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

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lf Richard Davis Denise Dearing Mark DeHart Kathy Delaney Mary Delgado Ricky Dell Kurt Dennison Wade DeParie Maggie Deutch Stephan Devereaux lt sure beats walking! David DeVilbiss Jeff Dhont Bill DiBeIIa Kenneth Dierks Larry Dignan Julia Diliberti Linda Doba Rob Doherty Laura Dombrow Linda Domin Jeff Doty Bob Douglas Tanya Dowden Nancy Dralle Bill Duffy Beth Durling Joann Dusik Julia Einwich Beverly Elam Jim Elliott Julie Ellis Mary Engel Jeff Escamillo David Evers Diane Faber Julie Fahey Christine Fairbairn Jan Fairbrother uawusaig

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uawusaig The idea of riding much worse. Darren Cain Charles Caldwell Cheryl Callahan Scott Campbell Shelli Campbell Cathy Carlson Diane Carlson Dan Carlson Jim Carlson Steve Carlson a bus every morning makes coming to school that Julianne Carrara Jeff Cartwright Chris Casner Mike Cassettari David Catchpole Scott Chambers Maria Chapa David Charboneau 56 Dorothy Chomirz Sue Chouinard Tim Clancy Kevin Clark Lucinda Cole Kathy Cook Robin Coppert Diane Cordogan Sandra Cornell Gilbert Cornell John Cox Rod Cregier Glenda Cross Terry Cross Wendy Curry Bart Curtin John Dallesasse Joseph Davidson Mac Davis Raymond Davis Big yellows invade One of the complaints heard even before sci started was the problem with busing. But were tr problems as bad as we expected? Some comm- voiced by freshmen at STC were good, others v bad. Many of us felt that the buses were overcrowm Others had problems with the buses coming oi irregular schedule. Sometimes these buses c. early and sometimes they came late. This ca some of us to miss our bus or to be forced to s outside in the cold for long periods of time. student said he thought the idea of riding the every morning made coming to school that m worse. But not everyone was upset with the bu: situation. There were some people that trie make the best of things. One freshman student that he didn't mind busing because, lt sure b walking! One thing's for sure, buses were our only forr transportation in getting to school, and we all ti to make the best of it. '

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uauiusaig ! Patryce Farrel Lynnea Favoright f Sandra Fedtke James Fiehn Christine Filas Maureen Finnegan Kathleen Fitzgerald t i Randy Fitzgerald Leonard Fitzpatrick Mary Flock Robert Flores Valerie Foiles John Folino Dave Forni George Forni Ted Foster Kathy Francissen Chris Freed Kay Fulton Deana Freeland Pam Friede Eric Gabriel Kim Galitz Ginny Gannett Laura Garbacz Jay Gardner Terry Gefken Marianne Geske Paul Ghiotto Rod Gibbons Joseph Gil Mike Gillingham Christine Glatz Kelley Gocher Shelley Gocher Confused beginnings When the freshmen were told they had to register for their classes in August, much confusion followed. Advice was received from older brothers and sisters, and many hours were spent trying to get together all day with friends. There was some trouble because they were registering for the first time, and signing up took a little longer than expected, since all 600 freshmen were signing up for the same basic classes. Health, English, math, science, and one or two electives were the basic classes. Some popular electives were foreign languages, personal typing, and art. The freshmen learned one important thing this year: with self-scheduling, it's every man for himself! Jil McPherson practices her typing during her typing class, a popular freshman elective.