Serena High School - Flashback Yearbook (Serena, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1975 volume:

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Yearbook Dance Hey man, can I get in free? Hey, don't tell ME what to do! Remember the time we . . . 4 YEARBK. DANCE On September 23rd, the Flashback Staff sponsored the annual Yearbook Dance. 1973- 74 yearbooks were passed out as students and former graduates rocked and swayed to the music of Together, Everyone enjoyed reminiscing about old times as Flashback brought the previous year back into focus See, there I am! Band Goes To LS. On October Sth, the Serena High School Band and Pomerettes competed in a field show competition at Illinois State University. The band received 6t.h place, but performed very Well against tough competition. The band spent many long hours practicing under the direction of Mr. Sebby and Don- ald fBudj Herbig, who wrote the field The band strives for perfection before contest time. drill s if 'H -2+-.-sW-f- .--sw .F Ag . I krrk 1 2 4 ,pw 73 r-i' L , r' A . 9- - 2 i I 1: rum if if f m' tt'ii i'ii T 1' I rr.,, I T , , We surrender! This made all practice worthwhile. -. March along with Mr. Sebby. And a one . . . and a two . . BAND 5 Boys Soccer The Varsity Soccer Team, coached by John Swank, had a good season despite the fact that it was a rebuilding year. They posted a deceiving 6- 8-2 record. The team averaged only one year experience per man. Due to this inexperience, the varsity lost 3 close games in overtime and tied two others. Burl Leslie was voted team captain and Paul Pitstick was voted M.V,P. Leonard Nitiss was high scorer with 12 goals. Coach Swank is looking forward to next year since most of the varsity and all the J.V.'s will be returning. The I.V.'s did well this year posting a fine 7-3-2 record. Thirteen differ- ent players scored, which is very unusual. ..- ... as Q FRONT ROW: Wayne Kellogg, Kevin Salzer, jon McLennan, Keith Castrejon, Alan Kellogg, Kevin Bernard, 2nd ROW: Coach John Swank, Scott Walsh, Brad Warren, Mark Green, Phil Jameson, Randy Smith, IonAagesen, Mgr, BACK ROW: Scott Tirevold, Rick Salzer, Leonard Nitiss, Kim Foreman, Rich Thomp- son, Greg Marshall. ,fl 5 Kick it, Doug! ! Q , 'N ff ,H Burl, let ME kick it this time. 1- le, 6 SOCCER -..,,-.ag , r., FRONT ROW: Brad Warren, Don McLachlan, Steve Walsh, Brent Rabe, Darrell Gale, Don Bernard, Don Nelson, 2nd ROW: Jon Aagesen, Mgr: Scott Walsh, Dave Futrell, Wayne Kellogg, B1u'l Leshe, Doug Stafford, Klm Fore man, Dale Graffius, Coach John Swank, TOP ROW: Rick Salzer, I.D. Moore, Mlke Johnson, Steve Marshall, Paul Piistick, Ernie Beardsley, Dave Jameson, Leonard Nitlss. . -5 ,. .1 ., VA W . QM K , , 1 ,., , A- f' ,f y ,, '-'- I- fy f T, . ft? 3 ' - - , --' A 44: 7 'T' 'Z . 'L 1 N 1 4 ' ' ' - . HT.. fin gf! M Bn ,v ,g?if1, L x 4:,,. V Vw ,,MVwi,, . V .QTY .W ' if f 'S J' 'ddd Y 5 J. f ' ' ' 'iw --'Ji-7'W'::'Fw'J:'?E' :I ' . H P ' -7 2 ' 4 ' -, . 'I V: Q - K, 1-,,,,,.q --t , I :w'22r -, . 'Tzu 'I 35 .L W 4' -. A ' - ' , V fa H 1 Q 1 at ' to ' 1. , - , , . ,,, 2 a-i:.:9f 45- ve ,554 Q . ,, , , . , . ,,,,y,,,, 1, ,-,Qt , ,. , , at . . 1 w ,,.. f 1 , Q . - ' ' 4: at f. R . at 4 ' ' : iii-1: fb ,gt,wsftq,a ,ua 5 f ,,., L- .::,-5, , , Q -rrr S. . ty ew , ,gan ' Q. H ' f -, 1 1 S. ' H 1, ii?W?-:.'fl e ,'-- 'ffl Q, V 4 fl' ., r Qi . 5 . You can't have it. Serena Serena Serena Serena Serena Serena Serena Serena Serena Serena Serena Serena Serena Serena Serena Serena VARSITY St. Charles Waterman Newark 1 Rockford Hinckley 5 1 5 1 Shabbona 3 O 1 Malta Somonauk Paw Paw 0 Leland 0 Waterman 4 Elgin O Newark 0 Hinckley 4 St. Vincents 2 Newark 3 ' '-Q' .. jg, gg. iQQP,mi1fs-A 'I FIRST ROW: I. Gunier, B. Horton, P. Connolly, P. Williams, M. Mahoney, I. Grunstadg 2nd ROW: C. Stegrnan, S. Stecher, L. O'Flanagan, M. Anderson, D. I-Iuss, C. Forth. 3rd ROW: D. Bowen, M. Pfau, L. Anderson, S. Yoesle, J. Whiteaker, D. Petersen, T. Marshall, Coach Nancy Zurbuch. 4th ROW: I. Rohrer, S. Petersen, I. Hiland, L. Richard, G. Castrejon, L. Armstrong. NOT PICTURED: S. Anderson, I. Robinson. F! f 3 A i W L1 -n 8 GIRLS' SOCCER 1 'yr' Girls' Soccer Girls, Soccer: A First For Serena The Little Ten Conference added girl's soccer to its list of athletic offerings for 1974-75, and Serena came out on top. Coach Nancy Zurbuch attributes the teams' success to a well balanced offense and defense. Our offensive unit had far superior dribbling and shooting skills than any of the oppo- nents and our defense, led by our halfbacks, was by far the strongest in the conference and allowed very few shots to be taken on our own goal. We very simply had the skill, the desire and the determination it takes to be a Conference Champion. Fullback Pat Connolly was elected by her teammates to be team captain and most valuable player. Elected to the Little Ten All Conference Teams were: Sue Stecher and Jennifer Robinson - lst Team, Joy Grunstad - 2nd Team, Cindy Stegman and Pat Connolly - Honorable Mention. ik 1523 GIRLS' SOCCER 9 Joyce, do you use Ivory Liquid or Lemon Fresh Joy? Halloween Dance Count Dracula attacks Alan Kellogg. It's a bird . . . a plane . . . no, it's Jayne! 10 HALLOWEEN Hey! I bet you can't touch your fingers together. On October 25, the French Club held their annual Hal- loween dance. Many unusual characters invaded the gym to dance to the music of The 2nd Chapter. Cindy Stegman and Sue Stecher won lst place for their costume. I shouldn't have stayed up to watch Godzi11a . Candids The Jolly Green Giant kissed the wall! 1431 Hey, let' s jitterbug! ' , ' 1 Hey guys, I think I'm having a heart attack! 1 W N . . I ii I . ., mffsgffsiig I fr 991 -- ,I 2:7 T' It's past my bed time! M y diagnosis: loose hinge syndrome 5 an...--.q sz W H15 , .gy ,if i junior Play H Rubberneckn It was a bad trip all the way for Arnold. 12 JUNIOR PLAY Hey, don't pull the curtain yet! vw ' J . f Tgmple, Ron - Bev-Y G1Pv2f The Husker Hotsheet Reporters: QLEFT TO RIGHTQ Kay Kember, Jana Hiland, Phyllis Svoboda, Bea Weakley, Cathy Forth, julie Nel- son, Kim Garrow, Teresa Marshall, Dave Butterfield, Aimee Shifflette, Judy Scheppler, Kim Nordtvedt. Editors: Dawn Kozloski, Brian Ionesg Ed.-in-chief, Mrs. Bauswellg advg Sherri Petersen, Rachel Larsen. With the help of Mrs. Bauswell and the editors the newspaper staff put together the I-Iotsheet's best issues ever. The year-'s events were report- ed quickly and accurately by the I-Iotsheet Re- porters. The paper was enhanced by feature articles written to entertain and inform. 14 NEWSPAPER V ,Z ' Yearbook staff This year's staff Worked long, hard hours to produce this final product. With the help of Mrs. Painter, and editors Pat and Mike, they spent school nights and weekends perfect- ing the skills necessary for a good yearbook. COPY-TYPISTS-PHOTOGRAPHERS: D. Petersen, K. Wiley, S. Marshall, A. Shifflette, S. Thompson, J LAYOUT: Judy Breuer, Kim Duffy, Cathy Thompson, jenny Matison, Brian jones, Mike Crackel, Carol Farley, Tammie Wiese, Bob Thompson, Phyllis Svoboda, Beth Horton. , .,.a.fi.., ,..., K. i il' Our professional photographer, Mr. Scheppelr, M. johnson. WHYHE Chandler. ' Mrs. Painter, ADV, Mike johnson, Editor, Pat ,, .iii ' - Connolly, Editor, and LaDonna O'Flanagan, Bus- iness Mgr, all agree yearbooking is lots of fun. YEARBOOK STAFF 15 Media Aides Media Aides: Mrs. Cunico, Adv., Laura Armstrong, Gail Fitzpatrick, Jodi Hinterlong, Peggy Williams, Mis. Far son, Adv., Aimee Shifflette, julie Nelson, Cathy Forth, Lori Richard, Kim Rucker. Serena's video-tape machine has been put into full time use this year by student operators Wayde Newlin fpictured abovej, Kurt Thompson, Cathy Forth, and Wayne Kellogg, Gail Fitzpatrick, Laura Armstrong, and Rick Salzer. 16 MEDIA AIDES The media aides also belong to the library club. They meet once a month This year they put on a Christmas play for the grade school. F.T.O. OFFICERS: Jenny Matison, Pres.3 Karen jelm, V. Presg Kris Tirevold, Sec-Treas. Future 'Teachers rganization This year, the F.'l'.O. made money and at the same time con- tributed to school spirit by selling Serena jackets. At the end of the year, F.T.O. chose the recipient of the coveted Teacher of the Year Award. 2 French lub KW im The French Club is for students interested in all aspects of French language and culture. To learn this, they present skits entirely in French. They spon- sored the annual Halloween Dance to raise money for a field trip to Chicago. These students felt that they helped to bridge the gap between the two languages and cultures. Officers: Frank Stegman, Presg Sue Stecher, V. Presg Karen jelm, Secg Kris Rucker, Treas. F.T .O. -FRENCH CLUB 17 Medical Careers Club The Medical Careers Club paid a pledge of S250 to the Ottawa Com- munity Hopsital this year. In addi- tion, they collected money for the Easter Seal Drive. They conducted D-Day, where student and faculty members quit smoking for one day. MCC offers a SSO scholarship to a deserving student in the club planning to further his medical education. Miss Wolfe, Adv.g Clayg Teresa Hallg Bea Weakleyg Steve Marshall, treasg Carol Pitstickg Nan Brannang Phyllis Svobodag Tammie Wieseg Jon Aagesen. Teresa Marshallg Carol Farleyg Margaret Knightg Aimee Shifflette, mystery mum- myg Pat Connollyg Sherri Peterseng Cindy Meredithg Judy Qchepplerg jenny Matison, pres.g Kay Kemberg not pictured, Terri Cook and Chris I-lmterlong. 18 MEDIC AL CAREERS ational Honor Society The National Honor Society organization decreased in size this year since only juniors and seniors can now be induct- ed. Nl-IS took in 7 new members this year. All members worked home basketball games. In the spring, members participated in the annual Easter Seals Drive and held their annual Banquet to induct new officers. Pictured above are Mrs. Ryder, Adv.g Teri Hall, Treas.g Sue Stecher, V. Pres.g Mike Johnson, Pres., Pat Connolly, Sec. K' BACK ROW: Jana I-Iiland, Steve Marshall, Rod Krug. SECOND ROW: Jeannie Wright, Betty Glover, Sharon Roed- er, Rachel Larsen, Phyllis Stockley, Matt Crackel. THIRD ROW: Jean Rohrer, Carol Battles, Karen Wiley, Sherri Petersen, Jeff Ballard, Carol Farley. FRONT ROW: Becky Stechman, Jim Larson, Carol Jacobs, Sherri Thompson. STANDING: Jeannie Wright, Mrs. Torri, Adv, Laura Armstrong, Sherri Peter- sen, vice pres, Betty Glover, LaDonna O'Flanagan. SEATED: Aimee Shiff- lette, Karen Wiley, presg Bea Weakley, sec-treasg Teresa Marshall, Carol Jacobs, Kris Tirevold, Joy Grunstad, Tammie Crisman, Gail Fitzpatrick, Rachel Larsen. SEATED IN FRONT: Beth Horton, Nan Brannan, Beth Bristol, Jana Hiland. Student Secretaries The Student Secretaries Club was a great help to our faculty this year when they needed important tasks done. Members typed all home basketball programs and held bar- becue sales to raise money for their annual spring dinner at Hank's Restaurant. sa Weis 'ww-Ilfrmirfxmvww ' PARLIAMENT ARY PROCEDURE: Cathy Thompson, first place chairman, Cindy Anderson, sec, Bill Temple, Steve Marshall, Jean Rohrer, Floor Members. A ., frrwnawii Don McLachlan, sentinel, Cindy Anderson, sec, Brad Eike, Pres, jim Larson, treas, Mr. Tipton, adv, Darlene Huss, reporter, not pic, Don Miller, V. Pres. FFA plays a very active part in the lives of Serena farm students. Serena's reputation for excellence in the field of agriculture was upheld this year by high finishes in many con- tests. Serena was repre- sented by D. Huss, B. Eike, D. Miller, C. An- derson, I. Larson at the National FFA Convention in Kansas City. 20 FUTURE FA RMERS ,far STANDING: Kris Rucker, Public Relationsg Darlene Huss, Kay Kember, Pro- jectsg Carol Farley, Cindy Stegman, Pointsg Laurie McLachlan, Degreesg Sue Stecher, Recreationg SEC- OND ROW: jean Rohrer, Vice Presidentg Karen Wiley, Presidentg Karen Nelson, Treasurerg Mrs. Cheslic, Adv.5 Mary Pfau, Secretaryg Not pic- tured: Debbie Bastian, Degrees. This year the Future Homemakers of America raised money through a Christmas Bazaar and Cal- endar sale. In cooperation with FFA, they held the annual skating party and Sweetheart Ball. The girls modeled clothes they made at the FHA style show in May. FHA made a quilt which they raffled and the money was donat- ed to the Easter Seals. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS 21 WHNTER 22. WINTER Learning Cf Life - Experiencing Both Sunshine And Rain On December 15, the Music Depart- ment held their annual Christmas pro- gram. The Band, directed by Larry Sebby, and the Chorus, directed by Cleon Fagot, performed traditional, sacred, and popular Christmas music for a Sunday afternoon audience. , Christmas Concert CHRISTMAS CONCERT 23 'ZW K X . I L 5 ff i Q-21, g,sHf - k K Q 1-3, K ,N A c id i M , -'.. 1 fr - -N f -f E J X i e Q . Q N' W X is .. fa Q 4., b 4 Q. -- if j Q ii. , Q Q. N' - 7' 5 f s 'E PX, Q! Q .. ,. .3 an W V 5 ig I Q5 , .iw 4,,A gm X 1a3g:- V i 5 J 1 i .. jj sf s K K -Q- . ls. gf if . , .L ,,' ig - L. J -.,- '-. , f 'M , , -Q 'g Q S, 5 .kai i 'f' A ill , f 5 it H , Q ' k5'f!??g Qi? z ' , I . ,Z ' lj wg V ,, V- A Q L ,Q ,,l,: ,g:V , A V , i VS l 09 L. ,LS ,N V . gf we Q A i W 'L ' ff 5 3 M. f , 3? , 6 'Q Q ix 'X 6 JXL N CENTER: Karen Wiley. LEFT TO RIGHT: Carol Pitstick, Karen Jelm, Connie I-Ioxsey, Jill Robinson, Jackie Gun- ier, Jody Williamson, Gaby Castrejon, Cindy Buhler, Margaret Knight, Carol Sebby, Mary Pfau. BOTTOM: Carol Battles, Nan Brannan, Teresa Hall. Serena's Pomerettes were led this year by Captain Karen Wiley and Chor- eographers Mary Pfau and Karen Jelm. The girls performed at all the Q Huskers home basketball games this year besides marching with the band in the fall and entering the Waterman Invitational Drill Team Competi- tion in the Spring. The girls had various money making projects during the m year and earned enough money for next year's Captain and Choreographers to attend Badgerette Pompon Camp this summer. e r e t t Q no S POMERETTES 25 I.V, Team: Lori Richard, Tangie Tipton, Monica Anderson, 'z f x '55 2 L. ii ff., S 4 ,Q , Q V x I K ri. Jgv 5 ' 1-ears? ati Diane Petersen, Sue Yoesle, Lisa Anderson, Cathy Peek, Te- resa Marshall, Coach Zurbuch. fimiwifx4!::?2f ' ..aIYlf-fwhcv fax 1 ,i I a,a, -ff hhhh asn Sbmdnauk ggil Maltazi aa s , ivef- rosa . ' ..s- Q32 15- 1 h: Aeo -Q S Yr cs.- ,ziz Z., . a.., Serena placed 2nd in District at Plano High School jan. Yoe sle. 7 7-11. Serena defeated Sandwich 15-12, 15-4, and York- ville 1S-11, 15-3, only to lose to DeKalb in the finals 10-15, 15-8, 11-15. 2nd ROW: D. Petersen, L. Anderson, C. Anderson, J. Hanley, S. Stecher, Coach Zurbuch. lst ROW: L. Richard, T. Marshall, S. Tomlin, and S. Y -4- 9 S Nun! Wrestling The Serena Grapplers thrilled their fans this year by posting the best record in the history of wrestling at Serena. The Grapplers finished the season undefeated at home and 13-3-1 overall. Paul Pitstick, who lead the team in pins, wins, and total team points, was select- ed by his teammates as MVP. Senior Darrell Gale was voted Team Captain. Serena finished well at the dis- trict tournament with Brent Rabe receiving 2nd, Darrell Gale, 3rd, and Paul Pitstick, 4th, Coach john Swank attributes the successful season to excellent fan support, the boy's hard work, and team attitude. With only two graduating seniors, and ten Varsity lettermen returning, Coach Swank anticipates continued success with future teams. 28 WRESTLING Coach john Swank, Gene Coppes, Brent Rabe, Rick Salzer, Paul Pitstick, Darrell Gale, Marty Yoesle, Gary Tip- ton, Scott Walsh. SECOND ROW: Scott Tirevold, Matt Beardsley, jim Larson, Don Nelson, Greg Marshall, Dave Jameson, Kevin Salzer, FRONT ROW: Jon McLennan, Roger Armstrong, Barry Brannan, Mark Green, Jack Beards- ley. DISTRICT WINNERS: Brent Rabe, 2nd place, Darrell Gale, 3rd place, Paul Pitstick, 4th place. Paul Pitstick 19-2 Brent Rabe 18-4-1 Darrell Gale 18-4 Dave jameson 11-7-2 Scott Walsh 13- 8 Matt Beardsley 10-9 Scott Tirevold 9-9 Gene Coppes 8-6 Don Nelson 6- 14 Kevin Salzer 6- 11 Rick Salzer 5- 14-1 jon McLennan 4- 16 Marty Yoesle 6- 1 Gary Tipton 3- 3 Mark Buehl 2- 2- 1 Mark Green 2- 1-4 Roger Armstrong 1-9 Barry Brannan 2- 5- 1 Greg Marshall 1-4 WRESTLING 29 junior Varsity Basketball BACK ROW: Coach johnson, Mike Warren, Kim Foreman, Giles Eddy, Dean Britt, Bob DeBolt, Rich Thompson Bruce Erickson, Brad Warren. FRONT ROW: Phil Jameson, Keith Castrejon, Larry Manning, jim Hitchins, Scott Bike, Bill wiiey, Randy smith. 30 BASKETBALL Serena's I. V. 's Team looked as strong as ever this year as they surpassed last year's accomplishments by far. Finishing the year with 21 wins and 2 losses, Coach Ed Iohnson's young Huskers compiled a tre- mendous 18 game winning steak. They captured lst place trophies in the Serena Frosh-Soph Invitational Tourney, and the Little Ten Tournament. For the second consecutive year the LV. 's captured the Little Ten Conference Title. Bruce Erickson was leading scorer with 375 pts. Leading rebounds was Dean Britt with 111 rebounds. With such promising players moving up in the ranks, Serena basketball will continue to be very exciting in the coming years BASKETBALL 31 A Y .ff BACK ROW: Steve Walsh, Frank Stegman, Mike Crackel, Junior Keigley, Ernie Beardsley, Paul Mussatto, Steve Marshall, jeff Ballard, Matt Crackel, Leonard Nitiss, Don McLachlan, FRONT ROW Larry Ballard, Coach Steg man, Ion Aagesen. Varsity Basketball Little Ten Champs First Time Since 1966! Serena basketball fans had a lot to cheer about this year as the Serena Huskers achieved their most out- standing season in 9 years, finishing with a 19-7 record Serena upset favored Shabbona in the Little Ten Title game to capture the coveted Little Ten Basketball Championship Serena also placed 2nd in the Little Ten Tournament and received the consolation trophy in the Plano Holiday Tournament. Frank Stegman led the Huskers as most valuable player. He was Serena's leading scorer with 572 pts. and an average of 22 pts. per game, and leader in steal with 113. Frank's free throw percentage record of . 839 was a new school record. Junior Keigley lead in rebounds with 193. Matt Crackel and Frank Stegman were elected to the All- Conference 1st Team and junior Keigley received honorable mention. Ernie Beards'ley's team spririt and enthusiasm brought him the team captain award. 32 BASKETBALL .Q Pau1's skill outdoes height. Serena Serena Serena Serena Serena Serena Serena Serena Serena Serena Serena Serena Serena Serena Serena Serena Serena Serena scouts I S6 Braidwood 73 60 Hinckley 37 63 Putman County 69 66 Paw Paw 36 64 Tonica ' 63 65 Leland 50 56 LaMoi11e S7 61 Waterman 40 74 Plano 47 52 Marseilles 39 55 Somon auk 51 64 Malta 47 72 Earlville 48 83 DePue 52 67 Seneca 55 71 Shabbona 58 5 1 Marquette 58 3 1 Newark 40 You guys gotta know how to fly! N lraixramrlwv 1521! 7 H j.V. Cheerleaders Our junior Varsity Cheerleaders for this year were all beginners, learning quickly the route to cheering games like pros. They learned new cheers and mounts at the Illinois State University Day Camp this past fall. They've spent many long hours of hard practicing to per- fect themselves. Keep up the good Work girls--and cheer the Huskers on to many more victories! 34 CHEERLEADERS QW Cathy Forth Kim Rucker Monica Anderson Gwen Wiley jean McLachlan fl 1 ' 'V ' 5 'S 2 L14 l:1,z:zvf:f'lM2 'AK ' v ' xy' '-1 'Q' -' it S .,,' if' l' 'wi Mi r x R - ri K . 3 . , - I Q , 1 if . -, Q Q 5 V -X' lr... if i e- Mgr, G, , 3 K .KJ . , ff g al Q7-X 1 gi, ,ik i ,Q N FN' ' - ' as 1 ,V N- , 1 ff- Q , ' F R . i , . a,,.. 1 I 1 31 Q . ---, I k 4 - slsl s, ii, , W 5 ' 5 i 3 NX 4 NN ....., at Varsity Cheerleaders Our Varsity Cheerleaders started out a fun and eventful year by attending summer camp at Illinois State University. There the girls learned many new cheers to add spark to the games. They also held a car wash and numerous bake sales to help pay for their new uniforms. Laurie McLachlan was our only four-star cheerlead- er. Joy Grunstad, Laurie McLachlan, Sonja Anderson, Cindy Stegman, Lori Battles. CHEERLEA DERS 3 5 Sadie Hawkins Dance Z? ,, , I The Sadie Hawkins Dance was held April 4 by the Student 0 6 Council in the gym. The music was provided by Eighteen Q Wheelers and everyone had a stompin' good time! :E 36 SADIE HAWKINS DANCE ,ov 0 DYNQ Xwxle vmou DPL-E XNy4n,E'SB P- P9 04' 485 'TO ?0X4 PW o-NBR Peomz MX Ykbbeg 'Qvxvx x E l YQQQXVQ go J1 . li L E - AX EQSA ' 1 , C x gag. SWWJ 06 ., 6,3 5 C 4 Q' me, Q QNMY M MXXN U' YA U1 C21 0 V 91 45 yo i I 0. aaa f Q ' Z ?lg 21l 'Rf' E SPA 0 S -f-H E OAK A ? f l C iLl LA y HQ G' l t ?g i! . . 55,4 f f o GZ- Z 2 il : , l ll Ei lli ' , l i i 35 Assemblies Thanks to the persistant work of the Student Council, Serena students enjoyed many en- tertaining assemblies this year. Included among these were assemblies on atomic ener- gy, drum and bugle corps, weight lifting, and safe driving. Who's afraid of the big, bad wolf? :1 iii I as Oops! I Dropped it! , 'P ry 1 K Il ' Q I f fi. I we sii,, .Y 1 ? rv L ,, S rr ff- Presenting: The Famous Dave Peek. L g' L J K I h 4 X 5 v we Y I ff- Tqffif f M , , ,. , fl ., 410: lt-, ,f nx:,W.., H , Q M Jlifgw , If 3 Q La S Q 1, z f i I W rbwfi' S 3 , y Eg.: y ig I A I ,T K A .' - ,,2W'l Q t -2 1 N 1 71,4 .2 . , .'s',5' 9 I ,,,Z .W ' I ' . K f N- f ,I I si., ' if 5412 I' . yi is sii ' I ' 4 N , 38 ASSEMBLIES Hamilton -Serena's Brazilian Friend x E!- is 'I iii, Serena Huskers, All my life I want to be a Huskerg work, work. . .work, work. This is a little song but very important in my life, because now I know the value of the word Husker, just three things I want to say for you Huskers, The first is thank you all, Huskers. The second is stay all the time like you look now because I like you how you are now. And third thing is-- Serena, I will miss you. Thank you, your friend, Hamilton Andrade EXCHANGE STUDENT 39 SIPDIRHNG 40 SPRING DIVISION Spring Concert After many months of preparation, the Serena High Chorus presented on Saturday, May 24, a very successful and entertain- ing two hour show entitled Music American Style. It featured all the chorus specialized groups and included music from the 1920's through the 197O's. SPRING CONCERT 41 42 CHORUS f-1 Chorus Officers: Paul Pitstick, v. -pres.: Steve Walsh, pres., Karen Ielm, sec.: Carol Sebby, treas. TOP ROW: Greg Conklin, Wayne Kellogg, Pat Burns, Tom Hoxsey, 2nd ROW: Diane Petersen, Sue Stecher, Ion Aage- sen, Joyce Jorstad, Pat Connolly, Dave Jameson, BOTTOM ROW: Carol Sebby, Karen Jelm, Carol Farley, jeff Conklin This year, the Serena High Chorus carried more members than any previous year. Carrying almost 70 songsters, the Chorus participated in many activities this year. Their annual Spaghetti Supper and Christmas Concert were very successful. The Chorus placed 2nd at organization contest in Pontiac and received 2 lsts, 10 Znds, and 2 3rds at Solo and Ensemble Contest at Streator. The highlight of the year was the Spring Show presented on May 24-th. ' L , 5, Dawn Kozloski, Kris Tirevold, Debbie Boe, Rachel Larsen, Mary Pfau, Teresa Hall, Accornpaniest Karen Ielm. Dave Butterfield, jeff Conklin, Tom Hoxsey, Carter Scofield. CHORUS 43 Band The Serena High Band had their most active year ever. Besides their con- certs, the band marched at several Sheridan parades and NIU homecom- ing. They held chili suppers and ice cream socials to raise money. They received 6th place at a field show at ISU, 2nd at organizational contest and many lsts at Solo and Ensemble Contest. The highlight of the year was the Band Tour to Six Flags in Missouri in june. 44 BAND OFFICERS: Brad Eike, pres, lean Rohrer, sec, Karen Nelson, v. pres, not pictured, Betty Glover, treas. jazz Band, BACK ROW: Greg Hitchens, Wayne Kellogg, Sue Stecher, Rick Salzer, Carter Scofield, Jim Larson, Don Nelson. CENTER ROW: Alan Kellogg, Todd Brown, Scott Eike, Tom Hoxsey, judy Scheppler. FRONT ROW: Carol Rohrer, Mark Arentson, Cindy Meredith, Kevin Salzer, Judy Breuer, Scott Keigley, Hun- We tuba players have 95M brighter, whiter smiles. Sue Stecher, Wayne Kellogg, and Rick Salzer received a lst at contest , x:.1f f an I iwillelf , Blill QQ - B525 I5f125 1 . z M1-ldgl? il7, l Q gr Ql Far1ejZ Agngililllep L 'H'.L'TerE'Sa'L'fHaHi Uihcleq , T323 W,11eY Mrs. 1 . 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L'fL Pefersiin,?fK.f5Wi1eyf,j gg V3 g1L Scii-ip6fAttendan13: B,,,G1oveg.r V ' Llghtg: Kglldggf RQ ARiVe1dhd ,w Bf'TefE1mp1e H Sdt Dbc6ratf6nSi'C-if Battles ,EQ A , : V Set C-onstrugfgion: E. Bemardgley, M. Crackel, BQ! Eikef Fgtrgill, D. Cale, B. Jbnes, M. Iohxisongi B.1-Leislie, D Miller, Nmwick, W. Newlin Mafhesiusy I. ROHTET: K. Riicker A 1- UsherettQs: C. :HaAffma'i1, mShiff1ette,,, P. LIVA, Svoboda, B Weamey ,egg H-'-M Q- E nu-.- L di if 2, -LM- X ,uk-U 'Hu Y V-Q Q Naam NK! lst ROW: I. Grunstad, L. Armstrong, S. Larson, G. Wiley, L. Kember. 2nd ROW: M. Pfau, I. Robinson, D. Petersen, S. Yoesle, 1. McLachlan, M. Knight. 3rd ROW: P. Williams mgr, C. Forth, C. Battles, G. Castrejon, T. Marshall, I. Gunier, Coach Zurbuch. BACK ROW: P. Connolly, C. Stegman, L. Richard, L. McLachlan, L. O'Flanagan, M. Anderson. ij Girls' Track The Girls' Track Team put the icing on the cal-ce ,for Girls' Sports this year. Capturing 1st place in conference in Track gave Serena a clean sweep in all girls' sports. Serena placed 2nd out of 36 schools at district com- petition. For the third consecutive year, Se- rena sent their outstanding athletes to the State Meet. Serena took competitors to State in four events this year: L. McLachlan in the 880 yd. dash, I. Grunstad in the 50 and 100 yd. dashes, and S. Yoesle, in the long jump. 12 new track records were set this season: 50 yd. dash-joy Grunstad ....... 6.2 100 yd dash-Joy Grunstad . . . . . 11. 9 220 yd dash-joy Grunstad. . . . . .27. 2 880 yd. dash-Laurie McLachlan . . . 2:37. 1 Mile Run-Laurie McLachlan ..... 6:04. 5 80 Yd. Low Hurdles-Cathy Forth .... 13.0 110 yd. Low Hurdles-Cathy Forth . . . 17. 5 High jump-Monica Anderson ..... Long Jump-Sue Yoesle ...... 15'9 3!4 440 yd, Relay-I. Grunstad, S. Yoesle . 54.0 I. McLachlan, T. Marshall 880 yd. Relay-M. Knight, I. Gunier. 15:06.0 I. McLachlan, M. Anderson 4190 .wifi-, joy faces for the finish. Hi, Mom and Dad! TRACK TEAM: Dave Jameson, Steve Walsh, Darrell Gale, Gary Tipton, Paul Pitstick, junior Keigley, Mike johnson, Brent Rabe, Rich Thompson, Coach Ed johnson. 2nd ROW: Andy Thompson, Randy Smith, Phil jameson Keith Castrejon, Robert Kosobud, Mgr. Ion Aagesen. FRONT ROW: Doug Stafford, Burl Leslie, Leonard Nitiss, Larry Raines. MVP-Larry Raines. Boyis Track The Boys' Track Team experienced the most successful year since the late 1950's by bringing home their first trophy in 20 years. Serena placed 2nd in the Little 10 Conference stand- ings, and Sth in the Conference meet at NIU, Six new school records were established: 220 yd. dash-Larry Raines-23. 5 sec. 880 yd. dash-Mike johnson-2:O8,1 min. 330 L. Hurdles-Burl Leslie-43. 1 sec. Triple jump-Doug Stafford-37'8 440 Relay-Stafford, Nitiss-47. 8 Leslie, Raines Mile Relay-St. Walsh, Andrede-3.45. 5 johnson, Keigley Captain Mike 2- 1- :Qual -Ye--'s ten.--.-.,.n.. T ,,...aw+.,.wf122-1 LL A' f LL , ini GOLF TEAM: Frank Stegman, Coach Ziegler, Mark Arentsen, Mike Crackel, Mike Warren, LD. Moore, Rick Salzer, Matt Crackel, Barry Brannan, Tom Hoxsey, Car- ter Scofield, Wayne Kellogg, Brad Warren. Missing are: Jon McLennan, Jim Hitchins, Greg Conklin, jeff Conklin. The Golf Team once again demonstrated Serena's excellence in athletics for this year. The Varsity Team wrapped up their season in late spring with a 17-4 record. Among their accomplishments were lst place in the Little Ten Conference Standings, lst place in the Little Ten Golf Tournament, and 2nd place in the Serena Invitational Tournament. Frank Stegman was voted most valuable player and Matt Crackel received the Team Captain award. Re- ceiving Golf Letter Awards were: J. D. Moore, Frank Stegman, Matt Crackel, Mike Crackel, Barry Brannan, and Mark Arentzen. With 3 lettermen returning next year, Serena's Golf Team, promised to be just as good 'ri 7 1 Summer Baseball 19 4 Serena switched their 1974 baseball season to summer time competition. They compiled a sparkling 15-2 record with their only losses coming at the hands of Somonauk. Frank Stegman, for the second consecutive year, was voted MVP, Frank led pitchers with an 8-1 record and 1.12 ERA, and had the high- est batting ave. with . 372. Graduated senior jim Whiteaker was voted Team Captain. Also Don Brown added much depth to the team with his 5-1 pitching record and .367 batting ave. Kim Fore- man, Matt Crackel, and Robin Lawry were all consistent hitters for Serena. ' 1 .4 f c Frank Stegman-MVP and Jim Whiteaker-Captain. BA SEBA LL 51 ight f The Dragon Program Master of Ceremonies ....,, . . Steve Walsh Welcome Speech . . . . .Paul Pitstick Senior Plal' ------------- Carol Battles Prayer ,........ ....... P aul Mussatto CHERRY BLOSSOM FESTIVAL Door Prizes .............. Mike Crackel Will ............ Beth Bristol, Karen jelm SO11g . . . .......... Karen jelm Skit . . . . . Peggy Williams, Laura Armstrong Prophecy , , , Phyllis Stockley, Steve Marshall Skit ..... ............ G roup S010 ...... ......... G reg Conklin Closing Speech . .,.. M.C. Band ..... . . The Mavericks COI'O1'18tlOI'1 , , , , 10:30 P, 111, S2 PROM I V ff, Q ps V951-ik X Brad Eike, 2nd Attendant, Jill Mathesius, 2nd Attendant, Sophomore Attendants: Leonard Nitiss and Cathy Forthg Queen Teresa Hall and King Matt Crackel, Karen Nelson, 1st Attendant, Mike johnson, lst Attendant, KNEELING, Sophomore Attendants Connie I-Ioxsey and Bruce Erickson. The 1975 Junior-Senior Prom was held in the ballroom at Northern Illinois University, May 3, 1975, at 6:00 p, m. After being pre- sented with oriental fans and chopsticks at the door, guests enjoyed an excellent dinner. The reading of the will and prophecy, skits, and two soloes provided entertainment before the dancing began. The Mavericks furnished the music for the dance, which was high- lighted by the crowning of the king and queen and their court. N l PROM S3 mf XSQKMA N., X ,,.- X fxf f S 36,15 51-we 4' , ,ij N, as riff hi .Sage , 1 I ,f MQ' 1 -M ADMHNHSTRATHQN Q H'1,iuf.. V ,, ,:,. i ' N-S, X 56 ADMINISTRATION I Staff :KEY BUS DRIVERS: William Scerini, Shirley Yoesle, Olen Britt, Eileen Osmund Joyce Schnitz, Joyce Bernard, Donald Billings, Wanda Kember. Not pictured: Dale Kember, Kenneth Scott. l COOKS: Joan Radio, Grace Beardsley, Joyce Schnitz. wc: JANITOR: Jesse Enger . lv. X JANITORS: William Gale, Dale Kember, Earnest Wilson, Mary Lou Wilson. Not pictured: Marilyn Penoyer. CUSTODIAN: Cecil Adams. STAFF 57 Board Members BOARD MENEBERS: This year's board members include: QSTANDINGJ Frederic Scheppler, john Whalen, Alfred Lyle, fSEATEDj Robert Temple fsecretaryy, Lowell Larson fpresidentl, Janice Kestila. Not present: Raymond O'F1anagan. 5 Ar s ss A 58 ADMINISTRATION dministration MR. C. RICHARD SALZER B.S. Ed. U of Wisconsin, M .B.A . , NIU Superintendent MR. B. PATRICK WATKINS B.S., M.S. Ed. Ball Univer- sity, Indiana Principal MISS PHYLLIS NELSON Bookkeeper MRS. GLADYS PFAU Secretary MRS. JOYCE STEGMAN Secretary MR. HERBERT HURT B.S. WIU, M.S. Bradley University, NIU Guidance Counselor, Psychology ADMINISTRATION 59 Faculty MRS. SUSAN BAUSWELL B S Ed., U Freshman E1'1g11Sh, Newspa per Staff Adv , Sophomore Class Adv MRS MARTI CHESLIC B S Ed U Home Econom1cs F I-I A Adv MRS. JUDITH CUNICO RuSS1an Ed , WTU Llbrarian MRS CLEON FAGOT B.S. M S IU Choral Dlrector, Barbershop Quartet Adv , Madr1ga1Adv Gir1's Ensemble Adv MRS . SHARON FARSON Attended WIU Llbrarian A1d MR B.S: Physlcal Sclences, FTO Adv IV Golf Adv , Jumor Class A dv MR. EDWARD JOHNSON B.S. Ed. , NIU Boy's P.E. , JV Basketball Track Coach, Junior Class Adv. MR. GEORGE KLEIN B.S. Ed., ISU, M.S. NIU Industrial Technology, Student Council Adv. , Freshman Class Adv. MRS. PEARL MARSHALL B.S. Ed., W. Kentucky State Sophomore English, N.H.S . Co-Adv. , Junior Class Adv. Miss Nancy McKirgan French Ed. , U of I French, junior English, French Club Adv. MRS. PEGGY PAINTER B. S . Ed. , ISU Junior English, Senior English, Rhetoric, Sociology Cheerleader Adv. , Flashback Adv. , Pep Club Adv. , Play Co-director, Sophomore Class Adv. MRS. LAUREL RYDER B.S., M.S. Ed., U ofl Advanced Math. , N.H.S . Co- adv. , Junior Class Adv. Ir FACULTY 61 I MR. LAWRENCE SEBBY B.S. Ed. , WIU3 M.S., NIU Band Director, Jazz Band Director, Senior Class Adv. MRS. PAMELA SEBBY B.S. Ed., EIU: NIU Art, Dimensional Art Freshman Class Adv. MRS. BARBARA SHARKEY B.S. Ed. , ISU Business Ed. , Consumer Ed. , Senior Class Adv. I MR. ALFRED STEGMAN B.A. Knox College, M.S. U of I Math. , Athletic Director, Baseball G Varsity Basketball Coach, Sophomore Class Adv. MR. JOHN SWANK B.S. Ed., Ball State Uni- versity, M.A.E. Social Sciences, Soccer 8 Wrestling Coach, Freshman Class Adv. 62 FACULTY MISS SUZANNE TENDALL B. S . Ed. , ISU Special Education MR. WESLEY THOMPSON B.S. Ed., ISU: M.S., U ofI Agriculture , Indusuial Arts, F.F .A . Co-Adv. MR. CLARENCE TIPTON B.S., M.S. Ed. , U of I Agriculture, Industrial Arts, F.F.A . Co-Adv. , Sophomore Class Adv. MRS . GERRY TORRI B.S. Ed. NTU Business Education, Student Secretaries Adv. , Freshman Class Adv. MISS H. MAUREEN WOLFE B.S. St. Mary's College, Notre Dameg M.A.T .U . of Notre Dame Adv. Play Co-director, Senior Class Adv. MR . DONALD ZIEGLER B.S. Ed. , W1'U Driver Education, Varsity Golf Adv. , Senior Class Adv. MRS. NANCY ZURBUCH B.S. Ed., wru Girl's Soccer, Track, and Volleyball Coach Biological Sciences, M .C .C . Girl's P.E. Pommerette Adv. , V FACULTY 63 CLASSES w 3 64 CLASS DIVISION Freshmen LEFT TO RIGHT: Keith Castrejon, vice-pres.g Carol Rohrer, sec.g Mr. Swankg Mrs. Torrig Mrs. Sebbyg Mr. Kleing Mary Mahoney, treas.g Philip Jameson, pres. - T ' 3 ' '-4' ' 2 QR Q -an s 'L' Q Q N . s K A 'is' fs Vg . .T K Q, H xx 544. 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L E . f L ,. k ,f , Tgx' W I., 5 'Q 3 Patricia Marshall Jean McLachlan +150- Ion McLennan ,.,, L,i, f fQ1,g.x,,, T , , .. . :wx -rl: gf: f ,2 A i V' f 'AME H X wel www! Q -me NT 'Wa' 'E y ' 1 5 ' : ilk Q f D A , R . -r .'iiv,. s. - fffsf ' V- ,, I' Q xo' W 1 1 za S Jennifer Robinson Carol Rohrer Kim Rucker Kevin Salzer Lorrie Schierbaum Bonnie Seitz Brent Slatton Randy Smith Nancy Strubler Kurt Thompson Richard Thompson William Thompson Marilyn Thompson V . W N, ,, 1. K W Vtii' Ei .Self S ay .. ' new ' Xzz if mf- .em .1 f . ., ,Q fl if SA JF stil! Q Q Q -K 31 Q QV - if Donna Todd Sherri Tomlin Phyllis Tondini Kim Tuftie Stephen Tuntland Roger Vahl Wendy Vatland Michael Warren Gwen Wiley Bobby Wright Sue Yoesle Not picturedg Lovonne I-Iuisman, Annette Hurst, Jody Todd. FRESHMEN 67 68 SOPHOMORES Jack Beardsley Matt Beardsley Nanette Brannan Orville Dean Britt Sophomores Mark Arentsen Roger Armstrong Rocky Beal Melanie Brooks Patrick Burns David Butterfield Jeffery Conklin Marty Cox Robert DeBolt Philip Edgcomb Bruce Erickson Kim Foreman Cathy Forth si 2 Kim Garrow Ronald Glover Sharon Glover Mark Green if E Dana Harris Stephen Hatland Brian Herman Advisors: Mr. Tipton Mrs. Painter Mrs. Bauswell Mr. Stegrnan Rebecca Hill Chris Hinterlong Bethne Horton Connie Hoxsey Steven Johnson Scott Keigley Wayne Kellogg Kay Kember Margaret Knight Larry Manning Katherine Peek Diane Petersen Timothy Platt Charles Radio Mary Richardson Scott Richmond Ronald Riveland Teresa Marshall Jerry McKee Julie Nelson Wayde Newlin Leonard Nitiss Kim Nordtvedt Diana Peek SOPI-IOMORES 69 Jill Robinson Shirley Roeder Rick Salzer Judith Scheppler Carter Scofield Marcia Taylor William Tem le P Catherine Thompson Greg Thompson Gary Tipton Tangilla Tipton Scott Tirevold Sheila Tomlin Brad Tuftie Linda Vahl Scott Walsh Brad Warren Judy White aker WXIZIQQ- hw-fi Tamara Wiese Bill Wile Y Larry Wilson Donna Wooten Joyce Wright Mommy! Where are you? ,Q s QW . , .. N is 'I rig A rf , A 'Ki l nr 'J X Yes, Sonny? BACK ROW: Mr. Hamer, Mrs. Ryder, Mrs Mr. Johnson, Pres: Paul Pitstickg Vice-Pres: Andersong Sec: Joy Grunstadg Treas: Cindy , .wif uniors Jon Aageson Sonja Anderson Laura Armstrong Jeffery Ballard lori Battles janet Bayer Joanne Bayer Eddie Bennington Donald Bernard 'W y A snnnes iff Ba1'ry Brannan Beth Bristol Larry Broadus Randy Broadus Rory Brooks Mark Buehl Cynthia Buhler Richard Bushnell Gaby Castrejon Gregory Conklin Michael Crackel Tammie Crisman Kim Duffy Gail Fitzpatrick Don Frisch Dale Graffius Joy Grunstad jackie Gunier 72 JUNIORS Debbie Hall Jody I-Iinterlong Charles Jacobs David jameson Karen Jelm Rodney Krug Craig Larson Elizabeth Marshall Steve Marshall Jenny Matison Donald McLachlan Julie Muffler Paul Mussatto Don Nelson Jill Oakes Karen Osborne Brent Rabe David Raines Larry Rains Kim Rissman Sharon Roeder David Johnson Junior Keigley ' f . 5 X. in of , . David Peek Mary Pfau Paul Piwtick 4' 3' FA sf? 1 S J' -iyf rf, - lfiiimf ,' ,. ' , I ,:,, 2, ' 2 ,f,,, V, Wil H? 4,4-, K Carol Sebby Jennifer Stockley Phyllis Stockley Al Stults Kris Tirevold Melody Todd Brenda Tuftie Sandra Underhill Brian Voga Steve Walsh Paul Wiley 1 ,f E Vicky Wiley Peggy Williams Iodine Williamson Not pictured: Charles Chase, Aileen Cantrell, Marlene Dorton, Diane Hill, Marya Tomlin. Robert Scheppler Rebecca Stechman Cindy Ste gman Andrew Thompson Kevin Thompson Karen Thorsen an Patricia Whalen Michael Woods Steve Wooten Richard Wright Martin Yoesle JUNIORS 73 AR MOUR C INDY STIAN 74 sEN1oRs CAROL BATTLES 1293 y11qcE151T cHA NDLERf 1 s EN1oRk 7g f DEBB1E ffcHR1sfroPHE13,SO3gI GENE QOPPESV oL 1FAPfLExf 76 SENIORS' '-Lf GLOVER ....-v-'W' BRIAN HAYES HICDQN DARLENE HU SS IANA HILAND 78 SENIORS, cAR oL JACOBS MICSHAEL WM K 'Wqw ,,,, DAWN KOZLQSKI , RACI-IELNIARSEN JAMES ? SENIORS 79 BURL Oi MCLACHIAN 8Oi:i,S1ENIORS MILLER 3, ,if-f HARVEY N RWIC K We , X . l 4.2K . ,- I OEQFIANIXGAN '55 I CAROL PITSTICK cR1x1Gs 1RoB1N soN N ES- , .-021 f . W Q, Qi , .Ag li 1 if , :xii l lf SENIQRSQ31 .. ' RONA JEAN ROHRER KR1s RUCKER A1MEE sH1fFLETTE S2 SBNEWSS DOUG 'STAFFORD DiXIE sTATCN SUE STECHEER PHYLLIS SVOBODAL mzy' FRANK STEGMAN SHERRI THOMPSON , SENLOBs , 83 W1iL1AM W 1LFY KENNETH YEAGER JAME5 WILTF 0NG NQ ? Pl1C?L1?ed1 DAVID 'WOOTEN Senior andids 'gk These cross- my-heart suspenders are killing me! My date, Cameraetta Kodak, is well developed. Tease me! Whose in the center fold? FAB D yo- , K Does anybody have any fly-speck cleaner? Did you hear about . . . SENIOR CANDIDS 85 Graduation 1975 La level 1, ?? 1-.I, 1 1 1 Q11111111 N .1 1 1111x511 ,K 1111 if 1111: Ullifjl 9111. M 1 E1 11111111161 Ein jeff' 1, -4 V,1 we KH Brad Eike . . Jim Larson , , Betty Glover , Rachel Larsen Karen Wiley . Carol Pitstick Teresa Hall , Mike johnson Pat Connolly . Frank Stegman Sue Stecher . Matt Crackel Carol Jacobs , , Brian jones , 1 a 1 AWARDS AND SCHOLARSHIPS ................StateFarmerAward DeKalb Agriculture Award . Bausch and Lomb Science Award State Farmer Award Illinois State Scholar . Student Secretaries Business Award Illinois State Scholar Class Valedictorian ...........DARAWard . . . . . . Home EconomicsAward , Betty Crocker Homemaker Award . . . .Medicalflareers Scholarship Allen Arthur MemorialScholarship Illinois State Scholar , . American Legion Citizenship Award Illinois State Scholar , , , , , , . ActivitiesAward , , , , , Athletic Award , , , , , , , ,Arion Award john Phillip Sousa Award , , , Illinois State Scholar . . . . . . Illinois State Scholar , , , , , , , Illinois State Scholar National Merit Scholarship Finalist LaDonna O'Flanagan . . ....... Illinois State Scholar jean Rohrer ,.... Sherri Thompson . . Bill Wiley . . . . . . . . Illinois State Scholar . . Illinois State Scholar Class Salutatorian . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . IllinoisStateScholar Mr. john Swank- Teacher of the Year Award No Goal is Too High If VVQ Climb With Care And Coiificlcilcv FACULTY HONORS First Yr, -Bronze Award Teresa Hall - 95.42 Sue Stecher - 95. 15 jeff Ballard - 96.00 Carter Scofield - 94.70 Carol Rohrer - 95.07 LaVonne Huisman - 94. 71 Second Yr. -Bronze Art Award Sherri Thompson - 95. 90 Mark Green - 96. 50 Phyllis Stockley - 95.00 Third Yr. -Silver Award Steve Marshall - 96. 25 Fourth Yr, -Gold Award Betty Glover - 97. 92 GRADUATION 89 Band Tour Serena performs for the townspeople of Marissa. Move over Herb Albert, here comes the Serena jazz Band. 90 BAND TOUR 5 3.5 ff fa if On tour with Scott Eike S the Eikettes and fans. On Saturday, June 14, 35 members of the Serena band and jazz band left to tour southern Illinois. They spent their first day in Pinckneyville, Il. , Where the town's band members provided supper and a swim party. Serena gave a concert in the park. The following day, they gave a concert in the city park at Marissa, Il. The Serena band stayed overnight in a motel outside St. Louis, They spent all day Monday at Six Flags over Missouri and returned home at midnight. V 1 Ha ! Ha ! Not even ' Dale Kember could keep up with me! sg, 1 ' -E3 .. , kr,, .. .. .. . l 1 .- I x 5 it sw..-v., 5 . , ,,.,...i.... , ,.,,. m....,.-.WV ,.,.,,.,W..W-.-. IAS' -N ,mr I I, - X a f ' 1 wi fi- - ' ' Special Awards GIRL'S STATE DELEGATES Karen Ielm and Mary Pfau. 1975 ILLINOIS STATE SCHOLARS: Jim Larson, Brian jones, Teresa Hall, Mike johnson, Betty Glover, Sherri Thompson, jean Rohrer, Matt Cra- ckel, Bill Wiley, LaDonna O'Flanagan. I ...L TOWN AND COUNTRY ART SHOW WINNERS 1st PLACE WINNERS: Debbie Bailey, Carol Battles, Judy Breuer, Diane Petersen, Sherri Petersen, Becky Stechman, Cindy Stegman, Phyllis Svoboda. Petersen, Melody Todd. VOICE OF DEMOCRACY ESSAY CONTEST WINNER Cathy Thompson. THE PRESIDENT'S AWA RD FOR PHYSICAL fitness was given this year to: Diane Petersen, Lisa Anderson, Lori Richard, Cindy Stegman, Susan Stecher, Sonja Anderson, Teresa Marshall, jackie Gunier, Gaby Cas- trejon, Susan Yoesle, joy Grunstad, HONORABLE MENTION: Laura Armstrong, Debbie Bailey, Carol Battles, Lori Battles, Janet Bayer, Judy Breuer, Gail Fitzpatrick, I. D. Moore, Sherri U , V, ,J if cz ? y 1 I as .s..a Ayvy 3, V . , , - ' A . ,,,, ,s,. ...su V, V P, n. fra, WINNIER OF INNER- SCHOOL TENNIS TOUR- NAMENT: Jim Hitchins. SPECIAL AWARDS 91 . ii: K , ILLINOIS STATE FARMER AWARDS went to: jim Larson, Steve Marshall, and Brad Eike. ..............Q--5,---.a7.q W gl . . g A . i.. .. . W 5 wwf, , Q . 3 , .- . ......s.... First Place in the F.F.A. POSTER CON- TEST and 2nd place in the LELAND TIMES AD-C RAFT CONTEST went to Carol Battles First Place in the F.F.A. . DISTRICT BEAUTIFICATION CONTEST went to Steve Walsh. First place in the F.F.A. PUBLIC SPEAKING CONTEST went to Cathy Thompson. TI-IE AWARD FOR LAYOUT AND DESIGN FROM Tl-IE AMERICAN YEARBOOK CO, went to Pat Connolly. 92 SPECIAL AWA RDS SPECIAL SPORTS IAMBOREE WINNERS Ted john son, Larry Ballard, Richard Bushnell, A1 Stults, and Cindy Halsey. Ted johnson- 50 yd. dash-lst, 220 yd. dash-lst, Basketball-lst. Larry Ballard- 50 yd. dash-2nd, High Jump-3rd, Basketball-lst. Richard Bushnell- 50 yd. dash-Sth, Broad lump- 2nd Al Stults- 50 yd. dash-2nd, 220 yd. dash-2nd, High jump-2nd, Cindy Halsey- 50 yd. dash-lst, High Jump-lst, 25 yd. Free-Style Swim-lst. Team- 440 yd. relay-lst. REGIONAL SPECIAL OLYMPICS: Ted Johnson-50 and 220 yd. dashes-Ist Larry Ballard-50 yd. dash-lst, High jump-3rd. Cindy Halsey-50 yd. dash-lst, High jump-2nd, COMPETING LNINDUS:TIgI.1gLAR,,IS.,g,CQN-fa be Tls Dairell care, Yeager, '-Rick Mairshfallf Jim Wiltfbng, Ernie .Beardslew The, group plaoedfi, gflstfoverall, received the Zz, SweefSstakeisA'wa1idi'f 5 ,and aa. siooa sqhoiarshipl. WOODS TECHNOLOGY: L place overall. Mike johnson'-Ist, Rick ,Marshall-Zndje Ken'-Ye2g61'i3l'dy lst place overall. Milgge Yeagerg3rgl. Mike, johnson? lst, f,EmieHBeardfsley'-23rd'-far pla e Music Awards Karen Jelm received a lst and a perfect score on her piano solo. Sue Stecher received a lst on her coronet solo. Girls' Ensemble members Rachel Larsen, Debbie Boe, Dave Butterfield received a Ist and missed a perfect score by one point on his organ solo. Receiving seconds were: Sheila Tomlin- piano solo, Mar- garet Knight-clarinet solo, Dave Butterfield and Mark Ar- netzen-sax duet, Sheila and Sherri Tomlin-piano duet, Alan Kellogg and Jim Hitchins-brass duet, Carter Scofield, Brad Eike, and Tom Hoxsey-snare drum solo, Judy Schep- pler-piano solo, Rick Salzer, Wayne Kellogg, Jim Hitchins, Scott Eike, Allan Kellogg, and Jim Larson-brass sextet. Teresa Hall received a Ist rating on her vocal solo. Dawn Kosloski, Kris Tirevold, Teresa Hall, and Mary Pfau receiving a lst rating. Those chorus members recei- ving Znds were: Dawn Kosloski- solo Carter Scofield-solo, Greg Conklin-solo, Cathy Thompson solo, Joyce Jorstad-solo, Sue Stecher-solo, Pat Connolly and Carol Farley-duet, Karen Jelm and Rick Salzer-duet, Tangie Tipton, Diane Petersen, Kay Kember, Cathy Thompson, Ra- chel Larsen, Judy Scheppler- ensemble Dave Butterfield, Tom I-Ioxsey, Carter Scofield, Jeff Conklin-Barbershop. Third place ratings went to: Bill Wiley-solo, Phil Jameson-solo. MUSIC AWARDS 93 BRADLEY A . ARMOUR FFA 1,2, 3, 4, Newspaper 2. CINDY ANDERSON MCC 1, FFA 2,3,4, Track 2, Volleyball 3,4, Track Statistician. DEBBIE BAILEY LARRY BALLARD Athletic Mgi. 4. DEBBIE BASTIAN FHA 1,2,3 projects, 4 degrees, FFA 1-4, Pep club 1,2,3,4, GAA 2. CAROL BATTLES Class Officer 4 pres., Class play 3 cast, 4 crew, Student Council 1,2,3,4, FI-lA 1,2, NHS 2,3,4, Yearbook Staff 2, Newspaper Staff 1, Pommerettes 2, 3,4, Track 2,4, Pep Club, GAA. ERNIE BEARDSLEY Basketball 1,2,3,4, Track 3, Soccer 3, 4. NAN BEHR ENS Track 2 . DEBRA BOWEN Class Play 3, FFA 3, FHA 1,2,3, Senior Activities 4, Library Club 3, Soccer 4, Pep Club 2, 3,4, GAA 2. JUDY BREUER Class Play 4, Jazz Band 4, Year- book staff 4, Newspaper Staff 1, 2, Pep Club 4. HALLY BROWN JOHN BURNS Industrial Arts Contest 3. ROY CHANDLER Jazz Band 2, Pep Club 2, 3,4. DEBBIE CI-IRISTOPI-IERSON Class Officer 1 Tres. PAT CONNOLLY Class Play 3 asst. director, MCC 2, 3, 4, FTO 2, 3, 4, French Club 4, Nl-IS 2,3,4,Madriga1s 3,4, Yearbook Staff 3, 4 ed., Basket- ball statistician 4, Track 2, 4, Soccer 4, Volleyball 3, 4 statis- tician, Girls State 1974, GAA 2, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, All Conference- Soccer 4. GENE COPPES Wrestling 4, Pep Club 4, Industrial Arts Contest 3. MATT CRACKEL Class Officer 4 vice-pres., Class Play 3,4 stage crew, Student Coun- cil 3 alt, 4 Pres., FTO 4, French Club 2, 3,4, NI-IS 2,3,4, Basket- ball 1, 2, 3,4 all conference, Baseball 1,2,3,4, golf 1 MVP, 2 MVP, 3 MVP, 4, Illinois State Scholar, Pep Club 1,2, 3,4, Prom King. BRAD EIKE Class Play 3,4 stage crew, Student Council 1, 2, 3,4 vice-pres. FFA 1,2,3,4 pres, Band 1,2,3 pres, 4 pres, Newspaper Staff 1, Basket- ball 1,2, Track 1, Soccer 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3,4, Sweetheart B311 2 att, 4 King, Prom 4 2nd att, State Farmer 4. CAROL FARLEY Class Play 3,4, MCC 2, 3,4 vice- pres. , FTO 2, 3,4, FHA 1, 2,3 degrees, 4 points, French Club 3, 4, NHS 2, 3,4, Madrigals 3,4, Yearbook Staff 4, Newspaper Staff 1, Girls State Alt. 3, Pep Club 1,2, 3,4, Chorus 3,4. DAVE FUTRELL Class Play 1,3,4, Soccer 4, Pep Club 1, 2,3,4. -.,f swt DARRELL GALE Jazz Band 1, 2, 35 Wrestling 3, 45 Track 45 Soccer 45 Band 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 3, 45 Industrial Arts Con- test 4. BETTY GLOVER Class Play 3,45 Student Secre- taries 45 FHA 1,2,3,45 NHS 2,3, 45 Band 1,2,3,4 tres5 Pep Club 3, 45 Faculty Honors 1,2,3,4. MARK I-IALL FFA 1,2,3,4. TERESA HALL Class Officer 1 pres5 2 vice-pres5 3 tres5 Class Play 3,45 Student Council 15 MCC 45 FHA 15 French Club 45 NHS 2, 3,4 tres. Girl's Ensemble 2, 3, 45 Newspaper Staff 15 Pornmerettes 45 Cheerleader 25 Pep Club 1,2, 3,45 GAA 15 Prom Queen 4. JAYNE HANLEY Class Play 3,4 crew5 French Club 1, 2, 35 Volleyball 3, 45 GAA 25 Pep Club 2, 3, 45 All-Conference Volleyball 45 Captain Volleyball 4. CATHY HARTMAN Newspaper Staff 15 Pommerettes 35 Pep Club 2,3,4. BRIAN HAYES LENORE HIGDON JANA HILAND Class Play 35 Student Secretaries 3,45 MCC 3,45 FHA 1,25 NHS 3, 45 Newspaper Staff 3,45 Soccer 4. DARLENE HUSS Class Play 3,45 FFA 2,3,4 repor- ter5 FHA 1,2, 3,4 projects5 Soccer 45 Pep Club 2,3,45 GAA 2. CAROL JACOBS Class Play 35 Student Secretaries 3,45 French Club 2, 3,45 NHS 2, 3, 4. MIKE JOHNSON Class Officer 3 vice-pres.5 Class Play 3,45 NHS 2, 3,4 pres.5 Year- book Staff 2,3,4 co-ed5 Track 2, 3, 45 Soccer 3, 45 Athletic Mgr. 1, 25 Pep Club 3,45 Prom 41st att5 Illinois State Scholar5 Industrial Arts Contest 4. TED JOHNSON BRIAN JONES Class Play 3,45 Yearbook Staff 3, 45 Newspaper Staff 3,4 co-ed Athletic Mgr. 1. DAWN KOZLOSKI Class Officer 1 sec5 Class Play 35 FTO 1,2,3,45 Girl's Ensemble 2, 3,45 Newspaper Staff 1, 3,45 Photographer Newspaper. RACHEL LARSEN Class Play 35 Student Secretaries 3,45 French Club 2,35 NHS 2, 3,45 Girl's Ensemble 45 Newspaper Staff 1, 2, 3,4 page editor5 DAR Award. JIM LARSON Class Play 3, 45 Student Council 25 FFA 1,2,3,4 trea.5 French Club 2, 3, 45 NHS 2, 3,45 Jazz Band 45 Newspaper Staff 15 Wrestling 2, 35 Baseball 15 Track 15 Soccer 2,3,45 Band 2,3,45 Chorus 1,3,45 Boy's Ensemble 15 Pep Club 2,3,4. BURL LESLIE Class Play 4 crew5 FFA 3,45 Jazz Band 2, 3,45 Basketball 25 Track 1, 2,3,45 Soccer 1, 2,3,4 capg Pep Club5 Senior Court. RICK MARSHALL Class Officer 1 vice-pres5 Soccer 1, 2. JILL MATI-IESIUS Class Play 3,45 FFA 35 FHA 1, 2, 3 historian, 45 Library Club 35 Pep Club 2, 3, 4 pres5 Prom Atten- dant 2nd5 Library Aide 3. LAURIE MCLACHLAN Class Officer sec 1, 2, 3,45 Class Play 3,45 MCC 1,25 FHA 1,3 vice-pres, 4 points5 French Club 1, 2,35 Cheerleader 1,2,3,45 Track 45 Chapter Sweetheart FFA5 Sweetheart Ball Queen 19755 Soph Prom Attendant. DON MILLER Student Council 1,3,45 FFA 1,25 3,4 vice-pres.5 Basketball 1, 3,45 Baseball 1, 35 Boy's Ensemble 1, 25 Chorus 1,2, 3, 45 Sweetheart Ball Attendant 35 Senior Court5 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Industrial Arts Competition 4. 1.19, MooRE Class Play 3,45 Basketball 1,2,35 Baseball 2, 3,45 Soccer 45 Golf 2, 3,45 Pep Club 1, 2,3,4. KAREN NELSON Class Play 3,45 FHA 1, 2, 3,4 tres5 Library Club 3 tres5 Pep Club 2,3, 45 GAA 25 Prom 4 ist Attendant. HARVEY NORWICK Class Play 3, 45 Yearbook Staff 25 Newspaper Staff 2, 35 Pep Club 2, 3, 45 Band 1, 2, 3. INDEX 95 LADONNA O'FLANAGAN Class Play 3, 45 Student Council 2 alt5 Student Secretaries 3, 45 EI-IA 15 French Club 25 NHS 3,45 Year- book Staff 45 Newspaper Staff 15 Pomrnerettes 35 Basketball 4 sta- tistician5 Pep Club 3,45 Illinois State Scholar 45 GAA 2. SHER RI PETER SEN Class Play 3,45 Student Council 45 Student Secretaries 3,45 MCC 3, 45 FHA 1,25 Newspaper Staff 1, 3, 45 Soccer 4. CAROL PITSTICK Class Play 3,45 MCC 3,45 FHA 15 French Club 45 Newspaper Staff 15 Pornmerettes 2, 3, 4. CRAIG ROBINSON Industrial Arts Contest R ON ROED ER JEAN ROHRER Class Play 3,45 Student Council 1 3,45 FFA 3,45 FHA 1,2,3,4 vice-, pres5 NHS 3,45 Library Club 35 Soccer 45 GAA 25 Pep Club 2,3, 45 Band 1,2,3,4 sec. TONY ROSS KRIS RUCKER Class Play 3, 45 Student Council 3 4 sec5 FHA 1, 2, 3,4 historian5 French Club 4 tres5 Library Club 3 pres5 Pep Club 2, 3,45 GAA 2, ! AIMEE SI-IIFFLETTE Class Play 3,45 Student Secre- taries 3,45 MCC 45 FHA 15 Li- brary Club 45 Yearbook Staff 45 Newspaper Staff 1,3,4. DOUG STAFFORD Class play 3,45 Student Council 3,45 French Club 2,45 Basketball 1, 25 Baseball 25 Track 3,45 Soccer 3, 45 Golf 1, 25 Pep Club 1, 2, 3,4. DIXIE STATON Pommerettes 15 Track 1. SUE STECHER Class Officer 2 tres, 3 pres, 4 tres5 Class Play 35 Student Council 35 FTO 1,2, vice-pres, 3 pres5 FHA 1, 2 public relation5 3 recreation, 4 recreation5 French Club 4 vice- pres5 NHS 2, 3,4 vice-pres5 Li- brary Club 2, 35 Madrigals 1, 2, 3, 45 Jazz Band 1, 2, 3,45 Basket- ball 4 statistician5 Soccer 45 Vol- leyball 3,45 Sop Attendant at Prom5 Junior Marshall5 Jr. Att. at Sweetheart Ball5 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 GAA 2. FRANK STEGMAN Student Council 1,25 FTO 45 French Club 2,45 Basketball 1, 2, 3,45 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Golf 1, 2, 3, 45 Junior marshall5 Soph Attendant at Prom. PI-IYLLIS SVOBODA Class Play 3,45 Mcc 3,45 FHA 1, 2, 3, 45 Yearbook Staff 45 News- paper Staff 1, 3,45 Pep Club 3,4. 96 INDEX ROBERT THOMPSON Class Play 35 Yearbook Staff 4. SI-IERRI THOMPSON Class Play 35 FHA 1, 2, 35 NHS 2, 3,45 Yearbook Staff 2,3,45 News- paper Staff 15 Pomrnerettes 2, 3. BEA WEAKLEY Class Play 3,45 Student Secretaries 3,45 MCC 3,45 Newspaper Staff 1, 3, 4. KAREN WILEY Class Play 3,45 Student Secre- taries 3, 45 pres5 FTO 35 FHA 1,2, 3,4 Pres5 NHS 2, 3,45 Yearbook Staff 45 Newspaper Staff 15 Porn- merettes 2, 3, 4 cap5 Volleyball 45 Pep Club 2, 3, 45 Soccer score keeper. BILL WILEY Class Officer 2, pres5 Class Play 3,45 FFA 1,2, 3,45 Athletic Mgr. 25 Pep Club 2, 3, 4. JIM WILTFONG Wrestling 35 Industrial Arts Con- test 4. DAVE WOOTEN JEANNIE WRIGHT Student Secretaries 3,45 NHS 3, 45 Newspaper Staff 2. KEN YEAGER Industrial Arts Contest 4. Mrs. Susan Bauswell 14,56,58, 60, 69 Mrs. Marti Cheslic 21, 56, 60 Mrs, Judy Cunico 16,56,60 Mrs. Cleon Fagot 43, 60 Mrs. Sharon Farson 16, 60 Mr, Mike Hamer 17,58,6O Mr. Herb Hurt 17,59 Mr. Ed Johnson 30, 58, 61, 49 Mr, George Klein 11,58,61,65 Mrs. Pearl Marshall 19,61 Miss Nancy McKirgan 17, 56, 58, 61 Miss Phyllis Nelson 59 Mrs. Peggy Painter 12,13,15,4O, 56, 58, 61, 68 Mrs, Gladys Pfau 59 Mrs. Laurel Ryder 19,56,61 Nlr. Richard Salzer 56,59 Mr. Larry Sebby 5,45, 62, 90 Mrs. Pam Sebby 62, 65 Mrs. Barb Sharkey 56, 62 Mr. Al Stegman 32, 33, 36, 51, 58, 62, 69 Mrs. Joyce Stegman 59 Mr. John Swank 29, 56, 62, 65, 88, 6, 7 Miss Suzanne Tendall 58,62 Mr. Wes Thompson 58, 63 Mr, Clarence Tipton 20, 63, 68 Mrs. Gerri Torri 58,63,65 Mr. Pat Watkins 59 Miss Maureen Wolfe 12, 18,47, 56, 58, 63 Mr. Don Ziegler 3,50, 63 Mrs. Nancy Zurbach 8, 9, 48, 56, 58,63 SENIQRS Cindy Anderson 1O,13, 20, 26, 74 Bradley Armour 74 Deborah Bailey 74, 88, 91 Larry Ballard 74,92 Debbie Bastian 74 Carol Battles 4,5, 19, 25,48, 55, 74, 85, 91, 92 Ernie Beardsley 5,6, 7, 32, 33,75 Nan Behrens 75 Debra Bowen 8, 21, 75, 88 Judy Breuer 15,47,75,86,91 John Burns 75 Roy Chandler 75 Debbie Christopherson 40, 76, 88 Pat Connolly 5,8, 15, 18,23, 17, 42, 48, 76 Gene Coppes 2, 29, 76 Matt Crackel 17, 19, 22, 32, 33, 36, s3,5s,76,8s,8s Brad me zo 22 23 4O,44,45, 3 1 ! 52, 53,76, 92 Carol Farley 15, 17, 18, 19, 21, 23, 42,46,47, 76 Dave Futrell 4, 7, 42, 46, 47, 77 Darrell Gale 2, 7, 9, 29, 77, 49 Betty Glover 5,19,21, 77, 87, 91 Mark Hall 77 Teresa Hall 3, 17, 18,19,23,25, 43,46,47, 53, 55,77, 91, 93 Jayne Hanley 10, 26, 77 Cathy Hartman 11, 88, 78 Brian Hayes 78 Lenore Higdon 78 Jana Hiland 8,14,18,19, 78 Darlene Huss 8, 20, 21, 78, 85, 88 Carol Jacobs 17, 19, 78 Michael Johnson 7,15,19,53, 79 88, 91,49 Ted Johnson 79, 92 Brian Jones 14 15 22 23 46, 47, ! 7 I 7 5 79,91 Dawn Kozloski 14,17, 23,43, 79, 88,93 Rachel Larsen 14,19,23,42,43, 79,88,93 James Larson 11,19, 20, 29, 42, 45, 79, 87, 91, 92 Burl Leslie 6, 7, 3, 36, 80, 49 Rick Marshall 40, 80 Jill Mathesius 21, 47, 52, 53, 80 Laurie McLachlan 3, 20, 21, 35, 43, 48,80, 85,88 Don Miller 11, 22,42, 54, 80 John D, Moore 7,36,52,8O Karen Nelson 21, 44, 46,47, 53, 81, 85 Harvey Norwick 81, 85 LaDonna O'Flanagan 5, 8, 15, 19, 22, 48, 81, 91 Sherri Petersen 8, 14, 18, 19, 25, 81 Carol Pitstick 4, 5,18,25,43,54, 81,85 Craig Robinson 81 Ronald Roeder 82 Jean Rohrer 5,11,17,19,2O, 21, 8, 44, 46, 47, 82, 85, 88,91 Kris Rucker 17, 21,47,82, 85, 88 Aimee Shifflette 15, 16, 18, 19,82 Doug Stafford 6, 7, 17, 46, 47, 82, 86, 49 Dixie Staton 82 Sue Stecher 17, 19, 3, 21, 23,42, 43, 45, 83, 85, 89, 91,93 Frank Stegman 3, 22, 23, 26, 32, 40, 51, 50,83 Phyllis Svoboda 14, 15, 21, 83, 91 Robert Thompson 15,83 Sherri Thompson 5, 15, 19, 21, 83, 91 Beatrice Weakley 14, 18, 19,83 Karen Wiley 5, 15, 19, 21, 25, 27, 47,84 William Wiley 20, 43,46, 47, 84, 85,91 James Wiltfong 84, 85 Jeannie Wright 19,40, 84 Ken Yeager 84, 87 JUN1oRs Jon Aagesen 6, 7,18, 23, 42, 71,49 Sonja Anderson 35,71, 91 Laura Armstrong 8,16,19, 21, 43, 48, 54,71 Jeff Ballard 19, 32, 71 Lori Battles 17, 21, 35, 71 Janet Bayer 71 Joanne Bayer 71 Ed Bennington 71 Don Bernard 7,42, 71 Barry Brannon 29, 50,71 Beth Bristol 12, 17, 19,42,54, 71 Larry Broadus 20, 71 Randy Broadus 20, 71 Rory Brooks 71 Mark Buehl 2, 71 Cindy Buhler 5,12,17,21, 25, 43, 71 Richard Bushnell 71, 92 Gaby Castrejon 5, 8,17,21,25,48, 71, 91 Greg Conklin 12,13,17,23,42, 43,71 Mike Crackel12,13,15,17,22, 32, 33, 50,71 Tammi Crisman 19, 64,71 Kim Duffy 4,5, 12, 13,71 Gail Fitzpatrick 16,19, 71 Don Frisch 55, 71 Dale Graffius 7,71 Joy Grunstad 8,9,12,13,19,27, 35, 48, 71,91 Jackie Gunier 8,17,21,25,48, 64, 71, 91 Debbie Hall 72 Diane Hill 72 Jody Hinterlong 12, 16, 21, 42, 72 Charlie Jacobs 72 Dave Jameson 7, 20, 29,42, 72,49 IND EX Karen Jelm 5,12,17, 23, 25, 42, 43, 54, 55, 72, 91, 93 David Johnson 72 Junior Keigley 32, 33, 72, 49 Kenny Kozloski 72 Rodney Krug 11, 19, 20, 64,72 Craig Larson 11, 20, 64, 72- Elizabeth Marshall 5, 72 Steve Marshall 7, 12, 13, 15, 17, 19, 18, 20,32,53,7'2, 92 Jenny Matison 12, 15, 17, 18, 21, 72 Don McLachlan 7, 20, 32, 72 Julie Muffler 21, 42,72 Paul Mussatto 12, 32, 33, 55,72 Don Nelson 9, 7,12,29, 72 Karen Osborne 2, 72 Dave Peek 38, 72 Mary Pfau 5, 8, 12, 21, 23,25, 27, 42,43,48,72, 91,93 Paul Pitstick 6, 7, 12, 13, 20, 29, 40, 42, 54, 72,49 Brent Rabe 2, 7,12, 20, 28, 29,64, 72, 49 Dave Rains 72 Larry Rains 49, 72 Kim Rissman 24, 64, 72 Sharon Roeder 19, 72 Bob Scheppler 73 Carol Sebby 5,12,13,17, 23, 25, 33, 42, 73 Becky Stechman 2, 19, 73 Cindy Stegman 8,9,10,12,13,17, 21, 27, 35, 42, 40, 48, 54, 73, 91 Jennifer Stockley 17,73 Phyllis Stockley 12, 15, 19, 53, 73 Al Stultz 73, 92 Andy Thompson 64, 69, 73 Kevin Thompson 73 Mack Harris 68 Steve Hatland 5,68 Brian Hermann 43, 68 Becky Hill 69 Chris Hinterlong 69 Beth Horton 8, 15, 19,69 Connie Hoxsey 20,21,25,48,53, 54,69 Steve Johnson 69 Scott Keigley 23, 69 Wayne Kellogg 6, 7, 20, 23,42, 43,45,5O,69 Kay Kember 3,10,14,18,21,42, 68,69 Margaret Knight 5,10,18,21,23, 25,48,69 Larry Manning 30,69 Teresa Marshall 14,17,18,19, 21, 26,48,69,89, 91 Jerry McKee 69 Julie Nelson 16, 21, 68, 69 Wayde Newlin 161, 69 Leonard Nitiss 6, 7, 31, 32, 43, 53, 54, 69,49 98 INDEX Kim Nordtvedt 69 Diana Peek 26, 69 Kathy Peek 10,69 Diane Petersen 8,15,21, 23, 26, 42, 48, 69, 91 Tim Platt 69 Chuck Radic 69 Mary Richardson 69 Scott Richmond 69 Ron Riveland 12, 20, 69 Jin Robinson 5, 21, 25, 52, 70 Shirley Roeder 70 Rick Salzer 6, 7, 14, 28, 29, 43,45, 50, 70 Judy Scheppler 14,15,17,18, 43, 44, 70 Carter Scofield 2, 23, 43, 45, 70 Marcia Taylor 70 Bill Temple 12, 20,70 Cathy Thompson 10, 14, 15, 20, 42, 70, 91 Greg Thompson 20, 70 Gary Tipton 29, 70,49 Tangie Tipton 4, 21, 26, 43,70 Scott Tirevold 6, 29, 40, 42, 70 Sheila Tomlin 26, 70 Brad Tuftie 20, 70 Linda Vahl 70 Karen Thorsen 73 Kris Tirevold 11, 21,17,19,23, 42, 73, 93 Melody Todd 73 Marya Tomlin 12,73 Brenda Tuftie 17, 21, 73 Sandy Underhill 73 Brian Voga 73 Steve Walsh 6,12,13, 20, 32, 43, 54, 73,49 Pat Whalen 73 Paul Wiley 20,73 Peggy Williams 8,12,16,21,42, 48, 54, 73 Jody Williamson 12, 21, 25, 42, 55, 73 Mike Woods 12, 20, 55, 73 Steve Wooten 73 Richard Wright 73 Marti Yoesle 29, 73 Dave Zeiter 73 Hamilton Andrade 39, 40, 53 SOPHOMORES Mark Arentsen 5, 50, 68 Roger Armstrong 29, 68 Rocky Beal 68 Jack Beardsley 29, 68 Matt Beardsley 4, 29,68 Nan Brannon 5,18,19,21, 25, 68 Dean Britt 30, 31 Melanie Brooks 10, 68 Pat Burns 10, 23,42,43, 68 Dave Butterfield 5, 20, 23, 43, 68 93 Jeff Conklin 23, 42,68 Marty Cox 68 Bob DeBolt 30, 68 Phil Edgcomb 68 Bruce Erickson 12, 20, 30, 31, 53, 54,68 Kim Foreman 6,7, 20, 30, 31, 68, 69 cathy Forth 8,16,21,34,48,S3, 54,68 Kim Garrow 14,68 Ron Glover 20, 68 Sharon Glover 21, 68 Mark Green 6, 29, 68 Scott Walsh 6, 7, 20, 29, 70 Brad Warren 6, 7,10, 20, 30, 31, 42, 50, 70 Judy Whiteaker 8, 70 Tammi Wiese 12, 15, 18, 64, 70 Bill Wiley 30, 70 Larry Wilson 70 Donna Wooten 43, 70 Joyce Wright 70 FRESHMEN Lisa Anderson 21, 26, 65, 89, 90, 91 Monice Anderson 8, 10, 26, 34,42, 48, 65 Dave Bairna 65 Chris Bayer 65 Lori Beardsley 65 Kevin Bernard 6, 65 Kevin Billings 65 Debbie Boe 21, 23,43, 65,93 Sharon Boyd 65 Todd Brown 2,42, 65 Pam Burress 2, 65 Keith Castrejon 6, 30, 43, 65, 49 Terri Cook 43, 65 Jane Cox 4, 21, 65 Phyllis Crisman 65 Robin Denham 65 Cathy Duffy 65 Giles Eddy 10, 30, 42, 65 Scott Eike 20, 30, 65, 90 Donna Enochson 65 Thelma Feirick 65 Teresa Futrell 21, 65 Reed Hall 20, 65 Cindy Halsey 5, 44, 66, 92 jim Hitchins 10, 30, 66,91 Tom Hoxsey 2,17,23,42,43, SO, 66, 90 Phil jameson 6, 20, 30, 42, 65, 66, 49 Becky Johnson 66 Joyce jorstad 21, 23, 42, 64, 66 jim Keane 66 Alan Kellogg 2, 6,9, 10, 11,43,66 Carla Kember 21,43, 66 janet Kember 21, 43, 66 Laurie Kember 20,48, 66 Bob Kosobud 66,49 Sherri Larson 48, 66 Tisha Leslie 64,66 Lee Ann Lofthouse 4, 66, 90 Mary Mahoney 10, 65, 42, 66,89 Greg Marshall 6, 17, 20, 29,66 Pat Marshall 21,66 jean McLachlan 2, 21, 34, 48, 66 jon McLennan 4, 5, 6, 28, 29, 43, 66 Cindy Meredith 11, 21,42,44, 66 Betty Osmund 42,66 Sherri Passini 4, 21,66 Lori Richard 8,16,21, 26,48, 66, 91 Jennifer Robinson 43, 67, 90 Carol Rohrer 21, 64, 65,67 Kim Rucker 16,21,34, 67 Kevin Salzer 6, 29, 43, 67 Lorrie Schierbaum 21, 43, 67 Bonnie Seitz 67 Brent Slatton 67 Randy Smith 6, 30, 67,49 Nancy Strubler 21, 67 Kurt Thompson 43,67 Rich Thompson 6, 30,43, 67,49 Bill Thompson 67 Marilyn Thorsen 67 Donna Todd 67 Sherri Tomlin 5, 10, 67 Phyllis Tondini 67 Kim Tuftie 2, 21,67 Steve Tuntland 20,67 Roger Vahl 67 Wendy Vatland 67 Mike Warren 20, 31, 36, 50, 67 Gwen Wiley 21, 34, 48, 67 Bobby Wright 43, 67 Sue Yoesle 4, 8, 9, 26,48,67, 90, 91 1 INDEX 99 Acknowledgments , . . And so this year of memories comes to a close. As a staff, we have poured many, many, countless hours of laughter. tears, and hardwork into the preceding pages. We have tried our very best to give you la yearbook worthy of your memories, both happy and sad. We sincerely apologize for any oversights or mistakes. We also wish to acknowledge the following people for their help or contributions. Wayne Chandler jim Cunico Mike Gardner Nancy McKirgan Al Stegman Janice Walkey We also thank anyone else who helped in any way. Cover Photography of plant by Mike johnson Artwork by Sherri Thompson and Judy Breuer 100 ACKNOWLEDGMENTS