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

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Joseph Cieslica Scott Clancy Evan Clarrissimeaux Robert Claus Tom Clegg Kurt Cleveland Robert Coleman Celeste Combs Colleen Coppert Randy Coppert Karen Cornell Ned Corron Jackie Costanzo Jane Covalsky Linda Cox Sue Cross Lynne Cramer Linda Cryer Nancy Cummins Sandy Cunefare Betsy Curren Teri Curtin Lori Dabiero Martha Daly Michael Daly Dan Darflinger Suzanne Dawson Odell DeBerry Kathy DeKlyen Mary DeLaney Michael DeMatteo Tom Deppe Kelly DeFlue Lynn DiBeIIa Mary Dickerson Charity DiLiberti Greg Dittbenner John Doba

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Driver's education: one step closer to freedom Taking in a movie in Aurora and hitting the away sports events are fun - if you have the transportation. Sophs at STC are anxious to get their driver's licenses, a ticket to more freedom. Asking older brothers or sisters or parents for rides is okay once in a while, but it isn't very good for dates. So, until they drive, they take advantage of the exercise and walk, and they take the pep bus to games. The driver's ed. program at STC is a semester course with indoor and outdoor classes at the same time. Many sophs complain they don't get enrolled until well after they are 16. Some choose to take driver's ed. commercially which enables them to receive their licenses sooner. The anticipation of getting a license is great, but the waiting makes it more worthwhile when it finally does come. Stephanie Bumgarner Gina Bunte Robyn Burger Paula Burgwaldt Rob Burke Barb Burkeen Mary Burr Linda Byerly Melanie Cabak Tom Cada Peter Cairns Jim Caldwell Lori Campbell Frank Cardinell Cecilia Carl Brian Carlson Cindy Carlson Cristy Carlson Dave Carlson Jeff Carlson Scott Carlson Sue Carone Mike Carr Patsy Castro Bill Cavanaugh Ftichard Charles ill hil J C ds Dave Cichon

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oqdog LU .IO Laurie Domin Julie Domzalski John Donnelly Phillip Dralle Judy Dullum Laura Durling Dave Durovey Dean Ebel Linda Eckert Denise Eggebrecht Terry Ehl Peter Einwich Melinda Ellberg John Engel Proachy Engineer Jim Engroff David Erickson Randy Erickson Leslie Falkenberg B n F rr rya a Feroz Fazal Bob Fee Katie Fellows Deanna Ferguson Richard Ferriss Jacqueline Fiene Patricia Fiehn Lynne Fitzgerald Shelly Fitzgerald David Flesch Cindy Forth Kim Forth Jeff Fox Steve Francis Patrick Francissen Parental discretion advised Of the three main media types, the one that everyone participates in is television. This activity, since it takes practically no effort at all, is quite popular at STC. The popular shows on T.V. this season ranged from cartoons to parental discretion shows that appeared late in the evening. Other highly rated shows were comedies like Welcome Back Kotter, about a school teacher and his difficult-to-teach students, the Sweathogsg variety shows like Saturday Night Live, with the Coneheads, Emily Litella, and Samuri Dry Cleaners making us all laugh, and the soap operas, All My Children, Ryan's Hope, and The Young and the Restless topping the list. Evening viewing had quite a few shows that got T good ratings. A few that we'll always remember are Three's Company, about two girls living with one guy, Happy Days, lwho can forget the Fonz'?lg Charlie's Angels, lweren't the guys upset when Farrah left the show?Jg and a new show satirizing soap operas called, of course, Soap. Even with all the homework STC students have to keep them busy, they will always find time to watch T.V. 'FTW l :if o 07 W L G 93 I A 0 625 .eu-'12 ai.. i -A U li, 1 y 1 J ,I fi' 'O 3