South Beloit High School - Blackhawk Yearbook (South Beloit, IL)

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Activities . . . Under-Classmen. Sports . . Advisor . . STAFF .9 ..13 ..38 ..42 ..46 ..53 ..72 ..82 ..9'7 . . Karen Speich . . Robert Anacker . . Diane Veroni . . . . Carol Sander . Mary Ann Ciarpaglini . . . .Susan Ameigh . .Cheryl Adleman . . Richard York . .John Hutten DEDICATIO We, the graduating class of 1964, wish to dedicate this BLACK- HAWK to Mr. Edward Curran. His humor, kindness, and understand- ing both as a teacher and advisor will be long remembered. P 'Ms ,.,,,, GRADUATES OF 1964 Your parents, teachers, and friends are GRADUATES OF 1964 Upon commencing into a different life from proud of you on graduation day and rightfully so high school some of you are going to college, because you have achieved something that is extraordinary. However, do not stop your edu- cation at this important time in your life. Formal in-school education is but an incident in the lifetime of an individual. Most of us who have given the subject any study have come to realize that education is a continuous ending only when ambition comes to a halt. Congratulations! and best wishes for success and happiness to each of you. John R. Althoff, Superintendent some work in trades, some in business, some in professional work, and some in homemaking. There is something everyone of you can do re- gardless what you do after high school. You can all help our nation improve by being strong Americans. This means being a leader or active member of your community and your groups. It means doing your job well each day. It also means keeping informed about the affairs in your community, your state, your country, and your world. Help your nation be strong. Congratulations on successfully completing your high school education which is an impor- tant foundation for your future. Kenneth R. Reidenbach, Principal CHUOL BOARD Left to right: P. Chambers, I. Martingilio, C. Doubleday, I. Althoff, R. Reindl, J. Natale, J Saladino, M. Cook, E. Fischer, A. Ghihazzi OFFICE HELP SUPERINTENDENTS OFFICE: PRINCIPAL'S OFFICE: Josephine Natale Julia Vi Norcross Elaine Parker Becky Fiorucci Margaret Gillespie SCHOOL NURSE: Mrs. H. Poula BUS DRIVERS: Bill Schultz Dale Scott Dave Fuller SCHOOL LIBRARIAN: Mrs. N. Hoey CUSTODIANS: Earl Snow CUSTODIANS: Jim Schamber Bill Schultz Bud Brockman MR. BURTON ADLERBLUM MR. LIEF C. AYEN MRS. JACQUELYN CREVISTON Chemistry, Biology, French l, ll Girl's Physical Education, Freshman Class Advisor G.A.A. Advisor, Junior Class Advisor MR, EDWARD J. CURRAN MR. DENNIS COSTELLO MRS. VERNA K. GRUHLKE Social Studies, American Government, Industrial Arts, Freshman Class English II, Sociology, Psychology, Physiology, S Club Advisor, Senior Advisor Sophomore Class Advisor Class Advisor 10 MR, HARRY L. HOEY Boy's Physical Education, Varsity Basketball Coach, Junior Class Advisor MR. JOHN B. HUTTEN MR, LEONARD IETT Ir. Business, Bookkeeping, Typing I, English I, Tomahawk Advisor Yearbook Advisor, Sophomore Class Sophomore Class Advisor Advisor MR, KENNETH L. KRYZYANIAK Band, Chorus MRS. GRETCHEN M. MAHA MR. ROBERT M. MOLONEY English III, IV, Speech, Driver's Education, Varsity Football Journalism, Junior Class Advisor Coach MR. ARVID NASLUND MISS JULIA NORCROSS MR. JOHN F. PALMER General Math, Algebra I, ll, Economics, American Government, Shorthand I, II, Office Practices, Geometry, Sophomore Class Advisor American History, Assistant Vice Typing I, II, Freshman Class Advisor, Principal Junior Varsity Football Coach, Junior Varsity Basketball Coach, Senior Class Play Director F viiii I MRS, MARY M, PHILLIPS MRS. NATALIE STAPLETON MR, THOMAS TOMAN Latin I, Il, Freshman Class Advisor Homernaking, Sewing I, II, Foods, General Science, Ass't Varsity Senior Class Advisor Football Coach, Junior Class Advisor 12 ORVILLE ALWES SUSAN AMEIGH Bowling is her favorite sport. We wish her luck of all sort. NICHOLAS ANASTASI He's never at a loss for words! I ! ! ! X 14 He never said that school wasn't fun But it seems better now that it s done ROBERT ANACKER On the football field or on the track, nothmg does this boy lack. be. CHERYL ADLEMAN Who has a better time than she? She's as full of fun as one can vu SU SANNE BRIGNOLO SHIRLEY BECKUS Being pleasant is her winning way! The most athletlc glrl IS she, And this she most deserves to BRUCE BUCKNER You woul-:ln't know it-- But I can work when I want to. I I ' 7 U X1 , I el DWEWN nafdmfafi DONNA CALLAHAN Always merry, never sad--Cheerful and ever ROBERT CASSIDY glad' Schoo1? Oh, I can take it or leave it--and mostly I leave it. 15 RICHARD CHRISTOPHERSEN NORMAN CHRISTOPHERSON An angel every Sunday, But then comes Monday. f , --.10 44 ff f, g 1' Y f' ' f! .fx , f a' ' :E NOT SHOWN SPENCER CRUSE My mind lets go a thousand things, Like dates of wars and deaths of kings. 16 Happy, go lucky, and free. What worries you, doesn't worry me' Y ' ' KEITH COOK If there isn't anything to do, let me do it. f If r . - ass, MARY ANN CIARPAGLINI Giggles could be her middle name! for hiccups, too. J I., if, - 9 6 O ?9?:PXXfPs P' ABSENT WHEN PICTURES WERE 'Hxfff I-nun 1 ' - .. ,s, MADE . ,gy 0 fx' - ' 5-it TW! ,a. - 'fu . -Y - .. ALETHA DA PRON Happy-go-lucky, fair and free. Nothing exists that bothers me. ROBERT DA VIS Sometimes I sit and think. Sometimes I just sit. Sx ff N X I of 46 A ' 0 '91 '56 were 90 Q0 '21 ROY DEVER Study is a pastime--Why over do? EDWARD D HANIS Intellectual and hard workingg You will never find QQ shirking. GLADYS EDWARDS A friendly hi, a happy smile--and giggling all the while. MARY GASKINS Truly sweet, and nice to meet. PAUL FORESMAN Cheer up, Paul--the struggles almost over. QRS' K?'i'3?sf JOYCE FAGO Never argue with a woman especially this one! ! I SAMUEL GONZALES The little boy with the big smile. 18 DONALD GOLDSMITH Give me a car and plenty of gas, and l'm in paradise. New 'b.- ROBERT HANSON HQ were 10 instead of one, 9 girls would have more fun. KAYE HILL Here's a girl who's tall and slim, Sweet and nice, and very trim. NM. JOHN HINES Music and records occupy his ,ir Wh. SUSANNE KORB A ring on the finger is worth two on the phone. spare hours. A swell addition to this band of ours. CLAIRE LARSEN To everyone Lynn is nice, She's worth a. very handsome price. 19 VAUGHNA LISTENBEE She's quiet and gay and pleasing in every way. HENRY LIPINSKI has fun in spite of school. DOROTHY LEVERSON A nicer girl you cou1dn't meet full of fun and very sweet. LINDA LOGAN If study interferes with a good time--dismiss the study. RICKIE LOCKHART He often burns the mid- night oilg but not always for toil. wi LOIS MARKIN ROBERT LOWERY Full of pep and fun, with a smile for everyone. Good things come in small packages they say, and this is true of Lois in every way. MAUREEN MARTINEZ. Nice and gay and very kind, a neater girl one DARRELL MARTIN Busy, busy, on the go, he's the type who's nice to know. Could not find, SANDRA MARTINGILIO Intellectual and srnartg and gay at heart. 21 CHERYL MODENHAUER The way she studies and recites, makes the stupid sorry sights. PHYLLIS OSEN Personality at its peak belongs to this girl who's sweet and meek. 22 IOANNE MICKEY Loaded with fun way to the brim, sweet and always full of vim. rv DENNIS NICOLLS I have a mind of my own, and it takes more than a teacher to change it. H TERRANCE MEYERS To work or not to work--that is the question. JAMES PARMA I am a woman hater--but God says Love thy enemies. CHARLENE PAULSON Quiet and sweet all the while Her only reply 15 one lrttle smile EARL PERKINS Sincere and generous toward all he knows. A really good guy with no foes. FREDERICK PETTIT If it was up to him to say, -131 would dance the years away. DONALD PETRICK God save the king--I'll save the queen. 23 MARGARET SLABACK What would she do without men we wonder, Life would be just one big blunder. DIANE VERONI Just like a fruitcake--Sweet, but nutty. 24 JOHN SCHULTZ Just because he has wings on his feet doesn't mean the man's an angel. KAREN SPEICH Karen rates a very high score, For she has person- ality galore . CAROL SANDER At first sweet and demure--After we 're not so sure. LYLA WICKS y ., ka Quiet and gay in a friendly way. S K w, f is ' ' 1 :jg if in if? R yti R : :ff : E ' I i t 5 i i i . ,f.- ' :Q Q f ex WM is R R e RICHARD WARDMAN Rich is small and full of fun, a little guy who gets things done. RICHARD YORK I may be small--but so is dynamite. Sl-IERRIE YORK Gay and pleasing is this lass, a worthy member of RICHARD ZARNSTORFF our Class' Even tho he seemed to be shy, Dick is an all-right guy. 25 CLASS OFFICER Vice President, Robert Hansong President, Robert Anackerg Secretary, Vaughna Listenbeeg Treasurer Karen Speich RING AND FLOWER Flower: Candy striped red and white Carnation Motto: So Little Done, So Much To Do. N M .K . .T jo 5,3-.T ACN SAM GONZALES DIANE VERONI J' for 2 Q' .-T KAREN SPEICH K J' O E ,ca J' J' fc KES'-Ji PAUL FORESMAN PERSONALITY PLUS KAREN SPEICH BEST CLA SSMA TES WHO'S WHO? BOB ANACKER J BIG WHEELS 27 CHERYL EDDIE MOLDENHA UER JOHN HINES D'HANIS 1, ' X. If E E THE BRAINS BA SHFUL ONES CHARLENE PAULSON CLASSIEST DRESSERS SPORTIE ST FRED PETITT SUSIE AMEIGH I I V I E S T RTW DREAM BOY AND DREAM GIRL JOANNE MICKEY B F I L G I G R E T S S T NWS MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED CHERYL ADLEMAN fRedj GAA 1,2,3,4, Counselor 2,3, President 45 Cheer- leader 1,2,3,4, Captain 3,45 Y-Teens 2,3,45 Li- brarian 2,3,45 Future Nurses 2, 35 Future Teachers 45 Blackhawk Staff 3,45 Tomahawk Staff 35 Pep Club 1, 3, President 35 French Club 3,4-, President 45 Latin Club 1,2, Secretary 25 Student Council 15 Prom Court 35 Senior Play. ORVILLE ALWES fOrvy Football 1,2,3,45 Basketball 25 Student Council 25 S Club 3,4, Vice President 45 Blackhawk Staff 45 Senior Play. SUSAN AMEIGH QAmy-Joy GAA 1,2,3,4, Counselor 2,3,4, Vice President 45 Pep Club 2, 3,45 Cheerleader 3,45 Chorus lg Y-Teens 2, 3,45 Librarian 2,3,45 Tomahawk Staff 45 French Club 1, 25 Blackhawk Staff 3,4. ROBERT ANACKER qsobp Football 1, 2, 3,45 Basketball 1, 2, 3,45 Track 1, 2, 3, 45 S Club 2, 3,4, Treasurer 45 Student Council 3, 4, President 45 Class President 45 Blackhawk Staff 3,45 Latin Club lg Band 15 Senior Play. NICHOLAS ANASTASI QNiCkj Football 1, Manager 2,3,45 Basketball Manager 2, 3,45 S Club 2,3,45 Senior Play. SHIRLEY BECKUS fShirlj Class Officer l,2,35 Cheerleader 1,2,3,45 Student Council 1,25 GAA 1,25 Y-Teens 1, 25 Homecoming Attendant 1,2, 35 Prom Attendant 1, 2. SUSANNE BRIGNOLO fSusiej Latin Club 1, 25 GAA 1, 2, 3,4, Counselor 2, 3,45 French Club 3,4, President 35 Band l, 25 Y-Teens 25 Blackhawk Staff 35 Tomahawk Staff 3,4. BRUCE BUCKNER QBuckJ Basketball 1. DONNA CALLAHAN qcaihounp Y-Teens 2, 3,45 Latin Club 15 Pep Club 1, 35 Libra- rian 1, 25 GAA 45 Homecoming Attendant 45 Black- hawk Staff 45 Tomahawk Staff45 Senior Play5 Future Nurses 3, 4. ROBERT CASSIDY qsobp MARY ANN CIARPAGLINI fChipsj Blackhawk Staff 45 GAA 45 Y-Teens 45 Prom Court 35 Senior Play. RICHARD CHRISTOPHERSEN fRichj Basketball 1, 25 Golf 2. NORMAN CHRISTOPHERSON fNOrrr1J Band 1, 2, 3,45 French Club 1,25 Band Manager 1, 25 Golf 1, 25 Senior Play. KEITH COOK SPENCER CRUSE QSpencej ALLETHA DaPRON QLeathaj GAA 15 Latin Club 1,2. ROBERT DAVIS fEugenej Football 1, 2, 3,45 Basketball 1,2, 3,4. ROY DEVER qreddyp EDWARD D'HANIS qaddyp Football 3,45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Track 1,2,3,45 S Club 2, 3,45 Tomahawk Staff 3, 45 Student Coun- cil 15 Boys' State 35 Senior Play. GLADYS EDWARDS fCutieJ JOYCE FAGO fFagooj Future Nurses 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 4, Latin Club 1, Y-Teens 2, 3, Pep Club 1,2, GAA 1, 2,3, Chorus 1, Librarian 2. PAUL FORESMAN qpaunep MARY GASKINS Cfermirey DONALD GOLDSMITH CDonJ SAMUEL GONZALES fSamJ Golf 1,2, Band 1,2,3,4, President 4, Football 1, 2, Student Council 4, Class President 1,2, 3, French Club 1, 2, Boys' State 3. ROBERT HANSON fBobj Golf 1, 2, Football 1, 2, Student Council 1, 2, French Club 1, 2, Class Vice President 4. KAYE HILL QKasie-Poop Y-Teens 2, 3,4, Treasurer 4, GAA 1,2,3,4, Coun- selor 2, 3, Latin Club 1, 25 Band 1, 2, Class Officer 1, 2, 3, Student Council 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 2, Secre- tary 4, Tomahawk Staff 3,45 National Honor Society 3,4, Librarian 4, Homecoming Attendant 4, Prom Attendant 3. JOHN HINES Uonathanj Band 1, 2, 3, 4. SUSANNE KORB CSuzy3 Band 1, 2, 3,4, Latin Club 1, Y-Teens 2, 3,45 Major- ette 4, GAA 1, Pep Club 1, 2. CLAIRE LARSEN qLynnJ GAA 1, 2, Y-Teens 2, 3,4, Future Nurses 2, 3,4, Li- brarian 2, Pep Club 1,2, Flag Corp 2,3,4, Latin Club 1, 2. DOROTHY LEVERSON fDodoJ GAA 1, 2, 3,4, Counselor 3,4, Future Nurses 2, 3,4, President 3,4, Latin Club 1, 25 Pep Club 1, 2, Libra- rian 1,2, Chorus 1, Y-Teens 2, 3. HENRY LIPINSKI Uoej VAUGHNA LISTENBEE fVaughniej RICKIE LOCKHART CRickJ French Club 1, 2, Football 1, 2, Track 1. LINDA LOGAN fLinJ Pep Club 1, Y-Teens 2, 3,4. ROBERT LOWERY fBobJ S Club 1, 2, 3,4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3,4, Pep Club 2, 3,4. LOIS MARKIN 1Loy Chorus 1, 2, Pep Club 3, Y-Teens 2, GAA 3,45 Future Nurses 3,4, Vice President, Senior Play. DARRELL MARTIN Uvlartinj Band 1, 2, 3,4, Manager 3, Athletic Manager 1, Latin Club 1, Tomahawk Staff 3,4, Business Manager, S Club 2, 3,4, Pep Club 2, Senior Play. MAUREEN MARTINEZ qMartyp GAA 1, Y-Teens 2,3,4, Future Nurses 2,3g Latin Club 1, Librarian 3,4, Blackhawk Staff 3, Pep Club 1, 2, 3. SANDRA MARTINGILIO CSandyj Y-Teens 2, 3,4, President 4, GAA 2, 3,4, Future Teachers 2, 3, Latin Club 1, French Club 2, 3, Toma- hawk-Staff 2, 3,4. TERRANCE MEYER fTerryj 31 IOANNE MICKEY Uoj Homecoming Attendant 1. CHERYL MOLDENHAUER qMoldiej Y-Teens 2, 3,4, Board 45 GAA 1,2, 3,45 Latin Club 1,25 Future Teachers 25 Tomahawk Staff 2,3,45 Senior Editor 45 National Honor Society 3,45 Home- coming Attendant 25 Senior Play. DENNIS NICOLLS fDennyj Football 1,3,45 S Club 3,45 Latin Club 15Senior Play. PHYLLIS OSEN QPhilj Senior Play. JAMES PARMA Gimp Football 1, 25 Basketball 1. CHARLENE PAULSON qCharj Y-Teens 2, 3,4. EARL PERKINS qPerRy Band 1,25 Track 1, 25 Basketball 25 Student Council 25 Tomahawk Staff 25 S Club 2, 3,4. FRED PETITT qrfreddiep S Club 2, 35 Football 1, 2, 3,45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Senior Play. DONALD PETRICK qDeacony S Club 3,45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Track 1,2,3,45 Tomahawk Staff 45 Latin Club 1, 25 Senior Play. CAROL SANDER qPGj Latin Club 1,25 Band 15 Y-Teens 2,3,4, Secretary 45 GAA 1,2,3,4, Counselor 45 Pep Club 35 Toma- hawk Staff 45 Blackhawk Staff 3,45 Future Nurses 2, 3,4, Secretary 45 National Honor Society 3,45 Senior Playg FBLA 4. JOHN SCHULTZ. Uohnniej Football 2, 3,45 Track 2, 3,45 S Club 2, 3,4. MARGARET SLABACK CMugs, Maggiep KAREN SPEICH qltchj GAA 15 Class Officer 1, 2,3,45 Y-Teens 2,3,45 Stu- dent Council 2, 3, Vice President 35 Future Nurses 2, 35 Homecoming Attendant 35 Prom Queen 35 Latin Club 1,25 Cheerleader 2, 3,45 Band 15 Pep Club 1, 2, 35 Blackhawk staff 3, Assistant Editor 3, Editor 45 Senior Play5 FBLA 4, President 4. DIANA VERONI fDianey Student Council 1, 25 Future Nurses 3,45 GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 45 Y - Te e n s 2, 35 National Honor Society 3,45 Librarian 3,45 Blackhawk Staff 3,45 French Club 1,25 Senior Play: FBLA 4, Secre- tary 4. RICHARD WARDMAN qRichp Track 25 s Club 1. LYLA wICKs fLyleJ GAA 1, 25 Y-Teens 25 Latin Club 1, 2. RICHARD YORK CDickie-Pool Football 2, 3,45 Basketball 1, 2, 3,45 Student Council 25 S Club 2, 3,4, President 45 Blackhawk staff 3, 45 Baseball 1, 2, 35 Senior Play. SHERRIE YORK CSayj Latin Club 15 GAA lg Tomahawk Staff 4. RICHARD ZARNSTROEE qDicRp Basketball 1, 25 Football 1, 2, 35 Golf 15 S Club 3,4. CLASS WILL We, the MIGHTY Senior Class of 1964 of South Beloit High School do hereby proclaim this to be our last will and testament made during this our last year of high school life. ARTICLE I. To the Faculty: MR. ALTHOFF, the ability to be in two places at one time. MR. RIEDENBACH, a class of seniors that are as good as we were. MR, ADLERBLUM, a quiet study hall that won't mock him. MR. AYEN, a year's subscription to Playboy. MRS. CREVISTON, a bowling average so she can show up the senior girls. MR. COSTELLO, a pair of elevator shoes. MR. CURRAN, a big thank you for putting up with us for four years, and a class that can behave in class meetings. MRS, GRUHLKE, a sophomore class that understands Gareth and Lynette the first time. MR. HOEY, a house far away from town so he won't have senior boys eating on his steps. MRS, HOEY, a quiet study hall of boys with their minds on the library. MR. HUTTEN, an annual staff that can meet deadlines without a last minute rush. MR. IETT, his own printing press to get the paper out on time. MR. KRZYZANIAK, a cheer for making the band sound great and the ability to keep up the good work. MRS. MAHA, a ggeg, hard-working journalism class that does their work on time. MR. MOLONEY, a more serious football team to win next year's Shark Conference and also a thank you for being our advisor. MR. NASLUND, a general math class that can divide 8 by 2. MR, PALMER, pleasant dreams that aren't filled by nightmares of his shorthand class. MRS, PHILLIPS, a shorter distance between the junior high library and her Latin room. MRS. STAPLETON, a thanks for advising us and a group of girls who can bake better than Duncan Hines. MR. TOMAN, the name Tommy Cat to remember us by. ARTICLE II. To the Classes: IUNIORS, the title of the MIGHTY seniors and all the fun that goes with it. SOPHOMORES, the ability to win a float contest legally. FRESHMAN, the right to not be the lowest class. ARTICLE III. To Those Who Help Us: BUS DRIVERS, buses that will not break down any time, especially on the way to a game. CUSTODIANS, new automatic brooms. NURSE, the ability to know and come to all of the Future Nurses Meetings. SECRETARIES, at least one uninterrupted day in which to get all their work done. ARTICLE IV. To the Students: I, CHERYL ADLEMAN, will my nickname Red to THERESA PAVELICH. I, ORVILLE ALWES, will my title Miracle-Whipped to JIM BURNS. I, SUSAN AMEIGH, will my unpunctuated talkitiveness to anyone who has enough energy to take over where I left off. Cmost likely Pee Wee.J LASS WILL ROBERT ANACKER, will my ability to love one girl to ROBBIE HARE. NICHOLAS ANASTASI, will my long eyelashes to BARB OLSEN so she may get one boy and stay with one boy. SHIRLEY BECKUS, will my ability to blow out automobile rear-ends to JOHN DIMMICK. SUSANNE BRIGNOLO, will my good behavior to the students of French II. BRUCE BUCKNER, will my brains in Health class to SAM MASON. DONNA CALLAHAN, will my ability to get the guy of my dreams and keep him to CLARE BARBER, who didn't. ROBERT CASSIDY, will my spelling ability to PERRY WHITE. MARY ANN CIARPAGLINI, will CAROL COOPER the ability to drive a stick without that certain some- one. NORMAN CI-IRISTOPI-IERSON, will my dead tape recorder batteries to the ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT. 1 RICHARD CHRISTOPHERSEN, will all my telephone numbers to MR, COSTELLO, KEITH COOK, will my quietness in class to RICHARD GU STINA. SPENCER CRU SE, will my ability to get along with the teacher to MERVIN LAMGKAMP. ALLETI-IA DA PRON, will my sister to any boy that wants her. ROBERT DAVIS, will my basketball ability to TUNA. ROY DEVER, being of reasonably sound mind and body do hereby will my 50 Chevy to anyone willing to give me a 64 Buick Riviera and 33100, 000. EDWARD D'l-IANIS, will my height to RAY HEREFORD. GLADYS EDWARDS, will my happy tears to CINDY RASMUSSEN. JOYCE FAGO, will my natural, long, blond, unteased hair to ELANIA ANDERSON. PAUL FORESMAN, will my egg throwing bad habits to SHIRLEY DREW. MARY GASKINS, will my ability to get along with people to LINDA DUPREE, DONALD GOLDSMITH, will my ability to trade cars to JOE PARMA. SAMUEL GONZALES, will a real handkerchief to MR, TOMAN, ROBERT HANSON, will my ability to get along with Mr. Toman in his studyhall to DENNIS MARINELLI. KAYE HILL, will the rocks on Perry Avenue to ROCKSlE McHONE. JOHN HINES, will my Renault to anyone with a new rubber band. SUSANNE KORB, will my ability to stay cool, calm, and dry on a date to BARB OLSEN. fa LYNN LARSEN, will my ring back to RICHARD ZARNSTORFF. DOROTHY LEVERSON, will my ability to stick to one guy to BARB OLSEN. f, HENRY LIPINSKI, will my ability to keep my voice quiet to MR. TOMAN. VAUGHNA LISTENBEE, will my quiet voice to JUDY ALWES. ii RICKIE LOCKHART, will my ability to keep out of trouble to GARY GLASER. LINDA LOGAN, will my ability to ride a horse to RICHARD CHRISTOPHERSEN. ROBERT LOWERY, will all my hidden talents to any of the teachers that can find them. LOIS MARKIN, will my ability to keep my picture out ofthe paper to MARY KAY: DARRELL MARTIN, will to DENNIS SHIPLER my ability to get along with MR. TOMAN. MAUREEN MARTINEZ, will my good posture to SANDY CHAMBERS. SANDRA MARTINGILIO, will my smile to MR. PALMER. TERRANCE MEYER, will Robert to LAURA DE FALCO. JOANNE MICKEY, will my ability to keep my opinions to myself to a few classmates. CHERYL MOLDENHAUER, will my ability to get along with my teacher to GILBERT WELDON. DENNIS NICOLLS, will my Metrecal to GALE BROOKS. PHYLL1s osEN, will my gift of gab to CHI-:RYLN GAFFEYJ ' X CLASS WILL I, JAMES PARMA, will the back seat of my car to my brother, JOE. ' I, CHARLENE PAULSON, will my quiet ways to CHERLYN GAFFEY. ' I, EARL PERKINS, will my car to a lucky Junior boy. I, FREDERICK PETITT, will my brother to LINDA LARSEN. I, DONALD PETRICK, will my ability to keep rackets from going in directions other than Perkins Tavern to Harry Pawlowitz. f I, CAROL SANDER, will my nickname P. G. to one of my former classmates. I, JOHN SCHULTZ, will my athletic ability to CHESTER DIAZ. I, MARGARET SLABACK, will my ability to get along with certain boys and my comb to JOAN AMBROSE, I, KAREN SPEICH, will my ability to hold liquor to KAY PUMILA. I, DIANE VERONI, will my natural curly hair to CRYSTAL MCHONE, I, RICHARD WARDMAN, leave to stay out of back seats to JOE PARMA.1f H I, LYLA WICKS, will my ability to keep my hair to one color to MARY ANN BOROCCO, I, RICHARD YORK, will my greater height to JAMES PERRY. I, SHERRIE YORK, will my below the knee skirts to JUDY STIRTS, uf I, RICHARD ZARNSTORFF, will my credits to THOMAS WOODS. Now we, as Seniors declare this to be the only true and valid will made by us thus far. LOOKING BACK We started the year off as 95 freshmen in 1961. We were young, eager, and all excited about finally getting to high school. Our advisors for that year were Mr. Gulatto, Mr. Curran, Mrs. Wil- cox, and Mr. Pruefer. We did not have a freshman trip, but we did start saving money to go on our Senior trip. First of all, we out did everyone in the homecoming float contest by coming out with a big first place with our Mow Em Down. This, of course, made us really feel big. As our can- didates for homecoming queen we had Joanne Mickey and Shirley Beckus. We also put on dances in order to raise money. By the end of the year we were happy-go-lucky students and nothing could faze us anymore--we thought. As sophomores, our advisors were Mr. Pruefer, Mt. Curran, Mrs. Wilcox, and Mr. Peterson. We were '77 eager and happy kids, but now we started to really think about our trip and how to make money. We organized a cake walk that really made money for us, and we had more dances. In that year we also had a father and son game that not only made us money, but that was a lot of fun, too. We again took first place with our float, Bowl Em and that made us feel good. In that year we had Shirley Beckus and Cheryl Moldenhauer as our homecoming attendants. We left high school that year ready and willing to become juniors and still happy-go-lucky as ever. Our junior year started off as a good year with '76, Our advisors were Mr. Curran, Mr. Moloney, Mrs. Stapleton, and Mrs. Mortonson. We tried making money by having a spaghetti splash, selling Christmas cards, and having a few car washes. This year we did not come out first place with Time to Win in the float contest, but we did come in a close second. Our homecoming candi- dates this year were Shirley Beckus and Karen Speich. We put on a junior-senior banquet and had a good time at that. We also put on a prom, Evening ln Paris, at which Sam Gonzales was king and Karen Speich was queen. When we left this year we were already getting excited to be seniors next year. The big year had arrived. Our advisors this year were Mr. Curran, Mr. Moloney, and Mrs. Stapleton. We had dropped down to a class of 62 and now we were really going all out to try and get money to go on our trip. We had quite a few projects, such as selling Christmas cards, selling magazines, a spaghetti splash, car washes, concession stands, put on dances and put on a class play which Mr. Palmer directed for us. We came back again this year to win first place in the float contest. Our queen candidates were Donna Callahan and Kaye Hill. We finally got enough money to go on our trip and go on it we did, and had a good deal of fun, too. After that we got ready for Baccalaureate and Graduation. Finally the big day arrived--Graduation! I We had fun during our four years at S. B. H. S. , and we would like to thank all of our advisors, friends, and all those who helped make this a memorable four years for us. We will always remem- ber these years as some of the best ones of our life. LOOKING AHEAD Dear Mom: I am having a great time on my vacation. On the plane to New York I found the hostess to be SUSIE AMEIGH. She and I talked to FRED PETITT, the well-known business executive. Landing at Miami we found DON PETRICK on a vacation from Cape Kennedy where he worked on rockets, waiting for DICK ZARNSTORF, the bowling champion. I talked to them, then went to a hotel where I saw EARL PERKINS, President of Montgomery Ward. MAUREEN MARTINEZ was the waitress at the restaurant I ate at that night, and I talked to her. On the plane to New York the next day, I found LYNN LARSEN, the fashion designer going on a fashion tour. My next stop was New York. I decided to see a baseball game and found the famous baseball player, DICK YORK. Dick and I were talking when he invited me to go to Ciarpaglini's Tavern where we would see MARY ANN CHIPS, Mary Ann had left so seeing ORVILLE ALWES, America's Number 1 playboy, we talked to him until we saw KAYE HILL there on a long delayed honeymoon. The next day I rented a car and pulled into a gas station where I found TEDDY DEVER owner and BRUCE BUCKNER as manager. Talking to them I found the station across the street owned by HENRY LIPINSKI and NICK ANASTASI and his wife PHYLISS was giving them competition. Going to see Princi- pal EDDIE D'HANIS 'I found him meeting with teachers, Cl-IERYL ADLEMAN and CHERYL MOLDENHAUER and Coach BOB LOWERY. I learned band leader JOHN HINES was nominated for band leader of the year, but that SAM GONZALES was also in the running. From there I went to see DON GOLDSMITH, the used car dealer and his secretary, DONNA CALLAHAN. While talking, in walked BOB CASIDY, his rival, to trade cars. Saying goodbye I ran into SUZY KORB back from Germany. On Sunday BOB ANACKER gave a sermon and CHARLENE PAULSON sang a solo in church. I then took the plane for Chicago. The first person I saw was GLADYS EDWARDS going on a homemaking tour. Then I saw CAROL SANDER, secretary for an insurance agency run by KAREN SPEICH. Having lunch, I saw DARRELL MARTIN and JIM PARMA, the 2 Naval Reserve Training instructors. They said Ihad missed seeing Admirals, PAUL FORESMAN and RICH CHRISTOPHERSEN. I also saw SHERRIE YORK and LYLA WICKS who were secretaries in Chicago. Later Iran into VAUGHNA LISTENBEE and MARY GASKINS, both happily married. At the hotel I ran into SANDY MARTINGILIO, National YWCA Director. At the show we saw usher NORM CHRISTOPHERSON, and in the crowd were KEITH COOK, SPENCER CRUSE, and IOHN SCHULTZ. We all went to Hanson's Inferno, owned by BOB HANSON. There we saw Miss Chicago, JOANNE MICKEY. On the way back policeman RICKIE LOCKHART stopped our car and said to slow down. The next day I saw TERRY MEYER and DENNIS NICOLLS on their break from IBM Company. RICH WARDMAN was the editor of the news- paper I later visited. Going back to South Beloit, I found LINDA LOGAN and MARGARET SLABACK on the train. Getting back we went to Brignolo's, the former White's, now SUSIE BRIGNOLO'S where we saw ALLETHA DAPRON and JOYCE EAGO who told us that DOROTHY LEVERSON was living in Rockford. While there we saw the President of the Chevy Plant, EUGENE DAVIS drive by. Back home again, I found 2 letters from California--one from SHIRLEY BECKUS and one from LOIS MARKIN. They both said they like married life. Well, Mom, it is now late and I have to go to work tomorrow so I have to say goodbye for now. Diane JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS MOST JUNIOR BOY Jim Burns Kennedy, Sec., R. Eucker, V. Pres., J. Burns, Pres., M. Laurseu Tres MOST I UNIOR GIRL Mary Kay Laursen UNIORS L. DuPree, R. Burns, A. Fazel, B. Streeter, J. Alwes, M. Laursen, S. Chambers, J. Nalan, L. Margis, J. Wells Row 21 P. Partlow, S. Drew, C. Cooper, C. Gaffey, H. Carter, J. Cook, B. Olson, D. Womack, J. Daniels, L DeFalco, A. Mead. Row 3: H. Liendecker, G. Winsor, F. West, M. Witte, R. Mickey, A. Askew, G. Glaser, J Davis, J. Burns, R. Hare. Row 1, R to L: M. Hirst, D. Schrupp, M. Guetchow, C. Kennedy, D. Toti, M. Barraco, L. Bauer, C. Rassmussen C. Givens, B. Crosby, P. Gustina, K. Fischer, S. Olds, L. Jackson, N. Gordon, N. Betts. Row 2: A. Milheam, J Pavelich, H. Pawlowitz, R. Pettit, M. Fischer, D. Siler, R. Eucker, S. Pizzaloto, J. Woffard, J. Parma, M. Hunt G. Weldon, R. Hereford, J. Perry, H. Savage. Row 3: M. Udell, K. Charnplin, R. Anderson, J. Guetchow, T West, D. Eibergen, D. Hayward, J. Johnson, S. Johnson, G. Aspland, G. Bond, E. Behm, C. Diaz, J. Guetchow 'zffergwm-f X U, ,f4.,,s f- wg , if M .. -rx ' ' ' yi-1, -:pg-iiifw f ' gwggfiggw i , .ig 5. 15- iz Q-,I sa . . 352 ,.,. iw, H K 2 11' w w ,3g,.f5,ff. VM iw .,, f. ww- ,V - 5 www V- ,' . .- . -. ,.,,w, , ,,,. MM M ..,. Q 2 Q gg. if 1 Qi 5 f f fd Q gm H1 g gg me ,Sy 3 ffafiiifwak, Ed ig 85? f 5 .,,,f .. W- ' .vm 4. . qf:..,:q .4 Wi i ,. . , - A vi. n V ,g -,5 f?2a? Q . QL,gg.Z1i'1f ' ' wiwla w , ' S fszufsigf .I L L - fif if a 1 W R SW my A Eg , ,, . X tggxm Y gig A 2 A , if, if 4 31, , . . k 5 S K .. Wg xi 2 E523 1 I S ? , ' ' .r+- Q .wi fi: g'r4Ef, :J -gb - f W ' ,S , 33 - V 2 , Q 5 ff Y r' 11 g , A . 5 r Q . Agi fbig 'Lfw'S7f5 ' fe wifi .Q M Qffifv 2 Q Q'?:g,A-an fi 'NF1 'E W- ' ' '- ff Q- 2 - P ve M, H' 16,0 F-JRR' , S- 1, :P . ng . Q X 1. K, .1 r 4 , , 1 J. fs V if, ' -iw'-' Q plug 1 f SOPHOMURE CLASS OFFICER ...fi D. Millheam, V. Pres., T. Brady, Sec., K. VanLandeghern, Pres., D. Schrupp, Tres. UPHUMCRE CLASS L. Rabuck, D. Schnurr, C. Vannucci, A. Yale, R. LaBarre, C. Givens, G. Brooks, A. Pawlowitz, D. Clark, C Conners, L. Wilson. Row 2: K. Hereford, N. Streeter, K. Pumilia, K. Shipler, E. Anderson, M. Austin, T. Brady I. Grandeffo, J. Ambrose, D. Donehue, C. Fish, R. White. Row 3: W. Hyler, D. Cunningham, R. Pago, D Brockwell, D. Shipler, D. Dorris, R. Prielipp, K. VanLandeghem, M. Scott, M. Langkamp, W. Perry. SUPHU ORES Row 1, L to R: C. Schick, I. Stirts, R. Reese, M. Savage, E. Bryson, I. Prindle, P. Pettit, C. Garber, C. Burton. Row 2: G. Strasser, J. Dupree, S. Mason, M. Smithson, D. Baldwin, A. DaPron, A. Ulven, D. Millheam, C. Shain, R. Hannawell. Row 3: D. Cruse, N. Nalan, F. Bruschi, A. Goldworthy, D. Shrupp, D. Cunningham, R. Blunk, N. York, R. Gander, C. Lucchesi. Row 1, Lto R: J. Ambrose, C. Natale, M. Fitzgerald, K. Harris, L. Larson, L. Martingilio, C. Slaback, E. York C. Olds, C. Pounds. Row 2: K. Prindle, D. Carr, I. McMahon, B. Martin, C. Barber, C. McHone, D. Cooper, B Genna, J. Wilson, E. Hawkins. Row 3: D. Anderson, G. Geer, L. Mitchell, D. William, D. Bliss, D. Marinelli R. Cornell, D. Howard, R. Pettit, R. Woffard. 41255 i A- rfryfg 5 aka S my , gpm f i K3 Q is J 33 3 QS x sf Q i :fnmifg K -:wwf - if mg, , L. ,, ..g.L.,,w,1,, Qagzw., .,,.., :. . as L. :. ,.. , F, f I I 3221! - KL?-iL,'fi :X f K ,Z Hy: Y mfx X , I K ,M wwf f-fwz ,,- s FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICER J, Stafford, Pres., M. Keegan, V. Pres., K. Hodges, Sec., K. Gisleson, Tres. Row 1, L to R: K. Walters, D. Pospischil, L. Laursen, J. Drew, L. Lathrop, I. Mclntyre, E. Runyon, E. Mitchell, K. Fitzgerald, M. Berg, L. Stimps, D. Stiener. Row 2: R. Fisher, C. Carr, D. Drost, B. Cruse, J. Stafford, I. Wilson, L. Schmoldt, S. Schoonover, K. Baily, I. Makinen, D. Hanson, D. Gander, D. Callahan, L. Larson. Row 3: J. Gander, I. Hankins, I. West, H. Smith, Y. Whitt, A. Passon, J. Johnson, L. Schultz, I. Jackson, J. Gaffey, D. York, R. Scott, J. MacNees, I. Cutchins. FREH E Row 1, L to R: D. King, D. King, J. Bates, D. Meyers, S, Hereford, I. Davis, M. Cunningham, I. Windsor, I. Wood, K. Meiborg. Row 2: S. Garber, V. Clipping, G. Maybee, M. Miller, H. Wilson, N. Wood, D. Pounds, P.. Barbera, S. Thomas, D. Callahan. Row 3: T. Straight, E. Howard, P. White, R. Windsor, S. White, D. Laird, R. Stimps, G. Gonzales, I. Butchart. Row 1, L to R: L. Prindle, B. Fisher, D. Jones, S. Northrup, M. Moore, C. Martin, T. Pavelich, E. Bennington L. Lipinski, I. Larson, K. Johnson, M. Walmer. Row 2: L. Askew, L. Dever, S. Peterson, K. Hodges, K. Gisleson C. Nicolai, J. Johnson, T. Sparks, R. Mitchell, L. Cullins, M. Keegan. Row 3: D. Shrupp, G. Baptist, D. Nel- son, R. Lindecker, R. Repta, G. Martin, M. Palubinski, D. Hanson, E. Windsor, L. Darwin, S. Ruppert, B. Fuhr T 1 1 HX' uf: SENIORS AND ONGS CHERYL ADLEMAN . . ORVILLE ALWES . . . SUSIE AMEIGH . BOB ANACKER . NICK ANASTASI . SHIRLEY BECKUS . . SUZY BRIGNOLO . BRUCE BUCKNER . . DONNA CALLAHAN . . BOB CASIDAY ..... MARY ANN CHIPS . . . RICH CHRISTOPHERSEN . NORM CHRISTOPHERSON KEITH COOK ...... SPENCER CRUSE . . ALLETHA DAPRON . ROBERT DAVIS . ROY DEVER .... ED D'HANIS ..... GLADYS EDWARDS . . JOYCE FAGO ..... PAUL FORESMAN . . DON GOLDSMITH . . SAM GONZALES. . BOB HANSON . . KAYE HILL . . JOHN HINES . . SUSIE KORB . . LYNN LARSEN .... DORTHY LEVERSON . . HENRY LIPINSKI ..... VAUGHNIE LISTENBEE . RICKIE LOCKHART . . . LINDA LOGAN. . . BOB LOWERY. . LOIS MARKIN .... DARRELL MARTIN . . . MAUREEN MARTINEZ . . SANDY MARTINGILIO. . TERRY MEYER ..... IOANNE MICKEY .... CHERYL MOLDENHAUER. DENNY NICOLLS .... PHYLLIS OSEN . . ,TIM PARMA ...... CHARLENE PAULSON . . EARL PERKINS ..... FRED PETTIT . . She's Got Everything Breaking Up is Hard to Do It's All In the Game The Matador Yesterday and You Drag City Runaround Sue Long Tall Texan Donna the Prima Donna I-Ie's So Fine Kansas City Go Away Little Girl Poetry In Motion Monsters Holiday Busted Man's Temptation Cross Fire Time Are You Lonesome Tonight This Is All I Ask Walking a Dog Wives and Lovers Devil in Disguise It's Iudy's Turn to Cry Little Drummer Boy Bust Out Down the Aisle Wipe Out P. S. I Love You I Will Follow Him She's a Fool Living a Lie Sugar Shack I'm Afraid to Go Home Painted Tainted Rose Be True to your School Wonderful Summer Tie Me Kangaroo Down Sport You Can Never Stop Me Loving You Quarter Till Three Shy Guy Soldier Boy S. P. C. L. G. Hello Maudah, Hello Fatha Dominique Hey Baby Blowing In the Wind Duke of Earl Rev-Up DON PETRICK. . . CAROL SANDER .... JOHN SCHULTZ .... MARGARET SLABACK. KAREN SPEICH .... DIANE VERONI . . LYLA WICKS .... RICH WARDMAN . . RICHARD YORK . . . SHERRIE YORK . . . RICH ZARNSDORF. . . JUDY ALWES . . . RON ANDERSON. . . ANDREW ASKEW . . GEORGE ASPLAND . . MARRIANNA BARRACO ELROY BEI-IM ..... NORA BETTS . . GARY BOND . . JIM BURNS . . . RHODA BURNS . . HATTIE CARTER . . . SANDY CHAMBERS . . KEN CHAMPLIN .... CAROL COOPER. . . JUDY DANIELS . . JOHN DAVIS .... LAURA DEFALCO . . CHESTER DIAZ . . . JOHN DIMMICK. . . SHIRLEY DREW . . LINDA DUPREE . . DON EIBERGEN . . RAY EUCKER . . ALETA FAZEL. . . KATHY FISCHER . . MERLE FISHER .... PEE WEE GAFFEY . . . CINDY GIVENS . . . GARY GLASER .... NATALIE GORDON . . JERRY GUETCHOW . . JIM GUETCHOW. . . MARY GUETCHOW . . vu . Hopeless . Yakety Yao . I Got a Woman . Easier Said Than Done . For You . Have You Heard . Walk Right In . Telstar . True Love Never Runs Smooth H . Sherrie . Walk Right Back UNIORS AND SONGS . Dumbhead . He's A Rebel . Hey Lover n . Santa Claus Is Watching You Green Green . Don't Make Me Over n . What's Easy For Two . What Kind of Fool Am I . Part Time LoVe . Stranger On the Shore . Wiggle Wobble . The Night Has a 1000 Eyes . Can I Get a Witness . For Your Precious Love vv . My Coloring Book . Big Bad John n n nv I . When the Lovelights Start Shining . A Walking Miracle . Johnny Angel . Drip Drop n . Anyone Else . Trouble Is my Middle Name . Watermelon Man . Talk to Me . Whispering . Talk Back Trembling Lips . Daisy Petal Picking . The Impossible Happened . The Kind of Boy You Can't Forget . Wild Weekend Wham . Let Me Be . Stew Ball PAT GUSTINA. . . GUS GUSTINA. . . KEN HANSON . . ROBBIE HARE . . DON HAYWARD. . RAY HEREFORD . . MARY HIRST . . MIKE HUNT .... LINDA JACKSON . . JIM JOHNSON . . . STEVE JOHNSON . . CHERYL KENNEDY . MARY KAY LAURSEN HENRY LEINDECKER LYLA MARGIS .... ANITA MEAD . . . DICK MICKEY .... ARLENE MILLHEAM . JUDY NALAN . . STEPH OLDS . . BARB OLSON . . JOE PARMA . . . PEG PARTLOW . . . JACK PAVELICH . . HARRY PAWLOWITZ. JAMES PERRY .... BOB PETTIT .... STEVE PIZZOLATO . CINDY RASSMUSSEN HOWARD SAVAGE . DIANE SCHRUPP. . . DICK SILER . . . BEV STREETER . . PETE SWANSON. . . DONDA TOTI . . MIKE UDELL . . FRANK WEST . . TOM WEST . . ANN WILSON . . . GERALD WINSOR . . MIKE WHITTE . . JIM WOLFFARD . . . DIANA WOMACK . . TOM WOOD. . . DAVID WOODY . . . You Don't Own Me Gear Stripper The Lion Sleeps Tonight Some Kind of Fun Walk Like A Man Girls Grow Up Faster Than Boys Do Remember Then Big Boss Man Elephant Walk Let's Dance Be My Baby Candy Girl Your Teenage Dream Ifl Had A Hammer I Want To Be Loved He's Mine Saturday Night Make the World Go Away A Bit of Soul As Usual Little Town Flirt Down At Papa Ioe's Zip-A-Dee-Doo-Dah Fools Rush In There, l've Said It Again The Goril1a Hey Lonely One I Wish You Love What To Do With Laurie Don't Think Twice Wonderful Wonderful Mean Woman Blues n Rumors Desert Pete Sooner Or Later Don't Think Twice, lt's Alright Corning In the Back Door Let's Go Honolulu Lulu The Lonely Bull From The Bottom of My Heart Trouble ln Mind Please Don't Talk To the Lifeguard I Wanna Be Around Wild One ORGANIZATIONS EDITOR K. Speich ADVISOR BLACKHAWK STAFF Mr. Hutten Row 1: M. Laursen, K. Speich, C. Adleman, D. York, S. Chambers, C. Kennedy, D. Veroni P. Gustina, M. Chips. Row 2: D. Callhan, C. Gaffey, S. Drew, I. Pavelich, B. Auacker, S Pizzolato, O. Alwes, C. Sanders, S. Ameigh. BLACKHAWK STAFF O. Alwes, P. Gusfina, D. York, M. S. Drew, C. Adleman, S. Ameigh, Chips, S. Pizzolato C. Gaffey ASSISTANT EDITOR Sandy Chambers SENIORS 85 INTRODUCTION ADVERTISEMENT GOOD WORK MAKES PROGRESS C. Kennedy, C. Sanders, D. I. Pavelich, D- Callahan Veroni, M. K. Laursen Anacker Row 1, L to R: C. Rasrnussen, L. Bauer, T. Pavelich, D. Callahan, S. Ameigh, S. Brignolo, S. York, D. Womack, M Barraco, K. Purnilia. Row 2: Mr. Jett, R. Siler, D. Anderson, C. Sander, B. Olson, K. Gisleson, M. Guetschow, S Martingilio, C. Moldenhauer, E. D'Hanis, D. Petrick, D. Martin. TOMAHAWK OFFICERS Sandy Martingilio - Editor Barb Olson - Assistant Editor Eddie D'Hanis - Sports Darrell Martin - Business Manager 56 FUTURE BUSINESS Qgsgwm Row 1: B. Olson, K. Speich, Adv. Mr. Palmer, D. Veroni. FUTURE BU INESS LEADER Row 1: D. Schrupp, L. Garber, B. Olson, K. Speich, Mr. Palmer, D. Veroni, M. Martinez,J Alwes, L. Markin. Row 2: F. Pettit, T. West, W. Hyler, S. White, S. Drew, H. Carter, A DaPron K. Lischer, C Sander QUILL AND SCROLL Row 1: L. Gordon, L. Coots. Row 2: C. Kidd, L. Bloyer, G. Olson. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Row 1: D. Veroni, I. Fazel, L. Reimer, K. Hill, S. Martingillio. Row 2: C. Moldenhauer, C. Sander, V. Olson, C. Kidd Row 3: E. D'Hanis, L. Gordon, L. Wicks, L. Coots. LATI CLUB l Row 1: L. Lipinski, M. Berg, I. McIntyre, I. Davis, D. Baldwin, C. Kennedy, N. Gordon, D. Toti, C. Natale R. Burns, C. .O1ds, C. Fish, A. Mead. Row 2: Mrs. Phillips, S. Olds, K. Hodges, K. Fisher, C. Aldeman, K Speich, S. Chambers, P. Barbera, K. Bailey, C. Martin, T. Pavelich, K. Gisleson. Row 3: N. Wood, D Callahan, I. Wilson, D. Hanson, C. Cooper, M. Laursen, L. Larson, S. Brignolo, P. Partlow, J. Gates, L Laursen, L. Stimps. Row 4: A. Askew, R. Linedecker, R. Eucker, G. Windsor, S. Pizzalato, H. Smith,I Baptist, L. Askew, M. Keegan, R. Prielipp. Row 1: S. Brignolo, D. Schnurr, N. Gordon, L. DuPree, M. Laursen, K. Shipler, D. Carr, P. Osen, C. Shick, C. Vannucci. Row 2: B. Fischer, S. Larson, C. Adleman, R. Reese, K. Conner, H. Carter, D. Cooper, C. Cooper, T. Brady, D. Womack, C. Burton, K. Walters, S. Northrup. Row 3: G. Glaser, B. Hanson, G. Winsor, C. Diaz. H FUT RE Row 1: E. York, D. Leverson, L. Markin, C. Sanders, I. Pago, J. Nalen, D. Callahan. Row 2: L Margis, L. Larson, S. Chambers, M. Guetschow, M. Hirst, J. Grandeffo, D. Veroni. FUTURE Row l: D. Toti, M. K. Laursen, D. Womack, C. Olds, C. Adlernan, C. Kennedy. Row 2: J. Baptist, L. Askew, H. Carter, P. Partlow, I. Wilson, R. Siler, M. Keegan. STUDENT COUNCIL Row 1: J. Burns, R. Anacker, S. Gonzales. Row 2: E. York, S.. Chambers, H. Pawlowitz, K. VanLandeghem M. Miller, J. Stafford, C. Martin. IKHXHIGUARD Row 1: C. Gaffey, S. Drew. Row 2: C. Barber, P. Partlow. Row 3: L. Larson, I. Wells. CHORUS Row 1: L. Margis, D. Mclntyre, D. King, R. Siler, Mr. Krzyaniak, I. Macklin, D. Carr, P. Osen, T Wilson. Row 2: R. Turman, C. Gaffey, K. Johnson, L. Rabuck, S. Schick, K. Connors, D. Donehue I. Wells, L. Larson, P. Petitt, S. Thomas, J. Drew, E. Bennington. BAD , , Huawei bn-and Front: S. Korb, I. Pavelich, N. Christopher, G. Weldon, I. Wilson, C. Gaffey, I. Hines, T. Pavelich, K Fitzgerald, S. Schonover, C. Martin, J. Stafford, S. Gonzales, V. Listenbee, L. Cullins, D. Martin, J. John- son, G. Ingram, D. Bliss, D. Pospischil, D. Siler, A. Milheam, K. Fischer, D. Womack, M. Guetchow, J. DuPree, M. Baracco, I. Larsen, S. Olds, Mr. Kzryzaniak, J. Wells, P. Partlow, S. Drew, C. Gaffey, C. Bar- bar, L. Larsen. .A.A. i Row 1: E. York, C. Olds, C. Vannucci, C. Natale, S. Hereford, L. Margis, K. Hidges, K. Fitzgerald, L Lipinski, M. Berg, C. Martin, S. Brignolo. Row 2: S. Ameigh, C. Moldenhouer, V. Listenbee, S. Chambers D. Callahan, T. Pavelich, S. Peterson, L. Markin, T. Brady, C. Gaffey. Row 3: C. Adleman, D. Leverson C. Sanders, K. Shipler, I. Wilson, C. Pounds, L. Martingilio, D. Womack, D. Cooper, P. Partlow, D Pospischil, K. Gisleson, S. Drew, D. Veroni. Row 1: S. Brignolo, C. Adleman, D. Veroni, S. Ameigh, C. Gaffey, S. Drew, C. Sanders, D. Leverson. ENIOR Y-TEENS Row 1, Left to right: M. Chips, L. Larsen, C. Paulson. Row 2: L. Logan, D. Callahan, C. Sander, C. Mouldenhauer S. Martingilio. L Y-TEEN OFFICERS Lynn Larsen - Treasurer Carol Sander - Secretary Sandra Martingilio - President J U IOR Y-TEENS Row l: R. Burns, M. A. I-Iirst, C. Kennedy, I. Wells, S. Drew, L. Margis, A. Fazel, D. Tori. Row 2: S. Chambers, H. Carter, M. K. Laursen, C. Cooper, B. Olsen, C. Gaffey, D. Wornick, N. Gor- don, M. L. Guetschow, L. Jackson, K. Fisher. OPH. Y-TEENS Row 1: D. York, C. Olds, C. Vannucci, T. Brady, C. Pounds, L. Larsen. Row 2: L. Martingillio, J. Wilson, C. Barber, K. Shipler, D. Clark, D. Cooper, R. Reese, D. Carr. OFFICERS .. . 1, Q11 15 N 1 : V' -,: ',:'--.',- - ,. 4:.,w,w-1 A:': ,. Y - Mr. Curran D. York B. Anacker O. Alwes Advisor President Secretary V, President Row 1: D. Martin, D. Marinelli, J. Davis, R. York, I. Schultz, J. Pavelich. Row 2: G. Glaser, N. Anastasi, B. Lowery, D. Shipler, K. Hereford, H. Leindecker, O. Alwes, S. Pizzo- lato, I. Johnson, D. Schrupp. Row 3: G. Windsor, M. Witt, J. Wofford, D. Petrick, E. Perkin, H. Pawlowitz, B. Anacker, E. D'Hanis, R. Prielipp, F. Petitt. In B f M1 S C. Coo I C. Adleman CHEERLEADERS VARSITY GROUP Row 1: S. Chambers, C. Adleman, Capt., B. Olsen. Row 2: K. Speich, S. Ameigh. Row 3: C. Cooper , ,L , K ' 45:1 . 'J '--'- 4 ffazz:-z :xl J S - 2' -'17Tg3Kfl?i55i25' ' ' 1 W W 9 lz?f!i-214' f,li??ifi2if 1 'Y , . 7 7 wfililf' tiff: . J 1 -if-f -. 1 iifyfiw, liifiseiit I i D. Steiner K. Gislesou J U IUR ARSITY Row 1: K. Shipler. Row 2: D. Steiner, T. Pavelich . Row 3: K. Gistleson. wnxwzfww :www gpm Q-fzf-: 1. . :-- ,aw D N , Qgzigyt f Q if :f4't,,fMa:g?.,jsitgfkz ' ISSJ iii ,t:, :..,-, . - , Ts. XJ ' ' ,. ' f' T1 .': : Z'Hf. HIM f f . 1 fwi si saeifitgitix ' vf.s2t,g V tg.: V . ' T' - Wi?f 5Z?i?f2:ZtS .f . 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Baptist, L Askew, B. Cruse, R. White, H. Savage. 4 C0 wo HOMECOMING QUEEN Mary Kay Laursen SWEETHEART BALL QUEEN Sandy Martingilio PRUM QUEEN TRACK QUEEN . ?vl '4u19f'4 .,.--WS' ' F .fm - d f-, .,. . 'J' ,-.wr ' 'lin A? 4 ,MQ 4. 67' r. 5 Q. I :' . -f:.'fW- M.. fl M., -- 521' ,...-.MM . , gb,-: ' . H - 2'-. if ' E' .V W. E3 1, , Q ff' ini if 6.1 5 fix H. 1, .f 5,3 ,Q 4 ., Y 1-.V , ,,w1 ' ...Xf- '7si.q.,::...-.-' , -. ,hw ' They're Ready For The Big Game Begins! 'ff f ' ' Uf 1 ::.,- 1' . . N - Ii-:ith I Q '..1 '-2.5 if ,. Q vm, g i vw: ' '. ' I . .' X' - , A uc 4 151' 1., ,M Ee 7' . . J 'WWQLO N ... . SENIORS--1ST PLACE '1 . ' T5 .- g - - ' ' . V1mfu.wy,'? 1,, ' . m. ' mm.m H we ' 'NK. all 't l' .f .J'E.'N U' -.. 'll .' 9'.. ,d' I .- fn ' 5.11 M,'!'1'1, Q .ggi P' z., , ,21 ,1 - .f ' ' 1 . . N! Q3:iJ?m. ' --I' 6. Homecoming! ' 15 'ixz ., ijt ' - ir ':'!?! f' ' xg, fEZg:,!3m,..,.:a: -fu' V ' A -' x vzxf fp- H 1 ' ' f . 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' , v, 2 e. ' - ' Dance Everybody! J ,. I Everyone in step QQ! if N31--A ,af fy' ZR, y-ff? fx f ' Riga . 1.73 w t xx 4 'f-1' 3- Sure 15 Crowded, W A : s4P ' Gee I M gCTlIlHg Illfed. - Nw- -4 .-,, v-Q, M V CO-CAPTAINS BOB LOWERY AND BOB ANACKER WITH QUEEN ? JUNIOR-SENIOR PRUM Q! W 'GEVENING IN PARISM EVENING IN PARIS Mary Ann Ciarpaglini Orville Alwes Kaye Hill Bob Hanson Cheryl Adleman Bob Auacker Karen Speich-Queen Sam Gonzales-King Court of Honor X I Sure Hope It Fits! We Crown Thee Queen Karen! f , sg, tif! '5 1 X An Event To Remember! Wonrt You Join US? 4139 ATHLETIC DIRECTOR--Mr. Curran E Competition is the basis of every thing we do in life. We all compete at one time or another, whether it be at games, in class, or in adult life. Athletics in high school serves as a learning situation to help meet this competitiong to win, if we can, as a championg to lose, if we need be, not willingly, but critically, with an intention of improvement. Participation in athletics helps to teach the responsibility that is nec- essary in a competitive society. VARSITY FOOTBALL MANAGERS Nick Anastasi Larry Schultz Mr. Maloney Mr. Toman and Mr. Palmer 1 COACH ASSISTANT COACHES Bob Lowery A11 Conference Little All State Dick Mickey V Bob Anacker ALL CONFERENCE Robbie Hare Dave Cruse Orville Alwes Dennis Nichols Dennis Shipler Y - i as John Davis RObCTt Davis Eddie D'Hauis Dick York Gary Glaser Henry Leindecker Ray Cornell Larry Collins MANAGER John Shultz Fred Petitt -, Q ii Ken Hereford Ken Vanlandigan Gerald Windsor Mike Witte Jim Burns 12 J Bob Lowery Fred Pettit Bob Anacker Edward D 'Hanis Eugene Davis Don Petrick John Davis Denms Shlpler I im Burns Ken Hereford Jack Pavelich Gary Glaser BASEB LL L-R, Top Row: H. Leindecker, G. Giersdorf, B. Chips, L. Coots, K. Chamberlain, Coach Groves. Bottom Row: S. Pizzalota, D. York, G. Glaser, R. Larson, D. Mar- inelli, R. Herford, Mgr. Lipinski. TRACK Top Row: L. Wicks, D. Petrick, L. Gordon, G. Windsor, W. Welter, E. D'Hanis, B Anacker, H. Pawlowitz, R. Prelipp. Middle Row: S. Cartwright, R. Davis, J. Wof- fard, B. Lowery, D. Schrupp, R. Pettitt, D. Cruse, R. Anderson. Bottom Row: H Savage, W. Perry, K. Hereford, J. Schultz, J. Pavelich, R. Seiler, Coach Hoey. ' l ' l! 1 I i ! 1 1 ' N X f SW' az .1 xi 159'-YSVSQEE .Mmm id i 'Nutr' wJ M15 bis, w QS 5 Q31 Q 4? Congratulations to Clas s of 19 64 HlRTH'S Luggage - Sports - Gifts 439 E. Grand Ave. Beloit, Wisconsin BELOIT TOY CENTER 143 West Grand Ave. Beloit, Wisconsin The only complete discount toy and hobby store in the greater Beloit area Phone EM 2-9061 BELOIT FOUNDRY STRASBURG LUMBER AND FUEL COMPANY Deep Rock Fuel Oil- Gasoline Quality Building Materials RCA and GE Television and Stereo So. Beloit, Phone: DU 9- 2244 Quality Coals General Electric and Maytag Appliances Feeders Air Conditioning Illinois 214 Blackhawk Blvd . DUNNlCK'S Mel Evenson- Gerry Goodwin Floyd Dunnick For Men's Wear At the Bridge Beloit, Wisc. MEADOW GOLD Dairy Products Wright, Wagner Dairy Beatrice Foods Co. FINGER PHARMACY PRESCRIPTION SPECIALIS TS 551 W. Grand Ave. At 8th Street EM. 2.-6939 Beloit, Wis CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 64 ADLEMAN'S HEATING SYSTEM , BOWL WHERE YOU SEE THE 'mnmc rmuc-te CENTURY SUPER MARKET GROCERIES - FRESH MEATS VEGETABLES 8:00 a.m. - 9:00 p.m. WEEKDAYS 8:00 a.m. 7:00 p.m. SAT. 8:00 a.rn. 6:00 p.m. SUN. SAM at VITO SALIDINO PROP. KRUEGER SPORT SHOP MACGREGOR Kr SPALDING SPORTING GOODS 426 Pleasant St. EM. Z-6827 Beloit, WSIS. CITY BAKERY We feature a complete line of Cakes, Cookies, Pasteries Breads, Rolls, and Donuts EM. Z-4335 555 W. Grand Ave. Compliments of DEWEY'S MOBILE SERVICE 326 Blackhawk Blvd. Phone 9-3032 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1964 SOUTH BELOIT AMERICAN LEGION HOLTZ HIRST POST 288 D Nl l aa 1 5 3 N yi Compliments of YAGLAS' Camera, Radio 8: TV Beloit, Wisconsin BREDESEN'S Beloit' s Most Inter e sting Store 433-435 East Grand Avenue Congratulations Class of 1964 MCN EANY'S Beloit, Wisconsin Congratulations Clas s of 19 64 NIELSEN OIL SERVICE DU 9-9928 315 Blackhawk Blvd. OLSEN CONROY 81 CO. Lane Cedar Chests Furniture Bedding Floor Coverings Phone Emerson Z-7232 619 Fourth Street Beloit, Wisconsin Harry M. Conroy James M. Runge WARNER ELECTRIC Brake 8: Clutch Co. Beloit, Wisconsin U. S. A. Best Wishes Class of 1964 GENE'S STANDARD SERVICE Phone DU 9-9933 1035 Blackhawk South Beloit, Illinois CONGRATULATIONS To the Class of '63 --Visit our Young World a teen department designed especially for you-- CHESTER'S Your Friendly Store of Quality , .L..LQ-2-Q51 F lrst Savmgs M ,M X - - A to Z! 62 Loan Association, eff X 640 BLACKHAWK BLVD. DU. 9-3451 SOUTH BELOIT, ILLINOIS ,, ,. . . 2 f - V ' ' ' L? 5 - ' -f- A fig ' -5 . fi A4 jk, IL, 5 ,R-j 1- ' L. I -e3f,.f . -, f if--:LW i M 441' X ef---n as ff f ' 1 'X S ff E . . . H0 A growing Institution 39 Mfg . . Q In a growing Community E tr.. 92165 4' I 1 Szaa:fz:.'e:G42 ,3- Earn With Us While You Save With US. f SYSX Q, sLu'o,ooo 5 ff coxvv GLEN PATRICK Real Estate Telephone EM 5-3353 Say it with Flower s I nsurance BELOIT FLORAL 709 Blackhawk South Beloit 321 State St. Beloit, Wisc Complete Building Service Congratulations Class of 6-4 TE D SHAW JEWELER BELOIT LUMBER 8g FUEL COMPANY 108 State St. Beloit, Wisc. EM 5-5535 Congratulations To The Clas s of 1964 FREEMAN SHOE CORPORATION BELOIT, WISCONSIN PIERCE AGENCY ANDY'S HI-WAY MARKET 520 Blackhawk Blvd. Andy Sheldon' Prop so. Beloit, Ill. 919 East Gardner Street Phone: DUnkirk 9-1578 Complete Insurance Service South Beloit In DU-9-1331 Fresh Fruits, Meats, at Groceries Insure to be Sure Be Sure to Insure With SCHEIBEL INSURANCE COMPANY C. E. F. Scheibel Russell G. Scheibel Insurance for Every Need Licensed in Illinois and Wisconsin All Forms of Insurance--Notary--Auto Licenses--Bonds Wheeler Avenue and Lathrop Terrace DUnkirk 9-2324 South Beloit, Illinois Complime nt s of SOUTH BELOW EMANUAL THE FLoRlsT Say it with Flowers Liquor Store 903 E. Grand Avenue Phone 5-5362 South Beloit, Illinois Compliments of PERKIN'S TAVERN Prop. - Marie Townsend Best Wishes from RUZECK'S PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY 315 State St. Beloit SAUERS PAINT 81 WALLPAPER COMPANY Phone EM 5-8200 314 State St., Beloit, Wisc. Gloss, Artist's Materials Wallpaper and Picture Framing Over 300 Colors Available Only U. S. Choice Meats Choice Fruits and Vegetables Quality Groceries BONNIE BEE Super Food Market 425 Broad St. Beloit, Wisc Congratulations To The Class of 1964 LAURSEN'S TRAILER COURT 226 So. Townline Road Congratulations Clas s of 64 BOULEVARD JEWELRY Congratulations PATE'S INCORPORATED South Beloit Best Wishes Class of 1964 BELOIT CLEANERS 410 Broad Street Beloit, Wisconsin Phone - 2-4051 Congratulations And Best Wishes To The Senior Class Of 1964 IVAN BAUCOM, AIA Architect Heating Plumbing Electrical Appliance s QUIGLEY-SMART INC. 1344 Madison Road Phone: EMerson 5-6688 STEWART'S GROCERY Groceries - oleomargarine Dairy Products Open 9:00 A. M. - 9:00 P. M. Daily Congratulations Clas s of 64 JOHNSON'S SPORT 8K CYCLE SHOP Raleigh 8: Schwinn Bicycles Hunting Sz Fishing Supplies Beloit, Wisconsin 614 Fourth Street Phone EM 5-5341 C ongratulations Clas s of 19 64 For Quality Ladies Ready-to- Wear Visit CHAPMAN'S 416 E. Grand - 130 W. Grand Congratulations Clas s of 19 64 CONTINENTAL TAVERN 440 Gardner DU 9-9944 BEAN'S SHOE SERVICE 227 State Street Shoes and shoe repairing for men and boys Shops in Rockford and Beloit DONER'S MARKET South Beloit, Illinois Open Sundays and Holidays If I 1' Congratulations Class of '64 302. Shirland Avenue So. Beloit, Illinois Phone DU 9-3011 Your Annual Photographer SHARPE'S STUDIO FOX'S SUPER VALU MARKETS 20150. 8th St. -- 1337 Park A Q, GREATEST STORES IN THE WHOLE WIDE WORLD ll Ve. -g 3 i 1 3 I MCMAHON SHELL SERVICE Tires-Batterie s-Accessories Pop- Candy- -Ice Cream 12.46 Blackhawk Blvd. So. Beloit, Illinois CONGRATULATIONS Class of 1964 STATE LINE LIQUOR STORE Props. 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