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

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BELOW, Art club members Mary Mooney and Greg Tester discuss plans for Art Week. Mary and Greg have been going together for a long time. BOTTOM. Sophomores Mark Vendetti, Michele Bellavia, Jeanne Clavey, and Sam Diamantopoulos sit on the top of the bleachers at the first sophomore football game. A l .is - . N . VKX

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lsnovvn by 'Sur Friends Patterns of existing friendships could be determined. People formed either best friends or ran around in crowds. Best friends could be seen passing each other notes, cutting classes together, or sharing lockers where they met throughout the day. Neighbors, teammates, club members and band students developed relationships with their own kind. Band members, for example, were together 5,6,7, 8 8th periods so naturally time played a role in forming this group. Couples were different. Some kids went steady for lengthy periods of time, each always hurrying to meet the other before and after classes. Other kids avoided long- term relationships and stuck to casual dating. When special dances approached, the degree of flirting increased as these kids had to actively search for partners for each occasion. 8 Stereotypes BELOW. At the Mardi Gras Carnival, Scratch Paper members Dave Imler, Tom Eubanks, Jim Valentine, and Don Nelson provide music and unusual entertainment y X, 'U .P . P if fo 1.- li ' f ' fagfgvf, -P if 1 lr i ni, vtllffjl ' ,Wi QQM5 ,HTL Q3 ,ji'f f f' - K J ' H ' ' 'J ' Milly 'W . , iiiivllciii ' iw Gf iff fff ' rw i - H wil? Y'i25 2llii if ABOVE. Although they look guilty, seniors Joann Mehling, Denise Crawford, Kris Baron, and Cherie Pott did not do this to Rob Friedman's car. fff 1

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Seniors Dominore When someone said freshman, typically short, excited, scared or lost-looking students came to mind. Seniors, on the other hand, belonged to an honored, worshipped species, admired and envied by the underclass. With money in their pockets, plans for the weekends, mature bodies, and sophisticated clothes, they walked the halls as if they owned them. Juniors thought they were cool because they had their licenses and could now receive parking permits, but worked harder in classes since grades were going to be important for colleges and jobs. Sophomores, on the other hand, tended to think they knew everything because, after all, they weren't freshmen anymore. Underclassmen worked to achieve the high status of upperclassmen or thought them laughable figures who deserved to be cut down with every mistake. 10 Stereotypes BELOW. Seniors don't get the privilege of taking T B tests Sophomore Stacy Sindermann did live through it though ABOVE. Unllke seniors who appear to be glued at the mouth freshman Lisa Castro receives a kiss on the cheek from Ken Werner