Warren Township High School - Blue Devil / Angelus Yearbook (Gurnee, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1973 volume:

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Military Ball Court 1972: 1Left to Righty Vic Helbling, Peggy Scaccio, Bill Schmidt, Kim Kerber, Mike Nicholls, Chris Mere cado, Queen Dawn Christopher, Wes Carner, Brenda Bona- dore, Pat Blankenship, Carol Allen, Tom Madigan. Georgia Cardinal, Steve Bonadore. 'l '!F lf? 'F serr . it M..-B- X1 cf? f w, , W Y an A. .. . xi Qfii . fha! 1OHHHHHHHHHHH Since when do girls get up enough nerve to go up to a guy they like and ask him to a dance? CJ.S.J I really felt like a fool asking the guy I liked. At first, I thought it would be easy. Then every time I saw him, I'd get embarrassed. Now I know why the guys feel so stupid when they ask a girl out. You are so afraid of being turned down that you don't even botherto ask. When I was little I always thought what fun it would be if I could only be older. But when you become older you get disillusioned about things like Turnabout. Some- where inthe back of your mind you think about all the time you've looked forward to this one night and it doesn't seem real. I didn't get all upset about not being asked. In a way I was really relieved that I wasn't. Disgusting it was a formality. I didn't have the guts to tell her I didn't want to go. It hurts to be turned down. There s Nobody Just Like You .rg Xt , -,MW N , fafwwm. , wk mv ' or .V K .,. . , , . K' K: A J-Auf vw- 1 -T VP-'fini ff ff ' My , 7 'fr ,,w:wm.,4 , 53.4 ., wind ' , are -..a....,, flak IW W in--f Q Q 'PIA X 4+ I: 4 ig, WN Mx rf gg W f,,k Cx :nw .ww ,N x 0 , 5 ww Wg, fwf. . ,sk kv mv . vmq 1622253 -. fx, I . it , 3 t Ji' - mx, ,4--5.4 Prom Court 19723 QLeft to Right, Mark Chermel, Corky Edwards, Dave Calamia, Penny Smith, Joe Clauser, Carol Ambrose, Pat McCann Queen Debbie Peterson Kim Drayton Chris Mercado Mark Salzman Loree Tennerman George Scandnff Karen Snus ter Jim Creaney K ' r I I y ,,,,. if wa X , Hf, 5 W, xv ? QA? Q J, 1 44 , r,.a 4 ,nr S X? C asia' Q Q Prom is different because you get all dressed up. But, it's unnatural for all the kids to run around for one night and act like Amy Vander- bilt and Prince Charming. Prom spend- ing your life's earnings. When we were deco- rating and things got bad, I would just think of IVlr. Strahan's loud-mouthed frog joke and laugh at the people who sat there and com- plained. l was so tired at about 3:30 that l fell asleep with that stupid bowling ball in my lap. l'll always remember Prom because it was Prom. z ik 2 ,,, Aa ,. P1 'ff , 149- ' V 'NAM -no ' N I, ,L,,. 1 5, ' :if M ww 1 :Q 2-gg.g,-.- as W Y? H -.4 , , Y Q arf ' ff 11: 5 if 1 Q ,ff 'iff was fn, x 1' fa A ,vm .1 ,w,,q 1 f, if 'f My ,M A4 x f., . . if ,:Y-fi, M xx Sf s 5, S in 'if 5 .ff K 03 SE F 379' H 3: E1 J I 1 if 1 1 -v v.. 141-K 6, ,F ek iii K . X ,L , ' -S e e 7.1 Nf'w.Q.fJ KN . .A r . - ggi ,Nd y v A if fx, ' ! X . . 'ay we hw .4 ew. N , A X 3 , - 'NSfT?1gg:1152 . . . ' N Q -X45 -. LEW' ef ff e M? we vw- Ike' -. S-.., 1. Q4 ' R is ff kg , W ,V Q, 1 fl, 3- xi 1 ,hwy Nw N ea . K A A r . E Q3 ' xqggp S y a N sg 5 'lx Q fx EQ ,,-, 5 ,ik fi 2 2 - . '- -gene ky fb f ,K ,N K L Sensor Representative Debbie Cannon Jumor Representatuve Carol Kruegar 'Q Y I think that the best thing about Homecoming is that I get out of all my classes to decorate the gym. Home- coming is still special to me because it lets you see all the kids that really care about the school. During the game all I could see was a huge mass of con- fetti. It was a different feeling ,.. like snow only with a little bit of the cold that goes with snow. Sometimes kids make too much of it. I'd rather go out on a regular date, because if I cared about the girl, l'd want her to know and I'd show her that I do care. I don't think that I've ever been so tired as on Homecoming. You look forward to all the excitement of it and by the time you get to the dance you are so dead that you can't even appre- ciateitf' Freshman Representative Kip Drayton The Doctor inSpite of Himself J T ii 'X ir X I quit three days ahead of the first dress re- hearsal, but everyone said they wanted to kill me if I didn't show up. I finally showed up at the last dress rehearsal. CLarry Sorensenb Practices were fun because we'd goof off all the time, and I guess it showed. The best part of it all was to see Hankins and Laux ad-lib and bull their way through a whole scene. They even did it during the play. Plays at Warren have never been spectacular. The reason is that kids don't like to get up on that stage and try being someone else. They live in their own little worlds and are afraid of being laughed at. They care too much about what people think about them. Don't mention it because I don't even want to think of what they called a play. The scenery wasn't done on time, and the costumes weren't even done. What was worse was that we had to pay for the cos- tumes from our own pockets. lt turned out like all the other plays of this school -totally unorganizedf' i Illllllllllllllllll I Q Q HHHHWH' VY S YVVVYVVYYYYYNY VVVVVVVVYVVVYYV V! YVYYVVVVYVVVYVYVVYYY 1 P M N A A A A A A KM What Do You Say to a Naked UUU I'f 5 5 C ' U Gorilla? -g- sQ '. -H+ .--f-,un WWW I think writing the chorus show was the best fun. We must have rewritten it about 40 different times. l know that lVlr. Myren didn't appreciate that, but we couldn't help it. The only reason that l got a part in it was be- cause l could scream the loudest. l never even pract- iced. CRobin Walkerb Rice Krispies all over the floor not snap, crackling or popping, but just sort of a dull crunch, crunch as you walk all over them. The scenery wasn't going to be done in time, so we all ran around painting jungle scenes all over the place. When they started spreading all the black make-up on my face, in the back of my mind I wondered if it would come off. I find that six hours of scrubbing helps, but it also rips half of your skin off in the process. We all knew that they wouldn't memorize their lines until dress rehearsal. l was waiting for them to ask in the middle ofthe play 'What are my next lines? ' The cast party? A lot of work went into it because we liked what we were doing. llllllllllllllwllllllllllllllllll lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllli l lllllllllllllllllllllllllllll lllll .A Y lll lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll llllllllllllllllll 'l lllllllfllllllllllllllllllllllllllllflfllfllllllllllllllll Serenade to You . You concentrate on the steps and the music. lt takes determina- tion. I was pretty shaky. After it is over you just kind of feel relieved, and you breathe a lot easier. Waiting behind stage for 8:08 was exciting. Somehow you feel that it's really going to turn out great. lt was a historical event. Whenever anyone can get Mr. Liccoci to truck off stage, they deserve to be put in a history book. For once the whole band worked on something and it turned out fantastic. 4 3'- v 'X 'QQ' .f c I I X A! . if 6' 3, - 1 . 1 c . , 1 1 I -1, if f . X , I, 1 J f,S,q,, . .VRWNNM ,sf , as A 'N -X lt's a tradition that the kids in band enjoy. When you're on stage your face freezes into a smile. It looks so phony but you can't help it be cause you're scared stiff. I love to watch Stage Band play. They all get serious. lt's almost like a trance. l guess that music can get to you that way if you concentrate on it. It could put you in a different world. All year long I look forward to the band show. lt's the only time you can screw around in band without getting yelled at. YVVVVVV VVVVVYVYVVVYYYY 1- 1 j is 2 1 1 j in 1- 1- is l 2- 1- lr- lu- :- li j- Q 1 j- 2 1 j 1- Q 1- 1 i j 1 i j 3 j i j 1- j j Wf The Wacky Revival of the Fifties li AWVVWii!WVWi ilgf QA 1 X-ig:-i Q.. . ,ff x- Q, ' s 8' A M ix. - 'S ' wily: -..N,.Rk-MXN f -- -- .. ' T1 K: fx -1-as -f.-1 fig:-af:s --4-wf-A.. k . ,--1 1 - .. -- DDJ Q, Al 'Q 3 .gie if French Club French Club members: Peg Baker Diane Bandli Jamie Colombo Jan Faltysek Diane Haile Ruth Henderson Bonnie Kauty Wendy Kick Jan Maki Rich Miller Bob Mutchek . ' Bernard Pruetting Kelly Spurgeon Cindy Tietjens ' Jeanne Yoder Sponsor: Delores Radloff German Club German Club members: Al Klugiewicz . fPresldentJ Joeyventura i Nice-Presidenth Becky Smith - CSecretary-Treasurerj Mark Bennett ,Cindy Depke y Debbie Gonyo Barb Hunter Dan Klugiewicz Sue'Meyer ,Ron Rapp Cathy Schlosser A Ann Sorensen Sponsor? Esther Stockdreher . :si F.M.C. Future Medical Careerists members: Cindy Perry CPresidentJ Debbie Yeromin Qvice-Presg Diane Grazier CSecretaryJ Mary Graham Ureasurery Sue Beemsterboer Mary Helgren Al Klugiewicz Larry Sorensen Lynne Turchon Robin Walker Robin Ward Brenda Zinck Sponsor: Joyce Johnson S2119 ,wr moi MQMTQ 4 tmufwma I.S.A.E. Illinois Student Action for Education members: Cindy Perry fPresidentJ Brenda Zinck Nice-Presg Cindy Yost CSecretaryJ Jeanne Yoder Cfreasurerj Cheryl Crump fHistorianJ James Blasco Richard Braden Pam Hoeksema Alan Klugiewicz Craig Lehigh Melodee Milas Larry Sorensen Cindy Tietjens Lynne Turchon Sha ron Uber Sponsor: Esther Keefauver 33 G.A.A. R. Baker, R. Beshel, B. Biarne- sen D. Biarnesen S. Brown W Brown, K. Christopher, J. C'jorl das, A. Cord, M. Cord, C. Crump D. Dahlke, P. Dahlke, B. Davey D. DelaCruz, L. DelaCruz, A Deuel, J, Ehrhart, D. Eymer, M Faber, J. Fannon, S. Gibbs, N Gwaltney, D. Haile, K. Hartman J. Judy, K. Kofoed, M. Langford D. Lehmann, M. Marander, C Markus, D. Markus, C. Mathes R. McManaman, B. Meyer, S Meyer, M. Niemi, S. Patterson c. Posner, P. Powell, D. Ptasienl ski, A. Sandford, D. Schroeder, C. Skoglund, B. Smith, P. Souza D. Staranowicz, R. Stoddard, cf Suda, V. Tervola. M. Theios, D. Walker, J. Wallace, L. Williams L. Witte. Nl. Witte. Ski Club P. Ahlstrand, C. Allman, D. Ap- panaitis, D, Bala, N. Banks, A. Belec, J. Bjerke, C. Bohn, C. Bohn, T. Braden, D. Branden- burg, J. Braswell, B. Burandt, K. Burandt, T. Christian, D. Chris- tianson, M. Costello, S. Craig, E. Craymond, S, Crowley, J. Dee, T. DeFilipo, K. Drayton, K. Drayton, L. Dunakin, C. Edwards, J, Fer- enchek, B. Petter, M. Flemming, S. Ford, S. Gartley, S. Gibbs, P. Gilray, K. Gardner, L. Hange- brauch, J. Hamel, J. Henderson, R. Henderson, B. Heinsohn, R. Hernandez, P. Hingston, C. Hir- ner, M. Heuer, J. Huffman, B. Hunter, K. Jacobson, B. Jensen, M. Jensen, S. Jensen, L. John- son, J. Justice, D. Kazmer, C. Krueger, D. Larsen, J. Lathen, L. Laux, D. Leivick, D. Link, C. Long, J. Maki, S. Malcolm, K. Masterson, L. McCann, C. Mc- Clain, T. McWhorter, S. Metcalf, W. Mill, R. Mortensen, D. Mullin, K. Mutchek, J. Niemi, M. Niemi, K. Nicholls, D. Nystrom, D. Nys- trom, V. Obos, D. Olsen, J. Paint- er, V. Park, K. Penland, K. Peter- son, K. Petrie, L. Pressgrove, B. Pruetting, P. Pruetting, D. Pta- sienski, R. Rapp. J. Reza, D. Riechert, P. Robinson, D. Sahag- ian, D. Sahagian, D. Sample, J. Schlosser, D, Schoonhoven, R. Schoonhoven, R. Schutt, J. Schultz, J. Scott, L. Sell, P. Ser- dar, C. Shea, C. Sheffer, G. Shar- key, R. Silvola, C. Skoglund, M. Smith, P. Smith, T. Snodgrass, M. Soles, G. Sorensen, M. Soren- sen, P. Souza, R. Spiegl, R. Ste- vens. D. Swanson, R. Swanson, S. Sweeney, K. Sharkey, V. Ter- vola, D. Tesluk. K. Tesluk, S. Tonkin, P. Trigg, D, Turbitt, Z. Veljasevic, L. Vinson, K. Wade, C. Williams, L. Williams, S. Win- kowski, R. Wolowic, S. Worth, K. Wysocki. ...MXN W iss 5 N Y 'X .. , .- .. S S is ... egg S? -QS. -ss.. Niihgitssr-E15132555t'..L-1'..5'fS.'1-'P :JS .- .S--..-fs. we -.Mes . ... st:.g.ief'riS..wgg.ffe.s,:a.,s.--..if:.:,fs1.t: i,..-.We .L ..,. wsssse -1,z.ses.se: gf:..f-KWSN-.tg::ea:: if N X5,Aggwfsafiszigtg-twsggeai.: -S 1 il 'iNYiiXf f'-355 1 '?'XNf:stgmsQii?E:5L My es? Y 3.2121-'f5,i-jj' is ---...sis ., .. J K ..-...SJ Varsity Clu Varsity Club Members: Mark Chermel 1Presidenty Tom Cromeans Nice-Pres.J Art Wright Ureasurerj Ted Brown fSecretaryy Charlie Balmes Phil Brownfield Scott Crooks Mike Crow Shawn Depke Steve Erickson Morris Gibbs John Gorsline Pete Gorsline Pat Hernandez Steve Merrell Rich Miller Bob Needles Bruce Niemi Frank Oller Dave Pratt Peter Pruetting Jeff Rector Jeff Schelinski E. J. Schwalbach Dirk Skelly Ron Tesdahl Sponsor: Mike Kunkle Bike and Ecology Club Bike and Ecology Club members: John Elsbury Rich Lomire Ron Rapp Rick Wimbs Advisor: Mark Hein 35 Blue Devil 1973 Blue Devil Staff Lynda Chott Laura Davis Nancy Elliott Karen Gardner Patty Gilray Cheryl Greenwell Kathy Hartman Mary Helgren Cathy Lehmann Cheryl Lindenberger Tom McManus Kathy Peterson Cindee Pytel John Shaw Debby Staranowicz Mike Valdez Advisor: Linda Uttech J r. braftsman's Club Keith Watts CPresidentJ Karen Gonder fvice-President! Randy Hudson QNews Editory Cal Bohn Butch DeRue Richard Eymer Dan Falotico Brenda Hall Pam Hobbs Norm Kleber Paul Lewis Stan Livermore Tim Mosier Doug Nystrom Sue Paoli Cindy Poirier Ron Rapp Ann Sorensen Rod Troyer Jim Welsh Rick Wimbs Tom Wylie Sponsor: Tom Bersch 13 J V Qbimgaaribune S AHHUCAN urn rox Aunicftws A 0 Scratch Pa per Scratch Pa per Staff: Rod Troyer CEditor-in-Chiefj Larry Laux KActing Editor-in-Chiefj Ann Deuel fNews Editorj Debbie Yeromin fFeature Edito ry Stan Livermore QSports Editorl Ron Rapp 1Managing Editorb Stan Livermore CManaging Editorj Cindy Poirier fExchange Editorb Tom Wylie fProd uctionj Tim Mosier qProductionJ Randy Hudson fProductionJ Advisor: Karen Galgan lt's Aca d e m i c lt's Academic Team Members Phil Brownfield Mike Crow Larry Laux Alternatesz Tina Brown John Elsbury Rod Troyer Advisor: Elmer Stone 37 ,- ' Marching Band Marching? It's hard to explain. You really hate it when you're out at 8 o'clock each morning and 7 o'clock every night in that wet grass. But I guess no matter how much you hate it, when you start to perform dur- ing half time you're proud - you really care. I guess everyone always gets down on band be- cause they think that it's the only thing the school is here for. l think it's a lot of hard work. Right now my horn looks like a crumpled fender. I guess l really don't remember what happened. I think that it's from when I was goofing around and I walked right into the wall with it. Band has made my dentist a very rich man. When we're practic- ing out on the field, I can't see the big holes and bumps in the field. Everytime I hit one, my instrument goes down my throat and chips a tooth. Everytime! This year we wanted a new look for our band. So we switched to a drum and bugle sound. The first time we tried the new drills, I remember how much I hated them. lt still seems so different. I guess people don't like to change. Neither rain, nor sleet, nor hail, nor dark of night will stop Licocci's marching band. im Q .. x M-nf.iT mw L Devi Iettes 1973 Devilette Members: Nancy Myers QPresidentJ Kathy Christenson LeeAnne Faulkner Carol Gregory Sue Gwaltney Anna Sandford Penny Smith Robin Stoddard Leslie Vinson Robin Walker Director: Julianne Groh 70C7fI77, .Qi 'g' uid, If Q f? A727 WW Q JAM' ,ylow MQ 'vm Vw fag , arf 4727 M1070 Vim' new or emi? flzgy-W 4611 Girl's Sports 1973 Girl's Volleyball Team: Stephanie Brown Kelly Christopher Cheryl Crump Denise Dahlke Pam Dahlke Dorothy Eymer Joyce Fannon Sandy Gibbs Kathy Hartman Debbie Lehmann Barb Meyer Sue Meyer Debby Staranowicz Valerie Tervola Melissa Theios Coach: Brucie Chapman 41 ,SAAB NQNX, Ni x Student Council For once Student Council is making progress and is finally getting through to the folks in the main office. Student Council has done a lot more this year with Mr. Strahan in charge. Like the 50's dance they sponsored. Everyone had a lot of fun. Even though they don't get everything for us, at least they try to get somethingdonef' Student Council Members: Seniors Nancy Myers tPresidentJ Robin Walker tSecretaryJ Phil Brownfield fParliamentarian3 Mike Palrnieri tSr. President! Charlie Balmes Debbie Baum Ted Brown Mary Dugan John Elsbury Pat Hernandez Sally Taylor Steve Warneke Juniors Morris Gibbs Ur. Presidentj Dave Hankins Renee Heath Melody Hendricks Jeff Justice Kay Merkel Rusty Olsen Becky Smith Ureasurery Art Wright Sophomores Kelly Spurgeon CSoph. Presidentj Bob Burandt Ann Deuel Terry Falotico Diane Haile Ruth Henderson Markae Langford Cathy Mathis Cindy Poirier Diane Ptasienski Diane Sahagian Ann Sorensen Doug Suhling Freshmen Mike Hendee CFr. President! Debbie Bennethum Judy Ehrhart John Fleming Vicki Papendick Pat Wessels Debbie Zeit ,mv ar ff'-2 is ,P-X 'i +s f ik, Nawzvw, R 'xxx Y Z' A, ., k x -, ,. .X Aw.-. N N V ii i 5 s R 1. N .QNX be SY .L K, ,wg t I Mis I u X I f s 1 3 4 5' I F X If KS' f tx 3-ww ti-ww t it 2 - sxgfvi t t .3 -. Z Xu!- ,gmt . ., Taj -1 . 4 ? .-.I 'WW' 1, 2 i Cheerleading When things go wrong I hate cheerleading, but then there are times when everything is all right and l'm glad I'm a cheerleader. I think we have the best cheerleaders around. They even smile. A little more pep wouldn't hurt though. l don't know why girls want to be cheerleaders unless it's because of vanity. But they sure have a lot of guts to be able to get out there time after time with all the cuts and comments people make. I think cheerleading is just a big status symbol! I feel sorry for those cheerleaders out there trying when nobody else in the school cares. Varsity Basketball Karen Shuster tCaptainl Karon Burandt Dawn Christopher Renee Heath Sharyn Patterson Mary Wirth Varsity Wrestling DeeAnn Dole Monica Holloman Becky Smith Pat Souza Sophomore Basketball Terry Falotico Teri Hironimus Rose McManaman Diane Ptasienski Peggy Trigg Sophomore Wrestling Rita Beshel Karen Graff Pat Grahm Patti Palmieri Freshman Basketball Theresa Bohn Terry Coyle Judy Ehrhart Sandy Justice Lynn McCann Erin Serdar Freshman Wrestling Lori Anderson Barb Baker Debbie DeIaCruz Deb Kiesgen Debbie Link Deb Ptasienski -15 . Z .nv LW: 4 Y V1 .I Qigfjv A I J e. ,wifi X tk Q, '-'li 1. Jr. - Sr. Option Option is a big farce. lt's sup- posed to be for studying, but there are too many immature kids down there. lt's a place where you can relax between classes and talk to your friends instead of being forced to study. The seniors got gypped having all the juniors down there this year. The se- niors never get any special privileges just for themselves. The new administration was pretty fair in giving us option. We deserved it. lt's just a few kids that take advantage of it by skipping classes, leaving the building, and leaving their gar- bage all over the cafeteria. One thing about option is you learn how to play a lot of new card games. Everybody down there plays cards. Even op- tion gets boring after a while. Some kids don't even go down there anymore. Option is the time in the school day I trea- sure the most. lt's a time to take a deep breath and do what l want. it's always the same thing. We get something good and a minority ruins it for the rest of us. Why doesn't the majority speak out? It was nice at first. But after the newness wears off, it's almost like study hall. Our option is the only place you can find a policeman who looks like one of the senior defensive ends on the football team, 47 jfvygjy fig 00 MCC fa? W ffffzgzzfaezea 5 W jfrwf Wfrwff 577766 Sfurnixjvgk, fM ef1y0W f4 iff f O WIVCI, ou at may 20045 fa ,457 fffbbflf gfff l If WMV +0X! X Goals! Q K . ff! j X 051 0 ' ff wffkdifwfcf pnk l!7!!Mff4foff MC km? fyfdpjff ffffffj' 'Z afyf6'f MM 1 amy Zgifffwflfyay JW f jfdyfj Qffygf , WWW lffffzf ffwlhvf W MW6 f7?7LQ HAPPY HEUDAYS I 'THE MUS WON ISSUE l I555 I0 lU43 ISSUE 2 SQSS ii HSI SCHOOL RESQME it SES 2 l973 Referendum l've waited four years for the people in this area to get up enough steam to do something about this school, and now, when they finally decide to do something, I'll be graduated and won't get to use it. I didn't want the referendum to pass. I didn't and still don't be- lieve our administrators will use the money for the better- ment of education. I would like to know how they used the money they have already. I think the school is broke be- cause of poor management. lf a large corporation was man- aged like the schools in Illinois, they would go bankrupt. This school couldn't afford to get any worse. I hope they put the money from the refer- endum to good use so Warren won't be called a 'farmer school' any more. Maybe now we can have our own books in Biology ll instead of sharing them with the other classes. I really didn't know too much about it, but l'm glad it passed. At least with the referendum passed the girls will get a place to have their gym class instead of getting stuck in that rotten old gym or up on the stage. I know one good thing about the referen- dum. Now they can afford to put stalls in the boy's bath- room. You've just got to face the facts. Warren is get- ting too small for the number of students it holds, and parts of the school are over fifty years old. They didn't need a referendum. All they had to do was take the money out of the pop machines downstairs in option. 49 N QR ,Sim wiki, W x AQQSN WN' N MA QQ X an x it K Qaggfktxl X X xx X X. ESE W N XX , M QQ' xggfkx ii m yr 3 , Skips W wx X rr :1 , , X ,.., S R X 4 K it. 'P wg, www ANG' 'fir N Qfsrrsammwwk N we . W XRS n 5 fx -5- Q 'wx TQQM ,kvgw W1 X g N x Sig! Q weak X if X Q? Rwhgkx ig ? Xxx 152 x X ,X x Xxx -N lx 5 Y x f pi X X W Mwmwwu Rf Vandalism lf kids really hated this school as much as they say they do. they wouldn't even bother to wreck things. There are al- ways those who will destroy. I don't know what could be done. It's between the adminis- tration and the kids. The kids are mad because they don't get anything. Why should the administration give them any- thing if they destroy it? Some of the kids better wake up. Stupid! It only hurts yourself, if you stop and think. But then, l guess if you go around being a vandal, you're not in the hab- it of doing much thinking. What else is there to do when you only have four classes? Vandalism? Well, it's hard to try to understand why people do it. Sure, you're frustrated with how things are, but it takes a lot more guts to keep it inside of you than go and scribble on the bathroom walls. All I know is that somebody ripped off my hub- caps in the parking lot, and I think they're the lowest thing on earth. Vandalism is stu- pid. Every time a person breaks something that has to be replaced, it comes out of our taxes. The people that vandalize are only hurting themselves, not the adminis- tration. '51 ? ww Qiflfmmf ww 6255555 wgwgg QQJE W 'Heine M-, , --v-'1ruig..a 4-lu-F. Apathy? Boredom? When you're bored you feel so terrible. lt's really odd -- the feeling you get. You walk, but you always drag your feet: you laugh, but it's in-between your yawns. The best thing to do when you're bored is to close your eyes and bury your head in the nearest desk. If you sleep, the time goes a lot fast- er. I think that the worst time of day is 8th period in op- tion. You're so tired that you get spacy. You start trumping your partner's aces, the pop machine is out of your favorite kind, there are no more Snick- ers candy bars, and you have a whole hour until 3:18. Everyone uses apathy as an excuse. People use it for every- thing. When something goes wrong in the school, they just say, 'There's too much apathy in this school.' And shrug it off. A lot of people are apa- thetic because they're tired of caring when nobody else does. lf you think school is boring think how boring your job would be. Yawn. When you only have two exams for semesters, and they're not worth studying for, you can become rather fed up with sleeping in the hall, playing old maid, running down the hall with Travis behind you Ceven if you have a passj, going to Physics two times in one day and not taking the exam until the next day, and sitting in op- tion wishing there was another optiori. lf you really don't give a darn, can you honestly expect anyone else to? 53 Q5 QNJ 0269 9 Xp 6351, 1 ww cw QQNNKO my V 915 Wa 9 Qgwiy ?fj?'?W5 F WEA SWAN Q 6595? W Ujfy W . Qyjiiggg 32? Qizlfwiv QQ Q if gSiP?5?f sf Q7 JJ School? School can be all right as long as you can still laugh when everything goes wrong and you can't go home yet. lt's nice to finally be a senior. Warren is all right, but after four years of the same old thing, it gets alit- tle boring. But you can still take it by looking forward to the future. It's nice to be the only person in the hall. You don't feel so grouped or has- sled. For once, you're an indivi- dual. The halls in this school are really raunchy. lt's so de- pressing to walk down them. All you see is crowds, and no- body even smiles anymore. School isn't really that bad. Sure, going to classes gets pretty boring, but think of all the good times you've had going out to lunch, laughing with your friends, serving de- tentions for some of the goofy things you've pulled, and really having a good time in spite of all the work. A lot of kids hate school because they don't get involved. How can you real- ly enjoy something if you're just an outsider? lt's not that Warren is that boring. It's just that everyone's been doing the same thing -- going to school -for almost twelve years. lf you really get too bored with school there's always one thing you can do -- study. fr U, sr 9 O ,Q V,,.A C3 jf vo CP fbugf Physical Education Those push-ups kill me on Sunday, even if I did 'em on Monday. I like seeing the teachers chicken out of demonstrating tumbling stunts. Gym is the best class ofthe dayg you can shout and let out your anxieties. I hate non-physical things like gymnastics and tum- bling. I think that option program they're talking about doing next year is great. It's too bad l'm a senior. l think P.E. is a time to get rid of excess pounds. Everyone can learn to do something for fun and exercise. The worst thing about P.E. is the smell of the locker room when you first walk in. What's most rewarding is when a girl who isn't good at anything discovers there's one thing she can do well. Gym is a blast: l really love it. lt's the only class where I can just let myself go. P.E. is really more valuable than people give it credit for. Anything from being a housewife to a career girl requires fitness and energy. Some of the things are good -the social things like bowling, ping pong, badminton, and tennis. According to a recent survey, volley- ball and gymnastics are still tops. The seniors are always getting cheated out of everything new. Next year the kids get to go bowling! I like the way the seniors get to go swimming in the spring now. It makes it easier to sit through your next class - especially if it's a hot day. P.E. turns boys into men. The worst thing about gym is hav- ing it first hour. You feel like coming to school in your pajamas be- cause you just have to get dressed again anyway. Physical Education ll :pau Industrial Arts They sure are industrious enough! Shop prepares us well for the bread-winning years to come. The teachers are nice, and I really like the classes a lot but the kids goof around too much. I wish we had an auto shop. It's all right if you don't mind a few sliversf' I wish I could have taken all the shop courses because l've learned so much. lt's hard trying to make do with half as much equipment as is needed, and what we do have is ten years too old. lVlr. Nlieure is really a lot easier on the girls than he is on the boys. I guess it's be- cause the boys are expected to know so much already. ln woods you learn about ten different ways to cut your fingers off. Two kids in our class already cut their fingers on the circular saw. Industrial Arts - the best thing that ever happened to me. l'm finally learning something useful. They expect the same from the girls as they do from the boys. We don't have it as easy as they think. We have to earn our grades too. You have to do your work: you can't just mess around for an hour. The work you do is the grade you deserve. Having girls in my class is restrictingg I can't speak as professionally as I did before. The Electronics l class really enjoys the house wiring unit: it's probably the most practical unit taught. The guys in wood shop think the girls are weaklings, but we show 'em up. I like shop because I meet a lot of guys. Don't get the idea that shop is an easy-credit course: it isn't all fun and games. We have books and we have tests. 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Av Wing 'M Wm Q S 23, -g ,fiilk fm sg S' fx S. 'EN wa' 1 Sm Y . .y . V 3 Q 'T My :sm-...M x 5. z W A -'Q ' ff' 4' fig Q5 se 'iW. as 2 - wf5'sw'sX apfgw'iai'1 X M l WH 'N Q J is .151 U Q f g f. ' .. ,x ' , ' 2 ,. V 1 X Q XX X s 3166432 , . F. , 3. Y -.,, -1 .K XJ V, . ,f-. , N.,'E ' T . , 5 Q , ,x -wv .kk .A xl r 'Ak' as aiu wgaig r Q ef ggixge- ' ,gig -n K ,ke 3 421138 Q4 ! 3 HQ xg n ig, A :4 I ?gJfR'fQ'g it f Qitffiff' Q um! :PX lVlath and Science We should be taught how to use slide rules: it's easier. Try to figure out why you ate worms when you were little after you dissect one. I'm taking biology in an earth science room. There are no electrical outlets, no sinks, rotten equipment, and you want to know what I think about science. The funniest thing in math class is listening to Nlr. Stone's puns and watching him look foolish. l had to hire a neighbor boy to finish my bug collection in time. I was really happy to see the unit on molds and fungi come along because l could clean out my refrigerator. The bad thing about biology is that after a unit on the reproduction of the moss, you still don't understand the jokes - but you laugh harder. Math is spending half your time getting interested in the problems and the other half getting normal again. By the time most people get to their third year of math, they don't feel like another year of quadratic and linear equations. They just don't realize how much math is going to be involved in their future lives. Science is like math. It is enjoyable if you have a teacher that really enjoys it. If a teacher doesn't like to teach, it can really make the subject boring. There really isn't very much to say about math and science. They are boring subjects that have to be learned. I'm not saying you should study your brains out, but just get the basics. I hated math so much I couIdn't take geometry after I finished algebra. Now I found out two years later that I have to take it, and l'm the only senior in my class. .4 - sv - Q Math And Science i 57 N SSW X jr rt? Q QQQEQAQY N wmv IX . ' f Q AWWA-w NJ , ,H . .. SJ NW' J N A Do we have to take so muchlhistoryk. U I m still waiting for lVlr. Stra- GM NNU ll I han to tell his famous frog joke. 'History is really strange: some rr, 1 N 'Dpeople really enjoy it and others can't stand it. History can be very GV' QW r interesting if you get a teacher who can tell you all the little things ' nw s i I , that make all those great men more individual. Being required to 3 X X I take these classes can make a lot of kids hate it. But, if the teacher is O C I al interesting, it can be all right. You've been taught all this stuff since N the fourth grade.By the time you're a junior, you really don't know it, U d Zynseyoeumgi tooblariygoywant to learn it all over again. It s a different Gy i 2 S 'N' jyisxffs l F, H Mull W 2 1 , 7:53 -ffm' Q . K. 133252-s 'K . h 2, lfx'k':Q ' '-2. 2' History consists of names and dates, failing grades, and the makings of a big headache. We should learn more about other countries, I was so surprised to find out how much other people know about the U.S.. lt's almost shameful, because come to think of it, we really don't know all that much about our own country. Seniors are required to take Senior Problems next year, as if all we need is another one. Last year, if l got really tired of listening, l'd watch the ceiling drip and form a puddle on the floor. If it wasn't raining, l'd watch the plaster fall. In social studies, when taking a test, keep in mind that if you want to get a good grade, put down the teacher's opinion 1 tis , . ' xl' N - K as Social Studies ' z 5 'H li Q d t 3 S 1 E a so ffl 'Z' ASM? , i.. , f hui 1 1'v-lnaucusoummx, J 5 A English ln Speech class, we all wait for Jeff to start his speech with his fa- mous last word 'AH' I wonder,if Shakespeare was a peasant, would we still have to learn about him? l'm glad that all I can do in English is sleep, so l'm all refreshed for lunch. lt's about time that they have a more varied curriculum. For those who dislike the classics, it's a chance to get good credits and really enjoy the course. I only wish that they wouldn't have waited until l'm a seniorto do it! I really be- lieve that Chaucer was a dirty old man! Too bad the rebirth of cul- ture ever came about. Maybe we would all be a little better off. lVliss Uttech made a good witch when we read Macbeth. English is too much history and no fun. Why is everyone always absent the day before term D3 Ders are due? I think that the year I'Il remember the most is sophomore year in English class, Mrs. Dixon's class that is. John and Jerry kicked out everyday, Charlie giving Nancy mouth-to-mouth resuscitation for a speech, Robin dragging her oversized Newfoundland into class, slam- ming our books at 3:15 and sitting after class until 3:25, and having the whole front row all on crutches and leaving five minutes before class every day. Isn't it strange that we have to keep reminding Mrs. Martin that she's here to teach. English is when you read themes such as 'l, A Rat', a first person account of the Plague of 1665 seen through the eyes of a rat. In the middle of Dante's Inferno, Kurt starts up with his animal sounds for effect. I guess it's the famous Canterbury Pilgrimage that every junior must take to better gain a first hand knowledge of the times. 1 ll Foreign Language lt's hard to learn a language when you have third and fourth year combined into one class. lt's not only hard on the class but on the teacher also. l really Wish that something could be done about it, but it takes a lot of money to do things right. Playing games in a differ- ent language helps you to understand the usage of the language. There has got to be a better way to learn a language than to sit in class everyday and listen to rules on grammar and dialect. I only wish that l knew how to find a way to learn faster than l do now. To be able to talk fluently you have got to concentrate on everything you say. At times you get all frustrated and your tongue gets even more tangled than it normally is in.class. You do a lot and learn a lot but you really don't know when you'll use it. , , ,L me E5 I believe in the military. I like the discipline, proper recognition, and the power, but in my three years of ROTC l think they don't appreciate the hard work you put in. and vou're penalized if you disagree with something. l'm glad I got into Air Force ROTC because you learn a lot about airplanes and not just about rifles like the Army. When Waukegan gets a bigger airport, we'll even be able to get a jet of our own. Color Guard does a good job. ROTC can be a good course: it can teach discipline and all that, but really, shouldn't that sort of thing be taught to you when you are a child? ROTC could be okay if I wasn't a girl, because all they seem to teach is a lot about engines and all about the anatomy of every airplane there ever was. R.O.T.C Work Cooperative The work coop class is broken up into two sections: the first is bookg the second is related learning. The student starts a self study program right away. Work Coop is, in my opinion, the most practical pro- gram in the school. It is one ofthe few courses that help prepare you for your life in the outside world. Going to another school the last half of the day is really nice. I mean, where else can you get lost in a school and not worry about getting sent to Strang's office for skip- ping. CWhat would you expect from a Warren studentjf' I really enjoy the working part, but the school part could stand a little improving! I mean I'm not the smartest thing on two legs. Working is really some- thing. It's really a lot of fun. I get a lot more out of it than I do in the classroom. There would be a lot more students working harder if there were more students working. . rwm- People should be more aware of these kids. I know from personal experience that it takes a lot of hard work, determination, and person- al dedication to do it. I think Mr. Darveaux is a pretty special individu- al. God gives everybody a compensation for something that's wrong with them. People with crooked teeth have beautiful eyes or something like that. These Special Ed. kids have the best compensa- tion of ally they will definitely go to heaven. They are so innocent there is no other place they can go. I like this because it's some- thing to help the educationally handicappedg every school should ave it. l don't know very much about Special Ed., about what hap- ens inside l mean. l've met some of the people that are in it. They eem to be very happy but a little insecure. When l see their bright osters in the hall I just get the feelingthey must be beautiful inside. ff-s 'f NX-if 'Nc Special Education 'a s XX st... .. S 5 Q. 9lf43s5i1 A - s ,. .eggs X -sg. g f.ss..s .5 X- - fa - - - X sisgs .. ss . . T 4 - ss-11 X s X sweet dm S- Y l s s -5 s-New Y- gs. f -Q Wk? NSSQNT: . XX .R .Q X... ...sa . fs NS? 1 f X Home Economics It's fun to cook, but I wish we didn't have to eat it afterwards. lt was my final moment to prove myself, and I ended up with an upside- down, over-cooked coffee cake and a big fat She asked for egg souffle and got scrambled eggs. I asked for an 'A', but chalk up anoth- er I started making a size seven dress. At the end of the quarter it was finished, but I was a size nine and couldn't wear it. I hate the idea of being the perfect little housewife especially because I hope l'm never dumb enough to get married. I want to become a veterinarian, and I can't be fooling around with dusting and cooking for a hungry, slovenly maIe. 5 Q Home Ec. is okay, except for the fact that everything we do counts so much. lf we put a needle in a pattern the wrong way, it's a sin. I love to cook, but it's better at home because we don't get graded, and my father eats anything. ln Family Living we try to discuss a lot of dif- ferent things, but we always end up on the same old subject- sex. Believe it or not, the guys' eyes are usually bigger than their stom- achs. Family Living really frustrates me. Everytime I want to give my opinion, l'm'told to shut up by some know-it-all guy. The discus- sions can get pretty wild. l think the funniest thing is seeing the guys learn to knit. You can watch their big muscley hands holding knitting needles -just like Grandma does. Home Economics ,,,,,,,.,,,.-mr- ' ' rs-M 1 Business We are told that secretaries never chew gum, but it sure takes a lot out of you if you have to take dictation for a whole period. Shorthand doesn't allow for any elbow-leaning. lf we're supposed to be learning how to be good secretaries, shouldn't we start out by sitting on the teacher's -lap? At least we learn how to balance a checkbook. ln office machines, I was tested on the stuff I spent a week on. But what about the stuff I slaved over for three weeks? Good educational value. We learn something useful- something we can always fall back on if we have to. They really get you ready for a business career. l wish that I had had brains enough to take typing, because it is hard typing a term paper with two fingers. I think it's nothing but an easy 'AH and it makes me mad when I take hard courses and get fair grades and someone else takes four busi- ness classes and ends up with a much better average. People put dovvn business by saying it's an easy-credit course. It really isn't. It takes a lot of work forthe good grades and to get a lot out of it. I don't like timed writings. I get too nervous and hit the wrong keys. Then I manage to hit two keys at once. That really blows the timing and I wish I could hide. ln business we learn the latest 'traveling salesman' jokes. 'Business is really great because you can get a decent job after high school, and in college you can get papers done easily. Business I would have taken art because I like to work with my hands, but I was afraid it would turn against me. Someone made an obscene pot without realizing it, and it took the teacher two weeks to realize what everyone was laughing at. I like to draw. You can draw what you feel. You don't have to impress anyone, and you don't have to be per- fect. You draw to please yourself. lt really gets you mad when you work hard on something that takes you a long time, and you get it back with a low grade and a note that says it looks like you worked on it for ten minutes. lt's a feeling of self-satisfaction. You know you've done the best you can. No one can take that feeling away from you. f f lt's okay to be an artist, but it doesn't teach much. lt's something nice to do when you're not feeling very good. I don't see how anyone can knock it. Art is a very colorful subject. lt brings out any talent that you might have. If you don't have any talent, it is good for a few laughs. Sometimes you get discouraged because your work doesn't turn out the way you want it to. But Nlrs. Wheeler is always ready to help, and it never really is that bad. You have to like art a lot to be able to do it. You can't just pick up a pencil and draw. lt takes a lot of hard work to develop talent, but if you like it you can stick with it. I think they should display more art work at school. lf they built some showcases, it might give the school more class. l' ig- . X ,r .X TID All you can do in any sport is go out and play the best you can. No matter how the score turns out if you know deep down that you did your best, no one can call you a failure. C733 When you vault, just at one instant nothing seems to matter. You're suspended and no one can reach you. I think that is about the neatest feeling in the world. C743 Win- ning really means a lot to me. At times I say I don't care but I know that's a lie. Like Mr. Bader says - 'lf it doesn't mat- ter who wins or loses, then why bother to keep score? ' C749 I hate when the guy you are up against is bigger than you. It gives you a complex and gets you down. SPRING - - At times I just get so scared that my stomach starts to hurt before a game. That's when I know that I have to concentrateg I know that it's all in my head and if l let it get to me I know that it could do some- thing to the way I perform. Athletes aren't expected to show any emotion: you're expected to be a jock and not to care. Don't people realize that we really do care? .,. Practice until you ache, but that ache is about the best feeling you've ever had. lt feels like every muscle in your body has been pulled. It is really frustrating to try so hard and get nowhere. This is when you really wonder - is it worth it? I'lI never forget the first time I played baseball: I struck out and never wanted to play again. With my talent I probably should have taken up something else like horseshoesf' I don't understand why people put so much meaning into sports. They all act like if you can't play a decent game of baseball you might as well not live. Not everyone is good in sports so why make such a big deal over them? SPORTS 83 GOLF When you play, you go out there and play against your man. You try to keep as close as possible to him without being totally embar- rassed. Uohn Shawj ln golf, the only thing to do is concentrate. You just can't go out there and play: you have to know what you're doing. CCharlie Balmesj Golf is an individual sport. You do your own job, and, unlike all the other sports, your teammates can't make up for your mistakes. You have to develop your own style and game. fmlff nrt. ei? W i VH GN O ,.. BLS dV .J. Dietmeyer .P. Mardoian . N. DelaCruz A 1 . D. Skelly Z f 5 an .ft 1 2 3 4 5. J. VanSloon 6. Mr. Czocher U. 7 8 9 10 .J. Shaw .G. Preis . F. Harast .C. Balmes 11. lVlr. Gordon Overall Won 8 Lost 4 Conference Won 6 Lost 1 ,I Finished 2nd. :il l l 6 7 8 S 'i 3 'F 4, ... 9 , 1, Q .4 4 4 0 ig' .xx X x E X - Q ,gi f .Q x... P KK- f 'S S Q k 5' Q V . . , ,M J N, ,XX Q H . i , . ' WNESQ s N -'Q i f sg-. 5 X, 1 1 L Niwjf , 1 -Mb-R .fgym-'wji g l A 5' - 5 ' a g N L ' ea , , L Q' N35 -in 5 . 'QV 'Tiff E 2. A 2 3 u E x SIU , K . -A -' X 2 QQ- gi K X Ewggglkk dw ue A ' - X y K . ' , . S? fi-gf avg -3-v Rv, gmc' ,fd K A K A x-Z X VHXXP,-. ,, f wifi - ' 1 D xii, 'G'-fSf'f L? xg Qgg X F ii , 1 in g if J , sf1 'xf'X in qw f4g,jQf: fi- x 1. 0' rx is mf 5 1 1 ' hw . . -k-k . 5 . LIU Lv fy Q A Q eq . ,, . in A , M yuh ry gun, 'Q f 4 4 'A 1 . 5 N ' K X 5 X ps v . Wg, 1 nw ' , 'mr i. -5. 'S' ,maxi L ,Quinny DU,-A L 49.156 'ID K ff A-fmngfp Qfzimp x 63238 'gags A , l,Qf 5 fi!! ram Ag 'wil , L -- rt xi. . 5 gf ' - 'X 'V . Q EE 1. Xl - M4 .A S. xg E jk k, U ,ii.l.j..N,iM Q ..,... 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You feel so good when it's over. CRon Adamsh The last 10 is always the hardest. l like the competition because it really makes you work. CD. Espinozab You've really got to concen- trate, especially in the field events. But running is different: if you've got speed, you've got it made. CPat Maulej I like to be a good sport about it. l just try to get in a good position and the best man will win. CPat Hernandezb WARRIA f x, vt I A VARSITY 1.J. Elsbury 2. M. Salzman 3.T. Bennett 4.V. Helblmg 5. Mr, Bader 6.J. West 7.G. Byrum 8. R. Bailey S f.ff' , , ,,, f ' M I Overall Record Won 6 Lqst 6 With Bader it's different - We used to go out and play tennis. Now we go out and play tennis right. Like everything he coach- es, Bader wants to win and he insists on perfection. CJohn Elsburyj You always see guys leaping over the net after their spectacular win. One day l really felt like a tennis pro, so I leaped over the stupid thing and fell flat on my face. l was real- ly embarrassed. lt rained all day long, but we had the meet anyway. There was about an inch of water on the court. The ball would just splash and kind of float away. .sts X G ' ' ws R swiss S t sewn f '- . . .awww yu ...N ,txttgkxvxgxw xg .Uk 8 y t fg, angie sg s y llggi I- ?LZ..I REQ VARSITY Mr. Shelton K. Drayton G. Collins P. Gorsline L. Mays D. Justice F. Oller B. Disney W. Whipple P. McCann Mr. Calligaris K DT WAX SOPHOIVIORE Justice Gilliand Crockett Ciesla Leafblad Wright Gorsline Krueger Cullen McCann White Scripture I think that l'd really be terriffic in baseball if I could see the ball and if I could catch. You have to be able to take it. You can't be afraid. The game at the end of the week is fun because you put in a lot of work all week. After last season in baseball, I've decided what I really want to do: l'm goingto be a pro- fessional bench warmer. They usually hire you on experience. I think l've had more than anyone. I just get up there and hope he walks me because I know I can't hit worth anything today. But he doesn'tg he whips pitches at me and l don't think. All l want to do is knock one down his throat. I was always afraid of making a mistake. Sometimes I would like the ball hit my way, but only ifl knew I could make the play. To slide into base is really terrific. lt gets your uniform all dirty, and makes it look like you really played a hard game. In the games you just stand around. CJim Storcj IX,-f 94 ...,q- I 7 K .. -X S .5 - 'wi ntkgi' aug.. - .Fl K A A,-5' x. A4 1 5. M' . Q- L f TTQLTT ' - ef- X, Mfg,--bm-44 5,iw1'Tsmi:w'T4,5QN+-2 - W-M '4 ' LX..-I-7--ws ere. ev .ik , Record I Overall ' Wori A17'LoSt 7 Conference Won 9 Lost 5 .. , ,K I NS, ,W Q, .--X X PJac:eFi,Uished 2nd, , U Q5 S: Q- K 5 3 I A aus, , 5439 ,M Q ' X fi ' DQ , K , . fl . W l 'V . h m. 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' .. . ,p ' ' is f '- --nr - -N-f.sff't'Xf-f-. 54'-'. -i - Rf - :Z S- vi' -GK . K . P K. sg F - -. . 1, QA F X- K - U - - ' 'F -f ' If K . ' . - -5.51-F . li C - 'r' ,V .. , K K .C . y Flhv .,. X- - - J 1 J - f 5 F -. Y ' . ,.x ' L4 KKK K KKKK KK.. K .K . ..Ki - . .Ki p KKK KK . -i l, -, .f - X SK- K I O '51 ,les Q ,.- . Q -Q . .fbi N X F . 1 wx-. am f - 1972 Sophomore Football: Row 1 QL to RJ T. Stollings, R. Warren. B. Ambrose. M. Papendlck. W. Mill, B. Zelesnik, J. Ventura, D. Merkel. Row 2 QL to RJ T. Goode, J. Blackwood, J. Finkel, S. Tomczak, R. Wolowic. G. Sorensen, M. Brya, G. Kelver. Row 3 QL to RJ D. Gardisky, D. Grooms, C. Bloom, D. Suhling, M. Schneider, D. White, G. Chesser, B. Topel. Row4fLto RJ L. Smith, K. Anderson, M. Leafblad. B. Metcalf, J. Reza, T. Brown. Coach Perucca, Coach Bader. f-3 'F K? .wt T' Q aff, 4 E, Fi? gf 52 Ya Q1 HAH X ...A Q. ri. fc' wk ffm 58:-,W fn f K . '--zilb-71. - . ul, .D Vw. , -.1--up M 1' we 8'-watt ' 2 Q A ' T QW, , , A A I- L 1 x .K : - 5 S ' has f nr F4 M, 5 SEQ is 5-in.. - s at -XX-2 X x , iiixiii QW as 1 W N 1' Mmm, Nana 'fm' wwf. fm awe UEVILQ, 'mum 'WP vlan., 4 mul , A f W' 'I F 5 It -r' f . 2 KIQ5, W -- x' um, w ? , lwmmgp Y. WN . ,rits ,. ,A Z 2 , 5 QSCGWXXQ . 577, ' K K ' K Af mm,, ' 1 3 AL 4 1 I ' A N ' NX Q Q c ' ' ,- . ' , A M X -M Q if . 1 5 L' h I h A x Q 3 ' 1155 -1 R ,ff . ' .M Mi? 'f N , f ' . -' - , 1- , - 2 ' A k m Frcgsgiioph Crgssfl ntryi QL toLRJB, Sammon. B.VanHoltge0. p- -1 is , V , MgfYo6n'g. RoyVQ2L h BMC riqla, D.4Ryanf1:5. im. T, MgMahhr,cs. S. A ' A ff E I . ' I bg or eLr1.Rfi3 I tizlfyajch L N - if :-Q, ' '... 'iff ' if I f .L Gi? K J 'ix Q i?4Z'5mb'3f,i:f11''.'3 flQc'51PQ ifki-l,'53-f'iff:,gMLf'..IfTe.-..fm 'R 'f-'-QQ-5.7-,A l 1 I like wrestling a lot because I like to see people work hard to gain respect, and in wrestling you have really got to work hard to get it. As an outsider looking in, it takes a strong individual, both mentally and physically. Sweat, muscle, and strength are what a wrestler thrives on. Without them the team and the wrestler are lost. l've never been to a wrestling match, or even a wrestling practice, but l've heard that it really takes guts to be a wrestler, l can really see why. You're out on the mat all alone with no one to depend on but yourself. If you let up for one moment you can be pinned. The whole meet could be decided by the fact that you won or lost. You must win or lose all self respect and know that you and you alone let the team down. But as in all sports there must be a loser, even though you don't want to, you ac- cept the loss and take it in stride. When you get pinned, your ego deflates for a while, but to be a good wrestler you must keep your head high and try again. Each time try with more dedication and determina- tion than the time before, until you know that you are the best there is. Then and only then can you rest. I started out being pinned every time, and the guys would always laugh and want to wrestle me for practice just to improve their personal record. Well, I kept trying to improve. Now, I laugh and wrestle them for practice to improve my personal record. lt makes me want to cry for one of those guys when they lose. They really try, but those six minutes are murder. They give their all. When a guy loses, he doesn't want your pityg he wants to know that you were behind him one-hundred percent, Even though he lost, you won't hold it against him or the team. He hopes, that even though you were dissappointed by his loss, you will be out rooting for him next time. JM, . Q.. T5 ' if: if J A Q 5 ' ,A f?'?.? I , N 19 Yu ' 1 just 1 if. 335 ,L 7 H. f,,Wk f ' ,fu E xi. mi ix . .. X KN EWXV xx. 'Q 'W -' .5-. I A 1 mix? X 75x Tv 5. S' 3? - rx , Q , L I QS m Y . . , 61 .F- kg ,E ' K ' 'I 2 3 A XQQA QE 2 ,?!!wg '? -1 1 ff BLUE gLUE QKVILS t 1 J Q , Ln. Whiz I think kids go to basketball games to have fun. The group I go with yells and screams to promote the winning spirit. I go and talk with friends but don't watch the game unless it gets exciting. Then I scream. It used to be fantastic to see our team win, even with the refs making bad calls. When I was a freshman I came to see the gamesg now kids come more or less to see their friends and use up an otherwise boring Friday or Saturday night. Before a game I always go over the last game, and go step by step over the maneu- vers I made so I don't make the same mistake twice. Misery is being a five-foot tall guard when the guard on the opposing team is six-five. One nice thing about winning a basketball game is that algebra class with Nlr. Gordon on Mondays is much easier than on any other day of the week. I think basketball players must really like the game to go out and shoot baskets every day. Warren's basketball record doesn't show how good they really are. M909 be A 'Lk i 1 v wifi P ,iv . :.1' -':I iii : J QQ 1 S , ti? Q W Q Q.,-. ,1 4, Q, f,'?4i? 1, ' - 0 vk ,., V :i m 4 js A S ' 4 1? 'ff J ,Q fi W Us 1 , ' - gi 'W f '? ', 5 'N s 7 , , 1, ' l H Zislwfawwwdrw ggi' if A N fx NN LQ LL.L. QS-CRMfg'L xmkwk . .g RX gi. .55 Sy: . 1, . an Av,-hiv, 1, '-3,3-K-' 11. . fm-3111, 1 N .X., -. in xl-I Qrw- Aklew Lizf kw :Hifi 53,115 ' ,My -'5-ml f-F A ' 3.5X..x.,W X -M Mya X i if? S? uv '- 4 6 sqm 1 .x . X x X :ye 5 . A X ,X iw? wk 515 Q N Mx .. . mx: kwx QE . . 5 X if . Q Faculty Faculty Faculty 1. John Ariola Business 2. Jean Arndt Business 3. Darrel Bader Business 81 Co-op Education 4. Jane Beem English 5. Tom Bersch Industrial Arts 6. Philip Birkel Scienceiit Physical Education 7. Ruth Bradley Physical Education 8. Judy Bristol Physical Education 9. Kurt Bristol Physical Education 10. Ann Brofka Business 81 English 11. Charles Calligaris Business 12. Bruce Campbell Science 13. Pete Campbell Physical Education 14. Robert Carlson Physical Education 15. Brucie Chapman Physical Education 16. Jim Czocher Physical Education 17. Carole Daemicke Foreign Language 18. Faye Davis Guidance 19. Shirley Dixon English 1111 Q? 5 Faculty Faculty Faculty 1. Holly Eiss Art 2. Phyllis Filipowicz Business 3. Mona Florio English 4. Karen Galgan English 5. Sam Gaziano Social Studies 6. Dianne Gilmore Home Economics 7. Dorthea Gilpin Librarian 8. Kit Gordon lVlath 9. Julianne Groh Home Economics 10. Don Haugh Guidance 11. Mark Hein Science 12. Lenore Hoogesteger English and Reading 13. Reginald Hughes Physical Education 14. Marguerite Iverson Home Economics 15. Joyce Johnson Nurse 16. Fred Kattner English 81 Audio Visual 17. Dean Keach Industrial Arts 116 4 mf if 1 N Q f ?Wi NJ K 15 , 133 15 N54 P' . 3' ., J? La x . 'T' s'-1 5 - Pl ' 7- 55 --fit? rf ' w 1, s 1. ,, 4 x . xg: K - i3 l my -.....: Faculty Faculty Faculty 1. Esther Keefauver Math 2. Don Knapp Driver's Education 3. Mike Kunkle Social Studies 4. Karen Leichtle Physical Education 5. Stephen Levandoski AFJROTC 6. Sam Licocci Band 7. Bruce Mack Band 8. Jill Martin English 9. Tim McGrath industrial Arts 10. Linda Messinger Social Studies 11. Ron Meyer Math 12. Gerald Nlieure industrial Arts 13. David Miller Social Studies 14. Allen Myren Chorus 15. John Ockert Math 16. John Perucca Driver's Education 17. Delores Radloff' Foreign Language 18. Tom Rayman Foreign Language 19. Torn Scholtzhauer Math 81 Science 20. Ron Shelton Driver's Education 21. Steve Stelmack Guidance M... .. fi - F in lx Q L i 5 ii N f J f M' 5 'Au if AWA - , .LL 'xiii M. f ' L1 1 5 3 nf 4 ri , W? .. PJ fl 5. img :fn Qt W .I x I I 4 s- 0 ,v I I1 M V- R ,.,,W,g A SSS ' 1 A0 -f if I M SQA A53 .en-. 5 E in Q. Wg IQ A ,U ' v 9 -My ,vi ' ,, . ,.fLfQ.,z QHQQQQX--', Y- f, 'V 0 5 M , ,fi ,, wh .Q ,!. 4 :W , M... x '.,?- f , 1 - ' h I ' X ll ,J . , j. 5 , xi fy ga . ws., fi' ,': 4, V ,X 'ff , ' af m I' S ' , ffm ' Q- V. f . 'Wiz - 45 ' ' 41.17 - l!.'!.?fr K r I xxx Y 'X Q gif gl 2 in ,fn s f -' . J-, ' ssl-S is D 1 M N 5399 Wa' V 'G 'v-4. R 7 X Zgxiwigz, .. .5 ' Wg xi sf A. vs 3 sf is Y. Q . C- X 5 Q' L W Y A :XXX Ly. A gn . f Q-i1.Lg.,, I-.YNY Fm . ' ' 'W' ': Z 1' 'fmfri ' - 9f .'5' 'W' ,ws xwgn ' h..- . U A-if-.' - mv Mi -3 Lx 'in Z sv Q , 5 5 W if . Qi. . 5: XA ,W 1 5 ,gno- ,..,..- ,..---'- I8 . X K, QQ KE! , AUM Q 7f,,2'7X K' -133 rf, - 45304-A qw 9 Senior Recognition Q ,.4o1xf 7 ,, . .A . ASXAXLK5: R155 ' w ' till -. 'Y'T.f 'V W' . 1 'f,.1-,-f x1t w i QV! if .. , gyzigy :Q .Js,.a,:f?fqk1-Y. ff,:.2I.v':ff,?-rw Vaiedictorian Phil Brownfield 'Wx ' . ,- Sv Salutatorian Good Citizenship Award John Elsbury John Philip Souza Award Kent Simpson skiing R F , Q U. 'M-.sw-si-un Z ,NX ,A 135:54 e xg figif-Qi S ' Xl: 'Q Q A K 1 'i wi 15211 ' Chorus Arion Award . Jazz Band Award Charlle Bain-,es Chorus Arion Award Jim Garven Us I i . an .wus A Betty Crocker Award Kathy Hartman Band Arion Award Ellen Knutson 1973 DAR Good Citizenship Award Nancy Myers Senior Class Officers: lLeft to Righty Lisa Pressgrove Vice-President Mike Palmieri President Sandy Campbell Secretary Not pictured: Robin Walker Treasurer Carol Adams Bomb . sem, 'ir'-fav Tim Albrecht Tim Carol J,AlIen CaroI if ..1 Carol Ambrose Carol Angela M. Allison Cisco Arthur S. Anderson Art eniors1973Seniors1973Seniorsl973Seniorsl9 Pat Anderson Kathleen E. Ar1Sl0w .. - , Suzanne Atwood Andy Kathy U Sue . Ax gi i 'xx i 3 A T .. U Sheila Marie Anderson Q ' 4 Richard Alden Atwood, Jr. 6. ,gf Sheila Rick Rao gi ' is 2 X 2,5 Charles Balmes i jjj f MaryChristine Barnes Charlie If' 1 Mary X 'Q K . 1 xii KA , ,X gs .eo. , C S If? ,pg 31 6 .5 3 is xy Christina Barnes Debra A, Baum Gary Augensen A ' ' Chrissy Debbie Augie X fun Y A E A 11,1 xx 'X .QE A , ' . A Cal E. Bohn Susan Ann Beemsterboer Stephen Bennett Sue - Steve 'Bonehead h s ff'-i :er-yu , , Q ,gg y 'ia' Sherry Ann Belille Roberta Bjerke S-, ...- Pickles Bobby' AUGUST 1972 x GRADUATE N v .Q Q55 niors1973Seniors1973Seniors1973Seniors19 Steven Martin Bonadore Joyce Ann Bowen Keith Branic Steve Keith Joy f' Q- 73 er Torn Borchert James Braden Tom Jim Philip Brownfield Lark Burns Cheap Phil Lark Ted Brown Karon Burandt ,4 3. f V Harry Donald Callicotte Karon ' L Don Brian L. Callos Mary Campbell Larry Campion Brian SOUP tm Larry 3 Lee Ann Calzavara Sandra Campbell Pickle Appaloosa Hillbilly W - 'al XS niors1973Seniors1973Seniors1971-3Seniors19 Debbie Cannon Karen Case Pamela Jean Chambers Y W. Can Coach - g.:,.J,N Chum .ire v 'xxx' Y av? ,C ww, 1.411 NGNCY l-ee Cafani Darlene Chambers Nance Dar Fwflgfbgg ' Lynda Chott Dawn Christenson Lynda Dawn ,,..,,x Mark Chermel Linda Christensen Patricia Clark Mack Linda Patty .Q Terry Clark Michael M. Crow HTeV Yn ww 3' Deb N HMikeH Glenn Collins M. mf Q' MHVIONCOVC1 Debra Condreay Q SE C Q- be X X as X I Glenny fl ku . sf 'ff ' Mar niorsl973Seniors1973Seniors1973Seniors197 Susan M. Crowley Sue Patricia DeBoer Pat Theresa Ann DeLorenz Terry Cheryl Crump Cheri Janet Demith Jan Shawn Depke Benny Bush John Deuel John W. Jerome Dee Jerry 0 Donna Dibble Donna Pamela Jean Draudt Routy ,iif Kim A. Drayton Kirnmer Mary Dugan Mary Corrine L. Edwards Corky -ff -an Patty Dietmeyer Theta John K. Elsbury EIS AV-2 niors1973Seniors1973Seniors1973Seniors19 i JUNIOR GRADUATE DOYOTVIY Eymef fm Janice Faltysek Elaine Fender Dordo Joplin Elaine n'n' Jun-A Richard Eymer Rick Ka ren Farrell Kaef Robin L. Ford Robin Diane E. Fornell James Fleming II Goober Jim Jim Garven Wendy Gee Edgar Wendy fi ' A . T YY' , V .. ' 3 -,Mjiiy Q' ,Q Wi 'H' f ,-.-,X , Q John Philip Garven gif.. 5 3 .- J. Garv niors1973Seniors1973Seni Arthur M. Freeman Art Mary Garcia F Mawee Kerry Gene Gimbel Geembo Nancy Gibson Nancy ors1973Seniors197 Peter G. Gorsline Lenny Brian Graham Dr. Zcarkof Lori Haapala on George Greene George Patrick Kevin Hernandez Spic 'W wgwvw-If Peggy Ann Hingston Mpeg, Mary Graham Mary Thomas P. Grazier Tom Trucker Kathy Green Kathy Kathleen Susan Hartman Kathy Carol S. Hansen Susie ffl Mary C. Helgren Helgreene Mary Catherine James Hirshmiller Jim I rfwiv Marilyn Hobbs Pam Kenneth R. Holmes Sherlock gf? T? niors1973Seniors1973Seniors1973Seniors19 Paul A. Horst Reet Horst v 7 Cheri Jacobson Michele Horton Mitch Todd Jefson Todd Laurie Housley House IV, 4.5 xr is., Brian Jensen vs 'YW Dana Hudson Dana Steve Humphries Humps Tim Jolly Tim Kerry W. Keach Kerr Cher Fizz 1 ,U , V 'gfigfz , . A '- 'MQ ' L . Ceceilua Kearns 1 if Marguerite M. Kleber Gia -Lo J ji Z ' Margie 'Q ,N ws? Alan Klugiewicz HAI.. Betty Sue Kilgore Beth - K-wdiw NNMWW .k..1M....,r K ,,.s-N-.W-.-m.....-.n Debbie Klinesmith e eniors1973Seniors1973Seniors1973Seniors19 Jacqueline Knapowski Jack 1551? Daniel Krason ..Dan.. ,Q-an . y. Debra L. Knoll 'AK-I'1OlI Jim Kutzler Oinkzler 64' Ellen Knutson Mark Koch Mark -wtf eo 50 Dyan Krajecki Dyan .I Cia Larie See ya, Larry XDR RTP Cynthia Lanier Debbie Leivick Cindy Debbie Dan Lepisto Dan 95 4 Joyce Libby Joyce Cheryl Lindenberger Cheryl John Lindstrom John Indy Lofgren Indies 500 niors1973Seniors1973Seniors1973Seniors197 Richard Lomire Richard Mary Elizabeth Lyon Apache Woman A Ns Tom W. Madigan Madigoon Tommy Turnip if 36:9 C ThomasLongl Hot Dog Linda Maddox Lynn Dan Maki Krazy Dan Michael L. Maule Pall Mall Barbara Manning Boo Christine Markus Mark Bubbles Fred Markus Jethro K NP Charles McCaffery Big Mac own James Maxwell im I li X 3 fel wwf' Pat McCann Mac Joanne H. Matson ..JO,. Rhonda Lynn McGrain Rhon eniors1973Seniors1973Seniors1973Seniors19 Patricia MCS0fIey Christine M. Mercado Thomas Metcalf Pat HChris Tom Charles Melroy Stephen Merrell Chuck Steve Richard C. Miller Dale Mullin Rich Dale Deborah A. Michalowski Stephen Moline Michael Muratori Debbie Steve Mike E Mark Myers Linda Nabors Joan Nelson Donald Duck Frog Lipper www-,K .... .,,: --,-, r ,L 1 i 53 'S X. DQS sf 'R N39 X X X Q we X S' X K 0 WP if 'Q is N' gl s X VT . iff' t A I C Nancy J. Myers William Needles C C C Nance el: i niors1973Seniors1973Seniors1973Seniors197 X wg! x , l X X S, -C... . .IX ---fog Scott Nelson Zots Fragile Michael J. Nicholls Bear Carol Noga Carol JUNIOR GRADUATE Frank Nordin Frank Peter J. Nordin Paranah Deborah Nourigat Nugget Frank E. Oller Frank Greg Nourigat Hostile Michelle Nowak Michelle Charles Nowell Chuck Jane Painter Jane -was X Irene l. Nowik Prudence Vicki L. Park Vicki X. Cynthia Otterson Cindy Michael Palmieri Mel niors1973Seniors1973Seniors1973Seniors19 AUGUST 1972 GRADUATE Louis Piarulli Mary Penland Debbie Peterson Louie Mary Potterson Geraldine C. Payne Cynthia J, Perry Gerri The Great Peanut Anne Pinkowski Dale Pocius Anne Dale Kathie Petrie Debbie Plarske Dave Pratt Nanners Putts Snapper Lisa Kay Pressgrove T Pete Pruetting Lawrence Quedenfeld Lisa Pete Larry Marianne Priest Cynthia Pytei Sunshine Cindee iors1973-Seniors1973Seniors1973Seniors197 Arthur A. Rasmussen ll Uno Sandra L. Rathunde Sandy Candy Richards Candy Patricia Marie Rathunde Pat William A. Rehm Herc I Q 4 Richard A. Rittenhouse Veet Helen Robinson Helen 'GX qv-up John Rudd 'lRose Don Salisbury Puppy Eyes ,A 4 M F .-4 .S J. R. scassenan Scash JoAnn Schaberger MJD.. 5L Q-up Jackie Schackmuth Jackie Debbie K. Schade Debbie 11 -1' Susan Marie Schade .-Suev. Bill Schmidt Schmidt niors1973Seniors1973Seniors1973Seniors19 Barbara Schneider Barb Deborah Schoonhoven Deb Edward Joel Schwalbach Reel 'Ds x N., ' .f' Debra Ann Secketa Debbie John A. Secrest Andy Charles M. Sell ll Donald Shannon l.Donn Texas Robin Seeberg Robin John Randall Shaw, Jr. John Kathy Sheehan Kathy Pamela Serdar Pan 5i Donald M. Shelhamer ..DOn., 21 ,. sz Y 5 gif, l , 1 '21 X t ,+i4j?giI,q ' . -iwgli-fgwm., - ,Q f g,.,,3:g,31m,-5 - . . f w,P'44v'f-,Yx ' ' fl Y R. fu ,ge , . 1'.wv.Nvr.. . 1 35? A. W, VW, 'Wars Susan Shnlkus Sue - A Catherine A. Sharkey Dorsal Karen Ann Shuster Shu niors1973Seniors1973 Seniors1973Seniors19 Sue Sibley Joseph Siwula Michael Slottag Tommy Shnibble Joe Mike 4!f '? Kent Simpson Joyce Siwula Bear Oyster Glenn Solum Larry Sorensen Glenn Red .4 I . ,NA . ' 1 YQ. ,',7' V -AWN G- - f 'K2.lI'f', Penelope Lynn Smith Don Sonnefeldt Richard S. Sorensen Penny Smitty Squirrel Rick k ,- , Jean SOSir1Ski Gloria Spink K ai Debbie Stanonik Je3l l Gloria Debbie ul , -kg K... ,kj 'g r A .I f 'jigl ii 5' Q f 4 fi 'LJ Cassy S. Sowa , Harry Sponenburg Cass H. H. eniors1973Seniors1973 Seniors1973Seniors19 Rondee Stevens Dolores Stollungs James Storc Storm Dolores Schmucky S ,, o Gary Stice Deb Stoner Slam Deb f-my Deborah Swanson Sally Taylor Rusty a Robert J. Suda Susan E. Sweeney Loree Tennerman Bob Sue Pigwin Ron Tesdahl Timothy Thomas as Linda Tobara t.-I-ezn U-I-irnu uLinvv R 'Of s ,A 'Wir Darcn Thelaner Wulluam G.Thomas Darce Thomas niors1973Seniors1973Seniors1973Seniors197 Kurt Topel Kurt Rodney Paul Troyer Rod Lynne M. S. Turchon Lynne X, Q 1 .Exe fi , ikt gets Bea Vavrusa Scott Vehill Scott .. T . tw, Q., .M .S Linda Veihl Pork Chop John Verchota Chota Thomas M. von Neu pert Nubes Pauline J.Waara Polly Ks t gfk,gf.v: .. U 'f3' Sue Waldron Sue AUGUST 1972 GRADUATE Linda Walker Linda Robin Gene Walker Joe Walsh Joe Mathew C. Wantola Steven Warneke Steve at-5 Q . WL, l ' , Rob Ace Arc I 'Q niors1973Seniors1973Seniors1973Seniors19 Keith Watts Keith me W ' ,Mg .C K r g lil i ill Barry Wilkerson Barry Theresa Webber Mike Wells Farmer Wells ng Nancy J. Welton Marilee Wiegold Marilee qww-nf Terri Carl Williams -'Carr' v-if Christopher Jay Williams Evvy John L.Wolowic uxjohnn ,if l,. X Leah Woodward Chris Lee 33 iii lg: I George E.Worley lll WhirI Thomas G.Wylie Coon Dennis R. Young Dennis Phil Zahn Herv Brenda Kay Zinck Bren iniors1973Seniors1973 Seniors1973Seniors197 - ei ' L. ,Q L '14 A A A A A X D . . P .K ,,,, lg' ,533 ,. ' ' 'N' 1 E A 1 iii 1 . 1 A 2 . '2 : ' ' B ltf Y'N ': 3'7 T'f i ' f . ,, 4- Wi P A - 3 ,def 2 is ' :1 . ' Fi ' W , rr - A A l ' if X 'ij' --T' LL ' rrfixf i ' I ' If .. It 0. Ji ly 3 Q ...N . ., its ' E .-W... Q 1- fl : A ' ' g- ,Li ,. l ,lg ,t w f H 1 -F. .t PM --N .- . g 1' , . ' l i 'l n i I7 -it , - fir A. I . 'f , 'fe ' 'E , Ai., 10. . , '--- x is ff - f - ' -'- ' .. ' ' '- E' - -,' 'i N - 'fit f JH A B Qi i , , 'Fi' ' ' yi- Q - f Row 1: Peter Aabram, Delores Adams, Diane Adams, Ron Adams, Bruce Ahart, Sue Alderin, Lisa Allen, Mary Ambrose, Sharon Anderson, Mike Anthony, Tom Appanaitis. Row 2: Peggy Baker, Dan Balzrina, Diane Bandli, Denise Beck, Vicki Bell, Mark Bennett, Christy Berkquist, John Bierke, Loretta Blackwell, Claudia Bohn, Michael Borsic. Row 3: Coleen Brabender. Donna Brandenburg, Jim Brooks, Stephanie Brown, Pat Burns, Larry Burton, Gary Byrum, Robin Carani, Linda Campbell, Andrea Carlson, Cindy Carrier. Row 4: George Carrillo. Ken Cashmore, Patti Sue Cashmore, Marsha Castillo, Faye Chase, Kathy Christenson, Dawn Christopher, Michelle Cliff, Randy Coleman. Pam Congdon, Ann Conzelmen. Row 5: Glen Cook, Alice Cord, Cal Cox, Steve Craig, Dave Crockett. Scott Crooks, Steve Crump, Mike Cullen, Jim Cureton, Pam Dahlke, Mark Dams. fx I ' .. , ff v T .1 C .L K v X X X K x ...X A ' it Class Officers: Becky Smith, .lolynn Erhart, Morris Gibbs, Peg Baker. uniors1974Juniors1974Juniors1974Juniors1 . . 'a' 4' 1 ' lst S yi 1 A, f ax . . ,fa , 'Q ex X X JM e f . - f . Ai 25 w ' S wx ' 'S' Y- 1 W iw. - ' -- ' . . ' 'f 4 ' , 9 5 ' ' 1 ' s x Z' - , assi ' - K . Q QQ '- ,V '1- le ie i f ii' . - J la- 1, k 4 , .S Eff ft I 'S' I ' : LS : Si . Q L I X 4-, 1 L M ,N , RJ- y , fs if- r viii. 5, if Q Si s! xxx.-.I if K ,Q 3 fi- ,I L. C . . . sd gl -. X 1 is I' 41 ' .- ,-a 1 X is l is w e 43: , 'Q 'Q ' l . XA . gi i t 1: , zzb L V 4 , 1 l ,, is 'E ,'5- :IX J M Q 5 N: .,.. , r X i t J k ., I gg - J r Y nf l ' ff- Tv L, 1,7 ,, ., Iwi I i QQ, 'Si Q 'F ' Y -i... : , ,,.,,, , , K Ann Dole Vicki Doyle. Row 2: Rex DuFour, Lynn Dunakin, Chuck Ehrhart, Nancy Elliott, Steve Erickson, Dan Falotico, Byron Fetter, M Row 1 Blanche Davey Laura Davis Chuck Dawson David Deason Glenn Deedon Butch DeRue Greg Detogne Phil Dill Bob Dishner V l Fleming, Barb Francis, Stewart Fuller, Vicki Fuller. Row 3: Karen Gardner, Sharon Gartley, Brian Gertz, Morris Gibbs. Barb Gillies, Kathy ray, Karen Gonder, Alice Gonyo, Sue Goronson. John Gorsline, Betsy Graham. Row 4: Hugh Graham, Diane Grazier, Barb Greene, Che Greenwell. Carol Gregory, Janet Griffel, Mike Griffith, Sandy Guthrie, Sue Gwaltney, Keith Haapala, Dan Haberkorn. Row 5: Yvonne Haber korn, Tom Haisma, Clare Hall, John Hamel, Lynn Hangebrauck, David Hankins, Marilyn Hardison, Robert Hardison, Karen Harris, Te Harris. .. , . ,g-.xi ' r 5 ll 5, 1 E wma nr'-is uniors1974Juniorsl974Juniorsl974Juniors 19 7 1 'fgfx L it , f if ,, -mf, f . 'ffx 2 4' Y rl ' fi, , ii 3 WT A X 4 K W 0. -xx Q .44 f . F e Q, C21 1: Lisa Hayes, Karen Haynes, Renee Heath, Karen Hebert, Janet Henderson, Tom Henderson, Melody Hendricks, Rick Hendricks, Ray Ron Heynis, Terri Hice, Row 2: Donna Higgenbotham, Lisa Higgins, Cathy Hirner, Monica Holloman, Mike Horton, Randy Hud- Penny Huelskoetter, Mike Hunter, Karen Indelak, Lynn Jacobson, Carol Jarvis, Row 3: Jeff Justice, Lise Kangas, Peter Katris, Jeff Kaup- Kim Kerber, Alan Kick, Chris Kilgore, Katie Kofoed, Greg Korbas, Judy Koss, Carol Krueger, Row 4: Joe Krueger, Tom Krul, Sue Kugler, Laitila. Debbie Larsen, Larry Laux, Lori Leable, Gary Leafblad, Bart Lednicky, Cathy Lehmann, Debra Lepisto, Row 5: Tim Lester, Cher- Lila, Jeff Lodesky. Ken Lucas, Irene Luna, Don Mahoney, Ruth Manning, Paul Mardoian, Donna Markus, Jim Markus, Danny Martens. i X' , SSE :ef C j K X ,xx gl K in gk N wkfig X W if' twig' s , - M91 gm V' ', , ,?'f ff,s ..-...M niors1974Juniors1974Juniors1974Juniors 197 .L fs' ' ' ' 'sr ig C5153 J Q -W K 4 Y' E 4 'if-T ZL' f' fr-J S' . 'W 5- . .1513 . X f U if ' in P 5 E 'T 2 f 7 . l ' , ,Aw . , i . - X .. Q N s XX is X it A- t ,pw N lk, x Q 1 , W N , I lr - feel., we :I Legg is X 6 A st an ,-. 'LX it X I-. 3 1 5 fr ,wr-a l. 5 , lt'F.lfl -r x , 5 . Q N! ,its , .... , 7 , -,fy -, .2 -.,- 5 , , -. Y KX, , K s 5 ' 4 . , s , s g Tig L' . X E63 r '9' 2 s ,,, .-. '15 X ,. Q1 f 9 ' -' us- - . f, .mu--ass sf .. 5 N -'Pwr' Q ' . , Kp , A 3 V . zzb to f 'I If A f ' , lr fr: A 5 r lCi l ,P T' 3. , sf' sf! , f FN , , T , 'SL T . Sv at p A-. 5 l ., A' U -M - , ff I Q A - . -...Tl . y g Q L ,S i ..x.. Y ,Q Q f X . i i , X X Row 1: Nancy Martin, Sue Matiasek, Mike Mathews, Laura Maxwell, Linda McCoy, Pat McFadden, DeeDee McGhee, Kay Merkel, Pat Merre Barb Meyer. June Meyer, Row 2: Maggie Michel, Brenda Miller, Dick Mislevy, Vera Mitrovic, Leslie Morby, Randy Mortensen, Tim Mosier, A ta Mugford, Linda Muratori, Tracey Murphy, Cathy Myers, Row 3: Bob Needles, Bruce Niemi, John Niemietz, Jeanne Nowakowski. Bet Nunnally, Doug Nystrom, Peggy O'DonnelI, Harold Levin, Rusty Olsen, Jerry Olson, Jerry Orthey, Row 4: Chris Ostrander, Sue Paoli, Gay Patterson, Sharyn Patterson, Cliff Paulsen. Judy Penland. Ray Peterson, Adam Petlak, Terry Petty. Francine Plahutnik. Dave Polich, Row Pat Powell, Robin Pugh. Janet Quint, Holly Rasmussen, Jeff Rector, Elaine Reynolds, Manuel Reza, Bill Roberts, Ginger Robison, Holly Ro Monica Saksefski. aff 5 uniors1974Juniorsl97 yu. Q, .ASX fi. .vf x gif fm 5725273 f ',,..'-952 'wr' .M W' Aw . E ww fx ak' -X 5 .J ks ' 'f 2' S ,.4'7W .Q Row 1: Sue Hansen, Row 2: Virginia Harkins, Kim Hedding. Jim Hedding, Beth Heinsohn, Ruth Henderson, Mary Heuer Connie Higgins, Cathy Hill, Bill Hirner. Terri Hironimus. Pam Hoeksema. Row 3: Alan Hoff. Eric Homer. Karen Howard, Karl en Hutchings, Chuck Isaacson. Kim Jacobsen, Kirk Jacobson, Jackie Jacquette. Mary Jefson, Maria Jensen. Miriam Jensen Row 4: Sheila Jensen, Jim Johnson, Tina Johnston, Mary Jones, Randy Jones, Jan Jorgensen, Dan Jowers, Joni Judy, Deb- bie Jurish, Bonnie Kaspar, Pam Kieffer. Row 5: Laura Keisgen, Kim Kirkegaard, Norm Kleber, Kathy Klindera, Dan Klugiew- icz, Bruce Knoll, Alex Koch, Dan Kolar, Mark Kowalski, Cindy Kreason, Debbie Krueger. Row 6: Keith Kull, Cindy Kyritsi, Markae Langford, Mike Larie, Glenn Lauer, Mic Leafblad, Sherry Leivick, Paul Lewis, George Link, Bruce Lofgren, Ken Lohfink. , k:s, ss N , 1? -in .tl gc ., ,X . K . I 'Q ' K Q 'A Q - ' N - fr g . ,,., l . , z - ' I ,i A i 'Qi Y' in i 3 - 5 r- , ggi? if Q , - .Ally f , :,, :gg H 0 t A K ' F- .L -. il 1' 12 -'fe' ,. -,z L' 'xl' , J ' fr f Q Q 4, ' R' Fir L L iii. .,,,, , , C, , to It X.. so .f Xlkff f 5 if ,f..' ,. ,, 5 arg:- ,Q g r M 55- ' a s , 1, -. P at ' Q? , t i l . .. IX . X R JF' + 5 I YW 1975Sophomoresl975Sophomores1975304 2? - 5 3, i. 'www ,.X.qAA L .. ? 5 5 3 j f L X l A Row 1: Mellodie Lukas, Marlene Marander. Row 2: Lois Mack, Nancy Madsen. Jan Maki, William Marsoobinn, Becky Martens, Lydia Martens, Kathy Masterson, Leslie Mathes, Cathy Mathis. Rose McManaman, Tom Mc- Manus. Row 3: Dave Merkel, Bob Metcalf, Kathy Michel, David Miks, Melodee Milas, Wayne Mill, Bill Miller. Cin- dy Miller. Jerry Miller. Mike Moll, Steve Moran. Row 4: Paul Morris, Tom Mruk, Colleen Murphy, Martha Nabors. Kathy Mutchek, Bob Mutchek. Mike Naser,Janet Niemi, Marian Niemi, Jim Nixon, Kevin Nourigat. Row 5: De- bra Nystrom, Vickie Obos, Liz Ogilvie. Steve Olson. Marlene Orick. Lynn Pahlman, Mike Papendick, Sue Pat- rick, Larry Patterson, Kathy Penland, Kathy Peterson. Row 6: Denise Petty, Cindy Poirier, Marc Popoff. Pam Preston, Bernard Pruetting, Diane Ptasienski, Dave Rasmussen, Jean Rasmussen, Richard Ray. Renee Reimer, Renee Remlinger, we if - , L ii 1 --sl P ,. . Au' I w l 5, yufi 4' :Q . Y +11 33, C15 1 . -' .tif 6.1, fr K - gs A 5 .Mi it ' P ' V , 1. fi ei, 'wks i '---xr, ' ' X i A , 2' . f ' 'El X N ZS . . .. R M Q i ' S t i ' .1 r 5- X r 5-if Q - ,fgsfff -Q flat r l I L Q' L au. . 2:21 f 3 L' 1 ,Q 1 I , 1 .lf ri sift ,, , ag iisfiff r WEEK L , fxl , , Y , i ' X lf' . f ' X rs -, ji L N 4 IS: 'L f ' if fav it C r 2 Jfkfs-ii ' es1975Sophomores1975Sophomoresl975Sop iwtciig . W M . ,WI M-we A 'mw i . , .. ..A...:, . -5 .t X I ' --- sf .... X WM M ,:3 , '25 , 'U' A my NR We ide it X Y S , S l N ' Q' as . S f , ., N Q S S . S 4, Row 1: Jean Respass, Joe Reza, Anna Roback, Richard Roberts. Row 2: Shirley Row- land, Carol Rudd, Steve Rutledge, Laurie Sachs, Diana Sahagian, Donna Sahagian, John Salisbury, Tony Sanchez, Ana Sandford, Dale Sandri, Ron Sartin. Row 3: Rob- ert Sarver, Jerry Schackmuth, Cathy Schlosser, Lon Schlosser, Dave Schlung, Therese Schrnieg, Mike Schneider, Karen Schnur. Wreatha Schoenfeld, Diane Schroeder, Diane Schultz, Row 4: Rick Schutt, Lisa Schwalbach. Mike Shannon, Cathy Shea, Barb Shelley. Dan Shield, Karen Shumate, Ruth Silvola, Todd Singiser, Randy Siwula, Randy Slone. Row 5: Leo Smith, Eric Sokolies, Ann Sorensen, Gus Sorensen, Kelly Spurgeon, Nlargret Stang. George Staranowicz, Judy Stella, Rick Stevens, Tom Stollings, Jeff Sturteva nt. I i :Ex l X .. Rv . ,,., ee, . --5+ Q I . q 1,, E Dx fi it , R , ...K .' , If , it ', ' : Q , ff , .pie T , I Q xi iff ' I I v . 15 - ,E iz ' f Pe ' s , 1 ' Q T 1 it c fsezfg-,'i F2 , -1 Q' x we M E313 X . Ik x X 1 -. xi ,b fa , 5, ,. sig 5 N Q X tw X ka ei i x W . wr S . U0 i ,. ' 5 St sx I X Xt E E W: S ii 5 J 'g i f ,, P 'lls r- -Q R fw. . -.. ,Q si l 1 ms 1? 4 ores1975 Sophomores1975Sophomores1975 id i im .............. e....,,wa1 :airs 15 Row 1: Carol Suda, Doug Suhling. Donna Sweetwood. Row 2: Judy Taylor, Mariano Tallungan, Kim Tesluk, Marian Thomas. Joanne Thompson, Lorie Thyne, Cindy Tietjens. Rob Tiernan. Steve Q Tomczak. Sue Tonkin. Bud Topel. Row 3: Peggy Trigg, Steve Turchon, Sharon Uber. Donna Un- derwood, Larry Van Haecke, Bill Van Hulzen. Julie Vehill. Joe Ventura. Jim Vick, Kim Wade. Gale Walker. Row 4: Jim Walker. Joanna Walsh. Bill Ward. Debbie Ward, Mary Ward, Reggie Warren. 3' ' 'F Kelly Wendricks, Dick White, Sue Williams, Rick Wimbs. Margie Witte. Row 5: Rick Wolowic. Steve Wood. Kathy Wysocki, David Yarnall, Jeanne Yoder. Cindy Yost, Doug Young. Roger Young, Tim Zegar, Wendy Zelenko, Annette Zelinski. x I 3 . - - 1 t . vt' , -sim? 5, Q! J, 9 ,gimv ' . via: , f g H R W f, ! :- f X i l I X R tt g 9 3 , 3 New x x f ' i f . i-:. V 'Xl ' L 3' Hi UM -ik X zu ' 'fi R W ax , 'ff. f inf' it ,ll J Il if , i X f 1 if 1 ,P f -N I ' ' 1- sf omores1975Sophomores197580 phomoresl97 Row 1: Gail Ackermann, Steve Adams, Linda Akins, Jill Alderin, Craig Anderson, Lori Anderson. Row 2: Kathy Appelt, John Arado, Adrienne Arnold, Charmaine Atwood, Karen Augensen, Mike Aurand. Row 3: Rob Bailey. Barb Baker. Charles Balen, Janet Bandli, Neil Banks, Dean Bastounes. Row 4: Judy Baum. Andy Baumann, Brian Beagley. Beverly Bean. William Becker, Ana Belec. Row 5: Chris Belille, Dave Bell, Debbie Bennethum, Jon Bennett, Bobbi Biarnesen, James Blackowicz. Row 6: Wayne Blake, Mike Bockrath, Teresa Bohn, Tom Braden, Thomas Braden, Kathy Branic, Dave Braswell. Row 7: Julie Brillion, Jack Brown, Wendy Brown, Mark Brownfield, Derek Bryan, Barb Burry, Sue Callos. Row 8: Jerry Campion, Vicky Carmody, Peggy Carr, Brian Carter, Kim Cashmore, Nisa Cashmore, Linda Castillo. Row 9: Rodney Chesser, Bruce Chostner, Cindy Christenson, Perry Christian, Tamara Christian. Kelly Christopher, Kenneth Clark. ,-lv-W ' A , W , .,, J ll il? 'x , Eilf 7 fn ra, J , ti A - ' -- Q -4 , , .f : 2 - r 4 1' ' 4 - V- F tr in as i ' 5 Q . Ml. K K .f 4 Q .. . . n , f I . , , . ,X I , . , lv, ., W J . , I .57 fl 2 V .,, , Aiqu I K 42 M V5 Y . g f:l,, ' .I l - in A, . ' A J ' Q I i J . lv A QM, f,f' .. .,,, ax, . I J . l A 'xx l ,I 'V AVI. ' -. . I Freshman Class Officers: Claudette Skoglund, Craig An- H I M , , , dersondudy Ehrman. : , ,f -: I - J Q V my L 4 ,K 1 ' ' M ' 5 Ek-xif'i'if:2?.'E . ,.v-v fp, ,,. QA' G K . T , ' mf Q f J ' Y. ' if 're A fl A J i A ,J, ,i is J W. ,i- . it ' , .'rr :'15,:?' l' J A M' .. , s W J if g . , - A'i'i ' i bn , .A . ,,L,,V ' A H . -3 I X I ll.. ,A 4 L' . 5, f ix, V vvi'A, NFIVLEA Y j'. l . j ..:.:' rr g h X ' - :' V , xx . f , VJ ' 5 I X K Ur rar' ' 'if fill Q l 1 , E, Q5 :HQ 'H ,331 .QW ra fs, , 'iz' 3 WW EQ' if ' J gg , -. - VV fl I 9.4 '- ' 9 9 K ' 'N , ' ,-'. ' E l 1 Ji gy A age fi Q qi ww. jf, h .341 fl wx ,Q 3 I, L fp, x rf? 5 . ' V ' -0 i i kv' ajft ' ah L lx I V . 'Z A I xx ' f jf A 'lf' V: V 1. I I Xi . ' xl A.. Freshmen 1976Fresh men 1976Fresh men 1976 'Cf ll j .xl yur, ,, mgl fixgz! 35 . . , , ,, Q W , X , , . 1 , , X, . , . , - , , , , ,,, ...,-,S . 1 i ' 1 Row 1: Pattie Colucio, Kathy Conway, Lesley Conzelman, Robert Counts. Terry Coyle, Jay Crawford. Row 2: Eileen Craymond. Neller Cro- means, Mike Crump, Tim Crystal, Brian Dada. Denise Dahlke. Row 3: Vance Dams. Mike Danks. John Deason, Debbie DeIaCruz. John De- Meyer. Linnet Demith. Row 4: Paul Deuel, James Diehl. Cheryl Dietmeyer. Phil Dietmeyer. Tom Dill, Cathy Dole. Row 5: Kip Drayton. Greg Dubeau. Jim Dugan, Judy Duschene, Beth Dye, Chris Dziszuk. Row 6: Ron Echtenacher. Judy Ehrhart. Jerry Ely. Cheryl Enstrom, Jo May Esordas, Maria Faber. Row 7: Tony Faber, John Falotico, Bill Feldmann, Lori Ferrell, Clinton Ficker. Rick Fiddyment. Fran Fiesel. Row 8: Mar- ty Finkbeiner, John Fleming, Janine Fox, James Freeman, Kristi Fuller, Mark Galin, Lois Gartley. Row 9: Sandy Gibbs, Marlene Gilbert, Rob Giller, Clay Gonder, Dawn Gonsalez, Debra Gonyo, Ruby Gorsline. ' i N i ' 1, LB .s is, X ,, -f , 'Q .5 . , , lx yll ,. ..-A. 1 ft l -. I i J i i sl - is - I K, V. ci .7 V , 'rm ' A ' 'mi J r ' f I J j f 2 A I A Q it ai sr n V V fi . ,J -.., -1 lx 5 F K - -' , + , fi ,f . J.sTf N- .J , li': .i', Q .J Nt ff V 3 i -'J F ' X y - ' Xrl .. ixf' KK Nl , t W ' . v ,f 1 , - 'Q N. w X ' , ,, ,,,, - : vsp Q . rt? 5 vw, V g in V Q I. X MDI 1 A . ff' . t . , A .f X ii. , Rv I v at , I J 5 . .2 . f 1 V s U 3 X Si Xl X? Q liilf is t 11 E n V f 1' wil its J 1 , 1 Q 't + lx M ' ' ,- 1 X 61 4 fi f ft E x 51 V J 4, 5 if pl K qi , 4 F : 'S J 1 'T' 5 1 , I - . N . ar fi ' A 'VH , , F , t A gi, 'V . , . .- .f 'f U41 ' q. L . 5 ,, ' , 4 W-- hmen 1976Fresh men l976Freshr'en 1976 Freshr Row 1: Debbie Gramhofer, Donna Green, Holly Green, Peter Greene, Diane Greenup, Mary Gutek. Row 2: Debbie Guthrie, Nancy Gwaltney Brenda Hall, John Hall, Susan Halle, Don Hamil. Row 3: Sharon Handyside, Greg Hanlick, Mike Hanson, Patty Harris, Marie Hatfield. Nick Haydock. Row 4: lke Henderson, Wayne Henkel, Elaine Higgins, Don Hitt, Will Hoffman, Mark Holmes. Row 5: Page Holms, Brock Holst Christine Hood, Jeff Horsley, Brian Hudson, Brian Huffines. Row 6: Jean Huffman, Gary Hunt, Barb Hunter, Jenny Hutchings, Georgia Jack son, Chuck Jacobson, Mark Jefson. Row 7: Kathy Jenkins, Lorette Jensen, Bill Johnson, Dan Johnson, Karen Johnson, Kit Johnson, Lori Johnson. Row 8: Steve Johnston, Evelyn Jones, Ken Jones, Janet Jordan, Joanna Jordan, Dan Julin, Sandy Justice. Row 9: Betty Katris, Cin dy Kauffman, Dave Kazmer, Dan Kegg, Jeff Kent, Wendy Kick, Nina Kieffer. X ' aw, ,L :wh .V t , i f L: if-ii r , V , ,, ,. K ,, , : ,::1 , S i J J Q , . J V 'I I- J 1 f'wff 2'f'L.,:. wrist r - 4 , ,.,..f!fw f ' l ph 5- 1 Q-Q K i h 1 AY 5 . fy Ar Q .r ,X . ' -- rr , ,' , . 7. if- 9 L A i ' A 9, tw as ' k 5 will J Q 5 ...il , 'Y' .1 ' ,.' ' .-.2-f,-'ff ,Q X, t 1 , , , ,,:, f 4, ,J - is : 9 Qf ' -9' ' it p V 1 . . .lift W . J I 5 I 'l ,.1'lQ'Z' l tt ' ri , ' ' rii, Fi f ' if ri: D , t ri r 5 1 if li rri, 5 ww f W U -. J - J W in 'Y ' rf' Q. G 3' , , ii . . , ' X in M: S 'N 1 if 'V , , 1346, ah.. . . e I ',':., V J ' ' yi' L 'P ' J -F J ' ' ' ' t t rr r r ' it -11 . M -L 1 ?' V J ' is X I , 1 X 1 A WAKE 1 x F' il- , '-- ik : 1 . f A Q .f 4, 'lv' 7, .fu Qi :F Q: ff ,sp ' - ' ' ,, A i n? J r f M H eb - 2 ' X T ' -Q 'If f ,- - S' ' - ,Je 4 ' n 1976Freshmen 1976Freshmen 1976 F ' 1 FC fa Q f - ss. resh ITIS Row 1: Debbie Kiesgen, Mike Klindera, Dave Kline, Valerie Knigge, Tom Knutson, Bob Kofoed. Row 2: Jeff Kolar, Brad Koschak, Herb Koth, Cheryl Kowalski, Lois Krajecki, Mike Kratz. Row 3: Ken Kreason, Della Krueger. Cheryl Kuklinski, Chris Lambert. Steve Lampi. Debby Lange. Row 4: Jeff Lathen, Kirk Lauer, Larry Leable, Mary Ann Leable, Betty Leeson, Debbie Lehmann. Row 5: Tim Licocci, Cheryl Lindenbaum, Jeff Lindstrom, Debbie Link. Linda Long, Kim Luce. Row 6: Anders Lund, Rhonda Macier, Doug Mackinder. Robert Macrowski, Pat Maddox, Scott Malcolm. Row 7: Mary Malone, Sue Maples. Brenda Mardoian, Denise Mareskas, Tim Mc Bride, Lynn McCann, Cheryl McClain. Row 8: Ma- thew McCormack, Todd McWherter, Carol Mellihger, Bob Mercado. Chris Message, Sue Metcalf. Mary Mewes. Row 9: Sue Meyer. Mike Miller, Theresa Mitchell. Judy Moll. Cleve Mugtord, Diane Mullin, Karl Namvedt. f s.x . 'li .1 .1 iE'i'SvfQI. I A rim fi t '., , 'Ig- iia .. , 'f T' if ' ,K '.,1 .Q V X Z5 ,., , 'g f 5- 'X j , JM wr. mi A 4 4:7 1 x 2 I 4' K TWH me fe pw . 'H fir? . K wg., 1, . , , -i af , .t . sl, . A 6 s ,Em X I f W 124 x i r sg -s W 'll' . all au- e KJ 1, 1: K' ,gli X h 7 I- .,. US' ' ' lj ' I igqwi WWW, Yi r if Q it . f -Y ,: A r ,, A, g 3 4 Q iii :fa-wi ' If 'si H Fifi ' ' .Qi I 3.15, Freshmen1976Freshmen1976Freshmenl976F Row 1: Paul Nevill, Karen Nicholls, Tom Nowakovvski. AI Olszewski. Carl Oswald. Joyce Painter. Row 2: Vicky Papendick, Bobbie Paris, John Park, Mike Park, Donna Parker, Jeff Paulson. Row 3: Piper Peklay. Brian Peterson, Janice Peterson, David Petrie. James Petrovic. Tammy Pfeiffer. Row 4: John Phillips, Donna Pinkowski, Cindy Plumley. Ron Podlesak, Lavon Polich, Dan Porter, Row 5: Don Price. Ramie Prine. Karen Quedenfeld, Rose Ray, Doug Rector, Paul Respass. Row 6: Dennis Riechert, Paul Riordan, Steve Rittenhouse, Pam Robinson, William Robinson. Shelly Rohrdanz, Row 7: Chip Roman. Rick Salinas, Bob Sammon. David Sample, Jim Sanchez. Joyce Scherer, Jill Schlosser. Row 8: Mike Schmidt, Bill Schmieg, Larry Schneider, Eve Schoenfeld, Suzanne Schofield. Joanne Schultz, Dan Scott. Row 9: Jeff Scott, Erin Serdar, Greg Sharkey, Mike Shea, Tim Sheffer, Mike Sinesh, Lee Skelly, Claudette Skoglund. W' ' -ff ,- -' 27' , - In 3 ' . A no K 4. N ' , I A .L, X Q ,A , 'ii' J . 11 X . ' l!9'QfKv?L 'irf H 'f Q, X 1-1- R N -N' , ,, 3.5 cv ,,,,, '1 1 ,O i ,l Q 4, , z Q Nr 4 ig X K 5: 'E 4 , ' ,wh, W , . 1 i x r 42 'slr - ,,, , V , t - ., 1 I 'af' Q K Tw , V A 5 I l , in 'I if ' ' 1-1 I I , , wgv W. 1 qX3'n EQu.fMM,, fi 1 - !IlIn!,Ffi 415' ,G .4 4 , X 0 ,I x r 3+ - 5 i , . -9' .44 . ., f H 5 lg cv' 5, FJ PM N . 4 if W W U LQ' it y X I 2 I Q t rw, Y 3: sE'S ,feta W as 25W ff c H ,QA vI '5w, W if 'x X F 1' f' I i X, g IF lzshmen1976Freshmen1976Freshmen1976l 1 it , ,l wnww. ,- .f Row 1: Sara Slocum, Debbie Smith, Jill Smith, Kathy Smith, Mark Soles, Millie Sorensen. Row 2: Mike Sorensen, Robert Sorensen, Carol Sosinski, Becky Spencer, Ron Spiegl, Leslie Stang, Row 3: Dale Streicher, Keith Surroz, Diane Swanson, Richard Swanson, Tammy Swehla. Bruce Swenson. Row 4: Sue Tank, Diane Tesluk, Bob Thatcher, Jennifer Theios, Kathy Thomas, Kim Tietjens, Tom Tinkes. Row 5: Mark Tornei, Lori Tonkin. Sandra Townsend, Diane Trecartin, Jackie Underwood, Bill Verchota, Ralph Wadley. Row 6: Glenn Wagnon. Brenda Waino, Dawn Walker, Jeannie Wallace. Susan Waller, Mary Ward, Sherry Warner. Row 7: Rhonda Weber. Don Wells, Pat Wendricks, Pat Wes- sels, Barbara Westman, Dan White, Art Wiegold. Row 8: Lynn Wienke, Randy Williams, Ted Williams, Sandy Winkowski, Alan Wojciechowski, Pam Wolfe, Pat Wood. Row 9: Russell Woods, Sue Worth, James Yates, Vicki Yost, Mike Young, Debbie Zeit, Ed Zwettler. ik, , QW! , , E ' 5 if f, is - , Y, i l ' , fr -, - - W 'hi K 3 , i . N W - ' l , K H: ef -fl: ' ' , ' r ff' , i , A 'S N , 5 I , ' l . 0 J . Y 'V' ig!! -- '9 N I ,gm A YW 5 A r .--A , '1h.'f.,. -. 5 A- X . K R ' , ,i' '1 x s I 1 I' if ' AQ Q1 I 'Iii 4' L 1 , f i V , , if MW S H y, ,A ?u -5 .Q . ,. I 'ff y N Q 'Q it - Eg 54 Ev' -' E' 'FL 7' . 1' I I D T , f fy , 'K gp, ,F A A ' L H H N ai'-icgia .L ,,, U 5 1 :M ,df ' ix K .L J . ii., i'rf,5 l J . f 'Z lg T W t, ' y xrltis-'! I, 2 - , iv lv , ,I 3 , I, H Q If - 5 A X S res' Q E4 l- i Y- L 'fi fi Y ii .I .V I L , I z W kyu: 1. 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AND RT. 63 GURNEE, ILL. PHONE: DELTA 6-9229 TRY OUR DRUG STORE FIRST We Maintain A Complete Record Of All Your FamiIy's Prescription Purchases Upon Request CII' Ht R E W HIGH SCHOOL fig QL dan osrens I rifii Sf W N2 IMO We SELL for LESS gl you must be Satis- fied or your money If 6 -L -- -- back! W 'E X M W5 f GURNEEf S2 DISCOUNT Yomffou fm 71. I 5 3 435 S m Home CENTERS It ff-s i Swann ee OI' Mig,-' IVI J 'r Best Wishes to All lgpotlfgu Sat Our Teacher and Student Sundays low 6 Friends at: 336 0101 asossn Nncoimskorck NDAVE urs ss suave: HIGH SCHOOL From Your BIG GURNEE DISCOUNT ... Everything for your famiIy,yourHomeand Car and always at HONEST SAVINGS! GURNEE, ILLINOIS t fu N 1 l 1 Q . . fl!!!-I. 1 ' 4 .6 I , 1 . Q , . W I' F ' 4 U fill IL I Q N , ,nn ' Y. ' Q I l A N D r I x SI n I X f y . U i S I' MV I V 1 f -W, O . ' OPEN ,' ' K , ss, E . I .. xo L as ' - wr. Alu I V wi - - i i V- -- H .- I 1 .1 I Ll jjy q II -. lf it ,1ii!JS'L 't i I IT .' I i 1:2 ' S LAKf CUUNTVS MOSY COM ARE Nffkw U WARE ' AUYO S I WN MO BING SUPPLIES 9 HOU I Q , TR AL SUPPLIES 9 YO' . , PER 9 SPORTING GOODS U NG 3 B!CYClES ' LIGH TURKS ' FISHING EQUIP DPYN UAIIV BJU AM 9 PM MA I v su sam - A. s . i, SUNDAVS 9 5 C 5 A A , , 165 Phone MAjestic 3-3363 MAjestic 3-3362 Compliments of FURNITURE the Walkers Lake Countyg Greatest Furniture Bargain Center WH N Grand Ave. - just West Of Green Bay Road Tony Uremovlch Warehouse Manager Libertyville, 60048 Hay 81 Horses 0 For Sale 0 Trophies 81 Ribbons Custom Baling C3123 362-7737 9 C 2 orrys G4 QZEZ 0'L KWOMEH KWEO aah! PP GURNEE LUMBER 81 OIL COMPANY Depot Road Gurnee, Illinois Best Wishes 662-8450 From H. Pollitt FEINBERG'S CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1973 Store For Men FEDERAL CHINA 8' Downtown -Wkgn. SUPPLY CO. Food Service Equipment 84 Supplies 116-118 WASHINGTON STREET 166 WAUKEGAN, ILLINOIS 623-1310 Nyfi v V I i r X X, Q- f U foil- fwfr! -I 'N JWCW 113' 9 Q UU COMPLI ENTS I OF wif W Phone 223-8821 SHIRUSY My PARK CITY ' I WELTON'S Foon MOTEL 5 8- D GRUCERY Washington Street MART Waukegan III Rte 120, vi. 1v111e East FINER MEATS ' ' AN 60085 We Faf'7i'Y Store? 11 13l5eSn4E1n11s D GROCERES Top 0fT'1e HH' ' md Grand Fine Restaurant Hours: i G Avenltrf A NeXf DOOI' Day 9 to 7 - Sun. 8 to 6 Ufnee, IVIOIS ,i R ONZNO4 3101 Beivadere S1. 603 Gages Lake Rd , g Waukegan' nO'S Gages Lake, 111.60030 ig fi I -1 SCOTT VOLKSWAGEN, 1v1oRT's 'NC' 211 S. Milwaukee Avenue EL RANCHO CONIPLIMENTS OF MOTEL NELSON Libertyville, Illinois LUMBER co. 60048 RQQQQZQI PHONE 336-7134 Gumeev mms Phone E1v1p1re 2-0320 Gurnee, III. ON,2,1426 RTE. 41 84 FERNDALE AVE. GURNEE, ILLINOIS Happy Motoring 167 Q0Ji6l9iE?5c9' .5995 so ,553 eff X 54 59 , SJ? if lf 1-fy fvkeff r ji NJ??i? iii? K Sgoirlgalrggeigisgl yiieiiilffi rf We xg , D Q, O 95957 X ,min MARINE my 6,12 EQQDMQANY, INC. wo we 5511902 jg' Is5Q ,JMotors Trailers Sn mobil gb- DSOH Motors Hometown Dealer o-iffy Q M54 l KX l N R ? lj3?13jiiTn,n1m lv e 5 Q lx ra A - 5, ,E 1 , Jo U . ,X couorzryql w We .A- f I U E ArRcoNm1NoNEqv 1,5 ,CDXFSPETE X xfls- . Y xx, I Rv, Iill X ,Y Q! 'K U xi ,XX 5 E 111207 grille H1116 4161 1 lf lj M QR 4 3Q23Kigg'gD,Qg5g51g ,y ry 112 Milermorrhpfsfare R6uQb1 32 A l A 11 132' 77 QQ 60055 4,351 N A Gurne-e,1llIinoljsl 'A ilk, ' 1 6621021 l ' , 60031 1 . 1 , 'E'- ET ' 1, 1 of l vol H-.. f'll 'S LUN E Phone 4, ,ee.KQ1lvArs.53elpygeMiQl3flik 1 OXN 216493 ARM 8lSollQJYropr1idtors .XA ,V V-fl ' I :NY 1 A U ,tl Mull A . lx 7 lx. we li U 3 K 1 Y -6,,lX ' :ills rr ll .1 1 ,le THE MORE STORE jlilfv Q il u nnwAnE5l -r f 'rl 3 1 My , 1.-ag. '., LIBERTYVILLE MUNDELEIN 1' RAT' l ' 155 PETERSON RD- 609 E. HAWLEY pl ll fl ' 'U fl lllxlxgflv l -v.X.f xxx x KS! fx 1,X'N 'N V, Y f-fxx Sf x X V RJ G51 J 1 XV J Compliments Q O! I X Q ' pw xl Ok O GLEN RQCK BEVERA S 5 1 ci 3 A 834 Glen Rock Ave. gg? 63-7' Waukegan, Illinois ,Q I ' A 336-0405 KJ? 'X LD Aviv li Phone 244-0777 Sales Residential X , Management Industrial RX S Appraisals Commercial SHERIDAN REALTY Open Daily 5230 A.M. to 7 P.M. Sunday Robert Sheridan 6 A,M, to 2 P,M, 4636 Grand Avenue Complete Breakfasts Gurnee, Illinois 60031 623-3113 Lunches 81 Dinners Rt. 63 81 Grand Ave. Gurnee, Illinois 169 ETHEL'S of Grayslake Anderson Family Shoe Store Complete Apparel forthe Family 0 Infants 0 Girls 0 Boys0Women Phone BA3-4355 170 MON. -TUES. -THUR. - FRI 9 A.M. - 6:30 P.M. SATURDAY 9 A.M. - 5 PM. CCLOSED WEDNESDAYSJ BILL'S BARBER SHOP ROUTE 45 Tel. BA 3-4372 WILDWOOD, ILL. BILL EASTWOOD BOB BYERLY X SJ rf YGP 1 A . f I I ll fjlr' , QD . A . Q90 4 lm 1 z Us sl l 'I 5 woon Jomms 2 ASI VOUI IOIIII DI lllfl SUPERIOR FASTENER CORP. 9536 W. Fnhr Avo., Chleqo. Ill. CMN TOM PETERS PONTIAC, INC. W Pontiac Firebird 2727 Belvidere St, Waukegan, Illinois Phone 244-1010 LARSEN 8. PETERSEN PAINT COMPANY Paint-Wallpaper Artists and Hobby Supplie Picture Framing Gift Shop WILDWOOD SERVIC 24 hr. Light 84 Heavy Towi 520 Old Gages Lake Roa Gages Lake, Illinois 60030 223-2222 OFFICE AT GAGES LAKE RT 1 BOX 111 - 60030 GRAYSLAKE ILL 223 8414 ON U S. 45 -1 Mi. N. 120 DAN R McGAUGHEY Realtor Rancher X JEANNE McGAUGHEY RHOADES GRI EE LT REALTOR INSURANCE 1 Realtor Farms Homes Acreage Busmess Lake Properties 0 B-J's is where it's at! Pizza - Sandwiches Stay here or eat there 223-2717 399 Rte. 45 Wildwood 2 Blks. no. of Rte. 120 O50 C- O X 21 C 'N A Ly A 5 , Fw U NV -Lv I I UF 1 26 X J? P7 f- 17 wr' 4, A L 'O ' ..fR'-I 1IV1 5'O , 4 - . : ...f I I XJ b 0 A X ?17O'k w '.-O 1' E. I O 0 h 'I ' Lt, 'Legg 0 L L 1 0 O Q I I I ' ' Q Class of 1973 Of' V1 :Inga ' ' A A ' ,, c- ,pf -. , PT' 'X AAP O G . - O' I unix ' S C gg 312' 1 ' ' I 'ff -2- ' Best W1shesT0 Q . li . 5 I 5 IV f r X0 I' 'N IOL 1 I ' NA' .Z 'V 6 fi .qfb 1---- v 4- A We V20 LYONS s. RYAN Cb Q16 1 N. ,C F I ORD MERCURY 5 SALES INC A Q f --ann-1-3 :,..,w,1 1..w-., 104 Rte 173 5 FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF ANTIOCH Antnoch llllnols San Rafael Caluforma 435 Lake sr. 312 395-3111 Antioch, un. 60002 THE BIG DIPPER NERROTH'S FOOD MART ICE CREAM FOOO 524 GAGES LAKE ROAD MINIATURE GOLF GAGES LAKE, ILLINOIS Rt 45 AT CENTER ST WILDWOOD, ILL. ACROSS FROM FAIR GROUNDS 223'OOO1 4, 223 0078 171 'N Q 1 511 A A O O ear Xxx. O JLG Q RQ 3 C' 4 N Y 00004512 QXOOW Lx A5 U Cb Q A rf Q' -NO A 'N 1 . O jqq N OG, 6' 'KALQ Q OT' X 0- OL LXX J Q 'L' ,Vx -2 3, . AQ I 10 , Vx UOYX xx V W C , . Q L Q11 4, F 4 fr Qi Heo rs 5 E X SSW 5' XX W 09 A ron LFX Q xii 'bw QNX. W9 X Q U' sl Q1' Q mx Qs W M55 6,1 O XO O l Lg W 5 5 9 W Q W W W N M QSQQQ xl? GN PEDERSEN BROS. IMPLEMENT CO. Complete Line Of Industrial And Farm Equipment Corner 45 84173 Antioch, lll. Al And Bob Pedersen 312 395-3700 Since 1937 Wear holes in your shoes going from class to class? Try EXPERT SHOE REPAIR 524 N. Milwaukee Libertyville 60048 X I Compliments of HOLLY pRE55 LANGWORTHY'S Graysmke FAsHioNs FOR HIM FASHIONS FOR HER Serving Lake County Over Sixty Years 525 North Milwaukee Ave. Libertyville, III. L I. ttyi O to 3:2523 ' E A N. X it ty 'wiilil Xol MW fwgwxm Hard Enjoyable Work 1 : Products Of Today - Years Ahead Of Research : Hard Work Other Countries CORAL CHEMICAL COMPANY WAUKEGAN, ILLINOIS - PARAMOUNT, CALIFORNIA 173 IBIJEINIUIFIIFIIAINIKHI-H I iimflfwfflifm THE COMPLETE FAMILY DISCOUNT DEPARTMENT STORE ANTIOCH, ILL. 60002 PHONE 395-3355 TERRY NEFF ALADDIN FLOWER SHOP Miss PAT HINSE, owner Cl-ARK SUPER 100 Rt. 45 81 Washington St. 1705 GRAND AVE. Gages Lake WAUKEGAN, ILL. Phone CHerry 4-2155 IH- Open 24 Hrs. 244-0101 The mnnhzn Finkel NEW 61 GENTLY USED CLOTHING FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY MON- WED. - H04 GL PRL- 10-8 pm. WAUKEGf TUES. -THURS, - SAT. FINE CHEESE HOURS: 105 v. E. DICK BRAUCK 1009-11 NORTH AVENUE , i ' gn inn111111?iQIlUFI1EI2IIIWIIIFUTIKIITITIFIEIFIFIIIWWIM, ,3 ' ' sf ..i 'Y' 4 F 0 'ml' 'P 'Jai 'Y-5' Hi I-Ii : Q' I frfzgtg:-:-: -.-.-. H U z Q'. 11' 1 IIEIZEIEHIIEIIEIIEIEIIQW'm ' a t I :I State ani: Antioch I5 Serving The Lakes Region Since 1894 174 U I Vofm -Cfofnfme vtcrbwwy STRANG FUNERAL CHAPEL IJ l Scfffggw 410 E. Belvidere St Grayslake, Illinois N7 Since1898 -4441, Myer! Gglixallclil 5, alfa!! cgfyllsfa and lll7 CLIN Fl-ORA AVI. 882-ll7l VVAUKIGAN ,ILLINOIS 60085 G82-l.7l Uayfoz gurznifuzs ffmazfi YOU PAY N0 MORE FOR QUALITY PHONE 662-O30 0 PHONE 362 -0300 rr. 1800 N. LEWIS AVE. 740 N. MILWAUKEE AVE. gk c WAUKEGAN, ILLINOIS LIBERTYVILLE. ILLINOIS J , 5 f x ' , C,L,.x, 5 I H .QL JC. Yxbl, Xxwrlflx L58 Hahn Jewelry .fgaiQ.F3,3?SQ. ,We 'W li' Ip . 'rc ,R w lf' S31- 42fZ Wi 'C' ' -add - r in 1- Wileil pl :Z tw .X ' , W Ysiuclfjk 'J ci' A t WATCHES-DIAMONDS-JEWELRY JW 'L 1 L X 2 ' ix . SILVERWARE- Q Q, X5 1' X el ' ef' A gg if CUSTOM DESIGNINGQREMOUNTING ' E2 L L,,,uU I Q L Xyuvl WATCH REPAIRING i M ll .,gd,lVlPLlMENTS ,1 fe ,Le I ,X ,vi rf X j 19-f 913 MAIN ST. QL A ,Q is L OF ANTIOCH , L 395-0026 malts, sodas, sundaes, hand-packed ice cream IASIIN llll!lNS 1816 Grand Avenue Waukegan, Illinois xg: :mx 662-0955 We specialize 7 days a week in party 11:00 am - 10:00 pm desserts 606 Milwaukee Ave. Libertyville, lll. 175 gn CANNON Sn MYERS Two Stations Rt.45 St Washington Formalwear Center and Phohe: 6620404 Lake Street Xa 120 Open 6A.M. - 10 P.M. PERFECT VISION PLUS 2310 Grand Ave. LEE CPTICAL In T 1825 W. Glen Flora I Waukegan, Ill. Waukegan eooss 312-336-8555 5. LYNN SHAW -I 7 MANAGER OPEN DAILY AT 9AIVI IERIDAYS- 11:30-BPM . 5 I' 7 I' Q' 4 giagr 5 giillt-11-2513111 l 455 N. ROUTE 45 WILDWOOD, IL REAL ESTATE SALES APPOINTMENTS NOT PROPERTY MANAGEMENT ALWAYS NECESSARN PHONE 223-6100 OOMPLIMENTS OF WARREN ELECTRIC, Wisservice NORMAN KRAMER 'NC- PHONE 8 312-223-86 EDWARD plCKU5 ELECTRICAL CONTRAQTORS ELECTRIC HEAT LIGHTING FIXTURES AND SUPPLIES 1220 GRAND AVE. BUS.: 336-5500 HOME E'GHT'NG CENTER WAUKEGAN, ILL. 60085 445 U. S. ROUTE 45 WILDWOOD, ILL. 60030 SEE WGIZIST YOU BUY . . . BUY IN CLAS QQQQQXQXG UNQCN .3 V93 3 314' R ,re x OXQYQQFQKQQQQJQEJW fgwikg cm X 915 A95 343839, Wg?-Q9 R342 gggxfjgx jj3NAQ2f?y597 9029 gdwvjil wa I Wi:-QKgv'Xvg,?W03bpf9PgAIQL'5?fcgCQ3 J X . 3 aTa,i3:::S:d12i25 ' A 5299 'iff ..........,-A 3 I ANCHOR HCJCKING 515' WAUKEGAN - GURNEE Seq INDUSTRIAL PARK 5 C75 , CDWLQ mmmlm Q1 1 1- I-' K 11 X 1 C K 1 ME. 1 ,x xxx - K1 Xe V L N' Q Q 1 - ' Nw., I L' 4 L xx . N V x I 1 x XX NL X . rl ., Q 1 , 'Q X . u 'I Le ,Xen 4, ., X! L. ' f 'lr , X V ' I V . I 4 3 - mv. C H . xi 1 V . x , 1 'LX 'X ' - , 1 It wbxfgi 1 Y Compliments of 7 .f -, . I4 K 'V v X .X 4 1 I 1' 1'1'x , , 1fGRAND AVENUE LUMBER SUPPLY CO. 1213 Grand Avenue Waukegan, III. 336-0016 HOUR QUALITY DRY CLEANING Best Wishes MR ,.B,, WARREN N 125 HAWLEY STREET E GRAYSLAKE, ILLINOIS 60030 VI! JAN 81 KEN BARDEN Q OWNERS R T - PHONE 312-223-6444 :Read - d-ffffa pRES5 Qfoziit Your Hometown Newspaper ., III'-gag., 53 BA 3-8161 ESTHER'S TAVERN Kim -If Gages Lake When You're 21 Come In JOE HILLS 137 CENTER ST. GRAVSLAKE. ILLINOIS BALDWIN 3-B361 FRITZ'S DOG-N-S U D L. H015 mDgNEm388828I 454 Center Street BALDWIN 3-8251 Grayslake, Ill. GRAYSLAKE, ILL BA 3-4601 81 CO. ' rsnumn , B'fSS?.fO M' 'LI-52353 -'Zi' .. I 'xnxx OUTFITTERS S 'IW I M' FOR MEN D'n5iIIEI5?GI1 SINCE 1915 gn G - I-B -I 147 CENTER STREET-BOX E GRAYSLAKE, ILLINOIS 60030 BA3-8611 179 Compliments of , WORTH'S L 9 3 AT YOUR X 5 SERVICE SERVICE STATION :Kalb BUD MCCANN'S BARBER SHOP GRAND AVE. GURNEE 0 35014 31 N. Genessee - Downtown TIMBER RIDGE FARM Al Porter Gurnee, III., 60031 Quarter Horses Appaloosas Wa u kega n MYRANT We Recommend , . . 1908 1 , ll Gmdme, MR. TRANSMISSION Free -' 'Q Karry Bros. fue '3 RX Delivery ' I I X 1722 W. Belvidere Street Onz-S513 ' L I Watfkegan -1 gn Ontario 2-1280 Mwuw Convalescent Aids Sales and Rental Super Deals Machine S GORDON'S AUTO PARTS AND SPEED EQUIPMENT 1723 Belvidere St. Waukegan, Illinois OPEN DAILY - NITES - SUNDAY 180 CALL MA 3-0740 OR MA 3-0741 hop ONtario 2-9538 um .., I NORBY 'S SHELL SERVICE 1730 Belvidere Street Waukegan, Illinois 60085 Norbert Worth 4 Wx 6AGu!!2lll'J, jfahlitlfd LIIIJ .N!40l'J WAUKEGAN STORAGE AND CAL UNION No. 301 Affiliotcd wan- International swab-.rlma of rmmam, Chauffoun, Wurohouumon and Helpers of America MOVING-CRATING-SHIPPING I 633 MARKET Flys WAUKEGAN, ILLINOIS PHONE: MA 3-5744 R. J. CRICHTON CKRYTONJ RES.: MA. 3-5321 fb' IH5hMbnSmM WAUKEGAN, ILLINOIS dill!! in L ' A 'F : Qld of Nl' S AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK AND 4' I if T44 TRUST COMPANY 2323 WEST GRAND AVE., WAUKEGAN, ILLINOIS 60085 i t 'N 1' QE aff? X K Q F -gt K 49,11 I I , T g., ', E - R53 , . 4 -.4 ., P , . eg? , 4 ,. . Compliments of . NSN ENQ 1 Qlkba ee 2 ALITY PARTS I K. V I ' iw 41 an LAWN EQUIPMENT ' A ' up' :mama Old Grand Avenue, A' GUfHe9'336g1718 MANUFACTURING CO. II Lake County s Most II ll Complete II Lawn gl Garden Storel' 2155 Delaney Road, Gurnee, Illinois 60031, II C3125 244-8900 BANK OF WAUKEGAN 1601 N LEWIS All Phones 244 6000 58 HOURS OF BANKING WEEKLY dgigettywjfe ALL DEPOSITS INSURED FEDERAL SAVINGS UPTC?5I'3OO BY AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 354 NORTH MILWAUKEE AVENUE Comphments HENDRICKS ANIMAL LIBERTYVILLE, ILL. 60048 PHONE 362-3500 HOSPITAL Face Brick Plastering, Masonry 8: Sewer Mater PHON E 244 1395 , Acme s. suPPLY co Brlck 8: Supply Co. 1405 Belvidere St. - Waukegan, Ill. 60085 11 N. Route 12 - Fox Lake, Ill. 1401 GLEN ROCK AVENU I Phone ON 2-8245 587-6344 YOUR GLASSMAN SINCE 1920 GLASS 0 GLAZING ' ARCHITECTURAL METALS ILL. HUBER GLASS COMPANY INC 1725 N. Lewis Avenue F Waukegan Illinois Tel' MA 36623 LEN LAHEY WAUKEGAN ILLINOIS O2 ials - WAUKEGAN BLUEPRINT 182 bleck engineering company, inc. consulting Civil engineers 1321 GLEN ROCK-WAUKEGANV TED E. VOLKERT ILL. SHAN-TE FARM S m I R. Rr. 1, Box 235E Grayslake, III. 60030 312-244-2700 13125223-8732 METRIC ASSOCIATION, INC. HAY - STRAW LIVESTOCK GROOMING WAUK2?836iI1?J5FSElO085 PRODUCTS GO METRIC - QUALITY HORSES - THINK METRIC Jeep X X Q 1 1 1 I DELFS GARAGE X it f SALES AND SERVICE X I , I Q. I 1? Z' HENRY DELFS Q - ,Q-,, 1- ,p MAjestic 3-1492 . 'N i . ni is ' IN 1521 BELVIDERE STREET CAR WA 60085 RUSSELL R. GWALTNEY, 1212 BELVIDERE ST. REfZf+'6R WAU KEGAN 244-1212 Farm and Land SpeciaIist Hornes - Commercial - Industrial Properties Area Code 312 223-4842 930 North U.S. Hwy. 45 . 0030 223-0826 Gages Lake, III 6 Sage Band TAYLOR PIZZA SPECIALISTS! Instrument F URNITURE QUONSET SALES AND REPAIR TapAnd Liquors 2602 Grand Avenue STREET Waukegan, Illinois 60085 LIBERTYVILLE' Phone MA37115 lLl.lNols 60048 W Celebrating 22 years S GEORGE E. SCOTT 3 of I gi GARY E. SAGE li Pr0greSS 3 e co-OWNERS 2 G Phone 362-0552 fi A lvl rn E i D b r V e r 0 i T i 5 T 0 i ' l BALDWIN 3-4881 CLAUSS LINDSKOG - JEWELER5 MERCURY I couGAR - LAKE COUNTY SAVINGS '-lijfgffeisf MQNTEGQ AND LOAN ggffjjfsp COMET ASSOCIATION 202 Center Street Grayslake, Illinois 60030 Jewelry and Watch Repairing 807 N. Milwaukee Ave. Libertyville, lll. - EM 2-29 Libertyville, Illinois' Hours9TilI 9 Daily 362-2040 9 To 5 Sat. Closed Su Compliments Of RUSTIC MANOR Gurnee, Illmols ON2-2789 NQ3h-...rqhsg-MW , ., ii FBWIQVK EIB E ,.,.,...,.....,... .,,,...,,,1.,,,,,,,,,,, A ,Mm ..,. ,E , .. - .. ' ' , . ----- - , H 5 ,Q . -'--' . A.-WE. ..... ,. . -, ., , ..,. , ' .... 'fiiif ' ' ,... QUALITY sEIzvIcE ARE oNIY MINUTES AWAY! SALES 0 SERVICE 0 PARTS COMPLETE BODY SHOP...WITH FREE LOANERS CLEANEST USED CARS IN LAKE COUNTY 100 N. GREEN BAY RD. CNEXT TO SHERATON - WAUKEGAN INN? - WAUKEGAN 'X yy? Compliments of Rig? J' 1 in ,I 'KY' , mf! N' N I Bertrand Bowling Lanes 5 5615 gy 9 X , jf K 55 Q X 2616 Washington Street V' of fgx Waukegan, Illinois Q A ,N Q, KN? X ' Pay T - - I ' fi VX 9-f A Khixhw g AJ? IN N it of I I 9 QT UC -,Q if KX Qwrpx siljdxf . DQ fju 795 JT XAKOYJ KX JDJJUQA Q- ni vi me VD' JT T ,M 'N 'x.' V of X I ul F I AN IDU F X N JB CI-Ierry 4-1435 iss fxugv X I I X' - XD MIDWEST MOLDING wp J, Q Iv ' I I ffl l AND Ns! MAR1AN's Y GURNEE, ILLINOIS Foremost in Fashions 12.16 Washington St. Waukegan, Ill. Best Wishes to the Class of 1973 Compliments of a Friend 187 TOM PETERS PONTIAC, INC. ' gg Pontiac 6? lf 227 Belvidere St Waukegan Illinois Compliments of Compliments 7085410 p Phone 244-1010 lm fel' Warren Township Office Telephone 1342 Glen Flora Ave. Ontario 2-1880 Waukegan, Illinois 60085 La Duke Cleaners Clark Super 100 925 Glen Flora Waukegan, Illinois Expert Tailoring, Fast Shirt Service, Professional and Coin Cleaning. Drapes Pleated Free 188 on qnacloue dlnlnq in a lueautl ul countm' ebitate K- fr-1 THE Qeuntry Square COCKTAILS PRIVATE PARTY ROOMS LUNCHEON DINNER Cloud Monday Route 45 and I20 GRAYSLAKE, ILLINOIS emma li. 3-ion Rte 45 84 Washington St The Perfect Premium su 4 I I of Cgages Lake, Illinois I f O I QQ? Center mm H Km-.M NICK AND GUS PETRCDPOULGS Petropoulos Bros. Appliances 3440 Grand Avenue, Gurnee 40 Years Serving Lake County - Satisfaction Guaranteed - ...Q 4.4 Swirls- Q ' 189 X ,NX it A -QW Kg, x as-tux X I K X P -A . r '.g' H A K NX F Q H f myosin Ply? 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Secretary 33 Military Ball Court 1.2.33 Prom Court Ribbon Bearer. Angela Allison Chorus 43 Chorus Contest 43 Trans- ferred from Libertyville High School 1971: Ecology Club. Carol Ambrose Ski Club 23 Dean's Office Assistant 23 F.H.A. 23 Prom Court. Art Andersen Patsy Anderson Sheila Anderson Devilettes 33 Dean's Office Assistant 23 Folksingers 43 Chorus 1.2.3.43 Chorus Contest 3.43 Solo and Ensemble Con- test 3.43 Ensemble 3.43 Accompanist 1, 2.3.41 French Club 2.3. Kathy Anslow Attendance Office Assistant 43 Band 1. 2.3.43 Stage Band 1.23 Band Show 1.2. 3.43 Band Organizational and March- ing Contest 1.2.3,43 Solo and Ensem- ble Contest 1.2.3.43 Accompanist 2.3. 43 German Club 1,21 National Honor Society 3.4. Rick Atwood Sue Atwood Cafeteria Assistant 13 Chorus 13 F.N.A. 1.23 F.H.A. 1.2. Gary Augensen National Honor Society 3,41 AFJROTC Squadron Commander 33 Color Guard 1.2.32 Drill Team 1.2.32 Air Force Asso- ciation Award 33 Veterans of Foreign Wars Award 3. Charlie Balmes Football 1.23 Basketball 1.2.3.43 Golf 1. 2,32 Track 43 Cross Country 3.4. Co- Captain 43 Light Blue Shirt Award 13 National Athletic Honor Society 3,43 Folksingers 3.43 Chorus 1,2,3,4Q Cho- rus Contest 2,3,4Q Chorus Show Writ- er's Committee 2.3.43 Chorus Show 2. 3,41 Boy's Octet 43 Student Council 2, 43 Most Valuable Runner in Cross Country 3.43 Varsity Club 3.43 Hall Monitor 33 Solo and Ensemble Contest 3.4. Chris Barnes Folksingers 3.43 Chorus 1.2.3.43 Cho- rus Contest 2.3.43 Solo and Ensemble Contest 3,43 Accompanist 1.43 French Club 33 F.T.A. 2.3, Treasurer 33 Nation- al Honor Society 3.43 NEDT 13 Ecology Club 33 Illinois State Scholar3 PSATXNMSQT Certificate of Merit. Mary Barnes Library Assistant 3.43 Chorus 2. DebbieBaum G.A.A. 23 Library Assistant 1.2.3 School Play 1,23 Student Council 4. Sue Beemsterboer Chorus 13 Accompanist 13 Spanish Club 1.23 F.M.C. 43 Spokesman 3.43 Arl Contest 4. Sherry Belille Guidance Assistant 33 Dean's Office Assistant 1.23 Chorus 1.23 French Club 1.2. Stephen Bennett Spanish Club 1.2. Debbie Berez Cal Bohn Basketball 13 Track 13 Light Blue Shirt Award 23 Ski Club 1.2.3.43 Audio-Visual 3.43 Band 1.23 French Club 1,22 Chess Club 33 Ecology Club 33 Junior Craft- man's Club 4. Steven Bonadore Joyce Bowen Jim Braden Light Blue Shirt Award 3: AFJROTC Outstanding Flight Ribbon. Keith Branic Tennis 1.23 Band 1.2.3.43 Stage Band 1.2.3.43 Band Contest 1.2.3.43 Solo and Ensemble Contest 1,2,3.4Q Chorus 43 Chorus Contest 43 Solo and Ensemble Contest 43 German Club 2.33 Ecology Club 3. Ted Brown Football 1.23 Baseball 1.2.3.43 Wres- tling 1.2.3.43 Dark Blue Shirt Award 23 National Athletic Honor Society 3: Varsity Club 2.3.4. Secretary 43 Gym Assistant 3.42 Hall Monitor 33 Band 1: French Club 13 Student Council 1. Tina Brown Band 23 National Honor Society 43 lt's Academic Alternate 4. Phil Brownfield Basketball 1,22 Track 1.2.3.43 National Athletic Honor Society 3.43 Varsity Club 43 Teacher's Assistant 43 Spanish Club 1.22 National Honor Society 3.43 Student Council Parliamentarian 43 Spokesman 33 Chess Club 33 Illinois State Scholar3 lt's Academic 3.4. Cap- tain 43 PSATXNMSQT Certificate of Merit3 Valedictorian. 194 Karon Burandt Golf 23 Gymnastics 33 Cheerleading Cfootballfbasketbally 1.4, fwrestlingj 23 G.A.A. 1.23 Ski Club 1.2.3.43 German Club 1,22 F.H.A. 1,23 Student Council 1. 23 Art Contest 4. Barb Burba Lark Burns Chorus 33 Transferred from Big Spring High School. Texas 19712 Chorus 2. Sherry Caldwell Don Callicotte Transferred from Waukegan High School3 Basketball 13 Tennis 1.2. Brian Callos Football 1.23 Cafeteria Assistant 1. Lee Ann Calzavara Attendance Assistant 43 Transferred to Warren 1971: Cheerleading 1.23 French Club. Mary Ann Campbell Guidance Assistant 3. Sandy Campbell Attendance Assistant 43 Spanish Club 1,22 F.H.A. 1.23 Class Officer 4. Larry Campion Debbie Cannon Tennis Club 2: G.A.A. 2,32 Ski Club 33 Gym Assistant 3.43 Library Assistant 33 Attendance Assistant 4: Spanish Club 2.33 Student Council 43 Homecoming Court 4. NancyCarani Attendance Assistant 33 Chorus 13 F.H.A.2,3. Karen Casey Band 1.2.3.43 Band Show 2,43 Band Organizational Contest 1.2.3.43 French Club 1.3,4Q Marching Band Competi- tion 1.2.3.4. Darlene Chambers Gymnastics 43 Dean's Office Assistant 43 Girl's Volleyball 43 Ecology Club 3. Pam Chambers Mark Chermel Football 1.2.3.43 Basketball 1.2,3,4Q Baseball 1.2.3.43 Gold Shirt Award 23 National Athletic Honor Society 3.43 Varsity Club President 43 Gym Assist- ant 43 Hall Monitor 3.43 Cafeteria As- sistant 13 Spanish Club 23 National Honor Society 3.4. Lynda Chott Gymnastics 23 Ski Club 3,43 French Club 1.2.32 Off Council 23 National Honor Society 3.43 Blue Devil Staff 2.3. 4. Editor-in-Chief 43 Newspaper Staff 23 Prom Court Ribbon Bearer3 Prom Committee Co-Chairman3 Art Contest 2. Linda Christensen Dawn Christenson Pat Clark Terry Clark Steve Clark Jeff Coleman Glenn Collins Football 1.23 Basketball 13 Baseball 1, 2,3.43 Dark Blue Shirt Award 3. Debbie Condreay Dean's Office Assistant 1,22 Attend- ance Assistant 3: F.H.A. 1.2.3. Marion Cord Gymnastics 23 G.A.A. 43 Dean's Office Assistant 23 Chorus 1,2,3,43 Chorus Contest4. Tom Cromeans Football 1,2,3,43 Basketball 1,2,3: Baseball 13 Track 3,42 Gold Shirt Award 3: Varsity Club Vice-President 43 Gym Assistant 43 Hall Monitor 3.43 Statiti- cian 23 German Club 1.22 Teacher's Assistant 43 Assistant A Team Coach3 Freshmen B Team Coach. Mike Crow Football 43 Wrestling 43 Track 3.43 Dark Blue Shirt Award 33 Varsity Club 4: Gym Assistant 43 It's Academic 43 War- ren Track Gold Shirt Award 43 Trans- ferred from Hickman High, Naperville Central High, Great Mills High 1972: Football 33 Track 1,22 Soccer 1,22 Stu- dent Council 1.2. Sue Crowley Ski Club 2.3.42 Attendance Assistant 43 Ecology Club 3.4. Cheryl Crump G.A.A. 1,2.3,4, Senior Representative 43 Gym Assistant 43 Teacher's Assist- ant 43 Girl's Volleyball 43 F.T.A. Secre- tary 33 S.A.E. Historian 43 F.H.A. 1.2.3, Vice-President 2, President 3. Jeanne 1CummingsJ Kenny Tom Davis Pat Deboer Gymnastics 23 G.A.A. 13 Folksingers 43 Chorus 1,2.3.4. Jerry Dee Cross Country 13 Ski Club 2.42 Hall Monitor 3,42 Audio-Visual 1.23 Folksin- gers 23 Spanish Club 1,23 School Play 13 Chess Club 3. Terry DeLorenzo Library Assistant 2.3.43 Attendance Assistant 43 Teacher's Assistant 3,42 Solo and Ensemble Contest 3,42 Cho- rus 3.4: Chorus Organizational Con- test 3,42 School Play 23 Newspaper Staff 3.4. Janet Demith 1 Dean's Office Assistant 43 Chorus 13 F.H.A. 1. Shawn Depke Football 1,2,3,43 Wrestling 1.23 Track 1,2,3,43 National Athletic Honor Socie- ty 33 Varsity Club 3,43 Hall Monitor 1.2, 3,42 Spanish Club 1.2: Student Council 1,2,3.4. President 43 Class Officer 13 Prom Committee. John Deuel Football 2. Donna Dibble Dean's Office Assistant 23 Attendance Assistant 43 National Honor Society 3. 4. Beth Diehl Patty Dietmeyer National Honor Society 33 Newspaper Staff 33 Transferred from Holy Child High School 1971: NEDT: G.A.A.: Art Club: Chorus3 Speech Club3 Art Con- tests: Cafeteria Assistant: Teacher's Assistant. Fred Dix Pam Draudt Cheerleading 1.2.32 Student Council 2, 33 Spanish Club 1.2: G.A.A. 1.23 Chorus Show 3.42 Solo and Ensemble Contest 33 Band 3,43 Rifle Sergeant 3.4: Gym Assistant 3.43 Prom Court Ribbon Bearer. Kim Drayton Football 1,2,3,43 Basketball 1.2.32 Baseball 1,2,3,43 Gold Shirt Award 23 Ski Club 43 National Athletic Honor Society 3.43 Varsity Club 43 Hall Moni- tor 33 Band 13 German Club 1,23 Stu- dent Council 2.33 Class Officer 33 Prom Committee. Mary Dugan Gym Assistant 33 Folksingers 43 Cho- rus 1,2.3,43 Chorus Organizational Contest 2.3.43 Solo and Ensemble Con- test fQuartetJ 33 F.H.A. 1,23 Student Council4. Larry Edmonds Corky Edwards John Elsbury Tennis 1,2,3,43 Cross Country 3,43 Gold Shirt Award 33 National Athletic Honor Society 43 Audio-Visual 1,2,3,43 Boy's State: Spanish Club 1,23 National Honor Society 3.43 Student Council 3, 43 Prom Committee: Ecology Club 3.4: It's Academic Alternate 4. Dorothy Eymer G.A. A. 43 Girl's Volleyball 4. Richard Eymer Wrestling 1.2.33 Track 13 Dark Blue Shirt Award 23 Junior Craftman's Club 4 Tom Faltinosky Light Blue Shirt Award 23 Hall Monitor 195 43 Teacher's Assistant 1.3.4. Jan Faltysek G.A.A. 13 Band 1.2.33 Stage Band 1.2.32 Band Show 2.3: Band Contest 2,33 Solo and Ensemble Contest CDuetJ 2.33 French Club 1,35 National Honor So- ciety 3. Karen Farrell Nurse's Assistant 33 Guidance Assist- ant 33 FrenchMClub 1.2: F.M.C. 33 Pub- lic Speaking 33 National Honor Suciety 3.43 Newspaper Staff 2.3.42 Spokes- man 23 Illinois State Scholar. Bob Fleener James Fleming Donna Florio Elaine Fender Gymnastics 13 Ski Club 33 Dean's Of- fice Assistant 1,2Q Spanish Club 1.2: F.T.A. 1: School Play 1.2. Robin Ford Gymnastics 33 Nurse's Assistant 43 French Club 1.2. Diane Fornell Ski Club 23 Band 1.2,3,4: Band Show 1, 2,32 Band Contest 1.2.32 Solo and En- semble Contest 1,2,3: French Club 1. Mary Garcia Ski Club 1.2. John Garven Basketball 13 Golf 13 Band 1,2,3,43 Stage Band 1,2,3,4Q Band Show 1.2.3. 43 Band Contest 1,2,3,43 Solo and En- semble Contest 1.2,3.43 Chorus 43 Chorus Contest 43 Spanish Club 23 Na- tional Honor Society 3.4. Jim Garven Wendy Gee G.A.A. 1.2.32 Gym Assistant 33 Dean's Office Assistant 1.23 Attendance As- sistant 33 Girl's Softball 4. Nancy Gibson Transferred from Zion-Benton 1972. Kerry Gimbel Pete Gorsline Footbal 1,2,3,43 Basketball 1.2.33 Base- ball 1,2,3,43 Gold Shirt Award 23 Gym Assistant 3,42 Spanish Club 23 Varsity Club 3.4. Brian Graham Football 1.23 Basketball 13 Wrestling 23 Dark Blue Shirt Award 23 Audio-Visual 2.3.43 Newspaper Staff 33 NEDT 2. Mary Graham Nurse's Assistant 33 Attendance Assist- ant 43 Band 1,22 Band Contest 1,23 Chorus 3.4: Chorus Contest 43 Solo and Ensemble Contest 43 Cantabiles 43 F.M.C. 3,42 School Play 3. Tom Grazier Kathy Green G.A.A. 35 Attendance Assistant 35 Span- ish Club 35 F.H.A. 1.3. George Greene Band 1.2,3,45 Band Contest 1,2,3,45 Folksingers 45 Chorus 45 Chorus Con- test 3,45 Newspaper Staff 3.4. Lori Haapala Chorus 15 Art Contest 2.3. Carol Hansen Girl State AIternate5 Attendance Assist- ant 3.4. Kathy Hartman G.A.A. 2.3.45 Gym Assistant 3.45 Teach- er's Assistant 1,2.3.45 Spanish Club 1. 25 Girl's Volleyball 45 Girl's Softball 45 National Honor Society 3,45 Blue Devil Staff 2.3.4. Assistant Editor-in-Chief 3, Portraits Editor 4, Photographer 3.45 NEDT Commendation 25 Betty Crocker Award5 Bookstore Attendant 45 PSATXNMSQT Certificate of Merit: llli- nois State Scholarg Girl's ROTC 3.4. Mary Helgren G.A.A. 15 Folksingers 45 Chorus 1.2.3,45 Chorus Contest 2.3.45 Solo and En- semble Contest 2.3.45 Sophomore EnsembIe5 Cantabiles 3.45 Accompa- nist 1.2.3.45 French Club 2,35 Girl's Badminton 45 F.M.C. 45 School Play 15 National Honor Society 3.4: Blue Devil Staff 3.4. Academics Editor 45 Prom Committee5 Chorus Festival 2.3.45 Chorus Show 2.3.45 Chorus Show Writ- er's Committee 3.45 Illinois State Scholar5 PSATXNMSQT Certificate of Merit. Pat Hernandez Football 25 Track 2.3.45 Cross Country 3.45 Gold Shirt Award5 Varsity Club 3.45 German Club 25 Thousand Mile Club 3. 45 School Play 25 Student Council 45 Most Valuable in Track And Cross Countryg NWSC Mile and Cross Coun- try Champ. Steve Heynis Peggy Hingston Jim Hirshmiller Pam Hobbs Guidance Assistant 35 Attendance As- sistant 35 Junior Craftsmen Club 45 Transferred from Woodrow Wilson High School. Portsmouth. Virginia 1970: newspaper 2. Ken Holmes Track 25 Light Blue Shirt Award 1: Au- dio-Visual 1. Paul Horst Golf 1. Michele Horton G.A.A. 1.2.35 Hall Monitor 35 Teacher's Assistant 2.35 French Club 2.35 Girl's Tennis Club 25 F.M.C. 3.45 F.N.A. 25 Na- tional Honor Society 3,45 NEDT 2. Laurie Housley G.A.A. 15 Band 1.2.3,45 Stage Band 1,25 Band Show 1,25 Band Organizational Contest 2.35 Solo 81 Ensemble Contest 2.3.45 Folksingers 45 Chorus 1.2.3.45 Chorus Organizational Contest 2.3.42 Sophomore Ensemble 25 Cantabiles 3. 45 Chorus Show 2.3.45 Baton Twirler 2. 3.45 Off Council 25 Class Officer 2. Dana Hudson Debbie Huffman Steve Humphries Bob Isaacson Football 15 Basketball 15 Track 15 Gym Assistant 35 Hall Monitor 35 Audio-Vis- ual 1.2. Cheri Jacobson Gymnastics 25 Ski Club 25 Band 1.2.3. 45 Stage Band 1,25 Band Show 1.2.3.45 Solo 81 Ensemble Contest 2.35 School Play 2. Todd Jefson Brian Jensen Pat Jensen Tim Jolly Kerry Keach ROTC 1.2.35 American Legion Scholas- tic Award5 AFJROTC Outstanding Ca- det and Leadership Awards. Rick Kernes Betty Kilgore Chorus 1.2. Marguerite Kleber Debbie Klinesmith Alan Klugiewicz Jackie Knapowski G.A.A. 15 Guidance Assistant 4. Debbie Knoll Library Assistant 35 Attendance Assist- ant 35 Band 1.25 Band Contest 25 Solo and Ensemble Contest 1.2.3.45 Chorus 1,2.3.45 Chorus Contest 2.3.45 Solo 81 Ensemble Contest 2.3.45 Sophomore Ensemble 25 Cantabiles 3,45 Jun- ior!Senior Ensemble 35 National Honor Society 3,45 Student Council 15 Chorus Show 2.3.45 Band Show 1.2.3.4. Mark Koch Hall Monitor 2.3. Dyan Krajecki Gymnastics 25 Gym Assistant 25 Ecolo- gy Club 35 Art Contest 2. Dan Kreason Tennis 2. Jim Kutzler Mike Lampi 196 Cindy Lanier Library Assistant 1.25 Nurse's Assist- ant 35 FMC 35 FNA 25 Newspaper 3. Cia Larie Gymnastics 2.35 G.A.A. 25 Gym Assist- ant 2.3.45 Library Assistant 25 Teach- er's Assistant 3.45 Chorus 1.25 Prom Committee Co-Chairman: Ecology Club 3.4. Debbie Leivick Devilettes 35 Ski Club 45 G.A.A. 15 At- tendance Assistant 3. Dan Lepisto Football 15 Dark Blue Shirt Award 2. Joyce Libby French Club 15 School Play 15 Newspa- per Staff 1. Cheryl Lindenberger Gymnastics 35 Ski Club 1.2.35 Gym As- sistant 35 Teacher's Assistant 3.45 French Club 2,35 Spanish Club 15 Girl's Badminton 45 National Honor Society 3.45 Blue Devil Staff 2.3.45 Activities Editor and Acting Business Editor 45 NEDT 25 Voice of Democracy Script Writing Contest4. John Lindstrom Indy Lofgren Richard Lomire Tom Long Light Blue Shirt Award 25 Homecom- ing Decorator 2.3.45 Prom Decorator 3. Mary Lyon Ecology Club 3. Linda Maddox Tom Madigan Track 3. Dan Maki Light Blue Shirt Award 25 Library As- sistant 3.45 ROTC 1.2.35 Transferred from Walter French High School 1970: FootbaIl5 Wrestling. Barb Manning Library Assistant 15 Attendance Assist- ant 45 Spanish Club 15 Newspaper Staff 3. Chris Markus Gymnastics 1,2.3,45 Wrestling Cheer- leader 35 G.A.A. 1.2.3.45 Gym Assistant 3,45 Library Assistant 1,2,3,45 German Club 2. Fred Markus Wrestling 15 Band 1,25 Stage Band 1.2. Joann Matson FHA 15 School Play 2. Mike Maule Wrestling 1,2.3.45 Football 1.25 Track 15 Gold Shirt Award 25 National Athlet- ic Honor Society 3.4: Band 1. Gene Mauser James Maxwell Baseball 1: Track 3: Chorus 4: Thou- sand Mile Club 4. Charles McCaffery Teacher's Assistant 4. Pat McCann Football 1.2.4: Basketball 1.2.3.4: Baseball 1.2.3.4: Dark Blue Shirt Award 1: National Athletic Honor So- ciety 3: Varsity Club 3.4: Hall Monitor 3: Student Council 1. Ken McClain Basketball 1: Baseball 1.2.3.4: Wres- tling 2: Dark Blue Shirt Award 2. Rhonda McGrain Gymnastics 2.3.4: Devilettes 2.3: G.A.A. 1.2: Ski Club 1.2.3: French Club 1.2. Vice-President 3: National Honor Society 3.4: Prom Committee: NEDT 1. 2: Illinois State Scholar. Pat McSorley Gym Assistant 4: Cafeteria Assistant 3: Dean's Office Assistant 4: Chorus 1.2. Chuck Melroy Basketball 1: Light Blue Shirt Award 2: Hall Monitor 2: ROTC 1. Chris Mercado FootbalIfBasketball Cheerleading 1.2. 3: Ski Club 2.3: Gym Assistant 4: Cho- rus 1.2.3.4: Chorus Contest 3: Solo 81 Ensemble Contest 3: Chorus Show 3: Spanish Club 1.2: Student Council 1.2, 3: Homecoming Queen 4: Military Ball Court 3: Prom Court. Stephen Merrell Football 1,2.3.4: Baseball 1.2: Wres- tling 1: Dark Blue Shirt Award: Varsity Club 3.4: Gym Assistant 3: R.O.T.C. 1. 2.3: Reserved Officers Association Award. Tom Metcalf Football 1.2: Baseball 1.2: Wrestling 1, 2: German Club 1.2: Newspaper Staff 3: NEDT 2. Deborah Michalowski Transfer from Waukegan High School 1971: German Club 1: Home Rooting Dynames 2. Steve Moline Light Blue Shirt Award 1. Nick Moran Dale Mullin Football 1.2: Wrestling 1.2: Dark Blue Shirt Award 3: Chorus 1.2. Bill Mulrine Baseball 2: Light Blue Shirt Award 2. Mike Muratori Football 1.2: Wrestling 1: Tennis 1. Nancy Meyers Gymnastics 2.3: Ski Club 2.3: Gym As- sistant 3: Guidance Assistant 2: Solo 8t Ensemble Contest 3: Chorus 1.2.3: Chorus Organizational Contest 3: Spanish Club 1.2: National Honor So- ciety 3.4: Student Council 1.2.3.4: Class Officer 1.2.3: Prom Court Ribbon Bearer: Prom Committee: Wieboldt's Art Contest 3.4: DAR Award. Mark Myers Linda Nabors Chorus 1.2. Bill Needles Joan Nelson Gymnastics 1: Hall Monitor 1.2: Dean's Office Assistant 2: Teacher's Assistant 3: Chorus 1.2.3: Chorus Contest 2: School Play 1: Ecology Club 3: Art Contest 2.4. Scott Nelson Football 1.2.3.4: Basketball 1: Baseball 1.2.3.4: Wrestling 2: Light Blue Shirt Award 2: Ski Club 2: Hall Monitor 3.4: Cafeteria Assistant 2: Band 1.2.3.4: Stage Band 1.2.3.4: Band Show 1.2.3. 4: Band Contest 1.2.3.4: Solo Bt Ensem- ble Contest 1.2,3.4: Chorus 2: French Club 2: F.M.C. 3: Prom Committee. Mike Nichols Football 1.2: Wrestling 1.2: Tennis 1: Hall Monitor 4: Cafeteria Assistant 1.2: French Club 1,2.3: Military Ball Com- mittee 2.3. Carol Noga Frank Nordin Baseball 1.2: Wrestling 1.2: Track 3: Cross Country 1.2.3: Cafeteria Assist- ant 1.2.3: Band 1: Chorus 3: Newspa- per Staff 3: ROTC Academic Ribbon 3, Peter Nordin Wrestling 1.2.3: Track 1: Cross Coun- try 1.2.3.4: Library Assistant 1.2.3.4: Hall Monitor 4: Cafeteria Assistant 1.2. 3.4: Chorus 4: Chorus Festival 4: School Play 2. Debbie Nourigat G.A.A. 1.2.3: Gym Assistant 3: Guid- ance Assistant 3. Greg Nourigat Football 1.2: Wrestling 1.2: Track 1.2: Dark Blue Shirt Award: Hall Monitor 3: Spanish Club 2. Michele Nowak Spanish Club 1.2: Spokesman 3.4. Chuck Nowell Transferred From Washington High School 1970: Football 1. Irene Nowik Attendance Assistant 3: Transferred From Harrison High School 1970: Chorus. 197 Frank Oller Football 1.2.3,4: Basketball 1,2.3.41 Baseball 1.3: Gold Shirt Award 2: Na- tional Athletic Honor Society 4: Varsity Club 4: Hall Monitor 3.4: Art Contest 2. Cindy Otterson Chorus 1.2.3.4: Chorus Contest 3,42 School Play 3: Art Contest 3.4. Jane Painter Mike Palmieri Football 1: Basketball 1: Baseball 1.2. 3.4: Wrestling 2.3: Dark Blue Shirt Award 2: National Athletic Honor So- ciety 4: Hall Monitor 4: Spanish Club 1. 2: National Honor Society 3.4: Student Council 3.4: Class Officer 1.2.3.4: Tur- nabout Court 3. Vicki Park Gerry Payne Library Assistant 3.4: Teacher's Assist- ant 3.4: Transferred From Mundelein High School 1971: Cafeteria Assistant 2: Girl's VolleyballfSoftbaIl 2: Rifle Club 2. Cindy Perry Nurse's Assistant 3: Guidance Assist- ant 3: Teacher's Assistant 3: Folksin- gers 3.4: Chorus 1.2.3,4: Chorus Chor- is Contest 2.3.4: Solo St Ensemble Con- test 2.3.4: Advanced Girl's Chorus 2: Concert Choir 3.4: F.M.C. President 3. 4: F.N.A. 2: S.A.E. President 4: Off Council 2: National Honor Society 3.4: Student Council 3.4: NEDT 1.2: Bald Eagle Essay Contest Winner 4: Illinois State Scholar. Debbie Peterson Ski Club 1.2.3: Chorus 1,2.3: Guidance Assistant 1.2: Chorus Contest 3: Homecoming Court 3: Prom Court. Doug Peterson Kathy Petrie Gymnastics 2.3: Ski Club 4: Chorus 1. 2.3. Anne Pinkowski Ski Club 3: Guidance Assistant 3.4: Spanish Club 2: Transferred From St. Louise de Marillac 1970. Deb Plarske Dale Pocius Dave Pratt Football 1.2.3.4: Basketball 1.2: Base- ball 3.4: Gold Shirt Award 3: Varsity Club 3.4: Gym Assistant 4: Hall Moni- tor 3,4: Assistant Coach Freshmen B Team. Lisa Pressgrove ' Devilettes 3.4: G.A. A. 2.3. Vice-Presi- dent 3: Ski Club 2.3.4: Dean's Office Assistant 1.2: Attendance Assistant 3. 4: Class Officer 4: Prom Committee. Marianne Priest Solo 84 Ensemble Contest 4: Chorus 1. 2.3.4: Chorus Contest 4. Pete Pruetting Track 1.2.3.4: Wrestling 1: Cross Coun- try 1: Ski Club 2.3.4: Varsity Club 4: German Club 1. Cindee Pytel Attendance Assistant 3: Chorus 1.2: Accompanist 3: Spanish Club 1: F.H.A. 1: National Honor Society 3.4: Blue Devil Staff 3.4. Larry Quedenfeld Football 1.2: Baseball 1.2: Teacher's Assistant 4: ROTC 2.3.4. Arthur Rasmussen Football 1.2: Baseball 2: Wrestling 2: Dark Blue Shirt Award 3. Pat Rathunde , G.A.A. 2: Dean's Office Assistant 2. Sandra Rathunde Library Assistant 3.4. Bill Rehm Candy Richards Rick Rittenhouse Transferred From Chagrin Falls High School 1971: Wrestling 1.2: Track. John Rudd Football 1.2: Basketball 1.2: Baseball. Don Salisbury Transferred From North Glen High School. Colorado: Mundelein High School: Gymnastics. J. R. Scassellati JoAnn Schaberger Gymnastics 1.2: G.A.A. 1.2: Gym As- sistant 2,3: Guidance Assistant 3: Dean's Office Assistant 1.2: F.H.A. 1.2: Historian 3: Prom Committee: Turna- bout Committee. Jackie Schackmuth Debbie Schade Transferred From Waukegan High School West Campus 1970: G.A. A.1 .. Susan Schade Military Ball Committee 4: ROTC 3.4: Color Guard 3.4: Drill Team 4: G.A.A.: Transferred From Waukegan Town- ship High School 1970. William Schmidt Track 2.3.4: Cross Country 4: Dark Blue Shirt Award 3: Band 1.2.4: Stage Band 1.2,4: Band Contest 1.2.4: Solo 84 Ensemble Contest 1.2.4: German Club 1.2: ROTC 1.2.3. Barb Schneider Gym Assistant 4: Dean's Office Assist- ant 2: Attendance Assistant 4: Off Council 2. Deb Schoonhoven Gymnastics 2.3: Ski Club 1.2.3.4: Band 1.2: French Club 1.2.3: National Honor Society 3.4. E. J. Schwalbach Football 1.2.3.4: All Conference: Hon- orable Mention All-State: Wrestling 1. 2.3: Track 1: Gold Shirt Award 2: Na- tional Athletic Honor Society 3.4: Var- sity Club 4. Debbie Secketa John Secrest Robin Seeberg Teacher's Assistant 2,3,4: Band 1.2.3. 4: Chorus 4. Chuck Sell Pam Serdar Gymnastics 2.3: G.A.A. 1: Ski Club 2.3, 4: Gym Assistant 4: Chorus 1.2: Cho- rus Contest 1.2. Don Shannon Cathy Sharkey Devilettes 3: G.A.A. 1: Ski Club 1.2.3.4: Guidance Assistant 3: Chorus 1,2,3.4: Chorus Contest 2.3.4: Advanced Girl's 2: Concert Choir 3.4: Ensemble 4: German Club 1.2: School Play 2: Prom Committee: Art Contest 3.4: Visual Arts Award. John Shaw Golf 1.2,3.4: National Athletic Honor Society 3: Cafeteria Assistant 4: Band 1.2,3.4: Stage Band 1.2.3: Band Show 1.2: Band Contest 2.3: Solo and En- semble Contest 2.3: Blue Devil Staff 3. 4: Sports Editor 4: NEDT 2: Illinois State Scholar: Drum Major 3.4. Kathy Sheehan Ski Club 1.2.3: Teacher's Assistant 4. Sue Shilkus Transferred from Holy Child High School 1971: Art Club 1.2. Karen Shuster Cheerleading fWrestlingJ 2. fFootballfBasketballJ 3.4. Captain 4: G.A.A. 1.2: Ski Club 2: Solo 84 Ensemble Contest 4: Chorus 1.2.3.4: Chorus Contest 3.4: Ensemble 4: Accompanist 1.4: French Club 2: Off Council 2: Prom Court. Sue Sibley Kent Simpson Band 1.2.3,4: Stage Band 1.2.3.4: Band Show 1.2.3.4: Stage 84 Symphonic Band Contest 1.2,3,4: Solo and Ensem- ble Contest 3,4: Folksingers 3.4. Joe Siwula Joyce Siwula Ski Club 1.2.3: Guidance Assistant 1: Chorus 1: French Club 1: F.T.A. 1.2: F.H.A. 1.2. 198 Mike Slottag Mike Smith Penny Smith Tennis Club 2: Devilettes 2.3.4, Secre- tary 4: G.A.A. 1.2: Ski Club 2.3.4: Gym Assistant 4: Dean's Office Assistant 2: Chorus 1.2,3.4: German Club 1.2: Stu- dent Council 2,3: Prom Court: NEDT 1. 2. Glenn Solum Dark Blue Shirt Award: Hall Monitor 3. 4. Don Sonnefeldt Larry Sorensen Light Blue Shirt Award 2: Library As- sistant 3.4: Teacher's Assistant 4: French Club 1: F.M.C. 3.4: S.A.E. 4: School Play 1.2.3: My Responsibility to Freedom Contest 4. Rick Sorenson Jean Sosinski Ski Club 1.2: Hall Monitor 2: Guidance Assistant 4: Dean's Office Assistant 4: Spanish Club 2: F.H.A. 1: School Play 2: Ecology Club 3. Cassy Sowa Gloria Spink Harry Sponenburg Rondee Stevens G.A.A. 1: Gym Assistant 3: Chorus 1: Art Contest 1.2,3.4. Gary Stice Dolores Stollings Deb Stoner Jim Storc Bob Suda Football 1: Gold Shirt Award 2: Gym Assistant 3. Deb Swanson Ski Club 1.2,3,4. Sue Sweeney Tennis Club 2.3.4: Gymnastics 2.3: Ski Club 2.3.4: Chorus 1.2.3.4: French Club 2.3: Off Council 1.2. Mike Taylor Football 1: Baseball 1: Light Blue Shirt Award 2. Sally Taylor Library Assistant 2.3.4: Attendance Assistant3. Loree Tennerman Cheerleading fFootball!BasketballJ 1. 2.3: Ski Club 1.2.3: French Club 1.2.3: School Play 1: National Honor Society 3.4: Prom Court: Prom Committee. Ron Tesdahl Football 1,2.3,43 Basketball 13 Baseball 23 Track 33 Varsity Club 43 Hall Monitor 3. Darci Thelaner Ski Club 1.2.33 Band 1,2,3,4: Band Show 1.2.31 Band Contest 1.2.32 Solo 8. Ensemble Contest 1.2.31 French Club 1. BillThomas Track 1.2.31 Cross Country 1,2,3,4I Gold Shirt Award3 Varsity Club 33 Au- dio-Visual 13 Cafeteria Assistant 13 Thousand Mile Club 3. Tim Thomas Linda Tobara Wrestling Cheerleading 33 Ski Club 13 Chorus 1.2.33 German Club 1. Kurt Topel Football 13 Basketball 1.2,3.4. Rod Troyer Wrestling 1,2,3.4. Manager 23 Track 23 Dark Blue Shirt Award 23 Hall Monitor 43 Band 23 Band Show 1,23 Marching Band Contest 1,23 Accompanist 43 Spanish Club 23 Newspaper Staff 1.2.3, 43 Newspaper Editor 43 Slide Rule Club 13 Chess Club 33 Math Contest 1,2,3,4Q lt's Academic Alternate 4. Lynne Turchon Spanish Club 3.43 FMC 43 SAE 43 News- paper Staff 3: Spokeman 4. Bea Vavrusa G.A.A. 2.3. Jr. Representative 43 Trans- ferred From Alverina High School, Chicago 1970. Scott Vehill Linda Veihl John Verchota Thomas von Neupert Dark Blue Shirt Award. Pauline Waara Debbie Wailly Linda Walker G.A.A. 1.2.32 Library Assistant 1,23 French Club 1,23 School Play 1.2.33 Student Council 43 Blue Devil Staff 1.2. 3. Robin Walker Tennis 23 Gymnastics 2.33 Devilettes 2, 3.43 G.A.A. 1.2.32 Ski Club 23 Hall Moni- tor 13 Nurse's Assistant 33 Guidance Assistant 1.2.31 Dean's Office Assistant 13 Chorus 1,2,3,43 Chorus Organiza- tion Contest 3,42 German Club 2.3.42 FMC 43 Off Council 23 Student Council 1,42 Class Officer 4. Treasurer3 Blue Devil Staff 43 Prom Committee3 Stu- dent of the Month 43 Warren Tattler For Warren-Newport Press: Chorus Show 3,43 School Sign 4. Joe Walsh Matt Wantola Wrestling 23 Track 2. Steve Warneke Footbal 1.23 Basketball 1.2.42 Baseball 1,43 Golf 23 Varsity Club 43 Student Council4. Keith Watts FHA 1,22 Jr. Craftsman Club President 43 School Play 2. Terri Webber Mike Wells Football 1.2.32 Basketball 13 Track 1.2, 3.43 Gymnastics 1.23 Gold Shirt Award: Varsity Club 43 Gym Assistant 3,41 Li- brary Assistant 1,22 Hall Monitor 33 Audio-Visual 13 Teacher's Assistant 4. 199 Nancy Welton G.A.A. 23 Folksingers 33 Chorus 1.2.32 Chorus Contest 2.33 Solo 8. Ensemble Contest 3. Barry Wilkerson Carl Williams Football 43 Track 43 Transferred From Boardview Academy 19721 Sophomore Class President3 Sergeant-at-arms of the Boy's Club: Football 1.2.33 Track. Chris Williams John Wolowic Football 13 Basketball 1,22 Light Blue Shirt Award 13 Audio-Visual 2. George Worley Transferred From Chelmsford H.S. 19712 Football. 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