St Teresa High School - Teresian Yearbook (Decatur, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1974 volume:

, . iat sab i : ’ de re , : eg ae : ‘ a3 i : - = : a 2 . - . al = 7 =e a ; L _ tg = f a= = _ � — = ‘ ta : al ‘ = ® = : a a a a ae . : ‘SIA! 2 ee se Se SS ee Paces ee | 5 ll — = on wee oe 7 ™ 7 ' . . = oh Pr, a ‘ i : Th ha ee es, = ' Pa a = . TERESIAN 1974 St. Teresa High School Decatur, Illinois Printed by Pischel Yearbooks Marceline, Missouri CONTENTS Pee oo. Organization ...... Page 57 Activities ............. Page 73 Competition ....... Page 83 Senior Memories...Page 105 All photos read, left to right, front to back. We're a small part of... To eae f oo ‘a yee Sar eS —_—— — = = ‘e a 5 ‘i SPACESH P EARTH —™ ie p= a a eg ee ated Se te oes Po Sees “ered = H 1c et ge igh Ms vas a 5 ine be Aree aon 2 ks lS ia’ galt 7 ae, F =f ‘f . arian eh! whiten ; Each |ife is precious - - unyo itself from the tiniest insect Yo the greatest tree...., Vi gorously it must prdledt its right Yo Be ss = - and to bawme.... Upan Wiis one obsession Be. = oa he continuance the universe . ss a . = pn ae lt rs 00 72° =. : © cae = —_ x t Se ae ae Vitindigy , mane” we aise mans 0 ) a t a reee roe ee. JUST GETTING OFF THE GROUND Dan Brilley, John Dougherty, Mrs. Reed Jo Brinkoetter, Cathy Cahan Gloria Cabrera, Christy Campbell, Kevin Doolin, Kitty Bar- nett Crystal Crist, Teri Cloyd, Carol Bowman, Sr. Sue Anne | lis ha Sore er 5 | Freshmen enter the pace of high school a little scared and uncertain. But soon we found friendliness, not only in our fellow classmates, but in upper classmen as well. At St. Teresa we got right into the swing of things with Freshmen Initiation and many other activities. We are learning that there Is a whole new world open to us. Mrs. Blythe, Steve Behnke, Tom Briney, Kim Bundy, Suzie Bussing. - Mike Beck, Julie Ashford, Cathy Alling, Sr. Helen F., Bob Tokarz. yy 1 . Pie ee = sn Tim Cloyd, Sharri Hilliard, Sue Rebert Ray Deaton, Kathy Daugherty, f Karen Keck Suzanne Derington, Leslie Dilbeck, Tim Doyle, Maggie Dawson, Betsy Epling Mrs. Renner Chris Harper, Greg Hollingsead, Judy Hullinger, Sue Kropla, ee a iT? ta = i oceee so ise +e i q . he - eg “Se = qeg aber tees tree at oo = Scott Fisher, Sr. Catherine, Kim Kirtland, Marty Keever Bill Long, Patty Fawcett, Kay McCarty, Donna Lees, Kevin McCoy K EF E | ) U C K N G Merry Maloney, Cindy Mathias, Jerry Mardis, Kevin Merry Eugene Meers, Mary Martin, Pat McBride, Kathy Laughery, Dan Ziemer er a: oh ae a Pe a | oe? iat «eo 5 . es a) os hog re oe : | Mary McElroy, Greg Mitchelson, Tom Miller, Paula McPeek Tom O'Connell, Larry Parkin, Monica Mudd, Brenda Niesman Sandy Moser = About people there’s always a lot to say: There are the fun people, the boring people and the kind; there are just so many | can't make up my mind. People come in all sizes and shapes; People in general are really great, whether they’re on time or a little late. People are always at their best with friends. Friendhsip is one thing about which no one pretends. Each day we live, love and learn a bit more, because with friendship we can open any door. i ai a 3 5 inoee BSR BeBe aa. = = ya OA he i. ia win wes a. 2 eee 7 A � Mark Rountree, Bill Sharkey, Joanne Reidman, Teresa Rademacher Cary Peters, Robyn Pohar, Tim Potts, Steve Turner, Beth Norton Vicky Sulicz, Leslie Roberts, Phil Romano Laura Peek, Douglas Speer, Sr. Margaret, Cindy Stuckey, Kelly Talcott Cathy O'Neill, Brett Peters, Julie Penne, Sharon Shaefer Rork Williams, Mike Tirpak, Mrs. Askins, Lisa Wangrow Lisa Schuerman, Carolyn Roney, Terry Rhodes, Todd Schook 5 : _ ai . Rs yaele SRS 23 ' ts eo oe “a ee | .- a : A i ie . ol 2 1 ar - + jie J sh) ¢ r. re = 2 wl F ie aa “ al ‘ x . oh ee age iF A . y th et 7 Mary Vandercar, Mike Weaver, Anita Will, Jeff Dooley, Mrs. Sorensen Greg Stengel, Kelly. Wall, Shawn Smith, Luke Willhite, Pau! Willis Not pictured: Tom Downing Keith Gosnell Take us to your leader? The class of 1977 landed at St. Teresa with every intention of taking over. Seniors staged Initiation ‘73 to welcome the newcomers to the home ground with fun and just a bit of haz- ing. The intentions and the welcome resulted in craziness, a sense of belonging and some brand new friendships, All-Star Freshmen Card — bad threat. 2 a Suzy Bussing, Tim Potts are farthest - out! AM | REALLY ON MY WAY? Scott Bundy, Carol Althoff, Lisa Blazier, Dan Andrews Don Casey, Julie Brady, Kevin Craig, Kathy Mellon pF ‘A, ene John Frazier, Howard Doyle, Mrs. Wolf, Mark Feather Ed Dougherty, Julie Chladny, Marta Dawson, Marty Bushell Bob Burtschi, Don Benson, Beth Buchanan, Jim Bollero : gg i a a ee a? _ apie ; = a eT oe pinta. PE Moving ahead as each year goes on. Grow ing not only in academics, but also in spirit. Each year everyone finds a few more people to call friends -- people that last year wouldn't have been considered friends of the future. The second year is spent more at ease and now Sophomores can talk to Sen- iors! Sophomores keep the spirit moving, giving Freshmen an idea of how great it is to be a Sophomore. By the time this class be- comes Seniors its vitality will be so apparent that it will keep all of St. Teresa's moving! Sophomores. . .in spirit, in academics. . . always. ..GREAT!! Greg Hahn, Margaret Griesbaum, Dave Ellis, Denise Gramman Laks Liz Doyle, Mike Flaherty, Sr. Janet, Sue Dougherty, Karen Geisen Cindy Hanstedt, Gail Grimes, Tom Feriozzi, Kit Grosch Sr. Celeste, Jaimee House, Bob Heimlich, Sue Hershberger Scott Feldmann, John Gray, Lisa Grgurich, Jeanie Jackson 7 ‘ ‘ee Russ Hollingsworth, Jeff Hannapel, Ellen McElroy Sophomore officers Jeff, Russ and Ellen kept the Sophomore spirit moving and growing! We can fly to the moon and go off to war ten times a day. There’s a way, there’s a way. Right now, though, We're just a part of spaceship earth. Someday we'll win, we'll win. Someday, someway, again and again. We can only hope for a real rebirth, for now we're just a part of spaceship earth. -Nancy Bunker ach sm, iad i aa e aay) es i! _ s ee bhgp ad eared a@esene - © ‘ moot). | : OL a 4 — 4 ' ed David Moran, Julie Morthland, Mrs. Mickler, Anne Patton, Mary Kay Peters Kathy Quintenz, Stephanie Pruemer, Kerry Williams, Janet Reeves Pat McNamara, Michelle Mitchell, Mike Meara, Kathy McKinley, Judy Fitzgerald “oD | ‘ Pe de a oe ik Pp ; Mary Mitchell, Jim Lee, Jeff Keller, Eric Olson = Ae 2 ee San is oo Lea Neitzel, Pam Neff, Stanley Pruemer, Dave Peters enise Kull D Hank Pauls, Denny O’Brien, onfre, Barney Luckenbill, Tammy Me _—— — _‘ i Mr. McMullen, Carol Tapscott, Tom Rubenacker, Carol Rudolph, Tom Sarikas Anne Turner, Diane Cabrera, Gina Romano, Jim Ross Becky Taylor, Liz Stauder, Mark Simpson, Mike Seldat D | 7 j 4 1)! Seip sith TH it ? : di) a Ht 1 Laura Reidman, Charlotte Raynor, Annette Scherer, Brian Smith, Pat Sheehan Dick Ballance, Lori Rountree, Robin Reynolds, Nick Neiers Maria Strohl, Marcia Sulicz, Sr. Susan, Chris Schroth, Julie Smith Not pictured: John Boland Tim Hammer Marty Leech Diane McKown 1 at eT i 7 a om: a oy ek i Tim Walmsley, John Bennyhoff, Scott Bundy AT THE POINT OF NO RETURN Penny Bernatos. Janet Behringer, Greg Ashley, Dell Boyd Michelle Banning, Jim Apperson, Tim Althoff, Amy Beck Jack Roney, Sue Brinkoetter, Angie Beck, Bill Reidman Maggie Boehm, Mary Clements, Udy Cabrera, Mark Brinkman | J iis Riga� 1 s Pree ee | chap —eeeeget! i one ie ee in peeesert 6ett lat Kathy Daugherty, Debbie Broske, Bob Couter, Sherry Bolin i ae r ed “e 32 Terry Delaney, Nancy Bunker, Erin Brady, Mike Doolin Junior year is astep up in the world. We're not lower classmen anymore, but we're not quite Seniors yet either. It seems that these days and years have gone so quickly. We've made some real progress. Just think -- this time next year we'll be on our way to separate goals. We've had lots of fun! Think back -- Freshmen year -- our float! Oh broth- er! But this year as Juniors we built a first- place float! We seem to do better as we go along. As Freshmen, we weren't sure who was was who. Junior year finds us good friends with all the kids who were called what's- their-name in our early days here. Surpris- ingly enough, we all seem to have survived these three years. “A world is born with every child And with every man it grows We give love away and it becomes The best part of us” -Kriensky Greg Creamer, Lisa Ernst, Dolores Elam, Joe Eller CPPPERETETT REG) ehehpeRbDETpERG “er a Mike Hetfernan, Francie Hayes, Leslie Hannapel, Tom Hughes, Tom Hubbard sarah Kolbeck, Kevin Laughery, Miss Dial, Liz Kiessel, Barb Kraus “When man begins to understand He will learn to love And when his love is understood There will be everlasting Peace. Love is the beauty of mankind.” - Kriensky Cathy Peters, Sue Newman, Sr. Marie, Fred Lohrstrofer, Steve Rudolph praeiena nataeaed ‘cf. he s Lynn Klein, Laurie Heynen, Chris Hargrove, Phil Kleiss Mark Robinson, Cheryl Scholz, Lee Taylor, Karen Schneider Debbie Nichols, Chery! O’Brien, Jeff Roberts, Mary Ann Fawcett, Mar- ty Robinson 37 Lori Schook, Mark Sadorus, Alan Hall, Brent Kershner, Marilyn Wall Marianne Wolford, Lindsey Wilkerson, Nancy Winters, Mary Uhl Debbie Taylor, Donna Snead, Rhonda Terneus, Phil Stengel Mark Younger, Becky Ray, Joe Wilcockson, Karen Polley Saag Pian Sue Tyrolt, Eileen Stanley, Zach Wolf, Jetf Zindel 40) Into The Great Unknown PATRICK ALTHOFF Student Council Vice-Pres. - 1 Baseball - 1,2,3,4 Basketball - 1,2,3 Footbal! - 1,2,3,4 GERARD BERNARD AV-1,2 Baseball - 1,2,3,4 Accompanist - Musical - 4 BRETT ARSENEAULT Mission Club - 1 Baseball - 1,2,3,4 Basketball - 1,2,3 Musical - Bye, Bye Birdie - 4 Float Chairman - 4 JANET BLAKEMAN NHS -3,4 NHS secretary - 4 Mission Club - 1 Pep Club - 1 Assist., Counseling Am, - 4 MARK BANNING POW - 1,2 AV-1,2 Mission Club - 1,2 Basketball - 1,2 Football - 1,2 CHERYL BRANDON AFS-4 NHS-4 Library - 4 Pep Club - 4 Intra-City Student Council - 4 Girls Basketball; Track - 4 Girls Volleyball - 4 (Captain) Style Show - 4 Musical - Bye, Bye Birdie - 4 Office Help - 4 4] BARBARA BRINKOETTER NHS- 3,4 Mission Club - Queen - 1,2 Mission Club Rep. - 4 Pep Club - 1,2 Leader 3,4 Captain Student Council Rep. - 2,3 Girls Basketball - 2 Chorus - 1,2,3,4 Ensemble - 3,4 Chansonettes - 3,4 Cheerleaders - 3 DOUGLAS BRUMLEVE Football - 1,2 Track - 3,4 CRAIG BUNDY AV -1 Baseball - 1,2,3,4 Basketball - 1,2,3,4 Football - 3,4 Track -2 Musical - Bye, Bye Birdie - 4 JOHN BURGER MARK BUSHELL Basketball - 1,2,3,4 Football - 1,2,3,4 Track - 1,2,3,4 Chorus - 1 JEFFREY CHICOINE NHS-3 Class Vice-Pres. - 4 Basketball - 3 Football - 1,2,3,4 Track - 3,4 Musical - Bye, Bye Birdie - 4 TAMARA CLOYD Mission Club - 1,2 Pep Club - 1,2,3,4 Student Council Rep. - 1 Chorus - 1 Office Help - 2,3 Pom Pom - 3,4 Captain MELANIE DERINGTON Library - 1,2,3 Office Help - 2,3 MARGARET DIFANI AFS-3 Pep Club - 1,2,3,.4 Teresian - 3 Girls Track - 4 Office Help - 3 LORRAINE COLLINS Pep Club -2? JERRY DAWSON Football - 1,2,3,4 Style Show - 4 LINDA DELANEY AFS-4 Pep Club - 2,4 Teresian - 4 Chorus - 7 DANIEL DELATTE Baseball - 1,2,3,4 Football - 1,2,4 Track - 2,3,4 ROSEMARY DONOHUI Style Show - 3 43 44 MICHAEL DOYLE Football - 1,2,3,4 Track - 1,2,3,4 Style Show - 4 JANET ERNST Pep Club - 1,2,3,4 Student Council Rep. - 1 Homecoming Queen - 4 THOMAS FEATHER Baseball - 1,2,3,4 Basketball - 1 Football - 1,2,3,4 Where do we go from here? For four years we've been on a charted course of trying, learning, reaching out, and reaching in. Now all is definitely indefinite; our goals are uniquely our own. We spread out, apart, plot individual destinations--but with plans in- fluenced by our struggles and joys together at St. Teresa. Alone outside in the vastness of space, yet together within in intensity of spirit, the class of 1974--the class with class-- takes off! REBECCA ELLER NHS -4 student Council Sec'y - 3 Stu. Council Sec’y-Treas. - 4 MICHAEL EARLES Style Show - 3 JAMES FERIOZZI Mission Club - 1 Football - 1,2,3,4 Track - 1,2,3,4 Style Show - 3 Musical - Bye, Bye Birdie - 4 JEANANE FERRE AFS - 1,2,3,4 POW - 1 NHS - 3,4 President Pep Club - 4 Thespian - 3,4 Volleyball - 4 Play - 3 Prop Manager Office Help - 1,2,3 JANEANN FESSLER Mission Club - 1,2 Pep Club - 4 Artist Thespian - 2,3,4 Artist Teresian - 4 Artist Style Show - 2,3,4 Artist Plays - 2,3,4 Artist Prom - 3 Artist RICHARD FORBES Baseball - 1,2,3,4 Basketball - 1,2,3,4 Football - 1,2,3,4 Chorus - 1 Musical - Bye, Bye Birdie - 4 le ED f } — aS eee My AF - Fa. Sais ‘Word Did ol ie CELESTE FREY BARBARA GRIMES KIMBERLY GROSSMAN Mission Club - 1,2 Mission Club - 1 Mission Club - 1,2 Pep Club - 1,2,3,4 Pep Club - 1,2,4 Pep Club - 1,2,3,4 Girls Softball - 4 SCUM -1 Office Help - 1,2,3 Girls Volleyball - 4 Track - 4 style Show - 3 Style Show - 1,2,4 Cheerleader - 7 MARY KAY HARDING AFS - 3,4 Vice-Pres. NHS - 3,4 Mission Club - 1 Pep Club - 1,2,3,4 Teresian - 3,4 Co-Editor Chorus - 3,4 Cheerleader - 1,2 DONNA HAYWARD Pep Club - 1,23 Chorus - 3,4 Ensemble - 4 DENNIS HENDERSON Basketball| - 3,4 ANN HENTGES Mission Club - 1,2,3,4 Rep. Pep Club - 1,2,3,4 SCUM -4 Student Council Rep. - 4 Chorus - 2 Pom Pom - 3 Co-Captain Cheerleader - 1,2 JOANIE HEYNEN Mission Club - 1 Pep Club - 3,4 Stu. Council Sec'y-Treas. - 4 Class Treasurer - 3 Style Show - 2.4 Pom Pom - 3,4 Homecoming Court - 4 STEPHEN HIGAR Baseball! - 1,2,3,4 CECILIA HUBBARD AF§-2,3 Pep Club - ? Basketball - 2,3,4 LINDA KLEISS JON KRAFT Mission Club - 2 Transfer 3 Pep Club -- 1,2,3,4 Track -2.3 Student Council Rep. - 3 Chorus - 3,4 Cheerleader - 1 Homecoming Court - 4 JACK JACKSON Football - 1,2,3,4 Track - 1,2,3,4 STEVEN JOBE Baseball - 1,3,4 Golf -2 Chairman for Homecoming - 1 DENNIS KIKOLLA DIANE KINSLER NHS -3,4 Mission Club - 1,2 Pep Club - 1,2,3,4 Chorus - 1,3,4 Pom Pom -4 STEPHEN KRAUS Baseball - 1 Football - 1 47 48 MARK KROTZ Mission Club - 2 Chorus - 1 JACQUELINE LARUS Library - 1,2 secretary BRENDA LEES NHS -4 Mission Club - 1 Pep Club - 1,2,3,4 Thespian - 3,4 Treas. Student Council Rep. - 1 Girls Track - 4 Chorus - 1,2,3,4 Ensemble - 2,3,4 Plays - 3 Chansonettes - 3,4 Pom Pom - 3,4 KAREN LEONARD NHS -- 3,4 Vice-Pres. Mission Club - 1 Pep Club - 1,2,3,4 Teresian - 3,4 Student Council Rep. - 4 Girls Softball - 4 Style Show - 2 Pom Pom - 4 CAROL LEWIS Transfer 2 CHERYL KULL Mission Club - 1,2,3,4 Pep Club - 1,2,3 Rep., 4 Teresian - 3,4 Track - 4 Style Show - 4 Cheerleader - 4 STEPHEN LANDHOLT Float Chairman - 4 Baseball - 1,2,3 CATHERINE LEWIS Mission Club - 7 VINCENT LIPE Pep Club - 1,2,3,4 Library - 1,2 Student Council Rep. - 2,3 Thespian - 3,4 President Girls Track - 4 Plays - Annie Get Your Gun- 3 Pom Pom - 3 Dirty Work at the Crossroads - 3 Mission Court - 3 Curious Savage - 4 DAVID LONG Musical - Bye, Bye Birdie - 4 Bye, Bye Birdie - 4 Golf - 2,3,4 TIMOTHY MCELROY Library - 7 Stu. Council Vice-Pres. - 2 Basketball - 1,2,3,4 Football - 1,4 Track - 3 Chorus - 1 STEPHEN MARTIN: NOT PICTURED JANET MATTCHEN Prom Chairman - 3 Office Help - 1,2,3 THOMAS MILLER Basketball - 1,2,3 Football - 1,2,3,4 Track - 1,2,3,4 JENNY MORTHLAND Transfer 2 Pep Club - 3,4 Style Show - 3 Pom Pom - 3,4 Homecoming Court - 4 Musical - Bye, Bye Birdie - 4 49 50 KATHRYN MOSER POW - 1 Mission Club - 1 Pep Club - 2,3,4 Teresian - 2 EVE NAUGHTON AFS-3,4 NHS - 3,4 Mission Club - 1,2 Student Council Rep. 2 Chorus - 3,4 Ensemble - 3 Style Show - 2 Musical - Annie Get Your Gun- 3 Chansonettes - 3 JONI NIEMANN Library - 1,2,3 Mission Club - 1 BETH NIESMAWN Mission Club - 1,2 Pep Club - 1,2,3,4 Chorus - 1,2,3,4 Pom Pom - 3,4 Co-Captain Cheerleader - 1,2 BRIAN O'CONNELL MICHAEL O'CONNELL SCUM - 1,2 Baseball! - 1,2,3 Basketball - 1 Football - 1,2,3,4 Track - 4 Style Show - 1,2 WANDA PARKIN Mission Club - 1 Pep Club - 1,2,3,4 BARBARA PATTON AFS-4 Library - 1 Mission Club - 1,2 Pep Club - 1,2 Teresian - 4 SUSAN PERRY Library - 17 Mission Club - 1 Pep Club - 1,2,3,4 Rep. Teresian - 3,4 Girls Softball! - 4 style Show - 4 Office Help - 3 PATRICK REEDY Track -2,3,4 KEVIN REEVES Football - 1 Basketball - 1 LISA REYNOLDS Mission Club - 1,2 Pep Club - 1,2,43,4 Chorus - 1,2,3 51 JANE ROARICK Mission Club - 1,2 Pep Club - 1,2,3,4 Office Help - 1 JAMES ROARICK Football - 1,2,3,4 WILLIAM RONEY JOSEPH RUDOLPH NHS - 3,4 Treasurer Baseball - 1,2,3 Basketball - 1,2,3 LOWELL SADORUS GEORGE SCANLON Football - 1,2,3,4 Track - 2 CHRIST! SCHUERMAN Chorus - 7 Style Show - 4 ELIZABETH SCHUERMAN Mission Club 1,2,3 Pep Club - 1,2,3 KATHLEEN SEE NHS - 3,4 Library - 4 Mission Club - 4 Volleyball - 4 Chorus - 1,3 ROBERT SHIEL POW - 1,2 AV-1.2 Mission Club - 1,2 Thespian - 3,4 Teresian - 2? Student Council Rep, - 1,4 Basketball - 1 Track - 1,2,3,4 Golf - 2,34 Chorus - 1 style Show - 17 Homecoming Chairman - 1 Chess - 3 THOMAS SMITH Basketball! - 2 Basketball Manager - 2 ELIZABETH SNELSON AFS- 1,2,3 Sec’y-Treas., 4 Pres. America Abroad - 1973 NHS - 3,4 Pep Club - 1,2,3,4 Teresian - 1,3,4 Student Council Rep. - 2.4 Chorus - 3 53 54 EDWARD SOTIROFF KATHLEEN SPERRY Library - 1 Mission Club - 1 Rep., 2,3 Pep Club - 1,2,3 Teresian - 1 Office Help - 2,3 JEFFREY STENGEL Football - 1,3,4 Musical - Bye, Bye Birdie - 4 RON TAPSCOTT Football - 1,2 Track - 3,4 Golf -4 BARBARA TAYLOR AFS-4 Mission Club - 1,2 Teresian - 4 Co-Editor LES TAYLOR Transfer 3 Golf - 4 WILLIAM THOMPSON POW -4 Class President - 1,2 Basketball - 1 Football! - 1,2,3,4 Musical - Bye, Bye Birdie - 4 JOSEPH VIGNERI Mission Club - 1 Football - 1,2,3,4 Track - 4 NHS - 3,4 SCOTT WAGNER Football - 1,2,3,4 THOMAS TROLIA JAMES TURNER Track - 4 Golf - 2,3,4 Basketball Manager - 2? TERENCE UHL Thespian -4 Chess - 3 Class President - 3,4 Football; Track - 1,2,3,4 Style Show - 4 Presidential Classroom - 4 Musical - Bye, Bye Birdie - 4 PETER VERCELLINO Transfer 2 NHS - 4 Mission Club - 3,4 Student Council Pres. - 4 Class Vice-Pres. - 3 Okaw Valley S.C. - 3,4 Intra City 3.C. Vice-Pres. - 4 Football Manager - 3 Football - 4 Track - 3,4 Style Show - 3 Homecoming, Prom Chairman - 3,4 PATRICK WALL 35 WILLIAM WARD Golf - 2,3,4 STEPHANIE WULLER Transfer 3 Pep Club-3 NHS -4 Thespian - 4 Student Council Vice-Pres. - 4 Okaw Valley Stu. Council - 4 Intra-City Stu. Council - 4 Sec’y Basketball - 4 Style Show - 4 Homecoming Chairman - 4 Play - Currious Savage - 4 Musical - Bye, Bye Birdie - 4 PATRICIA YOCUM Mission Club - 1,2 Pep Club - 1 Chorus - 1 MICHAEL YODER Football - 1 SUE YONKER Mission Club - 1,2 Rep., 3,4 Pep Club - 1,2,3,4 student Council Rep. -3 Style Show - 3 Cheerleader - 1,2 Captain, 3,4 Capt. Homecoming, Prom Chairman - 3 Office Help - 3 Thanksgiving Queen - 3 LAURIE WELCH Mission Club - 1,2,3,4 NHS-4 Pep Club - 1,2,3,4 Chorus - 1,2,3,4 Ensemble - 3,4 Chansonettes - 3,4 Pom Pom - 3 Homecoming Chairman - 4 Musical - Bye, Bye Birdie - 4 GREGORY WINGFIELD Library - 1,2,3,4 Thespian - 4 wt = 7 m4, « ‘i es : aut iy i iy ? a | ‘ i os NN Whe “s ass Tey, moe ae i ae ote oe ' ah Ly = Ld . = — i le a A pam ; ov r 7 ite = seed Be 38 Freshmen Pep Club: J. Hullinger, T. Warren, A. Rademacher,5. Rebert, C. Cahan, B. Norton, A. Lewis, L. Grgurich, C. Mathias, M. Miller, T. Smith, D. Lees, G. Cabrera, C. Slagel, P. Smith, L. Schuerman, K. Kozak, M. Vandercar, C. Bowman, J. Ballance, M. Ma- loney, J. Clements, R. Pohar, B. Niesman, J. Reidman, 5S. Bussing, M. McElroy, K. Dozak, P. Entrikin, B. Epling, P. McPeek, K. Mc- Carthy, C. Kaelin, K. Campbell, S. Kropla, J. House, S$. Hilliard, K. Boaz, K. Daugherty, M. Lynch, M. Mudd, L. Dilbeck, K. Wall, K. McCormick, K. Seidman, T. Daugherty, A. Hubbard, C. Alling, M. Groves, A. Ferre, K. Kirtland, S. Smith, L. Roberts, 5. Schaefer, L. Enloe, 5. Moser. berger, L. Reidman, M. Sulicz, C. Wuller, T. Pfile, T. Trolia, C. Tapscott, C. Lees, R. Reynolds, D. Kull, K. Geisen, G. Romano, J. Jackson, L. Rountree, C. Heneghen, G. Grimes, P. Yon- len, P. Eller, T. Monfre, J. Fitzgerald, L. Jordan, D. Hahn, J. Win- ters, S. Dougherty, M. Mitchell, E. Houran, C. Hanstect, J. Harrington. Sophomore Pep Club: K. Barnett, D. Cabrera, E. McElroy, J. Morthland, J. Brown, S. Hersh L. Neitzel, L. Blazier, J. Casselman, A. Turner, C. Rudolph, K. Grosch, J. Chlodny, M. Strohl, L. Grgurich, K. McKinley, ker, M. Peters, S. Pruemer, B. Frey, J. Smith, B. Buchanan, T. Bo Junior Pep Club: K. Polley, K. Daugherty, C. Scholz, A. Beck, C. Geisen, M. Clements, S. Brinkoetter, C. Chizevsky, L. Klein, S. Ty- rolt, L. Schook, J. Grieves, N. Bunker, S. Bolin, F. Hayes, C. Peters, L. Hannapel, M. Uhl, L. Heynen, E. Brady, M. Wolford, K. schneider, N. Clark, D. Broske, J. Behringer, C. Craig, R. Terneus, M. Boehm, K. Fitzgerald, D. Nichols, C. O’Brien, N. Winters, C. Fisher, K. Bradley, S. Kolbeck, L. Naughton, A. Beck, D. Snead, T. Kozak, J. Stauder, M. Turner, S. Newman, L. Ernst, D. Lytle, S. Wyse, A. Benjamin, C. Long, M. Banning, F. Williams, J. Casselman. senior Pep Club: J. Fessler, L. Delaney, K. Moser, K. See, J. Ferre, L. Snelson, K. Leonard, S. Perry, 8. Brinkoetter, M. Harding, C. Kull, C. Brandon, B. Lees, D. Kinsler, L. Kleiss, M. Difani, C. Frey, A. Hentges, J. Roarick, L. Reynolds, S. Yonker, C. Lewis, S. Wul- ler, B. Grimes, J. Ernst, 8. Niesman, K. Grossman, W. Parkin, J. Morthland, T. Cloyd. 59 Traveling Together on Spaceship Earth es a or AFS members: S. Kropla, L. Snelson, M. Sebern, M. Harding, C. Brandon, B. Patton, K. Bradley, B. Taylor, C. Heneghen, M. Uh, C. O’Brien, A. Turner, K. Fitzgerald, L. Willsey, K. Schneider, D. Elam, C. Rudolph, J. Harr ington, M. Wright, N. Winters, L. Hannapel, J. Fitzgerald, J. Ferre, L. Delaney, J. Grieve, B. Reidman, J. Hannapel, T. Brown, T. Sarikas. Libby Snelson, selected as an American Abroad to Brazil, Summer Program, 1973. “Ten weeks is too short to absorb everything about a country as lively and progressive as Brazil, but a fantastic family showed me so much of it--the people who were quick to become friends, the customs, the beautiful country, the al- most impossible portugues! The most valuable of their many gifts to me was themselves--their demonstration of unquestioning love proved, to me at least, that there is hope for the passengers of spaceship Earth.” AFS at St. Teresa’s reaches out in 1973-74. Our favorite Kiwi, New Zealander Cheryl Bran- don, stayed with the Leonard Hannapel family. Shown with host brother and sister, Jetf and Leslie. Going someplace? Juniors Bill Reidman and Jenny Grieve are St. Teresa finalists for Americans Abroad Summer Program. 4 ® o % 60 An ideal personified, a dream realized, a goal reached, a people touched -- A.F.S. brings people close. This year at St. Theresa has been, for me, a truly enjoyable and rewarding time. My thanks can never express the gratitude that | feel towards the faculty, student body, and most especially the A.F.S. Club. The Hanna- pel family with whom | have lived for a year, and whose sister and daughter | have become forever, are one of the most beautiful fami- lies in the United States. Thank you every- one for a wonderful time in your country! Chery! R. Brandon New Zealand The Volta Redonda, Brazil, family that shared their home with Libby: Pastor Sebastian de Souza, Tito, Lucas, Joao, Dona Anterina de Souza, Ana, Libby, Juna. , . —— Thespian Club: V. Lipe, G. Wingfield, R. Hollingsworth, J. Zindle, K. Laughery, J. House, K. McCarthy, C. Alling, K. Barnett, K. Barnett, J. Jackson, C. Scholz, L. Reidman, B. Bu- chanan, C. Lees, B. Lees, C. Heneghen, S. Wuller, N. Dowd, M. Sulicz, D. Kull, N. Ashley, 5. Kolbeck, M. Sebern, L. Hannapel, R. Terneus, K. Laughery, P. McPeek, P. Neff, K. Kozak, S. Hershberger, M. Wright, L. Neitzel, C. Wuller, P. Bernatos, A. Beck, D. Elam, J. Ballance, F. Hayes, T. Bolen, T. Kozak, M. Dawson, L. Jordan, 5. Krotz, N. Tyrolt, T. Pfile. |e ee Ms . .% 4, | ’ . J | | = Bla. All The World's A Stage fr; : “All the world’s a stage, €.. A, Le woaS, And all the men and women merely players.” a Thespians. . .a group of students interested in the performing oo Oy : vA arts. .. SS a= Built around the students and director, Mrs. Penny Hunsin- Sere Yes ger, Thespian troupe 603 is a magnificent example of the en- ped ae “CG . thusiasm at St. Teresa. As the years go by, Thespians want to p ae = er “ y add many happy scenes to the endless play of history. 3 eo 5 | i = ( Cha. “ ‘donc be Loe aad ee ; dy te Cy i” 4 € bail al aa OU « C= % ao | — , Ay = : Bear hug! � The Curious Savage’ 63 Oh yeah he Compliments of the Sheraton Inn, 450 E. Pershing Rd. Mrs. Hunsinger dolls up Rosie. The musical, Bye-Bye Birdie, was filled with energy and fun. The plot of the play revolved around a teenage idol, Conrad Birdie (Rick Forbes), one of his ardent fans, Kim MacAfee (Jenny Morth- land), Conrad's manager, Albert Peterson (Bill Thompson), Albert's girlfriend-secretary, Rose Alvarez (Necia Dowd), and Kim's boy- friend, Hugo Peabody (Russ Hollingsworth). The main characters were supported by a fine cast including Vincent Lipe, who was ex- cellent as Kim’s raving father, and Trena Kozak, Kim’‘s frantic mother. Lively and swarming with teenagers, Bye-Bye Birdie was filled with suspense, excitement and comedy - - - and it all came about with a lot of hard work from the people involved and the director, Mrs. Hunsinger. an un Necia Dowd and Russ Hollingsworth received ist Place in the Carterville Invitational Speech Con- test. In the IHSA District Contest, Necia and Russ won a 2nd, Kelly Barnett a 3rd. serving Planet Earth First row-Trena Kozak, Donna Snead, Leslie Naughton, Amy Beck, Susie Brinkoetter, Karen Bradley, Karen Schneider, Chery! O'Brien. Back row-Angy Beck (President), Chery! Scholz, Nancy Winters, Ann Hentges, Sarah Kolbeck, Pete Vercellino, Anne Turner (Vice-pres.), Michelle Wright (Sec.) First row--Laura Reidman, Jean Jackson, Lori Rountree, Lea Neitzel, Carol Tapscott, Peggy Yonker, Nan Tyrolt, Cindy Heneghen, Diana Cabrera, Carol Lees, Kelly Barnett. Back row-Mary Lynch, Paula McPeek, Beth Norton, Cindy Kaelin, Cathy Alling, Julie Penne, Debbie Hippler, Liz Jordan, Anita Will, Tina Trolia Just the “medicine” the doctor ordered? Looks like Tammy and Donna are tempted to obey the doctor. Anne Turner helps out “Coach” Heiss on Service Way. 68 1 st he ay ' + Freshman Mission Club members: Donna Lees, Gloria Cabrera, Brenda Niesman, Jodi House, Kelly McCormick, Teresa Smith, Leslie Roberts, Joanne Riedman, Kit Seidman, Robyn Pohar. Nancy Ashley, Carla Vercellino, Kitty Barnett, Cindy Stuckey, Shawn Smith, Phil Romano, Mary McElroy, Kathy Kozak, Karen Kozak. Service Day finally aroused Bob into using some The frosh pitched in to help raise money for the needy. muscle, _ =F 7 FF wrF,, — - -— service Day was sponsored by Mission Club to not only help the people in Decatur, but to raise money. About $3000 was made and donated to the needy both in our nation and abroad. Above: Tammy forgot and went to school on Service Day? Amy and Chery! eloquently recruiting Mission Club members. NHS Charts The Course = _ if. 1973-74 NHS members — Joe Rudolph, treasurer; Jeanane Ferre, president; Karen Leonard, vice-presi- dent; Mark K. Harding; Mark Bushell; Libby Snelson; Kathy See; Diane Kinsler; Barb Brinkoetter. - Not pictured: Joe Vigneri; Janet Blakeman, secretary; Eve Naughton. National Honor Society involved five words -- scholarship, leadership, character, service, and religion. Faculty Day is one way in which NHS members try to show that they have these qualities, Publishing stu- dent directories is another. All in all, National Honor Society strives to do a good job in any undertaking. Jeanane, president of NHS Leslie Hannapel,accepts her responsibili- ties as anew NHS member with a smile. .. «On behalf of the entire National Honor Society, we would like to welcome the new members into our organization on this special occa- sion. 69 70 NHS members: S. Wuller, C. Brandon, S. Rudolph, L. Ernst, K. Bradley, K. Laughery, M. Turner, B. Lees, Z. Wolf, N. Bunker, B. Reidman, P. Vercellino, S. Tyrolt, K. Schneider, B. Eller, M. Sebern, T. Hubbard, C. Geisen, B. Thompson, L. Hannapel, L. Welch, D. Elam, N. Clark, T. Kozak. Music, Music, Music! % @ t ei, —- Advanced Chorus: S. Warner, L. Jordan, C. Raynor, M. Strohl, C. Rudolph, M. Harding, L. Blazier, C. Tapscott, T. Trolia, J. Smith, C. Heneghan, N. Dowd, J. Jackson, L. Stauder, R. Reynolds, F. Hayes. Middle: T. Pfile, K. Grosch, A. Turner, B. Taylor, L. Neitzel, J. Casselman, S. Newman, E. Naughton, D. Hayward, J. Brady, K. McKinley, J. Chiadney, J. Brown, B. Lees, L. Rountree, K. Barnett, T. Kozak. Top: P. Bernotas, L. Hannapel, L. Naughton, C. Scholz, A. Beck, D. Kinsler, L. Welch, B. Brinkoetter, L. Kleiss, K. Quintenz, J. Stauder, R. Terneus, S. Tyrolt, T. Bolin, S. Hersh- berger, B. Niesrman, M. Wright, N. Tyrolt, E. McElroy. - TF - — 7 ma . : ae . e s ¥ - : =i , + sae fe = ' oe noe”) ASS ; 1 a” � + See FD 2 ae he ; . : z= a J Oe as Freshman Chorus: K. Seidman, D. Lees, A. Lewis, L. Wangrow, R. Davis, M. Martin, L. Kusnerik, M. Groves, K. Kirtland, B. Niesman, G. Cabrera, C. Sebok. Middle: L. Roberts, M. Miller, S. Kropla, J. Reidman, C. ONeill, T. Smith, K. Boaz, M. Vandercar, K. Wall, B. Epling, P. McPeek, M. Lynch, K. Kozak, J. House, J, Penne. Top: D. Hippler, S, Smith, K. Daugherty, S. Schaefer, L. Enloe, C. Mathias, C. Bowman, M. Mudd, P. Entri- kin, K. McCormick, S. Bussing, A. Strobel, M. McElroy, K, Kozak, K. McCarthy, C. Alling. The Girls’ Chorus was plagued by difficulties this year but their talents overcame their troubles. The Christmas Program was cancelled because of the weather but the Advanced Chorus put in a fine appearance for WAND under the direction of Miss Wood. The Chorus changed directors at the end of the 3rd quarter and presented a very enjoyable spring concert directed by Mrs. Mooth. Brenda Lees and Francie Hayes sang their numbers that had won them superior ratings at the State contest. Compliments of Country Boutique oad he Attending St. Teresa, compared to running it is simple. For the stu- dents do not have to contend with the day to day problems, as S. Cath- erine, S. Clotilde and Mr. Foy do. be know the problems and ac- The difficult duties of running S.T.H.S. fall upon the shoulders of S. pt each with determination. Catherine, Principal, Executives Our new Assistant Principal, Mr. Foy, full of determination found a olace at S.T.H.S. Sister Clotilde as school counselor and religion teacher fills a most needed position. Compliments of Jack Wyse Commercial Development. aay re ee _ et a =i arte Participatio er | Seer auntie? = : eee Lown to Earth... This year's fl oat building was excep- tionally good--and fun to do, Everyone show- ed their enthusiasm throughout the week. The night the winner was announced, there was a mob of anxious and excited students. Each class wanted that first place prize. The Juniors were the lucky winners, with the Sen- iors running a close second, followed by the Sophomores, then the Freshman. It was a very memorable occasion for everyone in- volved. 74 The Bonfire was a very special occasion for everyone. It brought out deep feelings of closeness and friendship within our school. Ex- amples of this unity in our school are our great football! team and the girls on the homecoming court. Out of the skyrocketing event Janet Ernst was announced as our 1973- 1974 Homecoming Queen: then Tom Miller expressed in a spontane- ous speech the feeling of friendship within us all. ...STHS Homecoming 1974 38 - OI! What a score! But not much else could be expect- ed from a homecoming game with a team that hasn’t touched ground since the beginning of the year, making it much too difficult for the Lakeview Spartans to catch us as we breeze by. 76 Homecoming means coming home-returning to school, coming back to home to friendships left behind. Chosen by friends, Janet Ernst was crowned by an alum who came back, Barb Bean, as the Court: Joanie Heynen, Linda Kleiss, Jenny Morthland, and Sue Yonker watched. Homecoming 1974's theme reflected the mood of the season of the beginnings for STHS-er’s. “Injun Summer- Autumn Love” captured the excitement of football, the rush of school’s starting, the warmth of a bonfire’s glow. Hail to the Helpers ia = ov! —_ i ¥ , Bate ai = Library Aides: C. Brandon, K. See, G. Wingfield, Sister Celeste, Mrs. Sebern Ly ae | ; = - Creare TOE The helpers in our school are highly respected. We know it takes a great deal of time and effort to do the little-known duties that are essential in run- ning our school. And we ap- preciate and thank each and every “helper” at St. Teresa. Library Aides: A, Ferre, S. Roberts, B. Norton, D, Casey, D. Ziemer, B. McMurdo, M. Groves, FR. Pohar, M. Kramer, C. Crist, M. Wall, K. Kirtland, c. 0’ Brien, S. Moser. Our school custodians: Mr. and Mrs. Larry. = ——— 7 z : od Office Help: D, Lytle, S. Brinkoetter, A. Beck, C. Scholz, S. Newman, M. Cle- ments, D, Elam, T. Kozak, P. Bernotas, S§. Krotz, Mrs. Renner, C. Heneghan, A. Beck, C. Hanstedt, L. Naughton, N. Clark, K. Geisen, C. Long, M. Wright, K. Bar- nett, B. Frey. Touch of Class With a touch of class, the St. Ter- Wow! That's how to describe esa Style show again this year made this year’s Boutique. The long hours a great impression on everyone. With that the Boutiquers spent working Mrs. Ahola as emcee, the audience was highlyevident through the qual- was drawn into the mood of the ity and quantity of the handicrafts evening. which appeared at the sale. Compliments of Bass Shoe Factory Outlet, 985 W. Pershing 79 spring Dinner Dance The Spring Dinner Dance, held at the Holiday Inn, replaced prom this year. If suc- cess is measured in numbers, the dinner dance qualifies. And if success is measured by the smiles and laughter, and the talks of good times, the dinner dance was a FAN- TASTIC SUCCESS. Compliments of K Mart Food 80 Ring Day ° 4 Udy, Cheryl, and Mark carry gifts to the altar. Brent and Alan joke as they stand in line for refresh- ments at the reception that followed the Mass. +. ut � An Anxiously awaited day, Ring Day 74 came about only after many delays and complications, but it was worth the wait. The Mass, Celebrated by Father Westhoff, included a talk about memories and good times of the junior class. 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Super-Great!! Junior Varsity Cheerleaders: Cindy Slagel, Gina Romano, Tammy Daugherty, Denise Kull, Karen Geisen, Robin Reynolds. Freshman Cheerleaders: top: Theresa Smith. Kelly Wall, Angie Lewis, Shari Hilliard. 103 Smiles, Precision Work; Pom-Pom Kneeling: Brenda Lees, Joanie Heynen. Jenny Morthland, Sue Newman, Diane Kinsler, Maggie Boehm, Tammy Cloyd, captain, Beth Niesman, co- captain, Karen Leonard, Amy Beck, Ann Hentges, Mary Clements. Kicking their way into the hearts of many a fan, the the 1973-1974 Pom Pom Squad entertained at all the home football and basketball games. Their bright smiles and bubbling enthusiasm were a welcome sight at half time. ate RE Or ae pp ih aee pe hippo slain a alt 1 i : , ee -_. 8, ee ce = tg es a = he . = ; 1] oy Pr] : ap ee PTL : ve . ‘ss Lae A Rewarding Awards Day With a pleased smile, Brenda Lees received the Brintlin- ger Award. Joe Rudolph earned the honor of being valedictorian of the '74 graduating class. Awards Day was an exciting day for the graduating seniors and their high spirits spread to the rest of the school. The seniors gave standing ovations to Joe Rudolph, vale- dictorian of the class of 74, and Jeanane Ferre, salutorian. The awards given that day included the Brintlinger Award-Brenda Lees; Royal Ar- canum-Steph Wuller; Father Masterson-Jim Feriozzi: St. Teresa Service Award-Pete Vercellino; and Senior Athlete-Mark Bushell. One drop of rain cannot fill a fountain one grain of sand doesn’t make a mountain. And a handful of dirt is just about all we re worth in the eyes of the man who made us all from the earth. Those who go alone those who go together those who give the world its trouble those who make it better, we're all on our way to dust from the day of our birth. From the ground we've come and we’re all going back to earth, so stay for awhile with me walk another mile with me, live another day for what it’s worth. Tomorrow and tomorrow and tomorrow we'll go back to the earth. _ Father Skelton presided as Master of Ceremonies. Compliments of a Friend. 107 —_ Father Kleba Commencement Speaker, Valedictorian Joe Rudolph gained a grade- gave graduates and parents thoughts for point of 3.9 out of a possible 4.0. the future. Jeanane Ferre gained a 3.8 out of 4,0 to become Salutatorian. 108 Super X Drug Co. 3180 N. Water St. Student Council: Sec.-Tres. Joanie Heynen, Pres. Pete ' fi : Vice-Pres. Jeff Chicoi Treas. ky Eller, Vercellino, Vice-Pres. Steph Wuller. Class Officers: Vice-Pres. Jeff Chicoine, Sec.-Treas. Becky Eller Pres. Terry Uhl Those who make it better... It’s 8:10, the P.A. comes on, QUIET! For we, the students, this is Student Council. But there is sure plenty more: like homecoming, students-faculty rela- tions, field day, and many other jobs and events that aren't even known. Student Council is a full time job and this years officers have put in their time. We now have new officers, but many thanks have to go to Joanie, Steph, Pete, and Mrs. Ahola. student Council Advisor, Mrs. Ahola. Class Hepresentatives: Ann Hentges, Karen Leo- nard, Libby Snelson, Bob Shiel. 109 Those who go together Compliments of AX-IN-Hand Guitar Shop, 141 N. Merchant Yearbook? Junior members of the staff: Nancy Winters, Donna Snead, Cathy Geisen, Karen Schneider, Deb- bie Broske, Mary Uhl, Cindy Fisher, Kathy Fitzgerald, Nancy Clark, Karen Bradley, Cathy Peters, Chery! O’Brien, and Kevin Laughery. A view of the desk after a Saturday morning session, With a change in companies, sponsores, and staffs, there were doubts that the yearbook would be published this year. It's here, but it was a long, hard climb. The book is unique---it has a spacy theme, a sideways sports section, and a totally different class section--because we wanted something refreshing and extraordinary. A big thanks ooes to Bob Donnelly, our faithful yearbook ad- visor, who taught two girls who had never planned a page to par- tial bleed, center a headline, and use a confusing proportioner. We couldn't have done it without him. While it seems like only yesterday we were chasing after peo- ple who didn't show up for pictures, or rushing around the school to Meet a deadline, or laughing at a word that just wouldn't fit, we're glad it isn’t. It was a rewarding experience and we're glad we had it, but now its someone else's turn. seniors of the staff: Mary K. Harding, editor, Libby Snelson, Sue Perry, Ka- ren Leonard, Chery! Kull, Barb Patton, Linda Delaney, Barb Taylor, editor. Chery! discusses another pressing problem with sponsor, Sr. Diane. Compliments of Burger King, 1195 E. Pershing. Frosh and Soph members: Gina Romano, Chris Wuller, Laura Riedman, Carol Lees, Julie Penne, Jeanie Jackson, Lisa Blazier, Judy Fitzgerald, Tammy Monfre, Sandy Moser, Laura Enloe, and Kathy Laughery. 7 cal =f o! One more trip to the post office! VIP's: Mary K. Harding, co-editor, Chery! O’Brien, right-hand man, Barb Taylor, co-editor, Sr. Diane, sponsor, Nancy Bunker, our man Friday. Acknowledgments: Rod McKuen, Gwen Frostic, Herald and Review photos, Doug Gaumon, staff artists: Debbie Taylor, Jane Fessler PISCHEL YEARBOOKS 112 oe ee eee —=— ———— ESE ee ae = er es ee ee ee ————— ae — oe Le ISS of 3 . aie i Me = x ia i Rl, Baye ao i = i iaietae ees om a lA i. ves ae Med a Ser dress, SF