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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1983 volume:

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'W T FEA , W c IL, 2 1 I w P A 1 I r YCJU AND I 1983 UNIVERSITY HIGH SCHOOL UFIBANA ILLINCIS FRIENDS YOU AND I 1-.i-1-1-l -s IN omemo cwmfv wwee Fon New vfweks, mm wewens mo us, memfvr W6 I THI5 FEATURE FOR A QUICK REVIEW OF TIE KEY PLAYERS ON THE TORRIU' BLOOM COUNTY ROMANTIC SCENE... wig ' QUICI-IE LORRAINE ' AND STEVE DALLAS 1 462 rf ' THE LOVE BOAT SIE HANG5 ON TO HER MPLHO MAN STEVE WHO, BY THE BY, PCTUALLY HAS v' , 'R 2 ,el Q Qunwe: vesmeg A RCXEON , ...M HOT TAIVV-TIES FOR SOMEONE ELSE.. Bose: Hmzww V AND CUTTER Joan V - ' irq . gum I 4. ,J f 5 f frgll Y I, I HARLOW: WEAR5 ONLY EARTH TONE5. SWEPT OFF HER FEET VAILY BY THAT CHAP THERE BEHIND HER. Viwg-Y OPU5 I5N'T SERIOUSLY INVOLVED WITH ANYOIE AHRE AWARE OF, BUT A5KEUTO BE INCLUDED TO SHOW TI-IAT HE'5 STIIL AVAILABLE. 2 U.. L FRIENDS O6 EVENTS 14 FACULTY 28 ORGANIZATIONS 44 56 SPCRTS 76 SENIORS 104 UNDEFZCLASS MEN 126 INDEX CCJNTENTS ' fd f 2' 'ff USE-'Al TU'IHl2Gll7'5... 561 mm wears mm Rnmmnr ,mo unummfnv APHMV av me Pveuc rownkos me vuawafnre ar mis mmm... I 'Ns 1 - A I fx Ullib-531 5 1 Qi L' E503 5365 SIX x- , 'YWN6 F0146 DON'7 CARE nriour mmas nnymnf-. Au me omanaovr s Y I Fwd, Mu! up-I you BEUAVE THEY ,SAID THAF. GUYS ? CAN VW BELIEVE l7,7 19 l X Mf - if A -6-ANA XSL, nkgm x wks. xx, W-yy, , 93 E , O XTC' 'QED y ,x 0 x xxNVw 9 lil- 77-XE WWA FZffJfJ!E15! WANT? 1 f I NV gm 2 ,, 6, :fx ,.6,SIf.. ,WNL Q H5 We, the Class of 1983, Dedicate This Yearbook to Chris Butler F f v-,Wff - ,wif- it There were three main reasons why we chose to dedicate this yearbook to Mr. Butler. First of all, he is a great teacher. His way of describing rather than lecturing got the whole class involved in the subject matter. He taught us games: we were Mesopotamian kings as subs and feudal lords when freshmen. Secondly, he really helped us through our years at Uni. He was our class sponsor for several years and took us on exciting and enlightening field trips. He also was - and is - a terrific chess club sponsor. The last reason is that he is a wonderful guy and a dedicated teacher. Whether visiting the gift shop in a Chicago museum or discussing the geopolitics of Medieval Europe, time spent with Mr. Butler is neither a bore nor a waste. Thank you Mr. Butler, for all you've been and done. 5 Fl'i9I'lClS I Wl'I9nGVGI' l Am ' Feeling an They Help Me Get Through QQ. the Rainy 5AY..I5N'T'IHAT 'Ii-IE NEW GIRL FROM LA? WEL!! Ti-IIS I5 A PLEASANT SURPRISE! v v' A R s f i l 1' Y . if , i' K STEP ONE...WE NEED A SMOOTI-I LINE FORTHI5 LITTLE HOT PEPPER... SOMETHINGTO KNOCK HER CTF HER GUARD AND INTO d if I Days. Wm . if P rf 33 ffi ' Q , . W 2 wif You going to win boy! What a poker face. Q .2 1 -.: - 1: L 5 We got the BEAT! ' YER LIFE... 4-x,,c . I E ' I 1, ' I U 7 'fa Vg- ' ' .- - E ffm, fi ii 2 '- fl w I-, .' I 1 . SOMETHING NICE. . Q Rommmc YET FIRM., Q SENSITIVE, YET STILL I WOULD you we 4 , MACHOH-OKPIY--' , TOSHARE some omv. 501455 AWAY- e NASN, SPRAY? srev . I Two... I v- 'f ' S-It I e .f X -A 'll ' 1 ' 1 I' iii, , .La I '- ! l 1 if E 4 j K . -...e. at . 51, .'l B I I.. E I Q 1 i E i : i . 1.11115 E 1 . I'm astar! I -A .. 'Q -Q 'SGUFPU f ..y . I I ' - Q - aa. rggvfww Mi' Q ' - V 1 , I. ff'+...M. ?'.d, . Q 'lk N-I a..x4M .-, ai. Yes, this is really thrilling a ' . -sb J Would you buy a used car from this ...typical... man? IM BIWLE . lvgrggie 5 ...BUNKEW IM HQOMLA.. BJNKLEY' ' , wumevek ' 'V YI IMEAN J' I 1 'I NLR r r ' 'Q , 4 M ' IN ig' ma, . I hh 'ln li G ' r 'L If ba 1 i' -1 1 1 5 ? 'i ANYTHING WULISTRONGLY WRONG? SUSPECT YOVRE ' CARBONPKTING 1 mv Hormones. 1 9 - 1 K . ' F Q' ' s 1 ,M C A V4 'T ig ..-1 . I w P' E 5 :li Wi' 'iii L 5 . li'v'l 1 V K . Ai f r,srs r wi if 5'i M? 'w in A vi. 1' I got it! Igot it! ff' , AM N531 is X 'H They Lift My Spirits and Erase My Doubts, Chase Those Grey Clouds Away 7 on ,,, I l ' - 5LANGFOR'HI. 1555, I f-S.,-.X iv vv , .f i - xv U , ,X PV v f 'I I L l- V I . Ei: 112' N w '53 I 'U E I -. -I. - I- 1 -n ... Q 1' 1 ' u ' , OH NOT ' I ' SORTOCEWAY. MM WHEQ 7 J O f j 1,4 .vp 4 Ur fy 4 .. RBI , Q . - ' A 1 'mfg , , , - i i e ! 2. - 1 1 ' ' ...,, , ,s6g3.,Q.,, E u Idly passing the h N 'EH N NI ' If E ye w If I Had wmmmu' J :.- a Dime for Every Time That They Have Stood by My Side, Helping Things Turn Out Right Wy 8 Beauty and, well . . . X I Would be a Millionaire, and My Wealth y They Would Share H 'Cause l'd be Nowhere Without My. . . 1 eomneuistow '- fR0MKls6iNeeR gzyis' plPg0M?'AgTCH 93Ef?6il?t'l2, 6 INLYI A ' umMAnc...afeN , xofvexstmunimas ' Smiymgn' T J , 1' ' . if sy, , .AX N X W, 'J fy Li!!! 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MADH6N5u- X Q X 4 F I , 4 . kk A ' 4- ' , W . 5 I , if 'vi f fo, 'A , L K V f U ! 1 7 N I gg ' Q1 ' Zi 1 42.11152 10 Dimples N ,W WHAT ARE YOU DOING H6526 OPU I'M HERE FOR THE MUSICAL f TH MUSICAL . WELL I HEARD ff FCHTURE5 HEAVY M6174 MU5lC. , sf movue ' x f ,US 1 ij ' YQQ3 ' I5 7 l wa . f 'I -' ii .JA Q - fL 2533 J l 'u f' F 1 if , J- A - ,s - rev , ' F 5 I A, A: vi ' 1- 1 4 ' , I J' rr mes. I no vou mrs I5 Know wum A I PINK FLOY X' HEAVY meme LARGE WBA 'THE WALL. K 7K1 UH ou. Q 0 A 5? - 'fn . , I I mama? aecnom? ' I X ' ev , - . gt - ' S Nu, I 1.P , V . Q ies' ,sz -.mfg av My Values Are With My Friends 11 5 ., , I I 4 IERE 3' RIGHT WHY l7ON'T HERE? YOU I SITOVBR MEAN CNT1-IIS CHAIR H695 ? OH . WELL CERTFIINLY BINKLEY 1'M OH WCU1. HAVING A VEKY I'M HRVINC1 NICE TIME. A SPLBNVIFGROUS TIME MYSELF BLWDIE THERE? .' I 'I as BCASSUKCDI IHAVE N0 PLANS TOGET RADIO!-WL. I IQ 3' f 1 .-3 ' 2? a s ,gas Q' I Kjf lwf I kif vl I I .-... I . f I I l, 1 I f XL 41 gk? if I' 5 'Eve ,A 3 I r , 4 I.l ,I, They're all grins. I E M941 . WJ Www , , 4 .IK ' I H Qi 'L .W 5 I . I 234 I Tell You, I've Got Friends 12 I I . Please, please, no pictures at this time. i,..-2--- ' 13, ' ...- Bon iourno! Q ,, I 2. Greg fills up. And Not the Fair Weather Kind of Friends. A gal's best friend , 1 M A in N' WWNW Q? ' , -' f EXCU56 M6 FOR A MINUTEFTHGRE 5 A MINOR PKJBUZM. :f,: : 7X n ' Ps5T! wHAr A125 YOU A move H6126 ? 1 r cunreaowwey ff yy , LR, f Z ' E U, . I .,,. i f E54 cf V W X Q d Z? f' A in-14 I on Iwi Jusr Howm' SICK Aeomfr pox - 11415. X r w 7. lem I x , VL' A X' f X I' A 1 -A J Q -Kunz? x If li I 1 fc, ,V fi- Wim SQWW V EVENTS 7-29 M1 li skxfwxayw Y' M ' , V , , , . x -alas.-' 1 fwfr-wfwbw Nw U. N 15 HOWDY HCP The Howdy Hop gave all the subs a chance to enter the wild night life. Julie McMillan and Maggie Williams organized it. The Senior Class sponsored it. Even though we already knew each other, we all had a great time. Shagg Makino organized the Thanksgiving Dance. The music was greatg Shagg didn't take advantage of his position as Disc Jockey and inflict his music on us! 1 6 2 FC'Lf,'iE' A ll 1l+5Y-'femrsafv lEf'L'fVr:1CR nf 'ree femmes ll nw I TU ma.. we gffiiflfl-Imili FTE? Elm, my l., Mrvrfswwf 'resume nuns, pa, nf.-'Q 1-rifffsows fl www? iz-le rwswsc i g 1 semen Ii 1 P'JHKD flfW. Q J fag, TS mv. fx lJ1',,t . ' : JW.- ' 5 1 li ill:-X. vi-1 g' ,A fvjujx '-XV' , :El X f V , 'N arf. if iff 2 ,fell l ff.3lgi5X-.- g nl.. .En-, Elk- V, 7' I: T s-f.b'1 ll ll ,- -.1 Nff'k?fT.TU 3 3 V 1 'W' r-v-'-v?-1 W 2 1 I . ' TW, Ingifll V yt !,',fh'uj.7 FL'l.UNfQ1 5TCNf5f'e3 QVPEW5 ff?fffP1,lxas f HFPEC6 we at lil lf1fJ! LMLY... l l THEIR sawn P105-V2 1 I lx 1.7, 1 ' ' 1 T I T Tj 1 KX- 40 vm-5 cw, 1gf5 3' I 34? -- 9, gtg' 211,52 : .N:' X i-ji QYAYJR' ,E .xx fl . J lvl af? 7 2 gl? N 'K f at I! : ' .- ,......1...,.1., ,,, t 'smwnww, X34 51- 4 ': its' 4 5 Halloween Dance The Halloween Dance was held in the North Attic. Stephie Wengert did terrific planning and Bill Walker began his career as a disc jockey. Everyone had a blast dressing up. Some of the great costumes that night included a cow, an Indian, a flapper, and a bro. The Halloween Dance was one of the best dances this year, and everyone had a lot of fun. ll? I J ' N if Q CHRISTMAS PARTY The Annual Surprise Christmas Party was surprisingly fun this year! The Madrigals carolled the classes through tyhr halls and to the gym, where the party began. The Seniors gave their teachers Christmas presents, which in- cluded a whip for Mrs. Wheeler, a big kiss for our new Consumer Law pro- fessor, and a party for out most en- thusiastic teacher, Pat. Dr. Purves read a different Christmas story! The teachers, skits were as cute as ever, and Mr. Butler played a convincing San- ta. The English department played rebellious rock 'N' rollers, and Mr. Royer and Mr. McColIom wound up with pies in their faces. HO HO HO. Madrigals perform at the gym 20 CHRISTMAS DANCE 1 2 is J .A , ' 5 4 . l X rt , f 5 , .,,.' K ,ff ' ,jg 2, mfr The Christmas Dance was held in the lllini Union. The Band Breezin' played. A great crowd showed up, with a good mix from all classes. During the dance, the band members got tired of singing and let Aleya Rahman and Shagg Makino take over. They were too shy, so Joel Crames and Rachel Peters serenaded each other. A good time was had by all. 21 Pep Rally The cheerleaders raised school spirit throughout the year with pep rallies. Any unspirited cheerleader was im- mediately sent to the infamous SPIRIT BOX. Any unspirited fan was shot at sunrise. Students were encouraged to wget rowdy, and cheer on all of our teams. GET FlOWDY! ff' 22 nv' X ' l 'S I I I Shagg and Joe Sparkle 'n Shine -AV' fi Homecoming was celebrated this year for the first time in about twenty years. To honor the occasion, the cheerleaders held a pep rally and a dance. 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' ' 1 w N 29 ADIVIINISTRATICN Ann Hurrelbrink was the staff stenographer. 5 Warren Royer was our principal. Sue Winking was the executive secretary. fi I June Mank managed the school's books. Joel Crames, Vice-Principal, put out the monthly newsletter 30 ,wtf Bernadette Feeney taught Subbie English and was the yearbook advisor. Liz Baker taught the sophomores and lived to smile about it. lwt....4 . gy! K iii' '-,,f 2' 'X I 5? n with Adele Suslick shared informatio classes. the Senior English iounue' i , QJAKEZ i lNNA'iE.' f t aim-ae. wwe: l'N'NAfT'6. ,dnl ENGLISH E59 4, -6 y cf, , H 'Q' 5' , W ig E5 Charle Tibbetts handled the subs and headed the Humanities Barbara Gutowsky taught Junior English. Sally French taught Freshman English and was the drama sponsor. ' 'fsvammvsnsis oonsieu CONSIGN PERTH STEVE X ' cousueuf 2 amor it 1 r X- 'SV AQ f li, ll it I X wil., X 4 , 1 ni-v b E FOREIGN LANGUAGES I Carol Bond headed the French Department and taught French III and IV. Nancy Hans taught Latin I and II. . tg j , ,V Anita Hittle taught French I. Bernard Norcott taught Latin III. , .alhvow MP a a G nna,h Q rrt. I Connie Curtin taught Russian I and II and did research on Apple Computers. Detlev Pansch ran the Language Lab 32 Paula Rohrbach taught Chinese. W 55353553 Mllllllll T if .:V:' - Qi L X , 4 'J - 5,-' . Aim V f , X ,RCW i , William MacDonald started the Chinese course. P it 'Q 7,21 'i Gera Millar taught Russian III and IV. i- 'W' ' ' ' W aww ANOTHER wow svaunewom. I rn onruawmeuow Psvcuownwvsrisis. Rumme mace TV me 8mm mis fm 1 :mr OF You Y Power IT sauna mer mem aemm QMM5 manga 565 ED 5 LUB6 STPITION wogp GNING QUKZH6 wnmme A X X awwv Hiacev rgx df ! P i i . Q I if A i X ' 6 aj ,ij ,-,. i ' i RESEARCH Wow .M .t p, ' lg 4' .X , P Tj I ,A ., nr' 'v M sf an ' ' .QL-91? f 'fi 'W' tr, iw: ' .M , ' .kai -V-f y.. - wa.: sms. A t Alan Purves taught Creative Writing, sponsored Unique, and was tor of the Curriculum Lab. 'S XX -2. 13, - 'vfiwg is-4, .f 'XTA, a2-X . QNX N-R file ? f:, .V my ' ,, .QNQ-fic-S ' -E 2 Sauli Takala was involved in a research program. 34 Elaine Degenhart was involved in the International Writing :5.5ZiLsf Www- uf - Pat Bandy was the secretary for the Curriculum Lab Pxf, ,t ., . :T ft 'iii 'a , t- ' g iw A - . ' ' Q V , lk!! ik if ,f Y ff .. 'Q Q , . ,N 5 A tv' N Q Q W X 'Y v ta 0 3 X xy 2 4. . 'S it V . f-Q. , xi x Q c l ' if 1 5 if f Beulah Brown helped teach Creative Writing. SCIENCE 5 f 1 fi' iflffyinffsr' we ,A lift, 1 f. 3-11,1 34e:'.1o'.2?1,.,' X, ,f-5 ' ' 14531 rf- '--nf mf. cm ,-f, ' Q . ,, fb. .. ' wi 51,16 V . ia... ,. LAM ,.,, 1 Q. ew.: .,. . Ray Boehmer taught Subbie Science and Senior Science. Winsor Naugler Ill taught Physics and wore earrings. vwmreif-zfW+.y. - I Gayle Holmgren taught Freshman Biology. We nf Ruth Poling-Kinder taught Chemistry and Advanced Chemistry. 2- .. ' 5145 ff i ' i 4 . . Sonja Williams taught Biology to the freshmen. Dr. Peter Shoresman taught subbies and seniors with Ray. YES... l CLASS H6417 PGOPLE SEEM THB TRlP...TO, UH... 'lO BE IN A UH... Amvfr ue 5Qug50N KDK5 WHY 082316 Tl-E f TH6 VARIETY WHY L3ON'T I-I TFWKXN6 JU5T I Mp 5f,0fQH p'0pxK UKE ARE me WWW . WMAN W THEM WW, JUST 'fo B6 IN pci' RIGW COKE 1 AND AND fl EHR- H9261 l ' WWW! HW' HW OW'-' Haze, ow. ncr ASPARAGUS! aeausf STM? , I I MR. mms? X cw MH. X I J' X f 1 i l ' 4 ,a y , , V ' ' '42-N my Q J . . W f nf. is ... if , M r fi -I 6 4' U0 lm 1 lb 3 .eb 425: 3 -lQ WW' 35 f., 'fr - , .., ff , sv' . 1- . ,,.. 'Q , S-:zzz X- ew .gijfi f fi QA' . Richard Murphy was the choral director. Cecil Pretty was the music director. Peter Kimble taught Computer Science and Advanc- ed Computer Science. wwf 0 S' .43 l Adrienne Hoard taught subs and seniors about Art. Susan Welch, Katy Craver, and Alison Dunanian took good care of the llbrary. ' 9 14 5: P r .. ,- My ' I X View f?'fil F? . V , m rg gg E31 ' '- 232221 I ' ' A . .- we - .. .. .f 52359, N-'A-fy..,3ggZ'5fQg -- fs, -. ' ZX-s?s'5'.'?iF:2K21?.Qzg 2' Wal aff A .ctffzy-,f,,. -1 Q. . 1 . f' H 31 ,fjifgfly U' ew' . -4' Rachel Peter's steady nerves helped her survive Carmen Brown taught Typing. John Turner, the janitor, cleaned up the teaching Driver's Education. school. 36 is gl Jeff Hollowell helped the seniors with college applications and counseled the underclassmen. bie applications as well. S02 f f fy 8 ,Q A sas Ms is MQ '- 4 i 4 LuAnn Smith once again directed counseling. CCUNSELING 1...- Karen Moon put up with all the seniors' college applications and the sub- Judy Shipp helped seniors out with scholarships. mamwzvsuxwm aurrmmmfecm '19 My ' nsazemnrvenmrsmaev wmamawue maenssuonoreswunw menoreourwwmme mf PM any cmiesmumvumrm ns. amewuwaewwm- Qwwpmy ,M y-mg vuuz suasmmne mm ? essmcv uumummo.. ya, 4, I M-MIASQQI X 'leg X fs X 11' Ai 1 'I' 1 ' u X ' I ix Xfl y r ix 5 If .. as. 'sir A fx, if G fg , 3 T? if lr -N . If . g ti- iv ,Q A g 1- 'f-lil-L' Q 'sl wt 37 PHYSICAL EDUCATICN qiwiwwf - Cori Rizzo headed P.E. and coached the Gymnastics team. G , g .. 56? gym? a5,, , Guy Dirkin taught P.E. and entertained us with his English accent. Mike McCollom was Athletic Director, taught senior P.E., anc dared to excel. . , ' ,,1,,a,w - i e vw, ff' 1 gm 45125 ,r 4 513 15:12 '- E Kathy Hughes taught P.E., sponsored Gargoyle, and was in charge of intramurals. ' i WRX 1 A twigs v :A .1 I df E i Z! 3 Jay Cline sponsored the Cheerleaders and taught P.E. 38 H P 44 in at y i 'fa , ,THlV.i 3 - , iN' 'F X Ruth Wortis taught P.E., and showed us all how to wiggle right. 2, ,V 1 1 f'Mf'g , Quran-,.,,,. W p r'e,iA,.7 Jackie Ruesh taught Calculus I and math to the freshmen and subbies. Pat McLoughlin taught Geometry and Calc. I. He also sponsored the Senior class. MATH Robert Davis taught Calculus II to the seniors and Alex Wong. .4 47, . :EEE-' ' 2 5' mia P: ': . .,,,-12 ' : 0 , 1 ,W . Q A, , Ky, gi ,Q - ix ' l , Carol Erb was the secretary in the Math Department. Diane Sharp taught the subs and freshmen math. vow sm mmm, AW since mer EXPERIENCE MR.amrwY,1uAr's was lmow ms maven mar FE Puws me STINKIEST excuse rve P565T.' saonw 1oeRAame,wuKe evekueaavroaeenme vmvsme mommy Pamlsslomooo ovrofaeeomenzvexm. wmnleonean HOMGWHWE- eoslrvovw. 'rneowu' R510 SGCIAL STUDIES Vw. I W:-A ' , vig?--A. r easy -. gli? fs., - f-rv' ,-' 16.1-' s 40 yrPP Pvc' 1 P fin: I ypititf , Y -.,otQiI 1 .'-ZXQELM ivan., fr'rI ,A ' '1 ',a '9 'Ja :US-U H.. ,'-, v11...,'X . Fticka Shorish taught East Asian History 2nd Semester. Kathy Syverson taught the Sophomores everything abou Joanne Wheeler pounded U.S. History into the Juniors. Cheryl Sullivan taught Freshman Social Studies. -ear . P Paul Thurston taught Consumer Law to some adoring seniors. 5'1- - Q ' ev 4 Q 0 U Q, ff. M I 'st xwraglgg ,. X, ,C . K . Julia Schmidt graced the seniors with her smiles while teaching Chris Butler taught European History to the subbies and freshmen and spon- Consumer Law. sored Big Show. HBRRY TIME, RXX5. NANLLY, w6'i660NNAw0KATFiN TPEHGROIC R012 5lW0wN,BLLDM. Pu, 'KD OFTEN 0iAERw0iGD OF FRATERNHY MEN W5 nv THERE CHAPIER IN OUR IN AMERICAN iEY. TiElE'5 50mewH5gg, HISTORY NVIHIN' iN OUR , H152 BCDK ABOUT FRATERNUY MEN 5166 f fs- -'r' OKAY. 'TPB FRMW5 BOSTON FRRT PARTY. ' PN I774, FRRT FRTRIOT5 WMPEI7 l68 KEG6 OF LOMCAL BRVTEH BGER INTO THE WHAT M66 2' U? I X i f Y I J w, u W N lx A ' I ff 'ff I Fav Al i g gi l Q , g Q gg , 41 Here's a real blockhead! 7' yn ,X f 1 an Q f 29 A - . ---- 'a .Z - MA , ... M I A L! f , ,,,f f, -1 wr -, -, 2. ' , - 1 4., ,if JW Dressed and ready for action if me Q ff SW ff, 45 5 My 2' W You toucha my food, I breaka your face! 0 I . M If S 3 asv ,, . 212 ' f Y Jeff helps out another student. Want a cookie sonny? - cackle, cackIe. Ali. Q., I Class, this is the next simulation game we'll be playing. Nevermind gf, 4, ,444 ' 11,2 1 ' 'fn f f gy ,' f , f ,. f , 1 f p w i' 4. I If ,. A 7 fi .ff ' Z f ' .1'-mee ,W yff i 5 , , ..., V ,,.. ' 51,7 ' It s amazing what these new-fangled pens can do! A proper representation of the language department f rf. r-'-r' ta . aw 47 gg . X5 -' i 3 I5 .xii .1 Y ' x ff A X fi L 1 5 1 fi. 1-it V . munchy, munchy All those tragedies seem to be getting to her. 43 I YOU AND I LU f f V , f fi? ZA v 1 X vi Kgs W: XM U X f f X x M fa: isis T4 .4- X N X X X x X X J X X X A x iw M1 U J kill V x 554 U X, f Q5 .L AFM f 'ff f - A if . f Q, Q ,Z ' W- vf' 'Y' ' '-q.!J,aii65,if.b4Dwi4:ap' ! ' ' Iii? it? iii- ' 'M' 7355? Y ' ff , ' IA pf 1 fo, ,QM K 2552.14 4 5 A I E A I I E ,Q f A015 f G, .- ,Wfv+m'P .V , 5:5 My -' w . ,.,.k -4 . V, 4 wb, ,Q mgffwwmn-fx 1 VY W TW 3 WW ' X 4 W STUDENT CCJUNCIL ,gg..g..e,1'.Q.:..:1' it ' A A if T I , .. ,,,. wifi N if qt L .v,. 'J . , in WW. ip, 1 ...fi T99 -Wm gs.. is 'T f' -'ir f ........ 'ww fg 5 Left to Right, Top Row: Joel Crames, John Walker, Sheila Findley, Alex Wong, Naomi Wortis, Mike Blossom, Alan Yang, Ed Blumen- thal. Middle Row: Claudio Gratton, Celia Rothenburg, Denise Dorning, Amy Swarr, Maggie Williams, Carol Sudman, Julie McMillan, Julie Kimmel. Botton Row: Aleya Rahman, Leah Grossman, Rebecca Swarr, Sarah Williams. Student Council held its traditional Monday lunchtime meetings, and accomplished quite a bit this year, taking Uni's impoverished state into their own hands. They led many fund raising crusades such as the Real Wisconsin Cheese and Sausage Drive. The faculty sponsor was Mr. Crames. The Executive Committee ex- ists for organizational reasons - to make the administrative decisions for Student Council. The Officers .this year were: Carol Sudman, President: Julie McMillan, Vice-President, Mag- gie Williams, Treasurer: Amy Swarr, Secretary: and Aleya Rahman, Parliamentarian. The Finance Committee, made up of all the student treasurers, manages the financial situation. Left to Right: Aleya Rahman, Maggie Williams, Carol Sudman, Julie McMillan, Amy Swarr, Left to Right, Top: Alan Yang. Front: Claudio Gratton, John Walker, Maggie Williams, Leah Grossman. .','7I xii sewer av 0 ,WMM f A , ,fQ ' .r 5 :L , r MA qvvvv Ah... Today Student Council Pres., tomorrow. . . ,, 9 ., at Q' I V, vw 31 Z f iff. Mwwaunw aw 5 I - Y if r 'X A Y, W i L yi f I if J 5 fri ,.-A, 25,4 f- ad. .M W SFAC, the Student-Faculty Administrative Council, provides an arena for student input into faculty decisions. It is made up of faculty representatives and student representatives from every class. SFAC -A' -f 4 W----F Vim.. E HK. :1 , Y i x, xx Nm W NH M Left to Right, Top: Flay Boehmer, Jackie Faiman, David Johnson. Front: Warren Floyer, Alex Wengert, Meena Balgopal, Joel Carmes, Ed Blumenthal, Adele Suslick. NATIONAL HCNOFR SCCIETY 156- NX -...,,w,,. Left to Right, Top: Jeff Hollowell, Shagg Makino, Stephi Wengert, Jennifer Bright, Ed Blumenthal, Bill Walker. Front: Chris DeCardy, Julie McMillan, Maggie Williams, Liz Paley, Naomi Wortis. The National Honor Society, made up of Seniors, tries to create an enthusiasm for scholarship, to stimulate a desire to render service, to pro- mote worthy leadership, and to encourage development of character in all students. mvvearc sara FND FINPLLY, lF El-2159, WT WA5 FERTPLKIN' I CAN PROMISE PRIBFERITY BULL PAWl65, BRO. ANP FR66 BIICKGLECTRRS Hey! NWI WHY RMT lm ALL. FURTPERWJPE . ' YOU WY5 TALK K- l e1RAieHr1o us 323375 T -' WRYR! - w MMWDNK! f u' V x at NN ll T sw' Jxmfdi Ykvil' i Jw J f fl -- , AJ , W5 ' ' 1 x - if N T X 'N' 3 X PM Tl' mmm ' we L V T' f H T 0 r . w' QI., , 1, ' R fr-9 ' jxzza' all tw P Hill ll i w ill lr 'T ff V I ' g , x , . , vb ' x l l f m ELECTIUNS COMMITTEE The Elections Committee consisted of Peter McDowell and Sheryl Stecyk this year. They made sure we enjoyed our rights to representative government. an wwqwlf QB Q' : ' X121-.',,,.,,,',4f in M: WM Q lk - e If-4, 1 Left to Right: Sheryl Stecyk, Peter McDowell. Q ,nl t Ut Www! ,W 575 Left to Right: Steve Ekker, Alex Wong, Dan Teitelbau, Ed Blumenthal, Paul Johnson, Chris Lopez. Uni High's famous Chess Club was 9-3 for the season this year, tying for first place in the League. As in ast years, Mr. Butler was the sponsor. Authority has it that they are close to winning the district competi- on, and have a good chance at winning state. EJ! '13 Q Left to Right, Top Row: Mr. Butler, Mark Elder, Jamsheed Shorish, Michael Steigmann, Kevin Pondy, Arnold Rud- nick. Front Row: Tom Pickett, John Walker, Richard Yeh, David Johnson, Greg Wheeler, Daniel Shapiro. in 49 , GARGCJYLE MM Left to Right, Top: Dan Teitelbaum, Kenyon West, Arnold Rudnick, Monica Rondon, Amy Swarr, Naomi Wortis, Jennifer Bright. Front: lris Chang, Kathy Hughes, lAdvisorlg Angie Johnson, Kathleen Liu. Gargoyle is the school newspaper, which was co- edited by Amy Swarr and Monica Rondon first semester. They put out more issues than we had previously been used to, and filled them with informative and interesting articles. Miss Hughes was the sponsor. The second semester editors were Kenyon West, Arnold Rudnick, and Rick Burkhardt. Rick will take over the task next year when Kenyon and Arnold have graduated. wHeR6'6TH69UY T mltvewom .,gg0mv:J5r2,H:IpgRgx N vfogvllinme A viiim-JNTO fl lillfM!f PRCKOFPCJODLBS QW gf X Q f at f f 2 . W N DOWN-me 'Q V, lj. gg , tllekrlu, gg X f ff ,-- '. gg . . . X ,1 g T ffl MOR lu If I it 1 Q VX a- - , x . L' . ll 4 fl My T l0'E 3 .LA M I -I E , W M ' I! K UNIQUE Unique is the school's literary magazine. This year, it was organized by Cherie Travis and Sheryl Stecyk. It was nurtured under the protective wing of Dr. Purves, the creative writing teacher. All students are en- couraged to contribute their talents to the magazine. 3, ,wif 1 a L5- if if ti' K sf! ft 3 'dv 5 af f w , rf Q4 1 3 if-it .M fr :miss JYAN :ii -H 3? ,Q -YPD . -map- .QQYY t s' f ef 5 ,H M 'R Left to Right: Dr. Purvis, Sheryl Stecyk, Cherie Travis. .,..., ,,M,, . , f I 5 F 5 Lhor x -4 Mx I 5 fr r'sgf:s.,fi:,-..- .WW V, 5 ,wifi Left to Right, Top: Paul Zinnes, Joe Kim, Julie McMillan, Chris DeCardy. Front: Andrew Stewart, Richard Williams, Monica Rondo. Not Pictured: Arnold Rudnick. .,.,,., K, f.,.,m im' af-eff Left to Right, Top: Richard Williams, Joe Kim, Monica Rondon, Julie McMillan, Jennifer Bright. Middle: Cherie Travis, Valli Plog, Angie Johnson, Clarita Uchendu, Michelle Ron- don, Matt Kolodziej. Front: Andrew Stewart, Chris DeCardy. Not Pictured: Carol Sudman. PHOTO- GRAPHERS Under the director of editor Chris DeCardy and sponsor Miss Feeny, this year's staff managed to get a great yearbook out on time. We had a super staff that worked hard to meet all the deadlines. I Wm gg 1 5 Q ' w M W , Ab un., . .-as 3. is yan f YEARBOOK The yearbook photographers did a great job of being at all the events and getting good pictures. They also put in a lot of time in the darkroom. 2 INTERNATICNAL CLUB www The purpose of the Interna- tional Club is to expose students to foreign cultures. The club holds cooking and other culturally enriching events, and profits are donated to charities. Naomi Wortis was President. The German Club is made up of Uni's German students. Frau Henry is the sponsor. The members hold many bake sales to pay for their culturally enriching experiences. Left to Right, Top: Libby Miericke, Naomi Wortis, Rachel Wortis, Vicky Getis. 2nd Row: Sharon Dornhofl, Lisa Norton, Sarah Bladwin, Sarah Hendrick. 3rd Row: Amy Swarr, Jackie Faiman, Mindy Averbuch. Front: Kathleen Liu, Eugene Peppers. GERMAN CLUB Left to Right, Back Row: Frau Henry, Linda Travis, Dan Kim, Sandeep Tripathy, Kevin Pondy, Catherine Vetter. Front Row: Elizabeth Gray, Katy Marino, Jane Patton, Sanjuro Jogdeo, Teddy MacDonald, David Han. Not Pictured: Matt Kolodziej, Eric Krock. LCUNGE CGIVIIVIITTEE M-f-eq,-A-w,W,t..-.,,..., , ,W , Left to Right, Top Row: Stephi Wengert, Monica Rondon, Becky Davidson, Jenny Oglesbee. Front Flow: Clarita Uchendu, Julie McMillan, Naomi Wortis, Todd Walker, Dan McGIathery. AGORA WEEK --aurr'f:wQ,k ? RU' Agora Week Co-Chairmen Ed Blumenthal and Mindy Averbuch sk , N if ,Q X ' i 5At5k4Glsiil f - .1 me fi?-..-'K ' The job of the Lounge Commit- tee is to maintain order in the student hang-out, The Lounge. The co-chairmen were Becky Davidson and Stephi Wengert. Monica Flondon was the Treasurerg Julie McMillan was the Secretary. The Agora Week committee was co-chaired by Ed Blumen- thal and Mindy Averbuch, who led the crusade for our five days of exploratory classes. They were assisted by their hard- working committee: Peter McDowell, David Darling, Chris DeCardy, Joe Kim, Richard Williams, Eugenia Chow, and Alice Liu. MILK COMMITTEE A A W W , xp ,J gf .4 9c,,,r 5 ff. , 5 1 ' W ty, iyfwl R qt M ' K l .wifi W lp. , fit l AM , ,, sl P- , fiffgkixqb' Left to Right: David Darling, Matt Kolodziej, Liz Paley, Vicky Getis. f The Milk Commit- tee is responsible for selling us milk every day so that we can become big, strong boys and girls. The head of the Milk Committee was Liz Paley. BOCK BAR HANDBCGK 'M Q. .Q ,fa ., 4-'gk - b., B I ' ifgfzf f f tstst 1 fl M Carol Sudman ran Book Bar this year. Book Bar this year was run by Carol Sudman. Book Bar is an op- portunity for students to buy and sell used textbooks, in order to avoid local bookstore prices. 'mmf' Left to Flight, Top Ftow: Jackie Faiman, Angie Johnson, Mindy Averbuch, Jennifer Bright. Front Flow: Amy Swarr, Aleya Rahman. The HandbooklOrientation Committee is in charge of adjusting the new students to life at Uni. It also puts out the annual Student Handbook. The Committee this year was run by Jennifer Bright. CHORUS mffsiff 4 ' fa L- ,M ,,,.,,,, M . . ,- .We -f -so 'arf'-'A '.,5,. if if Sv F K 8 - 'im . - -'Z .,w... - f., 7 P1 S '4 - - 2 Left to Right, 1st Row: Mindy Averbuch, Julie McMillan, Sylvia Temperley, Sarag Baldwin, Lara Jones, Ella Schoenberg, Michelle Jolly, Alison Shaw. 2nd Row: Kathy Mills, Sheryl Stecyk, Liz Paley, Leo Millar, lris Chang, Kim Seitz. 3rd Row: Richard Williams, Peter McDowell, David Darling. 4th Row: Greg Laughlin, Mary Doebel, Ed Blumenthal, Bill Walker. 5th Row: Richard Murphy. IVIADRIGALS 56? APHA? f'4X9,.Z' ., W, Left to Right: Mindy Averbuch, Peter McDowell, Julie McMillan, Richard Williams, Sylvia Temperley, Sarah Baldwin, Michelle Jolley, Mary Doebel, Alison Shaw, Todd Walker, Liz Paley, David Darling, Ed Blumenthal. Chorus and Madrigals met 8th period in the south attic, under the direction of Richard Murphy. They performed in many concerts, as well as at the An- nual Surprise Christmas Party, where we got to see the Madrigals in their cute costumes. 55 X YOU AND I A an X ,- 1 , fl-ff fy 5 . f f ' 56 W , ,ff ,. QM? , f w A A W ,L f., t ,gf 1 1 W: , f f 1.2 1 ,J Ze '22, Z X M 333 x J' V Q , I Q , f K 2226, 3' ,, ,., Z A Al FX Q A l 1 ' 'FIEWJSFQ WNEEALEQMYJAIMFFSFIGQJlMINEW'wr5E5xFiX M316fel?Ir35EIfE3M:!4iEMVvMi?E . -Nw YQINTNWYESYFR-'WLEM AMMWMWM SPGRTS Y Wi' v-v S3 BOYS AND GIRLS CRCJSS CCUNTRY 'Q' Y? 3- fow' is if J .2, 'V 1 Eff ,J J if l 4, MKS Left to Right, 4th Row: Teddy MacDonald, Herbert Schonken, Shagg Makino, Chris DeCardy, Mike Blossom, Derek Chen, Greg Laughlin. 3rd Row: John Ullom, Tom Leslie, Rahul Pandharipandi, Larry Thompson, Joe Kim, Brent Jordan, Coach Mike McColIom. 2nd Row: Dan Kolodziej, Julie McMillan, Sophia Neely, Angie Johnson, Sarena Heumann, Daniel Shapiro. 1st Row: Greg Wheeler, Valli Plog, Richard Yeh, David Johnson, Melinda Chen, Assistant Coach Carrie Race. This year's cross-country team surprised many people, including themselves. Early in the season, Coach Mike McCollom was quoted as saying that this year's team was average, not knowing that the selfsame team was to finish third at dis ric and a s rong eight at sec ionals - the stronges f n s by a University High Cross-Country team in over a decade. At sectionals, Shagg Makino finished 23rd, Thomas Leslie 44th, Chris DeCardy 52nd, David Johnson 71st, Mike Blossom 72nd, and Herbert Schonken 73rd. They Jr Boys' team was lead by the fivesome of Makino, Schonken, DeCardy, Leslie, and Derek hen. Our inspira ion and dedication was derived from the hard work of Joe Duke Kim and Larry Faint Thompson, Junior Greg Laughlin will be next year's Team Captain. The Girls' team made major strides forward from last year - they existed. However, not only did they exist, t ey manag- ed to perform very well throughout the season, finishing 3rd at Paxton and an awesome 2nd at Bismark-Henning, The Girls' team was ed by Freshman Sophia eely, always in the op ten, ol owe by Seniors Angie Johnson, Julie McMillan, and Valli Plog, and Freshmen Melinda Chen and Sarena Heumann, All in all, the 1982 Cross-Country J season was a very successful one for the twenty boys and six girls on the team. Special ' thanks goes to Assistant Coach Carrie Race. Chris, Shagg, and Herbert move through the pack at their District Meet. 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C- , ' 'ilhff' - 3 l-U Q- N 'iff f 1 'X K H ff'-Z-'ff 'l i N at lk V , -' J 'I p 1ll'.y':, l 5 J af 1, .QT 1 l S if 'os 7 P 1.4 ..Q,7,'fV7 Q' f it -MQX 1 H 4, 'L ' fav l i 1, i:'M,T'i.77-'ff'-g l l w ,--L: -X . I ',,i. f l , X ...V ' - Q 1 - I f ' . 1 1 t ,V i ,' X - l 1' fc f' l ' t ll A fr' H tl- A W, Ei - fl -N l l l 1 L ' ll rl it . it 1: . . xi 1 - - l 4 .H Q- . Q -2 Q , -K . -g 'ff ' lilmwvn 'X . ideal lg ' .f,. .. Jg gl -. - 58 Q.-.....,.,,. .. . ... l Xml... In between recording times, 'DimpIes cheeses i Vw xl, X5 ,yn ark K , y t , 'www -if ., hi? i 1 DJ was one of the top freshman runners in the state. Sophomore Tom Leslie, our second runner, at district Shagg and Herbert start strong at the SJO Spartan Classic. f ,, ' 'twififsi' Chris DeCardy. a senior ieader. gives his aii at aisirici. mcg- at . +.?QifEf'Hff-1 H 1 al 4-fee.: iwqaggg' aimfff l'! ' , . - . Jn, . .V A Mgt .4 , .Na i. +I 'H ix ' ., 5'-.iz ., 1 1131,-:E -fi- ' Q G. ' 59 2 2 5 ' swf JW, The girls team psyching up for their district meet I , ,4? wr. 3 ' ' ' ' I sv .- 'Wi' nik' . WF S A-sri, A as J 25. 1 im, 0 , 3 an Next year's captain, Greg Laughlin, keeps a step Uni Uni Uni Uni Uni 17 2of 70f18 30f9 ahead of his Uni 2 1 M L36 rA- V 4 i V . ' W efii' iaggleaa, 2, twwg54J6 Q,- 3of 10 2Of9 wwf- -sf., ,, ,Wg Uni 27 rri-Vaileyz-ff 4-rfQ3i1 Paggtqglnv. -' Uni 32 Paxtoni 242 t-Qi B-ififftzzilivrv' ' Uni 32 M-S' 23 QrbanaOpen Uni 23 Clintpn 9 32 .District a at at 60 5of5 BDYS AND GIRLS TRACK AND FIELD Last year's Boys' Track team won the Kickapoo Conference, and the Girls' team was a strong second. This year, the Conference Meet will once again be held in Memorial Stadium. Both teams plan to better last year's performances. The Girls' team lost only 3 people, and gained many new runnersg likewise, the boys gained new talent. Leading the pack for the Boys' team are co-captains Chris DeCardy and Shagg Makino. The Girls' cap- tains are Maggie Williams and Angie Johnson. This year, for the first time, the Track team plans to include five indoor meets at the beginning of the season. Boys' Captains Shagg Makino and Chris DeCardy Girls' Captains Maggie Williams and Angie Johnson The team should be an extension of the coach's personality. My team is arrogant and obnoxious. - Al McGuire Michael McCoIIom came to University High four years ago. Since then, he has made major strides in improving the athletic image of our school. Since he has been here, both the Boys' and Girls' Track and Cross Country teams have won the Conference title for the first time in many years. He has also sent several runners to State level competitions. He con- tinues to be a great help and a very good friend. 5 va. 'Ulm 'W-nal' 61 GIRLS SWIMMING Zil EI 22 23 Z5 Uni's first swim team was very successful. After starting over one month late because of organizational problems, we were able to get seven girls together and our coach was Alan Ledgin. Because we started so late, we weren't able to schedule any dual meets. However, we placed well at our District meet, with Freshman Sheila Findley going on to finish fourth a t e State Meet. AI hough we didn't have much pool time, our team finished 6th out of 17 teams at W5 DISIFICIS. Left ro Flight, Kneeling: Coach Alan Ledgin. 2nd Flow: Sheila Findley, Robin Coach Alan Ledgin VanEs, Jessica Hymowitz. 1st Flow: Lisa Frankenberg, Denise Dorning, Leah Grossman, Jennifer Flugg. FALL ATHLETIC BANQUET The First Annual Fall Athletic Banquet, held at Uni Gym, was very successful. Cross Country, Swimming, and Soccer teams were honored by the coaches, faculty, and parents. Basketball, Track, Cheerleading, and Gymnastics were honored at a similar banquet in the Spring. K Everyone enjoyed the food. Mike McCollom droned on and on . . . 62 Coached by Corri Rizzo, the gym- nastics team worked hard all year, and performed at many meets. They even hosted two home meets. The captain was Brenda Brinkerhoff, who performed strongly all season. Other members were: Kathy Mills, Rebecca Swarr, Alix Wengert, Ursula Hess, in lqh . Elaine Yang, Ella Schoeneberg, Alice Lee, and Katy Marino. Angie Fried- man, an Uni Alumna, assisted Mrs. Rizzo with the team. A Future Rockette 5 fl lv- A . AK . :V X I .ia ts ' Q si? V , ,Q ,, 3 ,,,, , 4 W -f N.......,-4 Left to Right, 3rd Row: Coach Cori Rizzo, Assistant Coach Angie Friedman, Brenda Brinkerhoff, Ella Schoenberg. 2nd Row: Katy Marino, Rebecca Swarr, Kathy Mills, Alice Lee. On Floor: Elaine Yang, Ursula Hess, Alix Wengert. 'UI w' T' Qi, .fit-'A 4 ,I of lt's not as easy as it looks. GIRLS GYIVINASTICS RED ALERT! 1 ALIEN 5HlP5 AHEAD! THEM, i Ml2.5ULU! H l'l17'f .5 UQLFTQ , ' A 'F N 715' 'Rf ,H E J- L, A U i 1. , , Q1 was WRONG' THEY Lwi-,UK6 'KUNGNNS 'QROMULJKNSV Slll! TOM6 - H s g cg F sl 4 5,3 'VW S' M I X ,J , ,g.,f, :fr ww, I ,THEWRE eavmevrae 'RMUMNQ SIMP. N l fs' A , .... I - XJ. x XX B, K L3 1. A l ffl seems we Have A .THEWRE f msn OF 'xuneom IMPQINAF nous, f wzomuuws M l l 'llorremors i Rxpw l 4,-Y, -1 v ' ' ' M li L 15? L l 01 .. 1' fall? , 1 f fx fr' VARSITY BASKETBALL The 1982-83 Basketball team at Uni High got off to a disappointing start, but kept steadily improving throughout the season. The core of the Varsity team consisted of seniors Chris DeCardy, Shagg Makino, Dan Teitelbaum, and Alan Yang, juniors Mike Blossom and Matt Kolodziejg and sophomore Larry Thompson. Because of the lack of varsity experience, the squad worked hard to learn its roles and as a result, surprised many teams wit heir good, consistent play. Behind captain Chris DeCardy, the team made a good showing at each of its home basketball games. With two close games against Kickapoo Conference rivals Wapella and Tri- Valley, the team received much-needed support and recognition from the public. All in all, the squad really came together and put together a very good season. ml 06-Q Ki I2 ,Eat 2 at Q-.... Zlql V' Left to Right, Top Flow: Coach Mike Lindemann, Eric Giles, Dan Teitelbaum, Steve Ekker, Alan Yang, Matt Kolodziej, Captain Chris DeCardy Front Row: Mike Blossom, Brent Jordan, Davd McCord, Dan Kolodziej, Larry Thompson, Shagg Makino, 64 Y' ' W A in 'ik ,ay fi ., Q SE hx J ,,, lg ' I P4 ff 25 5U..7.,r', ff, 1 2 f ,M 4 4 v gk an W 4 Z X , 5 W, .X nf-no g ymmnnonf , t ,,. ,,,,, mf! mails ' Alan powers a shot from the base line. fi Q m,f , M X gk . rr. ! fsaewfrfz , ff -H355 N0 ' M 5ZggmNN FAJIFR' rrs eerrme 'mf'D'N g SEV! FLM af 861. ' - - Q 5 - Q, - .4 0. V ' E 'I G R E ' 1- ,--...P - . ' 'a : , 2 1 ' 'E:.-- . , u 0 ,wx T Z ,S X F 0, af' Q ,av I ' , 1 xx 1 , .- ' x x I-27 S 3 'K Xfxmx. xx AAF g , , No. 1 N . nxr' WG' M . 4 1' I L X ' I OM' ,Z ff I s ' f X , x - - I ,f 1All:':35f5.'!?rg NX XX XX 5 W f X N 0 X! C O X501 O Q!-3? X A W X QPR X 1 4 N sf' n , vw -' ,Q I ,' wx . f 1'. r L 65 mnmww 3 Shagg gives what it takes. ldn'tgetthos k I Ch Varsity Basketball 4 Uni 46 Unity ii? Uni 38 Mowequa Q Uni 46 Oakland Uni 46 Lovington Lni 45 Bellflower Jni 48 Rossville-Alvin -ni 47 Wapella -ni 49 Tri-Valley l ni 57 Rankin Lni 43 S-A 6 -ni 49 Tri-Valley ni 46 Deland-Weldon ni 33 Fisher ni 25 Wapella ni 34 Wapella ni 50 Newman ni 31 Leroy ni 64 Bellflower Alan does his magic. l ix The Junior Varsity team JUNICR VARSITY was coached by Tom Billeter. Q LETS a BASKETBALL l Iofmofe l l Z V H 'wr ea. 5 This was his first season here My and he did a good job. The , Mcfxzmv. l team was led by Dave X wjlwyf xg McCord and Eric Giles. Many seniors such as John Brewer, 5 . r ff f'-'P' Steve Ekker, Joe Kim and Ig 2, A A Q Opher Donchin also helped ' I .4 the team. Although the team K ,Q 'L' f didnw win any games thie 5 1 wgilll 5. I A e X L' The Jv team and coach Tom Billeter prepare their strategies. year' they med Very hard' 5' c.aPmlN,..fz-A g Promo up A Sree? ll F6115 DUEPI CLEAR, if we Fone MR. SULU! 5 new wean.. 1 I n A ' if A A I' -1- it Mix-QMMF A 742 ' -L-MJ J 5 w , e. , , ,sfzfsca me 5 foo C'5ZLi510N! i --Fl: Coach Tom Billeter, Dan Kim, David McCord, Joe Kim, Steve Ekker, John Brewer, Eric Giles, Brent lordan, Daniel Kolodziej, Opher Donchin. -Q, Y its W ki 1 Y' X' N . Mi Xtit ELA ..:,, 5 . 5 g . ., Brent Jordan pushes the ball up court. Dave McCord bombs away. til iff x A 1 T NT in x.. . JXIIV, I 1, :ll get 4 'l Wi UHOA . 'I'LL 5 4533 x Jusremm iw WK it N Q? uk: ix X eh, xi 'Mfg ' Am Ag 'QJLQF I i 0 ' - i I U R! Gill' I - I , As X :Lai g Ja j WSG' -. 67 may 'P zz Al the Chafify HHS. eff or 3' Dave McCord breaks away Eric in action. again. , .Junior VarsitygBaskelbalI Uni 1311 16 Unity 1' Uni 11 ' Bellflower Uni 16 Rossville-Alvin Uni 24 A Wapella Uni 30 ' ' ' Tri-Val ley Uni 25 3 Rankin Uni 30 S-A Uni 33 Tri-Valley Uni 29 Wapella Uni 35 Newman Uni 11 Leroy Uni 20 r Bellflower 68 1 Time out for instructions W-Q? :SEE PV' Bottom Row, Left to Right: Annie Getis, Michael Chang, Meena Balgopal, David Han, and Shamit Kachru. Top Flow, Left to Right: Julie Swadener, Julie Kimmel, Ed Giles, Libby Miericke, Steve Fiunkle, and Steve Findley. The 1982-83 subfreshman basketball team was marked with the distinction of being the only co-ed team in the sixth and seventh grade Urbana Park District League. While other teams periodically viewed this as a difficulty, the thirteen Uni basketball players had no problem establishing a positive team spirit, each player consistently gave hislher all. Unfortunately, injuries prevented Ed Giles and Libby Miericke from finishing out the season. Beginning the year with primarily inexperienced members, Coach Greg Walters proudly noted that the group became a team demonstrating talent. SUBFRESHMAN BASKETBALMLWQ U S 5 , '3 pct ,,i,,,fu, ! wi it new C.!3 f 'H5 1 P. fi X 0 Ill ' 'J .t 1-7117-Fll3l X F.ff.N. I' '3 .iVf'?L77.'! ' :w'1f-a fr1-H.L. f 1,7 5 pt, f,-gc MQ 'F ,hm I tj-wx 1 f!': , 1 1 49. ,oz 1 I fix pt- Ab-: J g ,N .Qi lg A 1 tj' tl 4 Z ,:..,sf.....,.,. 4 3 P gf! 3 3 T'f??T??'35 EUR 5 a fffffiffdlil J' aff' , 3 Qsftfg ffl-732511-j x 1 2 1 I Y fi 1 4 Q F1 lil? N . f lt :I , xi ' - X i aai 'X HXSAWDQ. A : -L - ,gag -...-,1- FJ ' -2 --YY 'f ' 'LSL , ' - 1:5 Ili 5' 1 E I E fl 5 4 fffff ' . -. ! Rf-ff . , A - ,715 ll-....l i?7Q.- l -- fffj Lx.: 2,231.1 f Q..-fx it-1 'l ,Q ' , s ri ,I NIJ' 1 ll! -vnnv--nnsavnvv-.nv-an , I 'FWK A, FW wav imvwgffv A 5 I 3 iz rwrcvwv. ,vi--iw l , L. 1 f ,iw 'PZ JN Lf 3 'Yi' ! L1 '-- :gc 1 ,f 7 7y f X ex4:c :r2 3 ,Lu 6 Y.-iff V L.-yi' if lim yd xl E iq f7f7,.4 X! J' f-fu +V--,Mi -fix L A , J . X 1-an-nkuunqff-www fun-.2 va-marvel!! 69 With a great coach, Mr. Pat McLoughlin, the Uni High Girls' Basketball Team did their best and worked hard. The team was captained by Jana Kramer and Alice Liu, and during the season the team improved a lot under their guidance. Sophia, Jana, Erin, Suzy, and Robin did an excellent job under the basket while Alice, Sadie, Denise, and Linda were great as guards. Everyone tried their best. Overall, the girls feel good about their '82-83 season. , z A MQ! , vw----fp if :TP E x. e A ....... S 70 GIRLS BASKETBALL K W6 sage xlllfw V ,wyfj W W 3 i 1 ,, JZ . 0 Y M y. Q ws fx ..,40 ' W... 'Q W ,e asf' , Q5 Coach McLaughlin discusses strategies. 3 .fl Ages 1 Uni Uni Uni Uni Uni Uni U Uni Uni 'Ni Baskeiball Newman Oakland Chrisman Tri-Valley S-A S-A Bellfiower Wapella St. Joe Tri-Valley l-11 5 SUR! WRE SORRY, crew. Rmpy T0 NO Masaow ESSRD SHIP TTQY' NUNWRLDS! N'- i f KP .:i'?..eA7 -I DID YOU GRAB YER MAR THAT, 'TRI-CORDER, MR SULU 5' SPOCK. L6T'5 SOMETHING TAKE A LOOK, MUST B6 AMI55. 1. J! LCE 4 1.-'l f 7 32 . A - Fw. Ns 'X XX .X we 69' , FY f W ff' ' f 1' x f . J ' .f.:,Q.?2p ' o---- I? K :hal ' Ka 'b. 4 1 sw 'F W 0 rg X X X , T4 THECAPTAIN CLEAR we HAS A THEBRIDGC cavmw Leeev, 35355, HASA FUUXUPFYU cmcx. cum. f T X T f rg, X I i W A K-' L' :QQ T 1 Q L,wsxwQXmg 'sex UN 71 At the beginning of the year, it looked like Uni would only have four cheerleaders. However, they got it together and came up with a squad of twelve. The cheerleaders were responsible for encouraging fans to come to all the athletic events. They kept school spirit up all year long at cross- country meets, track meets, and basketball games. A few of them even managed to get spirited during the national anthem. Jay Cline sponsored the cheerleaders, and Monica Rondon was the captain. They all had a lot of fun organizing Uni's very first Homecoming to raise money for athletics. fi! xg, -,. . mln: , , K Y ' , i E W NJ if 1 CHEERLEADERS -fa ,,V i S-2' I iiii tj Y 72 Nfl 0,95 2. ' ,, ? M M as am ,Alf gg, 2726! ' f Top, L-R: Melinda Meyer, Cherie Travis, Julie McMillan, Monica Flondon, Clarita Uchendu, Angie Johnson. Bottom, L-Fl: Leah Grossman, Valli Plog, Emma Solaun, Lisa Frankenburg, Michelle Flondon, Kathy Mills. J Y W 7 M f X 7' 7 5? .f 5 'Q . ff wi '-sf NZ www li it -1 1 X , 73 SOCCER Left to Right, Top Row: Brent Lyles, Chris Heckman, Kevin Pondy, Matt Kolodziej, David Darling, Liz Salzman. Middle Row: Michael Johnson, Nat Finney, Opher Donchin, Rachel Wortis, Herbert Schonken. Bottom Row: Andrew Stewart, John Walker, Todd The Uni High Soccer Team showed great improvement this fall. Captains Paul Johnson and Andrew Stewart with occasional help from Opher Donchin managed to successfully coach the team through the season, despite their lack of coaching experience. The team put forth great effort this season and hopes that the work will result in the for mation of a Varsity Soccer Team Walker, Dan Teitelbaum, Kelly Fitz, Colin Garrett, Paul Johnson. Not Pictured: Leo Millar, Chris Lopez. SOCCER SCORES Uni 4 Central 3 Uni 1 Central 1 Uni 2 Centennial 5 Uni 1 Bloomington 4 Uni 2 Urbana 2 Uni 1 Central 7 Uni 3 Central 7 g gg g Co-Captains: Paul Johnson and Andrew Stewart Most Improved Player: John Walker. li . 7 a wsufwsnfanc- f i ii' newness Tosav, WAKJ1 me . six 'rons or 1 W if 1 1 Ria-mv simmons , A 2 ff I f sing., is AN Anxiety 75 Vg- , .4 ,.g.'qf'.fi I-1,a-152 FOR Me. 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W Vg, eff MWQ, NYM 7 S x A x .Ag an , A..-5, 15 5 -w. x A K W :1:. ,, 1, -,Meri ' 5 xx 1 3 if , K Y Q 505,511 v f- A 'Q In ,bw ,,.. From Modest Beginnings. . . 'R 5 Q id Hb! 44 1 S 1 vu , , WJ, V X f 94 I 'N S Wx f fm ' I ' 'Q fait!-.,xv ' ity: ,Y .. as I ll' B X M , Aww r f vsp 5-f -.-.1 . 1. K ff Clarita 5? A x N TISEIQ-vi I A '- M x vi' vivg , ,, V Q? wWi.f 5 'QVC' 5 S, 'W W 3923 'Egfr av ' - bs: 3 j BJ L ,.,,q-rf F 11 3 f --3 hi X' 1 A 4' ...- rv 5- A, ,. we y-6. ,. r Lffii. 'B 1 .,e,,r::'- ME: -fi , 1 1 11 me , 1 mm, W 1 Q- Us Hd'?wka,'ieLn 3 3 ,QA , 5 4. ', K If lam not for myself, who will be for me? But if I am only for myself, what am I? And if notnow, when? -- Hillel Ouch. - E.T. I know that you believe you understand what you think I said, but l am not sure you realize that what you heard is not what lmeant. - Something lprobably said Far away in the sunshine are my highest aspirations. l may not reach them but lcan look up and see their beauty, believe in them, and try to follow where they lead. - Louisa MayAlcott My Friends call me Keith, but you can call me John. - Keith Moon TANS TAFL! -- There ain 't no such thing as Free Love. - Solomon Short Never give a sucker an even break. - Unknown That's an old joke: besides, you told it wrong. -- Dan Teitelbaum Ya can't deny tha laws of physics, sir. I 've got ta have fifteen minutes. - Scotty He's dead, Jim. - Leonard J. 'Bones' McCoy The University of Illinois is a Three-dee cesspool of immorality. -- Brother Max . I 83 i X 3 I i 9 we NN me .www V L 'utiiite du vivre n'est pas en Vespace, elle est en W Vusageg tel a vecu longtemps qui a peu veu . . . II git en votre volon te, non au nombre d 'ans, que vous a yez assez vecu. iThe value of life lies not in the length of days, but in the use we make of them: a man may live long, yet live little. Whether you find satisfaction in life depends not on your tale of years, but on your will. 1 - Michel Eyquem Montaigne l Every person, all the events of your life are there because you have drawn them there. What you choose to do with them i is up to you. -- Richard Bach, 'Illusions' l , , As you glide, in your stride with the wind, as you fly away i , Give a smile from your lips, and say I am free, yes i'm free. W Now lfm on my way. - Earth, Wind, and Fire W W Life is Unfair! - Jerry Brinkerhoff He's dead, Jim. - Leonard McCoy, M. D. Out of doubt, out of dark to the days rising lcome singing in the sun, sword unsheathing To hope's end l rode and to heart 's breaking: Now for Wrath, now for ruin and a red nightfalll - J. R. R. Tolkien Love is the light, gonna let it shine Living each day, you're sure to find Another heart that's warm and true shining the light in return to you Share your love, don't try to restrain it Love, don't need to be afraid to Love, everybody get together Let every heart. . . do its part. - EWF lf the spud fits, wear it! - Mark Mothersbaugh Thls aln't rock and roll, this is Genocide! - David Bowie Not here, it 'li draw flies. - James D. Brown lf there's anything around here more important than my ego, l want it caught and shot immediately! - Zaphad Beeblebrox I 'm not God's gift to women, women are God 's gift to me. - Opher Donchin Every American student should learn a second language, preferably English. - Mignon McLaughlin Youth is so wonderful, why waste it on children? - G, B. Shaw There is no pain, you are receding, A distant ship smoke on the horizon. - Pink Floyd 'Munchy, crunchy, chocolatey cocoa-puffs. -- Jim Brown 'A dead chicken won't live the day out. - Anonymous 'l'm a born-again agnostic. - John Brewer Where do l go? Follow my heartbeat. Where do l go ? Follow my hand. Where do they lead me? And willl ever i Discover why I live and die? - Hair T Truthful words are not beautiful. Beautiful words are not truthful. Good men do not argue. Those who argue are not good. Those who know are not learned. The learned do not know. - Lao Tzu lf you practice an art, be proud ofit-and make it proud of you. . . lt may break your heart but it will fill your heart before it breaks it: it will make you a person in your own wright. -f- Maxwell Anderson 1... . X . . X Sf:f,X.l,ok fr N A-,ff X -' 'W or Hi ff' l realize l missed a day but l 'm too wrecked to care anyway. - Scorpions My life is free now, my life is clear Ilove you sweet leaf, though you can't hear. - Black Sabbath Take a bottle drown your sorrows Then it floods away tomorrows. - Ozzy Osbourne Y -f So live for today, tomorrow never comes. - Black Sabbath 1, 4 ,A ,V 4 4 ,,.'f5Y, ,. E As you discover changing times, it's not so bad as you will find. As you discover changing worlds, a new direction you must keep in mind. Life has so much to show you. You must be ready for the new. - Earth, Wind, and Fire Like a long lonely stream lkeep runnin' toward a dream, movin' on, movin' on like a branch on a tree I keep reachin' to be free movin' on, movin' on. - Stevie Wonder Better to remain silent and be thought a fool than to GW, speak out and remove all doubt. - Abraham Lincoln The world is green - in ,Q feed me. -- Unknown We V iii f R Life is pain, pain is everything. -- 'Class of 1984' Let it be your pride. . . to show all men everywhere not only what good soldiers you are, but also what good men you are. - Woodrow Wilson l remember when, as a child, l used to stop and stare, Looking in the sky, wondering how, did my life compare. So l found thru my desire, lcould take it to the sky. Now, my heart can fly. Time moved on and then life and l became the best of friends. There 's no limit to all the smiles in life. Life is a word you live. Strong as the vibes you give. Living in happiness is knowing that you've been blessed. Take it to the sky. -- Earth, Wind, and Fire And as sudden as a breeze, and as clear as a raindrop, it seemed just plain silly for Jeanette to go home. And she never did. She stayed with Juniper forever and ever. And their days were filled with sunshine and roses, happiness and joy, and sweet contentment. - 'Juniper' l've got a bad feeling about this. - Han Solo Ex Forget what life used to be You are what you choose to be. lt's whatever it is you see That life will become. Whatever you think you have You have nothing to lose. - Jackson Browne I have hardly ever known a mathematician who was capable of reasoning. - Plato Did you know you have a brown spot in your eye? - Everyone l'm very dangerous when ldon't know what l'm doing. - Dr. Who Short is cool! - JBIPT ls it too late to change your mind When disappointment's all you find When the pleasure and the pain All seem to feel the same. - David Edwards Leave out the fiction - The fact is: This friction Will only be worn by persistence. Leave out conditions - Courageous convictions Will drag the dream into existence. - RUSH There is only one success. . . to be able to spend your life in your own way. - Christopher Morley Forsan et haec olim meminisse iuvabit. lPerhaps someday we will be happy to remember even these things. J - Aeneas So get up and go It if you're tired of moving slow. - The Go-Go's 1 g . g Everybody got mixed feelings A ' ':-iw -. About the function and the form ' if Everybody got to deviate ' M .,. From the norm. - RUSH T This is the place for celebrating E This is the crowd that's fascinating. - The Go-Go's lf you can 't beat 'em, cheat 'em. -- Unknown You are never given a wish without also being given the power to make it come true. - Richard Bach Let's party! -- Andrea Better stop dreaming of the quiet life - Cos it's the one we'll never know And quit running for that runaway bus - Cos those rosy days are few And stop apologizing for the things you 've never doneg Cos time is short and life is cruel - But it's up to us to change This town called malice. - The Jam All that is now All that is gone All that's to come And everything under the sun is in tune h But the sun is eclipsed bythe moon. - Roger Walters i What is new charming juvenility y i f i h i Will in time lose its adorability l , f l y And appear much more like imbecllity - Tomi Lehrer . . Memories may be beautiful and yet What's too simple to remember i We simply choose to forget So it 's the laughter we will remember Whenever we remember the way we were . .y. i The way we were. - Marilyn and AlaniBergman l understand you've been running from a man that goes by the name of the Sandman, he rides the sky like an eagle in the eye ofa hurricane that's abandoned. - America A man more right than all his neighbors is a majority of one. -- Thoreau lf you take cranberries and stew them like applesauce, they taste much more like prunes that rhubarb does. - Groucho Marx J: :GD Q-E gm ll W:- 52 QQ gi 85 Sc- cum S2 'Q 00 55 53,2 C50 I b : o -2 3 E CD . , -. -t Ain't no use in holding on when nothing stays the same. l'll let it rain 'cause the rain ain't gonna hurt meg and l'll let you go, though lknow it won 't be easy. lt's my turn, to see what lcan see. I hope you 'll understand that this time's just for me. lt's my turn, to turn and say goodbye, lsure would like to know that you're still on my side. It 's my turn, to start from number one, trying to undo some damage that's been done. lt's my turn, to reach and touch the sky, NO ONE 'S gonna say, at least l dldn't try! lT'S MY TURN! - Diana Ross WHO CARES ABOUT LEARNING? - Angie Johnson SMOKE WHA T? - Dan Teitelbaum Smash palace. -- Bill Walker I care not what comes after: for I ha ve seen the dragons on the winds of morning. - Ursula K. LeGuin Drum on your drums, batter on your banjos. sob on the long cool winding saxophones. Go to it, O jazzmen. -- Carl Sanburg Don 't be afraid to care. -- Pink Floyd lf only Dionysus were alive! Where would he eat? - Woody Allen I don 't want an involvement -- I want a quick intellectual experience. - Woody Allen Ask not what your country can do for you, Ask what the world can do for you - think big! - Anonymous . I can feel the dark take the night, Apart, but then, the stars come out and lift my heart -- Believing there 's a star for everyone. Makes it easier to recall I I I that together for the children of the world - There 's a star smilin ' for us all. -- Earth, Wind, and Fire . 2 ,jg V 2 5 High school isn 't a time and a place. It's a state of mind. - Frank Zappa l 'm singin' in the rain. Just singin' in the rain. What a glorious feeling. l'm happy again! - 'Singin' in the Rain' Sailing Takes me away To where I 've always heard it could be Just a dream and the wind to carry me And soon I will be free. - Christopher Cross Lord knows lloves my brother, but the pork chop was MlNEl' -- Convicted murderer Nothing is so strong as gentleness, and nothing is so gentle as real strength. - St. Francis De Salle Beam me up, Scotty. - Capt. James T. Kirk l'm steppin' out, l'm movin' on, l'm gonna see the world, Like a rolling stone, l'm gonna be somebody - Ooh, l'm steppin' out. - ELO I of W ,1 1 ' t Life's like a firework , You 're only lit once and you must stand and radiate correctly. -XTC K 1 I I magyar .A xT'm x..g ' S -F' 96 r Honorary Senior 'N za .Va .-ag' XM nhxmwpmmuv 1555 fm N 'M N, sv W- . N--. Y M an h M S 'Q ngS '-w-..,,, 2 1 'W r K 1 f 4 2 ' - ' -' 54, 1 ,- fic J ,J ' Y N,-W.,-wg AHWQQ f 4 , 'Sb 1 ., 4 Q fy Y 11 all f Class History Sub year, we enter Uni not knowing what is to come. Mr. Young dazzles us with his earring, and repulses us with granola hanging from his beard. We're kicked out of the halls and into the subbie lounge, but children will be children, and we destroy it, too. Chris and Maggie become our first couple and Alan and Meena follow suit. Shagg starts his playgirl mustache. Bridge becomes the fave pastime for us Subbies. Stephi and Chris become an item, and we get our first glimpse of P. D. A. Maggie and Meena start their clique, Brenda and Stephi start theirs, and the ensuing disputes prove brutal. Combat boots are sabotaged with Vienna sausage. PQ. All dances become emotional y trying lsobl. Amy and Shagg? Carol and Jennifer sing. Ed T. tries to blow up the science lab. We frolic about Allerton, and our guys get their first experience in X-Country running. At dances, John becomes Disco Kid, and Joe King Tut. Mrs. Scholnik teaches us about Mickius and Minnius Disneyus. Abraham comes and leaves. Dan journeys to Israel, leaving grease and broken hearts in his wake. Freshman year, we lose Ed T., Jason, Jeff, Heidi, Lisa, and Chris L. Allison leaves also, but her winter coat lingers on. Dan returns, but hearts have mended. We gain Mindy, Andrew, Steve, and Ajay. Mrs. Perrin teaches us to be stiIl. Fickle Finger of Fate. Brenda and Ajay hit it off from the start. lan begins his crush on Monica. Meena shocks us all when she wears heels. Maggie and Chris go together, Maggie and Chris break up, Maggie and Chris go together . . . Angie and Claire live at Skateland. Some of the girls become cheerleaders, and think we're hot stuff. We gain another student - Mike McCollom. We become the Freshman Girls. Gasper and Bill take the eye out of a fetal pig. Will Bay ever find his quadruple-X woman? Clarita starts gossiping, and never stops. We win our first Varsity and JV games! David, Steve, John, and Lynn live in dungeons with dragons. Valli and Farrah. Lima Bean. Valli, Julie, and Maggie grow up, and go to the upperclassman prom. Brian showers Aleya with flowers. Maggie and soggy bread. Shawn teaches us about sex in the seventeenth century, the eighteenth century, etc .... Ajay attacks anything slightly female. Girls' Track wins Conference, thanks partly to the Freshman Girls. Sophomore year, we lose Brian, Yolanda, Meena, and Ajay. Chris L. comes back from Germany, but can't speak German. Gasper loses weight, gains Aleya, and makes good. We gain Gila. Carol, Julie, Stephi, Aleya, and Jennifer discover older men. We become Mrs. Baker's psychiatrists. Pat spreads his mellowness. Shagg disappoints all of us, and goes with a Willie Nelson lookalike. Chris, Shagg, Joe, and Alan are surgically attached at the head. Bill takes out his frustrations on the piano. Lucia comes to us from Italy. We all become BOOFS. Liz contributes her musical talents to school productions. Mr. Dwyer mistakes Amy for Dolly Parton and Kenyon for John Schneider, and calls Opher his class mentor. He xeroxes his fingers, loses countries, and throws us his cashmere coat. His was the lucky class! Mrs. Johnson teaches the rest of us about bathing in Thailand. We learn who the most famous Bengali poet is! Gasper gets suspended - twice. Andrea becomes a sophomore. We catch Laurie at a dance. No one opts to take the optional math final. Ian is now obsessed with Monica. Angie is a spazz. Our second camping trip includes millet rice and strip poker. Gasper threatens to jump in a lake. Marana and Amy become Gargoyle editors. Bill starts the tradition of his class parties. Junior year, we lose Lynn, Andrew, Gasper, and Vicky. We gain Kathy. Valli goes punk. Dan goes wild over Naomi's grey pants. Shagg's ' assets rise to fame. Brenda turns black. We love Mindy to devout Judaism. Dan plays with Mrs. Gutowsky's mind. Sheryl keeps four men in the wings. Steve, Ed, and Chris L. monopolize the PLATO terminals. Some of the guys check out the underclassman girls. Alan does his Evil Kenevil impersonation. Mrs. Wheeler, Mrs. Wheeler, Mrs. Wheeler . . . Laurie is our class president, but nobody cares. Chris falls in love with Michelle's heels and Monlca's rainbow belt. Dan asks Clarita to prom? The school acquires a new inside joke - Pre-Calc. Will Uni close? Paul turns to gymnastics to escape Thailand. JuIie's into yellow. The soccer team scores a goal. Our class tries Mr. C.'s Christian patience. Mr. C. informs the girls that guys are only after one thing. Second semester, he is disgusted and leaves. We gain Winsor Naugler Ill, who gives us the option of whether or not to come to class. Most of us decide not to. He doesn't belive in failing, and we try not to disappoint him. Pat gives Cherie the Distinguished Laugh Award. Angie thinks it's gross. Boys' Track wins Conference in Memorial Stadium. Senior year, we lose Laurie, Marana, and Chuck. Andrew and Vicky have returned. We pray we don't get state aid - we don't want to take 5 hours of classes a day. ln fact, most of us don't anyway. We can't wait to GRADUATE!!! Senior P.E. has the worId's first 8-legged shortstop. Many get a taste of the rich life - as chauffeurs. SWAK! SWAK! BLBLBLBLBL. SCUUU! The Stoughton Street parking spaces are filled with senior cars. Dr. Davis thinks we know a lot about this. Joe wants to be all that he can be. John and Steve become basketball studs. Ed and Mindy lead the crusade for Agora Week. Mrs. Wheeler still haunts us in the halls. We quickly acquire the healthy attitude of senioritis. Seniors get acquainted with U of I classes. Dr. Paul - baby is a doll, and we become Junior Lawyers. The Meaning of Life : Debate. The class geta a 4+ fbut we can pull it up to a 5 with a little workl. The undergrad becomes the new senior hangout. Some lucky seniors get to take Driver's Ed. with Miss Peters. Jennifer and Dan? Angie, Kathy, and Clarita join the Omegas. A bunch of girls become cheerleaders once again. Mrs. S. prepares us for college. We're sure that Brenda is still in our class, but nobody ever sees her. Junior girls fall for Andrew, and the wallpaper club falls for Joe. Jim plays go-fish on PLATO. We sell REAL Wiscon- sin Cheese and Sausage. One last thing before we go: we're just . . . COOL. i il aWwN,nM,,-xmaw0,,,,hNddpN,V,,M,',,,,,,,r Q. , -4-me-1.--.N --NL----,L-E.,, rip- -4-- Z.-L,----wwf... 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Lg ,. . 1 L --iz: - T..-::1-:Lux-1:A:nl 'x H fs .ww-ff WMM. kim, L ,mf 4 'a if 44 wx Ni mf E ,fu dx. .... . Q Q fx Q i 5, gf 5 in- awww 4... Z'. lj fr 'M-M-...Nl ,gg-31 ff 4? T -14x13 ' ' ' ' - . f CLASS WILL I, Edward Blumenthal, leave my sense of humor to Felix Ortony, who can't afford to be taken seriously. I, John Brewer, leave the title of Resident Computer Jock and a matching pair of socks to Colin Garrett. I, Jennifer Bright, leave my common sense to Michelle Jolly, and my admiration to Rebecca Swarr for her ability to smile through anything. I, Brenda Brinkerhoff, leave my love, admiration and respect to my favorite coach and my substitute mom, Cori Rizzo. I, James Brown, leave my great ability as Soul King to Bobs Winter. I, David Darling, in order to make a point to Mrs. Tibbetts and a certain playwright, am going to take it with me when I go. I, Chris DeCardy, leave my size 11 basketball shoes, my love for cross-country, and all my respect to Mike Blossom. I, Opher Donchin, leave the sex appeal that I got from Steve Schran, and which he got from Dov Cole to John Walker, and my ability to annoy teachers to Michelle Jolly, who needs it. I, Steve Ekker, give to John Walker my knowing senior class status for the duration of his stay at Uni. I, Jackie Faiman, leave my ability to put things off to the last minute to those who could stay at Uni I, Vicky Getis, leave my library job, which I received under the title anyone desperate to take it to Peter McDowell, and my ability to prolong silly discussions to Sarah Baldwin. I, Angie Johnson, leave my taste in clothes to the girls in the class of '84, and my appreciation of good music to the classes of '84 and '85, I, Paul Johnson, leave my quietness in class to David Paul, my soccer cleats to John Walker, and my Rubik's cube to Chris Heckman. I, Joseph Kim, leave my brother to Lisa Frankenburg, and Miss September and Miss December to Richard Williams. I, Chris Lopez, leave my ability to write 30 words per line to William Jockush, who can't keep between the lines on wide ruled paper. I, Shigeki Makino, leave my love for homework to William Jockush. REMEMBER, BINKLEY ? LIKE GRAINS OF REMEMBER Tl-IO56 DRY5 IN RIO? MQMORIQ5 SANI7 IN AN HOUR- Tl-I6 LONG BOOZY NIC-1l'fl5,,.Tl-I6 -mm 5 Au, GLASS 60 IH6 VRY6 THE DARK WOMEN WHO66 W6 HAVE LEFT . OF OUR UV65 .... UPS TASTE? OF BROKEN HGAKT5 ANI? TEQUILA f7UNRl6E5 7 X Reremaen 2 V I ,yi 2' X 7' ' W. A ,, , , s fs ,N s gt, ts. 3 . . ,UQ i fly? XJ 13112 1 NXAVN -. v . Q, ,' 2,1 ' 4, 9' , W 'Ove 1 1- .QAXTWYV ASJ1 X - M, -. . . I 1' No. ' ' I , 43 . L' .M ati? ' Qi XL get X I, Julie A. McMillan, lea lv fastness to Sophia Neely, who doesn't need it for running. I, Liz Paley, leave the pigme tation in my eye to Mr. McLaughlin so he can have a matched set. I, Aleya Rahman, leave my I keup to Meena Balgopal, my ability to comprehend things to Eugenia Chow, and my eternal diet to Lf Grossman. I, Michelle Rondon, leave a ' icky for being so wonderful, my hair to all the unfortunate blondes in the school, and my History. X class of '85. I, Monica Rondon, leave rn .u .s lo Pat, my superior knowledge of Calculus to David Secrest and Pieter Van Es, my high five to t an H and Steve R., and my darkroom technique to Richard W. I, lan Scharf, leave my profound statements, comb, and suave way with female teachers to Bobs Winter, and my corner jumper to Mike Blossom. I, Sheryl Stecyck, leave my half of Elections Committee to Peter McDowell, my ability to go to concerts to Tom Leslie, and all my strangeness and Happy Birthday! s to Pat McLaughlin. I, Andrew Stewart, leave Nothing. I have nothing to leave behind. I, Carol Sudman, leave my femininity to Ella, and my reputation to Emma, who needs a clean start. I, Amy Swarr, leave my talent for getting sick Sunday night to my sister, who will need it for U.S. History. I, Dan Teitelbaum, leave my presidency of the Apathy Club to Jordy Kellman, and my taste in clothes to all who are destitute. I, Cherie Travis, leave lots of enthusiasm and rowdiness to the future cheerleaders, and my giggle to Pat who needs a good laugh. I, Clarita Uchendu, leave a smile to Becky, Robin, Rebecca, and Dan M. because they've all got class. I leave my ability to socialize to Iris, and the title of gossip queen to Robin VanEs. I, Bill Walker, leave my impeccable taste in music to the long-suffering jukebox. I, Stephanie Wengert, leave my deepest sympathy to future lounge committee chairmen. I, Mary Magdalene Williams, leave my never ending search for the perfect man, along with my 'fro, to Rebecca Swarr, my fat to Pieter VanEs, and my Izod shirts to Brian H. I, Naomi Wortis, leave my long blonde hair and all it's implications to Sarah Baldwin, and my ability to get organized to Todd Walker. 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Once again, the subfreshman class was sponsored by the counseling office staff - LuAnn Smith, Judy Shipp, Karen Moon, and Jeff Hollowell. 2 .'1 CLASS OFFICERS - Celia Rothenberg, Julie Kimmel, Claudio Grat- Meena Prasanta Bhowmik 'Wa-s Anthony Chen Cynthia Chou Kimberly Clausing Miriam Davidson Sharon Dornhoff , , ,R - arf fimj., Ve,, -rl, -Qui ,,,:,, -ww FUR EJ-'XTFTVIN l FsLGil5i3...T JQTNi Uflfflfy... 1 1 LINUJLPYM r1QrL2..,lT'5 pg Q , Cowie AND I CllN'T ,g l WH1ZT'u AOf1C.E3Cf:4Cf . srow lt, li 1 Crmns? 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Ygg? l've been eating my vegetables. 1 13 Sophomores The Sophomore Class officials this year were Rebecca Swarr lPresidentl, Sarah Williams lRepresentativel, Leah Grossman lSecretary-Treasurerl. Jackie Ruesch agreed to be this class' sponsor. The Sophomores held many sales, including a T-shirt sale. The Sophomores sponsored the Christmas Dance. Cheri Anaclerio Wendy Applequist Iris Chang Erin Clausing John Coch 'vwvv Nwfw . . I , Eddie Curran Kelly Fitz Colin Garrett Elisabeth Gray Leah Grossman Ursula Hess Michael Hochman Michael Johnson Brent Jordan 1 it 4? That gum's still up there'7 EIN-fy, Dan McGIathery Davld McCord Mehnda Meyer Lusa Peters Elen Ftokluna Liz Salzmann Adam Schmutt Ella Schoenberg Suzy Schoenewelss Herbert Schonken IUmY'5 TOPSTURIESI MIR6 VIGENCE IN EL SALVADOR IEAT5 UP.. IRELAND BLGM5 UP. NEW WAR IN FPUCIANV5 fJOVIEI5 TEARGFI5 ENTIRE EAST UROPE XD. If HI, PEOPLE E w a I I ' I IN Z i'm' W t FYZII. 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V x Y Q 5 6 , -, ijy 'Z .f i 5. , .V l wx x Q in Y + s Lx M' if my +. ,X 'S N V I , , g Q z N x She's a valley-girl . . . valley girl . . . 1 ,www , wp? Q 'fi 118 . M y...A....Q-us-Q-....,..........,,. .. Q v. 'Z N29 f f gm ' ,,1a, Q V . wx 1 ,. .. A- , V A W' 3 ' ,Q f i 4 ' V. fm N ,E f. ' ' L I-gi Vl-Q- . f x 3 ' X R if g:' Xxx ' fy 'ii Charlie's Angels A ,f , I ,iff wx n o .bv Hey froggie-baby! Burp l if A .t ,.., ,, 4 il 5? X ,., fy 3 f A ,, f 4 ,WI-': P' ' 5 sf! 5 if Juniors .4-V 40 -,.' Q-av This year, the class officers were Mike Blossom lPresidentl, lex Wong llfiepresen- ta ivej, and Becky Davidson ' lSecretary!Treasurerl. Chris Butler served as the Junior class sponsor. This class 3 Z fel' 2 ,:,, l ,j . held several bake sales, hot dog sales, and 5 even a pretzel sale and a car wash. These fundraisers helped o sponsor part of the fx I Spring Fling and the Prom. V A' P' w f CLASS OFFICERS - Mike Blossom, Becky Davidson, Alex Wong. WH W4 wZ'T':v 4 1 ,f N Sarah Baldwin Michael Blossom 5 I Michael Boni Derek Chen Eugenia Chow --442 . Katherine Csizmadia Becky Davidson Mary Doebel Theodore Eckert Mark Elder Y aflvxwvf I wlo,..1 was I ow rw in Mun! Maw .f mvaee ' cookmz wmv. 1 mow. Rock wma. is eumavw T0 vo A HUTEL SVHPWTOF 1 was REALLY ow Down mmm mmuon emev we wrmlg WHAT 2 ROOM ffl 7H1NK WIN' WW mm We OLIVIA lvewrolv f-sg-N ,ZX ,HW ll 'iw' A M, 'sw J 4 D Q ' I .... Af ' ' ' , X X X X - X I K , E f 1 , cf 'I ' -J X ,T ' V f -4 I S if is T f.- . V, . K - 55 1 ' X -- ' ' Q 5 . fi if l- QL' .,,,, '...,, r nb VB . , XX - 0.15 H, 1 1 I 'Q:3:f:. ' rd QSNWW Mag f lf' sN 'l T is 'M ' Y 15 L xxx. ' X 'N X X X . 3 ag X ' V P, or - T , f N X if W X l W, T New D xml N H7 X , tmxsll ,M ll sw X Ny Ny DON 'T EVEN I'V6 CHANGED. 5'lEV6 DAUA5 ASK, weve. oo ow FORGQT TM A New MAN. WROTE A I DID. wml Me. lr. HERE, I wrcore LOVE SONNETF READ Fl. l X YOU A Love X l eormer. I 1, X f N-1 A A J . L A 1- A -G F f A ' . 1 fi le l il L+ N G f - , A- l 2 vii' li i V W 1 lx W 1 , fr' 1 M lo-IQ ' ' iN MY PREAM5, VALLA5, YER ALL I 5665, YOU'V6 UPS, L665 ANP KNEE5, OUTVON6 BE MY NWN SQUGEZE' YERSELF f - S9 W AX J l -L 'le '91- W- 'Nw vw-wwf . 4 ff Nat Finney Gail Gamble Eric Giles Chris Heckman Sarah Hendrick X,-f' Ehud' 'HW-vi yr-A-yr' ll Hr A Diana Hoover Michelle Jolly Jordy Kellman .1 V X. ' 4 ny 5-- Q ' E- -. 4 J v., ' 9 I XAMNYE xx QAM 1 4 4 ii '5i7..-r'-1.9: 'Q 4-' ', X x X, +1 A . -aw- SQE- ' ff' ' ,aw Y, I Q 'M if A 17 ' , K 46 Q as 'l ' - Hang! Matthew Kolodziej J K ana famef QS-.ww Xwfkm Creel Lancaster Greg Laughlin ,idol 'S speechless for Once Alice Lee Peter McDowell JBQ :fra I 'E Q0 '-v-nr Xa JJ Leo Millar Jennifer Oglesbee V-avr-Y' V David Paul Erica Prussing 'PW lflln LQ. Arnold Rudnick David Secrest Sylvia Temperley Andres Uribe Pieter Van Es lb 'anuef Todd Walker Bobs Winter M., a e nflff fl z ' X ,tfryfaf e T i:X -ax ., ' 1 C , .-J, F ,gp ,.'.' 3 Q e ' i : -' '.' 1 ' L X.. , ' W ' .1 - v X -ww. ew ', W 2- rw.. l , GQ ' T .. A -f '1 , 3 -' F, ef fix 'v'! '4M.,,3g-ftigizw - L , haf X , -. ,,. Ar. f. ,QV - r 'LW uv ,Lx arg: - mv A .. ml ., Jai.Zn,n..J W A.. H Alex Wong Paul Zinnes Q Rocky Jr. 5. Snicker, snicker. . . N46 HeIp, I'm surrounded! 'ff' M Qiiwf WELCOME The Bobbsey Twins w 354 , , x.:r N.. any + I .x. 4... ... as' xxx. 'zzz , E:-H A ,nn ' 1 12.2 6 ... ,aid .zzz .... zz:- :acl w, .-.I g:.. -.az 'S WGN V ,.,. N, ki' fl-wav.. H - 1 gg z 1 X UTM of 5-1gi1:,mz.f' ee 4 1 X N Q ,fi '- 1 A' '-, nf ,' .' , wg. , ,f M 'W M X fa Q E ifmfixg. 535: A YEARBOCDK PATRCDNS David and Marlene Bright Ridley and Enis Brown - Congratulations class of 7983. Margaret G. DeCardy Mr. and Mrs. Paul Doebel - Good Luck Class of '83. Ron and Karen Fitz - Education is that which remains when one has forgotten everything he learned in school. lAlbert Einsteinj. Mr. and Mrs. Al Huang Ann and Tom jolly - May you each have a satisfying life. R. Peter and Ellen C. K. johnson - Congratulations, and Many Happy, Productive Years Ahead to the Class of '83. Braj and Yamuna Kachru - Best wishes to the class of '83, Chin W. Kim Dr. and Mrs. Curtis Krock Seiichi and Yasuko Makino - Best of luck to the class of '83. Mr. and Mrs. William L. McMillan Mr. and Mrs. Martin Meyer, lr. - May you all do as well as you think you should. Russel and Elaine Peppers Lou and Sandy Pondy - With many good wishes. lohn and Laurel Prussing Mr. and Mrs. Matiur Rahman - Congratulations to the class of '83. Lorraine Rondon - Best of luck to the best of students - Class of '83, Charles C. Stewart lane and Ralph Swarr - Congratulations, Amy! Mr. and Mrs. William H. Walker - Congratulations to the class of '83. You know who we are - You know who you are - with Love. News-Gazette Photo By Robert K O Danieli UNIVERSITY HlGH SCHOOL STUDENTS LISTEN IN SCHOOL GYMNASTUM TUESDAY MORNING ...UI College of Education's desire to close school announced at assembly SENICRS IN THE NEWS -..f- , -, ' , .fa W, 1 , ,VU I ihr, 4' ' f . A we ' 1, P , fmwwwwwvfxzwwym-1 ,fa mf 2 -f V -:1+sy22'Qf J X' 'f f f f, , , f..mwwe4, '-rv-'11 f Tmmwww. Y M f .xl . f A .. .f ,,,7. 171. , N If- M7 M525 ,O .V , f,s , f '552i'fia: ,V V, e ' ' gg is My 1 A O 5 . ,g, 4' ' y 1 A , ' WZ, , rw, ww, :Q gf: Jw 2 W f 2 Q eff? ff! 7 xi, f vg' W VW y,,'?w - 25 ' egjm g, H 8 z'fSw'f'Q KWH. MRM Q LOOK JUOT YOUR HNXIETIE5 EXACTLY WHO FIGMFNTS OF PM NL OF YOUR FANCY YOU HWING THAT 5 WHO f I N THGRE, ? ,f'X, I suv. ' f 6 J, i ,- ' y . V, , lo T10 ,, 'O fl ' . QT MONSTERS ANU MINOFHURS CRGATURES HND CREBHEO WHYWHERE HRQ 6V6N A FEW CEOEBRITZES' ' MAYBE HOW WERE NIOHTNVHRES P196 DREHM5 ARE EU65 HW 56995 HNV BAT5 we COULD HRRANC16 FOR ABOUT UNDER THE BED. AND OTHER P16065 OF YOUR PHYLLJ5 5gHL,qpg,y 10 VICTORUA .X X PERSONAL WHIMHY Jump ow AND me ff Pmwcrm R VKX T You somewme. - 1 Ig X XJ X 7-N' X J ' V' ' ' X My Jf'4 I 5' 1 ,M 1' 4? ' L, 3 A4 ii fly J: JI 3 G lg' 4' 3 . 4 J Ji., fi-J r 1 4 1 L . F 3 ' 3 MF, A 1 Q 1 ' F0 .- OT ' O ii - i -- ' T I-IZ J 5 U fl f I - , l no X O mu' Q .th i ul , Q' , - M 2 T9 Le ,- Senior Activities Steve Ekker - Chess Club 25 Chess Team 2, 45 Soccer 2, 3. Jackie Faiman - Agora Week 35 National French Contests 35 Darling Daughter Cast 35 Interna- tional Club 3, 45 Handbook!Orientation 45 SFAC 45 Yearbook 4. Vicky Getis - You Can't Take It With You 15 Antigone Crew 25 Beggar's Opera Crew 25 Thurber Carnival Crew 35 Big Show Crew 25 Book Bar 35 Milk Committee 45 International Club Secretary 3, Treasurer 45 Latin Contest s, 15 Year- book 3. Claire Guback Angela Johnson - Track 1, 2, 3, Co-Captain 45 Most Improved Runner 35 Instrumental Musics 1, 2, 3, 45 State Music Contest 15 Cheerleader 1, 45 International Club 35 Yearbook 2, 45 Gargoyle 3, 45 Unique 35 Phoenix TV 35 Republican Mock Con- vention 15 Afro-American Club s5 Cool Freshman 15 Brown Bus Gang s, 1, 2, 3, 45 SPAZ!! Paul Johnson - Gymnastics 1, 2, 3, 45 Soccer 3, 45 Cross Country 1, 2, 35 Darling Daughter Crew 35 Chess Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Soccer Captain 3, 4. Chris Lopez - Soccer Club 2, 3, 45 Chess Team 3, 4. Joe Kim - Basketball s, 1, 45 You Can't Take It With You Cast 15 Antigone Cast 35 Peer Counselor 15 Track 3, 45 Cross Country 45 Year- book 3, 45 Republican Mock Convention 2. Shagg Makino - Track 1, 2, 3, 45 Cross Country 2, 3, 4, Sectionals 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Na- tional Honor Society 3, 45 Phoenix News 35 Gargoyle 4. Julie McMillan - SFAC s5 Secretary-Treasurer 15 Finance Committee 15 Freshman Girl 15 Represen- tative 25 Lounge Committee 2, Secretary 45 Stu- dent Council Vice-President 45 Gargoyle 1, 2, 3, 45 Yearbook 3, 45 Beggar's Opera 25 Thurber Car- nival Crew 35 Madrigals 3, 45 Chorus 3, 45 Cross Country 2, Captain 45 Track 1, 2, 4, Co-Captain 35 Gymnastics Club 25 Cheerleader 3, 45 National Honor Society 3, Treasurer 45 State Music Con- tests 3, 45 Who's Who Among High School l26 Students 3, 45 National German Contest, 2nd in State 2, AATG Award Winner 3. Kathy Mins Mindy Averbuch - Agora Week 3, Chairman 45 Handbook!Orientation 3, 45 Gargoyle 3, 45 Prom Committee 35 French Contests 1, 2, 3, 45 Madrigals 45 Mixed Chorus 4. Ed Blumenthal - Class president 45 Student Council 45 SFAC 3, 45 Chess Club 2, 4, President 35 Agora Week 3, Chairman 45 Chorus 2, 3, 45 Madrigals 2, 3, 45 State Music Contests 2, 3, 45 Big Show 25 Beggar's Opera Cast 25 Thurber Car- nival Crew 35 Darling Daughter Cast 35 Good Doctor Cast 45 Soccer Team 35 National Honor Society 3, 45 SLAVA 2, 35 State Russian Contests 1st s, 3, 2nd 25 State Latin Contests, Excellent 15 Olympiada Bronze Medalist 2, Silver 35 Explorer Post 23 3, 4. John Brewer - Resident Computer Jock 2, 3, 45 All-Being Master of Time, Space, and Dimension 4. Jennifer Bright - Track 1, 25 Most Improved Run- ner 15 French Contests s, 2, 2nd in Division 35 State Music Contests sg Gargoyle 3, 45 Chairper- son, Handbook!Orientation 45 National Honor Society 3, 45 NMSQT Semi-Finalist 45 Yearbook 45 Freshman Girl 1. Brenda Brinkerhoff - Cross Country 1, 25 Track 1, 2, 3, Co-Captain 35 Most Valuable Runner 35 State Track Meet 25 Gymnastics 3, 4, Most Improved 3, Most Valuable 45 Coordinator of International Club 35 Gargoyle s, 1, 2, 35 Taco John's 3, 45 sub lounge committee s. Jim Brown - Cross Country 15 Track 15 Chess Club 35 Soccer Club 3. David Darling - Survived s, 2, 3, 45 Agora Week 1, 2, 3, 45 Soccer Team 3, 45 Valentine's Dance DJ 35 CSO s, 15 Milk Committee 45 Madrigals 45 NMSQT Semi-Finalist 4. Chris DeCardy - Gargoyle 1, 2, 3, 45 Yearbook 3, Editor 45 Cross Country 1, 45 Basketball s, 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 1, 2, 3, Captain 45 National Honor Society 3, 4. Opher Donchin - Cross Country 1, 25 Track 1, 2, 45 Basketball s, 1, 2, 3, 45 Thurber Carnival Crew 33 Soccer Team 3, 43 Gargoyle 33 Peer Counselor 3. Liz Paley - Chorus Accompanist 2, 3, 43 Big Show 1, 33 Antigone Accompanist 23 Darling Daughter Accompanist 33 National French Con- test 2, 3, 43 Milk Committee 43 National Honor Society 3, 43 Madrigals 43 You Can't Take lt With You Publicity 13 NMSQT Letter of Commendation 4. Valli Plog - Cross Country 43 Track 1, 2, 43 Cheerleading 1, 2, 43 Yearbook 4g Gargoyle 33 ln- ternational Club 33 Republican Mock Convention 13 Cool Freshman 13 Jake Stake Fan Club 2, 3. Aleya Rahman - Secretary-Treasurer s, 23 Representative 13 Student Council Parliamen- tarian 43 International Club Recording Secretary 33 Republican Mock Convention 1. Michelle Rondon - Track 1, 2, 33 Cheerleading 1, 3, 43 Gymnastics 2, 33 Latin Contest State Finalist s, 1, 33 Yearbook Treasurer 43 Gargoyle 43 NMSQT Semi-Finalist 43 Thurber Carnival Crew 33 Beg- gar's Opera Crew 23 Freshman Girl 1. Monica Rondon - SFAC 23 Peer Counselor 33 Lounge Committee 2, Treasurer 43 Cheerleading 3, Co-Captain 43 Track 1, 23 Yearbook 43 Gargoyle 2, 3, Co-Editor 43 Gymnastics Club 23 Freshman Girl 1. lan Scharf - Basketball 1, 33 Unique 1, 2. Sheryl Stecyk - Gymnastics Team 2, 33 Representative 33 Chorus 43 Elections Committee Chairman 4. Andrew Stewart - American School in London 33 Juggling Club 33 Student Council 33 Soccer Club 2, 43 Yearbook 4. Amy Swarr - Peer Counselor 13 Track 1, 33 Gargoyle Co-Editor 3, 43 Student Council Secretary 3, 43 Yearbook 43 International Club 3, 43 Handbook!Orientation 3, 43 Lounge Committee 4. Carol Sudman - Student Council Vice-President 3, President 43 Class President s, 13 Peer Counselor 23 Free To Be SQ Real Inspector Hound 13 You Can't Take lt With You 13 An- tigone Crew 23 Beggar's Opera 23 Thurber Carnival 33 Chorus 2, 33 State Music Contests 33 National French Contest sg Book Bar 43 Student Council Picnic 23 Handbook!Orientation 33 Year- book 3,41 Partied Hardy s, 1, 2, 3, 4. Dan Teitelbaum - Chess Club s, 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball s, 1, 2, 43 Soccer Club 3, 43 Apathy Club President 43 Gargoyle 3. Cherie Travis - Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 43 Track 1, 2, 3, 43 Yearbook 2, 3, 43 International Club 33 Republican Mock Convention 13 Gargoyle 2, 4. Clarita Uchendu - Gargoyle 1, 3, 43 Track 1, 2, 3, 43 Yearbook 2, 43 Phoenix News 33 Cheerleader 1, 43 Lounge Committee 3, 43 State Music Contests SQ Big Show SQ National French Contest s, 1, 23 Gym- nastics Team 33 Brown Bus Gang s, 1, 2, 3, 43 Afro-American Club SQ Republican Mock Conven- tion 13 International Club 33 Tres Chic s, 1, 2, 3, 4. Bill Walker - Musician 1, 2, 3, 43 Darling Daughter Cast 33 Thurber Carnival Accom- panist 33 Free To Be Cast SQ NMSQT Semi- Finalist 43 Big Show 2, 3. Stephi Wengert - Track 13 Lounge Committee 1, 2, Co-Chairman 3, 43 Yearbook 2, 33 Milk Commit- tee 2, Chairman 33 Big Show 23 Lab Assistant 2, 3, 4. Kenyon West - Peer Counselor 23 Big Show 3, 43 Good Doctor 43 Gargoyle 43 Yearbook 43 Howdy Hop 4. Maggie Williams - Gilberto Albuquerque Fan Club 2, 3, 43 Student Council Treasurer 43 SFAC 13 Class President 23 Treasurer 33 Finance Commit- tee 3, 43 Lounge Committee 23 Track 1, 2, 3, Co- Captain 43 State Track and Cross Country Meets 13 International Club 33 Gymnastics Club 23 Mercy Hospital Volunteer 43 Red Cross Volunteer 4. Naomi Wortis - International Club 3, President 43 NMSQT Semi-Finalist 43 National Honor Society Vice-President 3, President 43 Gargoyle 3, 43 French Contest s, 1, 2, 33 Lounge Committee 43 Representative 43 Who's Who Among High School Students 4. Alan Yang - Basketball s, 1, 2, 3, 43 Secretary- Treasurer 43 Track 43 Finance Committee 4. Marana Chow - Gymnastics Team 2, 33 Latin Contest 2, 33 Gargoyle Co-Editor 3. l27 bloom county i Q1 1 E Y NB CARS ARE TOO BLOODY 8449! -n we V' 128 4 wx- F5 gi Q bloom county fm O, A '--42... 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E' X cj 1 ' c- 7 ,f 'f , L VV,f Q N . 0 A N B X 'ti L, 95 'X at 1 y S II I ' S BE ' Plog, Valli 2, 17, 22, 23, 27, 51, 58, 60, 72, 73, 76, 78, 82, 90, 97, 137 Poling-Kinder, Ruth 27, 35 Pondy, Kevin 52, 74, 111, 113 Pretty, Cecil 36, 43 PRINCE CHARLES 128, 129, 130, 131, 132, 133, 134 Prussing, Erica 27, 121, 122 Purves, Alan 20, 34 QUICHE LORRAINE 2,112 RABBIT 48, 65, 69, 71, 116 Rahmen, Aleya21, 46, 54, 77, 78, 90, 101, 137 Reisner, Andrew 18, 22, 111, 113 Rizzo, Cori 38, 42 ROACH 108 Rohrbach, Paula 33 Roklina, Elen 115 Rondon, Michelle 6, 21, 22, 23, 24, 45, 51, 72, 73 76, 79, 81, 90, 100 Rondon, Monica 1, 3, 4, 6, 10, 21, 22, 23, 27, 50, 51, 53, 72, 73, 77, 79, 82, 91, 97, 125, 136, 140 Rothenberg, Celia 46, 108, 109 Ftoyer, Warren 30 Rudnick, Arnold 18, 19, 24, 27, 49, 50, 120, 121 Ruesch, Jackie 28, 39 Rugg, Jennifer 62, 112 Runkle, Stephen 69, 108 Salzman, Liz 74, 115 Scharf, Ian 76, 79,91 Schmidt, Julia 41 Schmitt, Adam 9, 17, 115 Schoenberg, Ella 55, 63, 115, 118 Schoenewies, Suzy 23, 70, 115 Schomer, Beth 108 Schonken, Herbert 6, 58, 59, 74, 115, 117 Schwaiger, Wayne 116 Secrest, David 121 Seibold, Kristin 108 Seitz, Kim 55, 116, 118 SENATOR BEDFELLOW 48, 50 Shapira, Anne 116, 118, 141 Shapiro, Daniel 49, 58, 112 Shapiro, Lionel 112 Sharp, Diane 39 Shaw, Alison 55, 116, 118 Sheth, Raju 116, 117 Shinall, Stan 33 Shipp, Judy 37 Shoresman, Peter 27, 35 Shorish, Jamsheed 49, 112, 113 Shorish, Ricka 40 Siekman, Debra 112 SILAS 69, 96 Smith, Lu Ann 37 Socha, Kathryn 112 Solaun, Emma 22, 23, 27, 72, 73, 116, 117, 118 Soong, Albert 108 Stecyk, Sheryl 48, 50, 55, 77, 80, 91 Steigmann, Michael 49, 112 STEVE DALLAS 2, 33, 35, 37, 41, 112, 120 Stiles, Eric 108 Stewart, Andrew 51, 74, 77, 78, 92, 97, 136 Sudman, Carol 6, 9, 24, 25, 46, 47, 52, 77, 79, 81, 92, 97, 125 Sullivan, Cheryl 40 Suslick, Adele 29, 31, 137 Swarr, Amy 27, 46, 50, 52, 54, 77, 78, 92, 101 Swarr, Rebecca 2, 46, 47, 63, 116, 129 Swadener, Julie 69, 108, 109 Syversen, Kathy 40 Takala, Sauli 34 Talbot, Marc 108 Talley, Andrea 96 Tietelbaum, Dan 13, 49, 50, 64, 65, 66, 76, 77, 78, 82, 93, 97 Teitelbaum, David 11, 13, 112 Temperley, Sylvia 13, 18, 55, 123, 124 Thompson, Larry 58, 64, 65, 116, 118 Thurston, Paul 41 Tibbetts, Charlene 27, 29,31 Travis, Cherie 22, 23, 27, 50, 72, 73, 76, 79, 93, 101, 125 Travis, Linda 12, 18, 27, 52, 70, 112 Tripathy, Sandeep 52, 112 Tuohy, Kurt 116 Turner, John 36 Uchendu, Clarita 22, 51, 53, 72, 73, 76, 79, 81, 93 Ullom, John 58, 112 Uribe, Andres 121 van Es, Pieter 121 van Es, Robin 12, 62, 70, 116, 117, 118 Vetter, Catharine 52, 112 Walker, Bill 8, 11, 16, 24, 48, 55, 77, 94, 101, 125 Walker, John 8, 10, 24, 46, 49, 74, 112 Walker, Todd 2, 12, 15, 18, 19, 24, 25, 53, 74, 121, 141 Welch, Susan 36 Wengert, Alix 47, 63, 116, 118 Wengert, Stephanie 6, 48, 53, 77, 79, 94, 100 West, Kenyon 16, 18, 19, 24, 50, 77, 94,97 Wheeler, Greg 10, 49, 58, 59, 111, 112 Wheeler, Joanne 40 MFI-l l 3 ' 'za I aunswom' WWW 6101355 6559 l 3:42. 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I K , if v I Aff I,f Nr mvlfx Closlng Produclng thus yearbook has deflnltely been an experlence I started working on It ln the mlddle of last summer getting sensor plctures organlzed and gettnng acquainted wlth our company We got the staff together early In the school year and wlth a few mlnor exceptlons worked extremely hard to make thus year ook as lnteres :ng enjoyable and representative as posslble I would luke to thank the followlng people for all the effort they gave to help put out this yearbook the sectlon edutors Julle McMlllan fEventsl Cherle Travls lOrganuzatlonsl Kenyon West tFacuItyJ Joe lm tSportsl Clarlta Uchendu 4 enlorsl and Matt Kolo J lUndercIassmenl The darkroom heads Ftlchard Wllllams and Andrew Stewart All the photographers especlally Fllchard for all theur work The sectlon help Angle Johnson Carol Sudman Jackle Falman Amy Swarr Denrse Dornlng Suzy Schoenwelss Kate asserman and Valll Plog Michelle and Monica Rondon for everythlng they dld Jennlfer Brlght for typlng and copy Sue Wlnklng June Mank and Karen Moon for relay :ng messages and pulllng me out of a jam or two Nlr Floyer and Mr Crames for worklng out schedullng ss Feeney our advlsor for all her overt me Paula Kelth our Taylor representatlve Berke Breathed and the Washlngton Post Company for lettlng us use the Bloom County comlc strap Shalamar for the use of the lyrlcs to thelr song Frlends on pages 6 13 Larry Kanter for the fantastlc job he dld taklng and processlng both the senlor and underclass portralts as well as the senlor class plctures Julle for slgnlng me up to be editor to begun wlth and finally to all of you everyone who helps to make thus school what It IS somethlng for each of us to be proud of And remember none of us IS more cruclal or lmportant to the character of our school than anyone else for we all are slmply and forever Friends HIBEWIZ wmelvf ' uAcxffW' ll '- l.E'lfHm58f?,:33JD THE Kuskfes nee 0llcclfpQuAut1,GlllUl'3 WMONMNWS, I HNQJQQKQLM CUMINC7' IHC WSKIES Q16 QUACK! l Hvmvrwm ARE COMllll0! 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