St Charles High School - Halo Yearbook (St Charles, IL)

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lstfx ve topl Alternates Randy Wright, left, and Bob Jones, right, look on as .rloff gets a hearty shake and congrats. The purpose for Boys State is arn more about government and how it works. Also, an attemptlis at running one's own government. lAboveJ Senior Ron Cinkus awaits aditional congrats and handshake as he is awarded the S300 Mike Vlilt Key Scholarship. Karl Asplund Memorial Scholarship Joe Gaffney Athlete of the Year ..... Roger Berg .... Dennis Warford Ann DeVilbiss St. Charles Sports Boosters' Award ... .... Dennis Warford National Honor Society Scholarship ... Re Matalonis . . . . Laurie Harris Nose for News Award ................. ......... A l Cada Directors Scholarship .................. ... Debbie Bednarz James Eastman Memorial Scholarships ...... Ron Brown Jody Donnelly SAR Award .......................... ....... J ohn Morlock DAR Award .....,...... ........... J ulie Payne National Merit Finalist English Awards: Creative Writing .... Speech ....................... Margaret Deliberti ...Brenda Fleming ...Chris Thomas Drama A ......................... ............ ....... T i m Rhodes Journalism Award ......................................... Al Cada Creative Writing Contest Awards: Poetry ............. Scott Stevenson iJr.!Sr.l, Janet Wilcox qFr.!Soph.l Short Story ......... Andy Bullen lJr.!Sr.l, Caroline Woidat iFr.!Soph.l Essay .................................................. Julie Sweet Honorable Mentions: Jeff Dhont Heidi Green Drew Davis SCEA Scholarship ..............., Russel Reid Memorial Scholarship .. Women's Auxiliary Scholarships: Vern Francissen Ann Ramont Jody Donnelly Laurie Hessing American Field Service Scholarships: Pam Harvie Becky Jessop Vetreans of Foreign Wars Awards: Bob Swain - lst. Sue Erdman - 2nd Kevin O'Brien - 3rd Kiwanis Club Vocational Scholarship ....,.............Dawn McClay Jonatat Vocational Scholarships: ......... Jim Solner, R Junior Achievement Awards: Sylvia Locher Ann Sikorcin Janet Berndtson American Legion Essay Contest Winners: Mark Cote - lst. Sue Erdman - 2nd Kevin O'Brien - 3rd . . . . Re Matalonis ......Jim Yeck oberta Valent Mike and Milt Key Scholarship .......................... Ron Cinkus American Legion Auxiliary Girls' State Award ............. Deb Maren Lisa Ciolkowski, alternate Boys' State Awards: ............ Bill Arloff, Bob Jones, Randy Wright American Business Women's Scholarships: Becky Jessop Sue Engroff St. Charles Secretarial Scholarship .. P.R.l.D.E. Scholarship ................. American Legion Citizenship Awards: Lynn Catchpole Roger Berg Scholastic Photography Awards: Mary Wohlhuter Mark Phillips ECC Photography Award .......................... .......SuePope ...Peggy Toohill Chris Thompson Bob and Zelda Strecker Awards: Ann DeVilbiss, Cindy Belles Lois McCornack Panhellenic Award ..................... Julie Payne Ken Thompson Memorial Scholarship ................. Don Hlavacek John E. Groening's Scholarship ......, ..... C hris Thomas Fergusen Academic Awards: Art ....... ,...... Agriculture ... Business ... Co-op ........... English ......... Foreign Language Home Economics ... industrial Arts ... Mathematics ..... Music ......,.... .. ,.....NancyJudd . . . . Todd Johnsen . .. . . .James Buck . ,. .. .Julie Hammer .. .... Scott Stevenson ... .... Steven Dorner ,... Belin Castro .........................,.........MikeWaltz .......................,......,..ScotWarren ...............................ValerieHeinkle Physical Education: Dawn Anderson, Fred Norris Science ..,...... Social Sciences .. ..................,...........StephanieNagy .................................SueErdman ATHLETIC AWARDS Badminton: Kay Hubble Golf: Kevin Alsup Baseball: Jeff Cassens Swimming: Sue Westoff Basketball: Tim Wade Russ Schindehette Caroline Carlson Tennis: Elaine Kuhn Cheerleaders: Deb Maren Kevin O'Brien Cross Country: Tom Clarke Track: Patty Joyce Drill Team: Sandy Muehling Football: Joe Ringhoffer Mike Sparacino Volleyball: Kathy McLaughlin

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Students receive Awards at Honors Night The fact that over 315,000 worth of scholarships along with 63 other awards were given away to students from St. Charles High School made Honors Night most memorable. mighty Senior Class President John Morlock anxiously receives the S.A.R. Medal from Mr. Bannon. Johnls opening comments accompanied by an enlightening intro, captured the attention of all the guests. tFiight Middlel Outgoing Senior Ann DeVilbiss received two awards on Honors night. Here, she proudly receives the Joe Gaffney Athlete of the Year Award which was originally initiated to inspire and promote competition through the participation in athletics. Ann was also presented the Zelda Strecker Award, an art recognition award. lAbovej For her outstanding photographic abilities, Senior Mary Wohlhuter is awarded the Scholastic Photography Award. Soph. Mark Philips was also presented with this award. tFtig htl Roger Berg, senior, is proudly handed the Karl Asplund Memorial Scholarship. He was also awarded the Citizinshijp war . 26 -1' a- ' I

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Very few seniors attend Baccalaureate Services Bacalaureate has been known not to draw a crowd or hold a senior's attention for a long period of time. One reason is most senior's don't know what it is. Another is that it has been said to be boring! But Father Dan Hermes has reversed some of that tradition after his speech which included the joke about the chicken and the pig. As Father Dan stated, There once was a chicken and a pig who were going down a road and they came to a sign that read, 'Ham-n-eggs.' The chicken said to the pig, 'Do you want to go in?' and the pig said, 'Well, l'm not sure.' The chicken then replied, 'Oh, come on, it's not that bad.' The pig then answered, 'I don't know, for you it's only involvement, for me it's total commitment! For the few seniors who were there, the joke was not only funny, but it was a reference to what would lie ahead in the future years. ElUf Xl W- K as iiiu -3 Q.. ., x,,,..,. X T , 0 1 iw , Vi a 5 Above right: Senior Bill Berg recites a prayer at the baccalaureate ceremony. Above: The seniors march into the main gym that begins baccalaureate services for 1978. 28