Stockton High School - Blackhawk Yearbook (Stockton, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1974 volume:

In Dedication to HOLLY LUKE Only when you drink from the river of silence shall you indeed sing. And when you have reached the moun- tain tote ou shall begin tfo climb, And wne Wffrth shall claim your limbs, then shall you truly dance. TABLE OFCONlTEINTS WHO’S WHO ACTIVITIES PAGE 24 (te e n i e r l a i 9 A All the way with the SENIORS! Smoking in the boy's room. Putting hot air to good use. Every senior has one. 3 SALLY ALBRECHT Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Albrecht Not flashy, but glowing always, RICK ALLEN Son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Allen There is a little bad in every good boy. LINDA ARNOLD Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Arnold There is so much for those who will let their minds be expanded by the stimulation of life. MARCEY ARNOLD Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Arnold I'm the shy type you have to whistle twice. DOYLE AUBREY Son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Aubrey All great men are dead, and I'm not feel ing well myself. 4 RICK BABER Son of Mr. and Mrs. James Baber My head is like a doorknob, any girl can turn it. DAVID AURAND Son of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Aurand God save the king, I'll save the queen. DEAN BALBACH Son of Mr. and Mrs. Orin Balbach The difficult I'll do the right way, the im- possible may take a little longer. FAWN BAUER Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bauer I never let my studies intefere with my education. KEVIN BAUER Son of Mr. and Mrs. Lendelle Bauer Happy am I; from care I am free; why aren't they all contented like me? 5 GUY BECKER Son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Becker He came. He saw, He conquered, I came, I bluffed, I graduated. KIM BAWDEN Son of Marie Crosslands I like work—I could sit around and watch it all day.'1 MICHAEL BEETH Son of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Beeth Why follow the rules my way is more fun. DAVID BETHKE Son of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Bethke Driving carefully is such a waste of car insurance. JAMES BLAIR Son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Blair . He has three speeds—slow, slower, and stop. 6 LAYNE BONVILLIAN Son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bonvi Ilian Success isn't measured by what you accomplish, but by how much fun you have in the process of trying to become successful. KENNETH BLAIR Son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Blair Put off today what you can do tomorrow. FRED BORSDORF Son of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Borsdorf Lead me not into temptation, just show me where it is. DENNIS BOYER Son of Mr. and Mrs. Milo Boyer Sometimes I sit and think, but most of the time I just sit. MARSHA BREED Daughter of Mrs. Virginia Breed It's not what you do, it's what you get away with. 7 PATRICIA BREUNING Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Allen Breuning A nice girl chuck full of fun; she is a friend to everyone. DIANE BRONKEMA Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Bronkema And think not you can guide the course of love, for if it finds you worthy, it shall guide your course. PEGGY BROSHOUS Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Duane Broshous She looks like an angel, acts like one, too, but you can never tell what an angel will do. LEONIA BROWN Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leon Brown Be yourself. Who else is better qualified. JERRY BRUNNER Son of Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Brunner No one's perfect, but I'm the exception that proves the rule. 8 DENNIS BURKE Son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Burke Hard work may not kill, but it sure scares me half to death. MICHELE CAHILL Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Cahill Late hours aren't good for one, but they'll do for two. TONY CLAY Son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Clay It ain't school I hate-- its the principle of the thing. CHARLES CRIMMINS Son of Mrs. Jane Crimmins Beware, I might do something sensational TED DAVENPORT Son of Mr. and Mrs. Duane Davenport He appears as though he might be shy, but his appearance sure does lie. 9 ANN FINKENBINDER Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Finkenbinder A modest manner benifits a women. TOM DAVES Son of Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Daves All I want wherever I go, a pal, a girl, and a little dough. JANET ENRIGHT Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Enright Wisdom goes with fewest words. KRISTINE FINN Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Finn Laughter holding both its sides. DAWN GOTHARD Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Gothard Little girl, big smile 10 PHILLIP GOTHARD Son of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Gothard Truly a gentlemen JERILYN GREBNER Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Grebner Those teachers don't fool me. CONNIE GREEN Daughter of Mrs. Alice Green Life is what you make it. ARLENE GROEZINGER Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Groezinger She takes the world as she finds it. JAMES HOTZE Son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hotze Quiet and unassuming, but always on the job. 11 JULIE HUDSON Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Hudson Cut out to be an angel but someone ran off with the pattern. KURT KING Son of Mrs. Marion King I want to be bashful but the girls won't let me. PETER KORTH Son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Korth A handful of patience is worth a bushel of brains. MARY KRAUSE Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Krause Do angels really have red hair? KRISTINE KROHMER Daughter of Mrs. John Krohmer Anything for a quiet life. 12 ROBERT KUPERSMITH Son of Mr. and Mrs. Duane Kupersmith He gets to school as soon as he can; his first ambition is to be a milkman. KATHY LAWFER Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Lawfer Like gravity she has the power of attractions. LAURALEE LAWFER Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Lawfer A true friend is for- ever a friend. SUSAN LIBBERTON Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cid Libberton Bright as light and clean as wind. DONALD LOWE Son of Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Molitor Those who wish to appear wise among fools, among the wise seem foolish. 13 leo McCauley Son of Mrs. Leona McCauley A rhopsody of words. PERRY McPEEK Son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth McPeek Only he who attempts the ridiculous can achieve the impossible. JOY MAGEE Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Magee Action! Action! Action! DAVE MAJORS Son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Majors No man ever became extremely wicked all at once. STEVE MITHUN Son of Mrs. Lyle Schultz If you never do anything you don't want to be caught doing, then you want to be caught doing it. 14 RICHARD NICKEL Son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Nickel I know alot, I just can't think of it. VICKI PIERCE Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Max Pierce A likeable girl that has blond hair. She has a lot of friends just anywhere. WILLIAM RAUSCH Rivers belong where they can ramble, Eag- les belong where they can fly; I've got to be where my spirit can run free. Got to find my corner of the sky. NANCY REED If walking and talking were music; she's be a whole brass band. CINDY RHYNER If it's true the mind is a sponge, I wish I could Squeeze mine out once in awhile to get rid of the things I don't need. 15 ROGER ROWE Son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rowe What I don't like about school is that it breaks up my day. ANGELINA ROLLOCK Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Finkenbinder A real friend is one who walks in when the world walks out. SUSAN SCHAEFER Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Schaefer A ring on her finger is worth two on the phone. SHARON SCHAMBERGER Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Schamberger She walks in a ray of sunshine. TRACY SCHIESS Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Schiess Most of the leaders of men are women. 16 TERRY SCHLICTING Son of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Schlicting A little joke, a little cheer, little mischief and Terry's here. RENEE SCHLICHTING Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roger Schlichting These karrots aren't the eatible kind. ELAINE SCHRECK Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Darius Schreck If talk were electri city I would be a power house. ANITA SCHULTZ Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Schultz Why worry for tomorrow let's live for today. MICHAEL SCHWITZ Son of Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Schwitz Why should the devil have all the fun. 17 CURT STEFFES Son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Steffes Always ready with a bluff, but he does know some required stuff. DEBRA SLICK Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Slick Never a grouch, never a frown, happy is she from south of town. KRISTINE STEFFENS Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Steffens She's loafing again only 99% on her quiz! MICHAEL THOREN Son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Thoren Never quiet, never still, always seeking a cheep thrill. JAN TIFFANY Son of Mr. and Mrs. Burton Tiffany School doth so intrude on my social life. 18 DENNIS WAMPFLER Son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wampfler Don't confuse me with the facts my mind is already madeup. LYLE UPMANN Son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Upmann My books will never suffer from over-work!! DENISE VEN HUIZEN Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Ven Huizen Generally speaking-she's generally speaking. DENISE WESTABY Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Westaby Some say I'am quiet, some say I'am not. But Gee if you know me I talk quiet a lot. DAVID WICKLER Son of Mr. and Mrs. Allen Wickler It's in the book why bother it!! 19 ROXANNE WULFF Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dale Wulff Good things come in small packages. SUSAN ZUEGER Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Heinz Zueger A girl who blushes is better than one who turns pale. SPONSORS: Mr. Etezel Miss. St. Peters COLORS: Cherry blossom pink and Appl white FLOWER: Violet e blossom p0r every end, there SONG: Colour My World . . . President Vice-president . . .Secretary • . .Treasurer is a new beginning 20 HSStlU SALLY ALBRECHT. I. Sally Albrecht, will my unruly hair to all those guys on T.V. who think they have just the thing to fix it. FHA 1.2.3.4. FBLA 3.4. Library Club I.2.3.4. Office Worker 3.4. RICKY ALLEN. I. Ricky Allen, will the four speed in my Roadrunner to Dennis 8oyer who needs something better to do than go around brake torquing his doggy automatic. DramaClub 1.2.3. Track 1.2.3.4. Projectionist 1.2.3.4. Area Vocational Center 3. LINDA ARNOLD. I. Lemon Linda, will my peabram to anyone who likes vegetables. AFS 3.4. President 4. Exchange Student to Brazil 4 Ecology Club 2.3.4. National Honor Society 3.4 A Cappella Choir 2. District IMEA 3.4. County Music Festival 3.4. State Solo and Ensemble Contest 1.2.3.4. Band 1.2.3.4. Secretary 2 All-State Reper- tory Band 4. County Gov t Day 3. Class Officer 3. Prom Server 2. Prom Queen 3. Homecoming Attendant 1. Queen 4 Illinois State Scholar MARCEY ARNOLD. I. Marcey Arnold, will my ability to loose things in the back of Elaine's car to Elaine. Anita, and Patty! GAA 3. Library Club 3. Medical Careers 4 Arrowhead 4 Annual Staff 4. Prom Server 2. DOYLE AUBREY. I. Doyle Aubrey, will my love of President Nixon to Commu Ma- jors . and my overwhelming attraction of the girls to Boyer who struck out. Also my total of sixteen on A.L. sex test to Jan Tiffany in hopes it will clean up his perverted mind. Projectionist 1.2.3.4 AFS 1.2.3. FBLA 3.4 French Club 2.3.4. Lettermens 3.4. Arrow- head 3.4. Annual Staff 3.4. Photographer 3.4. Pep Club 1. Football 1.2. Basketball 1. 2.3.4. Track Mgr. 2. Basketball Camp 2.4 DAVE AURAND. I Dave Aurand. will my cycle to Evel Knievel. my Mach 1 to A. J. Foyt. and everything else to T.A.C FFA. 1.2.3.4, Sentinel 3. Vice-President 4. Drama Club 3.4, Lettermens 3.4. Arrow- head 2. County Gov't Day 3. Football 1.4. Basketball 1.2. Track 2.3.4, Illinois State Scholar. FFA Basketball 3.4. Projectionist 1.2.3.4. Prom King 3. Homecoming At- tendant 4. FFA-FHA Attendant 2. RICK BABER. I. Rick Baber, will 32t to Don Lowe to pay for all the French fries I mooched off him at the Nummie. 10th period. Also. I will my T-shirts to Kurt King and Denny Wampfler so they can dress as neat as I do. or did, Lettermens 2.3.4. Prom Server 2. Football 1,2.3.4. Basketball 1.2.3.4. Track 1.2.3.4. Honorable Mention offense 4. DEAN BALBACH. I. Dean Balbach. will my good Rrades in Bookkeeping Class to Shar- en Pierce and one iar of Jiffy peanut butter and my ability to open lockers to Lor- raine Boyer. AFS 3.4. FBLA 4. President 4. French Club 3.4. Band 1.2.3.4. State Solo and Ensem- ble Contest 3. State Organizational Contest 1.2.3.4. FAWN BAUER. I Fawn Bauer, will my town house estate to my small town country pals who only get to town a few times during the year and need a place for warmth, shelter and FOOD! FHA 1.2. GAA I.2.3.4. Drama Club I.2.3.4. Officer 2. Ecology Club 2.3.4, A Cappella Choir 1.2.3.4. County Music Festival 3. State Organizational Contest 1,2.3,4. IHSA Speech Contest 1. SHS Fall Play 2. Class Officer 1.2.3. Prom Server 2. Prom Chair- man 3. KEVIN BAUER. I. Kevin Bauer, will my great driving ability to Dan Ertmer. who does a rotten job of it. FFA 1.2.3.4 Lettermens 3.4. Band 1.2. State Solo and Ensemble Contest 1. Prom Server 2. Wrestling 2.3.4. FA KIM BAWDEN. I. Kim Bawden, will my ability to work at Zuegers' to anyone who wants to be a chicken ! Arrowhead 1.2. Drama Club 1.2,3.4. Football 1.2. Projectionist 1.2.3.4. GUY BECKER. I. Pete Becker, will my HAVA BANANA shirt to Sharen Pierce, my har- monica to Craig Heidenreich. my buzzards and buzzard jokes to Val Offenheiser. and to Jerry A Superstar Brunner. I leave AFS 1.2.3.4. Lettermens 2.3.4, A Cappella Choir 1.2.3.4 Madrigals 3.4. District IMEA 3.4. County Music Festival 2.3.4, State Solo and Ensemble Contest 1.2.3.4. State Organizational Contest 1.2.3.4 Marching Band 4. County Gov't Day 3. Golf 1.2.3.4. Captain 4. MVP 3. MIKE BEETH. I. Michael Beeth. will 6 of my heiRht to Mr. Bretl and 20 lbs. to Miss St. Peters. AFS 4 Drama Club 1.2.3.4, Vice-Pres 3. Ecology Club 2.3.4, President 4. Lettermens 3.4. Arrowhead 4. Annual Staff 2.3.4. Band 1.2.3.4. State Solo and Ensemble Contest 1.2.3.4. State Organizational Contest 1.2.3.4 County Music Festival 3. Prom Server 2. Prom Chairman 3. Football 1.2.3.4 Wrestling 1. Golf 2. DAVID A. BETHKE. I. David A. Bethke. having been declared of sound mind and body, will and bequeath my wrestling experience to Curt Steffes. so he'll have the ability to go along with his physique. Transfer from Cadillac. Michigan. Lettermens 2.3.4, Pep Club 2. Football 1. Wres- tling 1.2.3.4. Track 2. CHARLES JAMES BLAIR. I. Charles James Blair, will to a very fine friend. James M.. the finest collection of flys and rods. FFA 2.3.4, KENNETH BLAIR. I. Ken Blair will my fantastic hand to my brother. John, who needs them badly. Linebacker position to Andy Rowe, because of nothing else to do. quick- ness to Dan Leitzen. who is always last in laps, and fullback position to Lucky for his ability to run the wrong way. FFA 1.2.3.4, Reporter 3. Lettermens 3.4. Arrowhead 4. Annual Staff 4. A Cappella Choir 1.2.3.4 IMEA District 4. County Music Festival 3.4, Football 1.2.3.4. Honorable Mention 4. FFA Basketball 1.2.3.4. LAYNE BONVILLAIN. I. Layne Bonvillain. will an empty stomach to those who go out for wrestling next year and tired legs to those who go out for track. Also I will two more fun years of school to Connie. FFA 1.2.3.4 FBLA 3.4. Reporter 3.4. Lettermens 1.2.3.4. Football 1. Wrestling 1.2.3.4. 2nd in District 3. Track 1.2.3.4, MVP 3. FRED BORSDORF. I. Fred Borsdorf. will my elevator shoes to anyone who needs a lift. FFA 1.2.3.4, Treasurer 3.4. Lettermens 3.4. Sergeant at Arms 4. Class President 2. Prom Server 2. Prom Attendant 3. FFA-FHA Attendant 1. Football 1.2.3.4. All-Con- ference . DENNIS BOYER. I. Dennis Boyer, will the back seat of my Dodge to Curt Seffes. who gets the most use out of it. FFA 1.2.3.4. Drama Club 3.4. Projectionist 1.2.3.4, MARSHA BREED. I. Marsha Breed, will a goose, geese, flock to everyone is SHS. I will my Argyle socks to Emery Munson. I will my American Flag to Denise Ven Huizen so she won't get tangled up. and also a dish of whipped cream. I will Vic Osterday a grundy and Bird Blair. FHA 1.2.4. GAA 1.2.3.4. Camp Respresentative 3. President 4. Drama Club 1.2.3.4, Arrowhead 4. Annual Staff 4. Marching Band 2.3.4. Flag Carrier 2.3.4, Captain 3.4. Girl's State Bowling Tourney Manager 3. PAT BREUNING. I. Pat Breumng. will my chores to Marcey and Elaine, and my hogs to Deb and Anita. FHA 1.2.3. Drama Club 4. Medical Careers 2.3.4, Pep Club 1. Prom Server 2. DIANE BRONKEMA. I. Diane Bronkema. will the position of Girl's State Rep- resentative to the next girl who achieves it and would like to warn her to remem- ber that she is in Illinois, and not Georgia because of many of the girl's southern accents. FHA 1.2.3.4. GAA 4. AFS 3‘.4. FBLA 3.4, Drama Club 3.4. Plays 4. Pep Club 1 VIC A 4. Office Worker 3.4. Girl's State 3. PEGGY BROSHOUS. I. Peggy Broshous. will my dwarfish way to Fred File Burrack. FHA 1.2.3. GAA L2.3.4. Freshman Representative 1. AFS 2.3.4, DramaClub 1.2.3.4 Secretary 4. Ecology Club 3.4, Public Relations 4. Arrowhead 1.2. Annual 3. Pep Club 1. SHS Fall Play 4. Illinois State Scholar 4. LEONIA BROWN. I. Leonia Brown, will to Lori, the only French girl I know who can't speak French, acres and acres of country. I will happy eyes to Barb, to Jolene a six foot scarf, to Dave Bethke. I will my ability to correct his tests without any errors. I will to Julie Hudson the ability to play safely in gym class. I will to Sharen Schamber- ger the somebodies in jars in Room 8. Library Club 1.2.3.4, Ecology Club 2. French Club 2.3.4, Medical Careers 1.2.3.4 Secretary 4. Interscholastics-Basketball Manager 3. Track 4, JERRY BRUNNER. I. JKERRY Brunner, being of sound mind and toes do hereby will one buzzard hat to the administration for the long years ahead and one buzzard bike band-aid to Miss Beacom and I will put those lips right back on. and to Pete Becker. I will leave FTA 4. AFS 3.4, French Club 3. Lettermens 3.4. Class Officer 1. Prom Server 2. Prom Royalty 3. Football 1. Basketball 1.2.3.4, Illinois State Scholar 4. MICHELE CAHILL. I. Michele Cahill, will an ounce of self-control to all the High School hysterics I have come to know. FHA 1.2. GAA 1.2.3.4. Drama Club 2.3.4. Ecology Club 1.2.3.4. Arrowhead 4. Annual 4. Pep Club 1.4. Plays 1. County Gov't Day 3. Cheerleading 1.2.3.4, Camp 4. Prom Royalty 3. Homecoming Royalty 3. Flag Carrier 2. Girls Interscholastic Basketball 3. Track 3.4. TONY CLAY. I. Tony Clay, will try to forget. Drama Club 1.2.3.4, Ecology Club 2.3. A Cappella Choir 1.2. Band 1.2. IHSA Speech Contest 1. Plays 1.2.3. CHUCK CRIMMINS. I. Chuck Crimmins. will not will my will. FFA 2.4. TED DAVENPORT. I. Ted Davenport, will next time. FFA 3.4. FTA 4. Drama Club 3. A Cappella Choir 1.2.3.4, Madrigals 2.3.4 IMEA Dis- trict 3.4. County Music Festival I.2.3.4. State Solo and Ensemble Contest 1.2.3.4. Plays 3. Prom Server 2. Football 1. 21 TOM DAVES. I. Tom Davis, will my demolished back bumper to Dave B. for protec- tion to his car in case another ditch jumps out in front of him. also to Mr. Munson. I Rive a bundle of shop rags and a half can of turtle wax. so he can come shining through, and finally to Tonya and Randy they can have my 145 piece bedroom set. JANET ENRIGHT. I. Jan Enright will my Dad's shoes to Elaine who got a quarter for complimenting him on them and my seat in the vocational school bus to anyone that wants to get teased a lot. FHA 1.2.3.4, GAA 4. AFS 3.4. Drama Club 3.4. ANNE FINKENBINDER. I Anne Finkenbinder. will my superior height and intelligence to Terence (Studid Stuff) Grebner. who obviously needs a little lift. To Dawn Gothard. I will a new sleeping bag for camping out . To Jerilyn Grebner. I will my car s back seat, which is roomier than hers. GAA 1.2.3.4. AFS 2.3.4. Host Family 4. Ecology Club 2.3. French Club 1. Medical Ca- reers 2.3.4, Vice-Pres. 3. President 4. National Honor Society 3.4. A Cappella Choir 1. 2. Madrigals 2. District IMEA 4. County Music Festival 2.3. State Solo and Ensemble Contest 1.2.3.4. State Organizational Contest 1.2.3.4. Band 1.2.3.4, All-State Band 4. Class President 4. Flag Carrier 2. Office Worker 4. KRIS FINN. I Kris Finn, will my trembling technique to Sharen Pierce, who is pretty good herself but just doesn't have the touch I have. FHA 1.4. GAA 1.2.3.4. Camp 4. Vice-Pres. 4. AFS 1.2. Arrowhead 4. Annual Staff 4. Class Treasurer 2. Girls Interscholastic Softball 3.4. Basketball 3. DAWN GOTHARD. I Dawn Gothard. will my own private sink in the men's can at the K.O.A. to Ann Finkenbinder. Kris Steffens. Jerilyn Grebner. and Janet Enright, in case they ever get the irresistable urge to go camping out. GAA 1.2.3.4. Library Club 2.3.4. French Club 3.4. Medical Carreers 3.4. Project Chair- man. A Cappella Choir 4 IMEA District 3.4. County Music Festival 2.3.4. State Solo and Ensemble Contest 1.2.3.4, State Organizational Contest 1.2.3.4 Band 1.2.3.4. Prom Royalty 3. Homecoming Attendant 4. Baccalaureate Accompanist 3. PHIL GOTHARD. I. Phil Gothard. will my ability to fall off the back of a cycle doing an excess of 20 mph.. and Retting run over by it and the ability to burn them coming out of the four corners and hear sirens for the next half hour to J.C. or anyone else with ruined knees, a nervous condition, and a high laundry bill. Drama Club 2.3.4, Lighting Crew Head 3.4, Plays 3.4 Arrowhead 2. Football 2. Track Statistition 3. JERILYN GREBNER. I. Jerilyn Grebner. will my mink lined sleeping bag to Ann Fin- kenbinder because I know she appreciates the exotic things in life. FTA 3. GAA 1.2,3.4. AFS 2.3.4. Library Club 1. Drama Club 2.3.4. French Club 3. County Music Festival 2.3.4, State Solo and Ensemble Contest 1.2.3.4. State Organizational Contest I.2.3.4. Band 1.2.3.4. Girls Interscholastic Basketball 3. Illi- nois State Scholar 4. CONNIE GREEN. I. Connie Green, will my ability of driving carelessly to anyone brave enough to try it. and also I will my dumbness to the next person in line. GAA 2.3. AFS 3. Library 3. Drama Club 1. Medical Careers 1. Arrowhead 1. Girls Inter- scholastic Track 3. Softball 3. Basketball 3. ARLENE GROEZINGER. I. Arlene Groezmger. will my innocence to Kathy Branthaver. my ability to stay away from llamas to Deb Ernst, my ability to behave Friday nights to Diana Paisley, and my seat in third hour study hall to anyone who wants to get away with anything. FFA 1.2.3.4. Secretary 3.4. GAA 1.2.3.4, French Club 3.4. JIM HOTZE. I. Jim Hotze. will my mean lean blue machine” to Nancy Reed, and my jock to Dan Leitzen who needs the support. Lettermens 3.4. Wrestling 2.3. Football 1.2.3.4. Track 1.2.3.4. Projectionist Club 1.2.3.4, JULIE HUDSON. I. Julie Hudson, will Pomp and Circumstance to Stevie who has to suffer through it 2 more years, the Homecoming parade to Sir Arnold (have fun!), a ton of hot coals to my favorite banana, and to Miss Cahill I will my mother; you seem to get along so well. FHA 1. FTA 1.2.3.4. Secretary 4. Annual Staff 3'Pep Club 1. A Cappella Choir 2.4. IMEA District 3. County Music Festival 2.3.4. State Solo and Ensemble Contest 1.2.3. 4. State Organizational Contest 1.3.4. Band 1.2.3.4. Cheerleading 1.2.3.4. Camp 1.3. 4 Prom Royalty 3. FFA-FHA Attendant 1. Homecoming Attendant 2. Girls Interscho- lastic Volleyball 3.4. GAA 1.2.3.4, AFS 2.3.4. FBLA 3.4 Drama Club 2. KURT KING. I. Kurt King, will my good joes to Morris, who can certainly use them in his conversations. Also. I will my strength as a four-square backer and player to Phil Brown, the future four-square King of the world. AFS 4. Lettermens 1.2.3.4. A Cappella Choir 1.2. Prom Royalty 3. Homecoming King 4. Football 2.3.4. MVP Offense 4 All-Conference Back 3.4. Honorable Mention-De- fensive Back 4. De Haven Award 4. Basketball 1.2.3.4, Track 1.2.3.4 MVP 2. Honor- ary Captain 4. Illinois State Scholar 4. PETE KORTH. I. Pete Korth. will my ability to grow facial hair to Brad McKinney who is driving himself insane trying. FTA 4. AFS 4 Lettermens 3.4. Prom Server 2. Prom Royalty 3. Basketball 1.2.3.4. MARY KRAUSE. I. Mary Margaret Krause, will by ability to have slumber parties to anyone who wishes to have the whole town there. And I will my T-bone to Willie Zue- ger who will need it in the future. GAA 1.2.3.4. FBLA 1. Drama Club 1.2. FTA 3.4. FHA 1. Student Council 1. A Cappella Choir 3. Band 1.2.3.4. IMEA District 3.4. County Music Festival 3.4. State Solo and Ensemble Contest 1.2.4. State Organizational Contest 1.2.3.4. Prom Server 3. KRIS KROHMER. I. Kris Krohmer. will the bump on my head to Marcey Arnold, who put it there when she broke a racket over it. FHA 1. GAA 1.2.3 AFS 1.2. Library Club 1.2.3.4 Medical Careers 3. Pep Club 1. Office Worker 2.3. BOB KUPERSMITH. I. Bob Kupersmith. will my punctuality to Mr. Hoff, who com- plains about it: to Connie Logemann. I will my barn boots because it’s always a little deep around Layne: I also will my traffic violation to Dan Leitzen to add to his collection. FFA 1.2.3.4, Lettermens 3.4. Sec'y-Treasurer 4. National Honor Society 3.4. Football 1.2.3.4. Track 2.3.4. Illinois State Scholar 4. FFA Basketball 1.2.3.4. KATHY LAWFER. FHA 1.2. FTA 3.4. President 4. GAA I.2.3.4. AFS 1.2.3.4, Exchange Student to Australia 4. Drama Club 1.2.3.4. National Honor Society 3.4. Arrowhead 1.4. Annual Staff 3.4. Pep Club 1. Flag Carrier 2. A Cappella Choir 2.3.4, IHSA Speech Contest 1. County Gov't Day 3. Baccalaureate Accompanist 3. Baccalaureate Commencement Leader 3. Illinois State Scholar 4 LURI LAWFER. I. Luri Lawfer. will my car keys to Curt so 1 don't have to wait for him after basketball practice, my front-row seat in choir to anyone who likes being smacked by an over-enthusiastic choir-director, a cracked and once broken flag to Fuzz. Wolfman to Ruth, and to Mr. Beed. all the music I have of his. I will my card- playing ability to Rog. Scott. Shawn, and Kevin, who have a long way to go to get to be a pro like me. my ability to run in the halls after MadriRals to Connie cuz she'll need it next year, my ability to find the right house to the Madrigals so they can see what it feels like. And for the last trick. I will a pitcher of orange iuice. my fantastic memory, ability to make quick decisions, and all the summer nights to come to watch the submarine races to my favorite, handsome truck driver. FHA 1.2.3.4. GAA 1.2.3. Treasurer 3. FBLA 4. Drama Club 1.2.3.4, Ecology Club 2.3. Annual Staff 3. Pep Club 1. A Cappella Choir 1.2.3.4. Madrigals 3.4. IMEA — District?. • County Music Festival 1.2.3.4. State Solo and Ensemble Contest 1.2.3.4, State Organizational Contest 2.3.4. Plays 3.4. Best Actress Award 3. County Gov't Day 3. Class Officer 1.2.3.4. FHA Royalty 3. All-State Chorus 4. FlagCarner 3.4. SUSAN LIBBERTON. I. Susan Libberton. do will to Paul Mcllrath my ability to be on time to Semantics everyday; my authority over the underclassmen to Miss Blair Beasom; and my Band Attendance book to anyone who wants to become the most hated person in the band. FTA 2.3.4 GAA 1.2.3.4. FBLA 3.4 Library Club 1.2.3.4, French Club 2.3.4 IMEA-Dis- tnct 3. County Music Festival 3.4. State Solo and Ensemble Contest 1.2.3.4. State Organizational Contest 1.2.3.4, Band 1.2.3.4. Secretary 3.4. Librarian 2.3.4. DON LOWE. I. Don Lowe, will my singing ability to Rick Baber who needs it in the worst way. To Mr. Bretl. I will my vocabulary so that he'll never be at a loss for words in World History Class. Arrowhead 2.3.4. A Cappella Choir 3.4. County Music Festival 3.4, State Solo and Ensemble Contest 3. Football 1.2. Basketball 4. Wrestling 1.2. LEO McCAULEY. I. Leo McCauley, will my last years' subscription to the Washing- ton Post to Richard Nixon so he can find out what really happened at the Watergate. FBLA 4. Ecology Club 2.3. French Club 2. Lettermens Club 4. Basketball Manager 2. 3.4. Illinois State Scholar 4. PARIS McPEEK. I. Paris McPeek. will the wrestling weigh-in-scales to a junk dealer, the Middle school gym to a snow man to insure a long cold life, and my hair and coat to Mr. Nixon who sure needs something. AFS 3.4. French Club 2.3.4 Lettermens 2.3.4, Student Council 2.3. Arrowhead 3 Football 1.2 Wrestling 1.2.3.4. Captain 3.4. Most Improved Wrestler 2. Conference Champ 2. District Champ 2. JOY MAGEE. I. Joy Magee, will my great driving ability to Tony Clay and my job at Atwoods to Joe Oppold and Veronica Brunner, who will probably still be there next school year. Also. I will by ability to skipschool to my brother Bill. FHA 2. GAA 1. A Cappella Choir 1.4 DAVID MAJORS. I. David Majors, will to the underclassmen drinkers my miraculous ability to manufacture alibis and my unflagging homing instincts for the Elizabeth cemetary. AFS 2.3.4. Football 1.2. French Club 2.3.4, Illinois State Scholar 4. Ecology Club 2. A Cappella Choir 1.2.3.4. IMEA District 3.4. U of I Ensemble 3. State Solo and Ensemble Contest 3. Organizational Contest 1.2. County Music Festival 1.2.3. STEVE MIDTHUN. I. Steve Midthun. will my fantastic, super-human ability, unsur- passed by any. to get out of Study Hall to Morris, who is bound to boredom for eternity. Lettermens 3.4. Vice-Pres 4. Student Council 4. Vice-Pres. 4. Arrowhead 2.3.4, Edi- tor 4. VICKI PIERCE. I. Vicki Pierce, will being statitioner to anyone who wants a front row seat to all football games, but watch out when they start coming your way! FTA 4. GAA 1.2. AFS 2.3.4, Delegate 4. Library Club 1.2.3.4 Medical Careers 2,3.4. Arrowhead 4. Annual Staff 2.3.4, Editor 4. District IMEA 4. County Music Festival 3.4. State Solo and Ensemble Contest 2.3.4. Class Officer 4. A Cappella Choir I.2.3.4. Prom Server 2. BILL RAUSCH. I. Bill Rausch, will my skiing ability to anyone who can afford it. and my black-bodied, bar-eyed, vestigial-winged fruit flies to Science. AFS 1.2. Jazz Band 2. Football 1.2.3,4. All-Conference guard All-Conference Line- backer. Most Valuable Defense Player. Honorary Captain 4 Basketball 2. Wrestling 1. NANCY REED. I. Nancy Reed, will my Believe It or Not book from which I constantly quoted in Freshman U.S. History class to Mr. Kuehl and I will one buttered bun to Jim Hotze. 22 FHA 1.2.3.4. Vice-Pres. of Degrees and Points 3. Vice-Pres. 4. GAA 1.2.3.4. Library Club 1.2.3.4. Vice-Pres. 3. President 4 French Club 2.3. Vice-Pres. 3. Arrowhead 3. A Cappella Choir 2.3.4, Madrigals 4. IMEA 4. County Music Festival 3.4. State solo and Ensemble 1.2.3.4. State Organizational Contest 1.2.3.4, Band 1.2.3.4. Class Vice- President 4. Office Worker 3. CINDY RHYNER. I. Cindy Rhyner. will one pair of size 7. cinnamon-flavored tennis shoes to Deanna Ven Huizen. so the next time she sticks her foot in her mouth, she can enjoy it. FTA 3. Secretary 3. FHA 1.2.4. GAA 1.2.3.4. AFS 3.4. Exchange Student to Luxem- bourg 4. Drama Club 2.3. IHSA Speech Contest 1. Student Council 1.2.3.4. Secretary 3. President 4. National Honor Society 3.4. Arrowhead 4. Annual Staff 3.4. A Cappel- la Choir 2.3.4. Madrigals 3.4. State Solo and Ensemble Contest 2.3.4. State Organiza- tional Contest 1.2.3.4, County Music Festival 3. District IMEA 4. County Gov't Day 3. Cheerleading 1.2.3.4. Camp 3. Illinois State Scholar Girls Interscholastic Volleyball 3. Bowling 3. State Bowling Tournament 3. ANGIE ROLLOCK. AFS Student from Barbados Islands. Library Club — Honorary Member 4. FHA 4. GAA 4. Annual Staff 4. Arrowhead 4. A Cappella Choir 4. SUSAN SCHAEFER. I. Sue Schaefer, will to twink . Kris Young another box. since she only has one as is. Also, to Kris Young. Mary King, and Darla Pohl a large sack of red rubber bouncing balls. To M. Krause. K. Sullican. and D. Aurand a bag of Chee- toes for 3 big Cheetas! To Dee a new pair of white gloves since hers somehow turned green. To my sister Sandra, all the luck she needs to get through 3 more years of high school. To Jo. a quick eye for swinging branches which I've developed. To Den- ise. a box of pizza spins and a little Howard doll. To Betsy a case of zit cream since she seems to think she needs it. To Breed and Osterday a book of the Rare Tookie Tookie Bird autographed by Brrd himself. To Mogie — who isn't with us — a bundle of diapers, and to myself the will to keep going in this world. GAA 2.3.4. FHA 1.2.3.4. Secretary 4. FBLA 3.4. Drama Club 2.3.4 SHARON SCHAMBERGER. I. Sharon Schamberger. will my kissing frogs to the next trigonometry class. FHA 1. GAA 1.2.3.4, Point recorder 4. AFS 2.3.4. Drama Club 1.4. French Club 2.3.4. Sec'y-Treasurer 3. Arrowhead 1.2.3. Band 2.3.4. State Solo and Ensemble Contest 2. 3.4. State Organizational Contest 2.3.4. Girls Interscholastic Tennis 4. Softball 3. Illi- nois State Scholar. Plays 4. TRACY SCHIESS. I. Tracy Schiess. will my parking space in the last row to anyone who likes to walk in the rain or snow or wind or sleet, or FHA 1.2.3.4. Class Rep- resentative 1. Vice-Pres. of Projects 2. Vice-Pres. 3. President 4. Drama Club 1.2.3.4. President 4. French Club 3.4. National French Contest 3. Medical Careers 4. National Honor Society 3.4. Arrowhead 3. Plays I.2.3.4. County Gov't Day 3. Illinois State Scholar 4. RENEE SCHLICHTING. Maybe I will, and maybe I won't! FHA 1.2.3.4. GAA 1.3.4. AFS 3.4. FBLA 3.4. Arrowhead 4. Annual Staff 4. Band 1.2.3. 4. State Solo and Ensemble Contest 1.2.3.4. State Organizational Contest 1.2.3.4. TERRY SCHLICHTING. I. Terry Schlichting. will if she will! FFA 1.2.3.4. President 4. FBLA 4. Annual Staff 3. Drama Club 1.2.3.4. FFA-FHA At- tendant 3. Football 1.2.3.4, Track 1.2.3.4. FFA Basketball. Projectionist Club 1.2.3.4, Pep Club 1.2.3.4, Lettermens 2.3.4. ELAINE SCHRECK. I. Elaine Schreck. will my ability to go down a one way street the wrong way. in a certain town, and not get caught, to Anita and Marcey. who were along. FHA 1.2. GAA 1.2.3.4, AFS 3.4. Drama Club 1.2.3.4, Plays 1.2.3.4 Make-up Head 2. Arrowhead 4. Annual Staff 4 A Cappella Choir 1.2.3.4, Madrigals 1.2,3.4. IMEA Dis- trict 3.4.County Music Festival 3.4. State Solo and Ensemble Contest 3.4. State Organizational Contest 3.4. ANITA SCHULTZ. I. Anita Schultz, will all my problems to anyone who doesn't have enough. Drama Club 3.4. GAA 3,4. AFS 3.4. Arrowhead 4. Annual Staff 4. MIKE SCHWITZ. I. Mike Schwitz. will my coon hunting experience to Mike Thoren. who wants to hunt but can't find time to because he's too busy drinking. A Cappella Choir 1,2. County Music Festival 2. State Solo and Ensemble Contest 2. State Organizational Contest 1.2. Football l.Golf 1.2. Projectionist 1.2. DEBBIE SLICK. I. Deb Slick, will my mind to Science as maybe they can do some- thing with it. Also I will my ability of making brownies to Pat so that she can become the great cook I am. FHA 1. GAA 1.3. Library Club 1. Drama Club 3.4. Medical Careers 3.4. Treasurer 4. KRISTINE STEFFENS. I. Kristine Steffens, will my part of the scarecrow in the Wizard of Oz to any girl who wants the line and they ripped my chest off and threw it over there. GAA 1.2.3.4. AFS 1.2.3.4. French Club 2.3,4. President 3. Sec'y-Treasurer 4. National Honor Society 3.4. Annual Staff 2. IMEA District 3. County Music Festival 2.3.4, Band 1.2.3.4. State Solo and Ensemble Contest 1.2.3.4. State Organizational Contest 1.2. 3.4. Baccalaureate Commencement Leader 3. Illinois State Scholar 4. Girls Inter- scholastic Basketball 3. CURT STEFFES. I. Curt Steffes. will my speed and physical prowess to Dan Letizen who was always last on laps, and has a hard time keeping off the ground during foot- ball practice. I also will him a pillow to sit on during the long football games. AFS 1.2.3,4. Lettermens 3.4. Pep Club 1. A Cappella Choir 1.2.2. County Music Festi- val 2. State Solo and Ensemble 1.2. State Organizational Contest 1,2. Prom Server 2. Football I.2.3.4. Captain 4. All-Conference 4. Wrestling 1.2.3.4, Captain 4. Boy's State 3. Projectionist Club 1.2.3.4. VICA 4. MIKE THOREN. I. Mike Thoren. will my noon hours to anyone who can take them. JoAnne Kimpe a new pom pon. and to Jan Tiffany a new pipe. Drama Club 3.4. Arrowhead 4. Annual Staff 4. Band 1.2.3.4 Football 1 JAN TIFFANY. I. Jan Tiffany, will my goldy locks to Emery Munson, who never had any. and to Mike Thoren my great driving abilities, and to JoAnne Kimpe. my boom- ing personality, and to Big Wally my little Blue goose! Drama Club 2.3.4, Arrowhead 3.4. Annual Staff 3.4. A Cappella Choir 2.3. Madrigals 1. County Music Festival 2.3. State Solo and Ensemble 2.3. State Organizational Contest 2.3. Jazz Band 1.2. County Gov't Day 3. Boy's State 3. LYLE UPMANN. I. Lyle Upmann. will all my worn tires to Kevin Kunz for his lean green machine. FFA 1.2.3.4. Drama Club 2. Football 1.2. DENISE VEN HUIZEN. I. Denise Ven Huizen. will to Marsha. Dee. Betsy, and Nancy a map of the Illinois State Fairgrounds. To my brother. Mike Thoren. I will one bowl of whip cream to be shared with my best pal Freddie. To Bill I will one extra large pan of chow mein with catsup on top. To Sue Schaefer I will one pigs foot and last but not least. I will to Tracy and Mary all the mold in the basement at Maple Lane. FHA 1.2.3.4. GAA 1.2.3.4. Drama Club 2.3.4. French Club 3. Arrowhead 3. Marching Band 3.4. Flag Carrier 3.4. DENNY WAMPFLER. I. Denny Wampfler. will to Martin Ertmer the township truck to drive on the glass pick-ups on Saturday mornings and my courage and knowledge of how to keep cool in that situation to Bud Bretl. whose frail, small body wouldn't be able to take the strain. Ecology Club 2.3.4, Co-Chairman 4. Lettermens 3.4. Class President 3. Prom Server 2. Prom Chairman 3. Football 1.2.3.4. Basketball 1. Track 1. DAVE WICKLER. I. Dave Wickler. will Dan Stadelman my unorthodox wrestling style, because as bad as mine is. Dan's is still in tough shape. I also will my pig drawing ability to Roxie Wulff. who never could draw a Polish Chinese pig. FFA 1.2.3.4. Lettermens 1.2.3.4. President 4. A Cappella Choir I. Wrestling 1.2.3.4 MVP 3. Most Pins Award 3. District and Sectional Champion 3. State Competition 3. Captain 3.4. Conference Champion 2. Projectionist 1. DENISE WESTABY. I. Denise Westaby. will Luri a broom and a bag of popcorn. To Marsha, a bag of Melvin's and a kneaded eraser. To Ven Huizen and Fuzz-shorter flags guaranteed not to knot up and a top that doesn't pop. To Vic and Jo a flick and a Chinese grundy. To Sue a bag of green and yellow Mabels, and to Betsy the term of Lithuanian food, and hot coaco. plus the gastric flame. FHA 1.2.3.4, GAA 1.2.3.4. AFS 2.3. FBLA 3.4. Treasurer 4. Drama Club 2.3.4. Ecology Club 2.3. Arrowhead 4. Annual Staff 3.4. Plays 4. Prom Server 2. Flag Carrier 3.4, ROXANNE WULFF. I. Roxanne Wolff, will my fabulous Math brain to Mr. Munson, who worked it so hard it died. Cheerleading I.2.3.4. Camp 3.4. FHA 1.2.3.4, GAA I.2.3.4. FBLA 3.4. Vice-President 4. FHA-FFA Attendant 2. Prom Royalty 3. Band 1.2.3.4. State Solo and Ensemble Contest 1.2.3.4, State Organizational Contest 1.2.3.4. County Music Festival 2.3.4. Annual Staff 4. Arrowhead 4. Pep Club 1.2.3.4. SUSANNE ZUEGER. I. Sue Zueger. will my willpower to anyone who wants to give in all the time. FHA 1.2. GAA I.2.3.4. Secretary 4. AFS 3.4. Drama Club 1.2,4. OFFICERS: LEFT TO RIGHT, Lurilee Lawfer, Secre- tary, Nancy Reed, Vice-President, Vicki Pierce, Treasurer, (SITTING) Ann Finkenbinder, President. 23 Vicki Pierce - Annual Editor Cindy Rhyner - AFS to Luxemburg, Student Council Bob Kupersmith - Illinois State Farmer Kris Khromer - DAR Award Angie Rollock - AFS from Barbadoes Nancy Reed - Library Club President Steve Midthun - Arrowhead Editor Curt Steffes - Boy's State Bill Rausch - Football Captain Dave Wickler - Letterman Club President Diane Brokema - Girl's State Kathy Lawfer - AFS to Australia, FTA President Mike Beeth - Ecology Club President Jan Tiffany - Boy's State Dean Ballack - FBLA President Pete Becker - Golf Captain Tracy Schiess - FHA President Terry Schlichting - FFA President Marsha Breed - GAA President Kurt King - De Haven Award unior a Four foot two, eyes of blue. Paul shows us his stuff. D. Aurand R. Bauer B. Bergeman S. Bernard B. Blacksmith S. Boettner L. Bonvillain L. Boyer M. Branthaver V. Brunner R. Burke R. Burrack K. Cahill S. Charles J. Cole M. Costello D. Daves S. Daves B. Drane B. Endress D. Engleking Treasurer, Sue Schlicting, Vice-President, Alex Johnson, Pres. Janis Schiess, Secretary, Lor- raine Boyer. 26 B. Green D. Haas K. Hass L. Haas C. Heidenreich D. Hook A. Johnson D. Kaufman J. Kimpe 27 B. McCauley P. Mcllrath B. McKinney S. McPeek G. Mitchell D. Leitzen R. Logemann K. Lowe D. Luke C. McWorthy P. Majors B. Musser J. Oppold B. Osterday C. Page D. Paisley P. Phelps C. Pierce S. Pierce T. Pierce P. Pohl 28 S. Schlichting T. Schubert S. Schultz C. Seas R. Stayner L. Steffes K. Sullivan G. Thoren G. Timpe W. Upmann E. Valaika C. BanHamme D. Ben Heizen J. Walsh R. Yeager D. Wampfler S. Vanderheyden D. Westaby 29 e n i o r Duh!! A very uncommon sight. Local Loiterers Union. Told you I could push O'Boyle around. 30 You understand Tracy Teacher, student, or Becker. emere a How come I got stuck by O'Boyle. Locker inspection Coat check Operation! 31 T. Adleman L. Albrecht L. Albrecht L. Arnold K. Aurand R. Bardell J. Blair J. Blair L. Blair L. Bonvillian J. Brashaw M. Brinkmeier C. Burkart S. Buske T. Cahill R. Castle L. Davey D. Dole P. Baysinger S. Beard N. Bertsch C. Boyer M. Broshous R. Broshous P. Brown J. Brunner Hurry On Down To Stockton: Where The Bull Dogs R Charco-Broiled. 32 R. Freese P. Gordon A. Gothard D. Gothard Sophomore Homecoming At- tendents '73 Connie Lodemann Andy Hawley. C. Hand B. Heid S. Heller S. Hermann G. Hess M. Dower K. Drame D. Ertmer C. Eshleman S. Finn T. Fox T. Grebner C. Green F. Gutierrez J. Havens R. Havens A. Hawley D. Hill J. Hotze K. Hubb D. Husemann M. Kappes S. Kaufman 33 T. Pierce B. Posey R. Reusch D.Rowe D. Schiess B. Kaye M. King T. Krause B. Kupersmith C. Lawfer K. Lawfer D. Leitzen T. Levan S. Lloyd G. Logemann J. McPeek W. Magee J. Majors N. Marks D. Mayer J. Molitor T, Molitor D. Nelson V. Offenheiser G. Osterday S. Phelps 34 OFFICERS: President- Scott Finn, CENTER, LEFT, Kathy Vienand-Secretary, TOP, Denise Dole, Vice-President, RIGHT, Sherril Beard- Treasurer. T. Schlichting S. Schriner K. Schultz J. Stadel B. Stadelman M. Starr J. Steffens D. Stiefel B. Stockwell T. Streicher J. Tipton T. Townsend D. Trenholm D. Wampfler D. Westaby A. Wickler K. Wienand L. Williams S. Woolcock S. Wulff K. Young L. Heyer L. Lingle 35 e n i o rid I o re Vicki trying to look tough. Buzzard foot Oops wrong one again. 36 Hal I of fame Great mind at work. (yf r e lj men Physical science class Waiting in anticipation Co-rec day Kay and Mike being paraded Kenny hits one over Our hero PHIL BROWN K. Aubrey K. Bardell T. Batchelder Co Bauer J. Bauer P. Bernard B. Bawden T. Blacksmith A. Borsdorf C. Boyer C. Boyle K. Branthaver P. Brashaw M. Bret I P. Breuning T. Brinkmeier E. Brog C. Bronkema J. Broshous K. Broshous K. Brown P. Brown P. Brown 38 T. Brunner F. Burrack K. Buske President Willy Zueger, Vice President Bill Schamberger, Treasure Doug Walsh Secretary Penny Majors. J. Jogerst M. Kappes G. Kepner M. Kleckm A. Knapp J. Daves L. Dunse D. Eastlick D. Eller R. Enright J. Eshleman B. Fleharty D. Fox G. Gage D. Goeszinger C. Harbart K. Hammer P. Hayes J. Heidenreich T. Heindel B. Hill T. Hoffer K. Jacobs 39 T. Krahn M. Krohmer M. Lamm Ko Lawfer R. Lawfer G. Liberton S. Magee P. Majors P. Majors D. McPeek K. Mercer Ke Meyer K. Molitor W. Molitor D. Morhardt J. Musser S. Nelson C. Oates C. Ockerman C. Offenheiser D. Paisley C. Patterson R. Paxon R. Phelps 40 S. Schaefer B. Schamberger M. Schubert W. Schultz D. Smith J. Smolka K. Spaulding G. Stayner T. Tobler D. Trenholm G. Vanderheyden K. Vanderheyden R. Vanderheyden P. VenHuizen D. VenHuizen D. Walsh D. Westaby H. Williams M. Zink D. Zueger W. Zueger C. Haas R. Fisher B. Willig M. Woods C. Woolcock J. Yttri T. Yungbluth 41 Meeting of the minds What is 2+2 42 Cover those points Is my tie straight Jump ball Blackhawk Power LEFT TO RIGHT; BOTTOM ROW; Andy Rowe, Dwayne Westaby, Jamie Tipton, Garth Osterday, John Blair, John Hotze, Coach John 0'Boyle. SECOND ROW; Mgr. Scott Buske, Andy Hawley, Greg Thoren, Jerry Molitor, Robin Bauer, Dan Leizten, Bruce Drane, Steve Vanderheyden, Bill Kleckner, Phil Phelps, Shawn Lloyd, Coach Hank Ezel. TOP ROW; Craig Heidenrich, Dan Stadelman, Bill Rausch, Curt Steffes, Dave Aurand, Terry Schlicting, Kurt King, Ken Blair, Rick Baber, Mike Beeth, Jim Hotze, Dennis Wampfler, Fred Borsdorf, Delmar Westaby. RUSHING Kurt King 1343 yards Ken Blair 617 yards Phil Phelsp 238 yards RECEIVING Rick Baber 225 yards Terry Schlichting 82 yards PASSING Greg Thoren 28 att. 12 comp. 3tds Dennis Wampfler 16 att. 7 comp. 4tds DEFENSIVE Bill Rausch 55 tackles-53 assists Ken Blair 46 tackles- 26 assists Dan Stadleman 45 tackles-24 assists Curt Steffes 44 tackles-32 assists TEAM RUSHING Conference 2632 yards Overall 2345 yards TEAM PASSING Conference 367 yards Overall 362 yards TEAM TOTAL YARDS Conference 2707 yards Overall 2994 yards TEAM FIRST DOWNS Conference 125 yards Overall 133 Stockton 14 Rockford Luthern Opponents 0 0 Stillman Valley 7 16 Dakota 6 6 Le-Win 10 24 Lenark 6 44 Warren 0 8 Galena 6 46 Aquin 12 31 Pearl City 12 28 Durand 22 35 Orangeville 0 Gang tackle Kupe rambles Number 1 Offense Q.B.sack Look at things to come BtfXWKS 9LACKMAWKS 0LACXHAWW dscmms 3 % VCMJtM 9LACKMWV i7f«r 5F BUCWW S 46 Butch heads for daylight Freddy is tough on defense Open field tackle Terry is heading for daylight All-conference Rausch displays form For the fifth consecutive year the Blackhawks took the conference title in the last year of the Northwest Conference as it is. They did it with an 8-1 record and a explosive offense that featured the running of DeHaven Award winner Kurt King. Aquin broke just as easy 47 Baber hauls in another one Brian Wampfler LEFT TO RIGHT; BOTTOM ROW; T. Hoffer, J. Vanderheyden, T. Batchelder R. Enright, K. Hammer, P. Brown, G. Stayner, R. Lawfer, G. Althof, R. Vanderheyden, J. Brunner, J. Molitor, B. Broshous. SECOND ROW; G. Gage, D. Wampfler, B. Magee, R. Reusch, J. Tipton, R. Paxton, D. Paisley, C. Woolcock, R. Phelps, B. Stockwell, W. Zueger, B. Shamberger, M. Bretl, R Schlichting. TOP ROW; Coach Young, Mgr. S. Buske, M. Woods, D. Westaby, S. Finn, G. Osterday, J. Blair, S. Wulff, M. Brink- meier, J. Hotze, A. Hawley, K. Drane, S. Lloyd, T. Krause, J. Blair, J. Bauer, B. Bawden, D. Walsh, P. Brown, Coach Emery Munson. Stockton Opponents 40 Stillman Valley 20 6 Dakota 0 36 Lena 14 38 Lanark 0 61 Warren 0 Stockton Opponents 55 Galena 6 12 Aquin 0 46 Pearl City 6 32 Durand 12 45 Orangeville 0 48 m « I) 2 t h a LEFT TO RIGHT; KNEELING; Greg Thoren, Delmar Westaby, Kurt King, Rick Baber, Rick Hill, Don Lowe. STANDING; Coach Dean Wait, Doyle Aubrey, Jerry Brunner, Gary Timpe, Bill Upmann, Pete Korth, Brad McKinney, Phil Phelps, Mgr. Leo McCauley. Stockton Opp. 78 Le-Win 85 71 Aquin 45 35 Orangeville 48 60 Forreston 66 80 Savanna 72 66 Le-Win 73 62 Warren 56 61 Chadwick 59 67 Oregon 43. 52 Forreston 67 67 Aquin 40 45 Galena 44 84 Elizabeth 75 63 Thomson 46 77 Scales Mound 71 73 Hanover 44 62 Warren 59 73 Chadwick 81 60 Galena 81 90 Elizabeth 70 65 Thomson 60 70 Scales Mound 71 73 Aquin 47 70 Hanover 50 The basketball season 1973-74 saw a new head coach. Dean Wait take the helm. In a rebuilding year. Wait led his charges through two tournaments, (finish- ing third in each) The Blackhawks stressed defense and a controlled fast break to post a 16-8 regular season record. They finished second in U.S. Grant's final sea- son with a 11-3 record. Pete Korth standing out as a 6-2 senior held things together, along with 6-0 senior Jerry Brunner, till juniors Gary Timpe and Bill Upmann came of age. Timpe shot beautifully while Upmann killed the boards and intimidated on defense. Kurt King overcame football inclinations to ac- count greatly toward the success of the fast break. Rick Baber came off the bench to loosen a few tight zones with his outside shooting. High kicking Phill Phelps added rebounding strength, as did Doyle Aubrey; and with his superb warmup moves he led the team in that particular category. The all important substitute roles were played by Rick Hill, Greg Thoren, and Delmar Westaby. Brad McKinney gave good seventh and eighth man power. Don Lowe came off the bench in the last regular sea- son game to rip the nets for six markers. The Blackhawks lost four of their first six encount- ers. But from there on out, they killed their opponents winning 14 of their last 18. Steve Midthun 49 Sky hook by Phelps Coach Wait clearing the bench What style, what grace Dejection 52 Mr. Underwood helps out Korth for two more (LEFT TO RIGHT; KNEELING) G. Osterday, D. Nelson, D. Westaby, R. Phelps, S. Finn, B. Schamberger, C. Woolcock. (SECOND ROW) Coach Underwood, B. Magee, C. Lawfer, B. Heid, M. Bretl, S. Phelps, Mgr. Hill. (TOP ROW) Don Groezinger, M. Brinkmeier, T. Krause, J. Steffens, M. Woods, S. Wulff, J. Bauer. Mr. Underwood and his crew posted a - record but the team does posses some potential. They had a tall front line of Joel Steffens, Mike Brinkmeier, and Garth Osterday with bench strength from Mike Woods and Don Groezinger. At the guard spot they had two able ball handlers with Bill Heid and Dwayne Westaby plus bench help from Dave Nelson, Jay Bauer, Curt Lawfer and Scott Finn. 53 ROW 1: J. Blair, Manager, R. Enright, W. Zueger, J. Raab, P. Brown, L. Bonvillain, J. Molitor. ROW 2: A. Rowe, J. Brunner, J. Vanderhyden, B. Broshous, A. Hawley, S. Lloyd, A. Wickler, J. Rhyner, A. Heindel, R. Vanderhyden. ROW 3: Assistant Coach, Nicklin, D. Wampfler, T. Khran, K. Bauer, P. Me- Peek, B. Green, R. Bauer, B. Eshleman, D. Stadelman, J. Hotze, C. Steffes, D. Wickler, Coach Ezel SAVANNA 26 - 30 LOST FREEPORT 19 - 28 LOST (Triangler) AMBOY 49-2 WON ROCKFORD JEFFERSON 15 - 32 LOST LANARK 61-4 WON DARLINGTON 44-6 LOST WINNEBAGO 50-9 WON STILLMAN VALLEY 27 - 22 WON GALENA 50 - 14 WON ROCKFORD AUBURN 34-9 WON POLO 28 - 20 WON DAKOTA 40 - 12 WON HONONEGH 38 - 15 WON (T riangler) HARVARD 15 - 36 LOST SAVANNA DISTRICT WON 54 This year Stockton had six returning Senior Lettermen. LEFT HAND CORNER TOP: Dave Wickler who took 1st at Sectionals last year and then went down state, has this year a 23-1 regular season record taking 1st at District and a trip to sectionals. RIGHT HAND CORNER TOP: Perry McPeek came on strong this year with a 21-1 regular season record also taking a trip to sectionals. LEFT HAND CORNER BOTTOM: Curt Steffes coming through this year with a 13-12 regular season record tood 3rd at District. RIGHT HAND CORNER BOTTOM: Kevin Bauer with only 3 years of wrestling experience came through with a 10-7 regular season record taking 3rd at District. Stockton for the first time ever took 1st place for team score beating 9 other teams at District, which was held at Savana this year. We're losing a lot of good wrestlers but next season proves to be just as good with Brian Green returning wo took 1st at District and Dan Stadleman who too 2nd, and both going to sectionals. 56 LEFT: Layne Bonvillain looked good this year with a 12-5-2 regular season record taking 2nd at Dis- trict and a trip to sectionals. RIGHT: Dave Bethke came on strong with a 16-4 regular season record taking 3rd at District this year. Perry turning opponent over for 2. 57 Layne in control. Victory!!! You take this arm and put it over here. Then... Yea! Dave!! I won again!! Wasn't nothing!!! 58 © r a e L 73 Kurt King and Rich King sprint to a finish Pete Valiaka clears the bar Layne Bonvillain and Terry Schlichting march to the finish Kurt King puts every- thing into this jump The 1973 varsity Blackhawk thinclads, coached by Emery Munson and Dale Nicklin, highlighted their campaign by capturing the annual Jo Daviess County meet title. Other major meet finishes came in the Shan- Lan relays (sec- ond) and the Forreston relays (fifth). Five new school records were set with Pete Valaika soaring six feet in the high jump; Layne Bonvillain erasing previous marks in both the mile and two-mile runs in respective times of 4:42.4 and 10:07. Kurt King running the 440-yard dash in 0:52.7 and the 880-yard relay time of Rick Baber, Kurt King, Bill Kleckner, and Rick King claimed a new record in 1:37.0. Pete Valaika also finished fifth in Belvidere District meet competition. Kurt King was selected most valuable performer of the junior dominating squad and Bonvillain was elected cap- tain of the 1974 team. 59 Jim Hotze Looks for a soft spot to land. Rich King dances thru the pit. Rich King takes the baton from Rick Baber. John Dow puts the shot. Terry Schlicting and Layne Bonnivillian out for a stroll. LEFT TO RIGHT: Dave Nelson, Alex Johnson, Pete Becker, Bruce Drane, Bill Heid, and Duane Leitzen. Bill Heid, Duane Leitzen and Dave Nelson Did you yell at me Mom! Up, up, and away! iflBm Swish! Pin'em heerlebde.rs Smile! J.V. Climb up to the top. £ £ i o n We've Got Spirit Yes we do! Aren't you glad you use Dial! Go you Blackhawks! 64 Come on and Boogie! Cheers for maroon and gold! FROND ROW: K. Aurand, T. Grebner, H. Williams, L. Albrecht, P. Brieuning, D. McPeek, C. Brant- haver, K. Finn, V. Osterday, V. Raab, S. Charles, S. Herman. 2nd ROW: S. Beard, J. McPeek, M. Dower, R. Freeze, C. Logemann, D. Rowe, D. Aurand, N. Reed, J. Walsh, M. Krhomer, J. Hammer, B. Bergman, L. Bonvillian, K. Lowe, S. Albrecht. 3rd ROW: W. Molitor, D. Huseman, K. Wienand, M. Branthaver, A. Borsdorf, S. Pierce, D. Wampfler, L. Steffes, L. Boyer, S. Liberton, C. Page, B. Endress, S. Woolcock, C. Pierce. BACK ROW: K. Shultz, J. Brashaw, J. Kimpe, S. Schlichting, K. Sullivan, T. Molitor, A. Rollock, C. Boyer, D. Trenholm, C. Bronkema, K. Krohmer, L. Brown, B. McCalloy, M. Schubert, R. Raab, V. Pierce. OFFICERS: LEFT TO RIGHT: Vice-President-Vici Osterday, President- Nancy Reed, Ad- visor- Mrs. Werkheiser, Treasurer- J. Kimpe, Secretary- K. Finn. 66 (L TO R) Ruth Burrack, Mr. Schmelzle, Fred Burrack, Bill Upmann Kathy Lawfer, Fawn Bauer. 67 ROW 1-S. Nelson, P. VenHuizen, K. Boyle, P. Hayes, M. Star, L. Albrecht, D. McPeek, K. Meyer, C. Bauer, K. Branthaver, ROW 2-K. Aurand, S. Hermann, S. Beard, S, Schaefer, M. Dower, R. Freeze, K. Wienand, D. Westaby, A. Borsdorf, D. Rowe, S. Wilcox, D. Ven Huizen. ROW 3-D. Schiess, K. Burkart, T. Cahill, J. McPeek, L. Lingel, T. Townsend, C. Logamann, L. Bonvillain, B. Willig, M. King, P. Baysinger, D. Eller. ROW 4-T. Moliter, S. Hand, M. Kappes, T. Adelman, B. Kupersmith, D. Huseman, K. Boyer, P. Brashaw, B. Hill, K. Schultz, K. Jacobs, T. Yungbluth, J. Heidenreich, C. Boyle, J. Sta- del, L. Blair. ROW 1-V. Osterday, S. Schaefer, K. Lowe, P. Pohl, C. McWorthy, K. Finn. ROW 2-J. Walsh, L. Boyer, J. Enright, S. Albrecht, S. Boettner, N. Reed, T. Schiess. ROW 3-S. Pierce, L. Steffes, R. Wulff, D. Westaby, L. Lawfer, M. Branthaver, D. Ernst, K. Haas. ROW 4-R. Schlichting, J. Kimpe, D. Bronkema, S. Schlichting, A. Rollock, J. Lamm, B. Kupersmith, D. Ven Huizen, M. Breed. SITTING: Mrs. Korte- Advisor, Tracy Schiess- President, Lorraine Boyer-V.P. of Degrees and Points, Michele Kappes-Public Rela- tions, Susan Schlicht- ing-Treasurer, Joann Kimpe-V.P. of Projects, Jolene Lamm-H istor- ian, Kathy Schultz- Recreation, Nancy Reed-Vice President, Susan Schaefer- Secretary. 68 ROW 1- S. Midthun, Advisor D. Wait C. Rhyner, J. Hudson. ROW 2- K. Molitor, K. Brant- haver, J. Me Peek, K. Lawfer, M. Branthaver. ROW 3- K. Cahill, K. Arnold, G. Timpe, D. Ertmer. ROW 1- L. Arnold, F. Bauer, C. Van Hamme, P. Broshous, D. Wampfler, B. Bergman, L. Bon- villian, S. Woolcock, A. Knapp. ROW 2- Advisor A. Bretl, D. Wampfler, R. Bauer, M. Ertmer, B. Upmann, G. Thoren, P. Me Ilrath, G. Gage, D. Zuegar, A. Heindle, B. Willig. ROW 3- M. Cahill, P. Brown, B. Green, M. Bretl, D. Wampfler, G. Timpe, G. Althof, K. Arnold, J. Bauer, B. Schamberger, G. Woolcock, Advisor F. Thomas. 69 FRONT ROW: E. Schreck, R. Schliching, A. Rollock, M. Cahill, V. Pierce. 2nd ROW: S. Midthum, M. Thoren, J. Tiffany, M. Beeth, K. Blair, M. Collison. 3rd ROW: D. Aubrey, J. Kimpe, S. Schlichting, M. Branthaver, K. Finn, C. Rhyner, A. Schutz, M. Aronld, R. Wulff, Mr. Schmelze. TOP ROW: M. Breed, S. Pierce, D. Westaby, V. Osterday, J. Walsh. 70 71 FRONT ROW: T. Grebner, K. Lawfer, P. Mcllrath, S. Libberton, S. Charles, K. Buske, F. Burrack, B. Endress, V. Brunner. SECOND ROW: D. Kaufman, S. Bernard, L. Davey, D. Wampfler, C. Pierce, C. Patterson, K. Lawfer, S. Woolcock, P. Majors, K. Lawfer. THIRD ROW: J. Brunner, R. Burrack C. Rhyner, J. Hudson, C. Harbert, R. Raab, S. McPeek, D. Paisley. FOURTH ROW- B. Heid, S. Finn B. Stadelman, D. Ernst, B. McCauley, D. Leitzen, K. Cahill, K. Sullivan, C. Eshleman, R. Castle, D. Hook, C. Bronkema. BACK ROW: C. Page, D. Dole, T. Stretcher, J. Oppold, G. Osterday, B. Broshous, B. McKinney, J. Brunner, K. Drane, P. Korth, S. Buske, T. Davenport, D. Lowe, V. Pierce. FRONT ROW OFFICERS: S. Sch- lichting, R. Wulff, D. Balbach, D. Westaby. SECOND ROW: J. Ham- mer, C. McWorthy, S. Charles, L. Bonvillian, V. Raab, L. McCauley, THIRD ROW: C. Rhyner, M. Krause, S. Schaefer, K. Lowe, S. Libberton, R. Schlichting, S. Al- brecht. FOURTH ROW: L. Lawfer, J. Hudson, D. Aubrey, T. Schlicht- ing, D. Bronkema, J. Kimpe, D. Ernst, K. Haas. 72 L. TO R., ROW 1: Dave Aurand, Arlene Groezinger, Terry Schlichting, Advisor—Mr. Hoff, Greg Thoren; ROW 2: Fred Borsdorf, Janis Scheiss; ROW 3: Gary Libberton, Mark Lamn, Rick Lawfer, Curt Lawfer, Randy Bar- dell, Doug Walsh, Bonnie Holtze, Jay Rhyner, George Kepner, Mike Kleckner, Roy Fisher; ROW 4: Tony Hof- fer, Terri Pierce, Todd Schlichting, Jeffrey Jogerst, Larry Albrecht, Kevin Bauer, Jim Blair, John Blair, Charles Ockerman, Layne Bonvillian, Delmar Westaby, Mike Costello; ROW 5: Lyle Upmann, Dwayne West- aby Dennis Boyer, Dave Wickler, Steve Wulff, Tonya Pierce, Dan Ertmer, Stan Heller, Steve Kaufman, Andy Wickler, Dale Ven Huizen; ROW 6: Ken Blair, Jim Blair, Andy Hawley, Bob Kupersmith, Ted Davenport, Craig Heidenreich, Nelson Markes, Chuck Crimmans, Dave Haas, Alex Johnson, Keith Mercer, David Smith Jim Reid. ' ' L. TO R., SEATED: Dave Aurand--Vice-President, Arlene Groezinger—Secretary, Terry Schlichting—President, Mr. Hoff—Advisor, Greg Thoren— Sentinal; STANDING: Fred Bors- dorf—Treasurer, Janis Schiess—Reporter. FRONT ROW: F. Borsdorf, S. Midthun, D. Wickler, B. Kupersmith, ROW TWO: R. Bauer, P. McPeek, D. Wampfler, D. Bethke, B. Green, B. Heid, D. Nelson, L. McCauley. ROW THREE: H. Ezel - Advisor, K. Blair, R. Bauer, A. Wickler, R. Baber, D. Wampfler, B. Rausch, K. King, L. Bonivillian. ROW FOUR: P. Korth, D. Aubrey, B. Klecklner, J. Hotze, T. Schlicting, J. Brunner, P. Becker, M. Beeth, C. Steffes, D. Aurand, D. Stadleman. LEFT TO RIGHT: Hank Ezel - Advisor, F. Borsdorf - Sargent of Arms, Steve Midthun, - Vice- President, D. Wickler - President, R. Kupersmith - Secretary. 74 75 ROW 1; D. Gothard, D. Slick, S. Daves, A. Finkenbinder, D. Dole, L. Brown. ROW 2; C. Oates, B. Willig, P. Breuning, N. Bertch, T. Fox, K. Lawfer, J. McPeek, K. Aurand, T. Grebner, ROW 3; D. Aurand, T. Schiess, C. Pierce, K. Molitor, D. Gothard, R. Freese, K. Wienand, P. Gordon, V. Brunner. ROW 4; D. Paisley, V. Pierce, L. Davey, W. Molitor, L. Lingle, M. Dower, B. Stad- elman, T. Streicher, R. Raab, T. Adleman, J. Schiess. ROW 5; J. Oppold, S. Buske, V. Offen- heiser, D. Trenholm, B. Kupersmith, T. Molitor, D. Huseman, J. Brashaw, S. McPeek, P. Breun-? ing, M. Arnold, G. Hess. ROW 1: K. Steffens, S. Daves, K. Cahill, ROW 2: T. Schiess, L. Bonvillian, K. Lawfer, P. Gordon, L. Heyer, S. Libberton, T. Grebner, A. Groezinger, M. Shubert, P. Majors, A. Knapp.-ROW 2: Miss St. Peters, J. Hammer, C. Smital, S. Shamberger, K. Lawfer, C. Harbert, P. Hayes, L. Davey, J. Majors, D. Dole.-ROW 3: G. Mitchell, D. Kaufman, S. Bernard, B. McCauley, B. Stadelman, R. Vanderheyden, P. McPeek, T. Schichting, P. Bernard, S. Bronkema, D. Gothard.-ROW 4: R. Burrack, J. Hess, R. Paxson, D. Hook, D. Majors, B. Eshelman, D. Balbach, D. Albrey, J. Moli- tor, D. Stadelman, J. Yttri. 76 SOFTBALL, FIRST ROW: M. King, K. Young, T. Molitor, C. Pierce; SECOND ROW: P. VenHuizen, R. Wulff, K. Finn, T. Youngbluth; THIRD ROW: W. Moli- tor, D. Dole, K. Aurand, J. McPeek, S. McPeek. TENNIS, FIRST ROW: M. Dower, L. Davey, D. Wampler, B Stadelman; SECOND ROW: T. Fox, R. Schlichting, E. Sch- reck, S. Schamberger. BOWLING, FIRST ROW: S. Schamberger, K. Sullivan, M. Breed, P. Broshous, C. Rhyner; SECOND ROW: K. Aurand, J. McPeek, R. Freese, D. Huseman, R. Wulff, E. Schreck; THIRD ROW: A. Groezinger, S. Pierce, N. Reed, S. Wool- cock, J. Grebner, D. Gothard. VOLLEYBALL, FIRST ROW: S. Bernard, K. Aurand, K. Wienand, T Adleman, M. Krause, M. King, Coach Kraus; SECOND ROW: D. Schiess, C. Logeman, L. Steffes, S. Schlicting, M. Dower, P. VenHuizen; THIRD ROW: T. Molitor, K. Young, T. Brunner, C. Bauer, C. Pierce, L. Boyer; FOURTH ROW: B. Stadelman, S. McPeek, T. Streicher, D. Kaufman, J. Hudson, W, Molitor._________________________________ Coach Kraus can be a devil at times. 77 OFFICERS: SEATED - Ms. Kraus, Advisor; M. Breed, Pres.; STANDING - K. Finn, Vice Pres., L. Boyer, Treas.; S. Schamberger, Point Rec.; S. Pierce, Camp Rep.; S. Zueger, Sec. 5,4,3,2,1... 0 The Three Stooges Fat Mary Scores!! Watch Out For That Pigeon! SENIORS, FIRST ROW: T. Schiess, C. Rhyner, M. Krause, S. Libberton, J. Grebner, D. Gothard; SECOND ROW: S. Schamberger, F. Bauer, K. Lawfer, R. Schlicting, R. Wulff, D. Westaby, D. Ven- Huizen, N. Reed; THIRD ROW: Ms. Kraus, A. Groezinger, A. Schultz, E. Schreck, D. Bronkema, A. Finkenbinder, A. Rollock, K. Steffens, J. Enright. JUNIORS, FIRST ROW: S. Boettner, C. McWorthy, V. Raab, L. Bonvillian; SECOND ROW: S. Pierce, K. Lowe, L. Boyer, J. Hammer, D. Wampler, R. Burrack, V. Osterday; THIRD ROW: C. Pierce, G. Mitchell, L. Steffes, M. Branthaver, C. Page, D. Ernst, R. Yeager, B. Bergeman, D. Engleking; FOURTH ROW: R. Raab, J. Lamm, S. Bernard, B. McCauley, K. Cahill, J. Kimpe, B. Kupersmith, L. Haas, S. Schlicting. Look out now, I'm coming through! J-U-M-P!! SOPHOMORES, FIRST ROW: R. Freese, D. Rowe, L. Bonvillian, T. Grebner, K. Aurand; SECOND ROW: M. Dower, C. Logemann, D. Dole, K. Young, D. Schiess, P. Gordon; THIRD ROW: J. McPeek, B. Stadelman, J. Stadel, B. Posey, P. Baysinger, S. Woolcock, T. Fox; FOURTH ROW: K. Weinand, L. Davey, T. Adelman, D. Huseman, T. Molitor, B. Kuper- smith, J. Brashaw, K. Lawfer. FRESHMAN, FIRST ROW: S. Schaefer, D. Westaby, C. Bauer; SECOND ROW: K. Branthaver, K. Aubrey, P. Hayes, K. Boyle, K. Broshous, S. Nelson; THIRD ROW: B. Willig, K. Molitor, B. Hill, T. Youngbluth, K. Lawfer, P. VenHuizen, D. McPeek, D. VenHuizen; FOURTH ROW: T. Brunner, W. Molitor, C. Bauer, P. Bernard, C. Harbert, K. Jacobs, D. Eastlick, P. Brashaw. 79 ©T Oj ©fiction P n o I SEATED- J. Brunner, A. Rollock, L. Arnold, K. Cahill. FIRST ROW - C. Rhyner, Mrs. Thomas, K. Lawfer. SEC- OND ROW- M. Krause, E. Schreck, J. Schiess, D. Wampfler, P. Mcllrath, P. Gorden, T. Grebner, J. McPeek, K. Aurand, F. Burrack. THIRD ROW- V. Pierce, D. Gothard, R. Schlichting, A. Schultz, L. Davey, C. Pierce, S. Ber- nard, K. Wienand, J. Brashaw, V. Brunner, J. Grebner, D. Zueger. FOURTH ROW- J. Enright, J. Hudson, D. Bron- kema, P. Brashaw, K. Lawfer, D. Majors, T. Pierce, D. Hook, C. Woolcock, K. Steffens, P. McPeek. FIFTH ROW- J. Majors, F. Bauer, K. Arnold, B. Valaika, M. Beeth, J. Molitor, P. Korth, A. Finkenbinder, D. Balbach, A. John- son, C. Steffes, C. Bronkema, A. Knapp. Hello Everybody, I hardly need to introduce myself now, but I would like to take this opportunity to welcome you to Barbados— my 'Island in the Sun', and also to say a little about my own family. Barbados, the most easterly of all the West Indian islands is 166 square miles in area. The capital and chief town is Bridgetown in the south of the island while the second town is Speightstown, near the northern tip. I am from a small family, only four in number. My younger brother, who is in high school, my mother who is a housewife, my daddy who is a merchant and myself. The question everyone asks is How do you like Stockton? Well, you would be surprised to know that the town in which I live in Bar- bados is smaller than Stockton, so in my estimation, I considered it to be big, until I really saw a big city. It's beautiful here, but I think the most beautiful time of the year is when it snows. This was the first opportunity I had of seeing snow other than in pictures or on television and I really enjoyed my first white Christmas. Thanks to my family and all those who made it possible for me to be here. Thanks to Everybody. 80 From my first utterance of a Luxembourgish word to my last Au Revoir 2 months later, I was awed by the beauty of the country and the love and patriotism that the 300,000 people showed for it. Luxembourg is a small country but it is unique. It has its own language. Grand Duchy, flag, and national anthem, among the castles, fortresses, beer festivals, and dances. I hope someday that I will be able to go back and relive just a little of what I lived last summer. Linda Arnold is Stockton's own delegate to South Ameri- ca as she will be spending one year in Vila Vehla, Brazil as a Foreign Exchange Student. She is living with the Aarao R. DeOliveira family, consisting of her parents, sisters Tania, 21, Rosalinda, 18, and brother Elizar, age 15. Linda would be glad to keep in touch with all Stockton- ites. Her address is: Linda Arnold c o Mr. and Mrs. Aarao DeOliveira Rua Santa Terzinha 506 29100 Vila Vehla, ES Brazil South America 81 82 Sing-a-long with John ne TROMBONES i o r Karen, you're peaking. Mr. Beed gets involved in his directing. The girls sing a song. 84 VOCAL PROJECTS; T. Davenport, R. Burrack, P. Becker, L. Lawfer, C. Heidenreich, N. Reed, K. Lawfer. MADRIGAL SINGERS: GIRLS-L. Lawfer, S. Pierce, C. Rhyner, E. Schreck, G. Mitchell, L. Offenheiser, N. Reed. BOYS-P. Becker, J. Molitor, C. Heidenreich, Z. Daves, T. Davenport, J. Hess, J. Althof, P. Mclllrath. Director Mr. Beed ALLSTATE CHOIR CONTESTANTS Luri Lawfer and Zig Daves. 85 CONTEST SO LOIST-J. Hammer, J. Altholf, B. Bergman, R. Bur- rack, D. Gothard, J. Mollitor, F. Burrack, P. Becker, G. Mitchell, Z. Daves, L. Lawfer, T. Pierce, K. Lawfer, L. Offenheiser, E. Schreck. I.M.E.A. PARTICIPANTS- J. Hudson, V. Pierce, A. Rollack, F. Bauer, A. Finkenbinder, J. Magee, T. Davenport, K. Lawfer, P. Beck- er, E. Schreck, K. Blair, L. Law- fer, D. Lowe, C. Rhyner, C. Stef- fes, N. Reed, D. Gothard, D. Majors. COUNTY MUSIC FESTIVAL PARTICIPANTS- S. Vanderheyden, J. Hess, S. Lloyd, G. Mitchell, Z. Daves, A. Rollack, J. Mollitor, D. Lowe, P. Becker, N. Marks, J. Steffes, K. Blair, C. Steffes, A. Hawley, D. Majors, G. Stayner, T. Pierce, L. Lawfer, N. Reed, J. Magee, C. Rhyner, D. Gothard, S. Pierce, T. Pierce, S. Bernard, V. Pierce, F. Guiterez, L. Steffes, L. Davie, S. Bergman, J. Hammer, E. Schreck, P. Majors, B. Stock- well, J. Altholf, F. Burrack. 86 r a m a SITTING: K. Lawfer, P. Broushous, F. Bauer, E. Schreck, A. Schultz, D. Slick. ROW 2: T. Schiess, S. Schanberger, M. Cahill, K« Finn, V. Brunner, P. Breuning. ROW 3: S. Schaefer, D. Wampfler, D. Paisley, C. Van Hamme, S. Boettner, S. Me Peek, J. Enright, D. Brokema. ROW 4: D. Ven Huizen, D. Westaby, L. Lawfer, T. Schlichting, K. Sullivan, B. Valaika, S. Zueger, B. Holze, R. Raab, M. Breed, A. Johnson. ROW 5: M. Beeth, K. Bowden, P. Gothard, D. Au- rand, D. Boyer, M. Thoren, J. Tiffany, G. Thoren, M. Ertmer, R. Bauer, D. Hook, J. Oppold. ROW 1: D. Westaby, S. Schaefer, C. Bauer, K. Aurand, F. Burrack, G. Gage. ROW 2: L. Offen- heiser, D. Gothard, D. Stiefel, K. Wienand, K. Aubrey, K. Broshous, K. Branthaver. ROW 3: T. Yungbluth, T. Pierce, D. Ven Huizen, K. Jacobs, K. Lawfer, L. Dunse, K. Pafford, P. Ven Huizen. ROW 4: T. Adleman, T. Trenholm, B. Broshous, S. Buske, S. Heller, T. Brunner, T. Streicher, S. Wilcox, S. Vanderhyden. 87 Quiet on set! What kind of face is that? OFFICERS: SEATED-Mrs. Thome, Advisor; Tracy Schiess, President. STANDING- Peg Broushous, Sec- retary; Betsy Valaika, Treasurer; Alex Johnson, Vice-President. 88 Left Right, Left, R T. Pierce, K. Weinand, K. Aurand, D. Schies, S. Bernard, J. Kimpe, S. Wollcock, R. Freeze, M. Dower, B. Valaika. Oh say can you see. Val strikes a tune. Drum major Keith Arnold Majorettes on the move. Hi Mom! says Barb Stadelman C. Seas, D. Trenholm, B. Stadelman, S. Schaefer. 91 e e i a Homecoming royalty Ivory 93 HOMECOMING 73 Freshmen Attendents- Mike Woods, Kay Lawfer. Angie pops one on em Cindy doing her thing! u t o [j r a I) e tJLM 1973 King and Queen David Aurand and Linda Arnold LEFT TO RIGHT-Jerry Brunner, Dawn Gothard, Roxanne Wulff, Fred Borsdorf, 1972 Queen - Lynne Gallagher, King - Jeff Boldt, 1973 Queen - Linda Arnold, King - David Aurand, Pete Korth, Michele Cahill, Julie Hudson, Kurt King. 97 Who me? The girls let the guys rest. 98 London Bridges falling down. Who put this tree here? 99 Crown Em Future cook for the world? Ag resources class From the Inside Phil after a long days work iai.f 100 Look at those sparks Wake up Phil! c e a ticnn I enter One casualty Anyone need a house 101 D. Burke, J. Kotze, M. Schwitz, M. Ertmer, J. Blair, Mr. Vowls. 102 S. Albrecht, D. Wectaby, R. Schlichting, M. Breed, J. Walsh, V. Osterday. D. VenHuizen, L. Bonvillian, J. En- right, Mr. Harms. 103 SEATED: R. Wulff, STANDING: Mrs. High, D. Bronkema, V. Raab, S. Zue- ger, M. Cahill. Mr. Vowls, A. Rowe, R. Nickel L. Upmann, D. Boyer. 104 P. Phelps, Mr. James, J. Enright [I (J li Look at thos biceps. Big little man Whistling Bill Trying to look busy. On the job training On the job training. MISS BEACOM Substitute Language Arts. MR. ALDEN BRETL Social studies Topics, World His- tory, News Issues. Big guys get everything. MR. HANK EZEL Industrial arts I-IV, Assistant Foot- ball Coach, Wrestling Coach. Clean up!! MRS. GRACE FINKENBINDER clip - clop, clip - clop, clip - clop Freshmen Reading, Advanced Reading, Humanities. MR. JERRY HOFF Thanks for volunteering!! Agriculture I-IV MR. CHARLE GREEN C = MC 1 4 + .7 Physics IV, Math Dept. MR. JOHN JOHNSON 1,2, Ready play Band Director Grades 5-12 MISS ELIZABETH HANKINSON Health dept. Grades 7-12 MR. WILLIAM KEEFER 2H + 0 - H20 Chemistry I,II, Physical Science. 106 MRS. COLLEEN KORTE Two cups of flour and a egg.1 Home Economics I - IV MRS. MOLITOR Bookkeeper MR. JOHN O'BOYLE Get it, got it, good. Driver Education, Physical Science, Football Coach. MISS LINDA KRAUS Come up and see me some time. Physical Education 7-12 MR. ROBERT KUEHL Anybody seen my horse. American History, Political Science. MR. EMERY MUNSON MRS. MURPHY Quiet down please!?! Secretary Math Dept., Business, Jr. Varsity Football Coach. MISS LYNN ROCKROHR A picture paints a thousand words. Art Grades 1-12 MR. BREYMAN SCHMEIZLE Tweet, Tweet English Literature, Advanced writing. 107 MISS HELEN ST. PETERS D'accord. French I-III MRS. CATHY THOME Seniors First. Theatrical Director, Language Arts. MR. GARY UNDERWOOD Come in, sit down, shut up. Biology I II, Physical Science, Jr. Varsity Basketball. MR. DEAN WAIT Guidance Counselor, Basketball Coach. MR. ELDEN WERKHEISER Don't forget to lock your lockers. Boys Physical Education 7-12 MRS. PHYLLIS WERKHEISER One more time and you're out for a week. Unit Librarian MRS. BECKY WERNER FFFGGGFFGGFGFG Personal and Business typing, Shorthand, Bookkeeping. MR. STEVE YOUNG MR. LEAR Who took the answer book. Psychology Algebra I,II, Geometry, Jr. Varsity Football Assistant Coach, Golf Coach. 108 m i n i t r a t i o n 109 Principal GARY KOPITZKE Superintendent's Asst., Principal of Elemen- tary and Middle Schools. WILLIAM DATERS Superintendent willis McKinney FRONT ROW: Kenneth Eden, Kenneth Dittmar, Carol Westaby, Don Lawfer, Wayne Beeth. SECOND ROW: Kenneth McPeek, Gary Kopitzke, Willis McKinney, William Daters, Howard Rowe. BACK ROW: George Washington. Crescence Heindel - Secretary 110 STANDING: A. Finkenbindec, S. Albrecht, S. Pierce, D. Bronkema. R. Burrack, V. Osterday, G. Mitchell. SITTING: Mrs. Hiendel. Ill 1 112 FRONT ROW: C. Gothard, B. Kappes, M. Breed, C. Spittler, W. Endress, N. Evans, F. Brunner, SECOND ROW: P. Sullivan, F. Allen, J. Shoemaker, G. Schlafer, E. Boettner, G. Cook, C. Schroeder. BISHOPS MARIE’S BEAUTY SHOP The Big Busy Store Clothing Shoes ELIZABETH, ILLINOIS Groceries Meats Elizabeth, Illinois WAYMAN COBINE FARM EQUIPMENT Congratulations to the Class of’74 A-C — N-H — N-I — KEWANEE Tel. (815) 858-3811 BETTY’S VARIETY SHOP Elizabeth, Illinois 61028 Elizabeth, Illinois A STEVES BARBERSHOP fli iUan fcuild U 224 N. Main Elizabeth, Illinois ELIZABETH, ILUNOIS 61028 Phone 858-2040 GENERAL CONTRACTORS PHIL WILSON PAUL WILSON 815-858-3440 815-8S8-2011 WILSON BUILDERS Terrapin Ridge Compliments of Elizabeth, Illinois 61028 ELIZABETH STATE BANK 113 MOUNT CARROLL NATIONAL BANK DURRSTEINS The Family Store 134 E. Main— PH. 815-745-2014 Warren, Illinois 61087 EICKMAN’S FOOD MARKET Groceries meat Frozen foods Elizabeth, Illinois PHARMACY CENTER Mt. Carroll, 111. Phone 815-244-4413 24-Hour Emergency Service ELIZABETH HARDWARE Elizabeth, Illinois 61028 Phone: 858-3715 General Hardware — Wiring — Heating Complete Line of Paints and Painting Supplies Compliments of MACS RESTAURANT Elizabeth, Illinois ELIZABETH PHARMACY For Drugs See Your Pharmacist it may save your life Phone 858-3718 Elizabeth national bank.. Mount Carroll, Illinois Phone 244-2275 Member FDIC Member Federal Reserve System 114 yst be one of your most valuable assets Congratulations “Class of 73”. At this bank we’re sympathetic to the needs and dreams of our “students”. You are wise to develop a close asso f throughout your lifetime. FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF ST Member FDIC and Federal Reserve We have been banking in your com and welcome. nity for over 40 years and your banking connection here is solicited 115 TRY LOGEMANN TRUCKING likiii aiEiii jjiijs for fast, speedy service STOCKTO 7-3611 GLANVILLETRUEVALU HARDWARE Stockton, 111. 1887-1974 Compliments of DOUG’S BARBERSHOP Stockton HAFFELE DRUG STORE Walgreen Agency Dick Woods R. PH. Your Prescription Headquarters Home 947-2792 Store 947-3411 Housewares Appliances Sporting Goods Paint Electrical and Automotive Supplies Toys GamSCei AUTHORIZED DEALER THE FRIENDLY STORE. SCHROEDER DEPARTMENT STORE Congratulations STOCKTON ELECTRIC 109 N. Main St. 947-2117 116 “Fill Your Tummy at the N aamie” IMUMMIE DRIVF-IN JIM’S BARBER SHOP SULLIVAN’S SUPER VALU Congratulations to the Class of’74 Professional Barbering and Styling 117 RCA TELEVISION is a part of your life. Let us keep it happy with great RCA TV and experienced service. R. L. HANSON CO. Stockton Congratulations to the Class of 1974 MAID-RITE CAFE 118 MAIN TAP Pizza Friday Saturday 6:00 to 12:00 Phone: 947-9885 Marv Joann Bauer Congratulations BABER CONSTRUCTION DEVELOPMENT Route 20 Stockton STOCKTON HARDWARE Plumbing — Heating — Appliances 116 North Main Street Stockton, Illinois Phone 947-3711 Stan Fischer FISCHER'S PLUMBING —HEATING I VIA� ? i i Elizabeth, Illinois Phone 858-3323 i ml? r:: : to Heating Systems Plumbing Fixtures Water Systems vV Vi jl VAlf Congratulations to Blackhawk ’74’ Graduates from VANDERHEYDEN FURNITURE One hour THE MOST IN DRY CLEANING V ® LENA, ILLINOIS i - ■■: • ■ ■%, r . V-? 119 Chrysler, Plymouth, Imperial and Dodge Trucks IHM MOTOR SALES KEN HAROLD BUICK —PONTIAC CO. on the Beltline Freeport, Illinois Corner Spring and Van Buren Freeport, Illinois MESSING AND BECKER SPORTING GOODS LESLIESHOES 22 So. Chicago Freeport, Illinois 232-3212 CHRISTIAN SUPPLY CENTER “The Bible Book Store of Freeport” Phone 233-1418 103 E. Stephenson St. Freeport, Illinois C. H. LITTLE COMPANY 6 West Stephenson Freeport, Illinois “For More More Often — Shop Leslie’s” RINGERS JEWELRY Harold Wittle, Owner Y our Local Class Ring Headquarters On the plaza Freeport, Illinois KROGULL’S “Established 1859” Fine China, and Glassware, Gifts, Silverware, Home Furnishings — Small Appliances Freeport, Illinois 61032 Freeport’s Cash Market Quality Meats Phone 232-7712 Freeport, Illinois 120 RANDECKER TV-RADIO Instant Color tuning Quasar By Motorola Lena 369-2721 CONFER CHEV. SALES, INC. 101 N. Schuyler Street Lena, Illinois, 61048 CHEVROLET Built on Honesty — Backed By Service WOODBINE SOIL SERVICE Feed — Plant Food — Seed Agricultural Chemicals Custom Application Gerald K. Arnold, Prop. Phone 815-858-3700 LUECKE JEWELERS 10 E. Main St. Freeport, Illinois Charms and Pennants For The Blackhawks Made especially for you in Maroon and Gold! ABE DITTMAR SONS PHILLIPS 66 PRODUCTS GOOD YEAR PRODUCTS Woodbine, Illinois CITIZENS STATE BANK OF LENA Compliments of HOSKINS LUMBER YARD 369-4525 Contributions to the Class of “74” (jg) Compliments of ELIZABETH STATE BANK KAY KATERING Elegant receptions Buffets Woodbine, 111. ph. 858-3790 R. 3, Stockton, 111. Congratulations to the Class of “74” TISCHERS P H Tfe-p Ra ring iterant jfgceptum Bufjfjefa tUMhbimJll Ph.$5$ 3790 K3,Sfotlif0it,m 122 C D BMW, INC. Congratulations to the Class of 74’ From Importers — Distr. Motorcycle Accessories BMW, Triumph, MV Agusta JOE’S COCK BULL Route 20, East Freeport, Illinois 61032 815-232-2214 Stockton, Illinois Congratulations to the Class of’74 From KELLY SPRINGFIELD TIRE CO. Compliments of Freeport, Illinois HERMANN CLOTHING CO. % James and Patricia Cahill, Prop. 100 North Main St. Stockton, Illinois INKY PRINTS Corner State and Exchange Freeport, Illinois 61032 232-3700 Compliments to the Class of 74 From Printing While You Wait W. ANDERSON inky imprints 123 Compliments of KRAFT HON DA-SKI DOO SPORT MOTORS We Try Harder 1501 S. West Freeport, III 815-232-6101 UTH SIDE ZEPHYR ( ___________ Ray and Glenda Dampman Sandwiches and pizza anytime Friday and Saturday Chicken and Fish Stockton, Illinois A Good Place to Work ’ A Good Place to Sell Milk Compliments of STOCKTON FLORAL AND NURSERY FOR ALL OCCASIONS CUT FLOWERS WEDDINGS CORSAGES FUNERALS POTTED PLANTS STOCKTON FLORAL CALL • STOCKTON 947-3916 101 N. MAIN STOCKTON. ILL. Compliments of PARKS CAFE Stockton, 111. THE LANTERN Open 7 Days 6 A.M. — 8 P.M. Weekdays 7 A.M. — 8 p.m. Sat. and Sun. Hiways 20 and 78 Stock. - 111. Call 947-8991 Th Lantern 124 Receive Speedy Service at WALT’S MOBIL SERVICE on highway 20 Congratulations to the Class of “73” GALENTINE JEWELRY MARY’S SHOPPE Misses and Ladies Wear Infants and Children’s Wear Household Items Phone 947-3912 Jewelry and Gifts Stockton, 111. Phone: 947-3401 tZatpki BEAUTY SALON , 120 S. Main St. 'iT. ' iMf Stockton, m. 61085 • Hr Ralph C, Knouer � ’ � - Pxolossional Caro . V is Best lor the Hair lUvN V' DITTMAR SHELL SERVICE Cleland Dittmar, Prop. Route 20 Phone 947-9871 Stockton, Illinois 125 ‘i OC'OMR Congratulations to Blackhawk ’74’ from VANDERHEYDEN FURNITURE ROBERT H. BAUER AGENCY Realtor and Associates Ralph Richtemeyer, 947-3969 Bart E. Brant, 947-2620 Wayne Evans, 947-3969 Caralyn Osterday, 947-2110 Keith Cahill, 947-2679 Nancy Cahill, 947-2679 Donna Bauer, 947-3739 Phone Office, 947-3317 Res. 947-3739 Real Estate and Insurance 116 S. Main Stockton, Illinois For a fun filled family vacation, come to Maple Lane Farm and Ranch Congratulations to the class of’74 from the MAPLE LANE STAFF Compliments of ATWOOD MANUFACTURING COMPANY Freeport, Illinois 126 WE Photograph The “Blackhawks” HEIDS STUDIOS 125 N. Main Stockton, 111. 26 So. Galena Freeport, 111. tron e OsQ- MELVA WENZIKER RICHARD TOWNSEND TED ALBER AUBREY DAVIS RICHARD ZIMMERMAN I CARROLL HOUSE L N AUTO MOLTANN and SMITH FORD INC. SIEBER’S NOBLE RED AND WHITE MT. CARROL, BEN FRANKLIN 127 • • aj? -i • n .ry .''N .- - V . - T-. V ■ A� f X ' . . � • • «■ V f: p ■$ . k4 % ‘ X .� v V' - V '.. ■ ' N •- , 5S ' y rv v v 5 - v h: ;' ... • - • -x. x 'L+fTs rc . r-. N •' • r a‘ -.' ._N ' ,, _ .--• •: -v - ■—. 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