University of Illinois High School - U and I Yearbook (Urbana, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1982 volume:

4 9 5 ig , ny, .K M, , L. 'W ' Q 9+ Avila: X An c Y, You and I 1981-1982 University High School Urbana, Illinois 6.7lze .7ime5 of Our paaf year ,, JK Events ...... . . . 10 Faculty ........,,. 26 Organizations ,..... 50 Sports o .......... i. , 68 Underclassmen ..,.. 88 Seniors .....,..,. 120 me, Ghz Gllazz uf 1932, Behicate flbur Hwrhunk tu Patrick illicillnughlin sinh -Karen mann Wk 41 fr' J, it . 5 9' Pat McLoughlin first became involved with our class when he taught us Geometry our Sophomore year. We soon realized that he was a little dif- ferent from the other teachers we had had in the past. He liked us, ap- preciated our warped sense of humor, and had faith enough in us to return the next year to teach us Calculus, and to be our class sponsor. His sense of humor seemed to grow with ours. He let us have our fun fas some of us remember with the Julie Andrews Birth- day Clubl, and he let us grow. Karen Moon also appeared in our Sophomore year as the secretary of the Counseling Office. Over the years she spent her days listening to our gripes, our happy thoughts, and our ideas about the future. She gave us advice, comfort, and made us feel better. We always walked out of her office with smiles on our faces. Thank you, Pat. Thank you, Karen. For everything that you have done for us. We will always remember you. Ly FT' wav 73 ig x Chug-A-Lug. My cal has one of those. Q 15' Too much booze makes your vision blurry N . .X T' -3 1 Punkin' SPAM man. 4' .- lf df -1 Mr. Cfs protegee. :qw 44, V 'fn-v .cv gf .fy -' 231.59 w Q Vw 'v ',,L+v Cs-. Q rl :W Is ,wwf g U, ,wg ' 'fi' 'A A fa? www lffiJ5'LV E IJIUI-il VLUIJEIJLUU 5' mmm www IPLHIULYUUEII mv . 2, mlmmlwllulww Y 3 5 Q I Thought as In 0 l T A casino-bound jet crashes in New Orleans, killing 153 ni MH. Tl lg-h UQ 4 HQ 5 049' ' aiu! 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Due to technical difficulties, it was soon moved to the first floor hall, and the jukebox was the source of entertainment. Sur- prisingly enough, the dance went well. People danced in the halls, along with the sponsors, Ellen Johnson, Mr. Butler, and the Crames. The student organizers were Adrienne Osborn, and Marjorie Huang. Halloween Dance The Halloween Dance was held in the North Attic this year. A lot of people showed up in some really great costumes and had a great time. Fred Steinberg and Ned Watts were in charge of the music and did a good job. The sponsors were Chris Shea and Mr. and Mrs. Kay. The student organizers were Pam Vevera, Fred Steinberg, and Ned Watts. 'N-n 1 SlMl'l5- 'hall Jit- Fall Play FQ, The Fall Play this year was a collec- tion of works by James Thurber called A Thurber Carnival. Directed by Kathy Juhl - an excellent performance! all ffilc' Tw-na wg 'hw 5 if ' 4 . I S glrm un 'Qi-Suv lun- ,, 1 Q ' M ' ' , U! f lk. 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We had spent all year preparing for our debates, we had to do thorough research on our topics, go get in- terviews and give many practice speeches in class. As the debates grew near, many fingernaila were chewed away. But, they went by quickly and we all lived through it. 'I Lisa and Kate getting support for their rebuttals. Preparing the troops , Z .. .H ' -Q3 ' , ,4 at , rr .U ... .f if Pam and Abby not pleased about a point brought up by the aff. team. - David and Thomas were the negative team of the Nuclear Debate. 5 Lisi and Sara before their Government Strikes Their opponents, Becky and Rachel. debate. A I S Fred fthe one with the great bowtiel, and Scott Their opponents, Jessica and Ken, who stopped smiling once the debate started. Nuclear - Carolyn and Adrienne fAff.l vs. David and Thomas fNeg.l Capital Punishment - Yukio and Michael vs. Judith and Marjorie Abortion - Lisa and Kate vs. Pam and Abby Draft - Holly and Mary vs. Chris and Theo NASA - Betsy and Angie vs. Heather and Andy lmmigrants - Julie and Dawn vs. Fred W. and Ned Public Lands - Donald and Steve vs. Peter and Marc Government Strikes - Lisi and Sara vs. Becky and Rachel Neutron Bomb - Jessica and Ken vs. Scott and Fred S. Class Night Class Night is an event held at the end of the year, put on by the Senior class and the faculty. It is when awards are presented and the Seniors put on skits, dramatizing their finer times during their years at Uni High. Betsy Brotherson won the Student of the Year award and Adele Suslick won the Ella Leppert award. Marc giving Mrs. Suslick tLisal some eye contact. fa. Mrs. Gutowsky Uftachell telling her English class that they're ALL WRONG. The Skits that the seniors put on were about past teachers and some of next year's seniors. The class prophesy and the class will were read as well as a poem about the class of '83. The skits were: Mrs. Gutowsky's English class, Mrs. WheeIer's U.S. History class, A Math dept. Dating Game, a Locker Room scene, a Quasi - debate, and a note from the departing Madrigals. Valli Plog fBeckyl telling everyone what she is going to wear tomorrow. 'X A Q. if xl 9 . Y., 3 Qi? 41.333 J .1 -qt in in 363-1 QW! 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' X . x xx Bs' rf. y Q if .Y 'I I I -,'. ,.::,. , Z , V 1 ra , ' i 'A 1' I , , .5 Y Q. a' 'I Q . 3 N 1 feat. r. if Sue Winking was a staff stenographer and was seen typing her June Mank once again managed the schooI's books ia never ending taski. Q, g. '- it ,n H? 525 1' MQ. U U l'II be with you in just a minute Foreign Languages Anita Hittle taught French I and II. Gera Millar taught Russian III and IV. -4'w, 9 Michael Kiely laugh! Latin IV. Chris Butler taught Latin Ill. 'Mf-X ,.. X .. Q tx . Carol Bond was the Head of the For. Lang. department and taught French Ill. t rn- it S. it , x. La. Q A 'W XXX ' l Chris Shea taught Latin I and ll. .,i' l 4' Q ' 1 V fi er g e 3 A If tl Alicia Henry was kept busy by teaching all four levels of German. English Liz Baker taught Sophomore English. Barbara Gutowsky taught Junior English. Kathy Juhl taught Freshman English and was head of the Drama Department. i i 'I i i 1 i i 1 i i i Il Adele Suslick taught SENIOR English. . Charlene Tibbets taught Subbie English and was head of the English Department. Fine Arts 4'-io.. A.. 4-4' N '-34151, Andra Johnson taught Art l and ll. John Turner had the fine art land nearly impossible jobl of keeping the halls and rooms clean. '41 Vw Richard Palmer taught Beginning Music, Mixed Chorus, and Madridals. il Cecil Pretty taught Instrumental Music and Ensembles. Not Pictured: Kathy Juhl who was the Drama Coach and directed the plays. Math all l 'J' Lf 'af ,, 1 ' ,ln E ..,.w,...., Bob Davis taught Calculus lA and IB. Pat McLoughlrn was the Head of the Math Department taught Geometry 10A and 10B Calculus 2B was the Semor class sponsor the Gurl s basketball coach the presldent of the Julle Andrews Blrthday Club and a wonderful person Jackle Ruesch taught Algebra 7A and 7B and Trig 9C 36 sq .kw, . .' 4 . ' 5, A . ' ' . . Q W . ' 1 s I ' x ' ' ' ' fi . 7 via Y f an . -,. rpm A my 14 Cm 3' C fe- . ' ' n I N , 1 nun is n , 1 7: -, ,jf figafjl 65,52 qt . L 'lr' .1 if-W 3. Y- Iackie Sharp taught Finite Math and Calculus 2A second iSfTl6St6l'. Ellen Fireman taught Algebra 7C. Katie Schoeneweiss was a Research Associate Not Pictured: Vance Christiaanse who taught Finite math and Calculus 2A first semesterg and Diane Sharp who taught Trigonomety 9A and 9B. Librarians Sylvia Phillips was the head librarian. fi!-B. S. Susan Welch was the Library Clerk. One of these things is just like the others . . . fu--I X. X-, 'X Barbara Tribe was the Assistant Librarian. Physical Education at QQA ff-A Ellen Stergulz taught P.E. in general for the first semester, Guy Dirkin taught Senior P.E. and had crazy classes, like going to South Farms. :QQ 1 I I-g , ,Zn X . Q ,5 ' .6 '-,N ' , '- ' :'v.' V Shi:- P eww, W r -1 417 , '34, 5 l Q 1' 5 s, t . Jay Cline taught P.E. Z Kathy Hughes taught P.E. and looked after the game room at lunch. ., ,...., 'all' T u... nu' Ruth Wortis taught the dance classes. .44 ATHIGTICS Corn Fllzzo coached the Gymnastlcs team Muchael McCollom coached the Cross Country team Not Pictured Make Lmdemann who coached the Varsity Basketball team Tom Ball who was the asst coach for the Glrl steam f ,Mun Wm Pat McLoughlin coached the Girls Basketball team Vlckle Vlrgln was the sponsor and coach for the JV and Varslty Cheerleaders I I fi , 1 by V , t. X A 7, 'wx ff MMA ,,,, f r Vdrlr f-'plffi X A . -V X 311: lg, 1 N' ' A A tv f f j 5' fn l ,fi -KH I 9 A.. .,. .nn an , - s A hh, 1. -.' Q- 1' I f U , . .s o , '5'-ft. , ,J ' 4 ' 5 iff? ' 5' L 1 .. - 'A+' ' -. :' Wu eamgiwvil , uf. ' I .h . ,vp . . , rj Q V h' 1,-,Xa I' 4 Q ' 'n g ' 'U ,' U , 1 f.m, fe1,f ' 1 .5531 Q' cur. :m fait? :Q ' gl 1' Q' , , R,-.-.-,, ,4', w, sf' V. wx-,I X . ' ' . u . . F - :L . . .-JA ' S 4f,A,m-4 ' ' ' v- ' i w' ' . 42 ' A' ' ' . , Q' V x 0 ' , . Q ,, 4 'Q . -X ' o f 5 1 Q nf Social Studies lan Westbury was the head of the Social Studies Department, , K 'A , ,.n ,IA . , 1' x i Joanne Wheeler taught U.S. History. X P Yesuratnam Basimalla taught World History. Not Pictured: Roberta Gumport who taught Senior Elective i x' W Wilson Dwyer fin his most memorable stancej taught Geography. x.-.if Chris Butler taught Sub-Social Studies and sponsored Chess Club. Time Reagan taught Geography Science Ray Boehmer was the head of the Science Dept. and taught Sub-Science land was a cool guy.J 'ein John Boyd taught Biology Not Pictured Nancy Hikes who taught Biology and Peter Shoresman who did Research and taught Senior Science Winsor Naugler Ili taught Physics to the Juniors and a few lucky seniors. Ruth Poling Kinder taught Chemistry to all the Sophomores ,A .Eff - if-,di , X V if L ,. ' 1 . ' I Y. if 2... ll. Sauli Takala was the International Research consultant. P' i iw l -4 Ray Celentano was the Staff Resources specialist. 5 lib' ' H1 'I 4, . i V' ,B . 519 ati' I H 1 F ul---A n LYYW 1 .Qs t 4 Research Right: Elaine Degenhart, Writing Composition Research Associate.. Not Pic- tured: Bob Davis, Math Researchg Peter Shoresman, Science Research: lan Westbury, Social Studies Researchg and Ellen Johnson, International Schools Research. .!4lflf0gl 6ll9A5 .11 All-5 ' v s rs X rf ff X Caughtcha off guard, didn't we? J R r E ' ' H ' fs d 1 1 1 -.. Has anybody seen my mints? Hello? . . . hello? . . .anybody there? . . . HELLO??? '-..1...-- --..+... 'ls..,, -.....,,Q- 9'--Q. i -E::,-.-- ' 'Q-wi r 2 9 'D Q 05 Y- 9 ,. Jw 14 Peter Fonzerelli , 1 You should have seen the practice she gave . . . none of her gymnasts were smiling. '? S-V-O, S-V-O. . . Got that? M -1 YeSSS??? if Q n 'if' V ff y H J ' pf G xr -s -rd 5 Okay, everybody say Havartti . f 1 I She had just informed us that she was leaving. 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Second Row: Sadie Williams, Rebecca Swarr, Katie Marino, Maggie Williams, Carol Sudman, Betsy Brotherson, Sheryl Stecyk. Back Row: Joel Crames, Adam Schmitt, Derek Chen, Carolyn Shapiro, Adrienne Osborn, Creel Lancaster, Andy Propst. S 'TIP U' E. N T G 0 U' N Ci I L Student Council once again held their meetings during lunch hour in Room 206. They made new laws, helped a fund many student-run organizations, and they made many important decisions. Betsy Brother- son was the President, Carol Sud- man was the Vice-President, Marc Meyer inot picturedl was the Treasurer and Carolyn Shapiro was the Parliamentarian. Joel Crames was the sponsor. i l l l l l l l l l l in l l f' l l l i l A i l l l l Election The Elections Committee members were the people you saw when you went down to room 110 to vote for your class officers, or for Stu- dent Council officers . . . or for a rule that was going to be altered by Student Council. Andy Propst was the Chair- man, and his two staff helpers were Carolyn Shapiro and Sara Hymowitz. Handbook Orientation The Handbook!Orientation Committee was designed to help new students and teachers to become familiar with Uni, its people, and its customs. The committee was chaired by Carol Sudman. Milk Committee Milk Committee sells milk and orange drink during the lunch hour. The milk and orange drink are sold at a discount to students and facul- ty. lt was chaired by Stephanie Wengert. .- Book Bar Book Bar is the place where Uni students can buy and sell used books that will be used in future classes. It was chaired by Yukio Nishida. ' e R5 jul , QQ Clockwise: Joanne Wheeler, Fred Steinberg, Aleya Rahman, Sadie Williams, Anne Shapira, Roberta Gumport, Ellen Johnson fSpon sori, Naomi Wortis, Angie Johnson, Brenda Brinkerhoff. hlbrll Chorus met three times a week in the South Attic at eight hour. The singers were: Betsy Brother- son, Heather Greenberg, Mary Doebel, Sarah Baldwin, Sylvia Temperley, Julie Janusz, Kathy Mills, Sara Hymowitz, Carolyn Shapiro, Alison Shaw, Ella Schoenberg, Erica Prussing, Julie McMillan, Michael Halberstam, Bill Walker, Dan McGlathery, Michael Hochman, Peter McDowell, Ed Blumen- thal, Andy Propst, and Richard Williams. Mildri il S Madrigals met twice a week in the South Attic. They gave regular performances and they also sang at the annual surprise Christmas party. The member of Madrigals were: Betsy Brother- son, Heather Greenberg, Mary Doebel, Sarah Baldwin, Sylvia Temperley, Sara Hymowitz, Carolyn Shapiro, Alison Shaw, Julie McMillan, Michael Halberstam, Ed Blumenthal, Peter McDowell, Andy Propst, and Richard Williams. 866 'ff W , ff il It 'M if IB, ll' lvl Chris Butler lsponsorl Steve Ekker Dan Teitelbaum Ed Blumenthal Sean Ennis Andres Uribe WiIIiamJocusch PauIJohnson lVIicheaISteigmann JohnWalker David Johnson Jamsheed Shorish Daniel Shapiro Andrew Reisner Tom Pickett Charlie McCarthy Jon Faiman David Marks Richard Yeh SFAC The Student-Faculty Ad- visory Committee faculty representatives were: Warren Royer, Charlene Tibbets, Adele Suslick, Joel Crames, Flay Boehmer, and Peter Kimble. The student representatives were: Sara Hymowitz lSeniorsl, Ed Blumenthal lJuniorsl, Allison Rader lSophomoresl, Diana Delheimer lFreshmenl, Daniel Shapiro lSubfreshmenl, Mag- gie Williams list semester Student Council rep.l, and An- dy Propst 12nd semester Stu- dent Council rep.l. Loun e Committee This year the Lounge Commit- tee was co-chaired by Stephi Wengert and Julie Janusz. The committee members were: Ken Parker, Adrienne Osborn, Heather Greenberg, Dan McGlathery, and Marjorie Huang. They all kept the lounge clean, the furniture in good condition, the juke box filled with good music, and were always around in case something went wrong. To raise money, they held- the traditional hand-print on the wall ceremony which, as always, was successful. atiunal fl Quant Qnrietg National Honor Society was an organization made up of Juniors and Seniors. In order to be eligible for the Honor Society, the student must have a fairly high grade point average, school spirit and leadership. Betsy Brotherson was the president and Naomi Wortis was the vice-president. The Senior members were: Steve Chein, Mary Choldin, Angie Friedman, David Futrelle, Marjorie Huang, Thomas Huang, Marc Meyer, Andy Propst, and Carolyn Shapiro. The Junior members were: Ed Blumenthal, Jennifer Bright, Chris DeCardy, Laurie Landers, Shagg Makino, Julie McMillan, Elizabeth Paley, Bill Walker, Stephanie Wengert, and Maggie Williams. Jeff Hollowell was the adviser. Agora The Agora Experience was three days fllled wlth fun and excltmg classes as well as some very rnformatuve ones There was a French cooking class a D8tD tourney an Oragaml class and a class about Mythology There was a trrp to Chicago as the mam talking about itll Kathy Varchetto was the adviser and rt was charred by Sara Hymowltz The members were Denise Dornlng Mundy Averbuch Ed Blumenthal Marc Meyer Rachel Frledberg Andy Propst and Jackie Falman They all work ed very hard and It turned out to be a great success Committee Dark Room Committee The Dark Room Committee con- sisted of Yukio Nishida, Lisa Kaler, Lisi Edwards, and Becky Uggerby. The Yearbook Photographers were: Fred Steinberg, Scott Levy, Yukio Nishida, Michael Halberstam, Jana Kramer, and Lisi Edwards. Yearbook Staff There has been no mistake. The entire yearbook staff is pictured on this page. 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As always, the subbies were sponsored by the Counseling Office They held many bake sales to help pay for future dances. Lisa Averbuch Bodnar Melinda Chen Denise Jonathan Faiman uf Sheila Brad Fish Lisa Nathan Gardner Sarena Heumann ,fi !Y 'MLS 3 ill Kate Hinely Jessica Hymowitz Michael Jacobson Elizabeth Jockusch Sanjuro Jogdeo M ,M Q - 5 K 1 '3 ,am X l I, l sf 5 l J r faq ! 1 ' ,-' ,jg D l :R y J 4 5' Q , ' I xx A w 1 .!4blt09l 6l,9A5 I' ,J i 1, M ,419 ' A ,,i Z 'Q 5 se S S 1 2 ll fs , V In 4' W ,, be 'M X S as 'Q W . ,Qg Q . 7 ', . :.. ov' 557, 'ww 'mm 2 2 M.. 2 A ' A' Y Rv 3 5 Q wx Q, 9 5 5' FE 2 Q Af , 3 ei . 2 4 'E 'Q ,l 5 4- . Hey, Dver Here! 1 95 Freshmen The elected officials were Rebecca Swarr lPresidentJ, Adam Schmitt fRepresentativel, Leah Grossman lSecretary!Treasurerl, Diana Delheimer QSFACQ, and Rebecca Swarr and Larry Thompson lPeer Counselorsl. Jackie Ruesch was their faithful sponsor. They held several bake sales and hot dog sales to help V , t - X at l a for half of the S rin Flin . - ' '1 . 'ill-1 i l , 5 ., gg fy l ,, i fl ' 'mow f Q, l , ,W J T 'f 5 'Q ,yi Wendy Applequist Iris Chang Erin Clausing John Cochrane Eddie Curran ' A ' W L : 1 T 1, ri f ,fl-'rr-r .Y li .X + 17 'Q' A -' , -' , 'T - .fL 51g'2RIaf'l V y .-I, 9, ,ral key? 7 ,ECP . Q K,,,,,,, 2 5. ,ffi 1, .1 if' it K J , y 7 fi T T ur ' N 3 X .Ll v.. x ... 1 Diana Delheimer Kelly Fitz John Gothard Elisabeth Gray Leah Grossman - Q . zJ?J.J' . T LY' ' -, 'wfffiwf P 4 1 4 M . 4. lx , Ld :A 4' 4C-gig, ggi! if A ,iq V- . , f , , .. I , Q 5 if f B Wsfff f-iii L A ' ,Q m F l , ' - I , .: U :,,.':L ,, H. 'T ew . 0, if .f i 3 -A , ' -,x 'J A f' Lf l if 1 5 f 4, we 5 ' l Q, i f 1, J I 5 i , X ' ' f' - ij ff: l A Q' D - f J , V . , i ,fi iff? i L ' 0 5 rf ff ' V' .xi M l 4' , 1 X ' Q V . F ! Xsxhri f T' K 1 4 2-K ' I Y t 'iq-X ti l ' Rs. 'I ' ,-iff? 1 if--IFN.-K f P . A bf' .if ' 1 w - T'n. T. 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The Sophomores held several bake sales to help pay for the very successful Christmas Dance and the May Day Dance. it-Z, j ,f Sarah Baldwin Mike Blossom Mike Boni Derek Chen Katherine Csizmadia Sim i N7 xA Sean Ennis Nat Finney Gail Gamble Eric Giles Chris Heckman gm WN, no 'Lev hat IS she smllmg a .xjxa WX v l .!4lflf0gl 6l,7A5 4 1 l w S O n 1 Q jf' .,-M-annum:-nw O x v . 'lv ,A MQQAZ L . 'Q L1 , K ' A QJ ZA -..... . AC 0 if -as ., ,umm --4 -5. 3 'Qi , 3 fr . 1 I . lk If ! Juniors The elected class officials were Laurie Landers lPresidentl, Maggie Williams iSecretary!Treasurerl, Sheryl Stecyk lRepresentativeJ, Ed Blumenthal QSFACJ, and Monica Rondon and Chris DeCardy lPeer Counselorsl. They sponsored half of Spring Fling and ALL of Prom. 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I T K Q.. ,J Q Q7 s-'ff i N X 2 x f rbif',..1 1 Holly Donald Becky Andy Ozgrxh-101m - Chris A Fred S Betsy lil! is fo fi- sv Q--6 YA f Wg sei -.4 i vein: ,, 'x in Wir IDU x Sigmf QQSSB sae 'D 2.71 CD 54c4m - Lisi X - Rachael Lisa Y- Z- - Mark Sara Theo Adrienne Fred W Abby Dawn - Angie Mary Jessica Thomas S AA - Julie and uranium vi, wg? ,QU Y Y' in 1 ii' .f Class HIstory We came to UnI eager to learn and brIght Wlth Ideas WhICh were soon lost In the thIrd day We learn many thlngs about one another Clayton was sImIlar to the back end of a donkey Barry Zahurance only lasted a few months LISI IS a martIan Are Mary and Kate brothers? Are Ken and Dawn related? JSSSICH and JulIe S get Into a flght that EVERYONE IS there to see The sophomores mess up the second floor hall but we get blamed for It anyway Some of us have a strawberry blonde poof for a LatIn teacher Carolyn becomes a penguIn Ned Fred and Davud blow up the Chemtstry lab whule dIstIllIng crude oIl Mrs Con roy LIttle Nazls All the guys get the Lem look the Albert LIu look and the PresIdentIal look Holly and Jude fIght over Nate then Jude and Pam fIght over Nate Mr Woods holds the weekly top 20 contest Donald8ts partles start and they re great' MIke TOFCIH IS an all around cool guy Rachel studles wooId cells In Sahr Thomas s class Ned and Rob are chlgro and nIgro subs We all love Mr Young s earrlng The sub team wIns all of theIr games The mysterlous pen strlkes agaln and agaIn and agatn We llve In the lIbrary annex We fInIsh our sub year no better off than we started lbut we had started our lIttle reputatlon We begun freshman year wIth the addItIon of Karen Ackerman and Leslle Bet trIdge Ellen Clayton and Carolyn leave us and Vlctor Pella IS only Wlth us for a short Whlle Lem leaves after a few months to become a Texan MorrIs Sam mons IS crowned Pope Mo I Mr Thomas shares some Interesttng Ideas Wlth us Scott lets all the frogs loose In Btology We chase out Sahr Thomas and JIm Westervelt lthus startmg the tradItIon of gettlng rId of all our SCIGDCG teachersl Teresa s house burns down TorcIa teaches us the Hustle hIs style ln Mrs Batley s class we all DICK up our chatrs and move to one corner of the room but the second tIme wasnt funny anymore Becky and LISI overrun the school wIth mIce LISH becomes a STRlPPERl ErIc QIVGS hIs when you re dead you re dead speech Andy Informs us that our food goes to the stomach through the Falloplan tube Teresa IS a slut Dan IS a QUHII Kate become BLUK ls Dartus Stlll wIth us? Don s DHTTIGS are Stlll great Steve IS not Incredlbly cool yet Chrtsty teaches us about sex showlng us all the good fIlms The Vo Tech lounge IS created Pam becomes Boss ErIc and Rob start the Bathroom Boys lat least that IS what they are called l Glrl s Basketball IS started by fIve freshman gIrls Brlana HeIdI and LIsa Imltate the DOODIG Brothers Mr Royer sends us another note about the condItIons of the second floor hall Mrs Hoag beats Dan wIth erasers and makes hIS haIr Whlte We end freshman year wIth an even bet ter reputatron Sophomore year starts wIth the loss of Karen Robert ErIc Ragan HeIdI Theresa Nathan Brlana and Lucho land we slowly lose DGFIUSD Mr Royer In forms us that we are the worst behaved class In the hlstory of UnI We chase away both Chemtstry teachers After throwlng chalk at LIsI and Becky Mr Davenport dlsappears for a few days threatenlng never to return Mr Pat enhances us wIth Gee I m a tree Fred Worley starts hIS rIse to fame Mrs I 1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . 1 I I , . . . . . . . , I . 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Kurtz tells us morbud storues fare your fungernauls clean?j and takes the enture semester to return our essays Davenport talks about bashed baby buson buson brauns shows us how to buuld an ugloo and some orugunal abortuons Mr Herts us assustant pruncupal and nobody EVER gets un trouble Mr Herts just spent hus tume laughung We wun a basketball game Dan the man stood on desks and taught us the mysterues of the planet of Koochue Marango the was a spazzzzj Fred and Scott guve theur weapon report un Englush Steve us uncredubly cool Lusu us a frog thanks to Daruus Don s partues aren t great anymore Yo s hands are un hus pants Isaac us a stud Peter learns to run Daruus comes to class once Lusa us stull a strupper Dan enjoys Mrs Haudu Our reputatuon us really soarung at the end of our sophomore year We are BAD junuors We have lost Daruus Kursten Tum and Dan but we gaun Muchael Marjorue and Thomas Because of Mr Pat most of us takeacourse un BAD calculus Abby has green haur for a few months SPAM Heather moves unto her own apartment that nobody ever sees The Julue Andrews Burthday Club us formed We are blessed wuth Mrs Gutowsky complete wuth munts chauns and a zero for the day qsee me after classj Taco mama huts Unu some of us survuve some of us don t Ned becomes a punk rocker Scott orugunates the BOOF cheer at basketball games Accordung toaMr Dannels Ned should be dead The 08lC us represented at the furst annual Venetuan Blund Festuval ls Wheeler s funger paralyzed? Craug teaches us many handy dandy theorems Other schools complaun about our rowduness at basketball games Mr Boyer yells at us as a result Juduth becomes a frog Adruenne guves New Year s Eve partues ls Holly goung out wuth Bruan or Chrus? Julue J changes agaun Andy turns unto a walkung play We funally keep a scuence teacher Tom coaches gurls B Ball Holly puts a dummy fnot herselfj un the street Are Marjorue and Thomas twuns? Yo s hands are un Kate s pants Marc funally gets a woman Don us stull here but where us hus mund? Our Junuor year us one we wull always remember and the teachers wull try to forget Senuor year starts wuth the loss of Leslue Annue Isaac Albert Haru and Julue S Wull Unu close?? We all get senuor utus Ned huts Mrs Susluck wuth hus Bub cards Lusu decudes to take an extra three months off from school for the hell of ut Theo funally enters the lounge Lusa steals Ned s car We domunate the basket ball teams Who pays attentuon un Consumer Ed ? Ned gets hus falsues Davud gets a comuc publushed un the DI Pam and Holly are twuns Class meetungs are held un the lounge on lubrary days Julue us seen shakung her head tryung to move her braun Theo druves a gold LTD We saw Marc grow up but when dud Scott? Lusa takes after Dawn as a balleruna Mr Pat coaches gurl s B ball Most of the gurls fall un love wuth the coke man Steve really dud ut Ned s locker becomes a buffet Don druves a dufferent car to school every day Mr Boyer trues to cut down on the lutter by takung away the coke and Tom s machunes does ut work?? Ned us a hose head Thank you Unu for all you have done for us We apologuze for most of the stuff we have done to you, but we wull muss you. . . 1 . H . . ,, . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . , . , . , , . . . . . . . . . . - 1 1 1 1 . . . . 1 1 - ' 1 . . . . , . - ' 1 . 1 1 - ' 1 1 , . . I 1 l . . . , . . . . . . , . . . .. . . . . , . . . . , . . ' ' - - su 75 . . . , . . . .. . . . , . , . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . ... . 1 1 1 1 1 . . H . .. ,, . . . . . I ll 1 I I l . . . . . . . , . I l I 1 . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ' 1 . . , . . . . , I l 1 I . . . . . , . . . . . . . , . . . .. . . . 1 1 - . . L 128 .LJ I D. X 'Wt , gs C'mon Lisa, you can do better that that!! Hi LA' ,ggi pi I ii ,4 1. i Wonder what the sheep must be thinking. And we thought that all seniors did was Debates WOMEN Pig out! Yukio's new office. . . f I , ! I lni' For your eyes only! ,Q:?',69 .-- Elf -fin f' A senior hard at work ' A . NS gig' F , f , fx ' ff A ' v You can tsee me' Hey there sweetheart' lulie Gerette lanusz U I want to be high - so hgh. I want to be free to know the things I do are right. I want to be free - just me. - L. Richie T he sun is the same in a relative way, but you're older. - Pink Floyd I Class President 14j7 Student Council 14jg Phoenix Television, Anchor 13J, News Direc- 1 tor!Producer 14jp Big Show 12J, co-Director 14J: Lounge Committee co-Chairperson 14jg M Disciplinary Task Force 14j, Real Inspector Hound Assistant Director, You Can't Take It t With You Stage Manager: Cross Country 13j, Alcohol Appreciation Club 13, 4jg Gargoyle 13, 4jg Unique 1PerpetuaIIyj, Punk Rocker 14j 1 ' 1 William Andrew Propst 1Andyj Sometimes I think my head is so big because it is so full of dreams . . . - Bernard Pomerance, The Elephant Man fhere's a unicom in the garden, eating roses. - lames Thurber American Hurrah cast 1subJp You're a Good Man Charlie Brown cast 1subJp David and Lisa, cast and Assistant Director 1117 The Real Inspector Hound cast 12,, You Can't Take It With You director 12jp Antigone cast 13jg Beggars' Opera cast 13jp A Thurber Carnival cast 14jg Gymnastics Team 12, 3, 4jp National Honor Society 13, 4M Who's Who Among America High School Students 13j, Chorus 12, 3, 4jp Madrigals 12, 3, 4j, Elections Committee Chair- man 14Jp Class Rep 14jp IHSA Music Contest 12, 3, 415 Theatre Festival 12, 3, 4j Adrienne Anne Osborn He who bends to himself a joy Doth the winged life destroy. But he who kisses the joy as it tlies Lives in Etemity's sunrise. - William Blake 1 We know what we are, but not what we may be. - William Shakespeare Time may change me, but I can't trade time. I hate work, If it were alive, l'd kill it. - Dawn Parker Chorus 1s, 1, 2, 3Jg Madrigals 13,, Milk Committee 1s, Up Unique 13, 4Jg Lounge Committee 1415 Yearbook 14j5 Antigone crew 13jp Beggars' Opera 13J5 Secretary Treasurer 14J5 Peer Counselor 13Jp Elections Committee 14,5 Apathy Club Hypocrite 14j 130 Chris Anderson He who fights when all ha ve tied, Walks with hero's mighty tread, And he who fights and runs away, Will live to nm another day. - Walt Kelly There is no pleasure in having nothing to do, the fun is having lots to do and not doing it. - lohn W. Raper Mr. Pat Fan Club 12, 3, 41, lake Stake Fan Club 13Jp National Merit Semi-Finalist 1417 Very Silly Person 13, 41 l V, lessica Bordua There's a night wind blowin', And a ring around the moon. ldon't know where l'm goin', But l know l'm gonna find out soon. - Firefall You can't say that l'm not stupid. - Marc Meyer Gir1's Basketball 11, 215 French Contest 1sli 1, 2, 315 Prom Committee 1317 Who's Who Quick's Chicks 11, 21 Donald Harrison Barnhart 1Don!BarnaldJ The Secret of Life is enjoying the passage of time. Any fool can do it. There ain't nothin' to it. Nobody knows how we got to the top of the hill. But since we're on the way down, we might as well enjoy the ride. - lames Taylor Gargoyle 12, 315 Unique 121, Yearbook 11, 2, 41, Basketball 13, 43, Cross-Country 13, 4jp Track 13, 415 Most Improved Award 1315 Phoenix Television News 13, 4jg Director 1415 Dark Room Committee 13,5 Agora Week Photography Teacher 12, 3j 131 Elizabeth S. Brotherson 1Betsyl A little consideration, a little thought for others, makes all the difference. - Winnie the Pooh A closed mouth gathers no feet. - unknown You Can't Take It With You 121, Antigone 13jg Beggar's Opera 1315 Thurbur CamivaI 141: Various Crew Chairmans, etc. 1s, 1, 2, 3, 41, Big Show 11, 2, 3, 415 Co-Director 1417 Gargoyle 13, 4j: Cheerleader 11j5 Unique 11, 2, 3, 413 Yearbook 1415 Class Pres. 1215 ISHA Music Contest 11, 2, 3, 41, Chorus 1s, 1, 2, 3, 4jp MadrigaIs12, 3, 4jp X-Week Co-Chairman 1315 4 Handbook!Orient. Chairman 13, 415 National Honor Society, V.P. 131, Pres. 141 3. V W 1 ,V :fs vi - 1. 12 ' .1 .fa tiff-2,..l4g'1:fp.t -. .,. Steve Ankuo Chien The most important thing is to believe in yourself. Cause if you don't believe in yourselb you'll never make it. - Earvin Magic lohnson Cross-Country 11, 2, 3, 415 Most Improved Runner 1215 IV Basketball 12, 3j5 Track 121, National Bad Calculus Class 13j W-. Kate Choldin 1BLUKJ Someday girl, I don't know when, we 're gonna get to that place where we really want to go and we 'll walk in the sun. But 'til then trampsli ike us, baby we were hom to run. - Bruce Springsteen Get off la y back, kick your feet up into the sack, watch T. V., drink beer, well I ain't goin' nowhere cuz I 'm already here. - lim Post l believe it's time for me to fly. - REO Girl's Var. B-baII11, 2, 3, 4jp Captain 13, 415 All Conf. B-ball Team 11, 2, 315 Girl's Track 11, 2, 3, 41, Conf. Champs 1215 Discus Conf. Champ 1315 Stud. Council 111, Class Pres. 1115 Gargoyle 11, 2, 3, 415 Unique 1315 Yearbook 1315 Big Show 131, Crew 121, IBLFEIHPDPM- Club Pres. 141, GLPDQ 11, 2, ay, cr-ml 13, 41, IIDC 1425 KL 1415 34P's 1-2, Dew Irs 1415 Quick's Chicks 11, 2p, Discipline Problem 1s, 1, 2, 3, 4,5 Who s Who 1413 BAD alc. Class 1313 BAD 11, 2, 3, 41 132 French Contest, Honorable Mention 121, 3rd in State 13j, 4th in State 1415 Agora Week 12, 315 . lui. I O L I Sl But maybe someday, I don't know when, Elizabeth Kent Edwards -fi. But we will dream again, and we'll be happy then. - Harry Chapin 3' Mary Choldin 1ARMYj I believe it's time for me to fly. - REO Speedwagon But please don't hesitate. Hold my hand, don 't be afraid of the feelings in your heart. lust close your eyes, no one will mind if we're to fall in love this first time. - Styx Don't fall in love with a dreamer. - Kenny Rogers Girl's Var. B-baII11, 2, 3, 4jg Captain 141: Free Throw Award 11, 2, 3j: All Conf. Team 11, 2, 315 Sub B-ball, Girl's Track 11, 2, 3, 41, Conf. Champs 123, Stud. Council 1s, 1, 315 Class Sec.-Treas. 11, 335 Class Pres. 1sjp Gargoyle 11, 2, 3, 41, Yearbook 131: Unique 131: David and Lisa 1113 Big Show 12, 315 Who's Who 14,5 Quick's Chicks 11, 21: Bad Calc. Class 131: KL 14j: CHDI 13, 415 GLPDQ 11, 2, 3Jg IIDC 14jp Dew lt's 141, 34P's 1415 Discipline Problem 1s, 1, 2,1 3, 415 IBLFEIHPDPM Club Pres. 1415 BAD 11, 2, 3, 41 . 5 v ' 1 'Nqr K 'rbi I e Putting pen to paper lights more fires than matches ever will. - Malcolm S. Forbes . So you can get on with your search, And I can get on with mine. And maybe someday we will find, That it wasn 't really wasted time. - Eagles WHATEVER 15, 1, 2, 3, 41 .I .9- Rachel Miriam Friedberg Our dreams are beautiful, our fate is sad, but day by day it's generally pretty funny. - Brian, Act I, The Shadow Box And that's the way it is. - Walter Cronkite You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown cast 1sjp Big Show cast and crew 1s, 1, 2, 413 Unique 1133 Went to a Stud. Council Meeting 11jg Chorus 12Jg The Real Inspector Hound crew 123, You Can't Take It With You cast 1215 National French Contest, 1st in State 1215 5th in State 131: lulie Andrews Birthday Club 12, 3, 415 Theatre Festival 1315 Who's Who 131: ITCIITCA 13, 4, and forever morej 133 Angela Christine Louise Friedman tAngie, The silver lining of the cloud of doubt. Life is strange with its twists and turns, As everyone of us sometimes learns. And many a man has turned about, When he might ha ve won had he stuck it out. So stick to the fight when you're hardest hit, lt's when things seem worst that you mustn't quit. - Unknown Gymnastics t2, 3, 4,5 Cheerleading ts, 1, 2, 3, 4,5 Free to Be You and Me Cast t1,5 Milk Committee ts, 1, 2,5 Chairman 13,5 Track's Only Fan 13, 4,5 National Honor Society Q3, 4,5 NMSQT Commended Student Success is failure turned inside out, David Futrelle tMuffy, . . . for with our thousand weaknesses and the tiny spark of the ideal, we human beings can at best only give, openly and honestly, ourselves . . . - Kurt Merz 5chwitters ,I my 'K Hey ho, Let's go! - The Ramones fhat's better than swallowing a fork. - Ned Watts My hovercraft is full of eels - Monty Python ' Gargoyle t3, 4,5 Agora Week t3,5 Play Publicity t2, 3, 4,5 Big Show 3,5 Russian Contest 11, 2,5 5 Lounge Lizard 11, 2, 3, 4,5 Pinko Commie t1,5 Mad Vegetarian t1, 2 5 Stopped Taking Politics C Seriously 12, 3, li 5 Spam Stamp designer t3,5 Mr. Pat Fan Club t2, 3, 4,5 lake Stake Fan Clul ' ' , is Theodore W. Gray ji tTheo, t He who can, does. He who cannot, teaches. - George Bernard Shaw Wisdom is not communicable. The wisdom which a wise man tries to communicate always sounds foolish. - Hermann Hess Physics lab assistant 0, 4,5 German Awards t2, 3, 134 Heather Marie Greenberg 1Heather, There 's only one way to find out. - Peter Duncan Pruyne I think I can I think I can I think I can I think Ican I think Iran. - The Little Engine Who Wouldn't Say No. Unique 1s, 1, 2, 3, 4,5 Peer Counseling 14,5 Antigone 13,5 SFAC 11, 2, 3,5 Music Contest 13, 4,5 Gargoyle 12, 3,5 Yearbook 13, 4,5 Cheerleading 14,5 Chorus 1s, 1, 2, 3, 4,5 Madrigals 13, 4,5 Beggars Opera 13,5 Black Comedy 13,5 Big Show 13,5 Thurbers Carnival 13,. K' A Peter loseph Hanratty What though the field be lost A conservative is a man who is too cowardly to fight and too cowardly to run. - Elbert Hubbard. Nothing in education is so astonishing as the amount of ignorance it accumulates in the form of inert facts. - Henry Adams. Cross Country 12, 3, 4,5 Most Valuable 13,5 Track 12, 3, 4,5 Tough Illinek 12,5 Most Valuable 13,5 Basketball 1s, 1, 2, 3, 4,5 Athlete of the Year 13,5 Bad Calculus Class 13,5 AAA 14,5 ITCA 13, 4 and forever more,5 Girls Varsity Cheerleader 13, 4,5 Bad Freshman 11,5 Bad Sophomore 12,5 Bad luniors 13,5 Baddest of the Bad Seniors 14,. Michael Halberstam 1The Prince of Wales, Please take your hand off me . . . thank you . . . and the other one . . . thank you . . . and the other one. - The Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy. I don't understand how an explosion could increase the population. - A Thurber Camival. Well, if I called the wrong number, why did you answer the phone ? - A Thurber Camival. Of course l'II marry you Michael. - Karen Moon. Beggars Opera 13,5 Thurber Carnival 14,5 Mixed Chorus 13, 4,5 Yearbook 14,5 Madrigals 13, 4,5 Black Comedy. 13,5 Music Solo Contest, Madrigals contest 13,5 Phoenix Television News 13,. 135 ' Marjorie Ai-Shun Huang What is moral is what you feel good after. - Ernest Hemingway To love oneself is the beginning of a lifelong romance. - Oscar Wilde love your enemies. lt makes them so damned mad. - P.D. East Life just is. You have to flow with it. Give yourself to the moment. Let it happen. - Gov. lerry Brown W. Lafayette High School, IN 11, 2,5 Gargoyle 13, 4,5 Lounge Committee 14,5 Who's Who 14, Sara Rebecca Hymowitz l'm a sailor of the waters and the sun, though the land is near, lknow the iourney's just begun. - The Ship I never think of the future. lt comes soon enough. - Albert Einstein Fascinating. - Mr. Spock Fa, la, la, la, la. - Tommy Morley et al SFAC 14,5 Agora Week 13, 4,5 Unique 12, 3, 4,5 Mixed Chorus 12, 3, 4,5 Madrigals 12, 3, 4,5 lulie Andrews Birthday Club 13, 4,5 Big Show 12, 3,5 Beggar's Opera Music 13,5 Black Comedy crew 13,5 French Contest, 7th in State 13,5 ISHA Music Coli est 12, 3, 4,5 Committee 14,5 Gargoyle 1sort of 3, 4,5 Republican Mock Convention 13,5 Thurber Car nival crew 14, 1 36 i Thomas Tsang-Hwa Huang Speak softly and carry a big stick. - Theodore Roosevelt ' W. Lafayette High School, IN 11, 2,5 Gargoyle 13, 4,5 Soccer Team 14,5 Phoenix Television fl News 14, fsis wi 3 ! F Lisa Suzanne Kaler 1Lis, Strip1 Nobody takes my car! - Ned Watts Don't talk and she won't laugh! - Mary Choldin Don't stop believin' ! - lourney Girls' Basketball 11, 2, 3, 41 co-captain 141: X-Country 11, 215 Girls' Track 11, 21: Yearbook 11, 2, 3, 415 VaIentine's Dance 13, 41, Thanksgiving Dance 131: Scary Movie Club 12, 3, 415 TWA 13, 41: Gargoyle 12, 3, 41, AAA 141, Ballet 141, 34 p's 1415 ICT 131 Scott Alan Levy 1Boof Whiz1 I Gimme a B! Gimme an O! Gimme an O! Gimme an F! - Famous Philosopher 081C 1A long Time1p I-V Hoops 12, 31: Varsity Hoops 1415 Girls Hoops Cheerleader 13, 415 Peer Counselor 1315 Operation Snowball 1315 Gargoyle Writer 13, 415 Gargoyle - Business Manager 131: David and Lisa 1.sub1g You Can't Take It With You 1215 Varsity Track 12, 3, 415 President Apathy Club 1415 District Latin Contest 1s, 1, 2, 315 Aid to Athletic Director 1415 AAA1413 Prom Com. 1315 Who's Who Among American High School Students 141 Marc M. Meyer The past is but the beginning of a beginning, and all that is and has been is but the twilight ofthe dawn. - Hubert George Well Give a man food, he will eat for a day Teach him to plant, he will eat for a lifetime. - Unknown Reason is life's sole arbiter, the magic labyrinth's single clue . . . where 'twill be man's to see the whole of what on Earth he sees in part. - The Kasidah of Haji Abdu Al-Yazdi Cross Country 11, 2, 3, 415 Basketball IV 111 Varsity 12, 3, 41, Track 12, 3, 415 Student Council - Class Representative 11, 315 Treasurer 141, Illinois State Russian Loympiada - Bronze medal 131, Illinois State Russian Contest - Superior rating 11, 315 Illinois High School Association ensemble contest 111, Handbook and Orientation Committee - Chairman 121, Yearbook 1415 Gargoyle 1417 National Honor Society 13, 41 137 Holly S. Molnar 1HoI, Heef1 Let's take it while we 're still not afraid Because life is so brief and time is a thief when you're undecided. And like a fistful of sand it can slhz right through your hands. Young hearts be free tonight Time is on your side. - Rod Stewart We've got but one shot at life Chorus 1s, 115 Halloween Dance 11, 2, 315 Valentines Dance 11, 215 Homecoming Committee 1415 Pizza Eating Contest 1215 Ice Skating Marathon 1315 Yearbook 11, 2, 315 Scary Movie Club 12, 3, 415 TWA 13, 41 . Yukio1Yo1 Nishida and you will profit even from those who talk badly. - Plutarch Don't talk about what you have done Or what you are going to do - Do it and let it speak for itself -- Unknown lifetime membership. gy' Dawn Cassandra Parker 1DawndIe1 But l've never made the connection. They walk one road to set them free And find they've gone the wrong direction. But there's no need for turning back For all roads lead to where lstand. And l believe l'll walk them all No matter what lmay have planned. - Don McClean laughin the sunshine, cryin the dark, fly through the nyhtf' - Grateful Dead State Russian Contest 1s, 1, 215 First Place 131 State Russian Olympiada, gold medaI5 Regional Russian Olympiada, third place 1315 Gargoyle 1315 Alcohol Friendship Club 13, 41 138 1 1 Student Council 1215 Finance Committee 1215 Chess State Champions 1215 Handbook and Orientation 12, 415 Gargoyle 1s, 1, 2, 3, co-editor 415 Darkroom Committee 1315 Chairman 1415 Yearbook 13, co-editor 415 Elections 1415 Book Bar Chairman 1415 Peer Counseling 1415 Agora 1 Week 1415 Unique 1415 llllnois State Board of Ed. Advisory Council 1315 Who's Who Among 1 American High School Students 1415 Sub BasketbaII5 Track 1s, 2,Zi , 415 Cross Country 11, 21511 Basketball 12, 3, 415 Girls Varsity Cheerleader 13, 41 AAA 11-415 IABC 1315 Apathy Club 1 l l. yi I 1 1 l l 11 W P A Carolyn Eve Shapiro 1Penguin, But I, being poor, have only my dreams. Iha ve spread my dreams under your feet Tread softly because you tread on my dreams - William Butler Yeats And the ring at the end of my nose makes me look rather pretty - Wings Kendrick Girl's Grammar School, Reading, England 11,, Kendrick Grammar School Orchestra 11,, Unique 1s, 2, 3, 4,5 Chorus 1s, 2, 3, 4,5 Gargoyle 12, 3, 4,5 Cross Count?-6 13,5 Track 12, Class President 13,3 Student Council Parliamentarian 14,5 You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown 1s,p Beggars' Opera 13,p Thurber Carnival 14,g Big Show Crew 12,, cast 13, 4,5 Lounge Com- mittee 14,, Champaign - Urbana Temple Youth 11, 2, 3, 4,5 Champaign County Youth Sym- phony 12, 3, 4,5 Who's Who in American H.S. Students 14, Kenneth Craig Parker 1Ken, Take a chance on the secret that you hide far beneath your dreams. Use your wildest imagination. You just tell me what it is andl will make it be. - Stevie Wonder When you wish upon a star Dreams will take you very far But when you wish upon a dream Life ain't always what it seems - Earth, Wind, and Fire Don't wanna climb a mountain Don't wanna swim a river I wanna feel the fire power And all I can dream of - Al larreau Basketball 11, 2, 3,5 Most valuable player 13,5 Most rebounds 13,5 Best Free Throw Percen- tage 13,, Track 12, 3, 4,5 Cross Country 14,5 Lounge Committee Treasurer 14,5 Semi-Finalist in National Achievement for Outstanding Negro Students 14,7 AAA 14, Iudith Debs Simon 1lude, she shall be like a tree - planted by streams of water that bringeth forth its fruit in its season - Psalm 1 Girl's Varsity Basketball 11, 2, 3, 4,5 Girl's Varsity Track 12,, Yearbook 12,, Prom Committee 14,5 National French Contest, 7 in state 12,, Republican Mock Convention 13,, Who's Who Among American H.S. Students 14,p TRWB Co-Vice President 14,5 AAA 14,5 Bad Calculus Class 13,. 139 Fred Steinberg 3 Enjoy yourselL it's later than you think Enjoy yourselt, while you're still in the pink The years go by as quickly as you wink Enjoy yourselti it's later than you think - Unknown E Holy Cow - Harry Carry I wave my private parts at your auntie and all your daughters up and request a silly thing - Monty Python District Latin Contest 11,5 Stage Crew 12,5 Agora Week 13, 4,5 National Merit Scholarship Finalist 14,5 Yearbook Photographer 12, 3, 4,5 Howdy Hop 14,5 Halloween Dance 14,5 Big Show 13,5 Mr. Pat Fan Club 12, 3, 4,5 Steve Chien did it 13, 4,5 AAA 14,5 lake Stake Fan Club 13, 7? Abby Stottlar i I 1S. Ann M., Here's lookin'at you kid - Casablanca 1 Don't you think it's sometimes wise not to grow up - Rolling Stones 1 I don't need to fight, to prove l'm rght. ldon't need to be forgiven - The Who l'm a cynical idealist - Scott Fitzgerald I guess ldon't know what love has got to do with happiness' - lackson Browne And just like us, you must ha ve had, a once upon a time - Elton lohn Q Unique 1s, 1,5 The Real Inspector Hound, crew 13,5 You Can't Take It With You 13,5 An- it in tigoli , crew, Black Comedy: Cast, Crew, Organization. 5 ii l i ' . , ,,,,, ' if e 95215 1 ' Rebecca Ayn Uggerby 1Becky, Remember to walk bow-legged so the light can shine through - Lisi You're mother sucks rocks - Lisa Track 11, 2,5 Yearbook 13, 4,5 National French Test 12, 3,5 GLPDQ 13, E 140 Pamela Louise Vevera 1BossJ Our memories of yesterday will last a lifetime. We'll take the best, forget the rest, and someday we'll find - these are the best of times - Styx Watcha gonna do I T ry something new. - David Norman Girl's Varsity Basketball 11, 2, 3, 4j, Captain 13, 41, IBLFEIHPDPM Club 1415 Handbook 141, Girl's Track 121: Bad Calculus Class 1315 Who's Who 14j, 4-H 11, 2, 31: Yearbook 12, 41, TRWB 13, 415 Halloween Dance 1413 UHGC, Pres. 1s, 1, 2, 3, 4j, TWA, co-vice pres. 13, 415 Prom Committee 141, Phoenix TV News 141, Bad luniors 13j, Bad Seniors 14 5 Gargoyle 141, Na- tional French Contest 11lp Republic Mock Convention 131, ABC 1215 uicks Chicks 11, 21 Dew It's 143 Ned Watts 1E.Z.j You have to be careful what you pretend to be . . . because someday you'll wake up and that's what you'll be. - Kurt Vonnegut lr. You never asked me what l wanted, you only asked me why. lnever knew that so much trouble was rested on my reply - Elvis Costello Gargoyle 1s, 1, 2, 3, 41: Basketball 1s, 1, 2, 3, 41, District Latin Contest 1s, 1, 2, 3g:08lC11, 2, 3, 415 Apathy Club 12, 3, 41: Track 12, 3, 41, Class Representative 1315 Peer ounselor 7: IBLFEIHPDPM Club 141, Halloween Dance 141, Punk 13, 4j: Bad Calculus Class 13, 4,5 AAA 14jg lounge Lizard 1s, 1, 2, 3, 41, Mr. Pat Fan Club 12, 3, 41 Fred Burton Worley lt is the greatest of all mistakes to do nothing because you can do only a little. Do what you can - Sydney Smith . . . the trick in life is to die young - an late as possible - Dreyfuss SnowHakes are only one of nature's most fragile things, but just look at what they can do when they stick together - lesta M. Kelly Big Show 12, 315 Beggar's Opera 13jp You Can't Take It With You 12jp Chess Club 11, 2, 3, 4jp French Contest 12, 4J 141 Cfddri I, Chris Anderson, left something somewhere and whoever finds it can have it. I, Donald Barnhart, give my red Volkswagen to Brenda Brinkerhoff as soon as I think she is crazy enough to have it. I, Jessica Bordua, leave my horse to Nina Stratton so she can ride away. I, Betsy Brotherson, leave my tact and my peaceful and considerate disposition to Nina Stratton. I, Steve Chien, leave my great die-rolling skill to Shagg Makino. I, Kate Choldin, leave Brenda Brinkerhoff and Stephi Wengert all the good memories of all the good times we had doing good things, fun things, and illegal things. I, Mary Choldin, leave all the love, friendship, and hugs in the world to two of the greatest people and friends, Brenda Brinkerhoff and Stephi Wengert. I, Lisi Edwards, leave my ability to take 5 month summer vacations to Pat McLoughlin, who really deserves a break, and my History notes to anyone who wants a good laugh. l, Rachel Friedberg, do hereby bequeath HolIy's other cowboy boot to Cherie Travis, and the joy of being the only Rachel in the school to Miss Wortis, who actually stole it from me in 1980 anyway. I, David Futrelle, feel that nobody else deserves anything, so l'Il keep it all. I, Theodore Wirth Gray, leave my remarkable spelling ability to anyone whose English grade is becoming uncomfortably high. I, Heather Greenberg, leave my reputation to Laurie Landers. I, Michael Halberstam, leave my body to science and my sympathy to Mrs. Suslick with next year's seniors. I, Peter Hanratty, leave to Mike Blossom lwho?I his identity so people may know who he is. I, Marjorie Huang, so hereby bequeath my phone number to the cute subbie, David Marks, so that whither he likes it or not, he will call me when he turns 18, my lack of height to John Sweitzerg and my eating habits lno White Hen hot dogsl to Billy McMillan. I, Thomas Huang, being of sound mind and body, give all my respect and admiration to the people of Uni High Well, most of them. I, Sara Rebecca Hymowitz, leave my incredibly sexy knees to Peter McDowell -- who wants them more than I do. I, Julie Janusz, leave my Jake Stake Fan Club membership to Stephi Wengert, who better make good use of it and my respect and admiration to Julie McMillan, who has remained a human being despite all the odds. I, Lisa Kaler, leave all my knowledge and wisdom to Alice Liu, and my sarcasm to Pat McLoughlin, who isn't sarcastic at all. I, Scott Levy, will and bequeath my Apathy Club Presidency to Dan Teitelbaum and my calm nature to Monica Rondon, who is too wild for her own good. I, Marc Meyer, leave my height to Kelly Fitz and my ability to sleep through any class without being noticed to anyone who gets caught. I, Holly Molnar, leave my taste in country music to Chris DeCardy or Shagg Makino lwhoever needs it mostl and I leave my ability to go out and have a rowdy time to Naomy Wortis, who's gonna need it when I am gone. 143 I, Yukio Nishida, leave an everlasting smile to two beautiful people, June Mank and Karen Moon, for helping me through some hard times, the ability to accept the contradictions in one's personality to all those quick to I misjudge, and a voice of encouragement to the graduating class of '86. I, Adrienne Osborn, leave my French skills to Michael Blossom, Jordie Kellman, and Billy McMillan, my musical tastes to the class of '83, and my climbing ability to Karen Moon. I, Ken Parker, leave my curly hair to Shagg Makino, my musical taste to Opher Donchin, and my nice tan to Julie McMillan. I, Dawn Parker, leave my decadence to the Junior class and my chronic cancer to all students with conscientious attendance records. I, William Andrew Propst, plan to leave nothing but rather take it all with me, but then again, you can't take it with you. I, Carolyn Shapiro, do will and bequeath my excess weight to Valli Plog. I, Judith D. Simon, leave my proficiency with men to Clarita Uchendu, who claims to need it desperately. I, Abby Stotlar, leave my ability to keep from being molested to my sister-in-law, Julie McMillan, my undying 1 love to my brother-in-law, Billy McMillan, and my incredible tolerance for liquor to Chuck lsdale. . I I, Becky Uggerby, leave to Karen Moon, Haughty Hilda, to keep Proud Pete company. I I I, Pam Vevera, leave my taste in music and fashion to Nina Stratton, who needs it desperately, and the presidency of the Uni High Gossip Club and my skin color to Clarita Uchendu. I I, Ned Watts, leave my new wave dances and temperament to Chris Decardy, my short hair to John Schweitzer, and the Gleichman mystique to Bradley Fish. I, Fred Worley, give my ability to quote Monty Python and Jim Lafave's clothes to Charlene Tibbets. I 144 o X C 5 .1 z .1 2 -i I I Y' I I! . IJ 1 on Ill!! I A A Q . P Here's lookin' at you, kid. K :f'-565 'w9 3-:'3f E:' .0 ' ' 7,1-f, .4 .Q ik .x', L W , -fa-fQs'f..f I PUFFPUFF Y '- N F N .h , Q X' a .J 7:3 .0 3 .A u C 27' A -C 3 H ,nr ' How chawming!!! . h-,,...,.X.- ,- 4 1 1 n 1 , I 1 1 u 1 4 fQQ9j'yoQ,f6,, -gh. X xx -, ..--......f-.---v- . ,. 'qa,,,-.- , K x X f' x m ' - s rl u n s 51 5 M -4- Mh--,,,, ,,,,,,,....'-lf, .-..Z.u..,-A ..f. ....-.--,--,-,-,.-A-'. ' x W ' I-,,,..f,..,...L,i .4------,,,,, ,ff x av ',, , s x- ' vi? K ' I' 4 , N 1 'X' tvs s xv x . ., Ni' l s , , . , X b 4 X, ' x N , xy N ' X f - v- ' x 7 1 4 a 1 4 -A 1 x X 3 -E AW ?f Y wmv 44 ,Q 1,419 if -of mf yd! ffzwf 53, x .',,..f p ff ,I -.. 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Menges Bert wixlaes Io tbe clan of 1982 -jean and Howard Osborn We love you, Lira -jim and Maxine Kaler Congralulatiom to the Clair of 1982! - Slime Congratzzfatiom, Laura! Congratulationr Uni! - The Frank Mabry Family Bert Wirber zo the Clair of '82 - Cecile and Allan Steinberg Patrons UNI GRADUATES ARE FAMOUS SCHOLARS - PASS IT ON. - Mr. and Mrs. William L. McMillan GOOD LUCK CLASS OF '82 - Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Socha VAS-Y CLAIRE! - Thomas and Denise Guback Congmtulatiom to Ike Clem of '82 - Mr. and Mrs. Stephen V. Ullom You mart love the Lordyozzr God witb all your heart, Jozef, and mind - Mt 22:37 - Edward L. Curran Family Paul and Patricia Doebel,jr. Howard and Joanna Maclay Seiichi and Yasuko Makino Lorraine Rondon Donald Schoeneweiss Ivens and Naomi Siegel Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Walker i x I rl H V ' , I 1 V 4 w V ,V YI H 4 1 Clo ing I must explain what happened to the 1982 U'N'I Yearbook. I had so many plans for it in the fall of 1982, but, I got sick and missed out on 4 months of school. My staff didn't work while I was gone, my co-editor didn't work while I was gone. Things fell behind. So I hired a new co-editor and staff . . . but soon they weren't working either. I ended up doing the whole book myself. I am very sorry that there are no organization pictures, that the Boy's basket- ball teams have no team pictures, I'm sorry for anything that disappoints any one ot you. If only I hadn't gotten sick. It only my staff had worked. If only the deadlines had been met. If only the if onIy's didn't out-weigh the t'actuals. Please accept my apologies. I would like to thank Paul Travis, Becky Uggerby, and Lou-Mae Walz for giving me ideas, support, understanding, and good spirits when I needed it the most. I would also like to thank Tatone, for keeping me company when I worked late, for getting black hairs and prints on everything, and for be- ing my friend. But most of all, I would like to thank Adele Suslick, for teaching me that ifI try hard enough, I can accomplish anything, no matter how impossi- ble the odds are. e 7 - N 1 . We 165.6 Lczftzf 5 7 i A'i 5, Lf!'fl,f! fflffigyfifliiff-f' ,gp ' ' J ,N K. ' . 5, ' 1. . , ' Qi V, , 1 ' . - r lv. Levi if s -I. .'- , fl ,M-QNX -Q U , ' ,. ,Vx , .fa ' I . W. , ' V N ' ur.:zx:.:.u1.s.Kf'3A.e.f..: -4, . M,m.2.,.,,,.U