Streator Township High School - Hardscrabble Yearbook (Streator, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 214 of the 1978 volume:

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'Q Q ' 3 .4, . ...lf .j, . :- :-,-' . CW ' ', Az.. '3 get -mann X X 5 , n .,,, H- mm. Q t-nv'-'f g 9 H iii ai ...Q-APO' g . O. ' ,N ,fx xx 1 f 1 ...N- ,ff It's a new age in sports, what with Title IX and all. Attitudes have changed. It's no longer just Football, Basketball, and Baseball. There's Volleyball, Softball, Cross Country, Swimming, what used to be minor sports are becoming increas- ingly popular. And the girls have proved that they're just as tough as the guys. SHS, as well as the rest of the country, is back to the days when sports were the big thing in every school. School spirit is back and it's here to stay. The Bulldogs are back too. Streator's churning out winning teams for the First time in years and ya know, it's more fun to win than to be good losers! Sports bring people together. It doesn't matter if you're a quarterback, a for- ward, a pole vaulter, a second baseman, or just a fan, everybody's a part of it at SHS. 6 Score!!! ,,..,-wwf:-'-' f'-Y' ff A I A V I V. ,mr we ., I l ,,,.?i'xe I f .. 5. A 3' 'f - KAZ' ,ig Ffa' X K fix? ff, X. , H -W ....,-.- ' 4 if F -' 'ff 'J' ' X' 'n 'f fx ,qu ff LL,:. X . N f ' Q 2,-f , , l 5 I1 f y - j V xx! K is Q-5,5 'Wi'-L 5 ,xwqens , pi . S D' 'FE' if ffl In '- I 5 4 'VV Q 4 . V - . . T' , - 54 , ' 1 ' I J L' V V . Q 1 ' A ' .- , 1 'm.T.fQ ..- 4 J! L Y-.- ...K-4' 4---1. - 1 Qwffv- 1:41. . L I ' V bq X KX - v fd, -slswr .nl V.r 31,1 Wh 'EI3-I -:I f' . 31 .1 av E .-0z.ggQ ' w., - ,M . . , ,N fx y YA Q LV ':.,1.'5:49 ff .X .c'h- - . .Lg 1 li ' 'f 1' -J? . . ,. N ' ' - , AEN- ,fi-If 2- 4,1 if ll: xg 5 L-.4 -- tri. iw i Aw I , ku-X-1 ' -N ' '- :- f 1 . - QQ . SJ ,L -, .n J' Yi? .,.,,e65 5 VII, k 5, 1 :K gf Y V M I ,,, A A .,,, V . l 2 , . L. 4.5, if f lei . fi ,H .. -f.. . .ly- 94' g 3 'Q s Q 4 3? IH , tlw . 'kflg 4 ,V iw What's in a Name? Everywhere you look the same initials keep showing up good old SHS. Ac- tually they only stand for one thing, Streator High School, lt's not a very ex- citing name for the place where we spend four lor morel years of our lives, But, what's in a name? After a few classes at SHS those same initials start turning up. Take a look at the athletes, your folders, road signs, bumper stickers, and even the garbage cans all proudly bearing SHS. Somehow it draws us all together and makes us belong. No matter how much we deny it we all want to belong, and at SHS we do. It seems like a pretty big place when youfre still a 4' 10 tall freshman, but there's still a place for everyone if you look around. Whats in a name . . , if it's SHS 'lit's got to be good ffg tf ' 5 ar ' 1, Ig: Q if 4 VL QTY S -' .. i 2 t ella 1 Q3 -f li -3,1 ' 1 , X' it 3 .r t3.9r'iyg5ff .,- r, 3' ,tk '56 2 'val GIRLS TENNXS GOLF CROSS AUG 29 ST BEDE H 31 PONTIAC SEPT 1 DVYIGHT T JOUET CMHH comm Y woman. LINCOLNWAX H ALL H ST .few Ki-LWANEE. PRXNCE QTVR! ING -1- WOODL S F? 12 iw T5 - Q . ,Vw L' ,.. ig, Y, . L, S W- .Q .P Q Q, Q1 I 5 -i r HUA ' ' iw ' up . N .. . W ' Q ,3 . .I V 4 -ez 'iii SX ' ,...,',42.,, Ee' - 1 1' 7' ' 7 . K' 1:1 .41 W H v . . 1 fs , - 1 1 za ' ,,,. ..,, er' s IN A A - 4- LQ N ' 21, ' 1 ' A im' - , .- w r rv, 'P' .V er- vi .' I 11 , -.... ..-.. Q-and I iv SIS J Bein' a Kid at SHS Adults are always complaining that America has become a lonely nights at home conjugating verbs and writing themes. youth-oriented society, It's probably true . . . but isn't it great if you're a kid? ...They talk about filling in the gap while we talk about going to the Gap . . . I mean, what's wrong with doing things our own way and being original? Yeah . . . we aren't the only ones that like breakfast at the donut shop. .. take pep cars to the out of town games . . . cruise Main Street on Saturday nights . . . risk blind dates . .. spend w u sara -. . ,. 1 'x We may not be organized, but we're taking it as it comes and havin' fun ... playing frisbee in the park . . . tag football on Sundays. . .toilet papering Mr. Vandemark's house . . . en- joying all the school clubs . . . parties . . . hayrack rides . . . picnics , . . and just getting through the classes at good ol' SHS. .f ,1 X v- l 'J 3 f ' QT! 7 Q. i 'ag J' - YV 'j,,'i-if . fi. , 'Tiff - ' e. if r.. 'ai lT'?ff'f 'f .' 4' . -sijiiff. Q 'L if 'Swap 9 5 'V , iff? I'-si. 3 Y .- si- 5, F. ,AM I In - 1 'f ' .4 g g, ji., ' - . ,ff V . N24 , , Q . 5, -. V Y . , , 143 ,Ii 636,46 I V 'Y J XX lvxg, l ,, 1 - ,,,...,v- t gb , -- .f ., , X . ,, . if -,ea-,.,- X 'LQ' 3 A Yr- - 'N A ' -x 4,101 ' ,A ,.' 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Everyday someone new is selling candy or having a bake sale or begging kids to buy their key chains so they can make money. It puts adventure into coming to school. You never know what you'lI be asked to buy next. There are a lot of teachers that stand out at SHS too. Like Miss Driscoll. Every Senior knows and dreads her Rhetoric class. Or Mr. Vandemark who sells the tickets for the games. Everybody knows the coaches and P.E. teachers and lVlr. Mogill. But then Everybody stands out at SHS. We're a bunch of kids havin' a good time partying and talkin' with everybody. SHS has class. 15 MN 'J 0 O0 965 see was 9 5 565 see POMP A D CIRCUMSTANCE X I,,,a1.jL V v UWHEN Y0 U K NOWf Q 1 1 M A i , l 4 EZLREOTUHE CAN BE X-il 'Y 2 V' .aa- nw f -.11 fw- 33 2 fn ,..1 i 4 .V Qg 'A ,frmff Z? i xf X Nxgf' 3113 W' ? A :Prim .' 'Ei ijt' -ff 117 v. fab? ww ,a+ -'w.,,Mi wil-r ' 12 , l9 P , xr ,,, 1 ' ' 'f '-ear-w1..r.:.. . 1 Olmsted Senipr Class Advisor? -. s. 1-vii-ki az - r H s. ' 1 ' . 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Sandy Bellis Lisa Benning Jim Black Brian Blalock Dave Bradley L W, .Z,. 5? ii, I Julie Bellott Matt Benning Andy Blakemore Brent Bradley Roberta Brandes Dawn Brownsey Lynn Broyles Kerry Bruck Bob Brunner Becky Brunton Tom Bryan Pat Bryant Joanne Bundy Theresa Burash Angie Burcar Penny Busseli Cindy Calkins Dennis Carbone Jeff Carner Laura Carter Tom Case Pam Brewer Pam Broad Gary Broadus Barbara Brogdon Mike Brown Tim Brown Vw? POT 95-GOWN img 7' Ia iii vw' Q., 7 K : fu Y ,. ,...... VW? f40T THOWN VME por fl-'Own LM! Jim Cavanaugh Mark Cherveny Mary Coley f4OT SHOWN aims , 'Nl 1 Lisa Chalfant Tom Clay Lisa Colson Dennis Corbin Julie Cravatta Call Me Ishmael. Gary Chalkey Cheryl Cole Tracy Connally Connie Cox Marianne Creamean Dave Bradley, Monday morning after. Q por fHOWN il EEZ i , in iz Jane Conner Bill Copeland Gary Cox Stephanie Cox Lou Curatolo Cindy Danko Law! Julie Dzurisin Mark Eccleston Diana Edwards Pam Edwards Dave Eggers Terry Ehlers FO? FHOWN Ps. Liz Danko Russ Danko Rick Davis Diane Deatsch Laura Depoister Mary Beth Dettelhouser Rachael Dews Troy Dimmig Colleen Dooley Rob Downey Tricia Dudak Peter Dudak Dan Durbin Lisa Durham Bob Dziewiontkoski L we I' fn has Rush Hour. VW po-r snowrv LMA 0 THOWN WW Wwe por 3 ' S por A THOWN 7HOWN iam! Lad ,107 YHOWN Janice Elias Susan Emm Jane Erkonen Dave Essman Steve Ewing Kent Eutsey Bob Fairburn Tim Fechter Elgie Long Bill Fialko ' Sue Finnegan Theresa Flanery Nancy Flecker Jeff Fletcher Brenda Foote Joe Freeman Tim Freeman Darlene Frickey Beth Frizzell Craig Gall 47 Gregg German Louann Gibbons Bob Gillette Tina Goluba Vicki Gottemoller Tuesday Grady . Becky Graham Susan Greider Kathy Groene Kathy Gross Tina Gula Diana Hall Randy Hall Kim Hallam Joe Hanchett We're off to see the Wizard. ii. pew 4 lg u, H Vw? Q.. , fl O Y I .il QHOWN ii' A 1 . LMJ Z'- Mark Gallup Cari Garcia Lisa Garretson Doug Garrison Shelly Garver Ken Gaydos 5 N 1' Q , por VHOWN 1 Brian Hefler Rhonda Hendon 'XX - Kristina Helander Rene Hernandez Louie Hancin Cindy Handzo Caryn Haner Sue Harback Jeff Harcar Dave Harcharik Diana Harcharik Joe Harcharik Sue Harlan Becky Harms Joan Harris Paul Harrison Alicia Hart Kathy Hart Sue Haynes iwwi ,HOT THOWN iff LIILJ Jeff Helander Shannon Higgins 49 mzzxwt, li, A V wa: ufrzri A . .M 3 5 it .,,. A ' fr.-. sum 'ff 1 ,N , ual we i 'yn' as 1 .ew V , , , 19 Too bad the teachers don't know tha my eyes open. Theresa Hodges Lisa Holland Bob Howe John Hozie Jane Hutchinson Karen Hyduk 50 t I've learned how to sleep with Swmltiwmfi for 8 Q for SHOWN - SHOWN Sandie Hirkala 3 f 3 3 3 Dave Hogden Harriet Horton Q Lil ,HOT THOWN Neil Hightower Dale Hillier Debbie Hoag Lisa Holocker Dona Hudachko Yvonne Hightower Bob Hinkelman Jill Hoarty Scott Hool Verne Hughart wr- A-I4 T Sl It Ali 1' 'Q .. -v f4OT YHOWN Zami f4OT YHOWN Sami Joani Jacobs John Jacobs Joy Jenson Brenda Johnson True Johnson Arlette Jones Bill Jones Steve Kacvinskey I1- ff. Nancy Kaplan Mark Kaschak Anne Keenan Kevin Kelly Mark Kennedy Donna Kenney Cathy Killian Patty Killian Terry Kimes Tom Kimes Lisa Kinkade Lori Kirchner Ben Kissel Georgia Kmetz Tom Koehler John Koval Tim Kreier Duane Kruger Paula Kudrick Cathy Lawless Lora Lechner Gala Legner Luanne Leifheit Pat Lewis Lisa Lindsay Scott Linkfield Kathy Linnane Mario Lopez Tony Lorenzi Jodi Lotshaw Renee Lotz 52 at ,,. fx :Ee . n NN: K ku OT -3:2 YHOWN Lynn Lucas MJ Tim Lucas Don Luke John lVicAtee Tom McClellan Connie McClure .ff Kathy MCC lure Dean McCormick Benna McFadden in I1 l Colette McGurk Julie Madara Harry Manypenny Kathy Matsko John Mikolajczyk l Kathy McLaughlin Alan Mackey Beth Mair Terry Mandrell Cari Martin Kay Martin Bob Mays Monty Mazak Julie Miller Scott Minkler -X Ax Vw? ,NOT TNOWN LJ Jean Mehall John Mertes Joe Minneci Doug Missel Sharon Missel John Mitchell 53 FOI' THOWN : mf Mary Monahan Rodney Moore Steve Morgan Joanne Morlan Kevin Morris Kim Munson Jim Muntz Kim Murphy Rochelle Murray Mary Mushro Natalie Mushro Mike Myers Pat Myers Anne Myhre Jim Neifing Joan Neighbor Reid Nettlingham Craig Neu John Neumann Lori Neumann Angie Nicholas Joyce Norris Ed Novotney Mike 0'Brien fggpwf- - M June Ohligschlageif Rick Ohmes Kathy Osborn Craig Painter Mark Painter Julie Palaschak Sue Palko Anne Parzgnat Vicky Parzgnat Chris Pavlick Brenda Pence Dan Perry Randy Perry Frank Persong Gail Persong Mike Peterson Barb Pfalzgraf Robin Pfeffinger Greg Pflibsen Dave Pflibsen 55 Brian Ramza Dave Rashid Kim Redman Sue Renz Jon Rhodes Cheryl Richard Helen Richard Jeff Richards Gregg Richardson Debbie Riordan Brenda Risley John Roach Mary Jo Roach Jackie Rodriquez Rudy Rodriquez Bill Roudebush Tom Ryon Cathy Safarczyk Greg Salata Lynn Samek Sue Sanford Scott Scheid Carol Schmidt Brian Schmitt 56 I , llll 3 ,NOT SHOWN Swami POT QHOWN Lam! wif. F07 THOWN LW! Carol Schmitt Carole Schmitt Greg Schmitt Frank Schmitz Russel Schoen Natalie Scott Jackie Sedlock Teresa Sedlock Laura Segovich Charles Sellers Terri Sellers Cliff Selvidge Gerry Senko Jim Sherod lm VW? ,NOT SHOWN .J Larry Sherwood Gary Shull Steve Sickley Vim? Laima Sidrys Robin Simmons Bruce Skroblus ,N07 THOWN Lam! Bob Smith Debbie Smith Nlerianne Smith Bob Snyder Randy Snyder Alan Sokol Jo Solon ' Cheryl Spencer Jeff Spierling Garry Spivey V 2 Tina S '3mek R09er Statler Sharon Stimpert Larry Stinar Dave Stipp Debbie smh Dave sun Lisa stun 58 Barry Sullivan Sue Surrock Cindy Thacker Tom Theobald Ai fl! F l -91 lx-Q Vw Safr- Jeff Thomas Tracy Thomas Dave Tkach Jim Trainor Julie Trainor Dawn Traeger Jan Treschak Brian Trost lVlike Tucker Stan Tutoky fx, 2, f WWE THOWN ll fix 5 EMA Tiena Tyler Robin Underwood Dax Unz Tom Urbance Julie Vickers Bernardo Villarreal Dave Vissering Ken Volkman Kerry VonRuden Tony VonRuden Nancy Voytko Babette Wachowski for fwowm gg? Luann Washko Dale Webb Lonnie Roberts Sue Westerhold Mark Nelggefmann L.G. Williams Norma Whalen Geri Yedinak Mary Wissen Bonnie Yedinak Kris Harcar Kathy Stahly Sean Wheatland Mark Wheeler Jane Wonders Nancy Yacko Julie Yusko Bob Yusko ful Rose Wahl Julie Wargo Brian Watson Debbie Webber Debbie Wargo Val Washington Tim Watson Richard Wenglewski Laura White ll l SOPHOIVIORES- .4- WE ARE DRIVEN X f I W N in Q ' - - R 4 g -1. Q. f ZW , - l A s A Z K Zi , ' xfA1 x -XX l 7 x X331 Exfx 5 ' -X? fx xx S X N4 l i 2--L - Q S 1 f Xai - x X X - X E Z Q 212i -1 40, ' Rx ' xl?-li -S i 7 1 1 Sophomore Exec. Row 1. Gail Edwards, Angel Benckendorf, Juleene Hrasch, Laura Wahl, Mary Houser. Row 2. Vicki Voights, Chris Benckendorf, Kathi Kreier, Lynne Lyons, Lori Danko, Row 3. Trinka Pedelty, Lori Scarbeary, Lori Locascio, Jim Gottemoller. Left to right. Juleene Hrasch, Vice-President, Laura Wahl, Secretary, Kathi Kreier, Treasurer, Angel Benckendorf, President. 5 62 f '- f it ' -1, ,.3,: .- apr A Y- Tri o .. , .1,1 ,-if iii' Q. 2' vo Ja., - ,E .,.. ., . J. , .am .,.., .. ., 1 , ,.k. 5-, , fa:-we gif, rr fi Q Q-, ilk 53.3 3 X Dave Abbey Jeff Adamchak Hope Amerman Charlene Anderson Jim Anderson +3 A l 0 2 -If LMJ 'le .A ' , 1 Bruce Andree Tom Annett Mark Antolik Ann Arbise Sue Arbogast WWE f40T YHOWN LJ Bill Arnold Karen Ashley Linda Aulabaugh Janice Averweg Dan Baietto Jim Baietto Eric Barr , , John Barickman Lisa Barnhardt Beth Barton Connie Barton Jenny sneaks a peak at the keyboard. . eq, ,, -J, , high? LZ' F, 63 .SEV Mike J. Benner Mike L. Benner Jackie Benning Cindy Benson Melissa Berry Dorrie Berta Lester Berta Becky Bethard Mike Biroschik Q? 'Nst.ge Mary Beavers Brenda Becker Jamie Bednar Stacie Begum Julie Bellns Angelo Bellxs Angel Benckendorf Chris Benckendorf Dave Benner f June Bradley Teri Brewer Cathy Bryant Mike Burnett Dave Carlson Brenda Blakemore Bob Bliss Cheryl Brennan Tim Broyles Dan Burash Mark Blakemore Robin Bowman Jim Brennan Jane Brumfield Matt Burash gl 122 5 I my: Lori Danko Kim Danley Dale Daugherity Ron Cavanaugh Dave Cavanaugh Cindy Centko Christina Chalkey Linda Chalkey Neal Clark Scott Clark Charles Cole Jon Collins Laurel Cominskey Kris Conner Heidi Cook Sue Courey Mariclaire Coveny Laurie Cox Ron Crouch Pat Crowe Lynn Crozier Diane Cundy Rhonda Cuzner li ,N iwfwi my ...L U Good ol' table 5-a link in the grapevine at S.H.S. Vffwi LQTIJ Gordon Davis Jeff Davis Ron Davis Kevin Dawkins Dan Dawson Randy Day Richard DeGuido Cindi Devera Eric Dickey Kevin Dodge Bruce Dominic Vaughn Donahue Tammy Downey Kirk Drapp Rob Drysdale Chris Dunkleberger Doug Durbin Jeff Durham Cindy Elias Paige Ellsworth Jeff Emm Gary Essman Karen Finnegan .Todd Fanning Sue Finney Beth Flahaven Lisa Flanery Mary Beth Flavel Cheryl Foote Marty Fornero Joan Freeman Tom Freeman Jeff Frey ,nv ,.. Hey Julie, is it male or female or . . .? lg Julie Dutton Sabrina Easi Vince Easi Gail Edwards Theresa Edwards Donna Ehlers W . fi. .4 E Ken Frizzell Mary Gee Charles Goldone Ed Grant Sue Grube E I, Nancy Gautschy Vanessa German Deena Goldsmith Tom Green Ken Gula Russ Gaydos Jeff Gayon John Glascock Karen Glowkicki Michelle Goodman Jim Gottemoller JKX K Jim Gaydos Tammi Gill Melissa Goluba Terry Gross Todd Gutek I knew I should have stayed in bed. 69 Patty Guy Allan Haeussler Bobbi Hagi Kevin Hall Tammy Hallam Nancy Hamilton -Y- -F - --hae Y: . 4.5 at 5 E 1- '-iV 35 :ig-,H -2? -- '-, v. -N at V '11-v' f .Fw wash? 21:-ii' 'il' f uw -:mn f vwf.-rQ,,,, . I ,sw - .. wfL'Y1,a1.,,. ,f , H ard at work. ml- f ' ,. ,I A 3 John Hancin Pam Hansen Patty Hansen Steve Harcar Debbie Harlacher Barb Harmon Bev Harmon Scott Hatzer Kathy Hawkins Janice Hayes Bob Held Audrey Helms Mary Beth Henne Jim Hersheway Brian Hert POT CHOWN LMJ Alice Hesselgrave Nancy Holcomb Bob Hoskins Danny Jackson Gayle Jaynes Troy Highsmith Mike Holland Mary Houser Rick Jacobs Mark Johnson 5 I .L Mike Hoffmeyer Juleene Hrasch Teresa Hultman Dave Horaney Joni James Dale Jaynes Dave Hrasch Sue Kates Larry Kennedy Ron Jacobs Tammy Jones -I Nui He: You mean she's not going out with anybody? She: Oh, I hope it's me THIS time! HL X'-x Brian Kimber Laurie Kinkade Karla Klein Tom Kennedy Ann Kollar Jamie Kornas Sue Korstick Roh Kiefer Roy Kress Debbie Krofft Kristi Kruger Da,-my Kmetz Brenda Krasnican Todd Landwert iii Carol Kerestes Rick Killian Steve Koehler Kathi Kreier Nicky Latino Shelly Leatherman Dave Lee Mary Jo Legner Curtis Leonard Mike LeRette Lynne Lewis Toni Lewis Dave Lightle Scott Limberg Kelly Linkfield Jackie Lindsay Sheila Linson Lori Locascio Neal Logston Sandy Lorenzi Jack Lucas Dave Luster Jim Luttrell Lynne Lyons Allan McAllister Gail McAllister Lisa McAllister Karen McCormick Theresa McCormick Jim McCumsey Carol McCurdy Jim McDonald Paula McFalI Ray McGeorge Erin Mclnerney Dave Mair Jerry Majercin Peggy Manypenny Ron Marconi Harold Martin Andy Matas Doug Melody Mary Melvin Linda Mezger Barry Michael Laurie Micklos Doug Mikolajczyk Kaye Missel Sherry Mitchell Terri Mogill iwwli ,407 '7HOWN LJ rms or CHOWN Reel ,lam F Ili Dave Smith takes time out of his work for a laugh. ,NOT CHOWN f4OT THOWN -ur.. ZQQE .fix in - ,NOT THOWN FOT THOWN Mike Mueller Marla Muntz Wendy Neu Cathy Neumann Vicki Nicholas Denise Nicklin ima! Mary Ann Morris Gina Muscato Ron Neumann Martin Nink Nancy Oelschlager Steve Mort Cathy Mose Mike Nagle Kevin Neaterour Theresa Neumann Todd Nicholas Kathy Noon Bob Oak Curtis Oltman Scott Orban Lauren Pastirik Dave Patty Dave Pavlick AI, doing another favor for the Hardscrabble. fm ' , ' Thad Pellino Carlos Perez Karen Peterson lf-Q4 Glenna Pollett Scott Pollett Patty Ponsetti Tom Price Tim Promenschenkel Nancy Pshak 76 VME FOT YHOWN ' 924 7' if -vel i Debbie Orr Debbie Osborn Carla Painter Amy Park Mary Pearce Kathy Pedelty John Pieper Tom Plimmer Craig Porter Vanessa Powell John Purcell Rex Purcell Ruth Quinn Dave Rathbun Jeff Ratliff ,NOT Dan Reed Danny Reihl Ken Reynolds Dean Rhodes Natalie Rhodes Darren Rice John Richard Brenda Richardson Tina Rizzo Gene Roberts ,fp- '-'Zigi Liz Robertson Kathy Robich FO T Tony Robinson Mike Robinson Paula Rodriguez '7HOWN J' iff ,, - Q K S Mkj,gi!, .iz Y 5 31 i Ak ,muh KM Rhonda Root Rich Rowatt H i.7t,',f-' i' H Scott Rowe Tony Salaz P ' n K-.4lIf1t 777 , ANL ... - 'Y' if E- Q ,EL-5-Si, :fra-.L , ig ge.: .al 'ar , -gf, 1 , g ,gif ,re ,, gf N, j eff do Q .Y,,. 2-., r 5- ,A -15 f ,gf .ri-iw 4,5 .1 , Q OT GHOWN x 1 V l Cliff Sandry Bob Sandy Troy Sangston Cippy Saucillo Lori Scarbeary Jason Scheid Lee Ann Schmitt Peggy Schmitt Randy Schmitt Bill Schraudenbach Jim Scullans Neal Sedlachko Sheryl Sedlock Dolly Seipp Sherry Sellers Kevin Sellers Tom Shackley Cindy Shirley Craig Siefert Charles Simko Jeff Simpson Alice Skaggs Barb Smith Donna Smith ii: Rick Sullivan Bill Svetz Mary Jean Swagert Todd Swartz ie: iii i YF., Z n l Pam Smith Kathy Sparks Doug Spraggon Jim Spraggon Sue Sramek Jeff Starcher Randy Starkey Jeff Sterrett Mike Stockdell Faith Sullivan L 7' r - at . XA? Jill Talty Martha Tamez Bob Teegardin Darlene Thomas Brian Thompson Kim Tomasko Dave Traeger Tom Trainor Mike Travers DeWayne Tremain por mowm Miss Grant, what's that awful smell-your liver experiment? 80 Sharon Urbance Karen Treschak Ginny Treschak Paul Vissering Damon Tutko Kathy Tutoky Mike Walker Don Vanda Judy Vendrzyk Vicki Voights Don Wahl Tom Walker Al Waikey It me --Q ff? Bruce Turner Tedra Tuttle Vicki Venegoni Janet Wahl Ken Waikey iwwi f4OT Kelly Turpin Jim Underwood Cathy Vissering Laura Wahl Brian Wargo I'm glad Miss Hart ordered PLAYBOY! Dave Whalen Julie Whalen Cathy Wheeler Jeri Wheeler Rick Wiemken Dan Wiggett SWT? , in Tim Whalen Terry Wheeler Paul Wilken Jeff Wargo Paul Wargo Julie Watts Cliff Webb Theresa Weber Terry Weinberg Bob Weiss Tim Welch Ann Whalen Janitor report . . . where? li Ln ii .i 3 Dennis Woodling Jenny Wright Jolene Yanek Pat Yanek Cathy Willey Dan Winn Gary Wolfanger r Dave Yedinak Barb Yusko Diane White-This study hall at least has character. FRESH NI EN- HSHORT 8. SASSY Freshman Executive Council Row 1. Kenda Williams, Toni Cravatta, Kerri Grube, Row 2. Lynn Verge, Sue Kmetz, Cathy Hardgrove, Michelle Mance, Janice Araujo, Brenda Scarbeary. Row 3. Greg Davis, Hope Maiernick, Jim Thorpe, Margaret Danko, Laurie Rizzo, Cathy Sauers. Row 4. Debbie Bennin Angela Hallowell, Cara Hallowell, Cindy Kollar, Scott Neumann, Pattie Redman, Becky Pozzi. Ofiicers. Michelle Mance, Margaret Danko, Jim Thorpe, Mr. .. m Herd, ,Angela Hallowell, Mr. Nelson, Janice Araujo, Sue ' x Mariani. A in 9 JUKIL ,. l ..4- X. OT CHOWN It's called headgear. ig?-11: all Y ' ' is William Allison Becky Anderson Andy Adamchak Dolly Adamchak William Adamchak Julie Adams Jeff Akin Tim Alberts Rosina Allen Don Allison LeRoy Allison Todd Allison Kim Anderson Sue Anderson Craig Angelico Dave Angelos Janice Araujo Tim Armstrong Leonra Ashley Jean Bacon Joanne Baietto Joyce Bailey 85 Paul Bailey Laurine Bakalar Barb Barnickel Nancy Barry Terry Bartman Karen Bates Ed Beavers Julie Beavers Allyson Bednar Terry Bellis t. i Faith Benckendorf John Benckendorf Debbie Benning Donna Benson Diane Berry David Billy David Black Carol Blasco SW VMS FOI' YHOWN EMM! M-.N,,Wvd, ...-1 Harold Bliss Tony Bockelman Lori Bockman Blair Bradley SWT? f1OT 'FHOWN Lam! Parn Bute Nancy Camp Christina Carrillo Felipa Carrillo Tim Bradley Joy Broadus Denise Brown William Brown Brian Brownsey Danny Brunton Mike Bryant Peggy Bryant Brian Bucanan Julie Burcar Martha Carrillo John Carter Jeff Carvish lVliqueI Castillo Guadalupe Castillo Todd Cashmer Rebecca Chalkey Dawn Chamberlain Amy Cheatham David Christ Jam Cox Scott Cox Gail Cramer Linda Christie Paul Cinnamon Dena Clark Mike Clark Kevin Cole Eric Colson George Connally Ron Conner Hans Cook Lisa Cosek Barb Crampton Carl Cravatta Toni Ann Cravatta Robert Crawford Archie Crouch Mike Crouse What did you say was the antedote for Hydro chloric acid? Bill Crouch John Crozier Louis Danko Margaret Danko Rachelle Danko Mary Danley Doug Davies Denise Davis Greg Davis l if ,fi What's H6802 + C6H120'6 + Jim Davis Janet Davis Jerry Davis Scott Davis Karie Ann Dawkins William Dawson Debbie Dean, David Decker Debra Delfrees Kathy Demko Kathy DiFranco Tammy Dimmig Bill Dovin Doug Dutton Mike Dzurisin Jamie Easi Patty Edwards Lori Eggers Mark Elam Peter Ellena 89 'Qi Cheryl Gilbert Paula Gilbert Rhonda Gill Paul Goldsmith F. N, ,Fw . iz, iwwifmwi fqgf 8 S ,NOT SHOWN 9H0WN Amy Ellsworth 1 Dan Eplin l Kathy Essman Julie Eaustner Brenda Fechter l Todd Ferguson Mike Ferko Mary Lynn Fisher Brenda Flynn Cathi Freeman l l x Mary Lou Fricano 1 Robert Gahm , Ed Gallick Kevin Gardner Paul Garrison l 4 Frank Gaydos Mike Gaydos Richard Gayon Ray Gelsthorpe Keith Gerth - ns. MW.-.V Y .,-Q.-vm-Q JU f1O'I' 9HOWN Lee Ann Graham Larry Grampp Jim Green Robert Guia Janet Haar Tirn Hagerty POT THOWN ,NOT fHOWN David Hall Pam Hall Rhonda Hallam Lam? Tim Goralczyk Terry Grimm Tony Halko Angela Hallowell Cathy Hardgrove Jamie Graff Kerri Grube Charles Hall Cara Hallowell Brian Harding . we im, Tama, -- 3 Nj , Brian Ham Kelly Harasti Gary Harcar Tom Hiltabrand Brian Hinkelman 5 3 S 2 Jeff Hoffner Scott Holland por B 8 for mowrv suowr-4 flat 92 John Harlan Allen Harmon Marty Harlan Bob Harms Kelly Hart Leslie Hart Mary Haynes Bill Hendon Brian Hepler Leeann Hert Joann Horton Linda Houch Billy Hozie Bridget Huffines Monica Irving Niles Iverson Bob Jackson Scott Jamison Lisa Jarrett Jim Jenson Steve Jenkins Mark Johnson Mark Jolly Yvette Jones Marilyn Joslin Joe Kauth Mary Kauth Ray Keele Rhonda Keele Stanley Keith Robert Kennedy Dan Killian Pat Killian Rose Kirgan Dawn Kmetz Jeff Kmetz Sue Kmetz Terry Kmetz Tim Kmetz Bob Knickerbocker A if ,HOT YNOWN ,w x. , Artist at work. lop 3 Cindy Killar Larry Koral Richard Kornas Ted Koval John Kozak Steve Krasnican Kevin Kreier Holly Kristal Carlene Kudrick Ron Kuka Debbie Lahman Steve Lanning Nlike Lauer Colleen Lawless Dan Leifheit Alicia Leslie LeRoy Lester Glen Lewandowski Jack Libby Frank Ligori Mary Loebach ' 5. rf? 5 3 Theodore McDonald Kim McMahan Humberto Macias Jim Majercin Hope Majernik Marla Malley Michelle Mance Julie Marconi Susie Mariani Darlene Martin Jill Martin Bev Masley Kerri Masley Brian Mast Gail Matas David Lopez Sue Lorenzi Janet Lowe Dan Lucas Scott Lucas Greg McAllister Fred McClellan Chris McCormick Deb McDonald :sl If ,af . E',,cXx i-'HPR 22: 'Lil E. Mark Matsko Kim Mays Steve Mehn Julie Mertes Carl Mickelson Carla Mickelson Cindy Miller .lim Miller Kevin Miller Mike Miller Once asleep, two science students are likely to remain so until acted upon by an external force-such as their teacher. 96 iiffwi elim Greg Missel Jamie Missel Robert Montgomery Anthony Moore Doris Moore Paul Morgan Dwayne Mowers Traci Mullin Debbie Muntz X Mike Mushro Robin Nell Scott Neumann Phil Nink Joan Olson Gary Ondrey Sue Osborn Clayton Parcher Brad Noble Tonja Notman Debbie Novak Doug Oldenburg Suzette Oller Mark Parzgnat Kurt Pastirik Jana Pellino Teena Pence Ed Persong My favorite 'desk -the chair in Home Ec. Wyvette Poe Joan Pond Kevin Porter Mike Poruba Ramona Pozzi Rebecca Pozzi Brenda Price Laura Price Nlike Purcell Connie Ranger por GHOWN O THOWN l .E-x Patti Redman Jeff Reick Jerry Reihl Robin Reynolds Trisha Rinker Dan Rlordan Laurie Rizzo Patti Roach Tammy Roach Joe Robertson r wi. 45 if xia ,ag nn-5175, 13 if: 33 il: 21: ir 1, iff: .fx um ' mf' ii- Qf it Janice Rankin Mark Ratliff J im Reaska Vicky Redfern Vw? ,NOT VHOWN LWJ fix Gail Russell Diane Saucillo Jamie Schmitt Sue Senate Tim Shackley s Lois Rodrick John Rowe Bonnie Salisbury Brenda Scarbeary Julie Scorby Vffwl Kevin Rogers Laurie Rowland Robert Samek Penny Schaefer Kevin Sellers Vw? ,vor fi-iowr-4 Sammi Steve Sauer Kathy Sauers Nancy Schmitt Shawn Schwiderski Carla Senko Marsha Severson Kevin Shirley Paul Sidrys 99 100 x .. 5. I f4OT 7HOWN Mary Ellen Stahley Mike Stefan Linda Stiles Ervin Stillwell Jim Taylor Jeanette Taylor Mary Jane Teach Terry Teegardin Jim Thorpe Dana Tilson Ss-Y , 99 ua-HQ, lake! -1: Dennis Simpson Terri Simpson David Smith George Sokol por YNOWN fa-If Brenda Stipp Sue Stipp Darla St. John Kathy Swartz , Tom Teegardin Brenda Thomas Gary Thomas Dorothy Thompson im? FO? VHOWN LMA Xe Q, it E is Decisions, decisions. 'I .fi 'S 42, Debbie Tilson David Tkach Tony Tomasello Richard Topolski Sherri Traeger Paula Trainor Tina Trainor William Treschak Theda Trost Adam Truchon Barb Tutoky Karen Tyne Robbie Tyne Mark Vagasky Sue Vega Allan Verchimak Mark Verdiramo Lynn Verge Karen Vickers Kevin Vickers Nina Vietti 10 Paula Vissering Debbie Vitz Fred Volkman Cheryl Von Ruden Derek Vossberg Dale Wahl Linda Washington John Washko David Webb Robin Webb Kevin Webber Greg Weber Robert Weber Kathy Weiss John Welch Kerry Welch IVlatt Wendle Diane White Doug Wilking Kenda Williams Marsha Winn Kim Wissen Lorraine Wissen Sally Wolfanger Kristal Womak Jeff Wonders Jerry Yanello Brenda Yedinak Robert Yurko Mary Lynn Zion 102 if li! 1 My ' ' ,- vx' ' AT. ' ff, 4251 f Ffmng tp in iss, Lg! nf! I 5- xfmkjr . Lddufsiz E' 0' asa: G -M5561 .is-142' Y 1Y.:Q,f:,-.g,,VTE,5,:, i . xi wisely, Steve Skaggs Y M 9 1 eg I 4 1 W , 1 sv. mg, va., Af :if Vx- me - If 1:5 4 Lori ecker 32 At ,az ,, 'S' - -3. 51 -- Q33-Y 1 vVY'- 'QQ 2, . 3 'S., LQ, ns g i ' sr 'p'!Q1Lg!3' '1 -W.f q iE.?T1f .- ,,.. 2'1- ,-,bfifH'3Zf?.?iG,?5:??.TL-13523 F1 Q' , 1 :5:GH?f?f QQ -:fl-1122242w2'a:'1iff?ffu-gif ig - - ,Q .1 ' gm: -' E,s-.if--w,x Q-1.1. . ff' -eff! H , Q fx: 1?-1415 fa, -X .W,. W - -- Q ..., k: -. .. if fin 'ein in ,, y ah! 'fv .Q-Q H 'H - mga f . fp I ' xi- f IL m..A 2 -1' .iz J ram? ' ' 'Y a ' f 'j? 7f 5 3 ' Y fi 1 ami p ii 5:2 E' k' . . 1 ' ,K Swan Pfetzer Mark Cherveney Q, Mike Galvan Laurie Gilbert Dan Goralczyk Tim Goralczyk Tony Harlacher Brian Hinkelman Bob Jordan Terry Keith Curt Kendall Beth King 104 Jeff Angelico Charles Austino Willy Austino Dawn Baxter Nancy Connor Bill Dawson Mark Demko Kent Eutsey Cathy Kmetz Tony Leslie Brenda McMillin Julie Martin Chris Neigemann Todd Overy Rhonda Phillips Tina Potter f4OT VNOWN Lam! V002 LMA iwwiiwwi 3 3 3 wowrw V fl-iowm Lim! LM3 OT THOWN VW? Q ,W THOWN he-M3 VME ,calm 3 5.,.,..,.J imma? 3 ,czzm 3 QWJ FOT QHOWN fp? some VW: 3 ,zeal Ltml iwfwi 2,3342 ff? tim f4OT 7HOWN POT THOWN f40T 7NOWN OT VHOWN fffii Lim Becky Cox Randy Depoister Jane Kennedy Joe Evola Nancy Lurz Terry Michael Jerome Morris Inez Scott Barb Soberri Toni Black Sue Holocker Sharon Jackson Jeff Komsteller Carol Newton Jim Hayes Pam Hodges Jim Rogers Cindy Shceier Brian Schultz Janet Spraggon Tony Von Ruden Curry Hood Duane Kendall Jim Morris Marilyn Noon David Roberts 105 106 Barb Puetz Ellen Russick Dave Armstrong Robert Boyle Denise Cameron Mike Durdan Gail Fleetwood Dale Garrison Susan Hawkins Ruth Hawkins Jackie Sellers Eileen Taylor Agnes Vernoy Denise Kelley Kevin McMullen John Ott Emily Pickett 1 Linda Ingold David Jonen William Lochbaum C E 4-uma ADIVIINISTRATIO N X FACU LTY- UHAVE IT vouR WAY 7 'ff' 1 HIL,-.-'Z ' A -5' X un H X wjj lM:s::Zf'?'W M 'M f,,,'f'f'f'f X 2-L X xN 312 r. Gregg 'HA 'A f 1x BORED OF EDUCATION? Try our boardlb S.H.S. Board of Education: Top row, left-right: Burrell Whltko, Dr. James Gottemoller, lPresidenti, Dr. William Erkonen, Emanuel Guyon Bottom row: Dorothy Hozie, Dr. Sandra Williams, Rosemary Walker. 108 Pres. Gottemoller and Supt. Mariani. Another late night session. ADNIINISTRATION GUIDANCE Richard Mariani, Superintendent. Donald Rose, Asst. Supt. Y I ' ' .l ff.. . H 1 ' V f. 1- . - .' ia' -. ' ww . 1' .- ., -+ 4. v .. . .. ,, Lance Stein, Dean of Students. Richard Peters, Asst. Supt. William Cox, Vocational Director. Karen Corslni, . Guidance. 109 110 Clockwise, from left. Bev Solon, Nurse. Mark Panno, Guidance. Laverne Duncan, Monitor James Peterson, Dir. of Guidance. Housekeeper. Francis Mclnerney, Guidance. Alan Janney, Duplicating Bea Green, Office Staff. Services. OFFICE STAFF ,I A: 1111, 1 1 111311 Clockwise, from left: Irene Grube, Ofhce Staff. Atha Ator, Ofhce Staff. Cindy Woodward, Office Staff. Cheryl Pullis, Supt. Secretary. Jane Jaegle, Bookkeeper. -21 2252 ' ,, C Marcia Wahl, Registrar. Fena Vahidieck, Athletic Secretary. 111 ARTS FOREIGN LANGUAGE. 112 Charlie Brown, Art. James Olmsted, Art. i James Seidel, Music. Virginia Soderstrom, Foreign Language. i Argelia Mendoza, Foreign Language. Eloise Nash, Foreign Language. L A Charlie Hager-AIV Dir. Ray Poling-EngIishlLit. ,1 32 ' 'its'-te, N, W, - A .. 15 - 1 7 Charles Krzan-Reading Jane Hart- Librarian Ruth Fennick-English Bill Luther-Drama!Speech N G U A G E A R T S Jim Brennan- EngIish!Lit. 24? 113 Marjorie Logue-English X, Gail Pettit-Engiish!Lit. Eileen Driscoll-English Chrmn i fi w iv A L. : z-M 1 , i3: 1?j'i 3 K J' 9 ,J F 114 Bev Parsons-English Deb Reed-English!JournaIism Dave Bernabei-EngIish!Speech Dean Arbogast- EngIishlSpeech Pat Lewno- EngIish!Lit. , f kkk 1 11, v 'ia Sue McGrath, P.E. Mary Kay Schouten, P.E. Bill Ahearn, P.E. W sag' E ' .hi QPZJL., 1.f':s:,f524 11 11 1. 1 xg 51 aj b 5 Qi Brian Scheuneman, P.E. ir Teh. Terri Scheuneman, P.E. John Gregg, P.E. Norman Eash, Driver's Ed. 115 Fe. Mike McGinnis, P.E. Jim Young, P.E. Ralph Sterrett, Health. 3 t, 555 Opal Stephens, Health. Jack Stephens, P.E. Ruth McCartney, History 116 1 - - -1- :R Tim McGraw-So cial Studies Jim Wille-Social Studies John Crego- Economics Jim Cherveney Business Clyde Johnson- Business Dick Pierce- Business Beth Mascal- Business Jack Wilson- Business Don Ahearn- Business 117 4 ,f .AQ . A x N 50. . x . J ff f fa 12. ' il-fafifwf Austin Eckstein, Algebra If- . P, Mike Virlee, Print Shop Roy Swanberg, Wood Shop Dwight Crabtree, Algebra Lyle Peterson, Industrial Arts Robert Lentz, Geometry is J, A . 5. Russ Nleyers, Auto Mechanics Jim Kolb, Agricuiture 119 Tom Hallam, Plastics 120 Ron Draper, Drafting J0hf1 BGVIQGY11, Welding Richard Danley, Building Trades lf ie- f. .w,.a...,,.Q.-. - 5 'K if '35 if ,, 122 , 1 V' A. 15i,,G 'YElizl P' gr 1 ' 1, 1 8 ' e + 4 : 2 -e 3 'a W - Herb Gerth, Electricity Michael Duffy, Agriculture Lynn Durham, Special Ed E up n as Cheri Moore, 5P9CiHl Ed- Norm Pothoff, Special Ed. Lynette Mehall, Special Ed. if .. ...f . . u J. 1. iii ' X. 1 i i i I i Pat Mohab, Special Ed. Joseph Burns, Special Ed. Joy Ozretich, Special Ed. E D. wi Marty Albertson, Special Ed. 121 CAFETERIA WORKERS l l Glenda Dominic, Mary Jo Lee, Genevieve McFadden, Elsie Groene, Mae Skaggs, Marjorie Biroschik, Jeannie Casey, Evelyn Hichborn, Mau- reene Richards-Cafeteria Manager. CUSTODIAN ' l gi Y mia v,,Y 1 -ive ii ' . 15 'T-J' A 1. 'l1f '4 'nh' . . 4+ e Jewell 77 . N i -1 V! f 5 r 1' ev- W 7-3 N, 17 w N. Leo Dordan, Dick Poldek, Burnis Skaggs, Monty Davis. Dink Hool, Bob Wright, Ed Bodzwick, Dan Harback, Tom Dady, Roy Louis- Painter! Maintenance, Wilfred Weisbrock. 122 W X ACTIVITIES- HIQLUHII 'FEELIN' FREE 1 Nm' fI Il N I S X X X 'R , Would you believe? Left to right: Coach Gregg, Mr. Gutierrez, Mr. Crabtree, Mr. Olmsted, Mr. Hager, and Mr. Closson 124 Streator's Mike Martin battling for a shot. r k 1 til , X P '- ' K , ' fx . gra y if-v Q . ex n I pta sl' k.'..',I U Xu! X 0' X .9 VS. Everyone was tensed up when the Streator Bulldogs challenged the Ottawa Pi- rates. Although it was a school night, most kids gave up their study time Qwhat a sacrificel to pack the gym with Fired up fans. It was a wild night of booing, yell- ing, cheering, waving dollar bills, and general rowdiness. Luckily the game didn't count on our conference record as Streator lost by quite a margin-maybe the Pirates wanted revenge for their Homecoming . . . Left: Steve Sterrett attempts two. Below: Mike Hagerty comes through aga 125 in most popular -NASB ig GW' 94'-. CD3 5 ca eu co eu QI most class :Spirit Sehidr '78 ID D Class Wg class artist DIDILIL ,RU fa chuck 1 si ' + ,J X K 4 , - h A: . , 81 Doug Weiss b .L 'GH ' qi class musician il-SS Jlint' most all H class athlete MQ SH-GD: H-TAGG' .J fn best actor' 1,11 'X best looking 54 '! L- X 128 Q it Flowers of Feeling F' llil school Clockwise from below. Ole! EI Caballero Tracy Keesee receives flower from a se- cretive Senorita. Mr. Virlee may not have class, but he sure is popular. Com- mittee Chairpersons Jeff Walker and Chris Benckendorf present Mr. Peters with carnations. Junior FTD ladies: Trinka Pedelty and Vicki Voights. ,O 1 f s Us .L -. 'JQX l N s. Let's Get Fired Up All you need for a great bonhre is a few hundred pallets, some sneaky Grecrackers, peppy cheerleaders, and US Club members who are WILLING to stay out of class all day teven Rhetorich. A huge crowd of students land a few firemen! cheered at the symbolic burning of a urea! dummy in a Sterling Warrior's uniform. Spirit was runnin' high and every- body had a-whole-lot-a-fun keeping warm as we psyched up for another victory and revenge for our centennial home- coming game!!! Rah!!! 1 . lf -l ll ll l -ll ' ' 'wr-awvmrmnmwgg 1. I w N P is . 5' M i ,-.,- l- ' ' 2 4' ,ifg i. ,Q 'ff 3 , 1 aa-ies ' 5 , f --'U' ' -Q ' w Ig gf' -- 1' :A l Ei I- Q i - ' MX ff l if N-A gg l ,,, ,Q ii ' .U 129 W lgFs: F 4' iii-El T. dl --- fx-x -3 ' ' S ' Aj - ' .-. '- :'-o. GQ ' ' ' ' ' I -..' ' R+' '1:3 :.w-.. - r fs -' a, ill, e, fe if .1 , ' I 1 TS s. J I f lf! 'I-4' ' , , ,V -V f ' J , 'av - K R ' v?:.ll H '7'i 'a.-f Q...- 4 ' 13,51 lx ms -'-Q. l s ' 5 : 'MA ,Cv , yi. . i-.,Kq- T Just fi Floatin' Along The whole school got into the act for our 1977 Homecoming Parade. All of the classes and most clubs had cars or floats, and Woodland combined C I O W 'U g . 4:1 f . ve. N v Sf, .5 A l , wi 7 lx .i' ,l ..-- --X -'r: ' V, , , 1 n , , 1- , -: . , .. . A g W. , , I . , 1 - - Q -'-.- ' ? , l . i 1 . X . . A 4 ' ',.,'4 ,,..,s. ,- 4 ' ,Q .-' e 1, , Q. . ot' 4 . ' :J -EL gmt: 1--11'-f l 97 If ,, v - , :- ,, 1 ,.--i . . New -ii X if cs, was 'A R In ,Mx n I oz ' - H'-12' o 4' . --Qfvfvif '- Q. A an 5 S W fy' ,W 3 g . J ' X A I l ig' N17 Y ' ',.,- 9 K vin, up 1 gl I ' ' Xa ' ' .W -'Q 5 5 1.- 5.. .- 1 5 if ' 1 - , 7 Q X r - A , x R X t s , W...., - qv 5, if we W Y, ' ' their parade with ours to make it cm f' p H g even bigger. It was like a huge pep 5 rally. time kids lined the streets 'X yelling for bubble gum, and sales were at a standstill as shoppers g gazed out at the excitement. Mr. - Q5 Mariani opened. the Bulldog Trail. 'L Q 3 1 The sun was shining, the wind blow- ing, and the band played on ... 'ting at Clockwise. Z Club oficersg Queen Candidates Junior Class'-- Whip Sterling and Attendantsg the S.H,S. marching band. pre5ident-Came Martin Advisor- Mr, Bernabei s sv ... ix 1' ff 3' 4 r rl ri .n l V x If 5- .I fl. gi '51 t 1. r Q V1 4 1.- ev- is Senior Class- Pooh On Sterling ' First Place President-Kellee Easi 7,1 1 ' , url, iff l Advisor- lVlr. Olmsted 1 , , A t., r . 1 j 'Eu f XX . .9 H, ,1 f . . V G' x :Lfyf..'.I 7k F 8 ,-'LQ N1-flxi lf. 'I l 4:-I. , r I ' ' . X Z 'Ax , 11 .Q ' A f' Ai i-X 1 ff' . x 11 Q Ig kq + 3 i ,4- V, 4, .,A. up j Sophomore Class- ggrfg. .T-Q,Q'gm5i,fTflf:,fg' 5f' We're Expecting A Victory ' e i ' ' ' PresidentfAngel Benckendorf x E E'0EUlNG i Advisor-Mr, Brennan W X in 9 I . ill: .Mr T W ug w-...ls ,Q lxlxxl I in ' I l 1 . .X , ., - . 'll Freshmen Class- Bomb Em President-Sue Nlariani ix. ,Q Advisor-Mr. Herd 4 fl .1 A V H' N , 3.-1' I A ' AQ! 'i X 145' f 131 ' :AUX 'rl H. .. 4-'11-at s . - ' ' e is y 3. ., The Homecoming Game was held Friday night against Ster- ling, our old rival. Everyone was there. All the kids, and teachers, and a lot of alumni too. The guys all bought mums and gave them to their girlfriends. At half time the band played, the Streatorettes danced, and all of the seniors in fall sports were introduced with their par- ents. It was the last home football game of the season. Afterwards, people stayed to watch instead of running to the concession stands to stock up on hot dogs and cokes. A lot was still to come. 5 1 3 - i. 1 ' ,- ,rf Q4 ,. 2 N. Q 4 Q U s f We ws-.w.i 5' . . Si iii U t f' ..-M fi i 4. NF . 9 . . J K Q g E E 5 11,1 xg, l, . it i . .' 2 .- i . .... ,.., Top. Freshmen Couple-Joy Broadus and Mark Vagasky Above Center. Sophomore Couple-Laura Wahl and John Bunn Right Center. Junior Couple-Teresa Sedlock and Mark Painter Across. Senior King and Queen-Lynn Gura and Tony Harcar School is just starting and everyones busy. Kids are trying to forget what it's like to be free and back into school life. You see people you haven't seen all summer . . . make new friends . . . see how far the new teachers will let you go before they yell. It's a time for finding out whose class you can chew gum in . . . who hates thin-lined paper . . . what the punishment ls for passing notes in class. The Get Ac- quainted Hop brings everybody together for a good time. It starts the school year off by showing there's a lot more to school than Ending ways to get out of doing your homework. 134 G-et Acquainted Ho if 'lax u Q X 4 sf 1 'G kefl fig' 'Lit Wt. A R .Q V 1- fd ASF Senior Bowl Strikes Again ! Senior Bowl members practiced questions on science, math, history, literature, and current events every Tues- day morning at 7:30. They were coached by Mr. Van- demark and Mrs. Kerr. Team Members were: Red Team: Jeff Walker, Nancy Vendrzyk, Mark Poruba, Brian Russell, Jonas Sidrys, and Ellis Hutchins. White Team: Ray Szewczyk, Jeanne Urbance, Sue ii ffafffwf e Bei!! if fi, , in fu' 'W ..., ' : lo: I ,. lv 1, ,s .K ,low ' 1 V lla af ,,, r.. 'ii ' .. ' Jonas Sidrys, Ellis Hutchins, Ray Szewczyk, Mark Poruba, and Charlie Svoboda. Below. lt's hnally over! Across. I know it. I think. Hozie, Missy Solon, Charlie Svoboda, Ron Jolly, and Donna Foster. EL.: 1 K 4 li . we Q. ii., 21 ' - 135 1 -:1,t,fl , ,Al x x S P Sufi Hardscrabble .4-K il! lie .- ' 'yo'n: A :..01',.. iii! -.- . sr P I 1 . . 9 1, ,,, e- ' ,. A-it Q ,el-' iesfifff' wi :A . u T s g . P, A -. - 'fs 'N r hifi, , .3 'W A ' .. ' K .6 5 'E t 4s-q'u-EVEQH 1 ' 1-Q is 'via' fi- . , of-. i -. . - , an 1 t -V f-il .xx it .-fig! gr A- if ,ips mg Q Q l : 2: jill ssl! V5 -Lx! 4 f 57,2 Q, 5 AJ ,- .ln i N 1 5 ' - Wife I J iffgxf V4 'i S 'Q' , ' ' .V X i .. i f . 1. l M K 1. of'-in . 1 -A e 1. - was-k N .Mba 1 TQ.. . 'Y 5 -an 'tex x o ' F. . 'l 'f ..' 3 .f, ': . . ' Y i if 'ifzv ' 1 f ,r.-f . .- , ,... g K Putting together a yearbook can be one hell of an experience. Whether it's a positive or negative experience is u to the people involved. This year we feel safe in saying IT WAS POSITIVE! After a less-than-adequate book last year, it was sort of a sink or swim proposition this year. The staff for Ulvle and Nly SHS was one of the best we've ever had the chance to work with and we think the results prove it. It seems that whenever anything goes h wrong t e editor and advisor get blamed for it which is O.K. It also seems that whenever things go right the edi- tor and advisor get most of the credit which is not O.K. If there is anything likable about this book it's because of the people who put it together, the layout people, the copywriters, and the photographers Also the students of SHS are responsible for this book. Remember, you're all the stars and without you it doesn't happen. Thanks for all your support. P 'MMI 7 Jia? AD 4. .. ,,, X e - . ,ui ' 12M ,- I Q ' Q . 1? wg: I ,f-.. 9 ' A Q .Def -lem!! y W., . ?QiQff 41Q71C-Si. 4 W 3 N f' 41 W---2-fi' ,, , X'- l s,e.s21:aeih,l1,e+efi,l' fi X e farm 'fttfii xr 1 l '5?35iTB'L-f5'f - If U VV, to f to ' W he f of ' A 1- 'N1 '?'tv ' L ' . X Q 5 3 eR7.Ex ,Q ,xx 'J h.,,l Top. Photographers: Barb Pfalzgraf, Shawn Dooley, Kellee Easl, Jeff Walker, Chuck Wissen. Above. Business Staff, Mrs. Mascal, Kathy Sparks, Laura Wahl. Above Right. Nlr. Virlee, Advisor, Jef? Walker, Editor. l 5 VJ ,. :.,g1i,,x ' Q n, -1 flat , if , gift .-ffixfl ilf ,?'-XXX '.!L,,'t. X :'fs i?'SXf1 ' .. yes of , . F 7 - A' 1' - X. 1 5 ,J A 'X , ..- -N, , , Vg go, 1 ' ,iX.E.., - ' a- X ' ' ' -, ' ,.: ' . 43, Q rl A r 'clk 0 ,XX :ls Lxi4yin is 1: 11 -has 1 iylf nxivb ' 3' Q ' 5 W' . , Q . ' 1 5-.5 , ' x l .,s:f,'blkg.2At' v Q if 1 A H, i 7-7' -Hs' he ss. to--1 - , 'sac I 't- i x1 .- ,Af- W . qv- 13 7 - X 5: Goon You FEEL IT Q Row 1. Mr. Patrick, Kevin Neaterour, Terry Gross, Darren Rice, Jerry Majercin, Tim Welch, Mr. Artman, Row 2. Chuck Wissen, Kevin Bethard, Gene Roberts, Tom Theobald, Mike Martin, J.C. Richards, Mike Edwards, i ' Carlos Perez, Tom McClellan, Not Pictured: Sharon Adamchak, Joe Free- man, Jeff Hoffner, Dean McCormic, Bob Oak, Bill Schraudenbach, Cliff Q it Webb, Dan Winn. CROSS COUNTRY Mike Martin, Cross Country Team Captain, Conference Champion, and State , ' Qualifier. Mike Individually won ten dual meets, leading the Bulldog Team to a 10-3 record. , , QW 1 - ,- Lr,,.'f1-a, BULLDOGS DO IT AGAIN! Ts 11 iv f itat, .. Lv' , -Li . S.'f+3'f i L .. -. , ..f . .- f- - in If of ai. fksn. Az: 4,.f.lhM- I . Z., if -:--4 'VA af 'ST-'3 f'-,AT fi A ffl as 5-44 ng. Q., A L G fiezwaa .- 4-X - T.-ew-f so-e.2i:.L..:,g,fx'f.c,le .f fs. 1 Q 'Q .- y ,, ' . . ,. f ,wh . -a ' . , 4 , - Y 5, pe-I .s-yu ,Q-v '.'1's,?, AQ ,va oft,-. i .V -.. 1238 -Pj ,ug In' v M N I l H Y 1 I V We 'Cy ' V' 3' if Sql- T f 1 fn TJLK ,N as 5 A :T-. L.. T A V I' I V' '7' Q- 5 .L s 1: : 9: 'Ike-5 2?.ff482e41'354 all 29315 2:5 44 S' J' Xl- Vs-Q.TJq-,x3N.fuw Jan .j bd. -:uni , lan' f':'t-e,1V'l .,...-:il , -,X q 5 - I: M13 K V .1 4 4 ' - nf ,. E l6QfL3?I5'L-5-57:56 1-55477 13 l L1 ,-.1s60',,,-.JE a,i,-MF ' H T' X ix! L. Z ' ff ei' A l ' ,H f ' .ff 'lx.,r v', L. N,-1 ,L , - A L, . V 1 :L 4 ggg,,,,l ,-,J', L f we -e 1 M... - - 1 f T. 'e U -' -ff Ve, , Q 2, T 1 Q, 'L - 'ze M if 1 X 'G :, sf' 7 ' ' T, , A, --I L xi s 'l : D I. 4-, . Y K Us A A . N Y 'f. 1 - I J . v ,. ,ir--eg ug' .. .Lyn '- , ,v.v,.' 1 Ay,--, 4 1. R Row 1. Debbie Hoag, Denise Grampp, Kellee Easi, Diane Deatsch, Jill Hoarty, Cheryl Hnrcar. Row 2. lVlr. Closson, Bob Snyder, Rudy Rodriquez, Barry Sullivan, Dan Durbin, Lou Hancin, John Araujo, Marty Lyons, Dave Derry, Steve Sterrett, Mark Richards, Troy Dimmig, Ben Kissel, Mike Tucker, Doug Weiss, Mr. Young, Row 3. Mr, Crego, Mr, Eash, Scott Link- held, Dave McDaniel, Robert Yusko, Jeff Berta, Rick Tinder, Dick Es- sman, Dave Eccleston, Eric Isermann, Rick Davis, Dave Heffler, Kirk Ko- tansky, Mark Painter, Dan Perry, Dave Tkach, Rene Hernandez, Mr. Bill Ahearn, Mr. Timm, Row 4. Mr. McGinnis, Tony Harcar, Mike Hagerty, Jim Blalock, Greg Bednar, Mark McMullen, Curtis Cox, Al Nielson, Todd Masley, Steve Lightle, Mark Cherveny, Dave Essman, Pat Lewis, Mark Eccleston, Tim Lucas, Brian Blalock, Jeff Harris, 140 'I 'X ',. ' . 1 fs! If ' 9 ,QM ,. I X , ' 1? X 1 4 I ' X Xl J I 'bl' K w ldl' ,. l. Q .7 X .ia V . -r ' IY1 ' :H -1 -9 0 a- 1 V ,. i --fu. we-'15 1 'Lv 1 . F ' V rx fl' -L' 9 ,1 , B .xt J.. -iw. 'X'-7-1 U , -X. 9 -Q ix ., Q, Q..-f'5 'f' -5 'nl - L., A it , - 1 r ' Iii! '., U A ?s'55i. ,. if I-lf-'N f f J 3N'+'f I gb 7 lk' X 'z F, 7,0 Q' X. ,sw .bla Q ' Q LW 's,.,. -. :Q Tignuyl r A:-Q M - S 'f'. 1' t 54' E ' ' E ' 4 , 'Q-1, ' . X. 1. ' 14, ,VVU -Y 1977 Varsity Season Record Streator 23 O Mendota 'I 26 14 Morris ' . 'X 28 0 Peoria-Central x Y X E U 20 6 Dixon j . ' 5 ' N '93? , 7 0 Kewanee ' t ' 3 fx, , ' x 1 -'iffy' ' m if A 3 li N-,,,-t, iq. 1,-,QQ ,Q 27 20 ottawa ug ,X ff -Q1 e - 'v - , fix? ve is .rites 17 6 Sterling fqi-S: H .. .ff A ,. F W Q ' 0 8 LaSalle-Peru X tix f . K s QI. 41 40 St. Bede . F3 tif.. lb. ' 1 fr' g :ij . 55 X If , J, , ff K Playoff 1 I 'gl' ,T li' Streator 15 16 Evergreen Park , if V' ' ,IW r 4 .Q pig.. -I 'Q ,2 . - - The Bulldogs had another great season this year with a 8 and 1 record. Despite losing to LaSalle- lq if Peru, we still went to the playofts. At the Ever- X r 4 '-Q, J 7 Q - green Park game there were as many Streator . QQ, SAX N53 Q . xl 34 'S' fans there as there were Evergreen Park fans, The , ' ' X - - gil. lv 4 2 game was a hard one to lose, but what will be re- -s SZ - K 5 ' 4 ' 5 -jg at . - ', mernbered a lot longer than who won the state Q, ,gf V - vp playoffs is the great spirit shown by the Bulldogs L I 54' ' Q ip it-,,:-. H j and the fans. N81 it H 'S i 5 Q I' - 4,11 j,.'i f - '17 f E All itz 'IC - Q fix, A -- -J , if 3. 141 142 Q E1 e gk 1 ex Us f P--.. A x' . ' Bulldog Sophs T hu. if Sophomore Football. Row 1. Jim Lutteral, Rick Killian, Doug Melody, Dave Mair, Jeff Gayon, Dave Rathbun Jeff Sterrett Doug Durbin Russ Gaydos, Mr. Ahearn. Row 2. Mr. Crego, Mike Nagle, Jim Baietto, Dave Horaney, Tom Trainor Mark Blakemore John Bunn Tony Rob inson, Jack Lucas, Mario Lopez, Mr. Closson. Row 3. Bob Teegardin, Dave Patty, Paul Wargo, Dave Lightle Brian Thompson Todd Broad Kevin Dawkins, Bob Weiss, Gordon Davis,-Bob Hoskins, Randy Starkey. Streator Sophomore Season Record 8 20 Mendota 6 20 Morris 8 12 Dixon 0 6 Kewanee 8 26 Ottawa 28 6 Sterling 6 14 LaSalle-Peru 20 6 St. Bede Baby Bulldogs s 1 - f f . 4 fe.: '--- -s-4 4. f 1.. fe . i 1. ,V ,gs . if . . . - Freshmen Football. Row 1. Bill Hozie, John Benckendorf, Scott Lucas, Jim Reaska, Tim Bradley, Ervin Stillwell, Paul Cinnamon, Mike Po- ruba, Pat Killian, Keven Kreier, Row 2. Randy Depoister, Brian Buchanan, Eric Colson, Mike Mushro, Dave Hall, Ray Phillis, Mark Vagasky, Steve Sauer, John Kozak, John Washko, Willie Adamchak, Dave Angelos, Adam Truschon, Dan Lucas, Kerry Welch, Row 3. Bill Dawson, Torn Hiltabrand, Jeff Plichta, Jerry Yanello, George Connally, Terry Kmetz, Mike Ferko, Bill Dovan, Fred McClellan, Gary Ondrey, Kurt Pas- terik, Lou Danko, Mark Matsko, Steve Krasnician, Don Allison, Row 4. Jeff Kmetz, Terry Bellis, Jim Davis, Dave Lopez, Bob Jackson, Larry Koral, Mark Jolly, Kevin Vickers, Bob Crawford, Ray Gelsthorpe, Mike Clark, Doug Wilking, Don Phillis, Dan Riordan. Cheerleaders. Sue Mariani, Gail Edwards, Juleen Hrasch, Kellee Easi, Julie Watts, Laura Wahl. Freshmen Season Record Streator 20 6 Chiddix 20 16 Morris 14 26 Marquette 12 30 LaSalle-Peru 24 8 St. Bede 14 26 Hall 16 28 Ottawa 26 42 Parkside 12 8 Mendota Frosh-Soph Cheerleaders Julie Watts, Laura Wahl, Gail Edwards, Juleene Hrasch, Sue Mariani. Ya know, a lot of people seem to wonder, what good are cheerleaders? That's easy. How would you like to go to a QUIET football game? Can you imagine what a drag it would be to go to a basketball game and be able to hear yourself think? Cheerleaders aren't school spirit but show me a better example. And be- sides, from a guy's point of view it's kind of nice to be able to go to a game and look at a whole bunch of really cute girls in neat sweaters and skirts. Just think for a minute about how much work those girls have to do. How hard do you think it is to keep smil- ing even when your team is getting creamed by your arch rivals? I'll tell you. Real hard! So, next time you're at a football game, don't just take cheer- leaders for granted. They're working just as hard as those guys on the field . . . 145 30 Wins 4 Losses Junior Varsity Record 17 Wins 2 Losses The Golf team placad lst in the I.V.C. conference and lst in N.C.I.C. 146 Golf I 5-. Row 1. Rick Kornas, Sue Arbogast, Maft Wendle, Jim Muntz, Tom Annett, Doug Davies. Row 2. John O'NeiI, Ron Sullivan, Kirk Drapp, Jeff Smith, Rob Yuhas, Dean Palya, Ron Wahl, Mr. Wilson. Not Pictured: Jim Spraggon, Greg Pflibsen, Kevin Pliibsen. Varsity Record Q i a X ..., .,. fl -V f . , . . .HN ,,..w 'Mm A fwv- 1 7 W - W-Aff-1'-'ff' ' nf' 1 5 , M Ai 1, M Nw YMN4,,,.. . .... . ,W H - 2 3...,..,u ,,Y,.,,f. W! .-,.q.-sw,-Lf fu'-P ' 2 ,M ?,,,,,EW ,,r?.,,,,,a,.-...3Am- M-.wir-P M ' J ?,, W, .,x,,J. ,A ' .,W,..z.. ., M04 -fa '-5:-'WL' 2 -....., -.-ww., . i , 5 , 2 . Q gg M Nr V , .L ,, .nw-a.? .. ,J wg 5 gag. t .IE A Y rx ... f. ',,, 5 f M9 - :1 f . 2 H ' . , W, 4 - 2-,,,..fb- f 1- .K 2,N :Q 23,5 3 '5 S l in 5 If T 5 , . 'T . f .ii1'uA 'Q f P I . 'V 'I -if Ji 9 .. KKY' IJ' ' 7. lm S .':: - x E' S 5 S w?f31 R 2 2 T.. S ' If, LV u x 2. I i , . . 1 E if f gg.. 4 Q , 1- 0 1 i,,zf5? K . . il 1- M Y' f Q fi 52 3. ' , 2 4 E ' gg if 2 1 I P 199 A AEE Exk F wi If . Mi-gn 1, ,. E 5 LU 0 Q!- l L.. R f R V F . L 1 . 0 S...1 . ,g 'V ii 'Y . 9 . l A ' if T f , 'iwfgs of If viii! may f 1 . f H? NO gulls' I 'A I if--,..i ff., 52 f-:A f ,yas N . gawk VARSITY BASKETBALL 1 Joe Harcharik, Kevin Wargo, Mike Hagerty, Steve Sterrett, Brian Ramza, Brian Blalock, Pat Lewis, Mike Peterson. Row 2. Coach Scheune mann, Neil Hightower, Tim Lucas, Dave Rashid, Tom Eplin, Mike Martin, Don Handzo, Mark Eccleston, Coach Sterrett. W I ' 0 Sophomore Basketball ala. 'hier Hi S Row 1. AI Haeussler, Cliff Webb, John Barickman, Bruce Turner, Rich Rowatt, Bob Oak, Jeff Sterrett. Row 2. Coach Crego, Jim Brennan, Don Wahl, Jerry Majercin, Dan Wiggett, Dave Lightle, Brian Wargo, Dave Webb. 1:4 4 l Q. -.-x.,.v 3' N 1 Frosh Dribblers 1 P a W 151 52 HQQF? - , V .Q 445 ...Q +R. NN .. QQEAJ? . ...Aw X 4 :N 3 wif lm, w' x . f 1:gQg5f'9 -HP:-Lai, ai ,J si 1 A.. q l lk g ' ,eg ., 1: 5 ,5 .1 . , I F 'iipiw .,' ' I1 i f 192 Sf' ' -1 i ' 1. 'f r 1 ' lm 5, 1 It I' I K g ' - f xv ,rg ,22 , pak . , J' - 15' Fi ' I- 'ii 2? 5 3 -E 251 - el , Volleyball Row 1. Debbie Hall, Kathy Groene, Julie Bellott, Gail Russell, Joan Neighbor. Row 2. Beth Mair, Kathy Matsko, Mary Lou Wargo, Sandy Bellis, Cia Hansson, Sharon Adamchak. Row 1. Michelle Mance, Mary Gee, Angel Ben- ckendorf, Janice Araujo, Tammy Dimmig, Linda Stiles. Row 2. Dolly Adamchak, Dorrie Berta, Julie Whalen, Tedra Tuttle, Jamie Kornas, Tedi Trost. Girls Tennis Row 1. Ann Whalen, Tina Trainor, Cheryl Brennan, Holly Kirstal, Nancy Schmitt, Toni Ann Cravatta, Joanne Morlan, Kathy McClure, Ann Kollar. Row 2. Jamie Missel, Caryn Haner, Joni James, Lynn Latino, Sue Erkonen, Missy Solon, Erin Mclnerney, Theresa Weber. 1977 Girls Tennis Season Record N ormal Dwight Morris LaSalle Mendota Kewanee Princeton Rock Falls Ottawa Dixon Dixon Invitational N.C.I.C. 54 KLD KLJ KWJ KWJ KWB KWJ KWJ KWJ KLJ KWJ 3-6 3-4 6-2 5-4 8-1 6-3 8-1 9-0 0-9 5-4 J 4th Place 4th Place UDQJQ 'L 5 ,,x 1 5 X N-ff 'www Li V SAT A EAT AQEAT0. Y-EAT 4154? 'Q fs W Z 5 f , , ,ei .... S if if Qui 2 ww sf-Ara Q15 235 2U!f 511025 ii Streatorettes ,Ak'A 5 s ,. ,V ' J' ea. M 5 , L W, E ,W f .- if ig Fa- x g atgzgg L ATXHE ff' Row 1 Diane Frlckey Judy Vendrzyk Debbie Perry Laurie Mlcklos Berta Brandes, Lori Burkitt, Reyne Tinder, Paige Ellsworth, Sharon Stimpert Karen Lucas Tracy Connally Jane Erkonen Angie Nicholas Sheila Ohligschlager, Patty Hogan, Kerri Masley. Row 2. Kerri Grube, Darlene Benckendorf Cath: Freeman Jane Hutchinson Renee Lotz Sue Hozie, Karie Dawkins, Lori Martin, Michelle Theobald, Judy Wur- mnest Mary Mushro Kim Redman Chris Benckendorf Jill Barton Connie Peterson, Lisa Danko, Nancy Gautschy. If there is one thing we will all remember about high school it will probably be four dozen assorted pairs of legs in cute red skirts that you see at every football and basketball game in Streator. That's right. Streatorettes. What would a halftime be without them? We would all be guzzling cokes and eating stale popcorn if it weren't for them. Instead, our halftimes are filled with entertainment performed by some of the best looking girls at S.H.S. So the next time some out-of-towner asks, What's a Streatorette? don't answer him. Just smile and nod. WE know what they are. Head Coaches W if . E.. z ,,...,,, ,, K K . .. ...Y H. . .W -11 R173 ff. W 5 , 0 . V ki. VR A e 'Qi A I 1 .1 . . i K ul Q' 5 Zz ' .i IJ it ,Q ffl aftiii A Coach Sterrett-Varsity Basketball Coach Eash-Girls' Basketball Coach Timmerman-Girls' Volleyball l 7 as Coach Gregg-Frosh Football Coach Crego-Soph Football Frosh Basketball Soph Basketball Coach Patrick-Cross Country Coach Wilson-Golf Coach Young-Varsity Football Coach McGinnis-Wrestling 2 157 CLUBS- JOIN THE SHS PEOPLE g 1 .l1 1.l,.l i. VM 'i' i 11--1i 1 i-A ,1-if-1-1141 '111 -1-i.1..-1-1- -' .i, 1 - v --i-. N 1 ..ig.l11-1-:is lx E 'W , ++1' HI E J K . E ' : ., -9 ' AW W X' it!! is X v1- ,l ,l,.i -1 11 1 , - - Student Council Row 1. Faith Benckendorf, Benna McFadden, Sue Grube, Natalie Scott, Jeff Walker, Jenny Jordan, Missy Solon, Kerri Grube, Linda Stiles, Jim Hersheway. Row 2. Berta Brandes, Jane Hutchinson, Chris Benckendorf, Julie Trainor, Tom Shackley, Laura Micklos, Marla Mailey, Lynn Verge, Julie Mertes, Cindy Devera, Holly Kristal. Row 3. Larry Morlan, Kathy Gross, Laura Segovich, Jim Scullans, Sue Brennan, Beth Barton, Kellee Easi, Cathy Killian, Trinka Pedelty, Mary Houser, Lori Scarberry, Julie Whalen, Lauren Pastrick, Margaret Danko, Jenny Wright, Laurie Rizzo, Angela Hallowell, Kim McMahan, Diane White. Jenny Jordan, Vice-President, Sue Grube, Secre- tary, Missy Solon, President, Natalie Scott, Trea- surer, Jeff Walker, PrincipaI's Advisor, Benna McFadden, Parliamentarian. l 159 You Don't Have Talent . mmrz, g .al x ' :I,1,1k, : I 'K L To Be A Star Show '78 Some people said it couldn't be done. tLike the direc- tors.i Some people said they didn't want to try. 4Like the cast.i It seemed like everything was against us from the Hrst day, like no sound and lights, the audi- torium all torn up, and only three weeks for practice. But when the curtain went up Friday night, and with a little luck and a lot of prayer, we pulled together a show. And what a show! It had everything from ballet to hard rock and much to the surprise of the cast and crews, the audience even liked it. But when the Final curtain went down Saturday night, there was a lot of happy people, a few tears, and a whole bunch of relief. You Don't Have To Be A Star was the 25th annual Talent Show sponsored by Student Council. The show was directed by two seniors, Jeff Walker and Toni Scott, and starred a cast of hard working and extremely talented SHS students. But everyone agreed that all the hard work was worth it, because these are the kind of things we'll all remember. 1. Cathi Freeman in Boogie Nights. 2. Sue Brennan, Jenny Jordan, and Chris Benckendorf singing their own version of Moon Shadow. 3. Diane Curtis singing with Kathy Martin. 4. Jeff Walker and Liz Danko: My Wife. Would you keep her? 5. Jeff Jonen sailing away with Sue Grube on the piano. 6. Paula Ligori and Michelle Theobald: 'iThe House of the Rising Sun . 7. Judy Vendrzyk dancing to the theme from l'Star Wars . 161 S-Club Row 1. Keliee Easi, Sharon Adamchak, Erin Mclnerney, Mary Coveny, Kathi Kreier, Doug Weiss, Steve Sterrett. Row 2. Maribeth Dettlehou- ser, Reyne Tinder, Eric lsermann, Rene' Hernandez, J.C. Richards, Kevin Neaterour, Dan Durbin. Row 3. Bob Held, Dave Eccleston, Mike Hagerty, Greg Bednar, Mike Edwards, Gene Roberts, Kevin Dawkins. , FR ' 1 J K f ,uflljl ,tl W 'Vu 4, , ? f X Steve Sterrett, Secretary, Greg Bednar, President, Reyne Tinder, Treasurer. 162 Clockwise from above. Senior Deb Hall takes a dive for her team. Senior Mike Martin in the air for a rebound. Mr. Peters and Seniors Greg Bednar, Steve Sterrett, and Dick Essman show off the new Streator Victory sign. Senior Kathy Zupansic: The agony of defeat? Key Club Row 1. Randy Schmitt, Troy Dimmig, Mark Kaschak, Ray Morrison, Mark Kennedy, Chuck Simko. Row 2. Louie Hancin, Dave Harcharik Rich Donnelly, Rick Jacobs, Rudy Rodriquez, Cliff Sandry, Tim Bennett, Joe Minneci. Row 3. Kevin Bethard, Jonas Sidrys, Charlie Svoboda Pat Myers, Tom Case, John Jacobs, Mr. Panno. Sitting. Rich Donnelly, President, Kevin Beth- ard, Vice-President, Charlie Svoboda, Secre- tary, Louie Hancin, Lieutenant Governor of Division 22. Standing: Troy Dimmig, Trea- surer, Ray Morrison, Statistical Secretary. l 164 I NFUIFIII Man's Hope l For Tomorrow. The Key Club is the service organization for guys at S.H.S. They are sponsored by their t'father club Kiwanis Inter- national. Key Club International was founded in 1926 in California. The Streator club was started 12 years ago by Mr. Dave Goerne. Nlr. Peters and Mr. Panno are the faculty sponsors. These active guys put on ties and meet every Wednesday morning at 7:30. They plan their service projects in between milk and donuts. Some of these are: helping at the bloodmobile, ushering at sports events and Kiwanis travelogues, collecting canned goods for the Salva- tion Army, building a spook-house at the Y , and perhaps most important the time spent with their little buddies tChristmas shopping, picnics, building model planes, and just messing aroundl. In their most recent com- petition on the District level they won first place in Scrapbook and second place in single service projects. Their scrapbook placed second on the inter- national level. The Club also gets to- gether just to have a good time. Every year they have a picnic and a hayride together with the Z Club girls. They're a spontaneous, adventurous, and unin- hibited group of guys. They care. Top. Rich conducts an early morning meeting. Middle. Board Members lclockwisel Kevin Bethard, Don Handzo, Rich Donnelly, Mr. Panno, Troy Dimmig, and Louie Hancin. Bot- tom. Left to right. Charlie Svoboda, Marty Lyons, Dave Rashid, and Louie Hancin. t'There are limits to my niceness. Row 1. Connie Peterson, Cheryl Harcar, Natalie Scott, Jeannie Voights, Jeanne Urbance, Patty Killian, Polly Armstrong, Barb Amell Row 2 Jean Mehall, Jane Erkonen, Jane Hutchinson, Lora Lechner, Bonnie Yedinak, Nancy Kaplan, Laima Sidrys, Mrs. Parsons. Row 3 Mary Cov eny, Sue Courey, Debbie Hoag, Julie Vickers, Jill Hoarty, Sue Finnegan, Kelly Meils. Row 4. Nancy Vendrzyk, Laurie Vial Tracy Connally Patti Cicciarelli, Laura Segovich, Luanne Leifheit. Z Club is the girls' service club at SHS. It is sponsored by the Zonta Club, a professional women's organization. Members perform services for the school and the community like help- ing at the Rock and Roll Jamboree held at Heritage Manor, throwing a city-wide Halloween party at the Y , playing guides at Senior Bowl, and relining the trophy cases in the lobby. But at least it keeps life interesting. Swimming with 25 kids, who are trying their best to drown you or plant- ing tulip bulbs in pouring rain can hardly be called dull. Mem- bers don't believe in all work though. Every year they go on a picnic and a hayrack ride with Key Clubbers thrown in lto make it more interestingi. But, even though you spend half the time working on projects wishing you were somewhere else. Like when you're tired and you have to keep screaming kids from destroying each other, or when you still have 200 balloons to blow up and it's 11:00 at night, or you're ringing bells in the freezing weather and no one shows up to take over. In the end, you're glad. Because you put somebody else first for once and it feels good. Right to left. Natalie Scott, Vice-President, Nancy Vendrzyk, President, Jeannie Voights, Secretary, Not Pictured: Nancy Kaplan, Treasurer. 166 A,n.1,A.1.A.n.n.4AA4-A , gJV YlY3'3313xyilJ UG-rowth Through Service . , I ,L - '11 Clockwise from below. President Nancy Vendrzyk conducts an early morning meeting. Jeannie Mehallz What am I getting my- self into this time? My God! Natalie's cheerful even this early in the morning. Jane Erkonen: We're going to do WHAT?!!! Sue Courey, Laura Segovich, and Laima Sidrys. , ,At . Q2 L- .f4f.l+sif 167 Espanol Club Row 1. Laura White, President, Diane White, Vice-President. Row 2. Louie Curatolo, Treasurer, Diane Cassiday, Secretary. 1 Row 1. Laura Depoister, Mary Jo Rhynes, Cheryl Harcar, Nancy Flecker, Joanne Baietto, Barb Brogdon, Marilyn Joslin, Miss Nash. Row 2. Melissa Goluba, Diane White, Sue Harback, Mary Ann Morris, Mary Wissen, Laurie Rizzo, Carol Van Winkler, Laurel Comiskey. Row 3. Kathy Groene, Rosina Allen, Kay Missel, Diane Cassiday, Ann Whalen, Chris Helander, Tom Hiltabrand, Ken lVlcMohan, Cathi Freeman, Debbie Benning, Terri Hodges. Row 4. Louie Curatolo, Thad Pellino, Kathy Roach, Karen Lucas, Luanne Wasko, Lori Kirschner, Julie Miller, Jea- nette Taylor, Dawn Kmetz, Deb DeFrees, Lisa Lindsay. Ole! Deutsch Club Row 1. Lisa Benning, John Welch, Rhonda Gill, Lisa Danko, Connie Peterson, Anne Purcell, Juleene Madara, Mrs. Soderstrom. Row 2. Brian Brownsey, Kathy Gross, Laima Sidrys, Joanne Morlan, Nancy Yacko, Donna Foster, Judy Wurmnest, Berta Brandes, Lori Neumann. Row 3. John Jacobs, Jim Thorpe, Terry Gross, Charlie Svoboda, Jim Sherod, Amy Cheatham, Mary Danley, Paul Vissering, Joe Minneci, Kevin Keller. 1 7.33 'T 11 1.ll',' .- X75 M .ull ng . it I-TCL. 'llhill H-K 1-I I-HMI 111 I-LIHI. x E EE ' Prosit! Not Present: Jo Solon, Secretary. Row 1. Judy Wurmnest, President. Row 2. Laima Sidrys, Vice-President, Kathy Gross, Treasurer. 169 Student Librarians Row 1. Frank Persong, President, Jean Voights, 1 Treasurer. Row 2. Marilyn Joslin, Secretary, 1 Tamra Weber, Historian. 170 Row 1. Bob Webber, Tammy Gill, Mary Melvin, Barb Smith, Marilyn Joslin, Terri Sellers, Miss Hart. Row 2. Sue Sramek, Jean Voights, Kathy Noon, Mary Pearce, Marilyn Noon, Tamra Weber, Nancy Gaydos. Row 3. Laurie Vial, Rick Jacobs, Frank Persong, Kevin Bethard Jackie Sellers, Mr. Hager. Library Club Oflicers S , 5 llili Ill .hX ,S . - X- . - ,. ,X '- V,.w -K I .gn Dolphins 5 4- Diving in to Star Wars : Vickie Venegoni, Cindy Carbone, and Lisa Diane Evans, President, Luan Cahill, Treasurer, Sue Ruckman, Vice-Presi Garretson. dent, Lynn Gura, Secretary. I y C Q HP rfifisi f ii.: L f' l L L gs V , E31 - : ' , Q V23 -R. A 122283 V , .2 I 5' fi , Pf i K 'NAI r p,i?.A'Y Q .3 E Row 1. Kathy Sparks, Vickie Venegoni, Terry Grimm, Cari Martin, Melissa Goluba. Row 2. Luan Cahill, Patty Barnhart, Diane Evans, Lisa Garretson, Cindy Carbone. Row 3. Mrs. McGrath, Lynn Gura, Sue Ruckman, Cara Hallowell, Rhonda Hendon, Bridget Baumann, True Johnson. 171 W :Q SHS Marching Brenda Buchanan-bass clarinet, Doris Glowicki-flute, John Haar-percussion, Cathy Haner-clarinet, JoAnn Kenney-bass clarinet, l Lorrie Mezgar-French horn, Julie Park-Hute, Lara Glovar-bassoon, Bridget Bauman-clarinet, Julie Bellot-percussion, Tim Brown- French horn, Bob Fairburn-cornet, Caryn Haner-flute, Sue Harback-clarinet, Paul Harrison-percussion, Bill Roudebush-cornet, Bruce Skroblus-baritone, Debbie Wargo-flute, Mary Wissen-cornet, Bonnie Yedinak-Hute, Cindy Buchanan-flute, Matt Burash-per- l cussion, Cathy Casey-alto clarinet, Mary Coveny-flute, Rhonda Cuzner-oboe, Chris Dunkleburger-clarinet, Mary Gee-contrabass clar- 1 inet, Karen Glowicki-Hute, Scott Hatzer-French horn, Joni James-clarinet, Sue Kates-clarinet, Todd Landwert-saxophone, Nick Lat- l .:i'f.,? ' .SE rf 'u Y SSFHX 7 in 7 QQ. ,M . FE 1 g-ge 1 A Nf ,K W A J Q I I' 'gi F ' f , ' , Q I .- I 3 fx Q H . .I At X I V W1 Q X e H- 4 l 'in L, .. 3 5 t ' 4 9' A 1' 5 f , 'P iilfigiiffv if, 3 Z I J 1 J ,E V- 9 National Honor Society Row 1. Judy Wurmnest, Cathie Durdan, Lisa Danko, Mary Jo Dzurisin, Barb Amell, Mr. Patrick. Row 2. Nancy Vendrzyk, Jeanne Urbance, Laurie Vial, Kelly Meils, Dan Miller. Row 3. Jeff Williams, Jonas Sidrys, Charlie Svoboda, Jeff Walker, Mark Poruba. Not Present: Jim Bla- lock, Rhonda Garver, Dave Heffler, Sue Hozie, Ellis Hutchins, Marty Lyons, Debbie McClure, Georgeanne Rundblad, Mary Ann Shackley, Michelle Solon. NAUONAL HONOR SOCEH' 'S Cf Q 5 Q f Z i 5 Q DN Art Club Row 1. Vicki Venegoni, Mary Jo Rhynes, Mr. Brown, Linda Chalkey, Kim McMohan. Row 2. Erin Mclnerney, Lisa Garretson, Cheryl Lynn Verge. Row 3. Lori Scarbeary, Kellee Easi, Karen Treschak, Kim Mays, Laurie Cox, Jamie Garretson. 540 ,V-f 1,1 ,qa .7 'J gil ff II5 1111115 W' 011111113 ,gpynif 11 if 1? ' 111114 f5Z:e. - 7 1 ,1 Il 251 5 fi, 6 ll 'JJ' Harcar, 1 Q11 W? ' 1 I II! ,D '1uv1111 If I af: If ,g:I ' 1 ,. , ' I I '1' 1 J ' Il 1 3 '. ' 0 1 J I 1 V I ' , 1 , ' J 1 1 9 dentg Kellee Easi, President. Laurie Cox, Treasurerg Linda Chalkey, Secretaryg Erin Mclnerney, Vice-Presi- 175 The BULLDOG BULLETIN is not just a class lor a clubi, it's an experience. It requires much more than just writing sto- ries. It involves conning businessmen into buying advertising, spending lunch hours waiting to interview administrators, begging students to buy copies of the paper, trading favors for inside information, and playing jigsaw puzzle with columns of copy. There's always some last minute disaster to prevent the paper from being published. Like when the chemicals in the machine eat the headlines, or the photographer forgets to take off his lens cap and you end up with a headache and an ulcer and a role of blank film. Class members learn the newspaper industry ieven if it is on a small scalel. They learn how to get along with people and the difliculties of keeping a business out of the red. You never know what's gonna hap- pen next. It's a 2nd hour class. It's a good way to start off a school day. It's a-whole-lotta-fun. 176 Row 1. Nancy Flecker, Cathie Durdan, Mary Jo O'Kraski. Row 2. Miss Reed, Luanne Leifheit, Lori Neumann, Eric Isermann. Not present Larry Morlan, Randy Wargo. -30- ltechnical journalistic term for THE ENDD l l Speech Team Row 1 Stacie Begum Lynn Lyons Diane Cundy Karen Glowlckl Kim Danley, Row 2. Darren Rice, Bill Schraudenbach, Paige Ellsworth, Speak the speech, I pray you, as I pronounced it to you, I trippingly on the tongue: but if you mouth it, as many of your players do, I had as lief the towncrier spoke my lines. Nor do not saw the air too much with your hands, thus, but use all gently: for in the very torrent, tempest, and, as I may say, whirlwind of your passion, you must acquire and beget a temperance that may give it smoothness. Wil. Shakespeare Hamlet, Act III, Scene II Speech Coach-Mr. William Luther 177 WIZZ JUNIOR 78 Row 1: Marilyn Blasco, Marilyn Joslin, Kedra Williams, Karen Baker. Row 2: Jim Herscheway, Shawn Dooley, Dave Abbey, Ellis Hutchins X Z Chorus ' I i Q if-fl 'P' iz C Row 1. Chris Dunkekberger, Linda Mezger, Wendy Neu, Cheryl Cole, Jenny Jordan. Row 2. Georgia Kmetz, Beth Barton, Amy Park, Kim Danley, Cindy Hudachko, Sue Grube. Row 3. Sue Brennan, Jeani Solon, Cindy Dentko, Jane Wonders, Jean Voights, Carol McCurdy. Row 4. Julia Palaschak, Bob Soule, Jim Sherod, Randy Hall, Jeff Jonen, Paige Ellsworth. ,ll vf , -W. W I M .LITGT if B Director Seidell 17 Thespians .. W V Y 180 Row 1. Mona Pozzi, Lora Lechner, Virginia Reeser, Diane Cundy, Karen Glowicki, Row 2. Lynn Lyons, Lori Burkitt, Brian Helier, Kim Danley, Becky Pozzi, Row 3. Stacie Beguin, Luann Leifheit, Darren Rice, Bill Schraudenbach, Paige Ellsworth, Ellis Hutchins. All the worId's a stage, and all the men and women merely play- ers, they have their exits and their entrances, and one man in his time plays many parts, his acts being seven ages. First, the infant, mewling and puking in the nurses arms. Then the whin- ing schoolboy, with satchel and shining morning face, creeping like snail, unwillingly to school. And then the lover, sighing like a furnace, with a woeful ballad made to his mistress' eyebrow. Then a soldier, full of strange oaths, bearded like the pard, jeal- ous in honor, sudden and quick in quarrel, seeking the bubble reputation even in the cannon's mouth. And then the justice, in fair round belly with good capon lined, with eyes severe and beard of formal cut, full of wise saws and modern instances, and so he plays his part. The sixth stage shifts into the lean and slippered pantaloon, with spectacles on nose and pouch on side, his youthful hose, well-saved, a world too wide for his shrunk shank, and his big manly voice, turning again to childish treble, pipes and whistles in his sound. Last scene of all, that ends this strange eventful history, is second childishness and mere obliv- ion, sans teeth, sans eyes, sans taste, sans everything. Wil. Shakespearel As You Like It, Act II, Scene VII Behind the Scenes . . . oo 001 - coin :I ,ig It works???? Mr. Luther: And I get stuck with a bunch of idiots who read stage directions out loud. Hello fresh face. The freshest face I've ever seen . . . r Lori and Paige rehearse a scene from an upcoming piay. 181 .CS 6' , 0 'f . ig.,,5au,xz1 3 Mary Jo Dzurisin, Presidentg Debbie Melody, Vice-Presidentp Lori Burkitt, Recording Secretaryg Penny Patty, Corresponding Sec- retaryg Molly Beck, Treasurer. Q Debbie Mair Lori Stockdeil Debbie Melody - My 'S Wil? Cindy Harcar Jeanette Winn Mary Jo Dzurisin 183 Donna Goralczyk Sandee Hawthorne ny' -gf' , 1 F51 ., ew Y .. Nancy Akin Penny Patty Judy Talty Karen Reihl Kathy Kohn xl?- Molly Beck BUSINESS CLUB f-rf Sitting. Sharon Adamchak, Patty Hogan, Mary Jo Dzurisin. Standing. Julie Held, Jamie Murray, Lori Stockdell, Kathi Kohn, Kelly Meils, Debbie Mair, Jeanette Winn. gljgf Business Club holds its regular meetings once a month before school. This year Business Club has 15 members. Any student who is enrolled in business courses is eligible for membership. Business Club members take Field trips to businesses in Streator as well as businesses in other cities. Activities sponsored by Business Club in- clude the annual plant party, held in the fall. The plant party is a money-making project as well as fun for the members. Also spon- sored was the Game Football Contest, which was a huge success. Student winners were: Shannon Higgins, and Dennis Corbin. Busi- ness Club also invites guest speakers to come and talk about their professions. Business Club is sponsored by Miss Jean Petrus. Cheryl Richard Vice-President Officers. Patty Barnhart, President, Cheryl Richard, Vice-President, not pictured: Donna Hudachko, Secretary-Treasurer. 185 Row 1, Randy Gould, Kevin Depoister, Joe Augustine, Neil Sauers, Mark Broyles, Bob Alpaugh, John Babczak, Row 2, Bill Broyles, Darlene Groves, Karen Malick, Patty Jones, Teresa Drapa, Diane Lee, Betsy Meyers, Toni Scott, Mr. Wilson 186 ' ' I v if 'N Z.. f ff ' , Betsy Meyers Randy Gould Mark Broyles Tony Scott Joe Augustine John Babczak Patty Jones Darlene Groves 'M ,L ,y,ga..m1.s: ,. qi-QT' igllf, .-ff' ,- '1 ir A- Officers: Diane Lee, Treasurerp Teresa Drapa, Secretaryg Bill Broyles, Vice Presidentg Kevin Depoister, President Bob Alpaugh Kevin Depoister 2 3' Bill Broyles Teresa Drapa Neil Sauers Diane Lee Karen Malick if-01511-INV RUG' 1 Qigan D.O. Conner -- ,wx-X xvg I Qwf vism Rapp L Helen Richard N 18 V, ii? 'k 1 2 ' ,i. 4131? i ., N di QxiMgo 190 Dale Hillier Jim Cavanaugh Robin Simmons Gene Rinker Vern Hughart John Hozie Connie McClure Tom Eplin Kathy Davis Carol Schmitt Jim l-09Sf0n Tony Harcar Roy Durdan Robin Underwood Reid Nettleingham Mark Gallup FUTURE FARNI ERS Row 1. Brent Bradley, Dale Anderson, Kim Anderson, Jill Talty, Terri Mogill, Scott Limberg, Tim Armstrong, Mr. Duffy. Row 2. Jim Black Greg Salata, Bill Schwering, Bruce Andree, Art Armstrong, Ed Haar, John Glascock, Dave Pavlick. Row 3. Felicia Anderson, Brian Bradley, J.C. Richards, Ken Schoen, Bob Gahm, Dave Smith, Danny Reed. -'Wx an ,-Q f V H ff, ij :12 Jr fr 3, l gk ., ,sf ' Joh - WA .. ,ax mr K s , Y . W I FFA Oficers. Dale Anderson, Brufm Bradley, and Ray Durdan. .bv x .ig W 1., 5- :I I f 5 xx, K i- sltif ik ,.. Ax. I in fs HH, tif -If ..r,-,.. . Six green th -1 . i . ,, Q 1 if ,, RZ .1 --5-X., Sim H 1 1? ff ' 4 ,gg Mag as :if Q , For Outstanding Bravery, Endurance, of Mrs. Beth ilAunt Bethy Mascal-for her outstanding demonstration of self-control when faced with frivolous editors, who tried their damndest to put the book in the red Mr. Richard Peters, Mr. Richard Mariani, ll, a nd Mr. Donald Rose-for bearing with us for another year Knoedler Manufacturing-for of Tim Applegate-for coming throughfvvith photos we thought igi get 'iit Q Mike Mullens, Vickie Fry, 84 the gang at everything in their power to make our book a success ,ir V Rembrandt Studios-for meeting otherwise? Ralph Sterrett 81 the rest of the Sl-l,S and beyond the call of All of the clubs-for supplying bodies folifthe pictureslwon fouridays notice? ii 'S Kirk Simpson-for playing photographer Pat Harmon-for doing all of the dirty jobs that no one else would do Vanessa Kimber-for drawing infinite straight lines Mr. Meyers-for breaking up the monotony Mr. 84 Mrs. Ralph Walker, Mr. 81 Mrs. Rich Vial, 8. Mr. 84 Mrs. Vince Vendrzyk-for being understanding when the editors had to work all night Second Semester staff Breggla Blakeigggre, Cindy? tii rbiohe, Tina Chalkey, Laurie Cox, Karen Finnegan, Sharon doihgiii' lot Mr. Virlee-for yelling, and joking, do, and then some q ave. gait., lc, -3 ,sc J .. gi A-W -J: MT- .. ,V f V, tes ,M ls,--,l-. Q .... ' f, ll' lil? 3:1 M' W ' Y , .iii La ii ' V zzz' - -l,s,dfa,a11,, piggy .,, - -,M . - .. ii5?rQTi3?: ' fwliffiivfifip M , H Q aa ll! ililililliiiiiiii :rar-+1 -+-rurwrrrrrwrnwrwrwwr E FOBD : STREATOR'S LEADING DEALER STREATOR, ILLINOIS Pres. Jerry Centoni Phone 672-3187 fedmaah Office Wkchheo SALES - SERVICE - RENTING Q LEASING 416 EAST MAIN STREET STREATOR ILLINOIS 61364 PHONE 815 672-3656 Streator epen a e CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '78 BROADWAY at RUSH STREATOR, ILLINOIS 61364 phones 8151672-7221, 8151672-5993 Compliments Of Mabel azis' Qeanezs Launaezezs IIDIIBIIIIIIE,-2-IIIIII IIBIIIILIIRIIIIIEIGIY PRESCRIPTIONS AND HEALTH NEEDS gm, 04. 1.m,,dQ. 924. 16490, y3m5gzf0,dQ. 9211. cgtzeatoz, ARCO CONCRETE INCORPORATED Route 23 North Box 598 Streator, Illinois 61364 Phone 18151 672-2161 I .v TU I 'ff' I A 195 196 9 Dx 5 4 '21 K k Z 4 4 if .-ve-:Q--:sez-Q1-Q:-:ma-x-:-asm-:vm1-Q-fx:-x::mf:a+mLX.:m:.x:.a:: .2. f'-1'J1 1 1 J .: -- - --,--ff -f--an I . x x X.N xvx. x xx-x.N-Q K. -- -x-B-'-'X'1XP C A Salute to SHS Graduates S S il iS gg Q Effort- Accompllshment You who are graduating can be proud of this accomplishment resulting from your effort The faculty and administration can share in this pride because your achievement is a measure of their success We in the Streator area join in the appreciation of educational progress your graduation represents You benefit personally but so does your community and nation. 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