West Chicago Community High School - Challenge Yearbook (West Chicago, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 166 of the 1975 volume:

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This year we had foreign exchange studentsg Richie from Greece, Veronique from France, and Pato from Chile. 1974 also brought an end to the Arab Oil embargo and once again students could return to their gas guzzling cars. Along with the changing Administration in the National Government, 1974 brought a new administration to the High School. Dr. Kamm, the new principal, did much for student-administration relations by going into the halls and classes and being accessi- ble to all on request. 'wi , gg T5 A vwxL0CA A3 , wmgfs 1' xx' U .vwfffii-'f -4. - N, :e,.:z:w3ag4g?Eiti5- . J A A - . Nj? X In galkwgfykm .QQQWW Y . X X L 5' 'M f my ,A 5, lefmm' ,F K. if .f 6 g V 45? W -if A 6 , M' A fi ,....,g,., ?i',f-9.1! Y- . H , 5 -:V 3 12 Ll , -r..-x?QfE'E:'E. QL vb -. Iwi' - 2 - K Af,-:gf-A zg aammfimh W ' f mf? .Nw 5 f.-Lf, .1 Q , if gg 1 1 J l i z L 54 K 57 . ff. iw? ' g - 3 , H F fi r' ' : 'S - ' Y W +, L .,.-. . V. .-...W . ,. W... . ... . A ,-'EP . , -1371 . -H ,. . 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For the first time in many years, a new class, Con- sumer Education, was added to the graduation requirements. New sports were added, too. Soccer and Gymnastics. But more than anything else, 1974 was the year of the Wildcat. For the first time in history, West Chicago's football team went all the way downstate and brought back the State 3A Football Championship after an undefeated season. 1974 was a year of precedent being set and will be remembered for many years to come. 4 '52 M EMM' Q Q v 6 2 K X f S 3 K 5 s v 1 X wk. S , S Ki 'E 852 1 I 3 Q 9 Qfff55fl?fff? W ,-.. ,J 1 i i i L02 'r '1 , ,A . 7 ,p g 55. ' 1 ,, .Q Q --1+ ' ,- . f' f' -M gf f- FF in . 2 nv f' 'A 'S X '- J 1 .15 'w fr' 7 ' ' ie Q ws 3. S 'W 5 . .. SQ-ff ' f- uv 5 1 g w ,, R 'Y 9' qi 'f S' ' f uf .VW 9' , 99 , 1 ,, W was ,. K - S,- - S' H .X wiv- ' ew 3f,W3f'v3:4 ,N ,Q L ' t ggf z gj, k w keg 5 x --2 gf., as .- K Q A - QM K - I 1 A gy v - W ' .ff wg im fx Q ' 3' wg -5 ........ ..-...vw ws - R ,. 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The week started out with the crown- ing of King, Virgil Tuck, and Queen, Debbie Burkhart, and her court, Cindy Cleaver, Gayle Christopher, Pam Braun, Cindy Davisg theires- corts, Bob Dively, Scott Hall, Henry Antes, and Mike Novosad. The Sycamore Band added to the festivities by participating, for the first time, in our parade. Perhaps it was the cold weather that made the traditional bonfire even more ap- preciated. The week ended with our Wildcat football team beating the Sycamore Spartans 47-0. SFF' eww? wif 2 13 9117! itil H! mM '-fi. 5 N S i isi Nga' ' r . . .. T, . , tcccg X V 'Q-ig , ' c ' - .SQLIQN ,ii ,, , , . 1 S Y if , A A -11 ' .. -. : fl. ,fx ggi- Q1 , 1:52 f-55: .5 , - .M-.. ga .- -5 -- ft . . .,,,..,.,, ,U A ,. 11775 - . ,, 1, 1:11, Q-wg: if stty!! .ss ,. gf g 2'i. 12111 H. 1'4 'fl'-M21 Nw ' , t i f f, '.,. if VUJLZZI1 -2 ' I-2315352 'lee' - , H , f . as ' q 111' f -' ', .M-1 f - . . zz 1 -, .. ' 2 ff 1 . 1 1 W r wifi . 5-f'Aa1211v291f-::.- f, ' -v f tg. 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The Wildcats were coached this year by Defensive coach, Ron Hanseng Defensive line coach, Jeff Ainsworth, Offensive line coach, Bob Owens: and Offensive backfield coach, Paul Unruh. The season was highlighted, not only by the Annual Awards Ban- quet, but also by being chosen WLS Team of the Week, appearing on the Ray Rayner Show, at the victory assembly after the State Championship Game, where our coach, Mr. Paul Unruh, was voted LSC coach of the year. The 1974 Wildcats were a very closely knit team. Sports pages proclaimed that they lived, loved, and won together. The players loved football and each other. They played with enjoyment and enthusiasm that is seldom displayed at any level of competition. The 1974 Wildcats were GREAT!!!! Mike Novosad End Frank Fernandes Sr HB Art Heitzler Jr HB Roarke Anderson Sr. Back .. ., y ., AW E, F it Qb-e Q Scott Edminson Jr. I-IB , r nr ' fffrag, . V f 1 3223221 il l 1 Mark Hook Jr. LB 1 t Bob Unruh Jr. QB Jim Brach Sr. HB .iw . J .,hi WILDEAT? Brett Bussler Jr. WB Sf- QB Jr. Jr- LB Sr. Jr. HB Scott Hall Paul Bakken Dan Farrell John Crittendon Dave Holderman Henry Antes Sr. F TOM Denningef Tim Hager Gary Tredup Steve Ferro Tobin Kelley HB Sr. HB Sr. HB End Jr. Lf if '42 5 my Q3 , J rt ' 'li' i ' .. '-W li' ' WILDEA mncars Phil Tinnes Jeff Olson Jose Toledo Pat Lyne Doug Schmidt Jr HB Sr. LB Jr. C Sf, C sr, 1 , ..,, Z J I J if 7 My ' 75s?sgfVHi tt i E 'Q ' ,,.,. , YIILDEATS Jim Nellis Mike Alden Mike Lutman Don Brach Dan Lenertz JI' G Jr. LB Jr. G Sr. G Sr, Q5 The 1974 Wildkits finish- ed third in conference with a record of 4-2-1. The coaches and the en- tire school were very proud of the fine progress the 1974 Wildkits made. Everyone feels certain the Kits, when they move on to varsity next year, will help carry on the championship tradition of the school. The Freshman Team completed a 7-2 season. Their offense was effective as they out scored their opponent by scoring 337 pts. The defense also had a great season as they held their opponent to only 68 pts. The Freshman B Team were conference champs. Both coaches feel the freshman had an excellent season and could be the class to watch in the future. FRESHMAN SCOREBOARD UQ- QB 14 Wheaton North 16 36 Glenbard North 0 38 O w 6 s ego 20 Batavia 12 52 Geneva 0 44 Morris 0 48 Sycamore 6 83 Kaneland 0 0 Plainfield 20 SOPHOMORE SCOREBOARD 4-4-1 W.Q. OPP. 0 Wheaton North 20 6 Glenbard North 22 2 Oswego 0 7 Batavia 8 13 Geneva 0 39 Morris 18 14 Sycamore 0 7 Kaneland 13 14 Plainfield 14 W X ' WN , X S13 ' t 0 , ,M x x 4 Besides the team honors, many West Chicago Football players were singled out for individual honors. Following is a list of honors and the players receiving each. ALL-CONFERENCE: Henry Antes, Jim Brach, Bob Dively, Bill Dettmann lunanimous choicel, Bob Forbes, Scott Hall, Jeff Olson, Jerry Stockton. ALL-CONFERENCE SPECIAL MENTION: Roarke Anderson, Don Brach, John Crittendon, Frank Fernandes, Larry Fry, Tim Hager, Randy Hill, Dan Lenertz, Mike Novosad, Jose Toledo, Gary Tredup. ALL-AREA: Bob Dively. ALL-STATE: Henry Antes, Bob Dively. Team Awards MOST VALUABLE PLAYER: Bill Dettmann. MOST IMPROVED: Tim Hager. K Jr. End . .. - . T T .,: . - ' fix., T if f 0 fs i . LDBA .T Bob Dively Bob Forbes Ed Parr Sr. G Sr. G Jr. T Sr. Jim Gunnell 4 i Tom Sikorski Randy Hill Larry Fry Hector Altaro Mark Hendricker T! End Jr. T Tim Lederer Jr, T Sr. T Jr. T Jr. End Bill Denmann Jerry Stockton Jett Nottingham Howard Metcalf Tim Novosad Sf, T Sr- End Jr. End Jr. T Jr. End T iiii ' In S . ,,.. T ami Ls- E. . -Q51 g Steve Kovac Don Dierschow Jon Minter Dirk Hager Greg N093 Jr. T Jr. T Jr. G Sr. Mgr. SOPH- MSI'- VARSITY SCOREBOARD 13-0 QNHGEDE - Plaloffi. vig. Q85 w.c. oPP. af 26 Wheaton North 24 20 Wacaunda 14 40 Glenbard North 0 3 Geneseo 0 36 Oswego 7 20 Immaculate Conception 0 28 Batavia 0 12 Geneva 7 STATECHAMPIONSHIPGAME 47 M0l'l'iS 0 Wego 32 Mt. Carmel 0 47 Sycamore 0 TOTAL POINTS 372 oPP. sa 48 Kaneland 6 13 Plainfield 0 5 COACHES: Ron Hansen, Paul Unruh, Jett Ainsworth, Bob Owens. 81X .im ii' 5 3 . fe 'fit 5 fff Leif if 1 Xfiv 55 Q 'Ng' t e 4 :ss F42 f1! 'i ? 1 B r 0 X W ,X Bottom Row: John Belle, Jim Farrell, Paul Best, Ruben Pineda, Paul Jim Sisson, Scot Anderson, Vic AlcazanlManagerl. Top Row Coach Gary Forester, Zane Bussler, Ken Novosad, Mike Philips, Jim Boswell, Mark Lunak, Pal Murray, Mike Adeszko, Larry Becker, Tim N0fm8f1, Dennis Rega. Middle Row: Dave Zietlow lManagerl, Creighton Pieratos, Leonard T0dd. Kevin Bailey, Mark Wheeiand, Coach Gii DGMZY- Sanchez, Bob Bueker, Armando Gonzales, Miquel Cortez, Dan Williams, X Bottom Row: John Smrz, Graig Sisson, Chuck Dastych, Sam Reyes. Se- Unruh, Art Kraft, Mike Teal, Larry Bower. Top Row: Coach Juraska, Mike i cond Row: Tom Letfew, Jim Highland, Rick Hensel, Rod Bussler, Rich Bowen, Lee Hahn, Bob Benshoof, Dean Holland, Tim Flennels, Rich Moore, Chris Enders, Joe Catalano, Bob Blum. Third Row: Roman Cam- Wilson, Coach Elliott. pos, Bob Fowler, Ken Pedersen, Mike Klingberg, Dave Villegas, Dan 2 5 1 Freshman-sophomore: back row - Bob Sandstrom, Brian Kelleghan, Don Mueller, Tom Malia, Steve Mueller, Jon Plefka, Colton Davis, Bob Johnson, Bob Olson, Paul Netzel, Coach. front row - Mark Stark, Jim Brown, Ed Jakopchek, Tony Malia, Ken Mueller, Dave Skudlarek, Jeff Schieve, Bob Muldoon. 26 Varsity - Don Mueller, Tom Malia, Steve Mueller Jon Plefka, Bob Johnson, Cotton Davis, Paul Netzel Coach. VARSITY W.C. OPP. 23 Glenbard North 33 33 Plainfield 25 30 Oswego 25 19 Batavia 40 20 Geneva 35 42 Kaneland 20 25 Morris 30 15 Sycamore 40 OVERALL CONFERENCE WON 5 4 LOST 3 3 INVITATIONALS Fenton - 4th ot 12 teams Lake Park - 8th of 10 teams Grant-Crystal Lake - 4th of 15 teams Crete Monee - 36 of 59 teams Luther North - 5th ot 12 teams District Meet - 8th ot 17 teams Conterence Meet - 2nd of 8 teams The Skin of Our Teeth, by rhom- ton Wilder, started off this year's theatre program. The production was an exciting and unique one. The plot of the play is unusual in itself. It concerns what seems to be a typical American family that has such atypical ex- periences as: taking care of their pet mamoth and dinosaur, escaping a flood by sailing away on Noah's Arc, and surviving a futuristic war, once again, by the skin of their teeth, making it an exciting and Unique production. mmm nf I vw' Q4 I TURTL TDL Cs FEMA AVS 5 A suntan 'mums ,Q Senior Ditch Day Snow Day Carnation Day State Football Day Valentine's Day Dress-up Day n 4- ul . i A 2 A 1st row: L. Matson, D. Romero, M. Vivancoi, E. Dominquez, J. Rawlings, G. Carey. 2nd row: R. Aguilar, R. Chavez, G. Bernal, D. Velazquez, G. Cruz, S. Wells, P. Nelson, I. Eleserio. 3rd row: S. Kimery lCoachl, Polke, R. Peterson, W. Slough, C. Stough, B. Moore, S. Burgess, B. Clay, J. Burba lManagery. 4th row: P. Gruca, S. Atkinson, B. Elliott, J. Early, T. Ratlill, W. Pendzialek, D. Koltz, M. Weimer, J. Wisniewski. SOCCER SCOREBOARD W.C. 0 Wheaton Warrenville UV, 0 Waterman Warsityl 0 Waterman lJVj 3 Wheaton North lJVj 0 Wheaton Warrenville lFRl 0 Addison Trail QJVQ 1 Addison Trail lFRl 0 Hinkley Big Rock 4 LaGrange QFRJ 0 Wheaton North iJVj 0 Wheaton Central QJVj , OPP. 1 2 3 4 3 2 2 3 2 0 1 X R. .. an 5 .T 5 F This year, the varsity golf team took third in conference. With a conference record of 6-1, they were defeated only by Geneva. Their overall record was 10-6 and in the l.H.S.A. District meet, placed seventh out of 16 teams. The sophomore golf team took first in conference this year. Their record was 6-1, being defeated only by Geneva. The overall record for the sophomores was 12-4. Two new school records were set at the Lake Park meet. The varsity scored 160 to be defeated by Lake Park, who scored 180. The top squad members this year were: John Suppes, Mike Stong, Roger Morgan, Rick Morgan, and Mark Soderquist. Eight varsity letters and four sophomore letters were awarded by Coach Swan this year. Congratulations! yn FROSH SOPH GOLF TEAM 1st ro Jeff Beardsley Mark Turner Howie Noesges Rick Morgan, Tom Andrews, Joe Weber, Bob Judson, Mike 33 Language Night of 1974 - Heritage Night - demonstrated some reasons for teaching languages. Latin students presented modern words rooted in Latin, German students presented Spanish explorers, and French students pointed out the influence of the French in the names of cities in Illinois. Following the skits, Louis Jolliet, in person of Mr. Reid Lewis, French teacher at Elgin Larkin High School, came alive to emphasize our heritage from the French in the development of Illinois, telling the story of the reenactment of the Jolliet- Marquette expedition 300 years ago. Following the presentation, everyone was invited down to the cafeteria for refreshments and festivities, which also represented the four different cultures. These cultures were Latin, German, Spanish, and French. rw 5 l, 2 fa., -2 - 1 LWOW AN .41 qlnii Hwfwmnw nw :V Z 7, 'Emir Y j1i,Zg25?3i I Mm f 4 Q, ' 'Ag , -, 2 by if W. 1 ' W H .fi 1 xr il , 1 WQGITS 'ff 1' it gs... A' 1 A 1 , t 5 ,W X. af -4, ' Q, A 1AA, Q 3 ?E V ,W V , 52 ff Z YS The 1974-75 Wildcat Basketball Team finished the season with a dismal record of 2-20 overall and 2-12 in the con- ference for 7th place. inconsistency of play plagued the team all year. They could play well for part of a game, but could not maintain the poise for the entire duration of a contest. Under the frustrations and problems of a losing season, the team spirit held up through the year. The boys were characterized by their effort and good spirit. -wif.- aft gp. X WZ 4' '? ,fw, ' 'n vii? ik 'Sv' 3' 5 I Z ' we l ZW The team was led in scoring by senior, Virgil Tuck, averaging 13.1 p.p.g. Barry Beckwith was voted by the squad as the Most Valuable Player. Rodger Morgan was awarded the Free Throw honor, with 80 !0 accuracy. Mark Soderquist was chosen the Most Improved Player, and Barry Beckwith and Jerry Stockton were elected honorary Co-Captains for the season. VARSlTY,- front row - Coach George Strecker, Steve Burgess Mark Soderquist Lee Westrom back row Phll Gruca Jerry SleVe Mueller, Bob Fultz, Bob Zak, Bob F0l'beS, Coach Sieve Stockton Vlrgll Tuck Dave Slngletary Victor Alcazar Kimery. middle row - Bob Unruh, Roger Morgan, Barry Beckwith SOPHOMORE - front row - Bob Kosusnik, Paul Best, Jim Sisson, Kevin McConkey, Mark Wheeland, Scott Anderson, Eddie Dieter, Jim Farrell. back row - Coach, Wayne Kosek, Bob Fuller, Greg FRESHMAN - front row - John Lynch, Scott Lowe, Dale Chorley, Bob Frommert, Carl Sostak, Tom Schmult, Tom Cisewgii. back row Frommert, Jim Earley, John Modica, Mark Ford, Kevin Bailey, Tim Ratliff, Jon Plelka, Steve Tinnes, Rick Morgan. - Coach Paul Netzel, Rob Benshool, Tony Malia, Winsor Slough Dan Cheehy, Lee Hahn, Mike Nickelson, Mark Bowman. EV Eg , , 9 iA Q 1 . 1 I L Gill? 3' 5 ' Q El X71 LJ si? f ? ww it f w 5 Z 2 E X 55 f 4 1 2 5 'Z 9 ' 5 . 4 a X Qfk LQ , ifiif ,ff W Xi Q 4 fgng 5 Q Q f j ff fy ij Q W im if , k 1,35 in 2 N' f L! F QM , Y gil P f 9 f Q I Q me x i I ,fggnl x g if 1 I 4 Ze n f ww- M11 Q QQ I I XY 1,5 1 11 Wi fa UQ-Q9 ,A,A W 'sf K ' cfm M W ,g,,,. , 'i 'l sw 4 Q1- K WHY '5 -3 kv wk, 6 NSN QE- kayiqg :Q ga 511 IWW! mg Ji' f Front Row: Ralph Schmuggerow, Rueben Pineda, Dave Black, Tom Reed, Zane Bussler, Carlos Cruz, Greg Noga. Back Row: Coach Lee 1974-75 We-Go grapplers came back again for the fourth and last time to dominate the Little Seven Conference. Star- ting off with the Hinsdale Tournament by tak- ing second. The team made their way to the Little Seven Championship Meet which was held here at We-Go. Taking the meet with 1101!2 points, West Chicago literally ran away with the meet as the next teams were Oswego and Morris with total of 51 points each. After taking second place at Districts, We-Go sent six grapplers fZane Bussler, Tom Reed, Don Deutsch, Larry Fry, Scott Hall, and Henry Antesl to sectionals. From sectionals we had Zane Bussler, a sophomore, take first, and Tom Reed and Scott Hall both taking third place finishes. Then, Zane proceeded downstate for a sixth place in the State comp- etition. Congratulations on a fine showing. GOOD LUCK IN THE FUTURE TO ALL WE- GO's GRAPPLERS. Sophomores also made a fine showing by taking first in Little Seven Conference competition. Grubbs, Don Deutsch, George Nicoloff, Larry Fry, Scott Hall Henry Antes, Tim Norman, Jim Hensel, Howard Metcalf The All-School Musical, Little Mary Sunshine, turned back the pages of time to the early 1900's. As Heidi Miller told us inthe Prologue, . . . when Right was Right, Wrong was Wrong, and you could really tell the difference. The story concerned Troop 14 of the United States Forest Rangers in the Rocky Mountains and their quest for that notorious band of Indians, the Kadotas. Their exploits, especially with the young ladies of Eastchester Finishing School, were hilarious. The ln- dians, who numbered only three, added to the complexity of the plot. Naturally, in an operetta of that day and age, love played an important part, so our leads had plenty to do in that Department, they were Captain Jim and Little Mary, Corporal Billy and Nancy Twinkle, General tor Uncle??j Oscar and Madame Ernestine. And Right triumphed in the end, even to the rehabilitation of the renegade Yellow Feather in our Flag-waving finish. Oops! I almost forgot the star who stole the show - Looie the Duck! M All' jf, 469' M I K s, ' ag 3' f f wk My 5 f A ' W ,.,,. 6 9 at AVVV , I-ff , , 0' fri? wg? ' Q '-1 ' . ' 3 4 .Ag ., f , fm, ..f. i . 54 491, S ., Q ' ' 'ff an , , ., , 0' . 1 , , . ,sf , - .gf-' Hx. 6 ,W fig- M , lf? t-.pw Wi? A 'WM mv 'i is 4 H.. M4 ' V ' , 454, - 51 Read a book! Listen to pop recordings! Study quietly with a friend! Observe the latest news in a newspaper or magazine! Watch a video-taped program for pleasure or study! These and many more are the activities of the Learning Resource Center. Staffed to aid students and staff find the best available and most appropriate materials to aid in the classroom and for the best use of leisure time, the Learning Resource Center has evolved from the traditional library. In today's Learning Resource Center, media and books form the total package for use by students and staff for leisure and work. r ' ':2'.'d: :l: i 5: b'i b'b':Y:' i ef-fr-fs'-I'-me-is-as-is-a'--fs' ,- F' Lil- eiifa aw s i6zttv:iZ7easning L do-3:-3:'1:?:f-:?:':E-'Sz-eleriefi:-'b R- 4'4iWr7 l5 FQ'4F '6 7i:'4 F ' '3:HiH:?r':l: :?: i :?: 3'Q. 5: :?: :Yr devry :ctw s 4P iE'J5'-fti F K'-PJE'4x-Wf 't ,JF-N , W ff? ff. ,ww .M BR'l'.... f ff? 5 f S b, sf' xg - xx 55:15, .. Nw Yi Y w 'P x Q 5- gk A 3 ,f , 5 S 2 , Y 4 r A. g . ' x Q . , . 1. 9 4 . . X gmail 5 gl 2 Q ,J 35 3 fy Wm sf Q. . ART IS ALIVE at We-go. lt's fighting a piece of wire that just won't seem to bend in the right way. lt's kicking wood carving chips as you try to get through the crowd for tools or a piece of leather. lt's trying to be heard over the scream- ing sabre saw or drill press to ask or answer a question. lt's the place where ten different things are going on in three different places and all the same time. lt's looking forward to the Little Seven Traveling Art Exhibit where five pieces of art were entered and Debbie Walker came out with an honorable mention. lt's the hectic set up for the annual Spring Art Show, with cookies, coke, and coffee. It's the parents and people of the community seeing what is happening in art at their school. lt's senior honors night with Kathy Moniz getting the art award. lt's the string, leather, paint, clay, charcole, paper, and all the things that make art go. It's the quiet feeling of accomplishment knowing you have done something creative and well. The Ch0iI S, year started slow but became very active during November and con- tinued until Baccalaureate on June 9. The girls' Choir sang at both the Veterans Day Assembly and the Christmas Vesper Program. As usual, the Freshman Chorus sang at three concerts and spent the year learning and reviewing music fundamentals. The Concert Choir sang for a near capacity crowd during the Christmas Vespers on December 15. They also sang for all the General Mills employees for the ninth con- secutive year. On February 22, the Concert Choir was invited to participate in the 11th annual Choral-Clinic Festival on the campus of Illinois State University in Nor- mal, Illinois. All the choirs and eighth-grade chorus combined for a choral night which was presented on May 19. Both the choir and the Madrigals Singers provided music for the community during the school year. The year ended for the Concert Choir on Baccalaureate night, June 9. lt was a busy but most fulfilling year. 56 1- wg 1 wfzkvf' z ff ?.em,,Ug l 4 '-,, 2 ' ww .Q Ja n X' ,ks 4 If 1 - , 5'f,,- CEL' K ' , , 5l fj--V Q ji-f'f'5 f11 5M5?Z2' fq,--V f ,wr ,QQ v -Cui al ' mmm.. . ig , , f ww A 'N ,wi Q, Qi! X 'Qs . SE , ww., ww' pn? ---...R THE ORCHESTRA made a lot of progress in many areas this year. We grew to 30 string players, aided by 33 experienced wind and percussion from Band, to a total of 63 members. Early in the school year, we helped to present the annual Veterans Day Assembly. We especially ap- preciate the extra efforts of our Wind and Percussion sections, who were in the height of the football playoff season at the time. Then in December we participated in the annual Christmas Contest. We considered our Winter Concert in February a high point because of the difficulty of music we per- formed, and also the quality of our performance. Then State Music Contest took our attention, with the string choir once again receiving a superior rating. The School Musical, Little Mary Sunshine , was more fun than ever this year. We played on a joint con- cert with the Elementary and Junior High Orchestras in May, to show how much growth was possible in eight years of Public school music. Our Final Spring Concert on May 27 was a time of reflection on a most satisfying year. We honored the nine Seniors who were playing their last school concert with the Orchestra. Our last public perfor- mance was at Honors Night on June 9, when we played the Processional and Recessional Marches for the Senior Class. J THE 1974-75 SCHOOL YEAR OPENED WITH A BANG FOR THE MARCHING BAND, as the football season was extended an extra month. Band members were proud of their part in school spirit, and traveled to Geneseo, Glenbard North, and Normal. Our concert season went very well. Fresh off the football field, we played a series of Christmas assembly concerts in local elemen- tary schools. In February we presented the Winter Band Concert, then State Music Contest for Solos and Ensembles kept us busy until March 8. In April we presented a joint con- cert with the Beginners, Intermediate, and Junior High Bands from West Chicago. Our audience found out how much a student can grow, musically, during eight years' study in Public School Bands. All of a sudden, here it was, time for our Final Spring Concert, when we honor our Senior Band members. When we saw the Senior Awards, with all those activities during four years written out on them, we realized just how much the Band and its members have done, in and for our school. OO an 3 if J! WW M' ? Tifimiru 9 4 ,-4 - x QQ ir 19' Q. any: U3 wal!!! ttkii 2 1 'af M, 74ig',gr'fwpew- ,Man-q X J' gb, Q,, N 'HP' 'M Q 5 1? SN W X- 'nf---- 1 Q49 if 'A yi! 21 Wlmwwyaw mv Reflections 81 Extensions, the An- nual Dance and Gymnastics Show, was held on January 16 and 17 this year. The dancers performed under the direction of Mrs. Barbi Henry and composed all the dances themselves. The dances included a dance to strip-type music and a dance depicting the Life of An Everyday Housewife. The gymnastics part of the show was directed by Ms. Lori Jordan. The girls performed routines on the uneven parallel bars, balance beam, and trampoline and also performed floor exercise routines and vaulted. in 1 5, V S Glenbard S. 98.56 53.78 Wht. Cent. 81.71 36.92 We-Go 34.05 5 Wht. N. 83.69 42.74 wht. W. 71.64 41.52 We-Go 40.68 11.8 Wht. W. 54.34 35.26 We-Go 43.99 13.4 Nap. N. 57.6 40.54 We-Go 33.71 11.5 Glenbard N. 98.9 We-Go 39.1 ish? N. fl ,Q Nqr 0 P 5 9 F S fi Row 1: Scott Robertson, Dennis Johnston, Steve Lulman, Ed Jakopcheck, Frank Gott, Randy Morrissey, Tery Ferro, Wade Lederman, Steve Wells. Row 2: Scot Atkinson, Jim Wilson, Steve Hynek, Rich Blacklidge, John Karcher, Bill Hall, Tom Dosedel. Row ku -U' 3: Fred Stroebel, Bernie Morrissey, Joel Murphy, Steve Ferro, Ran- dy Hill, Mark Weimer, Mike Novosad, Mike Rennels, Bob Ryan, Gary Overbay, Coach, Sparkman. 1 wg M f K s. Q ,, xr: M.. M .5 XX,N M I 1 if J W X T wk X, gl I j K A if . 5 I 5? '-AQV' twiki S is ,' .,' ,fi j 'i. , ff-:if ',YY 4, . V, , ,- ,iw . Q ..,L 1' , U If , , . , f , . Y f I f ' af n 1 T 1 VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM: Steve Kovac, Dan Lawless, Steve Burgess, Garry Hansen, Bob Forbes, Bob Fultz, Steve Ferro. Se- cond Row: Coach Ron Hansen, Chuck Kulrin, Gary Tredup, Brett Bussler, Paul Hayes, Bob Zak, Tom Howell, Dave Holderman, Mike Alden, Rick Courtney. Third Row: Art Heitzler, Jett Nottingham, Brian Koop, Frank Fernandes, Jeff Olson, Bill Dettmann, Gary Zeiche, Bob Diveley, Tom Denninger. 5-15. f 2 sg, kg, is isXCxiM3, tax, gsfisgrgx iii., QSESI QQ xitxweagstwg ff 9-faagaigffziv as Sacf-as QRS? ?ti.39.S'?1Y-if The Varsity Baseball Team overcame an early slump to win twelve of their last fifteen games and finished with a 13-8 record. They won the District Tourna- ment for the third time in four years and finished second in the Little Seven Conference with a 10-2 mark. Bob Diveley 16-31 and Tom Howell Q5-11 were the leading pitchers. Three of those six wins were no-hitters for Diveley. Leading hitters were Bob Diveley f.415l, Bob Forbes 03621, Bob Fultz f.328l, and Bob Zak 1.31 81. Fultz was leader in runs batted in with 16, followed by Forbes with 15, Diveley with 14, and Zak with 13. Diveley was selected by his teammates as Most Valuable Player, Forbes was selected Most Improved Player, and Fultz was elected Honorary Captain. Front Row: Paul Best, Tony Howell, Kevin Mackey, Rich Ream, Dennis Todd, John Freund, Miguel Cortez, Bill Andrews Blacklidge, Chuck Dastik, Rick Morgan. Second Row: Coach Dave Mark Wheeland, Ed Deiter, Bill Hayes, Manager. 1 1, I I ,, I .B T, ,T FRESHMAN BASEBALL TEAM: First Row: Ron Eynik, Jeff Engel, Mike Thomas, Tony Malia. Third Row: Coach Paul Netzel, Mark Lane Fife, Scott Dowty, Todd Termunde, Terry Ferro. Second Row: Settje, Dale Chorley, Tim Rennels, Bob Frommerl, Carl Sostak, Tim Zubrod, Mike Binder, Chuck Berls, Bob Hayes, Dan Heitzler, Mike Klingberg, JoJo Weber, Coach Bob Young. The Wildcat Track Team had one of the best seasons in the schooI's history. A goal set this year was to win a dual track meet, something that hadn't been done for some time. Not only did they win a dual meet, they also won a triangular meet over Morris and St. Francis. The team was led by five top quality seniors: Jerry Stockton, Randy Hill, John Crittenden, Roarke Anderson, and Mike Novosad. The Wildcats finished the season strongly taking a fourth place out of eleven teams at the Crystal Lake Invitational and placing fourth in the Little Seven Conference Meet. West Chicago set a new 880 relay conference record. It broke our school record set in 1936. Also at the conference meet, the 440 relay team placed first and Roarke Anderson won the 220 yard dash. Roarke qualified for the state track meet. K 3 3 , fa he I 74 VARSITY TRACK TEAM: First Row: Victor Alcazar Mgr., Mike Novosad, Steve Hynek, Marck Starck, Don Mueller, Tim Novosad, Tom Malia, Steve Mueller, Head Coach Gary Lunak. Second Row: Coach Jett Ainsworth, John Crittenden, Arman- do Gonzales, Bob Fuller, Ed Parr. Randy Hill. Ronrke Anderson, Jerry Stockton, Coach, Dave Sparkman. SOPHOMORE TRACK TEAM: First Row: Dean Hoppe, Don Villegas, Israel Eliserio, Rick Perhai, Melchor Vivanco, Gus Bernal, Ed Jakopchek, Steve Rudinsky. Second Row: Vic Alcazar Mgr., Craig Sisson, Sam Reyes, Ken Novosad, Dean Holland, Ed Sanchez, Ken Klingberg, Ted Phillips, Brian Kelleghan, Coach Sparkman. Third Row: Coach Ainsworth, Bill West, Leonard Sanchez, Jim Brown, Roy VanHerik, Frank Nejedly, Scott Atkinson, Ken Mueller, Bob Olson, Pat Murray, Coach Lunak. The 1974 75 school ear was exciting for all the girls at We-G! The Archery Team competed in a total of nine meets, coached by Ms. George. The Ten- nis Team took first place in conference: coached by Ms. Singleton. Chris Miltner, a singles player, won Districts, then went on to State competition. The varsity Volleyball Team took an undefeated first place in conference, while J.V. tied with Batavia for the second place titleg all coached by Ms. George. Varsity went on to capturing the first place district trophy. The Gymnastics Team, coached by Mrs. Zmrhal, had five non-conference meets. Mrs. Zmrhal also coached the Bowling Team, taking second place in conference at Varsity level. Varsity Basketball earned first place in conference, J.V. Secondg all coached by Ms. Singleton. Both teams were in an Invitational, Varsity placing third, J.V. second. The Badminton Team, coached by Ms. Singleton worked hard for their second place title. We-Go placed in six of the eight divisions at the con- ference tournament. 'H ' ,,,'. wif VJ' 3 ,, .I .QL 52. Sli liz mx QC Silrmmf 2 3 iz it ,.,m rf'f T , 22,32 by ', as .Z 2.1 G , ,' 1 , ' ,,,, .f 5 ,M 1 'j V I Lygr :V , V 'V 'Ll 1 ,gV,, ' , A ? 1 Eieg w KVVV, , V K , A , I . 1 r Y K I S 5 , ,, g f I ,I , Varsity Volleyball Team: Front row: Chris Harrington, Mary Lou Muilenburg, Nancy Hocko, Leslie Gunderson. Back row: Patty Morales, Connie Large, Merri Preisel, Julie Voelz. Junior-Varsity Volleyball Team: Front row: Sherry Elliot, Debbie Rehs, Pen- ny Zarate, Patty Kleinedler, Tina Luers. Second row: Shelley Straka, Debbie Berndt, Terry Peterson, Rae Ann Murray, Ginny Schmult, Cindy Clark. Back row: Manager, Sue Lamparter, Cheryl Cosner, Carol Heorick. fin is ..w ' The One ACtS- Diversity was the title of this year's one-act play night. The one-acts are directed by Thespian members, but any student may act in them or work on a crew. Thespian, Angela Cliff, directed Parcel Pick-up, while Ann Hardy directed The Salesman . Also, two short comic skits were directed by Kerry Musser. All of the plays helped to create a diverse and enjoyable evening. , 1 Win., 81 TEN N IS: This year's varsity tennis team, although fairing poorly in dual meets with a 2-14-1 record, did quite well in tournaments. They finished third in the Little Seven Conference, with Fred Toms in singles and the doubles teams of Mark Hodge-Bob Ryan and Steve Oren-Joe Murphy con- tributing second place finishes. In addition to this, Ryan- Dodge finished second at the eight team Addison Trail In- vitational. Fred Toms added a first place finish at the Oswego Tourney. The Most Valuable Player for the varsity was Fred Toms, while Steve Oren was the Most Improved Player. The Frosh-Soph. team too had a poor dual meet mark because three of the top players were used as varsity sub- stitutes. The Sophomores completed the upswing by finishing second in the conference. T tel 7 TENNIS 1975 VARSITY WC OPP 0 Wheaton North 5 4 Glenbard North 5 0 Wheaton-Warrenville 5 0 Wheaton Central 5 1 Geneva 4 0 Glenbard East 5 3 Naperville Central 2 2 Cary-Grove 3 4 Oswego 4 M ' 1 4 orrls Oswego Quad: Second West Chicago Quad: Fourth Blazer Invitational: Fifth Little Seven: Third 3-14-1 VARSITY-Coach Wayne Kosek, Jim Devereux, Kevin McConkey, Captain Bob Ryan, Joe Murphy, Fred Toms, Mark Dodge, Steve Oren, Rory Randall, Pete Nelson. Frosh-Soph-Back row: Coach Wayne Kosek, Dave Jeppsen, Winsor Pedersen, Bob Bueker, Jim Ponczko, Rich Wilson, Pete Nelson Stough, Erick Ewald, Kevin McConkey, John Gage, Craig Slough, Front row: Jack Rawlings, Dave Nelson, Tom Schmull, Steve Davis Chuck Hookman. Middle row: Steve lngraham, Jeff Schieve, Ken Mark Gatehouse, Louis Matson. The 1975 Junior-Senior Prom was held at LaGrand Chalet in Carol Stream from 8:30 to 11:30 on Friday Even- ing, May 16. 1,904 students attended along with 16 faculty and guests. fair' . Vx K ,W , A , 2 ? 539 -153' Q9 K ' s ff f ,-Z Z S fi WI f, f uf X f .,in'y ff 1 1 1: lm W X 1 , f f 5. if 4 J Baccalaureate Valedictorian: Mary J. Bloxam Salutatorian: Joann Benesh National Merit Finalists Mary J. Bloxam Penelope Tuinstra National Merit Letters of Commendation Merle Margolis M. Margaret Peterson Illinois State Scholarships Joann Benesh Joseph Murnane Marc Bonem Walter Pendzialek Lawrence Fry M. Margaret Peterson R. Scott Hall Craig Romoser Ann Hardy Paul Sampson Ronald Klipp Kurt Severe Kristi Krafft Judith Shepherd Jerry Stockton Linda Leeseberg Merle Margolis Penelo e Tuinstra J B h Roger Morgan P Bruce Wernke cam' 'mes Other Scholarship Winners Kerry DuCharme-Bradley University Carole Kielbasa-Elmhurst College Michael Michalczyk-Knox College Rita Mott-Freed-Harkeman College Cynthia Schultz-Dr. Martin Luther College Bruce Wernke-Brakley University Cary Zarate-Bradley University Martin Zimmerman-Bradley University Special Scholarships Mary J. Bloxam-Eastern Illinois University Kathleen Faesen-Brakley University Lawrence Fry-University of Florida Christine Harrington-GRA Scholarship Carole Kielbasa-Auxiliary Scholarship and DuPage County Medical Society Scholarship Paul Sampson-University of Kansas Penelope Tuinstra-Santa Fe Railroad Scholarship Vickie Villegas-West Chicago Belnor Hospital Auxiliary Scholarship Julie Voelz-GRA Scholarship Mary J. Bloxam Penelope Tuinstra T! wg, s in 1 151 .- HM 379, Mliiif If I 525539 ' .WWW 4 ,f 1,6357 5 2 f I , 2 W ,V fi K nv JR 4 t Q? W 1 45 1, -ff' x 4 QV Y g xii , 1 ' 'L V , , Vi ,, J, B, Q Elm if 4 f QL V. Z L Q . , L1 5, ,4 5 ,,-till Q . ,Y e W 1 5 if ,,mWm.1 9' , In 797+ E, qu' A ,.,, bg? gfgas' CL BS Q3 R33 My F.H.A.: Miss Baechle, Irene Boorsma, Rosanne Lindell, Cheri Whitaker, Debbie Wienecke, Terri Campbell, Lisa Black, Mrs. Kozlowski. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AM ERICA is a service organization which strives to better themselves as a group, and as individuals through community and school projects. This is the first year the club members have made an effort to get F.H.A. going. Their first activity was a bake sale in the cafeteria. Next year the interest and activities are ex- pected to increase. Look for us next year! Sponsors: Barbara Baechle, Patti Kozlowskig Pres. Rose Lindellg Vice-Pres. Debbie Wieneckeg Treas. Nancy Hockog Board member: Amy Baranowski. Langllage Night - Heritage Night - in September marked the beginning of the Language Club year. Each club presented a skit showing contributions to America from the people whose language was being studied. Christmas par- ties, language contests, trips to see plays, and visits to ethnic restaurants added interest to the everyday learning of the language. 6 Habla Espanol? A typical Roman centurlan Parlez vous Francais? Mrs. Wissing and Mrs McGawn at a casual moment .,.usv' r -5 ,ff zvy, f 'bl ln' The Latin Baflqllet is an annual activity, enjoyed by present and former students of Latin who in costume play the role of the Romans and their slaves in the first century B.C. The first year students are the slaves who wear tunics. They per- form in dances and tumbling and other acts to entertain their masters. They serve the delicious meal to the others reclining on their left elbows, as was the custom. The food is great and fun is had by all. V5 3444 PEP CLUB'S main purpose is to promote school spirit. This year was definitely no exception. Having the NUMBER ONE FOOT- BALL TEAM really gives you the incentive to work. We had many pep assemblies which turned out super. We also sponsored a con- cert and Homecoming week ac- tivities. The whole year really proved to be a great success with Mrs. Helen Dye, the advisor. This years' officers were: Debbie Wilson-President, Trudi Theis- Vice President: Gayle Christopher-Secretaryg and Deb- bie Dierschow, Treasurer. Q Hur From left to right-Debbie Wilson, Gayle Christopher, Debbie Dierschow, and Trudi Theis. 1 1, First Row: Bob Johnson, Phil Gruca, Steve Mueller, Scott Edminson, Coach Kimery, Coach Unruh, Second Row: Mike Alden, Steve Ferro, Mark Soderquist, Tom Howell, Dan Lenertz. Third Row: Jett Olson, John Crittendon, Roarke, Anderson, Randy Hill, Larry Fry, Bob Fultz. Fourth Row: Bob Forbes, Barry Beckwith, Roger Morgan, Jerry Stockton, Scott Hall, Frank Fernandes. 5 VARSITY CLUB is composed of juniors and seniors who have earned a varsity letter in one or more sports. This year they have been doormen at basketball games, sponsored the donkey basketball game and various other activities. k,.,.....---0 ,sf l 2 o 1 ' his it t JL ' ig 'L S E l L . yy rm W ,, it F I l M ES fp- U MEIN U1 ,Isa-'sc Z MIJW,,4 V,-ff ,Y-4 K 7 if A 3 W 'L i-'fl 1 is m.,. The Inter-Related Occupations Pro- gram UROQ allows juniors and seniors the opportunity to develop their skills and abilities in their career interest, through an On-the-job training program provided by a participating local business firm. Supplementing the training phase is the IRO classroom phase, which provides related occupational information, and the IRO club phase. The IRO club is affiliated with VICA lVocationaI 81 ln- dustrial Clubs of Americal and has as its annual ac- tivities operation of football concessions, State VICA conference and contests, and hosting of the Employer- Appreciation Banquet at the end of the school year. STUDENT COUNCIL: First row: Karen Sargant Sharon Smith Devereux Kim Marcum Chris Gaddls Wendy Soderqulst Mary Wendy Cleaver, Bob Johnson, Kelly Blcchmella Julie Gustafson WeyI'8UCh Linda NICh0lS Ann L ebelelf Colleen Courtney. Back row: Kim Galloway Ann Schlbur Marie Student Council began the school year with the planning and preparation of Home- coming, which proved to be a success. During Homecoming, Student Council sponsored a contest for naming the drive south of the cafeteria. The sign Wildcat Alley was dedicated during Homecoming, but was stolen. Money was raised for the spon- soring of an A.F.S. stu- dent. Student Council also revised their con- stitution. Co-advisors were Mr. Wicks and Miss Hayes. President: Bob Johnson: Vice-presi- dent: Sue Cheehy: Sec- retary-Becky Brauer: and Treasurer-Barb Elslager. IOO ww! if I IU gf -mana-an-snngd nn-no-naw annul,-v nn-.maui lllbnitb' -nuan- u-...nav- -...-- ' u--4-nov -rv w av ns un 'Nm 'R .M , rm.. 5 X ln producing the Bridge, the staff aims for better communication among administrators, faculty, and students. Offices changed at the semester break. Penny Tuinstra and Brae Berndt were editors-in-chief, Mrs. Ruth Kloubec was in charge of production, Mrs. Debbie Hladilek was the layout advisor, and Miss Mary Patterson was the advisor. Business manager, Larry Fry, and Sports Editor, Paul 65,3 discuss an article. Second semester editor, Brae Berndt, checks a layout. 2 The Bridge Staff hard at work. Some of the Bridge Staff Photographer, Jeff Highland, talks with advisor, Miss Patter- son. 'V-x aw xi W W 2 M I, g ? yrs ww,-..., x is if X Mu' ii x WARM Q-QP A YEARBOOK-FOR THE SCHOOL TO REMEMBER AND THE STAFF TO FORGET Somebody hit the radio What deadline Mr. Johnson, you're not on page two When are we gonna paint this room? Whose birthday is today? Where's the ladder? I'm not coming back after school l'm not gonna do the typing Who wants to be Feb.? I had to take the photographer to KaneIand How do you get to Naperville Central? What do you mean the photographer left? I prefer last years picture We know this is Henry Antes Whose gonna meet the photographer yesterday? Cancel the photographer for baseball I think we kinda slacked off-Iet's get movin Who's bringing the doughnuts? That's a great idear I'M NOT COMING BACK AFTER SCHOOL as it f ' ff' , 1 M -- : V M 1' it I l :ff Xt I - XX W VK I 1 fx ' L, , t 4 ww .V ,. L IO4 BOARD OF EDUCATION MEMBERSQ STANDING: Robert Willett, Nancy Stroebel, Richard Winifred Thcmassen Gaiehouse, SEATED: Bruce Treudi, Robert Westrom. 31 Mig N Richard Howard Richard Waterhouse Richard DuFour Dr. Richard Kamm Dr. Jerald Saimon Adams, Linda Alvino, Peter Beebe, Willard Behrens, Elizabeth Benner, Ronald Bokker, Sharon Burgess, Dean Burzynski, Frank Cowden, Charles Coyner, Karl Crickard, Joseph DgLap, John DeMay, Gilbert Dewolfe, Dianne 00029, -1809 EKGYI1, CHGFIOUG Elliott, Bruce Enns, Deborah Fairbank, Virginia Garbe, James 105 106 George, Gail Gorskey, Marie Hansen, Ronald Hladilek, Deborah Jordan, Lorri Getz, Loren Gossen, Beverly Hauser, Nella Holland, Allan Kiiskila, Roy l Giszczak, Sheryl Gordon, Milan Greenberg, Charles Haney, Gene Hayes, Kathleen Henry, Barbi Holcombe, Howard Jenks, Linda Kimery, Stephen Kosek, Wayne Kozlowski, Patti Kribs, Lewis Kyger, Clarence Leitner, Gregory 1 1 S Lincoln, Roger Lunak, Gary Martell, Phillip McGawn, Frances of , .' ..,tv McNamara, Lawrence Meyer, Cheryl Miller, Carol Murphy, John is Musgrave, Deborah Netzel, Paul Owens, Robert Patterson, Mary I Pedersen, RaeAnn Peterson, Eugene Peterson, Patricia Potee, Deborah 107 108 Pl'iC8, Robert R0dl'i9Ue2, Carmen Flumberger, James Salzman, Ronald A Sargent, William Severe, Russell Singleton, LaVora Smith, J. Don -QQ Sorenson, Vera Sparkman, Dave Stark, Larry Strecker, George Svec, Katherine Swan, Howard Waldorf, Cheryl Wicks, Jerry Wissing, Norma Young, Robert Yunker, Lee Zmrhal, Helen X l f.. 1 Brgwn, Mgrygnng ' Dye, Helen Gatlon, Linda Hall, Ann Harrison, Marilyn Keeley, Agnes Kloubec, Ruth Kovarik, Henrietta Lellew, Joanne Linton, Terri Milligan, Pauline Modica, Sharon X 1 ,7 Mullaly, Jim Phillips, Chris Keneles, Teresa Soto, Rosemary Walton, John Wallace, Mary Jane Zahsiah, Bernice 20118, Alice 109 Jenny Balong Mary Henzel 110 Mary Modaff 1-mmf Jesse Ferguson Edwin Johnson 'Q ,awww 'T'--N Violet Haase Fritz Mamat ,AQX Edward Sewoski Kathe Ward M , Q' ' W yi W gf. ' M w Edward Adamo Anthony Aguilar Karen Anderson Rebecca Anderson Roarke Anderson Henry Antes Don Antolak Lynn Antolak Lynette Armbrust Raedeen Avery Joy Bailey Jean Bailance Mark Balthis Katherine Bartels Deborah Baum Raimonds Baumanis LouAnne Beardsley Laurie Beck Pam Becker Barry Beckwith 112 L We vw ' M f r Lynn Benhart Brae Berndt Jeffrey Beutke Shelly Bicchinella Antonio Blanquet Jennifer Bloxam Nancy Bolin Marc Bonem Peter Bosso Judith Bower Donald Brach James Brach Denise Braun Pamela Braun Robert Brewster Jay Brown Ronald Brown Donna Brummel Scott Bublitz Joseph ' Buenrostro 113 Audrey Buikema David Bullock David Burden Deborah Burkart Therese Cacic Mary Campos Kathleen Casey Ronald Chapman Donna Chaudoin Severo Chirinos Nancy Chmielewski Gayle Christopher Debra Cisewski Cynthia Cleaver Janet Cole Ted Collins Sam Cortis Edmund Covarrubias John Crittenden Ted Daum 114 'Q X Cindy Davis Mary Dean Marcia Debes Christopher Deitz William Dettmann James Devereux Kim Divitto Christine DeVore Debbie Diaz Lonnie Dierking Debbie Dierschow Robert Diveley Robin Thomas Mark Dodge Kerry DuCharme Bob Elstrom Kenneth Evans Eva Eynik Kathy Faesen Brenda Falls 115 Charles Feeney Frank Fernandes David Fisher Robert Forbes Stephanie Foster Lawrence Fry Linda Gambino Elizabeth Garza Juanita Garza John Girsch Nada Gojkovich Evangelina Gomez Yolanda Gonzalez Cheryl Grammer Karen Griffin Floyd Guinn Julie Gustafson Derrick Hager Gracie Hager Tim Hager 116 Larry Hall Scott Hall Sue Hamlin Ann Hardy Christine Harrington Susan Harrison Terry Harwood Denise Hatfield Deborah Haverstick Paul Hayes Timothy Hein Teri Heinrich George Hemmerich Patricia Heotis Noelle Herman Jeanne Hess Michael Hill Randall Hill Kenneth Hiscox Holly Hoffmann 117 Bryan Horstman Thomas Howell Robert Huish Audrey Ishii Connie Isles Kimberly Jakopchek Cynthia Jentsch Cathy Joens Carolyn Jones Michael Justice Keith Kaelin Janice Kania Karen Keeney Carole Kielbasa Steve Kindermann Steven Klingberg Mary Kluetsch Deborah Knight Tim Koehring Richard Kosnik 118 7' f f4 f' ak W 'W uwww Qi I :wifi .f 3 , , 933' of W-www Mauna , 1, .W ww M l ,naman n'M4mw4v , 'funn JJ! . ' Wig AM MEF fs' hh afkb Ai A KA as Kitxth t a--vii W 14-dm nv Q Q ev ll Gary Kostel Sheil Koltkamp Sharon Kowalewski Kristi Krafft Debbie Lair Ellen Lamparter Jacqueline Lange Constance Large Linda Leeseberg Diana Leflew Pamela Lellios Daniel Lenertz Laura Lewis Rosanne Lindell Michael Lockell David Long Mickey Lowe Dennis Luka Patrick Lyne Merle Margolis 1183 John Marlowe James Martin Sherry Martin Therese Martin Aristos Masmanides Karen Matherson Caron McClelland Lawrence McNichols Dave Mejdrich Cynthia Mertes Michael Metzger Michael Michalczyk Cindy Milligan Cheryl Mitz Kathy Moniz Marlene Montana Roger Morgan Rita Mott Roki Mounce Joel Murphy 120 W, wwf, asf it wi 2 1-Z My ala X. F gig ?4 MZ9 Dan Murray Michele Musial Kerry Musser Laura Neiedly Lee Nellis Michael Nelson Karen Noga Terrence Nolan Michael Novosad William Oas Jeffrey Olson Angela Scott James Owen Bradley Paulson Jeff Pedersen Walter Pendzialek Juanita Penzanik Margaret Peterson Robert Peterson Mary Phelps 121 Charles Phillips Joanne Pietrobon Reinhard Pilz Kathleen Pindiak Yolanda Pineda Merri Preisel Kim Qualls Kathleen Quinn Rory Randall Denise Rathe Dale Rawlings Myra Rice Denise Rioux Melodee Robertson Roy Rodgers Rebecca Rojas Craig Romoser Robert Ryan Paul Sampson Debbie Sandstrom 122 QQV 4-ik H ,, 5 t wg Q, 24, Mary Staszcuk Renee St. Laurent Jerry Stockton Sharon Strock John Suppes Diane Taylor Cindy Teal Russell Tepler Debbie Terdina Stephen Tesch Susan Thatcher Barbara Thomson Debora Tinnes Gary Tredup Virgil Tuck Penelope Tuinstra Susan Urban Vickie Villegas Kristie Visserman Julie Voelz 124 ii Sail M-sub Charles Zimmerman NOT PICTURED James Ayotte Donald Bahr Richard Bailey Joann Benesh Chris Best Ann Brabec David Budreski Anita Carlson Russell Carver Michael Chilicki Christopher Collins Isabel Cortez Don Deutsch Diane Fredricks Robert Fultz Patti Gaede Robert Gregory Ernest Hedlot Kenneth Hoctor Joan Horzich Terry Jacobus Ronald Klipp William Lederman Brian Lillie Peter Martin Lee Mason Mark McCoy Nicolette Mclntosh Julie Melin Mike Michels William Minor Anna Muniz Saul Muniz Joseph Murnane Joan O'DonneIl Edward Ortiz Raul Ortiz Marcos Perez Ellen Piekarski Jonathan Reardon Michael Salerno James Smagacz Donald Spusta Valerie Vajgert Timothy Witte Charles Wood Dennis Voight Deborah Walker Richard Walter Charles Warrick Paul Weckel James Weis Brian Welz Bruce Wernke Virginia West Petrea Westlund Mark Wheatley Debra Wienecke Joseph Wisniewski Robert Zak Cary Zarate Garry Zieche 125 126 ,W SEWIII IPRS '75' Treasurer, Chris Harrington, just back from Florida. Class President, Tim Hein, and friend. 011 Q49 mf CIassSecreiary,Ginnywest. Vice-President, Cindy Meries: poolside at DisneyWorld. 5 Q 3 2 il S 'Q 'Y ' nl. wr A alll. Qdigncil 3: Football Team 1,2,3,4: Tragic Baseball Team 1,2: Boy's Weightlifting 1,2,3,4g Homecoming 15 finalists for King: National Honor Society: Honor Roll 1,2,3,4: All Conference Honorable Mention 4: Randall Jacob's Citizenship Award: Active member in the West Chicago chapter ol Fellowship of Christian Athletes. THEODORE DAUM: CINDY DAVIS: Ski Club 2 1,2,3,4: Adv. Gymnastics 3: T Homecoming Court: Prom MARY MARCIA Grade BOB DIVELEY 1 2 3 4 Wrestling 1 2 3 4 Homecoming ROBIN THOMAS MARK EVA EYNIK , fnffzi. the 1974 ' Honorable Aid 1: Attendance Aid 2: Tutorat Grade School 4: Pep Club:1g Bridge 3. A CHARLES FEENEY: FRANK FERNANDES: French Club 2: Var- sity Club 4: Football Team 1,4: Baseball Team 1,2,3,4: National Honor Society: Honor Roll 1,2,3,4: High Honor Roll 2,3,4: Lyons Club: F.C.A.: Defensive Haltback on 3-A Champion in football. HOHOI' FORBES Leader 4 Varsity ub 3 4 Football 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Concert Band student Y Spanish Club 3 Class Officer 3 Executive Board 4 Hall 1 P E LeBd9r34 Varsity Club3,4, '115 Finalist: National Honor Honor Roll 1,2,3,4: FCA 2,3,Q:f End on 1974 3A State Champs All-Conference Special Mention 3,45 Wrestling 2,4: Co-Captain 4: Randall Jacob Memorial Trophy TZ: Football Team 1: Basketbittl Baseball 1,2,3,4. GAEDE: Freshman Chorus 1: Gifgs ll 1,2,4 QQAII Conference fitacob Memorial Elltniong American Qliotary Club 3 TeamW1Ngf3,g1 1, Wrestling Team: Boyltwilmvkiighltlifting 1 2 3 4:35 2: Acapella Choir 3,4: Pep Clubm Ro . LARRY HALL: IRO 4 Team 2. SCOTT HALL: P.E. 3,4: Football Team 1 2 3 4- Track T 2,3,4, .gjlonor Society SA rrrtt S tate state' Sc holar, ANN Night 4 3 ep Languag Night Treas 3 Sec Orchestra Pep Club 4 V. Pres. 4' Girl's Tennis 2,3,4, Captain: 15 Finalists: Roll 1,2,3,4. S U E H A R RI Language Night CHERYL HART: TERRY DENISE HA Aid 1' 129 ,A for 1 x. l f, . 3.41 Prim Pun-lmfxlldr Memo: j.Rirffw,1,,3Q3.45 g , lHighHonor'RoIirI5 gl . f l' A ROKQ KMOUNCE: nop Club 2: Transfer slu- deni from Gliddeniiigh School, Glidden, W! 1.' , ANNA MUNIZSA 'A A A' SAUL MUNlZ: V V JOSEPH MURNANE: 1 + l .WEL AN' U RRfH'YFl-. German A Giulia. J W L1mgudge,Nigh1 1Q2Sf All-Sdhool Play 253,43 Thespians 1, ,3,45,Dne Acts 1,3541 Spring Musieal 1,2,3,4g Aodio Visual. 1,2,3,4g Speeeh Team 1,25 f'f rBoy's Gyrgiastics 45 Honnrholl 1,2,3,4:g e A V 5 1' f Q.1,f.I.. gf2:,S33.ll1,',.1l:' MICQELE MusrA1o5o o KEHHY Mussel? Fronorgielub 1, La'?5!PF9e Nillhi 1iQAn'5'-FWQ' F3433 .13 P99 A lgll W PEGGY. AFETERQQNQYA resin ll.. Geox-Tl-eos.. 43 A Language NigiW1'g2g3,4gi,Ati- School Playr1,4: One Aete,3g Thespiane,3,4g , ,Spring Moores! 2,3,4g Freiiiman Chart!! 'Ig GirI's Gleefzciub 25 Aeegiella Choir -354: Orchestra 'l,2,3,4: Madrigefs 3,49 Speech Team 2.3.4,feo+GHPL 4: S?3SdEl1X,,Qm.lhCiS1: Horace. Proouolrow lag Nlatllonallwf Honor Society: Horgorholl' 1,2,3g4. ROBERT PETERSON: E MARY PHELPS: Spanieh Club 1,23 ill- QQUVW. Pf3Yf5.2.3S, TUHSPWTE.1i2l3v43'.5PffUBff MAusioail1l42.3: Attendance .Aid 1: Tutor at Grade School 2,33 Pefpgciub 1: Sith Basketballfffeam 2: Girl'iE.Tennis Tealojg Honor Roiiflefrfo 1 WWW Imam. 1.2. .Mammal 5.Mmlllolrllslslllfflirlillrlulllillllllmlf A Roll '1.,2Q8gWgS.5G'dbiiii1l Frm?-2. . A A sooolevmz 2g Club 23 P,E,gLeader 3,4giVarsi!y Cll.rgig3,4g ellmnaorrfo ,4i,vTB!1l1lis .... RENEE sr. LAURENT: Horlor Eoir 1,s,4. . MIGEAEL A .l l WU? 'w Nfl J A Q Q J H ' A A lllllll lllllllll A A J A llll Spring, Muoiool 1 ,2iwFreohman W Speeeh 'room 1,2:iigllarl-l moolraieelrallonoo 23 Stgdent CouneQ5332,3,4g Natxgga! Honor sooiexyg Honor aogf1,2,3,4. eLLeKl 'vlEkAns kl eA A ogg AA u , , A l . A ,gy I ANGELA SCOT1fig5fgha8Ienge Zgiigionor Roi! .ggiuwe PfETROBON:,iQQ3,4: Honoriiioli 1,2:. HQYSNUYE3 Glrxofxssllcs 2- 1 A . A. . A l A ' A A ?ff A SHERYL SCHiNGiGETH.E' A A Acrs.eA.2.a.A: J l.rllosnroslsllllllm2.a.ell1fQmrrlnorl,ll. AH5ilNMm?.fFrfbMilfArmanrlGlrllwmereoeflnl A ll Aoooollo 2,a,4g .oeoooofr. ,Be129Ee1l.2,a.4: ' 2-YEAH Mrmr1gsg3.2r P-E- I-QeAiGrll9:1lWreaxQ99. Weisiiiiiiffinv AAAA 4S..f?Q?SkHWH l-'TQQYQ Oroigggtra 39 TEQQSQKATQSM T'a?!2f?'A.SfUd9f'tiEE9m Sf' 392593 Mafiiieifs 3-4? Sf-i?Q3?h1T9am 1i!i?SE?9GYm-. if o , f fl A l Rfleiirfifi-A ll l , A lQjifi5ii1?f4U7'Y 3f3?55Kf SP5 '!E?3 i ?'Ub.?+?? a9fi'1 l I . ll I A ..l.l u Q l . ll.. G l , l ..l.. 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PSP Chills!!! Prom Colm? 35 - National Honor sooloryg Hfciiur RoII1,2,3,4g rrrrr,rr l 3.4: gfh'2'ZQg5fE?,T leg French Tutor 2. or ovelggslroAApllllroxrexowglolwla'fosrx:ef.ofohofy . P A -A . A A A RORY RANDALL! Nlshr 1.24 Pe. SQUHHHHQA Argen- 1 , - . Leader 3,43 Football A1- wrooglfgggg , 'MPG' 2'3'fH ' Team 1.22 Tennis Team rlll. lllrll l ,. 2.3.4- , JX'Z ,gl::51llls1lA...fffl?..curA , X .zrijg r, H A! KL. A DENISE RATHE: c.w.T. aslgwltlhroryealiiiilel lifiikgfn W A ' r 1 . 2,3. . . . 12 W'eS in9iifESam 1? AW GS' ll,o lllr ljiaf A JONATHAN REARDONH lllll e A f ...TER RENLUND: 'A f lllllll llll . f vase rorrr 4' Snr-3125 ,g or SENISE moux: Germen Club 1: i?QVFgQiQ8f5Z ?l:reQQ,E l . . , w . and 12 Cvncerf Band 1.2 3.4: rlrl W Honor HAH AA- J MELODEE ROBERTSON: 5' l A A A Chorus 1- Glrrs aloe Club 23- P.E. Leaieer ' A' , WAESQEB PENDZIALEK: Germ8Q1,CIub 1,23 . ' . 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