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

Page 92 text:

iogunr Junior life at STC Under the leadership of President Jeff Elliott, Vice-President Nan Davis, Secretary Deb Maren, and Treasurer Carol Monteleone, the Junior Class achieved the goals and hard work that was required of them this year. Although their Homecoming float didn't place, the green blob was a winner in the eyes of the Juniors and they didn't let the disappointment get them down. The officers had a rocky road to success when it came to Prom. Their main opposition was the Senior Class, but after two surveys and a cancelled contract, they finally could work together. The Gong-Talent Show was a big money raiser and along with a dance, bake sales, and selling bumper stickers, they accumulated enough money to transform the gym and put on a memorable prom. Chris Adams Mike Adamson Pam Akins Terry Akins Dave Allen Georgia Allen Kevin Allsup Ed Altepeter Mary Altepeter Dawn Anderson Martha Anderson Sherry Anderson Steve Anderson Jeff Andrews Mary Angerer Bill Arloff Joe Armstrong Paul Aubert Dan Baert Jim Banaski Jenny Barrett Allen Bednarek Dave Beebe Tim Beebe Brad Benson Dave Bergstrom Dean Bieniak Gail Bilter Mike Blaha Chris Blahnik Linda Blevins Melissa Blevins Pat Board Bridget Bode 88 Jim Boehm Victor Bogolin Cindy Bolger Mike Bollero Kim Bonnell Jim Brainard Jeff Bratu Paul Bray Cheryl Brewer Kathy Bridenstine Kris Browne Dan Brummel Jim Buck Anne Bullen Bruce Burns Anita Burt Debbie Cabak Corrine Calligaro Karen Campbell Monique Cardiff Caroline Carlson Laurie Carlson Lisa Carrara Sue Carter Jeff Cassens Belen Castro Angie Catalano Kerry Cavanaugh Greg Chouinard Carrie Ch ristoffers Jan Christopherson Lisa Ciolkowski Tom Clarke Brian Coffey Junior Class officers: Jeff Elliot, Nan Davis, Carol Monteleone and Deb Maren

Page 91 text:

Gregory Anthoney Jodie Bassuener Anna Benavidez Joseph Bennion Joseph Bennison Tom Boyles Michael Byrum David Catalano LaRue Charlton Don Clark Timothy Collins Paul Cromblerolme Paul Dauksha Elizabeth Davidson John Dombrowski Dianne Eddy ' Ted Erler David Forni Tom Gee Michael Gilgan Richard Green Keane Greenman lf Additional Sophomores Mark Gregory Lynelle Gudleske Lauri Hansford Paula Haringe Ray Heaberlin Rick Helm Mary Hernandez Michael Holpuch David Hultine Fred Koch Scott Kopp Robert Langford Robert Lehman Robert Lewellyn David Lundh Steve Marcum Mike Mateus Mike McCarron Alan Mores Robert Morgan Steve Murray Christian Navarro- Monzo Stefanie Venard Roseanne Vermaat Paul Verner Dave Vlach Paul Volmer Peter Vrtis Sandy Wallace Patricia Walsh Sue Waltz Kathy Weaver Elyece Webb Beth Weick Sarah Weisman Joe Weistroffer Marci Wells Andrew Wendt David Werbach Eric Wermager Karen Westhoff Bill Wettengel Cindy Wheeler Sue Wickersham James Wicklund Tamra Wicklund Kim Wilkens James Williams Casandra Wilson Laura Wilson Nancy Wilson Terri Williams Tim Willing Carolyn Woidat Cynthia Woline Sue Woods Bryon Woods Karen Wortman Lance Zahner Pete Zak Carol Zickur Roy Poss Frank Ray Mark Regole Mark Rice Amy Richards Keith Samuelson Lon Schmidt Kevin Serra Carla Service Karen Snelting A Anne Sroczynski Douglas Stevens Debbie Sullivan Lisa Thomas Michael Trenda John VandenBossche Dennis Walton Robert Walton Kerry Watts- Janet Weakland oudog LU 0 3.1

Page 93 text:

Caution: habit-forming Warning: reading novels may be habit-forming. As many STC romantic-novel junkies know, this warning should've appeared on all of these books to warn the reader of its dangers. Once you read one book, there was nothing to stop you from reading more, and more. You found yourself going to Grimm's after work on pay-days, spending hours in aisle 4 examining the many best-sellers for that week. Love's Tender Fury, This Loving Torment, Dare to Love -the titles assaulted the senses, but the novel junkie loved it, and tried hopelessly to decide which book to buy this week. Even though some of the books were a little racey, they still sold like hotcakes. The halls at STC were filled with talk about the books. Did you finish 'Wicked Loving Lies' yet? l just knew they'd get married at the end. . They were all alike. Guy meets girl -they hate each other, and then the hate turns to love. You knew how the story would end, but it was still fun to read the book. Although there wasn't a known cure for the novel-reading addicts, most of the sufferers found it best to indulge in their habit, until they could finally get it out of their systems.