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

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1977 volume:

West Chicago Community High School West Chicago, Illinois , iils l Volume 31 Autumn to winter, winter into spring, Spring into summer, summer into fall, - So rolls the changing year, and so we changeg Motion so swift, we know not that we move. Dinah Maria. Mulock Craik, Immutable There are places I'l1 remember All my life, though some have changed. . Some have gone and some remain. J. Lennon and P. McCartney Subject Index Activities Section .......... Adaptive Education Department Administration ............ Art Department . . Athletics Section . . . A-V Department . . Baccalaureate .. Band ........ Badminton ............ Baseball ................ Basic Skills Department . . . Basketball - boys' ........ Basketball - girls' ...... Bilingual Department ......... Bridge ...................... Business Education Department Cafeteria .........,......... Candid Camera .......... Career Explorers Club . . . Challenge ............... Cheerleaders - basketball . . Cheerleaders - football . . . Cheerleaders - wrestling . . . Chess Club .......... Christmas ,....... Christmas Vespers .... Cross Country ...... Commencement .......... Curriculum Section ........ Custodians - Maintenance .... Dance Show .............. DAVEA .............. Donkey Ball Game ......... Dramatics .................. Driver Education Department . English Department .......... Exchange Student Program . . . Faculty Index ............... Foreign Language Department Foreign Student ............. Football .................... Freshman '80 . .. Golf ........... GRA ........... Graduates '77 ...... Graduation ........... Guidance Department . . Gymnastics- boys' .... ....82-113 ....6 ...29-69 .....28 ...110-111 ....20-101 ......69 ....66-68 ....54-56 ....52-53 .....1O ...71 .....11 .......28 ...102-103 .......7O ....172 ...57 ...40 ...45 ....78 ...90-91 .....91 . ...... 32 ...112-113 ....7-26 ...28 ...94 77,92,93,9B,100 ...13 ........74 .........164 ...14,72,73,89 .....86-39 ...155-163 ......34 ........70 ...114-136 ...112-113 ...48-49 Gymnastics - girls' .. . Gymnastics Show .......... Homecoming ............ . . . . Home Economics Department .. . Honor Society ............... Industrial Arts Department ...... IRO flnterrelated Occupations, Juniors '78 .................... Languages ..... Language Clubs .... . . Language Night .......... Learning Resource Center . . Magicians .............. Majorettes ............... Mathematics Department . . . Music Department ...... Musical ............ Newspaper .......... Nurse ................ Organizations Section . . . One-act Play .......... Orchestra ........ Paraprofessionals , . . People Section ....... . . . Pep Club ....................... Physical Education Department . . . Pom Pon, ...................... Prom....... Psychologist . . . . . . Retirements ........... Science Department .... Secretaries ...,..... Seniors '77 ............... Soccer .................... Social Studies Department .... Softball ................... Sophomores '79 . . . Speech Team ..... Speech Therapist . . . Student Council . . , Student Index . . . Swimming .... Tennis - boys' Tennis '- girls' . . . Thespians ..... Track - boys' . . Track - girls' .... Track, Indoor .... Turnabout Dance . . . ,vica Ciao! ...... Vocal Music . . . Volleyball . . . Wrestling . . . 101 ....46-47 ......95 ....82-88 ....15 ...107 ......16 17,79 . . . . 137-145 .14,72,73,89 ......72-73 ....89 ....18 ....93 20-23,9 1,10 1 .....9B-100 ....71 ...70-81 ......93 ...21-101 .......27 ....114-163 .....80 .....24 .......81 ....104-106 ...IOS ,107, 109-1 36 ......30-31 ......26 ....64-65 ....146-154 .......76 .......75 ....164-171 .......35 ....62-63 ....33 ......77 ....60-61 ....59-60 ......58 ......96 .......79 ....22,23,91 ....50-51 ....41-44 322 we Mrs. Deborah Musgrave in a cold January. Students cool off on a hot May day. Each Year Is Unique . . . Rocky was at the movies, and Roots on TV. Coffee prices went up, and thermostats went down. January brought a record number of days below zero, and May, a record number over ninety. As the bicentennial year ended, the democratic process was still functioningg Jimmy Carter defeated Gerald R. Ford for the Presidency. An important vote for the school occurred on Saturday, November 13, when voters in School District 94 approved a S5.8 million building bond issue to build new learning resouce center, commons, cafeteria, and student service offices on the south and field house, swimming pool, and greenhouse on the north. Also in- cluded are extensive renovations in the old section. In the spring trees on the south were moved, and house movers rolled away two houses on the north, entertaining student spectators in the process. Ground was broken in. July, ending one era in the history of the school and beginning another. g r :nm in Voters Mr. and Mrs. Louis Kovarik CI-Ienriettal. Business Manager Richard Howard at the polls. Yfffjfn LEFT: Houses and trees are moved to make room for new additions. Cathy Metcalf, Kathy X, . , M. ., .-1-ffsitqf Preisel, and Jim Cunningham. :'. '-'i ?7 'K .- .TUC 5 Q . . Yet Some Things Never Change Work 3 I C Sum iq Y. Play Alecia Schmidt and Jan Westrom Weariness Tim Norman . lx Joy Janice Freund and Kelly Bicchinella Tracy Clay and Tom Hill Ballines, mother, and grandmother ffamily of Patricia Ballinesl. Christopher Kottkamp and Greg Heier Kim Ballance and Kevin Mcconkey T1me One generation passeth away, and another generation cometh. Old Testament, Ecclesiastes 1.4. Friendship Romance 5 Administration Dr. Richard M. Kamm Principal Dr. Jerald J. Saimon Superintendent if Dr. Jack Kammes Administrative Assistant Richard Howard Business Manager Richard Waterhouse Richard DuFour Marie Gorskey Assistant Principal Dean Assistant Dean . 4 fo R A 1 f i in . Board of Education - FRONT: President Lawrence I-Iapgood. Robert Westrom, Secretary Kent BACK: Robert Willett, Duane Walter, Richard Gatehouse. MISSING: June Zimmerman. Wonder. . . The Seed Of 4 Knowledge Eric Stewart , Dept. Head Gene Peterson, Peter Alvino, Sec. Agnes Keeley with student aides S. Hill, D. Enders, M. Hennessy, K. Davis. Elizabeth Behrens, Allan Hofland. LEFT: Counselors Esther Nelson and John DeLap. e Guldance Adaptive Education . ,Q . . Terry Lemberg, Richard Staback, and if RIGHT, Aide Lorraine O'Brien. Specialists Nurse Ann Wierenga, Psychologist Thomas Cusack, Speech Therapist Heidi Adams. Pamela Katslon and Mary Rash in Basic Skills Dept. Basic Skills Acting Dept. Chairman Wayne Kosek, Linda Adams, Loren up P Getz, Sheryl Giszczak, Deborah Hladilek, Paul Junkroski, Paul Netzel Aide Alice Zoda i-'N Basic Skills ABOVE RIGHT: Student Saundra Judge and Mr. Ainsworth. RIGHT: Jeffery Ainsworth, Lee Grubbs, Clarence Kyger, Paul Unruh, Helen Zmrhal. FAR RIGHT: Stephen Kimery. Driver Education QF E Painting, Pottery, And Paper Mache Art had thirty-two sections, which included Ceramics, Arts and Crafts, Drawing and Printing, Design, Art Survey, and Independent Research for the advanced students. The Art Show, held on Saturday, April 16, 4:80 to 8:00 in the cafeteria, was a highlight of the year. Mr. Beebe aids Steve Lutman. James works at leather tooling, Janet Salvadore cutting a print. ABOVE: John Bavido at the potter's wheel. Laurie Todd makes an angel candle holder. FAR LEFT: Pam Bender learns copper enameling. LEFT: Dept, Head Willard Beebe, Lindsay McCoy, James Rumberger, Kathy Skobel. Bilingual Program Grows The Bilingual Department included classes in English, Spanish, and Math. The major goals were to help students achieve a positive feeling of self-worth and a sense of belonging. New this year was Mr. Joel Sandoval, who assisted the three teachers, especially where individual help was needed. Teresa Mansera, Jesus Escobedo, Marcelino Ballines New Nick Velasquez, Miss Rodriguez, Robert Campos Peter Alvmo Jose Lopez or Joel Sandoval, teacher aide Max Blanquet, Armando Aguilar, Maria Morales Juan Guerrero ABOVE: Peter Alvino, Theresa Lindemann, Carmen Rodriguez. 10 RIGHT: Ismael Gonzales, Armando Aguilar, Norberto Cielo, Mrs. Lindemann. Business Education Business courses included Introduction to Business Princi- plesg Typing and Shorthand at various levelsg Consumer Education, a required courseg Recordkeepingg Accountingg Business Lawg Office Machinesg and Secretarial Practices. Mr. Daniel King and Mrf Douglas Van de Mark were new teachers this year. Amy Klingberg, an expert typist. B. Riley, N. Bowen, R. Rego., B. Tann in Personal Typing class. Douglas Van de Mark ergioys Business Law. LEFT: B. Schneider, M. Hatchell and C. Wicklund in Secretarial Practices class. ABOVE: Dept. Head Roy Kiiskila, Sharon Bokker, Joseph Crickard, Bruce Elliott, Daniel King, Paul Netzel. 11. DAVEA The DuPage Area Vocational Educational Authority CDAVEAJ Center in Addison offers juniors and seniors of 13 high schools the opportunity to study in 35 occupational areas while receiving credit. We-Go had 106 students complete DAVEA courses this year under the guidance of Lawrence McNamara, Vocational Education Coordinator. Qi gssveffsffsfs. Tim Burden, Aviation Maintenance Rich Ranahan, Auto Body Mach: we Q 3 5' I' s 1 Keith Bublitz, Auto Mechanics Scott Robertson, Food Service. RIGHT 12 Auto Mechanics 1- .av - uf 15. K wx W 5 1,5 R: fu , ,f X S: 1 , 4 , 1 , ww - ' Hawk...-v V LLL1 M 1' T,,..v..' . . ' , , 3. ' V 24'Q e?? ggv., ,L ..g,,:gfg.,. M, ,- wg, A A - 1 ,. Q., ,.,.. , 3 ,, . . . . . ,,, V , 9.5 Jix ,ff .., 4 inf i , gf., X ff. .' 1.' YW?-R8 x A - rv- Debbie Walker and Shelley Straka finish coats made in Tailoring class. gy: Baking is serious work for Scott Sharp. Tony Cruz, Bill Browning, Cathy Chmielewski, Linda Jakopchek. QI-leads must be covered in Foods., 18 Students Learn Tailoring Because enough students with advanced sewing skills were interested, Tailoring was taught again this year for the first time in six years. Mrs. Kozlowski was the teacher. Also new was a unit developed by Miss Margaret Wemlinger for the Gourmet- Quantity Foods class in the use of a microwave oven. Foods classes prepared holiday cookies and candy and served at a tea for faculty and staff members on Wed., December 15, a Christmas tradition at We-Go. si, 1 Margaret Wemlinger Gerri Campbell and Rita Perri in Tailoring class. Acting Dept. Head Patti Kozlowski, Dianne DeWolfe, Lorri King, and Barbara Carol Christensen crochets a sweater. Lindsey. 15 is .MX W if: .5SSf,fwgFr LY 2 xi . N .. Mmffffx ' X wx N X. maxi i. X ,......J-an ,, ........f . 1 Q X 'sw ,AQ 2- , Nt Q . IRO - Interrelated- Occupations IRO is a program which allows a student to go to school and also hold a training position in his chosen career field. Classes meet daily in the morningg in the afternoon students receive on- the-job training and are paid for their work. CIRO students in VICA, p. 79.5 effler does carpentry work for Pete FRONT B Hardy B Perhai F Zimowske A Fairbanks, J. Smagacz, K. Pease. SECOND ROW: R. Baker, G. Construction Co West Chicago Havlicek D Schmidt C Cowart R Rensner B Olson, R. Kerstien, T. Castlevecchi, Mr. D. Van de Mark. NOT PICTURED I Boorsman R Hochsprung J Parr, B. Vlahos, M. Walker. Lawrence McNamera, Coordinator of Vocational Education. raus K Roller M Musial B Schneider M Tesch BACK S Lakics P Marschmke J Whelan, J. Scheffler, 17 MA .2 YN ,I f Q, , n- M Q ' .E R fx 5-, I li, fg- ASN Ikh vm-is All F 55 3 ,V L, f-f -my ' .4 11:4 Sixth hour calculus class. D. Zieche in computer basics. Hayes instructs freshmen T. Dolan, J. Ballard, M. Tombari, J. Rlckleman, +22 The Math Department covered everything from the real world of computers to the not-so-real world of the fourth and fifth dimensions. Students had many opportunities to compete this year, beginning on March 8 with the National Math Contest CHigh scorers pictured belowl. Then on March 17 twenty-nine We-Go Mathaletes competed in the first annual DePage Valley Math Contest. K. Hodges, P. Kerstan, R. Morgan, M. Mussman, and C. Pieratos had perfect scores. In April Math Dept. teachers F. Burzynski, R. Stevens, and L. Yunker lectured at the National Council of Teachers of Mathematics Annual Convention in Cincinnati, Ohio, on com- puter literacy for all high school students. R. Lemon lectures to an amused C. Kottkamp. National Math Contest High Scorers: J. Walker, R. Gorvett Cflrst placel, M. Bowen, S. Ingraham. ,.- we Dr. John Murphy, Ronald Salzman, Vera Sorensen, Dennis Stephens, Howard Swan. QT., 19 Dept. Head Lee Yunker, Frank Burzynski, Ronald Hansen, Band Band activities began early in the fall with 5 home Foot- ball games in a row, followed by Northwestern Band Day. February 8 Mr. Harold I-Iillyer, Director of Bands at Eastern Illinois University, visited our school all day and then guest conducted at the Winter Band Concert that night. In March We-go's band was once again a success with Tom Bowen, Gail Olsen, Kevin Tisset, a brass sextet, and a clarinet trio placing first in the State Music Contest. In April the band participated in the Fox Valley Music Festival, and in June they ended the year with a final Spring Concert where they recognized the .Fe it fi is 9651 senior class for its outstanding leadership. Tomi West, Concert Mistress Epic Stewart Ov Judy Gustafson Marching Band in Homecoming parade Tom Bowen BAND, MIDDLE FRONT: D. Durke, D. Wold. FRONT: Concert Mistress T. West, C. Bussie, K. Sargent, R. Caputo, L. Reeve, C. Hedrick, L. Black, S. Shepherd, C. Lyne, B. Chezem, G. Olsen, J. John- son, P. Price. SECOND ROW: A. Havlick, K. Frommert, D. Tanning, J. Nicaski, C. Heier, A. Sostak, A. Swenson, A. Farrell, S. Hynek, D. Letteri, T. McAdams, K. Hermo, W. Goering, A. Marek, S. Westley. A. Swenson. THIRD ROW: L. Elslager, C. Swick, S. Reed, H. Gatehouse. J. Gustafson, S. Westley, A. Visserman, T. Wierenga, M. Wold, S. Brugman, N. Bowen, R. Durkee, D. Rinn, G. Modlin, C. Salmon, G. Gaykovich, C. Sostak, M. Settje. FOURTH ROW: T. Bowen, B.'Kessler. L. Becker, S. Lins, M. Settje, K. Poppino, D. Waterhouse, C. Clark, D. Slivinski, E. Lichte, C. Pieratos, T. McAdams, B. Murphy, K. Tissott. M. Monningh, A. Hodges, G. Schmult, S. Schuett, S. Mofiit, C. Prosek. D. Robbins, R. Blacklidge, P. Little, D. Petlon, D. Schumacher, M. Bowen. BACK: R. Siddall, K. Frantz, L. Gustafson, Mr. Sargent. E. Stewart, B. Gsedl, M. Bloxam, J. Beardsley, K. Bodang. T. Hamilton. K. Peterson, B. North, NOT PICTURED: C. Turner, P. Kerner. S. Dempsey. RIGHT: Director Mr. William Sargent. 1 Orchestra New activities included a Fall Orchestra and Choir Concert and the participation of the string players in a String Orchestra Clinic at N. U. on Jan. 9. In March the Orchestra 'ttraded assembly concerts with Barrington High School. On March 5 at Rochelle We-go participated in the State Music Contest. Receiving Division I CSuperiorD ratings were Violin Solo. J. Kamm: String Quartet: Cello Solo, F. Riley. and the String Choir. In April the Orchestra participated in the Fox Valley Music Festival and in May the Spring Concert. LEFT: Director Gene Haney. B. North, K. Petersen, C. Campbell, C. I-Iorvath, K. Lyne. A f-t. ...sig . li Rick Morgan t-ii 5 WN ,....- Julie Kamm. Concert Mistress smiths FRONT: J. Kamm, CXMQ T. Ferro, M. Teal, A. Noonan, S. Cancel. S. Schramer, S. Visserman, F. Riley. SECOND ROW: R. Snowden, B. Elslager. M. Snowden. L. Mosson. P. Price. C. Lyne. J. Johnson, D. Durkee. E. Stewart, K. Holderfield. B. O'Gwin, J. Zak, J. Walters. THIRD ROW: L. Gustafson, R. Morgan, C. Johnston, C. Petersen. J. Millard, C. Salmon, J. Ball, L. Elslager. J. Gustafson, K. Sargent, C. Bussie, T. West, R. Durkee, N. Bowen, M. Wold. T. Wierenga. A. Visser- man, S. Westley. A. Sostak, A. Swenson. S. Brugmann. FOURTH ROW: L. Horvath. S. Shepherd. T. Lakics, D. Radtke, S. Otavka. J. Singleton, B. Kessler, T. Bowen. D. Robbins. D. Petlon. R. Schumacher, M. Bowen, K. Tissett, B. Murphy. BACK: Mr. Haney. B. Gsedl. K. Frantz. M. Blosam, J. Beardsley, R. Siddall, T. Hamilton. Basses: C. Campbell. C. Horvath, K. Lyne. K. Peter- son. B. North. NOT PICTURED: S. Walters, J. Large, S. Dempsey. LEFT: Robyn Snowden. 21 M Qfwunw ,,,, , rw-'awww Q 5 4 v ' .z-ffl. , 1, eseus:s,.:Nr.a1foN 5, frs: Qmfw'z-gf - ' A L 5 if U NA V A gi, JJKZV - lx s Y , , iffy if , AW - , 5 ' 'i'A' t : I X W Ky' ' it 9 f 'V l 3 IQ' iii 5 5 if N KA uf. -- ,n N Wg .K .. A ,I , K Q., v-fx I M f . .J T, 5 F2 3' V' 6+ , tk LR , V w . Q A A A ..,,1 . XV , L WW Lg ,,. A M, ,x,V B ,S -iw.. V . 15. - 1 VA ' ,gg 4 5... W ' Q gg X. g , .K W1 E Q., l '1 SQ J iw? gr It was another busy year for the choir members of WCCHS. Under the direction of Mr. Benner, six concerts were given, starting with a fall concert in October and en- ding with the Baccalaureate. Some highlights in their season were Christmas Vespers when the audience joined in singing, and the Spring Concert, where the concert choir joined with the swing choir for a final number called Twentianna. At the State Music Contest in March the following 1 soloists received first place ratings: E. Choe, B. Hallman, I I I K. Peterson, and D. Waterhouse. Hard work and deter- mination also brought first place victories to the 4 Madrigals, Swing Choir, Boys' Octet, Mixed Doubles A and Q B, Girls' Doubles A, and two Duets. MADRIGALS, FRONT: D. Zietlow, B. Hallman, R. Morgan, R. Baker. D. Robbins. SECOND ROW: D. Waterhouse, B. Klipp, T. Wierenga, L. Gould, T. Sampson. THIRD ROW: M. Iuro. T. Wierenga, M. Weyrauch. A. Woods, B. Niswander. BACK: Mr. Benner. K. Peterson. K. Liebezeit. K. Dailey. GIRLS CHOIR, FRONT: P. Bryant, C. Marcum, K. Lenertz, D. Rouse, C. Sams, A. Woods, C. Vandenberg, C. Cortez. C. Gregor. SECOND ROW: Mr. Benner, J. Riehecky, L. Wallwork, M. Lindenmeirer, R. Sanders, D. Modica, M. Perhai, W. Bicchenella, D. Smiley, C. Peterson. BACK C. Allen, R. Rega, C. Metcalf, M. Zamiar, K. Frantz, M. Feld, N. Brown, C. Feld. A. Lentini, D. Howard. NOT PICTURED: S. Bryant, J. Evans, K. Hughey, K. Sudano. FRESHMAN CHORUS, FRONT: A. Noonan, L. Cowart, C. Kottkamp, A. Becker, M. Turner, J. Oliver, D. Ayotte, R. Pineda. SECOND ROW: H. Schuster, K. Focht, L. Scroggin, D. Seanor, J. Smith, A. Ashpole, S. Todd, D. Roper, C. Marting. THIRD ROW: D. Cun- ningham, G. Saas, D. Fiene, P. Smallman, D. Cruz, N. Iuro, S. Andrews, K. Moore, L. Reitz, Mr. Benner. BACK: B. Ishii, S. Mosingo. D. Frye, K. Heinrich, D. Puscas, M. Gorskey, S. Holland, K. Taylor, B. Butts, J. Janaes. NOT PICTURED: S. Ferguson, S. Mc- 23 Cartney, S. Zietlow, K. Frantz. Physical Education nr-Xa, K. ,ve wg, Boys' Dept. Head Robert Price, Gail George, Lee Ronald Hansen, Barbi Henry, Clarence Kyger, Paul Zmrhal. Robert Owens, LaVora Singleton, David Sparkman, Don Stockton and Roger ABOVE: Coach Paul Unruh. RIGHT: Stephen Kimery, Girls' Dept. Head Lorri Jordan. FAR RIGHT: Junior Polar Bear Class. 24 Kosusnik Julia Rios Terry Armstrong and Dave Hallman Chris Rowland, Steve Hodges, Dept. Head Joseph Dichtl. LZEBI Eric Hoehn, Kevin Hodges, and Lyle Hammac in Conceptual Physics ,,,,f 'N Sisson, Linda Stephens, Wendy Soderquist in Gen. Chemistry. BELOW: Bob and Ron Fulk in the greenhouse. ,,,.....-.--n New Course- Health Careers Health-careers class, taught for the first time this year, includes classroom and community based activities. It provides in-depth information into possible health careers, the job and educational opportunities, and the educational and attitudinal requirements. Horticulture classes continued to grow and sell mums, poinsettias, and bedding plants. ll Kelly Kyger measuring acid in Kathleen Hayes, Allen Fickau, and Carol Gen. Chemistry. Miller. Phillip Martell. Beverly Gossen. Karl Coyner, Deborah Musgrave, Robert Owens. 25 Social Studies Students of Mr. Arnold's class, Shelly Straka and Lynn Wiborg, painted the input-output machine fbelowj which depicts life which pressures a person to conform to society's expectations. Mr. Getz's Cultural Development class visited the Chicago Art Institute and made an architectural tour of the loop. Mr. Zimmermann's European History class formed an informal music group and played pre-classical European music. Mr. Arnold's Psychology class conducted Trust Establishment exercises by blindfolding a student, making him dependent on another student. :rf ii, - Mary Rash Pamela Katsion Dred Scott Trial: Judge Phyllis Demski and jurors. C. Bieniek, R. Flickinger, T. Howell, L. Wiborg, D. Jeppsen, S. Arnold, J. Neltnor. Dept. Head Don Smith, Stephen Arnold, Gilbert DeMay, Loren Getz, Lewis Kribs, David Ream, Lawrence Stark, George Strecker, Terry Zimmermann. 26 V. Pietrobon swears in witness C. Prosek. Mr. Strecker and prosecution. f s x ,vu Q? -an nn. .W.W4W..w,. Q, ,mmm A x..x. :W,.M. -, S'-vw' 3? i . . sg 'i1xQf+q3 K in xg xx - -- r- Saif ,Y Q 5551? ,x., . ff . gg . . , 1' x f .-5 2- :S 1551519- YQ 'X V- 4 ,M S, x , Uri, Q A-V Dept. FRONT: Joe Koziol, Scott Braver, Lance Lederman. BACK: Paul Westly, Director John Walton, Tom Belle, Jim Toms, Don Kowalewski. NOT PICTURED: Jeff Ferguson, Larry Haag, Mark Jager, Pete Toms, Jim Zimowske. Ernie Sylvan student worker, and Jenny Mary Modaff Violet Haase Allce Tlnnes Rita Boorsma. Jenny Balong Mary Anh Hensel Joanne Leffew in M ieei 'ii in L:,, r.r, in 'ix f eel'e if e ,,,l.,.-l, r.,. -N ..,o in -G M. iw., ,,.,, A JJJ, Balong. cafeteria ABOVE Stuart Jacobsen Patrick Phillips Richard Gunderson Jesse Lopez RIGHT Head Custodian Ferguson James Kostner Edwin Schlueter Edward 28 mv. y..s 1 Q, W Q ---ng.,--.-N ,.,. .,.. ' ' Q ,w ff , 7:5551 ,.....,, ,hw '-'---.... 5 7 .qamanvmmlu 1. - 5 U X vt .,L EX w 1 ' MW f'l if 4s Eff U ix' W fx ,Rb ' Booters Are Victorious! The booters started a super season with a victory over Waterman and ended by advancing to the State Sub-Sectional Tournament. The Wildcats were led by Coach Steve Kimery, Captain Pete Nelson, Most Valuable Players James Romero and Gabriel Dominques, and Most Improved Player Ken Mueller. Individual records included most goals in a game, career, and season-Gabriel Dominques and most shutouts in season, career, and consecutive games-Bill Andrews. an N vs J. Escobedo and Peoria Central. Coach Kimery T' 1 1 1 it G. Cruz celebrating the Sub-Sectional win over Gilberto Lopez heading the ball SCOREBOARD Varsity Waterman 1-2 Win Wheaton North 4-0 Loss Romeoville 2-7 Win Somonauk 1-9 Win Hinkley Big Rock 2-1 Loss Downers South 1-1 Tie Wheaton Warrenville 4-0 LOSS Bolingbrook 0-8 Win Romeoville 1-3 Win Maine North 2-1 Loss Paw Paw 0-3 Win Wheaton Central 3-1 Loss Wheaton North 3-4 Win Forest View 5-1 Loss SUB-SECTIONAL TOURNAMENT Peoria Central 1-4 Win Serena 1-2 Win Wheaton Warrenville 4-l Loss 30 l VARSITY FRONT J Shepard G Lopez L Matson G Dominques J Escobedo M SECOND ROW S Wells G Cruz R Aguillar D Montalvo J Romero M Campos Coach Kimery P Nelson K Mueller B Andrews C Stough S Atkinson B Minter-Scorer NOT PICTURED E Dominquez . , 1 .,.,.,' 1 ,lm ..G ,fe , x . 447, .J Q-'-ny:-5.4-u' AIT. .-, TT Q , I xy- WN,,,,,..m5 sf R QE L - 52- '- ' f 4- f in f' Q- 5 .. . s L X sr-nhl. .1-s?ws.,kI- Y-I -,Q .f .. -gif: ' .4 1 3' ,, D. 4 ' -. F J , .QL I'.v 47' l :' -,1 22 Q QF ' 1 X I'-v by ' f 4 1 ,,, K I Q' .. A 1.1, - V , LE: ul? Q ig, VH Q ,, ' V Vfwgjzq U10 P S W 1 1:9- ,j,,fN,,.'4 . . . Over Hill, Over Dale The Varsity Cross Country Team finished the season with a 5-5 record and sixth in conference. The Sophomore Team finished the season with a 6 - 4 record and sixth in conference. Varsity Awards went to Tony Malia, Karl Huff, Brian Kelleghan, Robert Kosusnik, Tamara Murphy, and Most Valuable Player Mark Stark. Sophomore letters went to Captain Bob Wiborg, Dean Burgeson, and David Johnston. Co-Capt. M. Stark. Robert Kosusnik. Co-Capt. T. Malia. ONT L S h w A Farrell K Barnick T Mur h , D. Risch, Mgr. M. Turner. SECOND ROW: R. Wiborg, K. FR :.cmuggero,. ,. ,. py T. Malia, D. Burgeson, B. Kelleghan, R. Kosusnik, Coach R. Staback. NOT PICTURED: M. Stark, S. Kennedy, D. VARSITY SCOREBOARD SOPHOMORE SCOREBOARD St. Frances and Geneva - won 21-34 Teams Participating Resu 26-29 St. Frances 8: Geneva - won 15 - Naperville Central and Wheaton Central - lost 15-50 19 - 15-50 Lake Park Invitational - 9th out of 15 Naperville North - lost 15-47 Naperville Central Ga Wheaton Central - lost 22 - Dixon Invitational - 17th out of 20 24 - Wheaton Warrenville and Wheaton North 15-50 Naperville North - lost 21 - 25-30 Dixon Invitational - 17th out of 20 Crete - Monee Pow Wow - 48th out of 60 Wheaton Warrenville do Wheaton North - split 16 - Glenbard South and Glenbard North - split 15-50 21 - 25-32 Glenbard South 8a Glenbard North - lost 15 - Waubonsie Valley - won 15-48 20 - Conference - 6th out of 8 Waubonsie Valley - won 15 - District - 12th out of 15 Conference - 6th out of 8 32 Move your flat, fat feet! Add In Though the scores don't show it, the advantage was definitely with the Girls' Tennis Team. While the record was only 3 11 lt was a season of learning which coaches and team see as a threat to future opponents. FRONT: M. Swanson, C. Clark, L. Dodge, S. Matson, L. Murphy, 'H. Gatehouse, L. Stephens, T. Finnegan, L. Fernandez BACK: JV Coach L. King, L. Farcas, C. Wicklund, R. Rega, K. Clausen, D. Finnegan, R. Ayres, D. Earley, D. Hookham, J. Westrom, Varsity Coach L. Singleton. 'denotes Varsity. FAR LEFT: Varsity first singles Kim Clausen. LEFT: Linda Stephens swings through. Tee Off The golf team gained recognition for We-Go when Brad Baker qualified for sectionals by shooting an 84 at the IHSA district meet. He shot 81 at the Sectionals, missing a chance at the state meet by one shot. This year's team record for 18 holes is held by Dave Judson with a score of 75. Overall, Varsity finished with a record of 7-9, and the Sophomores with 9-7. Number two golfer Brad Baker Chuck Hookham All work and no pay makes golf a dull game! SCOREBOARD VARSITY SOPHOMORE WE-GO OPPONENT WE-GO OPPONENT 327 358 Wheaton Central 170 176 179 163 Glenbard South 196 175 169 162 Naperville North 172 163 161 162 Wheaton North 172 182 167 1 66 St. Charles 165 159 167 156 Oswego 193 205 167 170 Aurora East 193 213 176 173 Naperville Central 195 199 160 159 Lake Park 181 175 184 164 Addison Trail 183 188 175 180 Glenbard North 166 183 167 197 Plainfield 188 201 172 166 Fenton 181 174 175 196 Waubonsie Valley 201 222 170 153 Wheaton-Warrenville 193 178 173 179 Geneva 192 184 34 R. Rakow. ,...-v-- K IORES, FRONT: J. Berls, T. Kobler, J. Andrews, L. Noesge. BACK: Coach Howard . Mussman, P. Andrews, S. Sharp. NOT PICTURED: B. Dilanni, R.. Finnegan, L. Bob Judson Eileen Haag at poolside downstate. Chris and Eileen Haag. Eileen placed 9th in the State finals, swimming Jeff Gary qualified for IHS State Meet in the 100 yd. backstroke 1:07.332, 200 yd. free style, 1:49.74. Although We-Go does not yet have a swimming pool, we still had five students who participated in swimming competition. These five, who trained on their own in summer programs, were coached at the meets by Helen Zmrhal and Jerry Hinton. Two qualified for State finals: Sophomore Eileen Haag and Freshman Jeff Gary. Something New- O I Swlmmlng. .... Wiborg. 6-3 Season For Wildcats The Wildcats waved goodbye to Coach Unruh with a 6-3 season. Their biggest victory was over DVC rival Wheaton North. Coach Paul Unruh ended his coaching career at We-Go with 44 wins and 18 losses in seven years. During his years as head coach the team accumulated two Little Seven conference Championships and an Illinois State 3A Championship. Twice Coach Unruh received Coach of the Year award from the Little Seven Conference, and in 1974 he was named Illinois State 3A Coach of the Year. 53 Mike Adeszko, center. 80 Bruce Walter, defensive end. VARSITY FRONT: J. Rawlings, R. Hensel, D. Villegas, Z. Bussler, M. Bowen, R. Pineda, C. Sisson, D. Holland, D. Unruh, S. Reyes. SECOND ROW: V. Alcazar-mgr., L. Dropp-mgr., C. McCl1e1and-mgr., F. Nejedley-mgr., B. Walter, R. Blum, R. Wilson, J. Sisson, K. Novosad, T. Rennels, J. Cunningham, C. Dastych-mgr., J. Unruh-mgr., S. Robertson-mgr. THIRD ROW: Coach B. Owens, SCOREBOARD WE-GO 27 Geneva 0 25 Oswego 0 7 Wheaton Central 14 9 Glenbard South 6 34 Naperville North 9 21 Wheaton North 8 44 Naperville Central 6 7 Glenbard North 20 7 Wheaton Warrenville 21 ABOVE: Linebackers 67-Scot Anderson and 41-Miguel Cortez. 36 RIGHT: 71-Mark Wheeland takes a piggyback ride. Coach P. Unruh, Trainer J. Hinton, M. Klingberg, A. Gonzales, P. Heitzler, M. Cortez, C. Bieniek, S. Loerzel, J. Catalano, Coach R. Hanson. T. Leffew, L. Sanchez, S. Dieter, L. Becker, L. Hahn, D. Stockton, P. T. Norman, K. Bailey, M. Wheeland, D. Todd, M. Adeszko, S. Anderson , .ik , X , L 'MN ao V2.3 mi EX x ,... 'I N3 ww if 513' i Wy gw ,AEK fw, gs M f V fy 1? A X' F? Q, kv M, ,'.q,... . ---MM-M5 ik y -2 N . ,? ' , , . Q K if . . x A 'U ,L . gage! k 5?Qg?3,wxgS?wf hW ff 4 .. A 94-'Li a. . - W, 3. ,X VS, Qx . E' M.. .Q,, , . t J f .A 1 1- :+A X 1, fmfg' b . 35,2463 X5 xmiiw wax f 3-, - Aw Lw'Khx.g L if... mmki f M . L Xlfid , 45 ' - F if . ,L g? S'Kg-W Q? lg -- wwf :,, f N-: 41 wmTf'Y ,, i l ' gf' at Winning Season For Wildkits 23 Ron Voelz, half-back. 3 FRONT: D. Loerzel, I. Cancel, B. Beckwith, G. Mackey, D. Gunnell, M. Murphy, M. Romanelli, D. Kowalewski. SECOND ROW: Manager R. Alcazar, J. Jones, D. Turnquist, R.. Voelz, J. Stephens, B. Wright, J. Clay, J. Ferguson, M. West, Manager S. DeDera. THIRD ROW: Coach Ainsworth, D. Hayden, T. Brinkman, SOPHOMORE SCOREBOARD A TEAM We-Go Opp Geneva 13 19 Oswego 27 0 Wheaton Central 7 0 Glenbard South 13 6 Naperville North 7 6 Glenbard North 15 13 Wheaton-Warrenville 16 24 B TEAM Oswego 12 0 Wheaton-Warrenville 36 0 Wheaton Central 0 20 Wheaton Central 20 7 Wheaton North 18 6 Wheaton North 7 12 38 M. Wardle, K. Ayers, M. Franklin, A. Vanag-unas, J. Theis, Coach DeMay R. Weber, D. Brown, S. Lockert, C. Strayve, D. Fernandes, T. Murray, J. M. Wheeland, D. Blasen, J. Minter. Wildkits ready to play. 46 Mike Franklin. Quarterback Mike Wheeland. FRONT E Rankin D Marcum G Hansen K Serpa D Miltner I, : . , . , - , - , - , B Ferro, M. Urban, B. Ogwin. SECOND ROW: B. O'Leary, D. Risch, K. Sudano, T. Worthy, R. Ayers, J. Kraft, J. Hall, A. Novasad, J. T. Terdina. THIRD ROW: Coach J. Highland, B. Heitzaler, K. Deason, L. Czerwinski, J. Hernandez, K. Christopherson, F. Escamalia, D. Beck, J. Jaskoske, M. Dunlap, Head Coach D. Juraska. BACK: K. Lyne, S. Armbrust, S. Boorsma, S. Hodges, J. Lederer, L. Miller, D. Severe, M. Littlefield, C. Horvath, R. Cannavino, T. Hill, J. Ivaneky. Wildkit offense. FRESHMEN SCOREBOARD We-go Opp. St. Charles 14 50 Oswego 20 0 Wheaton Central 12 28 Glenbard South 6 14 Naperville North 28 14 Wheaton North 0 24 Naperville Central 22 16 Glenbard North 20 42 Wheaton Warrenville 10 8 39 ff 'wiki 5 V Sz , 1 S CQ f i , X 1 if VV,V K ,, . K 5 55 iii fig ' W, 'f .sf 5 f , . ,.- f S 45 ,. 15 J fx is 7 ' F: . ', 1 A P 1 . X I.:..:ff Ss iih b ,. AQ yi Eff X 9 3 fi if ff Q I VmVL V V fm FQ 3 ij h E 1 . zfl an j - -31 M, ,ff -. ,-4? - 'DQ xg .2 Q ,f f ., X Qt NT: T. Unruh, C. Cruz, D. Unruh. SECOND ROW: G. Noga, Z. Bussler, R. Brown, ed. BACK: Coach L. Grubbs, C. Stough, M. Cortez, T. Norman. NOT PICTURED: Villegas. Fourth In State! We-Go grapplers had an exciting season. Their overall meet score was 12-4, and their tournament record was even better. The season peaked as We-Go took first in Sectionals. We-Go also took First at Rich South 132 teamsj, First at Hinsdale 116 teamsj, Second at Homewood Flossmoor 18 teamsj, Second in Conference, and Fourth at Districts. For the first time ever We-Go sent five down state: Dan Unruh 111253 Tom Reed 11191, second in stateg Zane Bussler 112653 Miguel Cortez 116713 and Tim Norman 1Hwt.j, first in state. Awards were given to Rick Brown, Most Improvedg Tom Reed, and Tim Norman, Most Valuableg and Tim Norman, Most Pins. Mr. Owens demonstrates a move. WRESTLING VARSITY 16-30 Downers N. LOS! 34-15 Lyons Twp. Won 18-34 Naperville C. Lost 51- 3 Lake Pk. Won 36-20 Wheaton N. Won 22-28 Glenbard N. Lost 28-21 Palatine Won 29-21 Glenbrook N. Won 23-32 Oswego LGBT' 33-20 Glenbard W. Won 38-20 Naperville N. Won 29-19 W. Aurora Won 45-12 Sycamore Won 32-18 Wheaton W. Won 32-17 Glenbard S. Won 29-24 Wheaton C. Won Coach Grubbs takes a look at a successful season. 41 ,,,-ff 2' we 'WN A 1 J' 'ii . lf.. I , J' v I f' Ab WRESTLING JUNIOR VARSITY 29-21 Downers N. Won 42-15 Lyons Twp. Won 27-27 Naperville C Tie 43- 7 Wheaton N. Won 45-12 Glenbard N. Won 38-18 Palatine Won 31-28 Glenbrook N. Won 27-25 Glenbard W. Won 27-18 Naperville Won 29-29 Wheaton W. Tie 44-20 Glenbard S. Won 23-27 Wheaton C. Lost The Junior Varsity Team had a successful season with a record of 9-1-2. The Sophomores had a. fair season of 8-6. Even though they were inexperienced they worked hard. The Freshmen had a small team, but they took Fourth in the DeKalb Tournament. .3 ABOVE SOPHOMORES. FRONT: S. Wilson, B. Hansen, M. Wold, B. O'Leary, J. Stephens. SECOND ROW: J. Smothers, R. Voelz, M. Kuykendall, J. Minter. BACK: D. Fester D. Kowalewski, M. Wheeland, D. Blasen, Coach J. Ainsworth. LEFT, FRESHMEN. FRONT: D. Miltner, G. Hansen, K. Serpa. BACK: Coach P. Unruh, S. Mueller B. Todd, J. Hall. NOT PICTURED: M. Bloxam. 43 W' awfa , v ,H .P 5 21 Wyyf' , QL ff 1.1 f f 1 +g EQ X59 J N' A EMI: ,M A-1. f' f i ' K 's 71 , ' H X M -. . , I ,P bv an ' Ks Y y 4 ' N P' , I -Q Q63 Q wx L .Wi 4 V ,l Q www, ,,, ? ii, in 2 vw , , , I 41, IWW W f zQ LgL H RW M 3 !'XX X rf- l f vi' xy Q . 'xg 5.-, f vii'-Q , ag, igfg M, L,, 5 - 'X f if N T 'gf' ,f2r,,2,'7.5r ESQ X' fzagfj i z Q Q iQ V KX WSW 1 Manila: . ,I , , 'mf :lf if' if H5 11. Q I W 1. Q, i , I 5 X A 3 A i e E ...PT ? I , , 1 i X . if Kim Quirin, team captain, practices form and grace S' we Q I. ., WW niin .. nt for concentration. ,, i ' lffifm ' 1.5, 2 . 1 'W , L V . .f Q X ISYEQEER-'lf 5' J 4 A rn .Qi .A 8 , x 'H- X 'S X 1 ,v 1-age' . s I sw Q X X :,.: L W. + X Z 1 111.1 O' I was Q5 Q v H, a , X .f ,,, X 1. A V -'F 1 H ,X f 1 1 V, it , 'F' .. . 'x'.??1i51i Wfi.ffi'E5?i'fi5i7 1512? iffif? 'iE5ixQ'QfExf,. V5 3' x Q iw f 1.-,ifwfsimav iK5ww151e23f.sf,wifv.rf51 Lana, f-9' ' 1 '4'.'51ili5 N:-55 gfiwlliv 1952953-a,'?' 'ffwif-1 H ' rrf. 25 L V ' if ' Nj , 4,4 . ' V 3 ' , Q -Z' , f U P ,125 , 3 f 1 J 5 . . . iii A :mffGf:Q1:3lL5:43QE11Q:'iQiijl:-:i'.,iug: !,1n1:.- f . A ' ' 4sfi'1if?i:1f1FiEff's5f??fJ.f uTw's':a19,: z+.s1 f:'ismf Q f rvizlvz ,p!'3?:'!k:i. XE:ixQ:f:,b' figzgalggfng. giav-5:2 ypiuv-ajg, gill? Sip 2' Q , ,E'1..1gS.gfai g.g-,LUN , . ,fngasgfaq12rm1e5j . spavafm A -miqlgiai,1-Zfiizziv 4515: A QfaHifiHxw'1w4w , -P qea:ws1.: 13f:f+z:f.1fswww , V :yu Qm.fF::PEl5.' lfli :EWS 5353.3 ,L u 5.41 aim' 1' 5 ppm , , X .. ,,gg'ag m,g, ,em fs, , , ' . 'und' N-' -' M i N-ff : if x 2 X 'NA is ki . M , :QFWI , 'T 2, ..,. 5 3, k ,, 1: Q.: J , -x In '::- 'EHS , K. A .. P' 5 Wg gi 1 ' v.. , . -,, i f ' K' 5,5 RQ f? VARSITY HONORS Tammy Waterhouse All Conference Spiker Honorable Mention Server Marylou Muilenberg All Conference Server Honorable Mention Setter Shelly Straka Honorable Mention Setter Beth Beedle Honorable Mention Spiker FAR LEFT: Beth Beedle. LEFT: Shelly Straka. Which side are you on, anyway? Varsity sets it up. BACKp Coach G. George, Manager L. Liles, C. Clark, Co-Capt. D. Finnegan, R. Ayres, J. T. Finnegan, Manager D. Metzger. FRONT: L. Nelson, J. Zak, C. Hedrick, Co-Capt. K. Courtney, St. Chas. Geneva St. Fran. Willowbrk. Joliet E. Nape. N. Whea. War. Whea. Chr. Nape. C. Whea. C. Whea. N. Glen S. Joliet W. Glen. N. Plnfd. JV SCOREBOARD Q14-16, 15-2, 15-135 Q15-0, 15-55 17-15, 15-12, 15-95 Q2-15, 15-7, 15-131 15-17 9-155 C15-11, , Q15-7, 12-15, 15-85 Q13-15, 12-151 Q15-0, 15-61 Q15-18, 15-115 Q15-5, 15-55 4154, 10-15, 10-155 Q15-12, 11-15, 9-155 Q15-4, 15-105' Q13-15, 12-155 Q15-3, 15-55 Girls' Basketball Although Varsity finished the season with an overall record of 6-14 and a conference record of 4-10, their loss margin was only 4.5. They played good basketball and had some outstanding talent: Beth, Beedle made All-Conference, Colleen Courtney, Special Mentiong and Mary Macko, Honorable Mention. The J.V.'s record was betterg they finished with 9-10 overall and 6-8 in conference. Tammy Waterhouse and Mary Macko, Co-Captains. u., -. Beth Beedle Kathy Frantz Beth Beedle on defense. Mary Macko waits for pass. VARSITY SCOREBOARD WE-GO OPPONENT 29 Joliet W. 35 38 Whea. War. 39 53 When. C. 36 43 Glen. N. 46 46 Whea. N. 51 39 Nape. N. 46 35 Nape. C. 39 34 Glen. S. 41 ' 23 Whea. War. 32 60 When. C. 54 A 42 Glen. N. 46 42 Nape. C. 34 57 Whea. N. 48 59 Nape. N. 63 29 Hinsdale S. 59 51 +Aurora C. Cath. 33 75 + Aurora Rosary 32 43 Glen. S. 44 32 St. Chas. 70 42 + Bolingbrk 27 -l-Tournament play 'non-conference VARSITY BASKETBALL, FRONT: C. Cortez, C. Courtney, A. Hodges. MIDDLE: M. Moore, D 52 Courtney. BACK: Co-Capt. T. Waterhouse, K. Frantz, Co-Capt. M. Macko, B. Beedle, Coach L. Varsity warm-up. RIGHT. D. Flnnegan I Q . ' v a Kim Clausen ties up the ball. A ETBALL, FRONT: Co-Capt. A. Schmidt, S. Westley. MIDDLE: L. Liles, M. Brand, K. Clausen. J. Radavich, C. Bahlmann, D. Finnegan, Coach L. Singleton. NOT PICTURED: K. Bates, Co-Capt. 4 an 1 ' s 0 ' 1 9 s , ' a s As f x a 4' a 0 o T 0 I . . ' s ., , . x , ' Q, u . 7 ' ' ' 4 o Y C A : l A V W V ,M , 1- ' ,I me JV SCOREBOARD WE-GO OPPONENT 21 Joliet W. 32 Whea. War. 16 Whea. C. 36 Glen. N. 29 Whea. N. 35 Nap. N. 28 Nap. C. 26 Glen. S. 21 Whea. War. 29 Whea. C. 20 Glen. N. 26 Nap. C. 29 Whea. N. 32 Nap. N. 42 York' 28 Glen. S. 35 St. Chas! 'non-conference 5 1' f New 53 354 Exciting Season For Wildcats Varsity basketball team, headed by co-captains Jon Plefka and Jim Farrell, showed great improvement and gave the fans plenty to cheer about. Most Valuable Player was Greg Frommertg Most Improved, Paul Best. Paul also had the best free throw percentage, 667. Greg Frommert received All-Conference Special Mention. Don Stockton made A11-Conference first team, and received Honorable Mention All-State. 40 Don Stockton 52 Kevin Bailey X 40 15 paul Best 24 Jon Plefka 50 Gregg Frommert E i,.T?.: V,LA H .A L A. QW- .VKAW 5.,,.,,.f.,,,..,.T.,..,.,,,.,.,- ..,, ,., M-,,.-...--W XY Wadi' W V 'W v VA' vin ' 1 5 , A fi gf? ' F i ' 'f Jf. ii - .X 5 ' g 5, ,I 'I in . ' J I f 2 lim 'N Q' -4 - ' ' V A,f..1 5 Z - - , .jfilx W 1 ' 3 L'LL K - V ' -mf-ii, Q x 'f ' V .K . i Q -4 K 1 'ki - was Q ' Nfl 1 1 I J ' I Eb 1 ti? . 1115 juli' . I ' V003 , - Ar' ' . - ,Eiga 1 ' ,bv 3 , , - F . 4, V I Y W - I A , K Q. Q Y A, A , 7 i ' L V A. ' A -,w , 1 , , I W , ,, . K A , Zlfii xl .L UQ ,if ' Q, fn . I ll ' ,, ., gk, q 31 Q S 1- ' Xa 'VI if r 'U 3 Z' if 2? H ' Ai fr 1 Ee if ff A1 M f ,ifuzif nf I-xv' ' L: mm . A-,-E .V V, In sL':'w,j-w :..wv1:.n!,,infiALEn1ii'iin 2 ', Ezlfun w' I I '!mv.1f41 u.n:ll'iI I I I ,,,:l1l4, p , '4,1?:,.1m'l.xgQ7,i. I , AJ, :w.1-g1y!1,.,,l.!1L1. r Zhi 1 V 'MM ,Wvmvw VWVQNJ Y ' k:wLi,uvJ :tim-elm ms-9,1- 4'faf.p ,,,,--.vmf,:,f.:n..:,f.m. Wi The sophomore team recognized players: Most Valuable players T1m Kelleghan, and George Grauerg Most Kennedy. Freshmen A team gave the fo1low1r Capt., Steve Bindery Most Valuable Playem and Most Improved Player, Dan Smoth team Capt. Dave Kennedy was the lv Player. Ken Deason received Most Value Most Valuable Tim Blum SOPHOMORE SCOREBOARD WEGO OPP Waubonsle Valley 37 45 Grant 39 43 Woodstock 50 32 Nape. C. 32 37 Cary-Grove 59 6 1 Whea. N. 48 45 St. Chas. 5 5 72 Glen. N. '72 46 Nape. N. 39 58 Whea. Warr. 45 78 Glen. S. 83 42 Whea. C. 50 6 1 Whea.. N. 36 39 Glen N. 37 35 Geneva 52 4 1 Nape. C. 1 7 55 Nape N. 42 6 1 Whea. Warr. 34 65 Glen. S. 47 46 Whes.. C. 34 62 Steator 45 62 St. Bede 52 69 56 'Q 9 A4 lx , bfi' 1 wktpf X nf' ,, x i a sim: , vw? 9 71' Q il X yr' 3 E gf S K N... ,fb , A N53 .tif S E r ' ' 6 ' 'GV f V' g 6 I . ,,- , 6 Wwljgy if Vg gg' X73 gg +7 T ,giaisegi igvgg V., KQV V '41, X .ww we., X5 97' 'x X: L. E V! IB my Q 5 g 1 'E W5 5 4 1 N - Q Q EQ Q 'QE Q B 1 . 3 7 6 .Jigs Y 234. gf 1 , A V 1 1 Q p 'E E ! - 1 - fnvw, q X ,f K. Q Q 43 . -,,, xiwxzf., M. ,, ,ff f,jW9:!' , , I' Q .af S JNJ QQ any bf' fg ,MQW v . -.if LX . 'mu B X S SR A- -A l .. .1 , 1 .Q Kmk. - . an-A X K Ki I L K .. .. ,Hg ii i ,K WMM., BO' . ' S MEX .au S FUFHO, ,pony . V x was v NN 4,4 A AWS? 3'K2x Tvirxil K 1, Ml 5. .1-'M' ,.9 'w. ff! ff? M fn 1 f I ,M Kinq 1 if gf wanna! ..f , .- ' WAI . .V-jr ., K-I' ,J My Q1 A New Records Set This was a year for outstanding individual achievement. Varsity qualified three for the state meet: Armando Gonzales, in the 110 and 220 fHis times ranked 11th and 15th respec- tively in the statelg Ken Mueller for the second straight year in the triple jump, 43'10 g Don Stockton in the high jump, 6'3 . The team voted Ken Mueller Most Valuable Member. Don Btockton's record breaking style. Sprinter Ron Voelz. Armando Gonzales finishes 100 yard dash. Ken Mueller in f 'iPle jump- NEW VARSITY RECORDS 2 mile relay 9:05.26 - Jim Walker. Eric McMurry, Dave Johnston, Dean Burgeson 440 yd. relay 43.5 - Ron Voelz, Don Stockton, Sean Kelleghan, Armando Gonzales 100 yd. dash 9.8 - Armando Gonzales 330 yd. low hurdles 40.5 - Sean Kelleghan 220 yd. dash 22.0 - Armando Gonzales High jump 6'3 - Don Stockton Triple jump 43'lO - Ken Mueller NEW SOPHOMORE RECORDS 2 mile relay 9:05.26 - Jim Walker, Eric McMurry, David Johnston. Dean Burgeson. 440 yd. relay 45.6 - Ron Voelz, Dean Burgeson, Don Stockton, Sean Kelleghan 880 yd. run 2:02.l - Dean Burgeson 330 yd. low hurdles 40.5 v Sean Kelleghan High jump 6'3 - Don Stockton t FRONT: Robert Kosusnik, Mark Starck, Scott Atkinson, A ' Ken Mueller. BACK: Coach Ainsworth, Capt. Armando Gonzales, Jim Cunningham, Sam Reyes, Coach Staback, Coach Sparkman. In The Swing Pete Nelson was captain of the varsity team, which included three seniors and six juniors. Steve Davis and Dave Nelson placed second in doubles in the conference. They were also voted Most Valuable Players. Dave Nelson was voted Most Improved. Steve Ingraham and Creighton Pieratos. Captain Pete Nelson. VARSITY SCOREBOARD We-Go Opp. Crown 4 1 Cary Grove 0 1 Aurora E. 3 2 WaubonsieVal. 4 1 St. Chas. 3 p 2 Aurora Cen. Cath. 4 1 Lake Park 1 4 Elgin Larkin 2 3 Nape. N. 0 5 Glen. S. 1 4 Whea. N. 0 5 Geneva 4 1 Downers Gr. N. 0 5 Napa. C. 1 4 Glen. N. 1 4 Oswego: 3 2 Whea. War. 2 3 Whea. Cen. 1 4 St. Fran 2 3 Marmion 2 2 5. : Coach Kosek, David Nelson, Pete Nelson, Rich Wilson, Lyle Hammac. NOT PICTURED: Mark il 1 , VARSITY, FRONT: Steve Davis. MIDDLE: Jeff Beardsley, Steve Ingraham, Creighton Pieratos. .teho 11 ,E W 'ff .ve , W .,, D ,iii ' . gr' jf.. Steve Davis and Dave Nelson, Placed Second in Doubles Conference. Steve Ingraham FROSH.-SOPH. SCOREBOARD We-Go Opp. Crown 5 0 Cary Grove 8 2 Aurora E. 5 0 , Waubonsle Val. 5 , 0 St. Chas. 1 4 Aurora Cen. Cath. 5 0. Lake Park 3 2 Elgin Larkin 3 B Nape. N. 2 8 Glen. S. 2 3 When.. N. 2 3 Geneva 3 2 Downers Gr. N. 8 .3 . N ape. C. 3 8 Glen. N. 2 8 Oswego 4 1 Whse.. War. 4 1 Whea. Cen. 2 3 St. Fran 8 2 Marmion 3 2 S. Moffatt, K. Frantz. MIDDLE: F. Denges, T. Wierenga, W. Ver- BACK: Coach King, T. Nelson, R. Finnegan, M. Mussman, R. Briggs, M. u. 31,5 -f a ,, S 1-g A X. M ,Q xx s , ,Q lk, .SMXK x L x P fl wi ..,-W .W WWW , .N,,,...-f S 3 2 f ,' ifwg 34,2 9 W ',1,Z 'fa ?' M J 311 W, 3 Mvwfws, -..-f . Q.. .nu Q NNW --, ii K, M Q 5-If ff. 2a , E 12 u g bv? W 3 '-M mn, it xy 2a 5 W mf, Varsity Baseball M 'M Baseball had a busy and close season. Though the record was 5-22. 11 of the losses were by two runs or less. Miguel K 1 Cortez was chosen for the All-Conference team. Three other players received All-Conference Honorable Mention CSee box . A V V A y V belowl. Everyone loves Miguel, the homerun hitter. All-Conference iirst team. M. Cortez. Pitcher Ed Dieter burns one in. First baseman Mark Wheeland. VARSITY HONORS All Conf. first team: M. Cortez All Conf. honorable mention: B. Andrew. R. Morgan, M. Klingberg Most valuable Player: M. Cortez Most Improved Players: B. Andrews. E. Dieter Leading season batting averages: M. Cortez C.35U. R. Morgan f.324l. B. Andrews 4.3217 Lowest earned run average for pitchers: T. Malia f1.95l VARSITY. FRONT: Brett Clay, Tony Howell, Chuck Dastych. Mike Klingberg. MIDDLE: Tim Rick Morgan. Miguel Cortez. Mark Settje, Tony Malia. BACK: Coach Dave Ream. Mark W 66 Dieter. Bill Andrews. John Freund. Jeff Engle. Coach Bob Young. I Tony Malia. 55013 to Ditch 8 Sly 099- Rick Morgan gives it his all. Ream, R. Morgan, B. Andrews. C. Dastych on third, M. Cortez, shortstop. Mike Klingberg on the mound Rick Morgan safe at home. 3 mf -sv QQNN ,,.. , , ., K, ., K.-W, ,Q V 6 John Freund and Miguel Cortez Wildkit Baseball Sophomores, coached by Terry Zlmmerman, fimshed the season with a 6-14 record. The Freshman team, coached by Steve Pentik, ended the season with a record of 4 15 Slum.-.. f FRESHMEN, FRONT: B. LeBeau, A. Arnold, K. Sudano, T. Worthy, B. O'Gwln, M. Howell, G. Hansen. MIDDLE: L. Czerwinski, L. Noesges, K. Cook, J. Choe, S. Binder, K. Deason, Mgr. L. Poirer, BACK: Scorekeeper K. Sudano, R. Canavlno, M. Dunlap, M. Llttlelleld, D. Severe, S. Keller, J. Jaskoske, J. Andrews, Coach S. Pentik. NOT PICTURED: K. Holderfield. 68 sf Q C ' dminton. . . r The Birds? e Badminton Team had a rough season this year, closing overall record of 3-8. With only two returning players, I . . erry Hinton and LaVora Singleton worked hard to teach i the not so easy shots of a not so easy game. Valter awaits the outcome. Debbie Smiley. 5.. ering. Cheri Whitaker. 'oster, 69 Action . . . the fruit of knowledge. Career Explorers The Purpose of Career Explorers is to provide a variety of opportunities to learn first- hand about the world of work. Club members attended the 'Purdue University Eastern Regional Expo. and a Health Expo in Geneva. Other field trips included visits to the West Chicago Press, Geneva Community Hospital, DuPage County Courthouse, and DAVEA. Club officers pictured at RIGHT, FRONT: M. Beckman, M. Davenport. BACK: Advisor E. Nelson, J. Jones, A. Lentini. OFFICERS: K. Courtney, D. Finnegan, Advisor Zmrhal, C. Courtney C Wicklund T And D Finnegan BELOW M Macko The Girls' Recreation Association offered different types of recreation to We-Go students. Along with the well known playnites featuring open gym with volleyball, basketball, badminton, and skate boarding, G.R.A. sponsored a car wash and the Donkey Basketball Game. Money from these activities went toward scholarships for girls active in G.R.A. Members also handled tickets at home athletic events. G.R.A. Bridge, Project Of Journalism Classes Articles, features, editorials, and news briefs written by the Journalism classes under the supervision of Miss Mary Patterson make the Bridge fulfill its motto of being the voice of students VR .il W r.,-f-- ' ,, .fe 1 today for a better school tomorrow. Patterson, T. Phillips, B. Clay, M. Macko. T. Norman, K. Klingberg, B. Andrews. .fy J A SEATED: P. Nelson. BACK: R. Blacklidge, M. Patterson, C. Hookham, S. Dieter, D. Harrison, R. Wilson, Kennan Novasad C. Berls, R. Christopher, C. Trentlage, T. Trowbridge. ,.-0' ABOVE LEFT-SEATED: K. Novasad, K. Klingberg, C. Clay. BACK: S. Tinnes, A. Gonzales, K. Quirin, T. Howell, R. Secondi, B. Frommert. ABOVE: R. Schumacher, J. Beardsley. LEFT: B. Foster, L. Reeve, J. Gordon, M. Shurtleff, C. Pieratos. Students Learn Countries' Cultures In October the Language Clubs par- ticipated in Homecoming, with French Club winning the fence-deck category, and Lan- guage Night, at which each club presented a skit and sold ethnic food. At Christmas, club members organized a party and sang traditional European carols. Spanish club furnished the pifiata. French Club members continued their correspondence with students in France and sponsored a trip to see a French filmg German Club held its annual German Table and attended an Oktoberfestg on March 22 Latin Club members held their annual Latin Banquetg and Spanish Club members participated in a Spanish-Mexican cooking workshop. SPANISH CLUB, FRONT: S. Rodriquez, S. Brugman, P. Duckworth. SECOND ROW: Advisor D. Hoops M. Gordon, Pres. L. Horvath, Vice-Pres. P. Ballines. BACK: A. Decent, J. Barthold, V. Alfardo, M. J. Staszack, J. Bergen. NOT PICTURED: M. Turner, D. Zeitlow, R. Blacklidge, K. Frommert. GERMAN CLUB, FRONT: C. Bahlmgnn, J, Rall, T, Cgehg-gn, R, Strohm, R. Blacklidge, D. Durkee, P. Bryant, W. Goering, L I Stroebel, J. Gustafson. SECOND ROW: Vice Pres. R. Sanders, Sec. C. Feld. C' Heier, A- HCKIEBB- NOT PICTURED2 B' Gsedl- 72 M. Feld, Pres. L. Gustafson, Tres. J. Walters. BACK: Advisor T. FRENCH CLUB, FRONT: L. Scheider, B. Devereux, D. Collins A. Sostak. SECOND ROW : Trees. M. Lynch, Pres. C. Plomb, Vice-Pres G. Schmult, Sec. M. Shurtleff. BACK: A. Noonan, R. Snowden, R. Horn, C. Buck, B. Chezem, V. Kim, C. Cortis, Advisor M . Appel. 5 lin. SECOND ROW: M. Zamiar, C. Peterson, C. Campbell, Ice, J. Fenton, T. Zamiar. N. Wissing, S. Kelleghan. BACK: C. Gregor, B. Ice, S. Hodges, G. CLUB, FRONT: S. Engel, B. Todd, B. Shattuck, C. Chmielewski, Heier, B. Johnson, T. Jaskula., C. Allen, J. Ruzicke.. NOT PICTURED: R. 73 7,,..x.j1' gl 4, .ff- ,IM , pt , , 'L' W Q I 55:5 - ...ff 'ff ,M ...J ,,,,.--0 .- pv V ,giwf 3 4' 'ggi 1, ' I+ .Lt I 'T ii81m.,,. M, A-Q' ' Q -,,,,.,,, , 9 I Q ' N 1. . Q 'FX N VX x , MIX, m K my ,.l - . . I, .ll xv Vs NA' 5 K X,. fm? ay! JA 'A 5 rw 4 ahh rf, 'E' !,?:4l .--- -l .4-Hn 5 f fe? ' 'gif 'vs Vw.-4 .-HM-mf' 7615 'aqra - , V M - -f fxx f '+r.L 154432 wh. 1... nf.-.., Wig . 1113 ' fn Q I o Student Council Student Council began the 1976-77 year by planning Homecoming, which included some new events and many of the old favorites. The Council sponsored the movie Young Frankenstein, the Christmas Dance, and the development of the Art Fund, which was used to purchase student artwork for the school. Student Council also joined the DuPage Valley Student Government, a conference-wide council aimed at better inter- school relations. The 1976-77 Executive Board consisted of Timothy Sampson, President: Cindy Plomb, Vice-President: Sandy Westley, Secretary, Ginny Schmult, Treasurer, Kem Dailey, Publicity Chairman, Linda Nichols, ESP Chairman: and Dick Waterhouse, Activities Chairman. Mr. Waterhouse was the advisor. nl9 va .-.,,.,,,,,W,,,,...,.........--- ABOVE LEFT, FRONT: R. Blacklidge, J. Nichols, M. Turner, C. Whitaker, K. Peterson. MIDDLE: B. Gsedl, C. Plomb, T. Sampson, L. Nichols, K. Dailey, G. Schmult, Mr. Waterhouse. BACK: B. Johnson, S. Schramer, T. Altman, J. Gordon, C. Gutierrez, G. Olsen, S. Secondi, B. Niswander, L. Black, D. Waterhouse, K. Sudano, L. Gould, T. Wierenga. ABOVE: Pres. Tim Sampson states his objectives. LEFT: Mr. Burzynski's Second Hour Math IV class, which enthusiastically participated in AFS week by purchasing 666 AFS buttons, half of which were generously bought by Mr. Burzynski. 75 Speech Speech The Speech Team competed in many events. In extempore speaking Bob Johnson prepared a speech on a current-events topic in the forty-five minutes before he presented it. At the District Meet, Bob competed in the final round. Lisa Gould presented original material in her oratory on prison guinea pigs. From a newscript, Lisa Black composed a five-minute radio broad- cast, placing third at DeKalb. Marty Mussman presented one of John F. Kennedy's speeches in Oratical Declamation. Thom Wierenga and Margie Iuro presented Plaza Suite in Humorous Interpretation: Jean Zak read stories in Prose: and Cathy Stange recited selections in poetry in Verse Reading. The Reader's Theatre performed scenes from a children's story, The Phantom Tollboothf' by Norman Juster. ,XA Bob Johnson advanced to district final round SPEECH TEAM, FRONT: Thom Wierenga, Margie Iuro. BACK: Walter Verdooren. Lisa Black, Jean Zak, Dan Robbins, Advisor Nancy Crawford, Cathy Stange, Lisa Gould, Ray Blacklidge, Richard Ice, Bob Johnson. NOT PICTURED: Marty Mussman. Lisa Black Pldfbed third at DeKalb Meet 1 NW.. 4 lg l ,J -.1 ABOVE, Miss Crawford and friend? RIGHT, Readers Theater, FRONT: Coral Schieve. BACK: Donna Modica, Cathy Stange, Dan Robbins, Nancy Brown, Margie Iuro, Thom Wierenga, Ray Blacklidge, Mike McMurray, Advisor Nancy Craw- ford. NOT PICTURED: Mark Shaughnessy. fi 15 1 ' 1 1 . fy 1 4' Ls! If If 3 - -.W ' A -, ,fi A if .A ji ,,, X ' 'Q' Q N an , 2 ,ff A -- .a',.qt 1' 4 Q -5 3 fi x - 1 . '. fl 3' W. AJ Ye. ' , ' A X 5 J J ' 'Q X 'S+' L . 7. gsQ ' Q 45 5 5 -A '-1 F1SsQgM l- , V' 'fire f , . XM ,A -,Z I ..g,if5'5:QfEfQ 1 N, .x, , ,ki 95s -nf - ',i.1:.W, 5,3 J-ex X - x .Jin xiiwwggg 'lwu-A Swv-Q 55.9 ff . ,Ay 5 T32 - fs W X ,,, 'X :ug ' f .ik '44 's. f AA,,, v King's Gambit F. Scott Walters FRONT: Chris Cilek, Creighton Pieratos. MIDDLE: Mike Teal, Jen- nifer Walters, Ray Blacklidge CKNEELINGD, Kerry Frantz CON TABLE EDGED, Jeff Kinderman. BACK: Rick Govett, J. Scott Walters, Gerald Schulze, Mike Olin, Advisor D. Hladilek. NOT PIC- TURED: John Goodell, Terry Alt- man, Tim Sampson, Dave Stolp. 78 4 ' Q-1. ,M Q-Q - Q , ' Q + Q il.. . 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'ri ia i.js5L':v , , , ' Vg , Q, MQ: 'I ' ' lf' p 'g f ' gl' '. '. W ',,:,, ,,Mz. .- . My 2 , pw fi X x ,- A 1 v ,M . x f ,, ,. Am r . .1 WN, 1 f -r Q an V ny, 4 X f Y nf . f K ' f fig W , . mf ghd ini W 11'-V . .. Today's good times are tomorrow's happy memories. O Wednesday styles varied from the bobby socks and tails of the fifties to formals worn by the queen and The theme of Homecoming '76, selected by the court at coronation, to shorts and sweatshirts on student body, was Fabulous Fifties. Activities of the tI'iCyC1e racers. Thursday was Apples and Worms D week-long event began on Saturday, Oct. 2, with the and that night, a fated 'tHusky met his death at decoration of store windows and, like most Homecoming bonfire. On Friday school was dismissed early for the activities, centered on class competition and school spirit. assembly, tug of war QWhere was the faculty team?j, fSee box, p, 85, for all winnersj the parade. That night both Cats and Kits carried On Monday 15 king and 16 queen finialists were SDiI'it Of the Week out OH the field to beat introduced. Tuesday brought the final voting, 'LI Hate NOI'th. The Week ended Saturday, Oct. 9, with Boys Day, and the hall decorating Contest, On semiformal dance. Another Homecoming was history ' - iff- -'nw vs ' fy!! s -'-ltgrf . f 1 o' v F S I ' 9 Q'-'4fv,A:,s.',N -.dtfo-tfefli . 15. 'i',','4'o'o'o'o'o'o'o'o 1':'2':'x':'o'of 'o'o'o'o'o'o'o'o'o'o'v' , O' ' 'o'o'o'o'o'o ' v'o'o'o'o'o'o'o'o'v'o' F' s:?:?:f:frfrfrff'l X 1 v v v v 'ff' y'0.Q.O.6'6. O Q 5 Q y Q Q O 4.0 ' 'fsvblb O. A 524.0 .3 ' ' . vi-. x '. l l T - !s',. 1' 1 L. YY., s.. If Ml K I X 5 . KAW!-1 1-. Homecoming '77 Queen Shirley BGSSGI' Friends D. Schwarz, P. Zarate, S. Atkinson, M. Marshall, K. 0 fl? I . . 24 X is ' N w w i x:11i'xi,! ,xl I' I w 1' u.y. Jr, . 9 ' if. 1 . A 'TW 'ff' . A.. 14,3 ' TJ Y vi ww ,W ,Im M , :S -f . N: , 4 ,v .52 'gh 5 -ov 'f Q ' syf'--fra. ,Ui 9 1' 8 if Q 2 nazi 1 ,nw ma- LAM .Um ,V M ,W 1 p, ' f., wr. 1 ' Viv? 'V ' ww, w f L Fam ' 1H14:QAg:i',5'Q,V W' Af Ti Lfffrif 1 in f Ei'523?: V' gags-hw-Me' ., . gk ' a2'a.:KwJ'--1 - ,Q 'ill K , ,M MW :in Z7 P P. mi: Iwi V315 Pig' 'wus I. A r ' s 1, N, m 'H J 5 '3- fm I' mmm HOMECOMING FINALISTS, FRONT: Kim Balance, Gail Berley, Dawn Carlson, Margie Iuro, Kim Kynast, Marylou Besser, Pam Bender. BACK. Kevin McConkey, Bob Fuller, Paul Best, Ralph Siddall, Scot Anderson, Vlctor Alcazar, Ed Miller, Bruc Walter, Brian Kelleghan, Armando Gonzales, Marty Hamilton, Tim Norman, Rick Morgan, Larry Becker, Zane Bussler. N01 PICTURED: Ron Savino. if, HQIFQ The Pharaohs ready to rumble: Jon Plefka, Charles O'Leary, Jim This was the 50's? BACK: G. Frommert, J. Beeken, D. Earley, M. Mitz, T. Campbell, M. Farrell, Mark Wheeland, Zane Bussler, Kevin McConkey. C. Whitaker, Mr. Wicks. FRONT: K. Bublitz, R. Brown, J. Farrell, S. Lisewski, M. Simosky. FAR RIGHT: Juniors. RIGHT: Freshmen. f J Anita Swenson, Cheri Whitaker, Debbie Walker, Gail West, Kim Quirin, Patty McGregory, Kelly Kyger, Debbie Deutsch, ., .... ..,. , . . 4 99 7 W' ' X was A 1 a -fm- FR : Me ..A W '-fam 'E -,-. . fl W H f ' I, Lbf' 1' , s-, K Hgerfnmz-.-,,, H ' 'pq I U , 3' .. 1 fs 4. - , Z wg ' W 'f M WL ff W We, H 1 , ' U' ' + J .i2ghQb? qv ,' ' A .ff 'Nl . 5 . ,nm A 'V V Q- 'xiii 1' if A 9 f H, my A ,. 'Ag Jw- 4' . g5'li2 A X' + EAA .h ,. A .if i i5if fF5j Q:'.l'f,xk 7 ' F' MJ? wi Q ,,.i'3i'w .fr Wig, M 4 'lil- wp.-,mfg-..- 0. Z-,hz .,K..,, x 3 1 - W Pan-America: Language Night Language Night, an annual event of foreign food and entertainment, was held by the foreign language clubs on October 14, 1976. The evening included the French Club's skit depicting Martinique, a beer festival presented by German club, a Latin Club skit portraying the use of everyday words derived from mythology, and a parade of the Pan-American nations presented by Spanish Club. Refreshments, representative of each club's language, were served in the cafeteria following the skits. P. Duckworth, D. Zeitlow, R. Blacklidge, C. Frommert serve Spanish food. Margaret Shurtleff teaches her French class about Martinique. Baird Shattuck feasts on Latin Club's cheese. FAR LEFT: Mary Feld and Lisa Gustafson backstage before German Club's skit. LEFT: Sue Rodriguez hiding under her sombrero. ABOVE: Kathy Feld, Scho1ll 9 .R JJ, . , ' Jiv- ,,g Www, W M3 X if iw Q if gi 4. f ' V F 1- Q fx f -v 4 as .11 1 qw. J 1- Qi. :E H Wa Q -4' -. 'ff :3 .imgi?, , ng 'gk aww- 3 yi ,wiguggge .syasmgxggqgmmi Qi' '4- QQWQQW 5-H-f ' iff? ' ffw J W 2 Q :M ww 'Il ' 'N gif -fgf? 1? FAQ' V X wwf I .. ,MA 4 g .fm wwf , 4 ,Q 1 115: - Q, J' i ' 44 's J ' M595 f fn .1 ww Wa A W 5 4' 1?3 ' M w f X i , A k 'a -. -X . ii' ,, I ffl 'm 25.37 mf' W I fs- 'A X L W , , . A- ya ,gs X i 1 , 1 A r-. W A-.qw ,A N V wry! ,N 3' mem n Q V . ' M:.fM' - QF? 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A I w ' Q12,' . x 3 FQ s r ,ff ' 2. ,.ww fW 7 Jgw, ,Q .O 3 r 20 Hee-Haw The donkey basketball game, sponsored by GRA, was held Thursday, April 7. In the first game Winfield firemen defeated the West Chicago firemen. The Seniors then defeated the faculty in an overtime, 10-8, but the Winfield firemen won the play-off. Senior John Plefka. and Mr. Elliott. M. Rowland has communication problem. Greg Frommert and Scot Anderson are charged up for a victory. B. Andrews, B. Hansen watch R. Dufour score fl ABOVE LEFT: Scot takes time out for a pep-talk with his donkey. ABOVE: Seniors are victorious. FAR LEFT: Move, you stubborn beast, move! LEFT: Mary Macko. N--5 V ,, ,VVV ,yky V ,A,, 4 , f 4 fi 4 1 Q I Af A 4 392 Q ,ywfx f v Liebezeit, T. ' W sf 3 f Z2 X Q r x .1 A z ' E 9 Q 5 REO .- Qp, 5 k 2 45, W wx- QQ., ,fff 9S ,- , W, 'if 1 F f 'LQL - V .f -2- '-. N . M fwfr' . ' f ' si ' s .1 9 SQ f M X 9 Q H Q Q xi x Ek S , X ky 1 M.. K f . Q. S X X O O fiower girl! 'S 4 Vx? X' , ' 5 -4 i J ,, ,M K ,K , ,, ff? iv 22 l-E Eff? 'Z .f , I , ff vm. Q. Q.. 'signs .x ., . , 'v-N' .. S ig- 1- ,y 'SL , . gg' w . f Q . it i SLK 1! 5 ' fA, i f-, Ywkf I X: K K' K ,f'b ,qw- QW? K in ff Q V55 L x , r -1 ll .f A T' 4 Av f i 4 'N X RSE f R? ar Sf vt X x Q, 'N I Q, QA r 'f Q .1-... WW wg? 'X' Tw e Andrew Woods and Max Monningh x r b 2 Katy Peterson and Bob North Seniors Sound The Final ote Bowen, Winner of John Phillip Sousa Band Award and U.S. Corps Youth Foundation Music Award. Julie Kamm, National School Orchestra Award. Frank Riley on cello. T issot, U,S. Marine Corps Youth Foundation Music Flutist Carolyn Turner. an Most Outstanding Senior Choir Member Margie Iuro. 101 Candid Camera Mr. Waterhouse at Language Night. Mr. Haney I - 1 -- Margaret Shurtleff R. Krueger and B. Kennedy before Musical. Eric Medley Anne Farrell ' A Q 'Q-43 ,. Stacy Shramer and Amy Noonan work on make-up. Sec Designer K. Simbel, Dottie Coyne and German Cruz at Prom Soccer player Rojelio Aguilar. l 102 Jayne Minter Jan Westrom, window artist. I. - 5 N 1 van- - 7'Nw.. .b-.R H ' I 4-f ww' n X K SAK XXX :AS-V9 55 'J W gel 1. .. . f. . 1, ,, iayfx' ' .,, if rffi .affi- Best Clf My Love The Junior Prom was held on Friday, May 20, at Country Lakes Country Club in Naperville. Something new this year was a buffet dinner served at 7:30. Dancing for 135 couples followed with music by Easy Money. 'I'he evening ended at midnight on a note of romance as the band played the last lines of the theme song Best of My Love. 'N Chuck Dastych and Deanne Burgess, Jim Cunningham and Beth Hallman ,fe -.4 f - . 5, , 3, X PROM COURT, FRONT: Renee Caputo and escort Ken Pedersen, Queen Heidi Miller and escort Bob Hayes, Ann Schibur and escort Scott Edminson, BACK: Cathy Tinnes and escort Ruben Pineda, Kathy Carlson and Queen Heidi Miller and escort Bob Ha as escort Zane Bussler. y ' Crowning of Queen 104 Miguel Cortez and Bridgett Truitt Marty Mussman and Rita Perri Q, Doormen: M. Wheeland, M. Franklin, ABOVE: Beth Chezem. LEFT: Jim Spoden, Shirley Besser, Keith Bryant, Dorine Barajas, Mark Cole, Kim Johnson, Laura Houle, Al Tobiason, Carla Mennekee, Kevin Sanders. 105 Victor Alcazar and Laurie Dropp ABOVE: Kathy Carlson and Zane Bussler. RIGHT FRONT: Eric Arnold and Dale Nellis. Rick Brown and Donna Walter. Bob Judson and Janice Freund, Kurt Liebezeit and Beth Wampole. BACK: Pete Lo Destro and Cheri Whitaker, Randy Hansen and Cindy Plomb, Randy Rathe and Dawn Gustafson. 106 1 i X X NU' A 3335, X mi 3 . 4 ,::. . k Y X ..,, I WNW K S f S 556' f ,1X.. X.x, 1 I . kk g ., . . ,, A 5, 2 k k :diigif-'1l:df?'E' f ' .JNYGSS ...Y Sl X. x QSW xv 'N QE 1' 1 Nfl I '. 1 if ' v- 1 an if xv Q'1..l' Q 55 nay.: W 35 vw .t ,. ug- I f sn 4 ,Q .vi is xv N Y X i Q . , Sw. .aff ng 5 f '---.., A-2... ,.,.,,...--QM-f ,.pov . - fd ...- I7 1 , - ,,,.-V--N rw iv - Jeni Dier . ' 'IQWQQ . S, A.-. ,,,. g.? , QW., MMM, ' xx ' n' -,Kp V AY sw 7 t x E :EY If PQ ff- HI. ', ff Yeqxcll, K lx ' 'W mb HN I W NH ms xl uYmuc rl WLPRIUN I F? I f XJ. , iv if WN, .W Sanchez and Margaret Shurtleff, Danforth Foundation Awards. :il Baker, Daughter of the American School Service Award. Cindy Wicklund, Most Outstanding Senior Girl Athlete Special Scholarships Thomas Andrews - DuPage County Police Association Laura Farcas - Winfield Junior Woman's Club Debbie Finnegan - Montgomery Ward Foundation Lisa Gould - Chicago Motor Club, Olivia Smart Scholarship CWoman's Aux. Community Hospitalj, West Chicago Aux. Delnor Hospital. Lisa Gustafson - United Church of Christ CLakeland Collegel Richard Morgan - General Mills National Merit Award Shirley Shepherd - Crimi Scholarship CAurora Collegel Melinda Simon - Steuben Award CExcellence in Germanl Gail West - West Chicago Aux. Delnor Hospital Mark Wheeland and Scot Anderson, U.S. Marine Corps Devil Dog Awards Scot also received the Randy Jacob Memorial Trophy. Cortez and Tim Norman, Athletes of the Year. Tim also was named to All-American Football Team. Laurie Todd - Art Dept. Award J-Ella Cicero - DAVEA Award Nancy Brown - Best Actress Jennifer Havlin - Best Actress Photographer Kathleen Peterson - Best Director Lisa Black - Most Valuable Speech Team Member Cheri Whitaker, Tammy Murphy. Cheri Whitaker. Kurt Liebezeit - Best Actor: Challenge Award, Irene Boorsma and Becky Schneider, IRO Students of the Year. LEFT: Margie Iuro - Best Thespian, Best Actress, Best Supporting Actress, Most Valuable Senior Choir Member. Special Honors Cnot picturedl Cindy Plumb - Challenge Award, Editor '77 Eniko Eles - Perfect Attendance, two years Fred Tredup - Perfect Attendance, one year Tom Bowen - John Philip Sousa Band Award, U.S Marine Corps Youth Foundation Award Kevin Tissot - U.S. Marine Corps Youth Foundation Award GRA Scholarships: Irene Bocrsma, Laura Farcas, Debbie Finnegan, Shelley Straka, Tammy Waterhouse Yearbook Awards: Cone yearl Cynthia Cortis, Timothy Dold, Jennifer Havlin, Dale Nellis, Donna Walter, 1 K' 1? X. 1 uw. vi ' we L A3 i wi ff X 3 35 is-'E Mi -',1- vin 4 :Ig 5 ZELX if 3 -4? 9, X Sw .5 1, ' '92 HW a f J , s I 3, L -, ol' . ,.,, ,W - ,E E,qf 'liit A Qu VVATV Hasaw' gxi' Q WL 4 is ,Z f ,, 'VS' , 'V H' WL 1 -, 4 . ? .f -I .. 1 H Q 4 Qviiiifif JNH3 H' '?LY i' 4 425 if fftiff- fl, ffl. E' A W ,eh skin iq., X UQ mdwvm uw 4 ,,,. -wif M ' ' ' ictor Alcazar - and Tim Armstrong Lg 55' J .tm ,- , 511 -1 v wk S m. . , . GQ J A W x ....,. .. , R' W X Q , 1 .V ,CW .. I , s - i -W 1 qiggizali ' i f' wif' 1 N s .iiflsiia fig 4:1 -X -5 ..,..:1.L:. , K i f .. q K W i Armando Gonzales Fran S 4 3- W.. -,.NM,w N . .P , mx f -A 'if ,M 4 .. , Y ' 1-v ? f Y J W KV, My E .Q w w if Xs Eg! 93 ' 5 A 1:5153 nf- ' fl,.L....1Lx 2 , ...,.1.,, s i ll ' QSYSQ En x Q' 1 fs The secret of education lies in respecting the pupil Emerson Graduates '77 In an effort to raise money for the class gift and Superlatives, the Senior Class sponsored several car washes and disco dances, as well as the Homecoming Dance. The seniors left their mark by signing the Senior Hall wall on their last day at We-Go. 1 Senior Class officers: Secretary Irene Boorsma, Adv dent Cheri Whitaker, Treasurer Gail West. isor Strohm Senior Homecoming float. Color guard: D. Walter, J. Havlin, I. Boorsma, J. Kamm. RIGHT: An ornamental wrought-iron bench. installed g K around a big maple tree in front of the school on gradua- tion day, was a gift of the class of 1977. Dale Nellis, K. Liebezeit, Cheri Whitaker Leonard Sanchez, I. Boorsma.. Anita Swenson, 'YN A S NDR Bob Olson, Victor Alcazar, Leshia Rush. 1. ASS Q fl' L. ADELAIDA ALFARO: Pep Club 25 Bridge 45 Honor Roll 854. DAVID ALLEN LORI AMBROSE Xvlxk 1 XX WILLIAM ANDREWS: Bridge 45 Soccer 45 Baseball 1,2,3,4. THOMAS ARMSTRONG: Audlo Visual Aide 1,25 Track 15 Cross Country 15 Honor Roll 1. TIMOTHY ARMSTRONG: Cadet Band 1,25 Concert Band 35 Marching Band 1,2,35 Honor Roll 3. BETTY ADAMO: Badminton 35 Honor Roll 1,2,3,4. MICHAEL ADESZKO: Football 2,3545 Baseball 1. VICTOR ALCAZAR: Varlsty Club 2,3,45 All-School Play 1,2,3,45 One-Acts 1,25 Musical 1,2,3,45 Cadet Band 25 Concert Band 35 Athletic Director Aide 3,45 Football Mgr. 1,2,3,45 Track Mgr. 25 Basketball Mgr. 1,2,3,45 Homecoming Finalist. DUANE ANDERSON: Honor Roll 1. SCOT ANDERSON THOMAS ANDREWS SCOTT ATKINSON: Bridge 35 Challenge 25 Indoor Track 3,45 Football 15 Track 2,3,45 Soccer 2,3545 Gymnastics 25 Basketball 15 Tennis 15 Honor Roll 2,5,4. CHARLES BAEHR: German Club 2,35 Language Night 25 Science Club 1,25 Tennis 1,2,3,45 Honor Roll 1,3,45 Environmental Certificate of Excellence. KEVIN BAILEY 115 DAVID BRAD BAKER: Chess Club 25 Golf 2,3,45 Baseball 25 Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 Mention in IIT Drawing Contest. RITA BAKER: Pep Club 45 IRO-VICA 45 Girls' Glee Club 25 Concert Choir 3,45 Madrigals 3,45 National Honor Society5 Honor Roll 1,2,3,4. KIM BALLANCE: French Clulb 1,25 Pep Club 3,45 Prom Court5 Homecoming Finalist5 Honor Roll 1,2,3,4. LARRY BECKER: Concert Band 1,2,3,45 Marching Band 1,2,3,45 P.E. Leader 45 Football 1,2,3,45 Baseball 1,25 Basketball 25 Homceoming Court5 Honor Roll 4. JANE BEEKEN:Pep Club 3,45 Attendance Aide 15Basketball 15 Track 2,35 National Honor Society5 Honor Roll 1,2,3,4. PAMELA BENDER: Science- Club 35 Pep Club 1,25 Homecoming Court. PAMELA BEST: Basketball 35 Softball 35 Gymnastics Show 3,45 Football Cheerleader 25 Basketball Cheerleader 25 Honor Roll 4. PAUL BEST: Varsity Club 45 P.E. Leader 45 Football 1,2,3,45 Baseball 1,25 Basketball 1,2,3,45 National Honor Society5 Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 Homecoming Kingg All Conference Foot- ball. LISA BLACK: Latin Club 1,2,3,4, Vice Pres. 35 Language Night 1,2,35 Student Council 1,2,3,45 Executive Board 1,25 Pep Club 2,35 Varsity Club 3,45 All-School Play 45 One-Acts 2,45 Musical 3,45 Cadet Band 15 Concert Band 2,3,45 Marching Band 15 Speech Team 1,2,3,4, Capt. 3,45 Swing Choir 45 Bridge 1,2,3,4, Editor 45 Badminton 1,25 Majorette 2,3,4, Capt. 45 National Honor Society5 Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 Who's Who in American High School Students 45 Illinois State Scholar. 116 DORINE BARAJAS: Honor Roll 4. AMY BARANOWSKI: Pep Club 3,45 F.H.A. 25 Honor Roll 1,2,3,4. KAREN BARTHOLD: German Club 25 Honor Roll 3. CHRISTOPHER BENSON GAIL BERLEY: Ski Club 15 Pep Club 25 Freshmen Chorus 35 Dance Show 45 Pom Pon Girls 25 Talent Show 1,25 Homecom- ing Finalist. SHIRLEY BESSER: Homecoming Queen. RICHARD BLACKLIDGE NATALIE BODNAR: Spanish Club B5 Honor Roll 1. BARBARA BOLIN: IRO-VICA 3,45 Honor Roll 3,4. LARRY BOYER KEVIN BRAUER: All-School Play 25 One-Acts 1,2,3 Talent Show 3. AMY BRAUN REBECCA BROWN: Pep Club 15 Bowling 1,2g Honor Roll 1,2. RICHARD BROWN: Musical 35 Wrestling 2,3,4g Soccer 4: Honor Roll 1,2,3,4. WILLIAM BRUCE 117 Thespians 1,2,3g Musical 1,2,3g Concert Band 1,2,3g Marching Band 1,2,3g Audio Visual Aide 2,33 Football 1,25 KEITH BUBLITZ ALBERT BUENROSTRO CARLA BUSSIE: Musical 3,43 Concert Band 1,2,3,4g Marching Band 1,2,3,4g Orchestra 45 Honor Roll. 4. Quito Ecuador 3' Indoor Track 3' Honor Roll 3 APRIL DAWN CARLSON: Pep Club 1,2,3,4g Dance Show 4 Court' Honor Roll 1 4 KIMBERLY CARR: Transfer, Rosary H.S. 3, Dance Show 4 MARCOS CARDENAS: Transfer from San Adres H.S., I , - ' , i X . Basketball Cheerleaders 2,3,4g Homecoming Court, Prom L , , . :ZV ' fl- ' X , X PATRICIA CHRISTOPHER: Bowling '2. JO-ELLA CICERO: Transfer, Madonna H.S., Chicago, 4: Honor Roll 4. HILARY CITRON: Musical 253 Orchestra 1,2,3g Bridge 4, Honor Roll 3. 8 ZANE BUSSLER: Football 1,2,3,4g Wrestling 1,2,3,4q Co- Capt. 3,43 Homecoming Court, Honor Roll 1,2,3,4. RICHARD BUTLER TERRI CAMPBELL: French Club 2, Pep Club 2,45 Musical 1, Honor Roll 2,3. TIMOTHY CASTELVECCI-II: Ski Club 1,25 IRO1-VICA 3,4. BETH CHEZEM: French Club 1,45 Language Night 1,43 Pep Club 3,4g Concert Band 1,2,3,4g Marching Band 1,2,3q Dance Show 3,45 Gymnastics 1,33 Pom Pon Girls 45 National Honor Society, High Honor Roll 1,2,3,4g Who's Who ln American High School Students 35 National Merit Finalist, Valedic- torlan. EUNKYUNG GRACE CHOE: Transfer, Korea 13 Girls' Octet 49 National Honor Society: Honor Roll 1. DEBBIE CLARK: Attendance Aide 15 P.E. Leader 45 Bridge 3,45 Tennis 1. BRETT CLAY: P.E. Leader 45 Bridge 45 Basketball 1 Wrestling 2,35 Soccer 25 Baseball 152,45 Honor Roll 4. WENDI CLEAVER: Student Council 1,25 Pep Club 2,3,4 Sec.-Treas. 3, Vice-Pres. 4. CAROL COWART: French Club 1,25 IRO-VICA 3,45 Vice- Pres. 45 All-School Play 1,45 One-Acts 25 Musical 2,45 Bridge 15 Honor Roll 1,2,3,4. JOANN CRITTENDEN: IRO-VICA 3,4. GERMAN CRUZ: Bridge 15 Football' 15 Track 25 Soccer 3. STEVE DEMPSEY: Musical 25 Cadet Band 15 Concert Band 2,3,45 Marching Band 1,2,3,45 Orchestra 45 Football 15 Ten- nis 15 Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 National Honor Society. DEBRA DEUTSCH: Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Girls' Glee Club 25 Cadet Band 15 Concert Band 25 Marching Band 15 Honor Roll 2,4. JENI DIERKING: Explorer Club 25 Pep Club 1,2,35 Freshman Chorus 15 Girls' Glee Club 25 Dance Show 45 Wrestling Cheerleader 25 Honor Roll 4. 119 DAWN DIETER EDWIN DIETER: P.E. Leader 43 Cross Country 13 Baseball 1,2,3,43 Basketball 1,23 Honor Roll 1,2,3,4. KATHLEEN DIVITO: Honor Roll 2,3,4j Who's Who in American High School Students 43 Illinois State Scholar. LAURIE DROPP: Freshman Chorus 13 Girls' Glee Club 23 Concert Choir 33 Varsity Football Manager 3,43 Track 1,2. ROBERTA DUCHARME: Honor Roll 334. DAVID DURIAVICH: Football 13 Golf 13 Honor Roll 4. ENIKO ELES: Bridge 4. BARBARA ELSLAGER: Student Council 1,23 Treas. 2g Musical 1,42 Orchestrag Softball 13 Honor Roll 1,2,3,43 National Honor Soclety3 Who's Who in American High School Students 4. DENISE ENDERS: Pep Club 1.,2,3,41 Softball 2,3343 Gym- nastics Show 3,42 Basketball Cheerleader 43 Honor Roll 1,2,3,4. 120 iii SALLY DODGE: Tennis 1,2,3. PAULA DOHOGNE: Transfer Wheaton North H.S. 2. THOMAS DOESDEL: German Club 1,21 Language Night 1,23 Varsity Club 2,3,43 One-Acts 13 Thespians 2,3,43 Musical 1,22 Library Aide 13 P.E. Leader 83 Challenge 1,2, Editor 23 Gymnastics 2,33 Honor Roll 1,2,3,4. DONNA EARLEY Pep Club 3 Tennis 4 Track 2 Honor Roll JAMES EARLEY: P.E. Leader 4' Football 1' Soccer 2 33 Basketball 1 2 4. KALEEN EGELAND: Girls Glee Club 23 Girls' Basketball 33 Track 1,22 Capt. 1,23 Honor Roll 1,2,3Q National Honor Society. TED EYNIK ARTHUR FAIRBANKS: IRO-VICA 3,45 Wrestling 2. BRIAN FALLS: Bridge 1. DEBRA FINNEGAN: Transfer from Cocoanut Creek H.S., Cocoanut Creek, Florida 25 German Club 25 Language Night 25 Varsity Club 45 Tutor 45 Badminton 35 Basketball 45 Tennis 3,45 Softball 3,45 GRA Board 45 Honor Roll 2,3,4. ROBIN FLICKINGER: Latin Club 2,35 Language Night 2,35 Freshman Chorus 15 Girls' Glee Club 25 Concert Choir 35 Stu- dent Council 25 Honor Roll 3,4. TAMALEE FOCHT JANIE ESCAMILLA: Tutor at Grade School. JEANNE EVANS: French Club 1,2,35 Language Night 1,2,35 All-School Play 1,25 Musical 1,35 Tutor at Grade School 1,25 Honor Rfoll 1,2,3,4. RICHARD EVITT we if i LAURA FARCAS: Transfer from New Milford H.S., New Milford, Conn. 35 Badminton 35 Tennis 45 Softball 3,45 GRA Board 45 Honor Roll 3,45 National Honor Society. JAMES FARRELL: Varsity Club 3,45 Pres. 45 P.E. Leader 45 Football 1,25 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Baseball 1,2,3,45 Capt. 45 Homecoming Fina1ist5 Honor Roll 2,3,4. MARY FELD: German Club 3,45 Sec. 45 Thespians 45 Musical 3,45 Girls' Glee Club 45 National Honor Society5 Honor Roll 1,2,3,4. JOHN FREUND: Baseball 1,2,3,45 All-Conference Honorable Mention Baseball 35 Honor Roll 1,2,3,4. GREGORY FROMMERT: Varsity Club 3,45 Bridge 45 Cross Country 15 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Special Mention All- Conference Basketball5 Honor Roll 3. CHRIS FUCHS 121 ROBERT FULLER: Transfer from Sycamore H.S., Sycamore, Ill. 23 Indoor Track 33 Football 33 Track 2,33 Homecoming Finalist. JOHN GAGE: Latin Club 1,21 Language Night 2g Science 13 Student Council 33 Musical 43 Cafeteria Aide 1,2,33 Bridge 33 Football 13 Tennis 2. CHERYL GALLOWAY: Guidance Aide 1. hu PAMELA GLENN ARMANDO GONZALES: Varsity Club 2,3,43 P.E. Leader 43 Bridge 3,4Q Indoor Track 2,3,43 Football 2,3,4g Track 1,2,3,43 Cross Country 13 Homecoming Courtg Honor Roll 43 All Conference Honorable Mention Football 4. ELVIRA GONZALES GARY GARAFOLA: Bridge 4. GREGORY GATEWOOD DEBBY GILTNER ref DONALD GROVES: Bowling 13 Honor Roll 1,2,43 Baseball 1,2. BODO GSEDL: Foreign Exchange Student from Germany 43 German Club 43 Student Council 43 Musical 43 Concert Band 43 Marching Band 43 Orchestra 43 Honor Roll 4. LISA GUSTAFSON: French Club 43 German Club 1,2,3,43 Language Night 2,3,43 Science 23 All-School Play 23 One- Acts 1,23 Thespians 3,41 Musical 1,2,8,43 Concert Choir 43 Concert Band 1,2,3,43 Marching Band 1,2,3,43 Orchestra 1,2,3,43 Bridge 33 National Honor Societyg Honor Roll 2,3,4. 22 -s...,,,,x FRANKLIN GOTT LISA GOULD: French Club 13 Language Night 13 Science Club 1,23 Student Council 1,2,3,43 Class Officer, Secretary 23 Executive Board 1,2,3,43 Varsity Club 3,43 All School Play 23 One-Acts 3,43 Thespians 3,43 Musical 2,3,43 Freshman Chorus 13 Girls' Glee Club 23 Concert Choir 3,42 Madrigals 3,43 Girls' Octet 43 Swing Choir 43 Speech Team 43 Archery 1,2,33 Bowling 33 Basketball 1,23 National Honor Society3 Honor Roll 1,2,3,43 Home Ec. Contest Winner 43 Who's Who in American High School Students 3,41 National Merit Letter of Commendatlon3 Illinois State Scholar3 Presldent's En- vironmental Award of Excellence. ROBERT GROVER ELIZABETH HALLMAN: Pep Club 1,2,3,4g Freshman Chorus 1, Girls' Glee Club 25 Concert Choir 3,43 Madrigals 3 4 Swing Choir 3,43 Pom Pon Girls 8,4, Capt. 43 Honor Roll WILLIAM HAMILTON JEAN HAPPEL: Transfer, Rosary I-I.S., 8: Honor Roll 3. JENNIFER HAVLIN: German Club 2g Pep Club 3,43 Varsity Club 343 All-School Play 1,2,3,4g Thespians 3,49 Spring Musical 1,2,3,4g Freshman Chorus 1: Girls' Glee Club 25 Concert Choir 3,43 Marching Band 3,45 Drama Club 1,2,3,4g Speech Team 2,39 Swing Choir 3,4, Choreographer 49 Girls' Octet 4g Grade School Tutor 43 Challenge 4: Gymnastics 2 3 4 Track 1, Gymnastics Show 3,41 Honor Roll 3,4. WILLIAM HAYES: German Club 15 Ski Club 15 Bridge 3,45 Football lg Baseball 1,23 Honor Roll 1,2,3,4. DONNA HEINRICH 14551. Aaah- PRANVERA HADRI KIMBERLEY HAGER BRENDA HALL N .--wa' . I x if BARBARA HARDY: Spanish Club 1: Student Council 1: All- School Play 2,33 IRO-VICA 4, Treas. 4: One Acts 1,2,3: Thespians 2,3,4g Musical 1,2,3g Freshman Chorus 1,25 Girls' Glee Club 2,33 Concert Choir 3,45 Speech Team 2: Honor Roll 3,4. MARISSA HATCHELL: Honor Roll 1. DONNA HATFIELD KAREN HEMMERICH LAURINE HENKEL KEVIN HODGES: Latin Club 1,2,39 Language Night 1,2,3g One-Acts 2,49 Thespians 2,3,4g Musical 2,43 Bridge 3, National Honor Society: Honor Roll 1,2,3,4: Who's Who in American High School Students 45 Illinois State Scholar, National Merit Letter of Commendation. 123 ERIC HOEHN: Baseball 1,25 Honor Roll 1,2,3,4. MARK HOMAN: Football 1. CHARLES HOOKHAM: Varsity Club 3,45 Bridge 45 Golf 1,2,3,45 Tennis 25 Honor Roll 1,2,3,4. STEVE INGRAHAM: Tennis 1,2,3,45 National Honor Society5 Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 Whcfs Who in American High School Students 4. RANDALL IRWIN: P.E. Leader 35 Gymnastics 25 Baskeball 1. MARGARET IRUO: Spanish Club 15 Language Night 15 Stu- dent Council 35 All School Play 1,2,3,45 One-Acts 1,2,3,45 Thespians 1,2,3,45 Muscial 1,2,3,45 Freshman Chorus 15 Girls' Glee Club 25 Concert Choir 3,45 Concert Band 35 Marching Band 35 Madrigals 3,45 Drama 1,2,3,45 Speech Team 3,45 Challenge 25 Homecoming Finalist 45 Honor Roll 1,2. JOSEPH JOHNSON: Spanish Club 25 Ski Club 1,25 Student Council 25 Freshman Class Presldent5 Golf 1. DENNIS JOHNSTON JENNIFER JOLLS: Explorer Club 25 Pep Club 1,2,35 All School Play 1,2,35 Musical 15 Freshman Chorus 15 Girls'Glee Club 25 Girls' Octet 45 Swing Choir 3,45 Concert Choir 3,45 Bridge 35 Student Council 25 Dance Show 3,45 Honor Roll 3,4. 24 LAURA HOULE: Pom Pon Girls 2,35 Honor Roll 1,2,3,4. BRETT HOWARD ANTHONY HOWELL: Bridge 45 Baseball 1,2,3,45 Honor Roll 1,4. BQ EDMUND JAKOPCHEK DIANE JAMES DAVID JEPPSEN: Swim Team 35 Tennis 1,2,35 Honor Roll 2,3,4. JULIE KAMM: Transfer from Willowbrook H.S., Villa Park, Ill. 2: Orchestra 2,3,4: Gymnastic Show 3,43 National Merit Semi-Finalist, National Honor Society. JOHN KARCHER: One Acts 1: Musical 1: Gymnastics 2,3,4g Honor Roll 1,2,3,4: Who's Who in American High School Students 4: Illinois State Scholar. DAVID KARWOSKI: Bridge 4. tts 3 WILLIAM JORDAN ROBERT JUDSON: Football 13 Wrestling 13 Golf 43 Honor Roll 4. DAVID JUSTICE: Football 13 Baseball 1g Honor Roll 1,2,3,4g National Honor Society. KENNETH KLINGBERG: Track 23 Bridge 45 Honor Roll 2,3. ROBERTA KLIPP: Transfer from Morgan Park H.S., Chicago, Ill. 23 Latin Club 2: Language Night 23 All School Play 2,8g Musical 2,3,4g Girls' Glee Club 2: Concert Choir 3,49 Girls' Octet 45 Bridge 45 Honor Roll 2,3,4. DENISE KORKOSZ BRIAN KELLEGHAN: Latin Club 1,25 Chess Club 15 P.E. Leader 43 Track 1,23 Wrestling 1,23 Cross Country 1,2,3,4g Homecoming Finalist, Honor Roll 1,4. LAURIE KESLER: Gymnastics 3. ,PATRICIA KLEINEDLER: Pep Club 2,3,4g Bowling 15 Volleyball 1,23 Tennis 1,2,3g Basketball Cheerleader 85 Honor Roll 2,3,4. K -wr' 2 K is ' f I f L KF 3 KRIS KOSNIK French Club 1 2 Pep Club 3 Honor Roll 1 2 3 4. ROBERT KOSUSNIK: Indoor Track 4' Track 34' Cross Country 4. DEBBIE KOWALEWSKI W . - 1 ' -a f 125 DAWN KRAUS: Pep Club 45 IRO-VICA 45 Girls' Glee Club 2. KAREN KRUCEK: Freshman Chorus 15 Girls' Glee Club 25 Attendance Aide 1. ROBERTA KRUEGER: German Club 25 Language Night 2,35 All School Play 25 Musical 2,3,45 Girls' Glee Club 25 Concert Choir 3,45 Cadet Band 1. KIM KYNAST: German Club 1525 Ski Club 15 Pep Club 1,25 Bridge 35 Badminton 2,3,45 Track 25 Prom Court5 Homecom- ing Court. JOYCE LARGE: Concert Band 1,2,3,45 Marching Band 1,2,3,45 Orchestra 3,45 Badminton 2,35 Volleyball 15 Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 National Honor Society. SHERRY LENERTZ: Pep Club 1,2,'3,45 Gymnastics 25 Track 15 Gymnastics Show 3,45 Pom Pon Girls 3,4. 31: TAMARA LOCKETT: Honor Roll 1,2,8,4. REBECCA LOCKETT: Track 15 Cross Country 15 Prom Queen. STEVEN LUTMAN 26 DEBBIE KUDRNA CANDACE KUYKENDALL KELLY KYGER: Explorer Club 25 Pep Club 1,2,35 Conceri Choir 35 Dance Show 8,45 Football Cheerleader 35 Prom Court5 Homecoming Court5 Honor Roll 3,4. KURT LIEBEZEIT: Student Council 25 All School Play 25 One Acts 1,25 Thespians 1,2,3,45 Vice-Pres.35 President 45 Musical 1,2,3,45 Concert Choir 2,3,45 Madrigals 3,45 Boys' Octet 3,45 Swing Choir 2,35 Cafeteria Aide 1,2,3,45 Challenge 2,3,45 Math Winner 35 Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 National Honor Society5 National Merit Letter of Commendation. SUZANNE LINS: French Club 15 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 One Acts 15 Cadet Band 15 Concert Band 2,3,45 Marching Band 25 Dance Show 3,45 Pom Pon Girls 3,45 National Honor Society5 Honor Roll 1,2,3,4. TIMOTHY LITTLE MARY MACKO: Spanish Club 25 Student Council 35 Pep Club 2,3,45 Varsity Club 3,45 Bridge 45 Girls' Basketball 1,2,3,4, l Capt. 45 GRA Board 45 Honor Roll 35 All Conference Honorable Mention-Basketball 4. ANDREA MAREK: French Club 15 Language Nlght 45 Pep Club 45 Cadet Band 1,25 Concert Band 3,45 Marching Band 2,3,45 Track 1,45 Gymnastics Show 3,45 Honor Roll 2,4. PAUL MARSCHINKE: IRO-VICA 45 Cadet Band 15 Cafeteria Aide 2,-3,45 Honor Roll 1,2,3,4. CHRIS MC CLELLAND: Football Mgr. 3,45 Honor Roll 1,2,3,4. KEVIN MC CONKEY: Varsity Club 35 P.E. Leader 45 Bridge 3' Tennis 1 2' Basketball 1 2 3 4' Honor Roll 1 2' Homecom- Finalist MC GREGORY: Homecoming Finalist. 4'5- MELINDA LYNCH: French Club 1,2,3,45 Language Night 1,2,3,45 Executive Board 15 All School Play 15 Musical 15 National Honor Socletyg Honor Roll 1,2,3,4. CAROL LYNE: French Club 15 Musical 45 Concert Band 1,2,3,45 Marching Band l,2,3,45 Orchestra 1,2,45 Honor Roll 4. KEVIN MACKEY: Baseball 1,2. DONNA MATIAS: Bridge 45 Bowling 15 Track 1. ANGELA MATTIOLI THOMAS MC ADAMS: Cadet Band 15 Concert Band 2,3,45 Marching Band 1,2,3,45 Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 Illinois State Bcholar5 Who's Who in American High School Students 4. MARY MC INTOSH: Transfer, Atlantic City H.S., Atlantic City, New Jersey 35 French Club 35 Honor Roll 35 National Honor Society. CARLA MENNECKE: Pep Club 1,2,85 Freshman Chorus 15 Honor Roll 1,2,3,4. DONNA METZGER: Pep Club 2,8,45 Volleyball 45 Honor Roll 1,2,3,4. 127 BETSEY MILLER JAYNE MINTER: Spring Musical 45 Freshman Chorus 15 Girls' Glee Club 25 Concert Choir 3,45 Soccer 45 Honor Roll 1,3,4. MELISSA MITZ: Student Council 35 Pep Club 35 Bridge 45 Track 2. -Ml ww... 5.5, MARY MORENO: Wrestling-Cross Country Cheerleader 2. RICHARD MORGAN: Latin Club 1,25 One Acts 45 Spring Musical 1,2,3,45 Concert Choir 45 Orchestra 1,2,3,45 Madrigals 45 Boys' Octet 45 Swing Choir 45 Barbershop Quartet 45 Cafeteria Aide 2,3,45 Golf 1,2,3,45 Baseball 2,3,45 Basketball 1,2,35 Homecoming Finallst5 National Honor Society5 Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 Who's Who in American High School Students 45 National Merit Finalist 45 Princlpal's Ad- visory Committee 45 All Conference Honorable Mention- Baseball 35 Salutatorian. DANIEL MOYER: Ski Club 4., MARGARET MURPHY: Transfer, Rosary H.S. 2. TAMARA MURPHY: French Club 15 Student Council 15 Pep Club 3,45 Freshman Chorus 15 Indoor Track 3,45 Track 1,2,3,4, Capt, 45 Cross Country 45 Track Queen 35 Honor Roll 1,2,3,4. PATRICK MURRAY 28 JOHN MODICA: Football 15 Basketball 2,3,45 Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 Illinois State Scholar. 1 MAXWELL MONNINGH: Transfer, Munich American High School, Munich, Germany 35 Spring Musical 3,45 Concert Band 3,45 Marching Band 3,45 Soccer 3,4. LINDA MORALES MARY MUILENBURG: Pep Club l,2,3,45 Varsity Club 2,3,4 Cadet Band 15 Concert Band 2,3,45 Marching Band 15 Bad minton 2,35 Bowling 15 Tennis 35 Softball 1,25 Volleybal 1,2,3,45 Basketball Cheerleader 2,3,45 Homecoming Finalist Honor Roll 1,2,3,4. BARRY MURPHY: German Club 2,3,45 Language Night 3,4 Ski Club 15 Chess Club 35 All School Play 1,25 Thespians 3,4 Spring Musical 1,25 Concert Band 1,2,3,45 Marching Ban 1,2,-3,45 Orchestra 2,3,45 Audio Visual Aide 15 Soccer 3 Americans Abroad 4. KATHI MURPHY: Girls' Tennis 1. g-iS Marc, WENDY NELSON JEANNE NELTNOR JOHN NEWBORGH: Transfer from Glenbard South H.S. 35 Soccer 35 Honor Roll 8. 1350 ' ai W' 'ii -1 R' '5f w 5:53 2 W' ROBERT NORTH: Student Council 1,2,3,45 Pres. 35 Ex- ecutive Board 3,45 Class Officer-Pres.45 Varsity Club 45 Musical 1,2,3,45 Concert Choir 1,2,3,45 Concert Band 1,2,3,45 Marching Band 45 Orchestra 1,2,3,45 Swing Choir 2,8,45 P.E. Leader 45 Football 1,25 Wrestling 1,2,3,45 Honor Roll 4. KENNAN NOVOSAD: Varsity Club 2,3,45 P.E. Leader 3,45 Bridge 45 Football 2,3,45 Track 1,25 Gymnastics 2,3,45 Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 National Honor Societyg All Conference Honorable Mention-Footballg Most Improved Football 45 Most Valuable-Gymnastics 4. PHILLIP NOWICKI i as 9 MARK MUSIAL: IRO-VICA 45 Baseball 1. DALE NELLIS: French Club 1,25 Language Night 1,25 Pep Club 1,25 Challenge 45 Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 National Honor Society. PETER NELSON: Student Council 15 Soccer 2,3,45 Capt. 45 Tennis 1,2,3,45 Capt. 4. LINDA NICHOLS: Student Council 1,2,3,45 Sec. 35 All School Play 1,45 One Acts 15 Thespians 3,45 Musical 1,2,3,45 Tutor at Grade School 3,45 Bowling 35 Honor Roll 1,45 Americans Abroad 4. GREG NOGA: Wrestling 1,2,3,4. TIMOTHY NORMAN: Varsity Club 2,3,45 P.E. Leader 45 Bridge 45 Wrestling 1,2,3,45 State Heavy weight Wrestling Champion 45 Football 1,2,3,45 All-Conference 3,45 All-Area 45 All-State 45 All-American 45 Baseball 1,2,35 Honor Roll 3,4. ed .ge CHARLES O'LEARY ROBERT OLSTON: Transfer from Glenbard West H.S. 15 Language Night 35 Concert Band 1,2,35 Orchestra 1,2,35 In- door Track 2,35 Track 2,35 Cross Country 25 Honor Roll 1,2,8,45 National Honor Society. JOHN OWEN 12 13 MARK PANZELLA: Concert Band 1,2,3,43 Marching Band 1,2,3,4Q Orchestra 1,2,3,43 Boys' Swim 1,32 Golf 13 Honor Roll 1,2,3,4. TAMMY PARRIS: Transfer, Elgin H.S., Elgin 2. TERRY PASHKUS N--1 'null ABBIE PHILIPS: All School Play 13 Spring Musical 13 Honor Roll 3,4. VERONICA PHILLIPS: Cafeteria Aide 1,2,3Q Track 13 Honor Roll 2,3. CREIGHTON PIERATOS: Chess Club 2,3,43 Concert Band 2,3,4Q Bridge 43 Football 1,21 Tennis 3,43 National Honor Society. . 4, CINDY PLOMB: French Club 1,2,3,4, Sec.-Treas. 3, Pres. 43 Language Night 1,2,3,43 Student Council 3,4, Vice-Pres. 43 Speech Team 23 Challenge 3,4, Editor 43 National Honor Soclety3 Honor Roll 1,2,3,43 Who's Who in American High School Students 43 Illinois State Scholar. PAM PRICE: Cadet Band 13 Concert Band 2,3,4Q Marching Band 1,2,3,43 Orchestra 3,41 Badminton 2,33 National Honor Soclety3 Honor Roll 1,2,3,4. KIMBERLY QUIRIN: Varsity Club 3,43 Bridge 43 Gym- nastics 3,4, Capt. 43 Gymnastics Show 3,43 Homecoming Finalist. O SEQ . V f i ' L 1 , g gi I 4 H af vggm, . L X 3 f R all JOHN PENZANIK RITA PERRI: Transfer, Notre Dame H.S., Chicago 33 Honor Roll 3,4. KATHLEEN PETERSON: Latin Club 1,2,3,4, Sec.-Treas. 33 Language Night 1,2,33 Student Council 43 All School Play 23 One Acts 13 Thesplans 2,3,43 Spring Musical 1,2,3,4, Student Director 43 Freshman Chorus 13 Girls' Glee Club 23 Concert Choir 3,4Q Concert Band 43 Orchestra 1,B,3,4Q Madrigals 43 Swing Choir 43 Bridge 2,3,4, Editor 43 National Honor Society3 Honor Roll 1,2,3,4. ..f1'N VICTOR PIETROBON: Honor Roll 2,3. HENRY PINEDA JOHN PLEFKA: Basketball 1,2,3,4. RACHEL RALL: French Club 19 All School Play 1: One Acts 25 Musical 45 Gymnastics 1,23 Honor Roll 1,2,3,4. TIMOTHY RATLIFF JAMES RAUSCHENGERGER ROGER RICE FRANK RILEY: Musical 2,3,4g Orchestra 1,2,3,4g Audio Visual Aide 1,2,33 Honor Roll 1,2,3. JANET ROBERG: Cadet Band 1,29 Concert Band 3: Marching Band 2,3. TINA ROWAN: Bowling 1,2,33 Honor Roll 1,2,3.4. MATTHEW ROWLAND: Bridge 3,43 Baseball 2: Boys Basketball 1,2: Honor Roll 1,2,3,4. LESHIA RUSH 131 MICHAEL SAAS: Transfer, Will Rogers H.S., Tulsa, Okla. 25 Concert Choir 2,3,4. PHILLIP SAAS: Transfer, Will Rogers H.S. Tulsa, Okla. 25 Spring Musical 25 Boys' Octet 35 Swing Choir 2,35 Concert Choir 2,3,45 Honor Roll 2,3,4. LEONARDO SANCHEZ: Spanish Club 35 Varsity Club 45 P.E. Leader 45 Football 1,2,3,45 Track 25 Tennis 15 Honor Roll 2,3,4. ig' i f , .1 Qc , ' o ff' ,as L- s ft ' ' '15 MARY SCHLICK: Basketball 3. DEBRA SCHMIDT: Transfer from Fenton H.S. 45 Honor Roll 4. KAMI SCHMITT: Pep Club 1,25 Gymnastics 1,25 Gymnastic Show 3,4. V5 il 13 EDWARD SIEGLER PEGGY SHEPARD TIMOTHY SHEPARD: Transfer, R.B. Chamberlain H.S., Twinsburg, Ohio 4. 132 LORI SANDERS: Transfer from Glenbard North H.S. 25 All School Play 2,35 Musical 2,35 Concert Choir 35 Honor Roll 2,3. RON SAVINO: Homecoming Finalist. JEFF SCHIEVE: Cross Country 25 Tennis 25 Honor Roll 1,2,3,4. ,Om VIRGINIA SCHMULT: French Club 3,45 Vice-Pres. 45 Language Night 3,45 Student Council 45 Treas. 45 Executive Board 25 Musical 45 Cadet Band 15 Concert Band 2,3,45 Marching Band 1,2,3,45 Tennis 1,25 Softball 15 Volleyball 1,25 Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 National Honor Society: National Merit Letter of Commendation. REBECCA SCHNEIDER: IRO-VICA 45 Spring Musical 45 Library Aide 45 Archery 1,2,35 Badminton 15 Softball 15 Honor Roll 2. DEBRA SCHWARZ F , k g i l , 7 JAMES SISSON: Football 1,2,3343 Track 33 Baseball 1. SANDY SLOUKA KATHLEEN SPUSTA ANITA SWENSON: Concert Band 1,2,3,4Q Orchestra 1,233343 Homecoming Finalist. STEVEN TINNES: P.E. Leader 43 Bridge 43 Football 13 Basketball 23 Honor Roll 4. KEVIN TISSOT: Musical 43 Cadet Band 13 Concert Band 233,43 Marching Band 2,3,43 Cafeteria Aide 1,2,3,43 Gym- nastics 33 Honor Roll 1,2,3343 National Honor Society: Who's Who in American High School Students 43 Illinois State Scholar. SHIRLEY SHEPHERD: French Club 1,23 Class Officer- Treas. 132333 Thespians 43 Musical 2,43 Concert Band 1,2,3,43 Marching Band 1,2,3,43 Orchestra 1,2,3343 Tutor at Grade School 33 Honor Roll 1,2,3343 National Honor Society. MARGARET SHURTLEFF: French Club 1,2,3,43 Vice Pres. 33 Sec. 43 Language Night 1,2,3,43 Pep Club 43 Science Club 23 All School Play 1,23 One Acts 1323 Musical 1,23 Swing Choir 43 Attendance Aide 13 Cafeteria Aide 1,2,33 Bridge 3,43 Track 43 Honor Roll 1,2,3343 National Honor Society3 Who's Who in American High School Students 43 Illinois State Scholar. MELINDA SIMON: German Club 1323 Language Night 1,23 Cadet Band 1,23 Concert Band 3,43 Marching Band 2,3,43 Tennis 1,2,33 Track 23 Dance Show 3,43 Honor Roll 1,2,3,43 National Honor Society. MARK STARCK: Indoor Track 2,3343 Track 1,233,43 Cross Country 233343 Capt. 33 Most Valuable Player 33 Honor Roll 132. DIANE STASTNY MICHELLE STRAKA: Pep Club 2,33 Badminton 13 Softball 1,23 Volleyball 1,2,3,4Q All Conference Honorable Mention 43 Dance Show 3,43 GRA Board 13 Honor Roll 1,2,3,4. DENNIS TODD: Football 1,2,3,43 Baseball 1,233 Honor Roll 1,233,4. LAURIE TODD: Bowling 1,2,33 Honor Roll 132,3,4. DENISE TORRES: Spanish Club 1,23 Language Night 1,23 Tutor at Grade School 2. 13 FRED TREDUP: Honor Roll 1,2. CAROLYN TURNER: Pep Club 43 One Acts 13 Concert Band 1,2,3,4Q Marching Band 1,2,3,43 Tennis 13 Dance Show 3,43 Honor Roll 1,2,3,43 National Honor Society3 Pom Pon Girls 43 Who's Who in American High School Students 4. CHRISTINE URSICH: German Club 1,21 Orchestra 1,2,33 Honor Roll 1,2,3,4Q National Honor Society. BRUCE WALTER: Student Council 1,23 Cadet Band 1, Concert Band 23 Marching Band 23 P.E. Leader 43 Football 1,3,43 All Conference Honorable Mention-Football 43 Wrestl- ing 1,23 Homecoming Finalist3 Honor Roll 1,2,3,4Q National Honor ASociety3 Who's Who in American High School Students 3. DONNA WALTER: Student Council 13 Pep Club 3,43 Varsity Club 3,43 Concert Band 1,2,I33 Marching Band 1,2,3,4Q Cafeteria Aide 1,2,3Q Challenge 43 Badminton 43 Gymnastics 233,43 Track 1,2,3,43 Capt. 33 Gymnastics Show 3,41 Honor Roll 1,2,3,43 Who's Who in American High School Students 3,42 National Honor Society. TAMMY WATERHOUSE: Transfer from Morris H.S. 33 Varsity Club 3,41 Concert Band 33 Marching Band 33 Bridge 43 Basketball 3,41 Volleyball 3,43 GRA Board 43 Honor Roll 3. TIMOTHY WEST MARY WEYRAUCH: Language Night 1,23 Student Council 2,33 Executive Board 43 Musical 133,43 Freshman Chorus 13 Girls' Glee Club 23 Concert Choir 3,43'Madrlgals 3,43 Girls' Octet 43 Tutor at Grade School 43 Bridge 1,2,4Q Honor Roll 1,2,3,4. MARK WHEELAND: Varsity Club 3,43 Cafeteria Aide 3,43 P.E. Leader 43 Football 1,2,3,4Q All Conference Honorable Mention-Football 43 Baseball 1,2,3,4Q Boys' Basketball 23 Honor Roll 1,2,3,43 National Honor Societyg Who's Who in American High School Students 43 Illinois State Scholar. 34 KORRINE VILLEGAS: Archery 1. MARTIN VOLK DEBRA WALKER STEPHEN WELLS: Soccer 2,3,4Q Gymnastics 2,3,43 Co.- Capt. 43 Tennis 2,3,43 Honor Roll 1,2,3,43 National Honor Society3 Who's Who in American High School Students 4. KARL WELZ: Football 13 Honor Roll 1. GAIL WEST: Homecoming Finalist3 National Honor Society. CHERI WHITAKER: French Club 1.2: Language Night 1.2: Student Council 3,4: Class V.P. 1.2: Pres. 4: Executive Board 3: Pep Club 2.3.4: Class representative 4: Varsity Club 3,4: FHA 1,2: Marching band-flag girl 3: Attendance Aide 4: Cafeteria Aide 4: Tutor at grade school 4: Bridge 1.2: Challenge 4: Badminton 1,2.3.4: Gymnastics 2.3.4. Capt. 3: Gymnastic Show 3.4: Chairmen 4: Pom Pon 4: National Honor society 4: Honor roll 1,2,3.4: 15 Homecoming finalist 4. LYNN WIBORG: Tennis 2.3: Track 2.3: Honor Roll 2.3.4. CYNTHIA WICKLUND: Student Council 3: Chairmen 3: Ex- ecutive Board 3: Pep Club 3: Varsity Club 4: Glee Club 2: Basketball Mgr. 4: Tennis 4: Softball 2.3.4: Most Improved player 4: GRA Board 3,4: Tres. 3: Pres. 4: Honor Roll 2.3,4: AFS Host Family 3. KLAUS WIEDMAN: German Club 1,23 Track 1: Honor Roll 1.2: Perfect Attendance 1,2. TINA WILLES DIADRA WOLD: Pep Club 1.2.3.4: Cadet Band 1: Concert Band 1.2.3,4: Marching Band 1: Gymnastic Show 3,4: Foot- ball Cheerleader 2,3,4: Basketball Cheerleader 2.3.4: Honor Roll 3.4. MARY BETH WOOMER: Latin Club 1.2: Class Sec. 1: Freshman Chorus 1: Concert Chorus 3.4: National Honor Society 4: Honor Roll 1.2.3.4. DAVID ZIETLOW: Spanish Club 3: Language Night 3: Freshman Chorus 1: Concert Choir 2,3.4: Madrigals 3.4: Boys Octet 3.4: Swing Choir 3.4: Cafeteria Aide 2.3.41 Basketball 1: National Honor Society 4: Honor Roll 1.2.3,4: Math Winner-3 place: Who's Who in American HS Students: TOM ZIMMERMAN . .. W--1 bg? MARY ZUBROD: Student Council 3. l JERILYN KAELIN F3 F4 Gary Garafola. LEFT. and Jim Earley. ABOVE, at DAVEA. 135 Graduates Not Pictured ROBIN ATKINSON BRENDA BAILEY JAMES BAILEY MARK BEARDSLEY: Honor Roll 1. JOHN BELLE ARTHUR BOSSO WILLIAM BUECHEL: Bowling 33 Cross Coun- try 13 Baseball 1,2,8g Basketball 1. MARCELLO CAMPOS CINDY CAREY, Pep Club 1, Freshman Chorus 1, Glee Club 23 Attendance Aide 2. CARLOS CHAVES: Soccer 3. STEVE CZUCHRA: IRO-VICA 2. RICHARD DEMSKI ANDREW DIXON TIMOTHY DOLD CHARLES FAILLE KATHLEEN FALK DARYL FIENE: German Club l,2,4, Bridge 3,4. SHYRLENE FOSTER: Transfer student from Brookfield East H.S., Brookfield, Wisconsin 3, Badminton 4, National Honor Society: Honor Roll 4. DAVID FROLIK CHARLES GADDIS ANDRES GOMEZ GREGORY GRAVENITES: Honor Roll 2,3,4. KIMBERLY HARPER GEORGE HAVLICEK RICHARD HOCI-ISPRUNG: IRO-VICA 4. STEPHEN JOHNSEN JOHN JOHNSON CATHY LYNCH ROBERT MARLOWE: German Club lg IRO- VICA 3. ERIC MEDLEY: Transfer student from Sullivan, Chicago, Ill. 4. CEIL NELSON BRIAN OLSON: IRO-VICA 4. KAREN PEASE JAMES PESTER SUSAN PFEIFFER: Guidance Aid 1. STEVEN POTIRALA STANLEY RADAVICH MARK REGA RUSSELL RENSNER: Transfer student fron Martinsville High, Martinsville, Indiana 4. RANDALL RICHMOND MARIA ROSALEZ RODNEY SALERNO RICHARD SECONDI RALPH SIDDALL: German Club 13 Studen Council 13 Class President 23 One Acts 1: Spr lng Musical 1,23 Concert Band 1,2,3,4 Marching Band 1,2,3,4: Orchestra 1,2,3,4 Tutor at Grade School 23 Bridge 3: Homecom ing Finalistg Honor Roll 21 JANET SMAGACZ BENJAMIN STROBEL ANTHONY SULLIVAN VERONICA TOLEDO JOHN VAN: Honor Roll 4. AARON VIDAS RIGHARD WRIGHT FRED ZIMOWSKE: IRO-VICA 3,4. Dr. Kamm and daughter Julie. ABOVE RIGHT: Drummer Ralph Siddall. RIGHT: Tom McAdams, Kevin Tissot, John Wd Karcher, and Barry Murphy. 1 DW Q 136 ,sk '-we -as fra., V' Juniors '78 .,5m.f-X The Junior class activities, centered around fund-raising J ugly for Prom, included a. nickel toss, two car washes, and a magic show. Prom was a little different this year, having both a dance and a dinner. fSee pages 104,105, and 106.3 CLASS OFFICERS, FRONT: Chris Haag, Treasurerg Heidi Miller, BACK Janice Freund, Vice President: Linda Stephens, Secretaryg Swan- Frank Fota in the greenhouse. Wx. is Vezire Adili Dorothy Allen Jeffrey Allen Terrence Altman Duane Anderson Helen Andreson Deborah Armbrust Denise Aulert Don Baker Laura Barnick Donna Baum Jeff Beardsley Charles Beck Marvin Beckman Elizabeth Beedle Kathleen Benson Philip Bergmann Charles Berls Rita Besch Kelly Bicchinella Christopher Bieniek Michael Binder Raymond Blacklidge Paula Bloxam Catherine Bosso Michael Bowen Mark Bowman Phyllis Burba Deanne Burgess Clifford Burlingame Juniors '78 1-I GD Nl xrwigg Q' EN S QW .32 - f V. ? ' v fl. 'fu QF?-I .52 2 3.1531 , F , J ' . Ry' BELOW: Debbie Nogaj and Carol Hedrick show some Homecoming spirit RIGHT: '78l 781 781 Juniors hope to wln the spirit stick oo Z' iors Jun r-I ali O Robert Hayes Carol Hedrick Daniel Heitzler Richard I-Iensel Gladys Hernandez Diane Heyden Robin Hill Melinda Hillerby Dean Holland Lyda Horvath Laurie Howat Susan Hynek Kathryn Ingrahaun Timothy Ireland Gonzalo Jankowelki James Johnsen Kimberly Johnsen Catherine Johnston James Jordan David Judson Paula Karate Elizabeth Kennedy Leslie Kenney Andrew Kerstan Virginia Kim Mike Klingberg Linda Klosterman Roger Kosusnik Shane Kottcalnp Arthur Kraft 'Kirstan Kranz Kimberly Kuhlman Kathryn Kuntz Steven Lakics Dan Lederer Lance Leqerman Wade Lederman Thomas Leffew Kathryn Lenertz Eric Lichte Ann Liebezeit Chris Line Shirley Lisewski Peter Little Crystal Littlefield Scott Loerzel Gilberto Lopez Jeffery Lowe Tina Luers John Lynch Mark Macaluso Patricia Macko Tony Malia Steven Marano Kimberly Marcum Sheryl Martin John Masek Louis Matson Barbara McIntosh Kathryn McKee 5 Qt -, JZ ' Pg .. elif 5 g 'Q f ,Lff f K A LEFT: Carlos Cruz comes down the stretch. ABOVE: Keith Zeyen prepares the Bridge for publication. oo in U2 S-4 Q ll-I Q :s +1 141' if W W gg M - as Sf iw , 4 X Wim Xl x C Q10 Ditto tive? o,Qo' U O lnlil. U 0 01 Cat. Q 'ffl' IQQ3.. 0440 0 U' 's's Qi., or Q Q - RIGHT: Trisha O'Connor, what's on your mind? FAR RIGHT: Linda Stephens tap w 2' U2 s.. o 'Fl Q 5 'W 44 dances for Ballet andi Boogie Linda Shires Paul Sickinger Donna Sikorslki Marjorie Simoslry Craig Sisson Daniel Smith John Smrz Robyn Snowdon Roger Snyder Wendy Soderquist Carl Sostak Karen Spustba Catherine Stange Judy Staszcuk Mark Stephaino Linda Stephens David Stolp Craig Stough Winsor Stough Kathy Stroud Kimberly Sudano Mary Swanson Alesia Swenson Cathy Swick Ernie Sylvan Beverly Tann Michael Teal Randall Tepler Todd Termun.de Marianne Tesich W P' KD S-4 O 'Fi C1 5 '1 145 1 fffrffw, 'V 2 , ,J -M 2 ' at 'Fu jx X bQQ X y ASW? E K A 3 if nfl if 555 ' . V 4 , l W Q 35' 37 , f , Qi 5 1 Q , K- 1+f'.- , ag ,,,' A if in 'Y ' xr? 1 ,b QQ ,..-1 , Ix vv fm -Qi X 'Q W. K 5 ,. Q - in I, MA if, ., nf .,.. .Q,. 5 ff x-4 .- 5 Ev 'vi 1- - X1 gm: 8 If , L,,f 3 A 'A f 1' .. ' - , me Q 5' awww' Aa: 4' , ,- A A - ' ' fee. X S v - fm N2 . 3 .xA, . Mir: ith., M, Y ' 5 ii' Q i 'fi 1' -- 5 .. ' f , M -Q. 5 Riga xi. W f ,',- 'ww ' V fm , M ,tw .. A I ig,-Hg.. rw if K in if L 19.3, sa LEFT: Lynn Ross, Julie Warrick, Mrs. Adams and Sue Secondi paint their way to a first place window. BELOW: Teenybopper Patty Novosad gabs on the phone. George Goykovich George Grauer David Gunnell Catherine Gutierrez Debra Guzlas Eileen Haag David Hallman Todd Hamilton Deihdre Handeland Mary Hattula Sandra Havemann Charles Haverstick Cynthia Heier Monica Heinz Robert Hemmerich Daniel Henle Keith Hansel Kelly Hermo Tirso Hernandez Don Heyden Sharon Hill James Hinton Norman I-Iochsprung Angela. Hodges Donna Hookham Loraaine Hornbuckle Dana Howard Lisa Howard Scott Hughes Katherine Hugley ,M ores'79 Sopho M W ' Ez? Gig 1 1 QQ' K - 1 A--Q9 W1 I i Q S' s b -' i s X I QQ: 51,3 - Lf Q Q5 .gli S if 3 'if fig if RK. M 'Q ,T4-5'- ' f,.!'i fi J .4- 's..? AuLv,,4ni Julia Rios Deanna Risch Daniel Robbins Marcia Robbins Matthew Roberg Juan Robles Susan Rodriguez Mark Romanelli James Romero Roberta Root Lynn Ross Diana Rouse John Ruenzel Norma Salinas Christophr Salmon Janet Salvatore Rhonda Sanders Jodie Sandstrom William Scardamaglia Brian Scarnegie Alecia Schmidt Lynn Schmuggerow Stacy Schramer Kim Schwirian Susan Secondi Michael Settje Scott Sharp Warren Shattuck Cindy Sheahan Charles Shelton William Shelton Debra Smiley Amy Smith Jeffrey Smothers Michael Smyth Audrey Sostak Rene Soto James Stephens Donald Stockton Charles Strayve Jeffrey Theis James Toms GD Peter Toms iw Deborah Tonning Amelia Troutman 8 David Turnquist S-4 Bruce VaJgert O Julie Valentine E 2 Kathleen Van Q4 Andrew Vanagunas O Carol Vandenburg m Carolin Vander Molin Walter Verdooren Anita Villegas 153 is? K K .A 2566 in ,Hum ,-fam iii? xg Zn f V' f Q25 aw? my wg, ,. Q L, . S , W- 1 ,M - :gm K If, . . y ..., 6 . if 52 if Q01 .K K A -r-' I A ss 'L W . ix al V Q 1' e i5 2 Q A , V Y :Qi 1 ai JL fi Q Qi if 5-fm. 5 mn if awp o 90 cz QD .-CI rn GJ S-4 Cla 160 Elizabeth Liles Gordon Lippmann Jeffrey Lisewski Mark Littlefield Alfred Lolli Kevin Lyn.e Maria Macias David Marcum Anthony Marek Louis Marrandino Theodore Martin Cynthia Marting Raymond Marvin Warren Matson William McCuan Thomas McGregory Barbara McIntosh Judith Mclntoslh Wenona. Medley Charles Metcalf Jeff Millard Lawrence Miller Tina Miller Debra Mills Dennis Miltner Avonne Minnich Dean Modalff Dennis Montana Lorena Montero Karen Moore Mary Moore Tina Morley Sherry Mosingo Lisa Mosson Scott Mueller Alan Murphy Laurie Murphy Lisa Myers Diana Naill Linda Nelson Thomas Nelson Larry Noesgeus Amy Noonan Anthony Novosad Audrey Obarr Bruce Ogwin Robert Oleary Julie Oliver Suzanne Otavka Kenneth Pacelt Corina Parra Jesus Perez Barbara Petty Paulette Phillips LEFT Karl Huff runs durmg an mdoor track meet BELOW Sharon Keeley, Robin Horn and Brenda Ishn Dawn Picton Rosalinda. Pineda Lawrence Poirer Anna Poli James Potirala Susan Prewitt Edward Prosek Julia Purdom Debra Puscas Jean Radavich Deborah Radtke Ronald Rakow John Rall Armando Ramirez Edward Ranken Gail Ratcliff Linda Reitz Todd Richmond Maria Rios Daniel Risch Arvin Roberts John Robertson Irma Rodriguez Charles Rogers Janet Rogers Robert Rolseth Kathryn Romberg Delta Roper Feliciano Rosalez Tom Ross - as SQ , 1 V. M V Z. , . f . ,f ,., Q2 'Nfl' ,- 40' . I K h, .-' 'J g :- '- H if K .. fi I 4- sw ' - !Y L X f W. 'F . W f , I . W Mr 1: ugigl - V fr I -W I y V ' X , . J' 1 xv ! K 'Faq 'E s Q JK 'sa 1 - -,F 1: :' Isffil? a ea e in m iie-':..ig -k' if rx nh: at QQ 4... ef . w 4 J ' J Thomas Unruh Michael Urban John Vanderpool Brian Vandine Kevin Vanpelt Nick Velasquez Vincent Verdooren Robert Vicker Shirley Vicker Jose Villarreal Lucrecia Villela Catalina Vivanco Brian Vogel Joseph Wagner Cynthia Walker Jennifer Walters Roy Walters Gerald Wardle Laurie Weber Rudi Weber Linda Wehde Jeffrey Weigand David Weissing Katherine Welz Laura West Scott West Paul Westley Claybourne White Tom Worthy Margaret Wright Mark Yep Jean Zak James Zalesiak Victoria Zambrano Terrence Zamiar Daniel Zieche Susan Zletlow Matthew Zubrod O 90 Cu' aa ,CI U2 GJ S-1 FI-1 163 156 ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY INDEX Adams, Linda ........ 8,146,149 Ainsworth, Jeffrey . . . .8,38,60,61 Alvino, Peter ............ 7,10 Appel, Marjorie . . Arnold, Stephen . . Beebe, Willard .... Behrens, Elizabeth Benner, Ronald . . Bokker, Sharon . . Bryan, Patricia . . Burgess, Dean . . . Burzynski, Frank , . Cowden, Charles . . Coyner, Karl .... ....14,71B ..'.26 .....19 '7 f f55,55f91 .....11 ...13 113 . . . 19,75 16 Crawford, Nancy . 13,76,77,92,91B Crickard, Joseph .......... 1 1 Cusak, Thomas . . . . . . . 13 Dean, David .... . . . 16 DeLap, John .... ...... ' 7 DeMay, Gilbert . . DeWolfe, Dianne Dichtl, Joseph . . . DuFour, Richard Ekern, Charolette . . . 26,313 .. .... 15 ...25 .. ...6,9'7 13,80 Elliott, Bruce ..... . . . 11,97 Fairbank, Virginia . . . . . 13,1712 Fickau, Allen ..... .... 2 5 A Aasen, John . .. .. .155 Adamo, Alice ..... .... 1 46 Adamo, Bettyanne ..... 112,115 Adamo, Sue ...... .... 1 55 Adamson, David .......... 85,146 Adeszko, Jackie ........... 40,146 Adeszko, Michael .36,3,58,112,115 Adili. Vezire ............. 137 Adler, Randy ...... . . 18.146 George, Gail . . . Getz, Loren ..... Giszcak, Sheryl . . Gordan, Milan Gorskey, Marie . , Gossen, Beverly . . Greenberg, Charles Grubbs, Lee ..... Haney, Gene .... Hansen. Ronald . . Hayes, Kathleen . . . Henry, Barbi . . . . . . . .24,50,5 1,64 ......8,26 ...8,107 ..14,72 ....6 . .... 25 23,103 ......8,24,41 .. .21,98,102 19,24,29,36,97 ......19.25 . ...24,94 Hladilek, Deborah . . . . . . 8,78 I-Iofland, Allan . . . Hoops, Deborah , . .....14,72 Howard, Richard .......... 3,6 Jordan, Lorri . . . . . .24,47,59,95 Junkroski, Paul . . Kamm, Richard . . Kammes, Jack . . . Katsion, Pamela Kiiskila, Roy .... Kimery, Stephen King, Daniel . . . King, Lorri .... .....8,16,56 ...6,136 ...8,155 11 . . .... 8,24,3O . . .55,56,63 . . . . . 15,33 Kosek, Wayne ....... 8,13,31,62 Kozlowski, Patti ..... ..15 STUDENT Armbrust, Scott . . . . . 39,155 Armstrong, Terry .... . . 24,146 Armstrong, Timothy .... 1 12,115 Armstrong, Thomas Arnhold, Kari .... .. .... 115 146 Arnold, Alan . . . . . 68,155 Arnold, William . . .... 68 Ashmont, Linda . . . . . 155 Ashpole, Amber ........ 23,155 Atkinson, Robin .......... 136 Atkinson, Scott 30,58,60,61,82,115 Aulert, Denise ........... 137 Ayers, Kevin ........ 3B,60,146 Kribs, Lewis .... Kyger, Clarence . . . Leitner, Gregory . . Lemberg, Terry . . . Lemon, Robert .... ...26 ...8,24 ...13 ..8,107 19 Lincoln, Roger ..... ...... 1 6 Lindemann, Theresa .... 10,81,91 Lindsey, Barbara . . . Martell, Phillip ..... McNamara, Lawrence Meyer, Cheryl ...... Miller, Carol ..... Murphy, John ...... Musgrave, Deborah . ,...15,65 ...,...25 .....12,17 ......18,107 ...25 19 ......3,25 Nelson, Esther ........... 7,70 Netzell, Paul ..... 8,1 1,24,55,85 Owens, Robert . . . 24,25,36,37,41 Patterson, Mary ...... 13,71,108 Peterson, Gene . . . Price, Robert . . 24,108 Rash, Mary ............. 8,26 Ream, David , ..... 26,66,67,107 Rodriguez, Carmen ......... 10 Rumberger, James Saimon, Jerald .... Salzman, Ronald . . Sargent. William . . INDEX Barthold, Jill .... Barthold, Karen . . . Barton, Kevin . . . Bateman, Mary . . Bates, Kim ..... Baum, Donna . . . . Bavido, John . . . . . Beardsley, Jeff ..... Beardsley, Mark .... Beck, Charles . . . Beck, Daniel . . . Beck, David .... Beck, Kristie Aguilar, T. Armando . . . 10,31,55 Aguilar, Onecimo Aguilar, Rojelio . . . . . 30,31,102 Ajrulovski, Lxri . . . ...... . 155 Ruben ....... 38,56,146 Alcazar, Victoriano . . . 36,55,84,90, Alcazar, Alfaro, Adelaida Alfaro, Veronica Allen, Cindalee . 106,112,114,115 113,115 .... 72,155 . . . . . 23,713,146 Allen, D William . . .... 155 Allen David ..... . . . 115 Allen Dorothy . . . . . 87,137 Allen, Jeffrey . . . . . . 137 Allen, Kathleen . . . . 85,155 Allen, Laurie .......... 58,155 Alley, Woodsonette ........ Altman, Terrence . . .22,'75,78,137 Alvarez, Mary . 136 146 Ambrose, Lori . . ....... 115 Anderson, Duane . . . . 115,137 Anderson, Grant ......... 146 Anderson, Scot ...... 36,37,83,84, 90,96,97,1 1 1,115 Anderson, Helen .......... 137 Andrews, John ....... 35,68,155 Andrews, Patrick . . . 18,35,56,14-6 Andrews, Thomas .... 34,111,1 15 Andrews, Scott .... 22,23,106,155 Andrews, William .... 30,66,67,7l., 90,97,105,11-5 Armbrust, Carol ........ 47,146 Armbrust, Catherine . . 47,105,146 Armbrust, Deborah ........ 137 .........23,155 Ayotte, Doreen Ayres, Rochel . . .33,51,58,105,146 Ayres, Randall ..... ..14,39,155 B Baehr, Charles ........... 115 Bahlmann, Cindy 53,65,72,155,158 Bailey, Brenda .... . ...... 136 Bailey, Carol ............ 146 Bailey, James ............ 136 Bailey Kevin . 29,36,37,54,55,115 Bailey, Tammy ........... 155 Baker, David Brad .... 29,34,116 Baker, Don ............. 137 Baker, Rita ..... 17,22,23,79,107, 11 1,1 16 Balderstone, Loren . . . . . . . . 16 Bali Jr, John .... .. 21,146 Ballance, David . . . . 49,155 Ballance, Kim . . . .5,84,116 Ballard, June . . . . . 19,155 Balli, Belinda . . .. . . . . 155 Ballines, Patricia . . . . . 5,72,146 Ballines, Marcelino . .... . 10 Barajas, Dorine . . . . 105,116 Barajas, Ramon . . .... 155 Baranowski, Amy . . .,.. 116 100,155 Branowski, Andrew ..... Baranowski, Antony .... 100,155 Barnick, Kathleen . . .32,58,59,146 Barnick, Laura ........... 137 Becker, Andrew . . Becker, Brian .... .. ....9 ..6,112 ..19 ..20 ..72,146 116 ..146 ,.155 53 137 .....9,146 20,62,7 1 , 1 37 113,136 137 146 ..39,155 23 136 Becker, Larry 20,36,83,84,109,116 Becker III, Walter ...... 16,155 Beckman, Carl .... . . 31,155 Beckman, Marvin . . .... 70,137 Beckwith, Brett ...... 38,6B,146 Beedle, Mark .......... 56,146 Beedle, Elizabeth .50,51,52,96,137 Beeken, Jane .... Belle, John . . . Belle, Thomas . . Bender, Pam . . . Bennett, Steven Benson, Christopher Benson, Kathleen . Berg, Joseph Bergen, Judith . . . Berger, William . . Bergmann, Alicia . Bergmann, Philip . Berkes, John Berley, Gail . . Berls, Charles . Berls, Jeffrey . . Besch, Rita ..... .. . 84,107,116 ......136 .....28 ... 9,84,116 116 .. 137 .. 72,155 ... 146 ..155 ....137 ...84,94,116 .... 71,137 .. 35,156 137 Besser, Shirley . ,82,83,84,105,116 Best, Pamela .......... 95,116 Best, Paul ..... 36,37,54,55,83,84, 107,110,1 16 Bicchinella, Kelly . 5,22,91,95,137 Bicchinella, Michael .,..... 156 Bicchinella, Wendy ...... 23,146 Bieniek, Christopher .26,36,87,137 Severe, Russell . . . Singleton, LaVora Skobel, Kathy . . Smith, James . . . Sorensen, Vera ....... . . Sparkman, David . Staback, Richard . . Stark, Lawrence . . . Stevens, Dennis . . . Strecker, George . . Strohm, Terry .... ...,..13 .....24,29,33, 52,53,69 . . .9,98,102 . . . . . . . . 26 19,74 24,48,49,60,61 . . .8,32,58,61 ......26 ......19 ........26 .. . 14,72,114 Swan, Howard 19,29,a4,a5,1os,1a7 Unruh, Paul ...... Van DeMark, Jon . . Waldorf, Cheri .... . . .8,24,36,37 . . . .11,17,79 . . . .33,77,98 Waterhouse, Richard ..... 6,102 Wemlinger, Margaret ....... 15 Wicks, Jerry ..... Wissing, Norma . . . Young, Robert .... . . . . . 18,103 . . . . 14,33,73 . . . . 16,66 Yunker, Lee .,..... . . . 19,103 Zimmerman, Terry ....... 26,68 Zmrhal, Helen ....... 8,24,35,70 Binder, Heidi . . Binder, Michael . . Binder, Steve . . Black, Clifford . . . ..146 ...137 .....56,156 .,.....147 Black, Lisa ....... 20,22,75,76,90, 100,107,1 1O,111,1 16 Black, Tamara ........... 156 Blacklidge, Raymond . 20,75,76,78, 89,100,1 17,137 Blacklidge, Richard Blake, Diane .... Blann, Lee ...... Blanquet, Maximino Block, Lisa ...... Bloxam, Michael . . Bloxam, Paula . . . Blum, Robert . . Blum, Timothy . . . Bodnar, Natalie . . Bodony, Katherine Boersma, June . . . Boersma, Kenneth ... . .14,71,72, 103,117 ..... 156 ...10,31,147 .. . . . 79,147 . . . 20,413,156 137 L ..... 36,43 . .56,58,85,147 .......117 ....20,156 ...147 . ..147 Bolin, Barbara ........... 117 Boorsma, Irene .... 17,46,47,79,95 111,1 14,117 Boorsma, Steven .... 39,100,156 Bosh, Denise ............ 156 Bosso, Arthur ........... 136 Bosso, Catherine 81,87,94,103,137 Bosso, Sam ............. 147 Boswell, James ........... 117 Bottomley, Robert ......... 156 Bowen, Michael 14,19,20,36,9O,137 Bowen, Nancy ..... 11,20,21,147 Bowen, Tom ...20,85,101,111,117 Bowman, Mark .... Boyer, James . . Boyer, Larry . . Brand Moira . . Brandt, Carrie . . . Brauer, Kevin . Brauer, Scott . . Braun, Amy . . Braun, Eric ..... Bremberg, Krista . Brewer, Ricky . ........22 ..156 ...117 ...53,147 .....156 .....90,117 ...28,90,147 ......117 .......156 ..99,100,156 ...... 117 Czuchra, Steven . . 'LP Miki! nv +5 ' ,. 'i mu.. I A g . Clark, Carey . . . . .20,49,58,147 Clark, Cindy . . . . . .33,51,64,138 Clark, Debbie . . . ..... . 118 Clark, Finley . . . . . 138 Clark, Kimberly . . ...... 148 Clark, F Ronald . . .... 58,156 Clausen, Kimberley . . . 33,50,51,53, 65,148 Clay, Brett .... . . 66,71,118 Clay, James . . . . . . 38,148 Clay, Tracy ..... .... 5 ,156 Cleaver, Wendi . . . . . . 80,118 Clifford, John . . . . . . . 156 Cochran, Tami . . . . . . 72,156 Coix, Guadalupe . . .... 138 Cole, Mark ..... . . 105 Cole, Robert ..... . . 156 Colford, Patrick . . 148 Collins, Barbara .......... 156 Collins, David ...... 63,73,75,148 Collins, Patrick .......... 118 Collyer, Kevin . . . . . . 148 Collyer, Robert . . . . . . .156 Colwell Sandy . . . . . . 156 Conrad, Carol . . ..... 156 Czajka, Marguerite .... 1 10,1 18 Czerwinskl, Lawrence . . 39,68,156 Czuchra, Henry .......... 148 D . . . 17,79,136 Dailey, Kemberly .... 22,23,74,75, 77,91,118 Dasho, Rosemarie ......... 138 Dasho, Victoria ..... 87,113,118 Dastych, Charles ...... 36,66,67, 104,138 Davenport, Marcus . . . . . . . . 70 Davis, Kevin ..... . . . 7,148 Davis, Mary .... ....... 1 38 Davis, Steven . . . . . . 62,63,138 cook Kenneth .......... 68,156 Dellom' Kathleen Dominguez, Erasmo I 147 Briggs, Mark . . . Briggs, Michael ..... 63,1 17,156 Briggs, Richard ........... 63 Brinker, Georgeanne ....... 147 Brinkman, Thomas . . . . . 38,147 Brokaski, David . . . Brokaski, Doreen . . ..... 156 Brown, Diane . . . Brown, Donald . . Brown, Nancy ....... 22,23,76,98, 100,1 1 1,1 1 7 Brown, Rebecca .......... 117 Brown, Rick .... '41,42,84,106,117 Browning, Kevin ,......... 158 Browning, William Bruce, William ....... 12,55,117 Brugmann, Sharon . .20,21,72,147 147 .. . . . . 147 . . . 38,43,147 I N Campbell, Diane .... 58,59,86,156 Campbell, Beth ....... 94,98,138 Campbell, Gerri . . Campbell, Terri . . Campos, Marcello ..... 30,74,136 Campos, Robert . . Cancel, Alice . . . Cancel, Israel ........ 18,38,147 Cancel, Sylvia ......... 21,156 Cannavlno, Richard 39,68,155,156 Caputo Renee 20,80,94,96,104,138 Cardenas, Marcos ........ 118 Carey, Cindy .... .... 1 36 Carey, Greg ........... 30,138 . . . . 15,147 .... 84,118 .......10 138 Carey, Jesse ............ 156 Carlson, Dawn . . .40,83,84,94,118 Carlson, Kathleen . .40,94,104,106, Cortez, Cristina ...... 23,52,148 Cortez,Miguel . .29,36,37,41,42,66, 67,104,111,118 Cortis, Cynthia . . .73,111,118,172 Costello, Clayton ......... 148 Costello, Michelle ......... 148 Cothra, Julie ............. 16 Courtney, Colleen .... 50,52,64,65, Davis, Tammy . . Dean, Michael . . 138 138 Dean, Sharon ......... 156,158 Deason, Kenneth .... Decent, Annette . . 39,56,68,157 . . . 14,72,157 De Dera, Douglas ..... 38,56,148 148 Dempewolff, Brigitte ....... 148 Dempsey, Steve . . 20,101,107,118 Demski, Phyllis ........... 26 Demski, Richard . . . .... . 136 Denges, Frank . . . . . 31,63,157 Deutsch, Debra ........ 84,118 Devereux, Marie ....... 75,138 Devereux, Robert 73,75,96,148,151 70,138 Courtney, Kathleen . . . 50,51,52,64, 65,70,138 Covarrubias, Lorenzo ...... 156 Cowart, Carol . .17,79,87,100,118 Cowart, Lisa . . . 22,23,72,100,103, 156,158 Coyne, Dorothy ....... 102,148 Crittenden, Joann Cruz, Carlos ....... 41,138,141 Cruz, Daniel ........ 23,31,156 Cruz, German .... 30,85,102,118 118 Cruz, Leticia ............ 156 Cruz, Lucila. ............. 156 Cruz, Antonio ............. 15 Cunningham, Dawn . 23,58,156,158 Bryant, Pamela ...... 23,72,147 Bryant, Suzanne . . . . . 23,40,57 Bublitz, Keith . . . . . . 12,84,118 Bublitz, Penny . . ...... 156 Buck, Cynthia . . . . . 73,147 Buechel, William . . . . . 136 Buenrostro, Albert . . . . 118 Buenrostro, James . . . . 147 ugarin, Roberina unge, Scott ..... . . 156 urba, Phyllis ........... 137 urden, Timothy ........ 12,58 urgeson, Dean . .32,58,60,61,147 urgess, Deanne 40,57,95,104,137 urlingame, Clifford ....... 137 urlingame, Mitchel ....... 147 ussie, Carla. ........ 20,21,118 ussie, Jeffrey ........... 156 ussler, Rod ............ 138 ussler, Zane .... 36,41,42,83,84, 104,106,109,118 utler, Richard . . . utts, Rebecca . . acic, Mike . . . alderon, Jose .... ampbell, Carol .... . 118 ... 23,156 .. 138 .. . . 147 ....73,156 138,145 Carnana, Steven .......... 156 Carr, Kimberly . . . . . . 94,118 Carter, Phillip . . . . . . . 156 Casey, Janice ...... . . 156 Castelvecchl, Caryn ....... 156 Castelvecchl, Timothy .... 17,118 Catalano, Joel ......... 36,138 Chabez, Carlos ........... 136 Cheehy, Daniel ........... 138 Chezem, Beth . . . 20,73,81,94,105, 107,110,112,118 Chilicki, Christine ......... 147 Chiman, Pedro ....... 31,49,156 Chmielewski, Catherine . 15,73,147 Chmielewski, Dennis ....... 138 Choe, Eun ......... 22,107,118 Choe, John ............ 68,156 Chorley, Dale . . . Choules, Laurie . . Christensen, Carol ..138 138 .. 15,138 Christopher, Roy . . . . . . 71,138 Chrlstopherson, Ken Christopher, Patty . . . 39,156 ..118 Cielo, Norberto ..... ..... 1 0 Cicero, Jo-Ella ........ 11 1,118 Cicero, Carla ............ 138 Cilek, James Christopher . 78,156 Citron, Hilary ........... 118 Clark, Barry . . . . 138 Cunningham, James . . . 3,36,58,61, 104,138 Cvek, Paul ...... . . . 156 Czajka, Michael . . . . . 148 De Vitto, Brlgitti ......... 148 Devore, John .... . . . 87,138 Dibella, Fiorella .......... 157 Dlerking, Jeni ...... 94,109,1 18 Dierschow, Anne ......... 138 Dieter, Dale .... Dieter, Dawn . . . Dieter, Edwin . . . Dieter, Shea . . . . Dilanni, Bill .... Dinlcolo, Maria . . Divito, Kathleen .... Dixon, Andy .... Dodge, Linda . . . Dodge, Sally . . . Dohogne, Paula . . Dolan, Mary ...... Dcld, Timothy ..... Dominguez, Gabriel Dominguez, Gabriela 'w., ,. 'C nl'1 cu, , sf ilu. rw' .. -' sQ',g M xf, 1 .. 148 . . . .. 120 . . . . 66,120 .. 36,71,138 .. . . . .. 35 . . . . . . 157 . 87,110,120 . . . . 12,136 . . . 33,148 .. . . 120 . . . . .. 120 .. . . 19,157 111,136,172 .. . . 30,138 . . . . 30,31 .. . . 157 mf. mm' f, .,: iw: ll v ma., 4 U--1, 4 . f 441.1 ..- wt' Frantz, Katherine .... 20,22,23,52, Frantz, Kerry . . . Fraser, Sandra . . Fredricks, Arnold . French, Denise . . . French, Roxanne 92.148 . .23,63,78,158 .... . . . . 148 .. ..... 158 . .... 65,148 139 Freund, Janice ..... 5,87,96, 106, 137,139,172 Freund, John ........ 66,67,121 Friedlander, Monica Frolik, David .... Frommert, Gregory 136 .. . . .54,55,7'7, 84,121 Frommert, Kathleen .20,72,89,148 Frommert, Robert ..... 55,71,139 Frye, Donna ..... . . 23,85,158 Fuchs, Chris . . . .... . 121 Fuchs, Sandy . . . . 148 Fuja, John . . . Fulk, Ronald ' .... Fuller, Michael . . . 148 ......25.139 122,158 Fuller, Robert . . .29,58,84,87,11 G Gaddis, Chuck ........... 136 Gaddis, Christopher ..... 78,139 Gage, John ...... 96,99,100,122 L Dosedel, Thomas . . . . . 120 Doyle, Jacquelyn ......... 157 148 Doyle, Jeffrey .... Dropp, Laurie . . . Ducharme, Michelle Ducharme, Nancie Ducharme, Roberta .36,96,106,120 1577 138 120 Duckworth, Patricia . . . 72,89,148 Dunlap, Ted Mike ..... 39,68,157 Duriavich, Daniel . . . . . .34,14El Duriavich, David . . . . . 72,120 Durkee, Deborah . . . .20,21,148 Durkee, Rodney . . . . 20,21,157 Durr, Paul ...... ,... 1 38 Duszynski, Kim . . . . . 148 Escamilla, Fred . . Escamilla, Janie . . . Escobedo, Jesus . . . .. 39,157 , . .. 121 ...10,30,49 Ferguson, Sandra ....... 23,157 Fernandes, Daniel . .38,43,60,148 Fernandes, Lucy ...... 33,911,138 Ferrer, Ismael Ferro, Brian ........ 39,49,157 Ferro, Terry 21,48,92,98,100,138 Fester, Daniel . . .43,58,60,85,148 Fiene, Daryl ............. 136 Fiene, Diane .......... 23,157 Finnegan, Debra . . 33,51,53,64,65, 70,1 1 1, 121 Finnegan, Richard . .35,56,63,157 Finnegan, Tracy .. 33,50,51,64,70, Gaither, Marie . . Galloway, Cheryl Galloway, John . . Galloway, Kim . . Gambino, David . Gangestad, Bonnie Gansberg, Karen Gansberg, Timothy Garafola, Gary . . Garcia, Anthony . Garcia, Rogelio . Gary, Jeffrey . . . 157.158 113,122 158 ...94,139 .. ..139 .. ,.158 ..148 ..122,135 .. ..139 ...,148 .......35,158 Gatehouse, Holly Ann . . .20,33,50, 51,65,158 Gatehouse, Mark ..... 48,62, 139 Gates, Elizabeth ........ 81,148 Gatewood, Gregory . . . 16,113,122 Gatewood, Sherry ......... 158 Geick, Dave ..... ..... 1 58 Geiger, Joann . . . . . 158 Geroulis, Richard . . . . . . . 139 Giltner, Debby .... . . 113,122 Glenn, Fredrick . . .... 15 Glenn, Pamela ........... 12 Goering, Lynn ........... 158 Goering, Wendy . .14,20,69,72,139 Gomez, Andres ........... 136 Duszynski, Simone . . . . . . 138 E Earley, Donna . . . . . . 33,134,120 Earley, Ellen .... ...... 1 57 Earley, James ... ... 120,135 Egelano, Kaleen . . . . . . 107,120 Eggert, Glenn ........... 138 33,64,65,107, Eles, Eniko ..... .. 111,113,120 Escobedo, Maria Espig, Sharon . . . . . . 148 Estrada, Alanna . . . . . . . 148 Ethridge, Amy . . . . . 90,138 Evans, Julie ..... ..... 2 3 Evans, Jeanne . . . . . 12,121 Evans, Robert . . . . 138 Evan Randy .. .. 148 Evitt, Richard . . . . 121 Eynik, Ronald ... ...55,138 Eynik, Ted ... ... 121 F Faille, Richard . . . . 136,157 Fairbanks, Arthur ...... 17,121 Fairbanks, James Fairbanks, Robert . . .31,58,68,148 Falk, Kathleen . . Falk, Michael Falls, Brian . . Farcas, Laura . . . 136 121 138 Fisher, Michael .... . . 157 Fitzenreider, Laura . . . . 148 Flanagan, Michael . . . . 148 Flens, David ..... . . 138 Flens, Pamela . . . . 148 Fleury, Michael . . . .... . 157 Flickinger, Robin . . . 26,121 Flores, Rodolfo . . . . 106 Flores, Rebecca . . . . . . 148 Fochi, Kimberly . . . . . . 23,157 Focht, Tammy . . . . . 87,121 Fondel, Edward . . . . . . 157 Gomez, Raul . . Gomez, Rick ...... ....... 1 8 Gomez, Silvia Gonzales, Armando . . 36,37,58,60, 61,71,83,84,113,122 Gonzales, Elvira .......... 122 Gonzalez, Frances . . . . 148 Gonzalez, Ismael . ..... 10 Goodell, John .... . . . 78,139 Goodwin, Sandra Gordon, Catherine ........ 148 Gordon, Jeffrey ...... 71,75,139 .... .148 Grauer, George ...... 34,56, 149 Elslager, Barbara 21,107,110,12O Elslager, Leanne .,... 20,21,138 Elstrom, Wendy .......... 138 Enders, Christopher ....... 138 Enders, Denise ....... 7,57,64,65, 95,1 13,120 Enfield, Molly . . ..... 85,157 Engel, Jeffrey . . . . . 22,66,138 Engel, Stephen . . . Engelhard, Amy . . Erb, Richard . . . Erckman, Debi . . . .... 73,157 .. 138 .. 157 .. 138 1 1 1,12 1 Farrell, Anne 20,32,58,59,102,148 Farrell, James ....... 55,84,121 Feece, Deanna ........... 157 Feld, Catherine ..... 23,72,89,100, 103,148 Feld, Mary ...... 23,72,89,99,100. 107,121 Fenton, Jeanie . . . . . 73,148 Fenton, Karen ........,.. 148 Ferguson, Jeffrey ..... 28,68,138 Ferguson, John . . . . . 38,148 Ford, Sandra .... . Forester, Paul ..... Foster, Bobbi ...... 157 138 64,65,71,138 Foster, Kudge ........... 157 Foster, Shyrlene ..... 69,107,136 Foster, Sharon . . . ..... 69,138 Fota, Frank . . . . . . 137,139 Fota, Judith . . . . . . 157 Fowler, James . . .... 43 Fowler, Robert .... . . . 25,139 Fox, Kenneth ...... ..... 1 57 Franklin Jr, Michael .... 38,39,73, 105,148 Gorskey, Mary . . Gorvett, Richard .......23J58 19,22,78,96,99, 100,139 Gott, Frank ........., 113,12 Gould, Lisa . .4,22,23,75,76,77,99, 100.107,110,1 1 1.122 Gove, Michael . . . Goykovich, George Gravenites, Greg . 139 ....20,31,149 136 Gregor, Carrie-Lynn .... 23,73,75 Griffin, Robbin . . Gross, Sandy . . .. ..... 139 .. 158 Hochsprung, Richard .... 17,136 Grover, Robert . . . . . . . 122 Groves, Donald . . . . 105,122 Grzanka, Michael Gsedl, Bodo ..... 20,72,74,75,96, 111,122 Guerrero, Juan ........ 10,158 Gunnell, David ........... 149 Gustafson, Dawn . 94,106,139,172 Gustafson, Judith . . . 14,20,21,72, 139,158 Gufstafson, Lisa . . 20,21,22,72,89, 96,107,111,113,122 Gutierrez, Catherine ..... 75,149 Gutierrez, Juan . . . . . 31,158 Hernandez, Tirso . . Heyden, Diane . . . 149 140 Heyden, Don . . . 38,149 Hicks, Donna .... 85,159 Higgins, Michelle . . . . . 159 Hill, Robin .............. 140 Hill, Sharon ............ 7,149 Hill, Thomas . . 5,39,49,58,6O,159 Hillerby, Melinda .... . . . 12,140 Ice, Jeffrey ....... Ice, W Brent .... .........159 ... 73,100,159 Ingraham, Kathryn ........ 140 Ingraham, Steven ...... 19,62,63, Ireland, Timothy . Irwin, Randall . . . 101,107,124 140 124 Ishii, Brenda .......... 23,161 Isles, Jerry .... . ........ 150 Hinton, James . . . . 149 I-Iix, David ....... . . 159 Hochsprung, Bert ..... . . . 159 Hochsprung, Norman . . 149 Iuro, Margaret .22,23,76,77,84,92, 93,100,101,106,111,124 Iuro, Nick ..... 22,23,92,100,159 Ivanecky III, Joseph ..... 39,159 Guzlas, Debra . . . 149 Haag, Larry ............ 28,35 Haag, Chris .... 35,57,95,137,139 Haag, Eileen ......... 35,105,149 Hadri, Pranvera . . . Hager, Daniel Hager, Kim . . . Hahn, Dennis . . Hahn, Lee . . . Hahn, Lee . . . Hall, Brenda .... 123 123 . . . 36,93,158 . . .87,93,158 . . . 87.93,158 123 Hall, Joe ............. 43,158 Hallman, Elizabeth ..... 22,23,81, 90,104,123 Hallman, David ...... 24,49,149 Hallock, Marland ......... 139 Hamilton, W Martin 17,79,84,123 Hamilton, Todd . . . .... 20,149 Hammac, Lyle ..... 25,55,62,139 Hammond, Julie ........ 12,139 Handeland, Deihdre ...... 149 Hansen, Gregory 39,43,68,158 Hansen, Leann .....,... 94,139 Hansen, William . . . . . 43,158 Happel, Jean .... ....... 1 23 Hardee, Donald .......... 139 Hardy, Barbara .... 17,22,77,123 Harper, Kimberly ...... 136 Harrison, David . . . . . 71,139 Hartigan, Ronald Hatchell, Marissa Keck, Darlene . . Hatfield, Donna . . . Hattula, Mary .... 158 11,123 . .... 123 . 58,64,65,149 Havemann, Sandra ........ 149 Hodges, Angela .... 20,52,72,149 Hodges, Kevin 19,25,93,98,100,107 110,123 Hodges, Steven .... 25,39,73,159 Hoehn, Amy ............. 159 Hoehn, Eric ........... 25,124 Holderfield, Kenneth . . .21,68,159 Holland, Dean .... . . 36,140 Holland, Suzanne . . . . 23,159 Homan, Mark ......... 124,159 Hookham, Charles .... 34,71,124 Hookham, Donna ....... 33,149 Horn, Robin ..... 73,100,159,161 Hornbuckle, Lorraine ...... 149 Horvath, Charles . . .39,58,60,159 Horvath, Lyda ..... 72,96,94,140 Houle, Laura . . . ..... 105,124 Howard, Brett . . . . . . . 124 Howard, Dana . . . . . 23,149 Howard, Lisa .... . . 149 Howard, Maureen .......... 90 Howat, Laurie ........... 140 Howell, Anthony .... 26,66,71,124 Howell, Michael ........ 68,159 Huff, Karl . . 32,56,58,60,159,161 Hughes, Marcia .......... 159 Hughes, Scott ........... 149 Hughey, Katherine .... 23,86,149 Hynek, Susan .... . . 20,140 Ice II, Richard . . . . . . 73,76,150 J Jacobson, Cynthia . .. 158,159 Jager, Cynthia . . . . . . . 159 Jager, Mark .... . . . 28,150 Jakopchek, Edmund . . . 17,85,124 Jakopchek, Linda ..... 15,47,159 James, Diane .... Janaes, Julie .... J ankowski, Gonzalo J archow, Karen . . ......9,124 ...23,155,159 140 150 Jaskoske, James ...... 39,68,159 Jaskula, Theresa ..... 73,85,159 Jentsch, Brian . . . . . . . 150 Jeppsen David . . . . . 26,124 Jeppsen Susie . . . . . . 150 Johnsen James .. ..... 140 Johnsen Kimberly ..... 105,140 Johnsen Stephen . .... 136 Johnsen Susan . . . . 45,150 Johnson, Andrew . . . . 159 Johnson, Jennifer . . . . 20,21 Johnson John ...... . 136 Johnson Joseph ........ 87,124 Johnson, Robert .... 73,75,76,150 Johnston, Catherine ..... 21,22,81, ' 95,140 Johnston, David ..... 32,58,60,61 Johnston, Dennis . . . 105,113,124 Jolls, Jenifer . . .22,91,94,109,124 Jones, Jeffery ........ 38,70,150 Jordan, James . . ..... 140 Jordan, William . . . . 113,125 Judge, Saundra . . ........ . 8 Judson, David . .... 34,48,140 Judson, Robert ..... 34,35,96,106 Justice, David . . ........ 107 K Kaelin, Jerilyn ........... 135 Kamm, Julie ..... 21,95,101,107 110,114,l25,136 Kania, Kirk ......,...... 150 Karcher, John .48,49,11O,125,136 Karwoski, David .......... 125 Haverstick, Charles ....... 149 Havlicek, George . . . . 17,136 Havlicek, Joseph ......... 139 Havlik, April ........ 20,94,139 Havlin, Jennifer 22,47,91,92,95,98, 100,111,112,114,123,172 Hayes, Robert ..... 104,140,143 Hayes, William ........... 123 Hedrick, Carol 20,50,51,64,65,14O Heier, Cynthia ......... 20,149 Heier, Gregory 5,72,73,98,100,158 Heinrich, Donna Lee ....... 123 Heinrich, Kelly ............ 23 Hemmerich, Karen ........ 123 Heinz, Julie .... Heinz, Monica . . Heisey, Linda .... Heitzler, Daniel . . 158 149 158 . . .29,36,140 Heitzler, Robert ..... , . 39,158 Hemmerich, Robert .... 56,85,149 Henkel, Laurine . . Henle, Daniel ..... Hennessy, Michael . Hensel, Keith ..... Hensel, Richard . . Hensel, Willard . . Hermo, Kelly . . . Herman, Mary .... Hernandez, Gladys . . . Hernandez, Juan . . .. .. 123 149 ... 7,158 149 ...36,140 158 ..20,149 158 140 ...39,159 Kassaros, Elayne . . . . 159 Kaste, Paula .... . . 140 Kaste, Wayne . . . . 159 150 Keeley, Sharon ........ 159,161 Kelleghan, Brian . .32,84,109,125 Kelleghan, Sean . . 56,58,6O,61,73, 85.150 Keller, Scott .... ..... 6 8,159 Kennedy, Edward .......- 56,150 Kennedy, Scot ..... 32,58,60,150 Kennedy, David ........ 56,159 Kennedy, Elizabeth ..... 22,99,100, 102,140 Kenney, Leslie ........... 140 Kerner, Pamela .... 20.53,81,150 Kerstan, Andrew ......... 140 Kerstan, Peter .... . . 19,159 Kerstein, Ronald . . . . 17,79 Kesler, Bruce .... . . . 20,48 Kesler, Laurie . . . . . . 125 Kim, Patty ..... . , . 159 Kim, Virginia ...... . . 73,140 Kindermann, Jeffery ..... 78,159 Kleinedler, Joanne . . . . 150 Kleinedler, Patricia . . . . 125 Klingberg, Amy ........ 11,150 Klingberg, Kenneth ....... 125 Klingberg, Mike . .36,66,67,71,l40 Klipp, Roberta 22,23,91,99,100,125 Klosterman, Linda ........ 140 Kohler, Andrew . . . . . 34 Kobler, Timothy . . . . . 35 Korkosz, Denise . . . . 125 Kosatka, Kenneth ............ Kosnik. Kris ............. Kosusnik, Robert . , .32,58,61, Kosusnik, Roger ..,,.... 24, Kott, Jr Edward ....... 157, Kottkamp. Christopher . .5,23, Kottkamp, Shane . . Kovac, Robert .,.. Kovac. James . ...... . , Kowalewski, Deborah Kowalewski, Donald .28.38.43 Koziol, Joseph . . . . , . 28,48, Krafft. Kelly . . Kraft, Arthur . . . .. 146 Kraft, Jeffrey . . . . . . 39,43 Kranz, Gary . . Kranz. Kirstan . . Kraus, Dawn . . ..17 Krol, Robin . . . ,... . . . . Krucek. Karen ...,....... Krueger, Roberta .22,100,102, Kudrna, Deborah . . Kufrin, Julieann . . . Kihlman, Kimberly , Kuhlman, Robert . , Kunesh. Christopher .. ..49 Kuntz, Kathryn ,.... . . 75 Kuykendall. Candace ....... Kuykendall, Michael ,..18.43 Kyger. Kelly .... 25,83,84,94 Kynast, Kim ,4,69.83,84,90,96, L LaBarbera. Kristine ..,. . . Lakics, John ....... . . . Lakics. Steven , . Lakics, Theresa . . Lambert, Jeffrey . . Lange. Scott .... Langhoff, Timothy . Lara, Madeline . . Large, Joyce . . . . Lebeau, William . . Lederer, Dan . . . Lederer. Jeffrey . . Lederman, John . , Lederman, Lance . . Leeseberg, Scott . . Leffew, Robert . . Leffew, Thomas . . Leggett, Kelly . . , Leithem, Deanne . . Leithem, Sharon . . . ..17, ..21 ..56. ...18, 21,107. .....68 . 39,56. ..28 ..36 ..65 Lenertz, Sher-ry 81,95,106,113 Lenertz, Kathryn ....... 23 Lentini, Antoinette , . . Leonard, Laura ...... . . . . Lettieri, Donna ..... Lichte, Eric . , . 20,40,57 .....2O,48 .23,70, 159 125 125 140 159 100, 159 140 159 150 125 150 150 150 1410 159 150 141 126 159 126 126 126 150 141 150 150 1411 126 150 126 126 150 159 141 159 159 159 150 159 126 159 141 159 159 1411 150 159 1411 159 150 159 126 14:1 150 159 150 151 159 Lichte, Kurt ....... 49,58,111 Liebezeit, Ann ........... Liebezeit, Kurt . 22,2-3,98,100,106. 107,110,113,114,126,1'2'2 Liles, Elizabeth .... 50,51,53,160 Lindenmeier, Michelle . . 23,72,150 141 Line, Chris .......,.......... 141 Lins, Suzanne . . 20,81,90,94,107, 109,126 Lippmann, Gordon . . . . . . 160 Lisewski, Jeffrey . . .,.. 160 Lisewski, Shirley . . . .81,84,QI5 Little, Peter ..... ....... 2 :O Little, Timothy ..... 107,113,120 Littlefield, Crystal ........ 141 Littlefield, Mark ,... 39,56,68,1G'0 Lockert, Steven ...... 38,68,150 Lockert, Tamara . . . . 113,126 Lockett, Becky . . . .... 126 Loerzel, David . . . . 150 A L Loerzel, Elizabeth Loerzel, Scott . . Lolli, Alfred .... Lopez, Gilberto . Lopez, Jose .... Lowe, Jeffrey . . . Luers, Katharina Luers, Tina .... Lundgren, Tamara Lutman, Steve , . Lynch, John . . . Lynch, Cathy . . . Lynch, Melinda . Lyne, Carol .... Lyne, Kevin . . M Macadam, James Macaluso, Mark . Macias, Maria . . Mackey, Craig . . Mackey, Kevin . . Macko, Laura . . Macko, Mary .... 52,71,84,97, Macko, Patricia ....... 103, Mailloux, Jeffrey Malia, Tony .,... 32,58,66,67, Mann, Jill ..... Mancera, Teresa Marano, Steven . Marchand, Joseph Marco, Kim .... Marcum, Christine Marcum, David . Marcum, Kimberly Marek, Andrea , . .16,2O,59,95, Marek, Anthony . Marlowe, Robert . Marrandino, Louis Marschinke, Paul Marshall, Marilyn Martin, Sheryl . . Martin, Theodore 150 141 160 141 10 141 150 141 150 .126 141 136 127 ,127 160 141 160 150 127 150 127 141 150 141 150 10 141 150 ,150 . . 22,23,40,57, 58,150 160 141 127 160 136 160 127 82 141 160 Martinez, Roel . , . Marting, Cynthia . .....31,150 23,100,160 Martins, Christopher ...... 150 Marvin, R Tom . . Masek, John .... Matias, Donald . . . Matias, Donna . . Matson, Louis . . Matson, Sue .... Matson, Warren . . Mattioli, Angela . . Mc Adams, Tamara .. ..160 141 ....16,150 127 ..30,141,143 . . . , . 33,150 .. 31,160 126 .....20,150 McAdams, Thomas 20,110,127,136 McCarty, S. .... . McClelland, Chris . McConkey, Kevin . McCuan, William . McCune, Shirley . . ......36,127 ..5,84,103,127 140 150 McGregory, Patricia ..... 84,127 McGregory, Thomas McIntosh, Barbara McIntosh, Barbara McIntosh, Judith . McIntosh, Mary . . McKee, Kathryn . . McKee, Paul ..., Mc Murray, Eric . Mc Murry, Michael Medley, Eric .,.. Medley, Wenona . . Melin, Melanie . . . Mennecke, Carla . Mercado, Victor . . Mertes, Linda . . . Metcalf, Catherine Metcalf Jr, Charles Metzger, Brian . . Metzger, Donna . . Meyers, Randall . . Miessler, Kathy . . Millard, Jeff .... Millard, Steven . . Miller, Betsy . . . Miller, Dale . . Miller, Danijo . . . Miller, Edward . . . 160 . . . .CBOD-160 . . . .0782-141 .. ...... 160 107,110,127 141 151 31,58,60,61, 147,154 ...75,76,151 ... 102,136 160 151 . 105,127 ...55,85.151 151 .....3,23,151 160 . ...... 151 . . . 50,511,127 142 .. 81,151 .. 21,160 142 .. 128 ,... 151 ..9O,151 ... 84 Miller, Heather . . Miller. Heidi . . 22 91 94 104 137 Miller, Lawrence . Miller, Ralph . . . Miller, Scott . . Miller, Tina . . . Mills, Bonnie . . Mills, Debra .... Miltner, Dennis . . Minnich, Avonne . . Minor, Joy ...... Minter, Jay ..... Minter, Jayne . .22 30 87 102 Mitz, Melissa .... Mitz, Michelle . . Modaff, Dean . . . Modica, Donna . . . Modica, John . . Modica, Linda . . Modlin, George . . Moffati, Scott .... Monningh, Maxwell Monroy, Irma .... Montalvo, David . . Montana, Dennis C Montero, Lorena . Moore, James H . . Moore, Karen L . . 23 46 47 85 Moore, Mary J . . . 52 65158 1 Moore, Richard D . Morales, America Morales, Linda . . Morales, Maria . . Moran, Tim M . . . Moreno, Mary . . . Morgan, Richard D 66,67,84,107,109,110111 1 Morgan, Tammy . . Morley, Tina M . . Morrissey, Randall L 48 103 Mosingo, Sherry L Mosson, Lisa M 21,58 59 60 85 Mounce, Joni M . . Moyer, Daniel S . . Mueller, Dawn M . Murray, Timothy J ...... 38,151 Mueller, Kenneth . . . 18,30,31,58, 60,61,142 Mueller, Scott J ...... 43,58,160 Muilenburg, Mary 40,50,51,84,128 Muer, Dan .............. 151 Murname, Timothy I . . . 37,90,142 Murphy, Alan W ....... 49,160 Murphy, J Barry . .20,74,128,136 Murphy, Kathi ........... 128 Murphy, Laurie A . . . . . 33,160 Murphy, Margaret ........ 128 Murphy, Milford D .. . . 58,68,151 Murphy, Tamara L . 32,58,59,110, Murray 111,128 Patrick B .... 36,43,128 Musial, Mark S ........ 17,129 Musnickl, Cheri L ......... 151 Mussman, Martin S . 19,35,63,76, 104,151 Myers, Karen L . . . . . 81,142 Myers, Lisa M . . . . . . 160 N Naill, Diana L . . . . . 86,160 Naill, Michael R .......... 142 Nejedly, Frank J ....... 36,142 Nellis, Dale A . .106,107,111,114, 128,172 Ceil P ........... 136 Peter .... Thomas C Michael Thomas .... .... 151 Dee K ........... David J ...... 62,63,142 Linda M ..... 51,158,160 29,30,31,62,71, 128 160 .. .. . 63,151 Wendy .... . . . 129 Jeanne . . . . . 26,129 TerryL... ...151 John P ........ 129 Jim R ......... 75,142 Linda . . . 74,75,92,96,99, 100,129 ... . 93,104,142 Joann ......... 20,151 Elizabeth . . .22,23,75, 142,143 Noceda, Ruben . . Noesges, Larry . Noesges, Mark . . Noga, Greg . . . . Nogaj, Debra ...... Nogaj, Thomas . . . Nolan, Mary .... . . . . 31,152 Parra, Benjamin . . . . . 152 Ranahan, Richard . . . . . 12,142 . . . 16,35,160 Parra, Corina ..... . . 160 Ranken, Edward . . . . . . 39,161 . . . . . .. 142 Parris, Tammy . . . . . .. 130 Ratcliff, Gail . . . . .... 161 . . . . . 41,129 Pashkus, Elizabeth . . . . . 142 Ratcliff, Robin . . . . . . 142 81,90,140,142 Pashkus, Teri . .... ..... 1 30 Rathe, Donna Jo . . . . . . . . 152 . .29,56,68,152 Pease, Karen ..... .... 1 7,136 Rathe, Randy .... . . 106,142 . . . . . 45,142 Pedersen, Kenneth . . . 96,104,142 Ratliff, Thomas . . . . . 17,142 Noonan, Amy . . .21,23,72,102,160 Norman, Timothy 4,36,37,41,42,71, 84,96,109,110,111,129 North Bob ..... 20,22,75,101,129 Nottingham, Stuart ....... 142 Nottingham, L Scott ..... 43,152 Novosad, Anthony ....... 39,160 Novasad, Kennan . 36,37,48,49,71, Novosad, Patrice . . Nowicki, Phillip . . Nunez, Raquel . . O O'Barr, Audre .... O'Connor, Patricia O'Gwin, Roy .... O'Gwin, Bruce . . O'Leary, Charles . . O'Leary, Robert . . Olin, Michael . . . Oliver, Julie . . . Olson, Brian .... Olson, Gail ...... Olson, Peggy Ann . . Olson, Robert ..... Olson, Suzanna . . . O'Neill, Douglas . . . Oshea, Daniel ..... Osterman, Kenneth Otavka, Suzanne . Owen, John ...... Pacelt, Jeffrey . . 107,129 . 146,149,152 129 ..152 ..... 160 .... 142,155 ..... 68,142 ...21,a9,1eo . . . . 84,129 . . . 39,4a,16o .... 78,142 . . . 23,-17,160 ..... 17,136 . . . 2o,75,152 ..... 69,152 ... 114,129 ..... 152 .. 142 . ..... 152 ..,.. 31,152 . . . 77,85,16O ...... 129 152 Pacelt, Kenneth . . . . . . 56,160 Panzella, Mark .... . . . Parr, James . . . . 130 . . . 17,142 Penzanik, John .... Perez, Jesus ..... Perhai, Margaret Perhai, Richard . . . Perhai, Robert . . Perri, Rita ..... 130 160 ...23,152 142 .......17 .. 15,104,130 Pester, Jimmy .... ...... 1 36 Peterhans, Sharon ......45,142 Peterson, Christiana . 21,22,23,73, 77,92,152 Peterson, Kathleen . . 2O,22,23,75, 98,101,107,111,130 Peterson, Steven Peterson, Theresa .......85,152 .. ..... 142 Petlon, Daniel .... .... 2 0,142 Petragallo, Maria Petty, Barbara .... Pfeiffer, Susan . . Philips, Abbie ..... Phillips, Paulette ..... 40,57,152 160 . . 136 .. 130 160 Phillips, Ted ..... .... 7 1,142 Phillips, Veronica ... . 18,130,142 Picton, Dawn ............ 1 6 1 Ratllff, Timothy .,........ 1 3 1 Rauschenberger, James .... 1 3 1 Rawlings, Jack ....... 36,87,131 Reed, Thomas ....... 41,42,131 Reeve, Lori ...... 20,71,107,131 Rega, Mark ........... 22, 1 36 Rega Robin . 11,23,33,45,103,152 Rehr, Frank Pieratos, Creighton . . 19,20,62,71, 78,107,130 Pietrobon, Donna ......... 152 Pietrobon, Victor . . . . . 26,130 Pine, Mark .... . . 152 Pineda, Henry .... ..... 1 30 Pineda, Rosalinda ......... 23,161 Pineda, Ruben ...... 36,104,142 Plefka, Jon ...... 54,55,84,97,130 Plomb, Cindy .... 72,75,106,107, 11O,111,130,172 Plomb, Daniel ......... 152,172 Poirier, Lawrence . . .35,56,68,161 Poli, Anna .............. 161 Polz, Victor .... . . 152 Ponczko, Holly . . . . 152 Ponczko, Jim . . . . . . 142 Poppino, Kathy .... . . . 20,142 Potirala, James . . . . . . 161 Potirala, Michael Potirala, Steven . . . .... . 136 ..142 Reid, Sandra . . . .... 20,90,142 Reitz, Linda ........ 23,100,161 Rennels, Timothy . . .36,43,66,142 Rensner, Russell ........ 17,136 Reyes, Sam ....... 36,58,61,142 Reynolds, Michael Rice, Roger ........ . . 131 Richmond, Catherine Richmond, Randall . . . . . 136 Richmond, Todd . . . . . 161 Rickelman, James . . .... 119 Riehecky, Jacklyn . . . . . 23,152 Riley, Frank ..... . . . 10,131 Riley, Rebecca . . . . . 21,152 Rinn, Danial . . . . . 20,152 Rios,Joel... 143 Rios, Julia . . . . . . 24,153 Rios, Maria . . . ...... . 161 Risch, Daniel . . . ...... 39,161 Risch, Deanna ..... 32,52,59,153 Risch, Jody .... ...... 9 4,143 Robbins, Daniel .... 20,22,23,76, g 100,153 Robbins, Marcia . . . . . 35,153 Roberg, Janet . . Roberg, Matthew Roberts, Arvln . . Roberts, Steven . Robertson, John . Robertson, Scott . Robles, Juan . . . Rodriguez, Christine Rodriguez, Irma . Rodriguez, Karina Rodriguez, Susan Roesel, Randolf . . ...131 .. ...153 . .... 161 . ..... 22,143 161 ...12,22,36,131 .......31,153 143 ....161 . . . . . 72,89,153 . .... 143 Potts, Laura ..... . . . 69,152 Preisel, Kathleen ........3,152 Prewitt, Susan ........... 161 Price, Pamela .... 20,21,107,130 Progo, Judith ............ 152 Prosek Jr, Charles . . . . 20,26,142 Prosek, Edward . . . ..... . 161 Purdom, Julia . . Puscas, Debra . . Puscas, Karen . . Q Quarzenski, Lori . Quirin, Jon ...... Quirin, Kimberly . R Radavich, Jean . . Radavich, Stanley Radtke, Deborah Ragland, Denise . Rakow, Ronald . . 161 ... 23,161 . . . 142 152 ............142 .46,71,84,95,130 . . .51,53,65,161 136 ..1e1 142 .......a5,1e1 Rall, John ..... 5s,eo,72,15s,1e1 Rall, Rachel . . . . . .. 100,131 Ramirez Jr, Armando . . .... 161 Ramirez, Maria . Ramirez, Valerie ..142 ..142 Rogers, Charles . . Roller, Karen . . . Rolseth, Robert . . . Romanelli, Joann . . Romanelli, Mark . . . Romberg, Kathryn . Romero, Gina ..... Romero, James . . . Romoser, Karyn . . Root, Roberta . . . Roper, Delta ..... Rosalez, Feliciano . . Rosalez, Marla .... Ross, Lynn ....... Ross, Tom ....... Rotermund, Daniel . Rouse, Diana ..... Rowan, Kathy . . . Rowan, Tina ...... Rowland, Christopher Rowland, Matthew . Ruch, Andrea ..... Ruch, Dianne . . . Ruenzel, John . . . Rush, Leshia . . . Ruzicka, James . . Saas, Geraldine . . .. . . 161 .. . 17,143 161 . . 45,110,131 . . . 38,68,153 161 143 .. . 30,153 . . . 95,131 153 . . 23,100,161 161 136 . 69,149,153 161 143 .23,151,153 .......82 131 ..25,5e,162 ... 97,131 ... 65,143 ... 162 ...... 153 ...114,131 .....73 ... 23,162 J Saas, Michael . . . . 132 Saas, Phillip . . . . . 132 Sabathne, David . . . . . 143 Sackett, Kathleen . . . . . 162 Salerno, Annette . . . . 162 Salerno, Rodney . . . . . 136 Salinas, Norma .......... 153 Schwarz, Sharon . . . Schwirian, Kim' . . Scroggin, Lori . . Seanor, Donald . . .. 162 . . .. 153 . . . 23,162 . . . 23,162 Secondi, Richard ........ 71,36 Secondi, Susan ...... 65,149,153 Sedlacek, Lisa . . . . . . . 22,143 Seigler, Christine .... 85,1 58,162 Seigler, Edward . . Serpa, David . . . Serpa, Keith . . . Settje, Mark . . . Settje, Michael . . . Severe, Douglas .. Shankle, David . . . Sharp, Daniel .... 132 143 . . . 39,414,162 . . .2o,es,14a . . . . . 20,153 ...a9,es,1e2 . . . 86,162 . . . 15,31-5,153 Sharp, Kimberly . . . .... . 162 Shattuck, Warren ..... 73,89,153 Shaughnessy, Mark Shaw, Tammy .... . . . . . 76,162 . . . 94,143 Sheahan, Cindy .......... 153 Sheahan, Deanne .... 85,155,162 . .... 144 Salmon, Christopher .20,21,31,153 Salvatore, Janet . . . ..... 9,153 Sample, Richard Sampson, Timothy . . 22,23,75,78, 90,96 Sams, Cynthia . . . . . 23,143 Sams, Darryl ..... ...... 1 62 Sanchez, Edward ......... 143 Sanchez, Leonardo . . .36,110,111l, 114,132 Sanders, Lori ........ 22,98,13I2 Sanders, Rhonda 23,72,99,100,153 Sandstrom, Jodie ......... 1 53 Santiago, Wilson ......... 153 Sargent, Karen .... 20,21,57,14-B Saeur, Susan ............ 162 Savino, Run ........... 84,1332 Scardamaglia, William ..... 153 Scarnegie, Brian ...... . . 153 Schaaf, Linda Schank, Donald . . . . 162 Scheel, Carol . . . .... . 143 Scheffler, James . . . . . 17,108 Scherpf, John ..... ....... 1 4 Scherpf, Kristin .......... 158 Schibur, Ann ...... 22,40,57,8'i', 94,104,143 Schleve, Coral . . . 76,94,100,143, 145 Schieve, Jeffrey .... . . 132 Schingoethe, Brian . . . . . 143 Schlick, Mary ...... . . . 132 Schmalholz, Donald ....... 143 162 Schmidt, Alecia ....... 4,5 3, 1 53 Schmidt, Debra . . Schmidt, Roger . . Schmitt, Kami Schitt, Kathryn . . . 17,1322 ..16:2 . 95,1812 ........45,143 Shelton, Charles .......... 1 53 Shelton, William .......... 1 53 Shepard, Cary ........... 143 Shepard, John ..... 30,31,90,143 Shepard, Janet ........... 1 62 Shepard, Peggy . . . . . 109,132 Shepherd, Shirley ...... 20,99,100, 107,111,133 Shepherd, Tim . . . 132 Shires, Linda .......... 22,144 Shurtleff, Margaret . 22,49,59,60, 71,73,102,107,1 10,1 11,133 Sickinger, Paul .............. 144 Siddall, Ralph Slefert, Gary . . . Sikorski, Donna . . .......20,84,136 162 .....22,144 Simon, Melinda ....... 94,107,1 10, Stephens, Linda .25,33,94,137,144 Stevenson, Kathleen ....... 162 Stewart, Eric .... 7,20,21,56,162 Stockton, Donald . 24,36,37,54,55, 60,61,103,153 Stolp, David . . . ....... 78,144 Stolp, Eugene Stough, Craig . . .18,30,41,43,144 Stough, Winsor . . Stout, Kenneth . . . Straka, Michelle . . Strayve, Charles Stroebel, Ben ..... Stroebel, Robin . . . Stroud, Kathy . . . Sudano, Kimberly Sudano, Kenneth . . 144 162 . . 15,50,51,94, 111,133 . . 16,38,68,153 .. . . . 30,58,136 .. . 72,158,162 . . . . . . . . 144 .. 23,68,75,144 . . 39,68,75,162 Sullivan, Anthony ......... 136 Swanson, Mary .22,33,69,144,172 Swenson, Alesia ...... 20,84,144 Swenson, Anita . . .20,21,114,133 111,133 ........31,162 Simosky, Marjorie . . . 84,144,172 Simpson, Lynda .......... 162 Singletary, Jody .......... 162 Sisson, Craig .... 25,36,37,58,144 Simon, Norbert Sisson, James ....... 36,90,133 Slater, Brian .... Slivinski, Daniel . . Slouka, Sandy . . 162 ...20,162 133 Smagacz, Janet ........ 17,136 Smallman, Pamela . . . 23,100,162 Smiley, Debra ....... 23,69,153 Smith, Amy .... Smith, Daniel . . . 153 144 Smith Jackie ............ 162 Smith, Jeffery ..... 14,23,39,162 Smith, Scott ......... 75,96,162 Smothers, Daniel ........ 31,56 Smother, Jeffrey ..... 31,43,153 Smrz, John .... 144 Smyth, Michael .......... 153 Snowden, Melany . . .21,47,58,162 Snowden, Robyn . . . . 21,73,94,144 Sneider, Roger ........... 144 Soderquist, Sandra ........ Schmuggerow, Lynn .32,58,59,153 Schmult, Thomas ......... 143 Schmult, Virginia . . 20,73,75,10'i', 110,132 Schneider, Elisabeth . . .11,73,111, 139,143 Schneider, Rebecca . . 17,18,79,99, 100,132 Schnur, Frank ............ 518 Schramer, Stacy . . . 21,75,96,9EI, 100,102,151,153 Schuette, Steven ....... 20,162 Schulze, Gerald ........ 78,143 Schumacher, Richard . . 2O,71,143 Schuster, Henrietta ........ 23 Schwarz, Debra ..... 82,1 13,132 Soderquist, Wendy 25,81,94,96,144 Soldineer, Lori ......... . . 162 Sostak, Audrey . .20,21,73,96,153 Sostak, Carl ........... 20, 144 Soto, Raymond . . , , , 162 Soto, Renee . . . , , , 153 Spohn, Janice . . . . . . 47,162 Spusta, Karen ........... 144 Spusta, Kathleen ...... 144,133 Stange, Catherine . 22,76,100,144 Stange, Donald . . . .....31,162 Starck, Mark .... 32,58,60,61,133 Stasny, Diane .... Staszcuk, Judy .... Staszcuk, Michael . Stephane, Mark . . . Stephens, James . . Stephens, Jeffrey . . 133 .....72,144 162 144 .38,43,68,153 . . . . . 49,162 Swick, Cathy .... Sylvan, Ernie .... Szalkowski, Jeni Tann, Beverly .... Taylor, Kimberly Teal, Michael .... Tepler, Randall . . Terdina, Thomas Termunde, Todd . . Tesch, Marianne Teske, Steven . . . Theis, Jeffrey .... Tinnes, Cathleen . . Tinnes, Steven . Tissot, Brenda . Tissot, Kevin . . ......20,144 ... 28,144 ... 11,144 ......2a,1e2 ...21,vs,14-1 144 . . . . 39,162 17,144 .......162 ......38,153 . 80,81,94,104, 145 ......71,133 . . . . . . .. 162 20,101,107,110, 111,133,136 Toan, Gayle . . .... . . Todd, Bryan . . . . . . 43 Todd, Todd, Laurie . Dennis .......... Todd, Sandra .......... Toledo, Veronica .... . Tombari, Michael Toms, James .... . . . Toms, Peter ..... . . Toms, Peter ...... . . . Tonning, Deborah . . . . . . Torres, Denise . . Travis, Wesley . . Tredup, Fred ..... . . . Trenda, Michael . . . .... . 162 Trentlage, William Trentlage, Clayton . . . . . 71,145 Troutman, Amelia ....... Trowbridge, Thomas ..... 71,145 Truitt, Bridget ...... 45,104,145 Tuck, Melody ............ 145 .. . .. 145 111,134 Tunk, Walter ............ 162 Turner, Carolyn . . . 20,81,94,107, 110,134 Turner, Mark 34,58,72,86,101,145 Turner, Michael .... 32,58,75,162 Turner, Morgan ...... 23,65,162 Turnquist, David ....... 38,56,153 U Unruh, Daniel .... 36,41,42,45,145 Umm, Thomas ...... 39,41,43,60,l 103,163 Urban, Michael . . . . . 39,43,163 Urban, Patricia Ursich, Christine . . . . . Ursich, Sandra . . . . . . . . Vajgert, Bruce . . . . ..... .145 107,134 145 Jodie . . . Julie .. John .V ..... . Kathleen ..... Andrew . Carol . . ander Molen, Carolin John . . . Brian . . . Roy .. Kevin ..... antreese, Michael . . Jose Nick .. Christine .... n, Barbara . Vincent . . Walter .. Robert ..... Mark . . 59,158, William .... . . ,Shirley .. ... Aaron ........ 38,68, . . 23, ..63, 10,31, . . 22, 63,76, 145 153 136 153 153 153 153 163 163 145 163 163 145 163 145 145 163 153 163 163 145 136 1, Jose . . .39,43,157,163 Anita ........... 153 David . . . 36,111,145 Korrine ......,.. 134 Lucrecia ....... 158,163 Silvestre .... 31,56,68,154 1, Angela .... 20,21,154 Sharon . . .21,22,59,60 Melchor ..... 30,48,145 Luis ..... ...... 1 54 Catalina . . . . . . . 163 William ........ 17,145 Veronica ............. 145 Ronald . . . 39,58,60,61,143, 147,154 Brian . . . . . 163 Martin . . . . . 134 Joseph . . .... 163 Cynthia .... .... 1 63 , Debra ..... 15,83,84, James 19,38,58,60,61, , Kristi ....... 40,57 allwork, Liza . . . . 23,105, 134 154 ,154 17 154 Wallwork, Peter .......... 145 Walter, Bruce 36,37,84,96,107,134 Walter, Donna . . . 46,47,59,95,106, 107,111,114,134,172 Walter, Lori .............. 45,154 Walters, Francis ..... 21,78,145 Walters, Jennifer . 14,21,72,78,99, 100,163 Walters, Roy . . . . . . . 163 Wardle, Gerald . . ...... 163 Wardle, Mark ....... 38,56,154 Warrick, Julie Ann . . 146,149,154 Waterhouse, Richard . . .20,22,23, 75,77,91,92,93,98,100,145 Waterhouse, Tammy 50,51,52,111, Ccontinuedl ..... White, Claybourne Wiborg, Lynn . . . 114,135,172 163 .....35,135 Wiborg, Robert ....... 32,58,6O . 33,64,70,111, 1 13,135 Wiedman, Klaus .......... 135 Wierenga, Thomas . . 22,23,56,76, 90,154 Wierenga, Tim .20,21,22,23,63,75, 85,93,100,154 Wiesboeck, Mark .......... 31 Wicklund, Cynthia Wright, William . . . . . 38,60 Wyer, Kathleen . . . . 154 Yep, John . . . . . 154 Yep, Mark . , . . . 163 Yep, Patrick .... .... 1 45 Z Zak, Jean ......... 21,51,76,163 Zalesiak, James ....... 103,163 Zambrano, Victoria ........ 163 Willes, Michael . . . . 154 Willes, Michelle . . ..... 154 Willes, Tina ..... . . 135,152 Williams, William . . . . . . . 154 Wilson, Cheryl ........... 145 Wilson, Richard . . . .36,62,71 Wilson, Scott .......... 43 145 ,154 Wold, Diadra .... 2O,40,57,95,135 Wold, Mark ....... 20,21,43,154 Wollenberg, Michael Wolsfeld, Patricia ......... 154 Woods, Amy .... ...... 2 3,154 Woods, Andrew ...... 22,23,92,99, 100,145 Woomer, Mary Beth .4,22,107,135 Worness, Sharon ....... 22,145 Worthy, Tom ........ 39,68,163 Wright, Margaret ...... 85,163 Wright, Richard . . 136 Wright, Robyn . . ,... 58,59,154 Zamiar, Michelle . 22,23,73,96,99, 100,154 Zamiar, Terrence .... 73,163 Zarate, Penny . . . . . . 50,82,145 Zehr, Brett .... . . . 63,154 Zeyen, Keith . . . . . 141,145 Zieche, Daniel . . . .... 19,163 Zieche, Gregory .......... 145 Zietlow, David . . 22,23,72,89, 107,110,135 Zietlow, Dwight . ...... 145 Zietlow, Susan . . . . . 23,163 Zimmerman, Tom .... 135 Zimowske Fred . . . 17,136 Zimowske, James . . . 28,154 Zoulek, Debra . . .... 154 Zubrod, Mary . . . . . . 135 Zubrod, Matthew . . . 163 Zubrod, Timothy . . . . 145 Zukauski, Marie .......... 154 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS: In addition to the photographs taken by the year- book staff photographers, pictures were taken by the following people: Scott Atkinson, some wrestling, Richard Brown, some Homecoming' candids, voting, some football candids: George Zoulek, Christmas Vespers, Louie Duck, some baseball candidsg Steve Treudt CWest Chicago Pressl, house moving, and M. Mitchell. R W, fi 134 Weber, Laurie . . . . . 85,163 Weber, Rick .... . . . 38,154 Weber Jr, Rudi .... . . 163 Webster, Richard . . . . . 154 Wehde, Linda ...... , . 163 Weigand, Jeffrey .... . . 163 Weissgerber, Paulette . . . . 154 Weissing, David .......... 163 Wells, Stephen . 30,48,49,107,110, 134 Welz, Karl .............. 134 Welz, Katherine .......... 163 West Gail .... 22,84,91,107,109, 111,114,134 West, Laura . . ...... 58,163 West, Michael . .... 38,154 West Scott .... . 163 West Tim .... ...... 2 1,134 West Tomise .. .... 20,95,145 Westley, Sandra . . 20,21,53,64,75, 90,145 Westley, Sharon Westley, Paul . . .20,69,145 ........28,163 Westrom, Jan ..... 4,33,102,154 Weyrauch, Mary . .,22,23,91,100, 109,134 Wheatley, Katryn Wheeland, Kenneth Michael 38,39, .....57,5f9,154 68,105,154 Wheeland, Mark 36,37,43,66,67,84, 90,107,109,110,111,134 Whelan, Jeffrey ........... 17 Whitaker, Cheri .. 47,69,75,91,84, 95,106,10'7,109,1 1 1,112, ,-ff: . 5 My ' f' J f .JJ 'f,l'g. .N f'L'Q-I ,awqp .,,a -. L ,-gf Challenge FRONT: Cheri Whitaker, Cindy Cortls. MIDDLE Dan Plomb, Dale Nellis, Editor Cindy Plomb, Janice Freund. BACK: Mary Swanson, Kurt Liebezeit, Donna Walter, Dawn Gustafson, Tim Dold, Margie Simosky, Advisor Virginia Fairbank. NOT PICTUREID: Jenny Havlin. 172 . M S 1 ' i '17 K A face, a place, or a happening can become lost when new things crowd the mind. But let these first things be preserved on paper, and the mind can recapture them with the turn of a page. The Challenge Staff hoped that as the school is remodeled and the faces change that the year of 1976-77 with its uniqueness will not be forgotten. WALSWORTH Marceline, Mo., U.S.A 'G-A ,muh , t R L 1, ,Q ., x , ,, W N . .N 5 . ., VY' v , ,. .- , XA. ...Jw 1 ' .:-f '- : wry- gfnefiy' --11254, Q. .:.wfy1,:g,4. ..: ,,f,-ji,' in :N gr-gi FM -Y -V 35? 3.35, v a Q iw w e f .-VH S -iff. W' 3:'5+-r'f' . 1' Hr . fk 'Lf, Y- M . 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