69 David Jameson -- 7, 12, 18,33,52, 57, 69 Sharon Jellema -- 69 Karen Jelm -- 39,46,52,54,69 David Johnson -- 4, 69 Debbie Jonea -- 52,69 Willis Keigley -- 12, 13, 18, 26, 69 Kenneth Kzloski -- 69,70, 77 Rodney Krug -- 7,25, 32,33,69 Craig Larson -- 7, 10, 32, 69,77 Pat Manning -- 69 Elizabeth Marshall -- 46,49, 69 Steve Marshall -- 7, 12,18,20,21, 32,33,52,69 Jenny Matison -- 4,26,29,35. 69 Don McLachlan -- 7,12,25, 69, 77 Diana McKee -- 69 Julie Muffler -- 35,52,69 Paul Mussatto -- 12, 13, 69 Don Nelson -- 6, 8,10,2O, 21,49, 51, 69 Leeda Rose Newman -- 25,35, 69 Karen Osborne -- 3, 60, 69 David Peek -- 69 Mary Jane Pfau -- 26,35,39,52, 69 Paul Pitstick -- 8,10, 18,2O, 21, 23,33,56,69,77 Brent Rabe '-- 69 David Raines -- 52,69 Larry Rains -- 52, 70 Kim Rissman -- 70 Raquel Salazar -- 26,52,70 Rickey Sarver -- 18,52,70 Ronald Savage -- 70 Robert Scheppler -- 70 Carol Ann Sebby -- 35,39,46,52, 54-,70, 77 Rebecka Stechman -- 66,70 Cindy Stegman -- 23,26,27,35, 52,60, 70 Jenifer Stockley -- 35,39,70 Phyllis Stockley -- 46,49,51,66, 70 Andrew Thompson -- 70 Kevin Thompson -- 70 Karen Thorson -- 4, 70 Kristina Tirevold -- 4,28,52,54, 70 Melody Todd -- 26,27,52, 70 Marya Tomlin -- 70 Brenda Tuftie -- 35,70, 77 Sandra Underhill -- 70 Lonnie Vahl -- 4, 70 Brian Voga -- 52,70 Steve Walsh -- 7, 12, 18, 32, 33, 49,52,53, 70 Bobbie Walters -- 67,70 Patricia Whalen -- 26,29,48,49, 50,70 Paul Wiley -- 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