Wheaton Community High School - Wecomi Yearbook (Wheaton, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 182 of the 1979 volume:

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MQ gf0e?OK5l-00529 x0C5f-1959009 Q0 Qges-J BITS AND PIECES Tim Wheeler and Duane Chemer welcome Dolly Beth Stewart, Pete Carlson, Ann Thomsen, and Steve Gregory sing about Elegance, 18 Tim Roby turns on the charm while singing a selection from Bye, Bye Birdie. Eric Ruff sings We Beseech Thee, Hear Us! Cabaret welcomes you to the show. Bits and Pieces was the title for this year's Pops Concert performed by the Wheaton North Choir. lt was an interesting mixture of songs from sev- eral Broadway musicals. Some of the musicals represented were Cabaret, Hello, Dolly, The Music Man, Oklahoma, and West Side Story. The concert, under the direction of Mr. Donald Daebelliehn, was a great success. ..... 1, Kit Ciesemeier sings, How Lovely to be a Woman. Chorus portraying Godspell. 19 Forty Carats was Wheaton North's first dramatic presentation of the year. It featured Beth Chaplain as Ann Stanley, a forty-year-old woman learning about life and love. lt also featured Tim Wheeler as the mil- lionaire trying to woo her. Due to the excellent work of technical directors, Mr. Robert Klaper and Mr. john Re- ffett, and Director Martin Brackin, the multi-scened play was a success. S 6 Really, One could starve. Starve, starve, starve! 20 F0 RTY and Peter Latham lTim Wheeler? meet in Greece. ff Surprise ' 1 dbg fl 7 5 ' ..- x f 1 - l l Ann Stanley, meet Pater Latham, Trina's boyfriend? CARATS 'fifffw S z , ill Peter Latham and Granny Maude lKacey Cahilll play a little Gin Rummy. Trina lLynn Lippoldtl, who is 17, tells mommy that she is going to marry a 45 year old man. H Ann Stanley . Peter Latham Mrs. Margolin Billy Boylan . Eddy Edwards Trina Stanley . Granny Maude Mr. Latham .. Mrs. Latham . .. . . . .. . Beth Chaplin .. ..... Tim Wheeler Lauran Gregory .. ...... VanOler ..........Tim Roby . . .... Lynn Lippoldt .. ...Kacey Cahill . . .... Steve Gregory .. Kim Mallery Mrs. Adams .. ... Katey Sullivan Pat ........ ....Al Shannon Billy Boylan lVan Olerl thinks about his ex-wife, Ann. 21 OPEN HOUSES Should Barb Stewart be trusted with all that money? Do we have to dance? Turn, two, three, four! lim and Laurie Furco. Typical activity at an Open House - Gossiping. Who ever said that school was all work and no play? Open Houses provided a change of pace for students at Wheaton North. Each Open House had a variety of songs and dances per- formed by different bands in the Wheaton area. Along with rock and roll and disco fever, Wheaton North captured the at- tention of many dancers provid- ing them with the opportunity to share steps and styles. Dione Honeywell attempts to teach lohn Schramer some new dance steps. Saturday Night Fever, here we come! 23 Dave Termondt .... Oscar Hubbard Van Oler ........... Ben Hubbard jim Pappageorge ..... Leo Hubbard Robin Harvey ..... Birdie Hubbard Eric Ruff ...... ........... L eo Lynn johnson .. .......... Addie Mark Taylor ...... Horace Giddens Chris Koenig ...... Regina Giddens Kim Mallery .... Alexandra Giddens Al Shannon .......... Mr. Marshall Uncle Horace knows about the bonds! Regina and her brother, Ben. 24 Above - Director Martin Brackin Left - I told my piece, Mr. Horace THE LITTLE FOXES Birdie, a victim of head-aches. Now, you be careful, Mr. Horace, and take your medicine. Horace would like to talk about it later. On january 26th and 27th, Wheaton North presented The Little Foxes, a drama written by Lillian Hellman. The story centered around Regina and Horace Giddens, Regina's brothers, Ben and Oscar, and her nephew, Leo. The conflict in their lives was caused by Ben's ambition to erect a cotton mill. He lacked 575,000 for the project and the brothers, with the help of Leo, plan- ned to steal 580,000 worth of Horace's bonds. Knowing that he wouldn't live much longer, Horace called for his deposit box, to discover that the bonds were gone. He tells Re- gina that the bonds were willed to her. The story continues with Regina trying to blackmail her brothers into giving her 75921 of the business or she will reveal the theft. The play was excel- lent as were the performances by the students. 25 Sadie Hawkins has always been a popular dance. lt gives the girls their one big chance to ask out the rnan of their dreams. Held on St. Patrick's Day, this year's dance had a great turnout. Everyone looked like charac- ters straight from Hee Haw and this added to the atmosphere of the dance. In the tradition of Sadie Haw- kins, some of the girls even took their guys to Marryin' Sam to get hitched SADIE HAVVKINS DANCE An overall view of the Barnyard Dance. Sue jorden and Dave Hughey. l The menfolk in a left hand star. Howdy, Pard'ner! Diane Hogansen and Scott Stevens Hmunch out. Cheryl Hollatz and friends enjoying themselves. The couples lineup to get into their squares. Kathy Williams and Mike Berndtson Beth Stewart and her date, Mark Taylor, promenade C . SPRING EXTRAVAGANZA Teri Litavsky, lim Bollweg, and Mark Bajuk perform Day by Day . Q fm' M.C.'s, Dick Aldrich and Kirk Farah ,ff Rick johnson i .msfwwn-f , lfr i f fifrf R 43 is GiGi Pappageorge as Rosanna Rosanna Danna from Weekend Up- date l I The Wheaton North Ballet Company dances to Sw in Lake Pete Carlson does an Oral interpretation - Bored ofthe Rings. M.C., Dick Aldrich, imitates john Belushi while Ross Chaplin looks on. Time Warp The 4th Annual Spring Extravaganza was a great success. The show proved to parents, faculty, and students just how talented the Wheaton North students really are. Van Oler served as the Director for the show and did a fantastic job. The evening turned out to be a great one for both the participants and the au- dience. 29 ART SHOW Greg Mc:CaIlum's imaginative pieces if I 1' ,,, ,.6',ijjii:i 'R' Mx, ,gf 1,-t 0 A E., I if avg ya ? f A is . , I X if ' fl I Ll fl I 2 :l ' at S v xi f r 1 ,P f l g l l I 'V I I ' -'Wt ' 'Q g 2' 5. , V if I : vigi l '.f', ,-,, -' 4 , , H, ,P f ff I 'f 1. if 'I Hhs- vi i? ..,, . I fi, rf wr li,-ffl A 9165 A pen and ink drawing by Greg McCallum. Steve Muehlfelt s jewelry Cabovel Cindy Flynn s work Cbelowl RESULTS OF THE 1979 ART SHOW DRAWING PAINTING - WATERCOLOR 451 I. Shawn Eklund 2. Bryan Geidel 3. Chris Flynn PAINTING - CANVAS I. Susan Chalberg 2. Mike Karmis 3. Bill Hurrell MIXED MEDIA 1. Ken Lonak 2. Margie Kivisto 3. Carolyn Pearson 30 I. Susan Chalberg 2. Ken Fliehler 3. Mike Karmis PRINTING I. Ken Muehlfelt 2. john Danna 3. Elizabeth Sinclair fl- ' RESULTS OF THE 1979 ART SHOW SCULPTURE CERAMICS - THROWN 1. Mark Granlund 1. Ray Neubig 2. Cindy Flynn 2. Dave Termondt 3. Sue Chalberg 3. Mark Schmidt CERAMICS - HANDBUILT IEWELRY 1. Dave Marner 1. Steve Muehlfelt L A 2. Greg McCallum 2. Steve Muehlfelt ge 3. ludy Bollweg 3. Margie Kivisto W 4 rrr BEST OF SHOW - Steve Muehlfelt MOST CREATIVE - Cindy Flynn SENIOR ART AWARD - Sue Chalberg ART DEPARTMENT SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS - Ray Neubig, Shawn Eklund Shawn Eklund shows her great talent In this first place drawing. .,. .1 A mixed media fantasy by Margie Kavisto. 2 Sue l0rdan's interesting work tabovel, a multi talented display by Sue Chalberg tleftl. 31 From City to City Cindy Hoff models a skirt she made for Sadie Hawkins , while other square dancers look on. Senior, Sue Hessling, models a dress she designed. 32 Becki Hollinger and loanie Nelson model their summer sundresses Sue Griffiths rnwomnamfanuw r f K '-- W Karen Goodrick shows her ballet talents. The theme for this year's fashion show, put on loy the Home Economics Department, was From City to City, Various cities, such as Paris, New York, and Daytona Beach were vis- ited. The seniors were in charge of the commentary and decoration of the stage. Afterwards, there was a tea and craft display in the cafeteria. Tina Hesick and Kevin Eriksen model ski jackets that were made by Tina. Patty Schwienberg and her cute little friends. Sam my Worcester .gf s x x NT .xlgyhk ' 'K l fc tit X Cindy Bollweg Et -,KC imap- Dee Dee Rosander and loey Lauth as Mickey and Minnie Mouse in the Disneyland scene. 33 THE KING AND I he i. M . ,..... Anna lKaty Schefflerh teaching in the Palace Schoolroom. Anna and the King. CAST Anna Leonovvens . ....... .... K aty Scheffler The King ........ Louis Leonowens .. The Interpreter . . The Kralahome . .. Captain Orton ... Phra Alack ..... Lun Tha ... Tuptim ...... .. Lady Thiang .......... Prince Chululongkorn ... Sir Edward Ramsay ...... Princess Ying Yaovvlak . . 34 . . . . Steve Gregory Scott Hanselman ....lim Bollweg . Dave Termondt ...,...Van0ler ....Mark Taylor ,,...Tim Roby ....Kim Mallery ... Lori Whitaker ..Kraig Knudsen ...-Al Shannon ...Kit Ciesemier R N 1- 1 meme. 1-1 at 'r-- .. .saarfzs-s Tuptim and Lun Tha sing of their love. The King of Siam lSteye Gregoryl. The Priests of Siam. ad? Y E' T X 231. if l ll Q r 513' -wr . my . . ii. . T Anna sings to all the young lovers. gc f-f-....W,,,x, The Royal Dancers put on a play f Small House of Uncle Thomasf' Qn March 30th 84 31st and April 6th 84 7th, Wheaton North presented its production of Rod- gers and Hammerstein's musical, The King and lf! The story was about an English school teacher who comes to Siam to teach all ofthe King's wives and children. In the beginning, the two have trou- ble getting along and understanding each other's beliefs. By the end ofthe play, they find out that they can work together and help each other. The play was very well costumed, as well as per- formed, and it was a great success. 35 THE VVIVES Liz Barber Karen Brach Claire Calacci Beth Chaplin Sue Churinoff lean Daniels Robin Harvey Chris Koenig Amy Rau Kathy Reichert Kathy Roby Linda Roby Sue Sturich Catey Sullivan Katy Sullivan Priscilla Smith Donna Taylor Nora Utley lane Steck portrays Simon of LaGree. THE PRINCES 84 Shelly Dasko Clem Escudero Kristi Gaede Stephani Gruden Tiffany Gruden Tim Loversky Kate Otto PRINCESSES Eric Senzig Mike Pierre Brian Huck Wesley Soria Stevie Whitmer Sonja Scheffler Anna and the Children sing, Getting to Know You. Anna gives the King some advice Anna and Louis meet the Kralahome. , iltxxx I The King, Anna, and Sir Edward Ramsey KAI Shannonj. 4. 4 Kiwi yi g its in-ini-l A disgusted Anna expresses her feelings towards the King in a song, Shall I Tell You What I Think of You?f' l1s iQ l Captain Orton Nan - rl The Royal Dancers THE ROYAL DANCERS L Kris Breseman L Carol Cox X 'll tiii ' A jackie Darrah Cindy Gabriel Pam Giese julie Hancock Christi Mogel lane Steck Barb Stewart Beth Stewart loe Sobieraj ,VR Olerl assists Anna and Louis with their arrival in Siam THE AMAZONS Sean Kellegan Howie Laycock Mike Flaherty Mark Schmitt THE PRIESTS OF SIAM lim Bollweg Peter Carlson Shawn Mallery Rick johnson john Kolden john Pittman Steve Rodriguez Eric Ruff Mark Taylor PROM 1979 , 'ff Dancing to the fast beat of Aslyn. WX 3 xfv Q ,, ., ' ' 5' F' f Only the Beginning y . ,,,A A i 3 'X 1, .-W iiiii i in MM, f fqwx... iyy, f 4 ' , ,, ,. ,V - i .- J ' 'ii - ' 'A Y. .' 'H' - ,i', . A .. ii i , 'N niiii fi? M iiii 1 iiin' iiie . ' ,, 'ik A ' 1.5. ' k .. :jf jenny McCallum and Paul McKay compare bouquets. 38 3,41 'CV x , Q Xi.. Q 3 T ' fr? ' T Q' it .. Happiness is reflected on the faces of Christin Schmitt and Dave Richardson. A vievv of the dance floor. 'FT' 455. , Alison Stime and Dan Rooker enjoy each other's company. The 1979 Prom was held, by the junior Class, on Friday evening, the first of lune at Chateau Louise. The theme, chosen by the junior Class, vvas Only the Beginn- ing, After the dinner, music was provided by Aslyn. The evening proved to be an enjoyable one for everyone. f'X-...vs f I . gg-sr Q, , f. l fi K P ,, E X ,N Jr Beth Chaplin and lay Cherry 0 Bob Otto and Pam Ericsen enjoy their dinner. 4-1 W --,,,,, ,,,,,y V505 AQ, A ir 4 .1 I XN-sl' , y ,W x Wm if ' w fm'?v v :ie K 1 XB, X -j' f r X, kkik t of YH' ,-' i 1 K 5- Clair Calacci and Pat DiLeonardi i Q , i r i Cindy Hoff and Kirk Laycock Af' NLY THE BEGINNING 3 Q .18 w , 1- 5 s i L, X t if ,, N i Everyone having a fantastic time. fa' Us X f bf V, sf X K V f Q i f 4 , 1 A couple enjoying their evening. X i -631- 51 . -y 5. Q c i Y,.,,, , ,Pisa :gif K I s I 3' uv! Sue Griffiths and john Kruzynski. GRADUATION '79 jackie Denson is presented with her diploma. On june 6th, the thirteenth graduating class, the Class of 1979, held its commencement ceremony. Giovanna Pimenta and Dave Helm were the class speakers. Giovanna spoke on, Four Years of Frog Swallowing. and Dave's topic was, Be a Positive Example. Mrs. joyce Suber was the faculty speak- er. Her message tot he graduates was entitled, What Part Will You Play? The Senior Choir also added to the evening by singing, The Hands of Time and What I Did For Love. Friendship'f 1 N Dave Helm, Class Speaker Charlie Crittenden receives his diploma. The Graduates march into the gym. Giovanna Pimenta, Class Speaker. . f 'Hi Q .-14 julie Kiep proudly looks at her diploma The diplomas await the graduates. Mrs. loyce Suber, Speaker. roof, Giovanna Pimenta and Dave Helm The Class of '79's gift to the school. Diane Billingsley helps her friend, Terri Fuchs, with her cap. The Senior Choir 'sn' 1 Wendy Zima, the final member of the class to receive her diploma 45 .f' W, Y 1W s X F , W X f Ov-06 KQQQQC N6 666 f-,566 , Sd , bo? 61 W SQ2- Ea ' 46 6x D QQOS Q, 60 ' Qx Sx x .. xc Z MV Q X .Xe ' 66 X. 'Q gi-6 . 624-Q QQBQT.. fX NX . . .3004 ' 92960 066 Kok 6 6 . . . 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Homecoming Pep Week, winter blood drive, and The Spring Extravangza are just a few of its ac- L complishments. STUDENT COUNCIL PRESIDENT - Mike Obrecht STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERS - leanette Holland, Linda Lauber, Laura Groesbeck, Leslie Frank, Barb Stewart, Carol Cox, Mike Nolan, Sharon Maricchi, Beth Chaplin, Katy Scheffler, Dave Abels, Anne Carroll, Mary Beth McCarthy, Liz johnson, Bruce Oberg, Walter Kirwin, lane Adams, Lisa Schmid, Kathy Reichert, Allison Dunn, Karen McCann, Colleen McNichols, Laurie-Romberg, Pam joseph, Dori Hart, Pete Zwagerman, Brian Basilico, Chris Koenig, Wendy Farrah, Dave Marner, Sarah Stewart, Van Oler, Lynn Hawthorne, Dick Aldrich, Tim Roby, Tim McCormick, Mark Schmitt, Mike Flaherty, jim Bollweg, Rick johnson, Dave Helm, Eric Karolek. 48 CLASS COUNCIL FRESHMAN CLASS COUNCIL - Mary Beth McCarthy, lane Adams, Karen McCann, Liz johnson. IUNIOR CLASS COUNCIL - Carol Cox, Bruce Oberg, leanette Holland, Lisa Schmid, Dave Ryan, Dave Marner, Anne Carroll, Laurie Romberg, lohn Flaherty, Chris Koenig, Kathy Reichert, Dori Hart. SOPHOMORE CLASS COUNCIL - Lynn Lippoldt, Sara Stewart, Laura Roberts, Laura Croesbeck, Linda Lauber, Colleen McNichols, Nancy Ceder- quist. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS - Carolyn Pearson, lan Nash, Tim Roby, Giovanna Pimenta, and followers. 49 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY National Honor Society tNHS7 is a nation-wide organization of students who rank in the top fif- teen percent of their class. To be chosen one must not only be ac- ademic, but also possess charac- ter, service and leadership qual- ities. This year Pat Mason was elected president, Giovanna Pimenta vice president, Terri Fuchs secretary, and lan Nash tre- surer. -1 f. -un. IUNIOR MEMBERS L to R row: 1 - B. Chaplin, C. Koenig, K. Mallery, P. Wilkens, D. McGrath K. Foster. row: 2 - G. Pappageorge, H. Oleari, L Schmid, S. lorden, S. Neidballa, L. Waite, I. Vescelus, T. Bergman, S. Erickson. row 3: W. Brealy, D. Kennedy, A. Church, D. Curtis, K. Pendergast, L. Warne, I. Senn, B. Cotta, K. Gasick. NOT PICTURED C. Adolph, B. Almen, I. Calvert, B. Henning, I. Leo, M. Pleil. SENIOR MEMBERS L to R row: I - D. Daniels, R. Chaplin, B. Stewart, R. Harvey, I. Steck, P. Bean, C. Couper, 1. Schurmeir, G. Pimenta, B. Bradshaw, I. Lauber, A. Berndtson, W. Zima. row: 2 - A. Read, D. Stevens, I. Brown, T. Grove, B. Culver, A. Stime, D. Billingsley, D. Gabriel, P. Williams, S. Sullivan, T. Fuchs, P. Mason, P. Zwagerman, L. Seafield, D. Smith, D. Gosling. row: 3 - B. Leschensky, B. Kay, I. Clarkin, M. Tuggy, D. Rooker, M. Taylor, C. Pearson, K. Leafstrand, D. Honeywell, L. Hawthorne, I. Witecotton, D. Gable, G. Turk. NOT PICTURED L. Bennett, P. Carlson, T. Danosky, C. Hein, R. Lorimer, I. Nash, P. Stanitis. 50 -'vs ft N. nav- SN HS GERMAN CLUB German Club and Spanish Na- tional Honor Society are two pro- grams sponsored by the foreign language department. German Club offers students opportunities to discover cultural aspects of Germany. SNHS is an elite orga- nization of students who have maintained a 3.8 or above aver- GERMAN CLUB Ist row L to R - Todd Haraldsen, Pat Williams, Ken Lonak. 2nd row - Walter Kerwin, Tim age in il1E'lr SpaI'llSl'I studies. McCormick, Andy Wells. jvxl.-L55 r V-.'y:l,.h- g - x '-t w, W X- ,J 4,--'px' 3 . ttf. I, S I . 354' 5 -1, ,.. . . 'T' R T' PN 1 SPANISH NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Ist row L to R A- P.j. Harvey, john Wilson, julie Falkner, jane Wojick, Beth Reninger, Liz Kruse, Sara Medendorp. 2nd row -jim Pappageorge, Rob Martin, Glory Egbert, Lisa Schmid, Pam Bean, Barb Dietrich, Lynn Seafield, Ronda Nasr, 3rd row- Marisa Karolek, Katy Labhn, jenny Lamb, Donna Gabriel, Sandy Hartigan, Helen Calacci, Marilou Albright, Tracy Burshtan, Ruth Molenhouse, Linda Molenhouse, Rodi Mogel. 4th row- Liz Purdy, Tom Honeywell, Liz Barber, jennifer Senn, Lynn Hawthorne, Susan Stuviclc, Christy Mogel. 51 DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATICD , OFFICE EDUCATICN O.E. L to R ist row: - Kraig Knudsen, Mrs. Lundy, Kurt Farah. 2nd row: - Barb Stoeckel, Gale Pollex, Debbie Schreiber, Becki Cory. 3rd row: - Lisa Ludwig, Katy Scheffler, Teri Litavsky, Ann Carich, loAnn Hill, Diane Burnett. 4th row: - Lisa Zadravetz, Raelene McGee, Chris Kolwitz, Pat Lolvlonaco, Terry St. Clair, Terri Kovar, Sue Pilcher, Karen Bergman. Distributive Education is a nation- wide program of students interested in careers in marketing, merchandising, and management. This year Debbie Shilling ranked first in the State DECA Competitive Events in the area of Fi- nance and Credit and qualified for the National Conference in Houston, Texas. Office Education is a career training program were students have oppor- tunities to gain work experience in of- fice jobs, receive credit for a class, and earn money on the job. Ann Garich and Raelene McGee placed sixth in this years State Conference. D,E. L to R lst rovv: 4 Shirley johnson, Debbie Shilling, Kim Chase, Lisa Huggens, Tricia Herbert. Znd row: - Mrs. Scott, Gina Provenzano, loyce Sabado, Kathy Sollis, Sue Brady, Sandy Granlund, john Harkins. 3rd row: - Vic Williams, Peter Stepaniuk, Vahl Escudero, Trent Nielsen, Pete Caligiuri, Paul Coudreault, Frank Shannon, Trevor Griffiths. 52 'Q Th Falcon Fl era I I I flat! Were you slightly bored? everything. But being FC , my edimfial which ap, Others' Earning fl gmqe 'S Sfmmff Well, don't bell Don't let school just an excuse. A' peered in the September-October issue of to eammg wages' H you dw XNNH go down the drain' Save our G this Paper. l asked tive faculty members awk haw' you UD. Bff1SlC21llY. School Spirit iS willy HW' inyglygd with physjggl gducgfi-Q t recP.- IIIIIUOI1, the only thing that keeps schcf' to save sc UTUUQIMS UH Uillinl 'WY A AQT lei lndufdual' from becoming a oris G .y student is impor 335311 IKCRTH Here are Coach? up a passffam fygiem North would not l due to the fact that a certain amount o and discipline, a dents were requir aass the class, notivation would Also, a stuf' 4 nassffail 5 pass ,sz Q ,ve A J. Under KJ .i, anyone evz giades would be able the student's level of We do not ask a gi to receive an AXB gr: and i F '--dents r Fort, alCOr7 Fly tample, if Kirsten l hadn't talked incessz football games t before they starte never have gone to vas, I caught a cold voice for three wr team o N4 'side importa.. lay seem vague, ou g run it holds the sc r. School spirit, Jming activities school Mfr' gr Q a lc e of lack of interes' i of many studc I0 I ef, spirit is disappear Ire , . Y-e, WW- -N-WU-H wilful, :school could become tmore ' CU, 7978 'ame level in some of course, leads to further 3 prsfm . ' Page mndards, boredom . - ' 4 lans u sue Su M260 V North ustc ,+ lhysical eut.- Icf g gf' . . Ory fl'-LGIN 4 xt he majority of ot.. Over I W, 'kinky -eem to need the motivation .,, 'U' Q59 9 -A A tn get themselves h' II ' 3 e' lo t H- 3 t at p ysic., e as 5 mn carry the Same inc.. S 1 ' I701 'Fai- aI ,. as any other class ii gy V ollocateda 1 Ig he daily measure of a an 's FF BOX III High Sarto Ewen ,U . STA ton Nor ,EUC ned 1 -... ,I Whea G 095 nu N uuncagofl 0' 'li .G?g:'?PaprPa'f3g?Se Y' ' - . . ' D . 4 . fl Drk hard to Improve Skills and Zimply evaluated up N FLYER :IS ir, 6018 , II Ugn, ,..I-II,,.gehmid, :gEIiIYIPeI2Ij2fo N g Ie sincerely interested in main- C pdmclpdtes Of. THE rlwci wheam ' Lisfvdfach, Czfmarifrk Baiulfr IDI ining physical fitness have no Shouldlbe d passffmhl ' W, Thom III .,..- .-fjgeuie Di,.D'C'fI,.lIIe'gyanf:fJcy Lggftis, -mcuhy in earning 3 high Passfgail system ofIIe EdIIoIImgnEedII0, Dax: Maggife ide. Physical education is just WOU QUCOUPEGI- m Manae'2d.tor,,II,I AYTTWSILISZ '3fIinneyIef'?A,. imPf 'tt a class as any other Students exemng the m' News re Ed-'tors -' .--'fkkaafber' nddgas lvlf- Mc ny fied ' aw no .- z P9 err Cat - of ffort in a Fe Ed ,.l-' er' Ol 1, 0110 th 1 P I C m fly CHSCS Ht OYQ5 4. I, I, . h K Vafl bg! ob C e UITICU Um. I Sp Editor - ' IS I I , ,- ---, .- II FrglIC 'Gatg5- Joy EB Deli B imamS - ' . 9 ' 3 Y ' S ' 6 8 An e .MI would not be desireable AJItIISIC Edltaanag f WIIIII S :.IEiI:tII KaIfr:DavId ECI Inav aI I IPZQIIII May r rn gl Gi , BosinessSIIIII,IIIah Stesue ChuaHefy,IJl50n lArt ,.,,. IIII,Jo - W Pip 0 eP0 e' arne- S ewan' kim M Eflcu A ff,- ucation U lfigearu Flyer welcomes R UQIIWKHS Rfssobfecmtisrl, Pa 'III,'III,.-- III' :Q ployee' A hlgn grade . ' . ' 0 WIS m they Tggawarlnlpevrleg.-i' A' , l1'li lllilb YAY! 'ates good health habits, 0' H U-- 0 ' V mtl, faphefs-' ,,.- l ' Ql dershi ffoll wsh' t t , See Somew cbflwg ,, - ' p O ip .. rd' S write us well' prim .. ' Adwsor ' nd attendance, reliability and ' his X ability to get along with I Q , 5 3 HOT0 OPINION C9 l. 53 FO RENSIC, DEBATE 2 W l , i l if?f L . 5 iff NFL Officers - Brenda Bradshaw, Lisa Warne, Doug Curtis. Lisa Warne K State Forensic Champion FORENSIC 4 L to R First row: - Scott Stevens, Bob lanowski, lim Pappageorge, Pete Carlson, Doug Curtis. Second row: A janet Remmers, Allison Dunn, Emma Anderson, Lisa Vllarne. Third row: - Miss Blackwood, lane Adams, Mae Lynn Hooten, Randa Nasr, Bruce Oberg. Seated - Gage Rasti, Brenda Bradshaw, Liz Barber, Priscilla Smith. 54 NOVICE lst row L to R - Dhuanne Dodrill, Liz Martin, Carrie Dagher, Becky Hung. 2nd row - Cassy Soukup, Colleen Austin, loe Caruso, Betty Kwong. 3rd row - Mr. Bud Williams, Steve Masters, Karen Williams, Tim White, Pete Delogh, Karl Pendergast. This year the Falcon Debators spoke on the issue f'Resolved that the Federal government should establish a comprehensive program to signifi- cantly increase the energy indepen- dence of the United States. Once again the Falcons finished a fine sea- son, proving to be one of the top teams in the state. Some highlights of the season were a second place finish by the team of Brian Culver and Matt Lowrie and a third place finish by the team of Dan Daniels and Doug Curtis in the National Forensic League Meet. a fi, VARSITY lst row L to R - Brenda Monroe, Dan Daniels, Bob Otto, Mary Triechel, Matt Lowrie, 2nd row - Mr. Bud Williams, Chris Hein, Maureen McCann, jennifer Vescelus, Leslie Waite, Bryan Sullivan. 3rd row - Rolf Laido, Gorden Obrecht, Doug Curtis, Rich Moore, Brian Culver, Stu Culver. 55 CHEERLEADERS Varsity cheerleaders preparing for the homecoming parade. Terri Fuchs, football-basketball captain. WSW Rx-use Wrestling cheerleaders unite for a mount. VARSITY FOOTBALL - BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS Pam Bean, Sue Hessling, Terri Fuchs, Heidi Oleari, Lisa Armstrong, Lisa Frank, Lisa Schmid, joey Lauth, Tracy Toerpe. Stretch out your arms! Cabovel Tracy Toerpe fires up. frighti N...-sf L . VARSlTY WRESTLING CHEERLEADERS Sarah VanN0te, SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL-BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS Nancy Cederquist, Diane joni Nelson, Bev Henning, Autumn Krause, Rondi Mogel. Taylor, Kathy Taylor, lean Doherty, Christin Schmitt, Barb Stewart. ius...3'f wawridk' Togetherness Wild and Crazy Gals! SOPHOMORE WRESTUNG CHEERLEADERS Fran Malta Dusty Boggs, lanine Krause, Kristi Mogel Sue Stuvlck Diane Hoppe. The cheerleaders are a group of very dedi- cated girls who put their hearts into sparking enthusiasm for sporting events. This year four separate ,squads not only added spirit at games, but put numerous hours of work into posters, locker decorations and goodies for the players. Terri Fuchs was elected football- basketball captain, while Rondi Mogel lead the wrestling cheerleaders. Together both squads succeeded in cheering their teams on to victory. FALCON ETTES Falconettes sparkle before the parade. janet Schurmeier, captain. DeeDee Rosandcr executes some fancy hundwork. The 1978-1979 Falconettes. I V e AL'1 - --,,-- i .. e i ' it in e Q' 58 One-two-three kitk, IWO-fWO-three kifik. Falcone-ttes show off their flexibility. P' I The Falconettes perform during halftime. The Falconettes is an organization of twenty-four junior and senior girls who perform dance routines during half-time of football and basketball games. The girls design their own routines and with the help of their sponsor, Miss Rowena Huson, they spend over ten hours perfecting each M sii' r N rrii i -- one. This year's squad did an excel- lent job and provided all fans with impressive entertainment. ...- Camera shy Seniors??? ww , FALCONETTES lst row L to R - janice Lauber, julia Thompson, Lori Whitaker, Lynn Hawthorne. 2nd row - julie Pieritz, janice Mayer, Pam Mason. 3rd row - Pattie Schweinberg, Charlotte Hicks, jane Wojick, Alison Stime, Sue Brady, Debbie Bragg, Barb Dietrich. 4th row - josie Sobieraj, julia Sc-hutt, juli Whitaker, Cindy Hoff, janet Schur- meier. Sth row - Cindy Bollweg, Wandy Zima, Diane Burnett, DeeDee Rosander. OF- FICERS - Sue Brady, janice Lauber, Cindy Bollweg, Lynn Hawthorne and janet Schur- metre. 59 GRAPPLERETTES, GYMNASTICS BOCSTERS, SOCCERETTES, TRACKETTES AN. VARSITY SOCCERETTES - Kim Mallery and Beth Chaplin. Tami Walcott SOPHOMORE SOCCERETTES Row 1 L to R - Becky Hollinger, Barb Gerstenkorn, Debbie Marner. Row 2 - Randa Nasr, loani Nelson, Debbie Stanciu Kris Brach, Prissila Smith. GYMNASTICS BOOSTERS - Debbie Stanciu, Leslie Frank, Barb Dietrich, Suzanne McNinch, Lisa Wells, Pamela McNinch, Karen Gates, Pam Briley, Glory Egbert, Coach Oliphant, Lynn Lippolclt, Barb Stewart, Sarah Stewan, Christin Schmitt, Kacey Cahill. Soccerettes, Grapplerettes, Trackettes, and Gymnastic Boost- ers are four separate organiza- tions whose functions are to sup- port their teams. Throughout this year they have aided in statistics, made locker decorations and added moral support. '1' sz Y' -WF' ,ff TRACKETTES- Bev Paakh, Nancy Darrah, Nancy Williams, Paula Pimenta, GRAPPLERETTES 4 Debbie Debruin, Linda Molenhouse, Heidi Duncan, Lisa Hilson, Lori Robinson, Trisha Herbert, Pam joseph, Becky Kehering, Ruth Molenhouse, Lisa johnson. Colleen McNichols, Lori Hilson, Cindy Fridley, 61 F.C.A. LETTERMEN The Fellowship of Christian Athletes is an organization of Athletes interested in studying different aspects of Christianity. Each week the two groups meet separately to discuss morals, Bi- ble, and Christian living. Coach jim Rexilius and Miss jean Ford sponcer the two groups. Lettermen's Club is made up of Varsity Letter winners, whos func- tion is to work at sporting events and sponser money making ac- tivities. This year the Donkey Basketball game was on of there their accomplishments. C-lRL'S FCA - Diane Billingsley, janice Lauber, Carolyn Pearson, janet Schurmeier, Cheryl Hollatz, Laura Crosebeck, Terri Fuchs, Lynn Lippoldt, Linda Lauber, Helen Calacci, Betsy Brown, Carole Sullivan, Kirsten Leafstrand, Lynn Hawthorne, Dori Hart, jan Nash, Kay Richardson, Leslie Frank, Linda Molenhouse. BOY'S FCA - Russ Graham, Mike Flaherty, juan Ortiz, Mark Burlingame, Craig Weeden, john Flaherty, john Houston, Fred Arborgast, Keith Lopez, Brad Heycoop, Dan Gable, Steve Thonn, Rick johnson, Dave Helm, Rob Martin, Mark Seeland, Shawn Young, Tim Copeland, Marty Dywer, Tony Monken, Mark Monken, Mark Ecklund, Dave Toomey, Greg Fuchs, Louis Holland, Darryl Richardson, Mike Nolan, Howie Laycock, Mike Daugherty, Keith Cote, Tim McCormick, Bob Lee, jay Cherry, Eric Barnhart, Brian Baird, Marvin Carter, Dave Hughey, Steve Conners, jeff Brown, jim Bollweg, Pete Marquardt. 62 QW Af' T FAXUMHS 4 gp Slwzw mu ,fbi fy- f i. was hr 'ig FCA OFFICERS A Carolyn Pearson, janice Lauher, Steve Thonn, Diane Billingsley, Rick johnson, Dave Helm, Russ Graham. if e, ,, ,, smkg? ...zu LETTERMEN - Dan Gable, Mike Tuggy, jim Carney, Mike O'Grady, Craig Weeden, Tim Bartel, Phil Rice, Sean Kellegan, Eric Barnhart, Andy Reed, jeff Brown, Dan Stevens, Dave Carpenter, Russ Graham, Tim Roby, Rick johnson, Vic Williams, Don Bielik, john Flaherety. 63 Ns xx S BAN This year the Wheaton North Bands were ex- tremely active. Marching Band added music dur- ing football season while Pep Band cheered on the basketball team. Outside of presenting Fall, Win- ter, and Spring Concerts, the Band received honors at the State Solo and Ensemble Contest. Stage Band attended the Oaklawn and Sterling jazz Festivals and performed a christmas show at Scheffler's Greenhouse. To finish the year the Pit Orchestra proved to be the backbone of a very successfull musical, The King and I . -.X BRASS L to R lst row: - Michelle Natz, lill Wallace, Susan Leo, Tom Bergman, Pat Osowski. 2nd row: - Scott Lyon, Mark Eklund, Fred Arbogast, Guy Touser, Bill Brown, Steve joy, Greg Powell. 3rd row: - lan DeVries, Ed Elliot, Tom Craig, joel Lehman, Norm Reed, Laura Palmer. 4th row: i Bob Burnes, Bob lanowski, Shawn Mallery, Dave Binford, Doug Holt, Karl Pendergast, Frank Limbrick, Peter Felske. 64 PERCUSSION Lto to R lst row: - Mike Landereth, Parker Martyn, Ed Buchner, john Wilson, Mark Casic, john HuQtc1n.2nd row: 4 Darrel Hadley Bill Kramer, Dave Petroskey, julie Scheffler, john Whitaker. VVOODVVINDS L to R1strow:A Nancy Darrah, Dave Kennedy, Mary Lou Albright, Brenda Bradshaw, Greg Powell, Kathy Brown, Tammy Hultgren, 2nd row: - Karen Gasick, Paula Sehohel, jane Whitefotton, Nancy Fisher, Kathy Foster, julie Ross, Sue Ric e, Chris Foiter. 3rd row: - Pat janowski, Liz Martin, Beth Chaplin, Lynn Seafield, Debhie Marner, Barh Cerstenkorn. 4th row: - jim Spletzer, jeff Huton, Todd Alitz, Dave Burshtan, Phil Ohst, Harold Spies, Bruce Oherg. 65 AND THE BAND PLAYED ON . f , 1 X 5 ' as 'f fi I 1 .xg Q s 1 Q 1 L i nf 4 win. 4 df 1- CCJNCERT BASS L to R Ist row: - Mike Gallagher, Bob Schvverdt, Ross Chaplin. 2nd row: Alohn Kolden, john Pittman. 3rd row: -Steve Rodriguez, Pete Metros, Todd Bornhauser. 4th row: - Mark Taylor, Paul Payne, Steve Gregory, Eric Barnhart, Al Singer. SOPRANOS L to R lst row: - Sharon Marocchi, Beth Stewan, Holly Johnson, Kit Ciesmier. 2nd row: Kathy Roby, Debbie Illingsorth, Sue Griffiths, Priscills Smith, Laura Scott, Krissy Breseman, Rachel Hopernan, Kathy Sollis. 3rd row: - Lori Whitaker, Maggie Trish, Susie Churninoff, lanet Remmers, Anne Thompson. 4th row: - Elizabeth Barber, Chriss Kolwitz, Alison Stime, lo Sobieraj, Barbra Morris, Clare Callacci, Paul Schobel. CHOIR TENORS L to R 1st row: - Brian Huck, Pat Rajnic, Scott Hanselman. 2nd row: Tim Wheeler, Kraig Knudsen, Dean Darling, Steve Masters, Peter Carlson. 3rd row: - lim Roby, Rick johnson, Paul Thompson. ALTOS L to R lst row: - Linda Roby, Aleta Fullerton, Beth Chaplin, Kim Mallery. 2nd row: - Sue Steffler, Kacey Cahill, Lisa Cantu, Karmen Kramer, Donna Taylor, Katy Scheffler, 3rd row: - Catey Sullivan, Lee Samuelson, Amy Rau, Chris Koenig, Pam Strunk. 4th row: Diane Honeywell, Kris Brach, Cori Loomis, Lynne Hawthorne, Laurie Romherg, Kathy Reichert. i :,, , ew- jr S 1 OFFICERS L to R lst rovv: - Kim lviallery, Secretary, Donna Taylor, Uniform Manager, Pete Carlson, Vice President, 2nd rovv: - Diane Honeywell, Librarian, Todd Bornhauser, President, Beth Chz1plin,Treasurer, Not Pictured, Tami Walcott, Librarian, 4. E111 ,M -- MADRICAL SINGERS L to R lst rovv: - john Pittman, Beth Stewart, Katy Scheffler, Lori Whitaker, lim Bollweg. 2nd row:- Steve Rodriguez, Heidi Keller, Catey Sullivan, Peter Carlson. 3rd row: - Tim Wheeler, Anne Thompson, Chris Koenig, Steve Gregory, Barb Morris, Kim Mallery, Tim Roby. SWINGSINGERS, 7:15 SHIFT SWINGSINCERS ist row L to R -john Schramer, Kit Ciesmier, Steve Rodriguez, Mark Bajuk. 2nd row - Page Ciesemier, Paul Payne, Beth Chaplin, Kraig Knudsen, Kim Mallery, Todd Borngauser, Karen Brach, Brian Basilico, Wayne Brearley. 3rd row - Mr. Don Daebelliehn, Terry Danosky, Eric Ruff, Diane Honeywell, Mark Taylor, Duane Chenier, Lori Whitaker, john Pittman, Linda Goettsch, Scott Rosengreen. I 4 7:15 SHIFT ist row L to R - Rick Ryder, john Kolden, Robert Schwardt, Scott Hanselman, Dean Darling, Pete Carlson. 2nd row - Brian Basilico, Mike Taylor, joe Heinlein, Lance Hamilton, Tim Wheeler. 3rd row - Eric Ruff, Chris Fisher, Tim Murphy, Mark Taylor, Scott Rosengreen. 4th rovv - Steve Rodriguez, john Pittman, Alan Singer, Eric Barnhart, Steve Gregory, Paul Thompson Mark johnston, Todd Bornhauser, Steve Masters, ORTH ERN ER Liz johnson, Heather Schmitt, and Karen McCann, Freshmen Section. 4 i I 1 --fff, ,.,,, , I M Sue Hessling, Faculty section 5-, ,xv lx F tte I ---.....,,,.,,,,,, A li eth ,g sly m 4, , Sara Stewart and Barb Stewart, Sophomore section Kathy Williams, junior section, janet Schurmeier, Senior section, jackie Darrah, Activities. Dave Marner, Bob Otto, and Dave Ables, Photographers. Terri Fuchs, Activities. QW: , . W ' :wg '11 S? ,- 4. Y, 4 K I ,, H 72 3 ,rw rf- f if , sf Kirsten Leafstrand, Girls Sports. Eric Manuel, Boys Sports. J jennifer Wiegand, Assistant Editor, Mrs. loan Meyer. K . aw F-Q Amy Berndtson, Editor. Diane Billingsley, Girls Sports The Northerner is the organization that puts together the book which you are novv reading. Many hours of work go into this publication, not to mention the hours spent planning, typing, proofreading, and retyping. Mrs. loan Meyer sponsored this organization, and with the help of jennifer Wiegand, assistant editor, these two added support and guidance, and essentially helped make this book possible. So novv l find it to be an appropriate time to thank all who worked on this book for their help. And as Editor, I hope you enjoy the 1978-79 Northerner. Amy Berndtson N Wm . AO qw OQQOO 4xq'jOK AY 4,5-awe' QWQW' QQCQQ S Qwbkso Nbfv-X09 6' x Siqqfbbbe' Gab X COO ' S066 'QQONOSSW 63066 QJQG, KO? ' om? X QQQOQWOO OQQQZVCE' C2506 Qixe xofo 490969 'XO .XCOK GJ. . Qoobi M6500 659 QFQQQQVQQQSLQ .C9yQ,4Q, 'D I 6 Qyeebi 23060 we Ok X xayxwxwmf Q0 CZOQGQQ- ' ' Q-NN mf? ' ' . S soc. - - Xe WZ? CJ XX 6 QL 050 QQ ' fs KO C, 'b Q Xb A s 642 SQ o, 'DQQQ G7 0 'U ' 00 'X . QOL go Y-SZ, QQ Q coli Q6 NSY: Q60 Sz, 'LJNQOQ' N QQ, QKOQ7 XOOQN XO Q00 Q56 2650 180 NO K xgxqwkvbi 'vgxeqixoibhz 6 OK QQ:gQ-Qf-QQ, ' fgxo V039 ' .XOOSQHS qbx SQ. . - QjlxQQv0QPiVXQ Abi. - oeevfaax bQ,ec,wQz ,xcbfo KQ9JxQQ! QOQQSK 4465. siwf fgxgka. . Q sf? h' ' .QWGQ 06900 C! QQLQLQQQ! K0 x0 Q WO xaoo . . .699 Q60 QQQGQNSQQOQQD - - ' 6 Q55 co SQQQ-euox . . - C9 was 6 Q9 . X . xp . .NEXOSE 666006 6XC-32521 QQQSLQ - we fb QQQb,gqg6QXf5C,6 4e,Qv6W'0 S ,wo FALCONS MAKE PLAYO FFS SHARE CONFERENCE TITLE ' The Falcons get a pre-game pep talk 'ui' s 1l1qp , Ji .fix L .h t . f F' 'M U' 'Tw' ,. .fgg ' ' : 5133: T r Jul:-'f ' K yi- is A I if t gi, .... ff K N KJN FFTC ' fi ' , ' .'hh -u 6 , '-'il f N ' f-'1' ' X 'C 1... -E' Q L F' J J -- n Qu ti , xl' Q Q S U ga t '4 in1 if C .Aff A if A . avg: .. K ,FJ . ,1 - T I A' Q Q In .3 Y N J s . ' . i Q35 P as A F Q Fx fx. 1 N A 1' W h Ag 3 Q K G sg L S 'X ' , 1 ,es W -was Q R 1' W l ts HN ff? C 3 tgftfg S A A Q? -rw' alma. ' st r M 836 2 '.., ' f :an . eee M' 1 - '--' H gf t:s1.:eWat,,. -: - ..,. -'nf We i---t..gfe.,N -.,A me T ' N . E, as Aeee . if 'refs X N ' -' rrlrfeiff- . MI E, . ' 3 F E Cee fig - mf ' '.'N j.f- ' fr' .t W. . 5 .,, mfg: 1,1 'gina '- I 1' 'i, -J ' 'X ' s :. .., f ,I fisifh .,,. .. 1,1 nl V '. T - wt' ' .-K.. ' ' 1 g .isiglnf Bruce Armstrong checks for the hole. john Kruzynski swings around right end. The area's top offense gets the word L-f 'f Bi 5 41,1 Senior Rick johnson at the controls of the Falcon scoring machine. Overwhelming another ballcarrier is the Falcon defense -the Swarm. N....,f-D-5 1-Qs My , ks,.k V, . . --:, F . rg f Ns: Five Falcons head out for warrnups. Senior Dan Gable outrunning the Glenbard North defense. Steve Thonn puts his foot into the ball as Rick johnson holds, john Flaherty hits the hole behind Bruce Armstrong and Dan Stevens 1978 Results W.N. OPPONENTS 20 Forest View 15 42 Plainfield O 30 Wheaton C. O 27 Naperville N. 0 20 Wheaton W. 7 18 Glenbard S. 8 7 West Chicago 27 34 Glenbard North 12 26 Naperville C. 0 0 Lake Forest 22 THE MEN WHO MADE lT H PPEN VARSITY lst row L to R - M. Burlingame, D. Stevens, H. Laycock, M. Schmitt, R. 1ohnson, D. Gable, 1. Kruzynski, S. Connors, P. DiLeonardi, R. Graham, M. Flaherty. 2nd row - Coach Fox, 1. Brown, D. Bielik, S. Thonn, T. McCormick, B. Armstrong, P. Caligiuri, M. Roberts, 1. Calacci, C. Crittenden. 3rd row- P. Marquardt,1. Flaherty, N. Reed, R. Williams, 1. Ortiz, B. Houstin, K. Laycock, 1. Clarkin, M. Carter, Coach Rexilius, Coach lordan. 4th row - Coach Turnbull, S. Young, M. Eisenhart, P. Thompson, 1. Powell, T. Hessling, K. Williams, M. Landreth, B. Reis, T. Spychalski. 5th row-1. Andes, R. Stachniack, R. Hotchkiss, K. Cote, E. Barnhart, D. Burshtan, M. Seeland, T. Copeland, Q cg rv u vnnmro c a l mem 7 ' 1 1 J 'Y f f 1 'Z V. N T. .. Fi . img - 1 1 ., 4. v . f-.mi rg xlgj dh 1 - 1 Y . 5. A g , AW 9' V if N- ., 3, U1,9Si1.,'74i,,K?lg29 22 ,er SOPHOMORE 1st row L to R - S. Hedstrom, 1. Cherry, M. Stachniak, M. Dougherty, D. Helm, K. Binder, P. Rexilius, K. Lopez, T. Watkins, A. Miller, R. Martin, W. Kalfas, E. Buckner. 2nd row - L. Holland, T. Monken, B. Hoch, P. Metros, 1. Brown, P. Osowski, D. Lee, T. Allen, B. Lee, D. Gibson, R. MacDonald, T. Furco, B. Campbell, 1. Kahn. 3rd row- B. Lehman, D. Bruning, F. Arbogast, T. McCormick, P. Garvey, S. Danosky, S. Herda, B. Edgar, C. Long, T. Honeywell, A. Hellmich. FRESHMEN lst L to R- R. Garich, 1. Dietrich, D. Toomey, 1. Spratt, T. Mahoney, D. Richardson, R. Forsyth, Rich Gervasi, 1. Flaherty, S. Murphy. 2nd row- D. Andes, P. Maher, S. Moore, D. Seeland, 1. Graefen, E. Schoemann, L. Schimmels, D. Chase, M. Garvey, C. Bitner, 1. Lehman. 3rd row-1. Pardon, E. Spears, T. Loomis, S. Thielsen, M. Seeland, W. Bower, T. Conn, D. White, B. Abraham, D. Hughey, S. Kmiec. 4th row - Coach 1ack Schomig, D. Griffiths, B. McKenna, R. Loehrke, S. Briley, S. Wiggen, P. Marciniak, C. Powell, D. Read, S. McGregor, Coach Art Woodward. 5th row- Coach Bill Nebich, D. Deli, L. Holland, M. Manzanilla, D. 1orden, T. DiLeonardi, B. Rakosnik, S. Williams, G. Smith, D. Sandelin, E. Ludwig, 1. luriga, Coach Rick lacobsen. The play caller - Coach Larry Fox. f--' Above - linebacker-slotback Coach lim jordan. elow - The area's top ground game chalks up another chunk of yardage. THE WAY IT WAS - 1978 Anchored by 12 returning lettermen, the 1978 Falcons pro- duced one of the most potent offenses and stubborn defenses in the area. Compiling an 8-2 record, the Falcons were 6-1 during conference play, earning a tie for the top spot with West Chicago. Opening the season with two non-conference victories, the Falcons entered conference play as an underdog to Wheaton- Warrenville. lt wasn't until the third game of the season that the Falcons were even scored upon, and even that first score was an inconsequential touchdown by a thoroughly beaten Warren- ville team. On a cold Saturday at Glenbard South, the team survived its first real test with a thrilling come from behind win. The homecoming loss to co-champion West Chicago was over- come with two convincing victories the last two weeks of the regular season. The pinnacle of the season came when the team reached the IHSA playoffs for the first time in school history. Although they were defeated by Lake Forest in the first game, it was an exciting experience for all of us. The Trenchmaster-linemen Coach George Turnbull. fsanswsw- Head Coach jim Rexilius. 79 V QM . .Q -s .... V.V,, ,, :EE . fl ,,,,,.. ..LL . , . Vrkkk :M k ..: , ,,LA M ,. 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FRESHMAN L to R 1st row: - lim Nelson, Dave Wolf, Fritz Nelson, Greg Fuchs, Mike Pierre, Pete Garlinger, Pete Davison, Mike Brown, Steve Krone, Pat Granger. 2nd row: - Coach Martin, Bryan Gill, Pete Felske, Frank Limbrick, john Egelhaaf, Cliff Soria, Lance Hamilton, Kurt Wise, Dave Wendlin , Coach Porter. 3rd row: - john Fox, lohn Oberthler, Marty Dwyer, Steve Sullivan, Greg Bennorth, Bill Brown, Roi Kirincic, Tom McAdams, Ned Smith. l SOPHOMORE L to R Ist row: iGuy Tawzer,1ohn Kolden, Chris Brucciani, Tom Church, Brian Huck, Ken Hooten. 2nd row: - Coach Kaine, Ben Baker, Mark Granlund, Andy McDonald, Bill Komerska, Mark Eklund, Doug Holt, Bill Atkinson. 3rd row: - Margaret Schneider, Margaret Ardelt, Steve Masters, lim Pappageorge, Chris Limbrick, Dave Bindord, Chris Burke, 4th row: - Curt Beile, Lou Oniz, Karl Pendergast, Glen Gros, Beth Reninger, Shawn Mallery. Tv' .viag- VARSITY L to R lst row: - Dave Smith, Mark DiCicco, 2nd row: - Vince Dowling, Tom Bergman, Wayne Brearly, Andy Limbrlck, Scott Stevens, Ken Pendergast, Ron Russell, Dan Phillips, Dave Marner, Pete Carney, Mike Gallagher. .ird rgw: T Mike Howard, lim Tabor, Bob jongsma, Todd Simonsen, Steve luriga, loe Kramer, Coy Walcott, Paul Payne, im arte . This fall the Wheaton North varsity soccer team, coached by Wes Dusek, finished with a'5-13 record. Outstanding individuals on the team were senior Mark DiCicco and junior Coy Walcott named to All-Conference. Receiving honorable mention for All-Conference were Tim Bartel, Mike Howard and Dave Smith. Because of outstanding sophomore and freshman teams, the Falcons will be the team to beat in upcoming years. V s .jx A -M,--Ar kkkf H K . Ron Russell brings the ball up-field. 1978 Results W.N. OPPONENTS 1 Wheaton W. 2 1 Naperville N. O 1 Napewille C. 2 5 West Chicago 1 O Wheaton C. 1 O Naperville N. 2 4 Naperville C. 1 4 West Chicago 1 2 Wheaton W. 4 0 Wheaton C. 2 81 FALCON RUNNERS PLACE 2nd IN CONFERENCE ,,,... ,.,, .. - ,pg . ,. . ' Y'4,, ' Q 'f ' K Wm., jim Carney placed 1 1th in the conference. Becky Cotta county and conference champ. Seniors Andy Read and Randy Warner. W VARSITY and SOPHOMORE 1st row L to R - M. Acker, A, Read, P. Vanderlei, R. Warner, C. Weeden, E. Manuel. 2nd row -1. Maret, B. Cotta, I. Carney, P. Pruess, T. Lothers. 3rd row - T. Alitz, R. Huson, R. Acker, M. Lamdin, D. Lamdin, K. McDonald. 82 Eric Manuel turns a corner. 1 .Y Soph Ted Loters and Ir Paul Vanderlei. The falcon top seven sworm over Glenbard South. fi an-.1 as W- . ,. :,s:.X:.fJ5 ,' 'Y' qw ., 4, MW rf i s. L .- .4-'..g. L ' g ffgiq . -af J. ,f 'fs 'Nam - N. me 1372. 4,t.a6-.-adv! .., I: H' J W Qrwma- Q' arse! e 1 r ' VHA. 2 ff' jg 'rg ' rc V Jr,- , Q., ,N V MJQWW-M gjefif , , -A, -.1 , iff is ' f' ' 163148 , :Cr 'waxy' if KM'-ml fl' 9' ' ilw'sP: The Falcon Cross Country Team had a successful season this year, finishing with a 6-2 dual meet record and placing 2nd in the conference meet. Coach Eckman thought the conference meet was the best effort of the year. Standouts this season were: Captain Craig Weeden, Randy Warner, Paul Vanderlei, who placed 14th in the conference, jim Carney, who placed Ilth in the conference, Paul Pruess, and Ted Lothers. Becky Cotta proved to be one of the most outstanding female runners in the state, winning the DuPage County and Conference meets. She also went on to place 3rd in the Downers Grove invitational and 4th in the Crystal Lake invitational, both recognized as top quality girls' state cross country championships. Captain Craig Weeden comes out of the woods. 1978 Results W.N. OPPONENTS 34 Naperville N. 22 I8 Cilenbard N. 45 32 Naperville C. 24 I5 WEGO 49 I8 Wheaton C. 47 I9 Wheaton W. 45 9th Out Of 21 Homewood Floosmore Inv. 3rd Out Of IO Bartonville Inv. 6th Out Of I9 DuPage County lnv. 24th Out Of 70 Crete Monee Inv. , gg 3rd Out Of 12 Addison Trail Inv. M I C C 2nd Out Of 8 DuPage Valley Conference 6th Out Of I8 Wheaton North District K , e'4,,. 'J Q ,,...m. .. 5,445 wwf' N i mf? 'Q' '3 is fa Paul Pruess shows fatigue Mark Acker running smoothly. 83 ROGKER AND HART A-f QUALIFY FOR STATE Dave Carpenter putting. . 1-Q Fred Stroner shoots for the green. Dori Hart watches her putt head for the hole. A l VARSITY L to R lst row - B. Heil, D. Carpenter, D. Hart, K. Wiegand, l. Kuznik. 2nd row - Coach Krulac, D. Helm, D. Rooker, B. Baird, P. Ciesemier, F. Stroner. 84 Page Ciesemier tees off Kevin Wiegand shoots from the fairway. Brian Baird roles in a long putt. SOPHOMORES L to R lst row - H. Hart, K. Fox, P. Gleason, L. Clemens. 2nd row - j. Deming, 1. Whitaker, F. Beno, R. Schweinberg, 1. Hedrick. Falcon golfers ended their season in 1978 with a dual meet record of 8-7. Even though they placed sixth in the DuPage Valley Conference they finished in the top half of every invitational they entered. Senior Dan Rooker, falcons top golfer, was meet medalist 8 times during the season. He went on to finish 107th in the state meet out of over 250 golfers. Other top seniors were Page Ciesemier, who was meet medalist 6 times, Kevin Wiegand, Fred Stroner, and Brian Baird. juniors Bill Heil, and Dave Carpenter were also varsity golfers. Dori Hart, the lone female on the team, was the first girl in Wheaton North history to come out for golf. She finished her season successfully by placing 48th in the girls' state meet. '43f's -f i'?E. ' f it Dan Rooker top golfer tees off. 85 FALCONS WIN CONFERENCE 1978 Results W.N. OPPONENTS 62 Naperville N. 51 58 Clenhard S. 56 53 Wheaton C. 55 62 Glenhard N. 59 60 Naperville C. 52 72 Wheaton W. 64 52 West Chicago 48 72 Naperville N. 62 68 Glenbard S. 60 67 Wheaton C. 55 71 Glenbard N. 55 50 Naperville C. 45 66 Wheaton W. 63 55 West Chicago 78 at lftttafi ..,, it 1 x 3 3,4 fry! 6 sill VARSITY L to R 1st row: A T. Dowling, I. Ortiz, M. Watkins, R. Graham, S. Thonn, D. Helm, C. Walcott, PJ. Murphy, I. Flaherty. 2nd row: A S. Young, D. Hooyer, D. Rooker, M. Tuggy, B. Baird, 1. Turner, R. johnson, R. Russell, M. Berndtson. Coach lim Hedrick outlines the strategy. 86 'r . 'O fri., J Z ,M XX -..2...,. x. Senior Dave Helm directs the offensive traffic. Captain Steve Thonn prepares to drill a jumper. It f Ili Helm and Turner put the squeeze on a helpless Wolverine. johnson works it back outside to a Falcon teammate. Turner goes airborne for the opening tip against the Wolverines. Led by seniors Brain Baird and Steve Thonn, the 1979 Varsity Falcons vvon their first Du Page Valley Confer- ence Title, finishing two games ahead of the second place Naperville North team. Compiling a 12-2 conference record, the team played 8-5 ball outside the DVC to total a 20-7 tally, the team's first 20 win season in four years. Highlighting the year was a 10 game winning streak that streched from De- cember to February which virtually clinched the confer- ence title. Receiving All-Conference Honors were seniors Steve Thonn and Brian Baird and junior john Turner. Seniors Dave Helm, Russ Graham and Rick johnson earned hon- orable mention status as the Falcons of 1979 were DVC Champs! rfvr Senior Russ Graham pushes in a layup for the Falcons. 87 4 'ML EP. 9 . : .: 5f ' i Z . C. 0 on up- john Turner sends a free throw on its way. Alert play earns Dave Helm a steel. 11.2. 4 Q 2,9 K mul, . K my 4 --f as fm K lf' SOPHOMORE L to R lst row: - M. Kelly, P. Rexilius, F. Beno, A. Hellmich, T. Church, M. Ecklund, D. Helm. 2nd row: - C. McConnel, B. Campbell, R. Schvvienherg, C. Long, B. Goettsch, F. Arhogast, D. Bruning, I. Kaminsky. -- Steve Thonn sails up the lane. 88 Head and sholders above the rest, Brian Baird fires. Rick Iohnson aims his shot. The game unfolds under the watchful eyes of Russ Graham. 1' FRESHMEN L to R Ist row - D. Richardson, P. Marciniak, I. Lehman, D. Wolf, D, Reed, P. Velsky, B. Calvert. 2nd row: ! 1. Iorden, D. Hughy, S. Kmiec, D. Toomey, D. Andes, C,Wi5e, 1. Demming, L. Holland. 3rd row: - W. Bower, D. Deli, W. Smith, K, White, D, Acker, T. Dilceonardi, A. White, M. Dwyer, B. Heykoop. 89 LAYCOCK TAKES ZND IN STATE NIEET, FALCONS FINISH THIRD john Duncan receiving his first place sectional medal. .WN K I 'x Y L,L4 . H. ,... r NTI State Qualifier, Nick Rajnic applys pain. ,,5,,E,2 I Q L,,,WI,:!i Arliwwm .. .V ek . fr S I ,,,,.,f ' SOPHOMORES lst row L to R - C. Natz, B. Dougherty, M. Stachniak, M. Patterman, 1. Cherry, P. Osowski. 2nd row 4 B. Hoch, D. Lee, S. Bode, B. Lee, M. Nolan, E. Hooten, P. Garvey. 90 -NKWOTHN' . Senior Mark Schmitt reversing the hold. FRESHMEN lst row L to R A M. Pierre, B. McKenna, P. Davison, P. G. Fuchs, O. Sullivan. 2nd row - M. See-land, E. Schoemann, S. M. Plichta, K. Martin, E. Mahoney, D. Seeland. 3rd rovv - C. Bitner Karmis, 1. Dasco, R. Carich, I. Tapanes, R. Kirincic, P. Maher, I. Dietrich. This year the wrestling Falcons finished another outstanding season. Placing first in the Dixon Invi- tational for the third year in a row, the Falcons went on to accumulate a 13-2 record, and place first in the Conference Meet. At Districts, The Fal- cons finished second and advanced john Duncan, 105, Nick Rainic, 112, Mike Howard, 132, and Howie Laycock, 185, to the sectional meet. At Sec- tionals all four qualified for the State Meet and finished third as a team. Once again the Falcons wrestled powerfully and finished third in the State Meet, the highest place ever in the history of Wheaton North. Individually, Duncan placed fifth, Howard forth, and Laycock second! junior Rich Stachniak, battles his man. VARSITY 1st row L to R - M. Gallagher, B. Zinser, R. Stachniak E DeVanldivielso, 1. Duncan. 2nd row- D. Richardson, N. Rajnic B Reis, M. Karmis, K. Laycock. 3rd row - 1. Andes, M. Seeland B Luse, K. Cote, M. Howard, M. Schmitt, H. Laycock. QW FALCONS DISTRICT CHAMPS This year the Falcon Gymnasts finished their most suc- cessful season score-wise in the history of Wheaton North. Their 7-5 season record did not reflect their improvement over the past years. Three times during the season the Fal- cons topped the previous school record of 120 points. This included a 1st place finished in the District Meet, with a score of 134.12 points. The team finished 3rd in the Con- ference Meet, 4th in their Sectional Meet, and 14th out of 72 school on the state level. Falcons were led by junior Dan Urben who set the school record in five events. Also pacing the team were seniors Drew Gosling, Dan Spradley, and Chris Wine, Rodney King executes an iron cross. Drew Gosling displays his flexibility. Dan Urben shows perfect form on the valt. S ...mf VARSITY l, to R 1st row: - C. Kemf, D, Urhen, D. Pape, R. King, K, Flinker, E. Ewell, A. Polzin. 2nd row: - l. Hoff, T. Chilcoat, D. Slater, C. Roy, D. Kennedy, G' Shfifldan- 3l'd VUW3 - Coach Donaldson, D. Spmdly, C.. Wine, K. Knuclsen, D. Gosling, R. Dasko, Coach Oliphant. 92 Chris Wine on floor -. Kraig Knudsen works the parallel bars. Gordon Sheridan dismounts off the high bar. . y . Rick Dasko on the pommel horse. David Kennedy works, on the high bar. , I K P f,,. au? 4. 5 N, X .L , W ,, 4 E s 4., .U X s Q I fs .. g - -Q. ,.,,., hi ll f eei L SOPHOMORE L to R ist row: - S. Hanselman, K, Grey, B. Huck. 2nd row: - B. Armstrong, D Wingling, P. Granger, B. Spradly, P.j. Harvey, 1. Nelson. 3rd row: - Coach Donaldson, 1. Holten, P Karl Kempf performs on the still rings. Martin, 1. Hoff, L. Hamilton, C. Powell, 1. Weeden, Coach Oliphant. 93 TRACKMEN WIN NAPERVILLE RELAYS Wheaton North Indoor Track Team finished a successful season this winter, winning Naperville Relays and placing 2nd at the highly prestigious Oak Pard Relays. The Falcons were led by senior middle distance runner Randy Warner and shot putter jeff Brown. Warner placed 2nd at the Proviso West Track Classic in the 1000 yard run, shattering the school record with a time of 2:16.8. jeff Brown placed 5th at the same meet with a heave of 57'l1 . Another school record was broken this season in the two mile relay, the team consisted of Eric Manuel, Tim Wall, Andy Read and Randy warner, their time of 8220.3 won Naperville Relays. Other team members which helped the team gain victory this season were shot putter Don Bielik, high jumper Eric Barnhart, pole vaulter Pete Carney, sprinters Sean Kellighan, Mark Eisenhart, Dave Vercoe, and quater milers lim and Tim Furco. Greg Turk and Pet johnson lead. Dave Vergog breakg the tape, 'ILL .,M... . i LL Phil Rice strides over the hurdle. Andy Read leads the mile at Oak Park Relays SOPHOMORE L to R lst row: - R. Evans, M. White, D. Lamdin, K. Lopez, M. Nichols, S. Krone, S. Murphy, C. Sofia, K. Powell. 2nd row: M. Lamdin, S. Moore, T. Duggan, L. Schimmels, G. McCallum, A. Miller, D. Wechter, R. Huson, L. Zinzer. 3rd row: -1. Maret, P. Garvey, K. Barry, R. Morris, K. McDonell, R. Martin, T. Watkins, 1. Spratt, G. Schrock. 4th row: - B. Lautenbach, P. Negris, B. Brown, B. Rupprucht, T. Lothers, S. Thielsen, M. lohnston, P. Metros. Sth row: AT. Furco, B. Edgar, 1. luriga, T. Alitz, T. Wall, 1. Furco, D. Sandland, D. Griffiths. Randy Warner breaks the tape in the sprint medley relay at Oak Park Relays. 6 ,i.,,,..go'G ,V 1 Q-jf' eq V KX!! Lkwef' I Craig Weeden at conference. john Kawka at the finish line. l W5 P! A E - Don Bielik placed 2nd at conference with a toss of 5O'11 . Sean Kellighan anchors the mile relay. ....,-, jeff Brown won the conference in the shot and also placed 2nd in the 50 yard dash. Bill Hurrell runs the mile relay. , 5 AUGSBERGER NAMED ALL-CONFERENCE U V 1 f L ' A r. i mi. . , . , I ' :lk 'lf' ,ia fi ,,.,, 9, ,, A:,,,, , V, : , :,J .kg T Sophomore Chuck Long waits for the pitch. . L T' xi 'T T A i T . , ' ' ,,A, M ' 5 Q 'H . 'Y 'L AL i 'S :z,' . ' M JE' . -4, ' fi: 1 M I i, gg he If-s, - f M' , ..,,, , .V V ,,., v ' Z , ' f ' 'I yi sf... f T ...f D . 3' I-57:2 G. .. 5 - i I T ,T . - . ., ' 1 A ,i ,4,,gM.,,, I. ,, W junior Tom Dowling snatches a grounder. junior joe Pusateri's diving catch saves the play. A V A 'iii i ' , i' M . -Q I 'K 1, , Q 4 MA -39' ' V M84 Islay X- , T- ' -'l! i'.,1'2, ' fo , jj, . f n : lf . J! Y : .w 1 ,H Q,.f.z,, xr. 'U ' ' 1 Ni' .H irish .iii 517' . .fi t 4 ' -i ' ' ii ' ' ' f f 1' f A fi ' W1 , . xsw f ' ,,,,i ,V , T . V if . J 3' 'R M T' 1 ' 'f ii ' W i v if fx Mfr ' in N , hy, ig' a - 127' ,, ,7,, -,,.,.m4 5 ' 4' 1 V , 0-M ,M I Q, I f I I HL I .P ., i . f f t V H-if L , . u. , Q T' Ki idk? I Ja . ' if 7 - H ' ihfyl. . I 'iii .y,,.,..-ar N5-I ,iii 'Hx '36- ..'. R ec -,, I f , . I I . , ' T it Q T few I f I ,, - V W I, , gy. , 4 VV 3 it I lgvff, .MWA I rM,,,vlLZi.j?.V,, ?'5.ig.,.,,f,tV7gfggQr: I 1 , liz, Q, ,, ,. , ,, 'iffi A' v,i2li lii fi' 'Wx' tiki Senior joe Augsburger batting .511. 96 VARSITY 1st row L to R - R. Stachniak, j. Pusateri, D. Carpenter, K. Erickson, T. Dowling, S. Thonn, A. Hellmich, j. Andes, C. Long, j. Leo, S. Laycock, R. King, j. Augesberger. Not Pictured B. Campbell, T. Roby. Huw-M PM 1. H' f . K git ya , , .Q n. yi'-V , -9-1 v H -lk ,t 7 is i L G3 H 8, Q hte: . , Steve Thonn, senior, catches the flyball. 4 Though this years Baseball team did not finish its season too successfully, many high points were reached. One of these was the Falcon's 5 to 1 win over the Naperville North Huskies, which brought the season around. Senior joe Augsburger broke the schools homerun and batting average record by hitting seven home runs, and batting .511. These records helped him to make the All- Conference and All-Suburban baseball teams. A. so v rfhw 1 . . 5 . . fe ivy? S ki. 1, A. 'l'.vT's:4',,f Sophomore, Andy Hellmich takes his stance. as-'S fi F i 7 'lg rf' S' f ' 4x . . 4 V v 499 fayf 5, J, ,L V. ,, .. lk' , . 1 'V L cgi -. 1, E . H K. mnxg, , , ,l gltkkl aye :W ,ai ofa.-1 V .r Q 3, T ' S .1 3 Mt ' jjlli A V ZEN gh fy-2 ' xv, 21, V In 6 ,iv If I . 1 Q V 1 7, 21 rea ,K v '- -A4 3, L, tbu1 '5'f , we f . , . .. r 's 'FV Q U if ff. P5412 aff .F . Q' .- f' 1' ' ., . - f I ' Q S 4 'f Eff' , -. .L S 7f s L , FRESHMAN lst row L to R - P. Marciniak, B. Gill, D. Wolf, B. McKenna, K. Fisher. 2nd row - L. Holland, B. Abraham, D. Toomey, D. Richardson, D. Calvert. 3rd row - W. Smith, D. Deli, L. Hamilton, T. DiLeonardi, W. Bower, D. Hughey, G. Wise, S. Moore. hi, I' , ' g., , V ,,,,,y,.....' st'r Coach jim jorden calls the play. wid 4 , SOPHOMORE lst row L to R - S. Kolias, B. Kalfas, S. Headstrom, D. Anses. 2nd row - P. Rexilius, K. Lopez, K. Zettle, M. Stachniak, 1. Cherry, R. Martin, B. Evens, T. Moken, B, Hoch. 3rd row - F. Arborgast, K. Pender- gast, G. Clarkin, S. Mallery, S. Herda, S Danosky, T. Craig, B. Brown, D. Gibson. 97 Y f 0 A 9 - BENNORTH, WIEGAND DVAN CE TO STATE l af ,. by ' 6 Qlirelwl 11,1 .att .g,-.g., 11 r if ff Q T, 3 , 3 Luv A ia, A W I ' Tj 'li 3 wi V Q 1 Whit r+-MT-+4-4.17 3, px 5. L t . . , f i .V r r r Q, ' d ' T T ' T S A S ET i . I I I Q i 1 I iz 'tg 1 H-5-7-,.5.+.a, .tt .c.t..t,-g 1 V+ -le. , it yr-ff +' v ,, 1 Q 4 V v l Y ' t I . .512 . L'-lfi-ul-'fi'-f M l...k.,-Q,+,.T ,jr , . 'A ' 'A . rye: filfff y A i rl'flt'TstitflM inf wi + 4 -W -A .A a .T 1 Q rf+f'M++a+A X it - -A A A H - 4.-.T Q ' -f-fr+-Q,-,t t.,t,+-tg Krttfhm M ' r f ia? if , .W 1i'f'Tl'?f.fft ,gi K C is 1 at tai tggrtcf N ' 1 T State qualifiers Kevin Wiegand and Cireg Bennorth. This years tennis team finished its sea- son by placing sixth inthe Dupage Valley Conference Meet, and fifth in the District Meet. Kevin Wiegand lseniori and Cireg Bennorth lfreshmanj took first place in the District Meet allowing them to advance to state competition. 98 xiii Jil K f I I nw 4 ' 1 tl , X ' ' ' A 45 . -. Y Q , A . ui '...fV..A. N Q . - I 1 rr ,Q Dave Smith returns the serve. -, Q. Iwi' QW' is . T - ccrc T T , iff: T wi. 2 4' . ,'.s. S ' T STE- T if in L x 4 5 - M f. ' is wr? VARSITY TEAM L to R - K. Wiegand, W. Kerwin, G, Bennorth, M. Grandlund, D. Smith, M. O'Grady, Coach Dusek. Not pictured D. Cook. gr 'Ev VARSITY Kevin Wiegand ist singles Mike O'Grady 2nd singles Walter Kerwin 3rd singles Greg Bennorth and Dave Smith lst doubles SOPHOMORE lst row L to R - B. Huck, D. Ree, M. Pierre, P. Delongh, S. Hall, M. Gasic, L. Clemens, G. Fuchs. 2nd row - B, Krames, 1. Oberthier, P. Eaton, T. Allen, D. Holt, C. Limbrick, M. Dwyer, I. Wilson, I. Dave Cook and Mark Granlund . 2nd doubles Egelhaaf, I. Nendnck. .,.,,. ,. , ......ps..,. . .. i Ig ' lf! 5 ., X , ,gk Mike O'Grady watches the ball. 'l' , Q J PI 4 li W' l nv ,,.,.,:.,. t.- ,.....,. ... Walter Kerwin executes the serve. 99 ..,ff w 1., uw FALCONS TAKE CONFERENCE Falcons take victory lap. ' 5 Q n ,A 2 ' V I 1 ,- v 1 .l,... H I . . in H , 1' az- W' 4 .4 . -is , 553' . . ,f f fr y- : leg , -' - P eww. ' w ,s ', ' , . L, .V 1 f-'ai . as-N A .4 .I'4 FF1 as f ' 'V' lm, ' 25.13. F 1 f i A 'f' 7? I C ' 5 M, j ... m , -, , V . y a. VV 4 -Q ml I ' -- V . A lx '. ,. 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Reed, D. Bielik, E. Barnhan, 1. Kawka, R. Warner, B. Hurrell, 1, Carney, Coach B. Sullivan. 3rd row L to R - l. Furco, G. Turk, P. Thompson, P. Preuss, T. Copeland, Coach G. Turnbull, E. Manuel, M. Landreth, R. MacDonald, 1. Brown, T, Furco, Coach R. Ellison. 100 Tim Furco works on his opponents -.1 f , f ,, s n am-Q., .L Falcons except their conference plaque. jim Furco out leans his competitor. The Falcon Track Team came off a somewhat disappointing indoor season by placing 3rd at the Panther Viking Relays. They then went on to win the Wheaton Relays for the 9th consecu- tive year, and the All-City Meet. Wheaton North had another excellent showing at the DuPage County Track Meet placing 3rd of 14 teams. The peak of the season came at the DuPage Valley Conference Meet when the Falcons upset Naperville North by 10 points. The team went on to become District Runner Up to St. Charles and qualified eight people for the State Meet. In the 440 yard relay, Sean Kelleghan, john Kawka, Mark Eisenhart, and jeff Brown were District Champs, running a time of 43.3 setting a new school record. Sean Kelleghan, Bill Hurrell, Tim Wall, and Randy Warner, were also District Champs in the mile relay. Individual qualifiers included Randy Warner in the 880 yard dash, jeff Brown in the shot, Don Bielik in the shot, and john Kawka in the 120 yard high hurdles. The mile relay team of Sean Kelleghan, Rich MacDonald, Bill Hurrell, and Tim Wall, placed 13th in the state. Randy Warner went on to place 10th in the state, earning an invitation to the Quad State Meet. Sean Kelleghan was also honored by being chose to repre- sent the DuPage Valley Conference at the International Prep Meet in the Chicagoland mile relay. SOPHOMORE lst row L to R - M. Seeland, C. Soria, S. Krone, D. Lambdin, G. Horvath, M. Lambdin, T. Duggan, K. McDonell, T. Watkins, j. Weeden, C. Powell. 2nd row - j. Spratt, L. Schimmels, R. Forsyth, P. Maher, j. Maret, M. Garvey, M. Ludwig, P. Niegras, D. Seeland, S. Kiemic, G. McCallum, j. Morris. 3rd row -T. Lothers, B. Brown, S. Williams, R. Rakasnik, R. Acker, j. juriga, T. McCormick, T. Alitz, B. Kalfas, A. White, D. Sandlan, S. Thielson. 101 rs .. , fin 'S .- 4 Sean Kelleghan: County Champ mile relay, Conference Champ 440 relay, 3rd 220, 4th 100, District Champ 440 and mile relays, 13th in the State Meet mile relay, representation ofthe DVC in the Chicagoland mile relay at the International Prep Meet. Seasonal Best: 10.1 in the 100 yard dash. B 8 john Kawka: County Runner Up 120 high hurdles, Confer- ence Champ 120 high hurdles, and 440 relay, 3rd 330 lovv hurdles, District Champ 440 relay, Runner Up 120 high hur- dles, state qualifier 120 high hurdles, and 440 relay. Seasonal Best: 14.5 in the 120 high hurdles. 102 leff Brown: County Champ shot, Conference Champ shot, 100, and 440 relay, District Champ shot, state qualifier in shot and 440 relay. Seasonal Best: 57'1 in the shot. Randy Warner: County Champ mile relay, Conference Champ mile relay, 3rd 880, District Champ 880 and mile relay, 10th in the state 880, invitation to Quad State Meet ton june 9thJ. Seasonal Best: 1154.8 in the 880 tthrough May 26thl. Bill Hurrell holds off opponents in mile relay. Sophomore Tom Church W..-Jw.,..f,, hands to Craig Weeden. lie . af Pete Carney cleared 13' this season. 'V 3 , I Jllll ,, 0 1 Q ' I 'b,:f K W X Mark Eisenhart state qualifier in 440 relay. Tim Wall anchors the mile relay. .Maw , W . .,..,.,. . . ,H -.Q ,, V I ia, ,Q ' 'NN-Amman H 11 f fgtvf I' 5 'f mu.. M - , ' r 1 R- r 1- , 5 A Don Bielik threw 15'1 this year. Andy Read. Rich MacDonald over the high hurdles. 103 ALL STAR STEVE THONN lsittingl: All-Conference Football and Basketball. TIM WALL: State qualifier Track. IOHN KAWKA: State qualifier Track. DAN URBEN: All-Conference Gymnastics, State qualifier Gymnastics. MARK EISENHART: State qualifier Track. MARK BURLINGAME istandingl: All-Conference Football. MARK SCHMITT: All- Conference Football. RICK JOHNSON: All-Conference Football. DAN ROOKER: All-Conference Golf, State Qualifier Golf. ATH LETES RANDY WARNER tsittingl: State qualifier Track. COY WALCOTT: All-Conference Soccer. MARK DICICCO: All-Conference Soccer. MIKE HOWARD: State qualifier Wrestling. NICK RAINIC: State qualifier Wrestling. BRIAN BAIRD tstandingl: All- Conference Basketball. BILL HURRELL: State qualifier Track. JEFF BROWN: All- Conference Football, State qualifier Track. HOWIE LAYCOCK: All-Conference Foot- ball, 2nd in State Wrestling, All-Conference Wrestling. IOHN DUNCAN: All- Conference Wrestling, State qualifier Wrestling. Not Pictured IOE AUGSBURGER: All-Conference Baseball. IOHN TURNER: All-Conference Basketball. LEAFSTRAND, NASH, , NEIDBALLA GO TG STATE MNST... f. u ...X ..,,,,, , ,,:x... . What a match! Coach Ruwe psyching the team up. -les' V L- ZIL a,--aa t jan Nash and Sue Neldballa concentrate on their defensive net play, . ,h vw' .sf .... .. 11:1 nf' . -, 'F QU..-:J 'Z -1512-J-f . - . Kirsten Leafstrand shows her winning backhand. 1978 Results W.N. OPPONENTS 5 West Leyden 0 5 Wheaton C. 0 4 Glenbard N. 1 3 Glenbard W. 2 5 Glenbard S. 0 3 Naperville N. 2 3 St. Charles 2 5 Geneva 0 3 Wheaton-Warr. 2 4 West Chicago 1 2 Naperville C. 3 ' 1st D.V.C. 1st District 15th State HWS VARSITY 1st row L to R- D. Casey, S. Neidballa, 1. Nash. 2nd row-1. Holland, K. Leafstrand L. Hilson, S. Sullivan, Coach Ruwe. 106 ri ewfkiv 3 -v5e,:g1+y:5sg- ,sf JUNIOR VARSITY 1st row L to R - L. Hilson, G. O'Grady, M. Goodrick, L. Lippoldt. 2nd row - L. Carline, B. Pistona, M. Leone, Coach Blackwood. 3rd row - S. Klewinski, P. Henry, C. Fridley, T. Hultgren, P. joseph. The girls' tennis team, coached by Mr. George Ruwe and Miss Holly Blackwood, completed its best season this year. Going into the conference meet with a 10-1 record, they captured the title for the first time and went on to become district champions. Lori Hilson l3rd singlesl, Debbie Casey 62nd singlesl, lan Nash and Sue Neidballa 11st doublesl and Kirsten Leafstrand K1 st singles? were finalist at confer- ence. Nash, Neidballa, Casey and Leafstrand took three conference titles. At districts, Leafstrand remained unde- feated, taking 1st singles, while Nash and Neidballa placed 2nd in doubles. All three girls did very well at state, accumulating five points, placing them 15th. , iv. - J...-.-1 ....m......w ' 'N mm. lan Nash and Sue Neidballa relaxing after a hard match. Falcons gathering for a pep talk. ,.,4vn-aoulnwv WW 3rd singsles, Lori Hilson hits a smashing forehand. Debbie Casey, conference champ, executes the volley. ...ss-4-def ' f:..,..w , fre f 'f , .W ..,., -,,,a..,W.mw-M I 4 f'W'?mawm. ,, ,' , , N , , , , HWW,,,,,,' . A Nltuqfq K A QM.,-as ....., , Nr' . ,, 107 BILLINGSLEY NAMED ALL-CONFEREN CE SETTER ' XX LL Diane Billingsley sets one up for Sue lorden. ff .AZ Q .Af 1 The lVs and fans cheer the varsity o l 108 A new form of the busstop? nin B Cl0S9 f'f1aiCh- janet Larson shows that short people can spike too. JUNIOR VARSITY 1st row L to R - B. Brown, J. Larson, L. Roby. 2nd row - P. Strunk, L. Molenhouse, D. Wilson, L. Frank, C. Sullivan, M. Sohst. 3rd row - K. Polender, M. Bernsten, R. Molenhouse, C. Hollatz, L. Billingsley, H. Calacci, W. Farah, Mrs. Woodward, coach. VARSITY 1st row L to R - L. Frank, D. Honeywell, G. Pimenta. 2nd row- Miss Brechtal, coach, W. L Farah, S. jorden, G. Pappageorge, C. Pearson, D. Billingsley, B. Garich, K. Polender. N . f M t . .l x WWE. at ..... 55, Diane tenacious Honeywell smashes one down. -- ' 'y-- ' ...ov Q ' K, rW....,..ff W ,..,. ,pw .. I. av. V,d,,.,,,.,..-w Lisa Frank passes up to the setter Z-9 -Sh. ,,,,c C' 'U The varsity six wait for the ball. This year's volleyball team didn't quite live up to its expectations, but put up a good fight throughout the season. The varsity record was four wins and ten losses, which put them in sixth place in Conference. The jV's were seven and thirteen at the end of their season. Sue jorden was voted MVP and also got a special mention for All Conference as did Diane Honeywell. Diane Billingsley made All Conference as a setter. Thanks to everyone who came and supported the team through- out the season! NASH VOTED MVP I 9 in L., VARSITY lst row: L to R- R. Fletcher, A. Carroll, 1. Nash, C. Sullivan, 1. Denson, Coach Evans. 2nd row: - D. Hart, W. Farah, D. Billingsley, M. Berntsen, S. lorden, B. Reninger, M. Ardelt. Sue and Diane show who's in con- W trol under the boards. Even two defenders don't stop Linda Anderson. 110 Sue Kramer shows off her good shooting form. jan Nash puts two more points on the scoreboard Missy Natz hands off to Betsy Brown, the l.V.'s leading scorer. Q ... Coach Evans gives the team some new strategies. 1 4 JJ IUNIOR VARSITY lst row: L to R. - B, Brown, S. Kramer, M. Natz, B. Brown, 2nd row: - R. Gavin, l.. Schc-we, H, Calacci, l.. Anderson, N. Bee, I. Kasak, Coach Porter. Beth and Rita wait for a tip from Wendy. Oh, excuse me! This year's basketball season was the best ever for the Falcon girl's team. Dan Evens coached the varsity team to a 9-5 record in Conference and 14-8 season over all. The l.V. team was coached by Doug Porter, a Wheaton College graduate, who helped the team to a 14-4 season, coming in second in Conference after losing to Wheaton Central by two points. Although every girl added in some respect to the sucess ofthe team, the two outstanding players were Sue lorden and Ian Nash, both being elected to the All Conference Basketball Team. Sue had 178 rebounds for the season and averaged 11 points per game. lan Nash was voted MVP and led the team in scoring with an average of 17 points per game. 111 N- lun-nan... um, llln ' N tim' 9 E S - 4 ....,,,.. The girls gymnastic team had a fine season this year, placing 3rd in conference with ten wins, four losses. At their first meet of the year they set a new school record with a team total of 99.75 points. In the district meet held at Naperville North, the team placed 4th. Sophomore Mary Williams qualified on beam and junior Gina Provenzano qualified in all events for sectionals. At sectionals, Gina Prove- nzano qualified for state on vault, beam, and floor, earning 12th in the state on floor. She was also voted Most-Valuable Gymnast by the team. Freshman Meg Woodhull leaps into a cartwheel. lUNlOR VARSITY ist row L to R - H. Schmitt, S. Worcester, S. Adamson. 2nd row - Coach R. Woodward, C. Kiefer, H. Duncan, L. Roberts, Coach 1. Forrester. 3rd row - L. Gina Provenzano finishing her vault. Groesbeck, D- Lambe, l- Sabadfl- Mary Williams shows her flexibility on the floor. 113 BADNIINTON CAPTLI RES DISTRICT TITLE The 1979 badminton team had an outstanding season. The team finished first in conference and districts, loosing only one confer- ence game during the season. Six girls represented Wheaton North at the State Meet: Carolyn Adolph, Kathy Brown, jeanette Holland, Denise McGrath, Giovanna Pimenta and Sue Sullivan. The strength of next years team will rely in part on the four returning state qual- ifiers. Sue Sullivan awaits the serve. BADMINTON 1st row L to R - L. Martin, W. Zima, C. Thomas, N. Darrah, R. lulke. 2nd row 8 K. Brown, G. Pimenta, C. Adolph, D. McGrath, 1. Holland, S. Sullivan. 3rd row e S, lulke, I. Williston, P. Criamhalvio, D. Hoganson, L. Scott, Coach Ruceis. 4th row i K. longma, D. Rosander, N. Fitzwilliams, P. Pimenta, S. Hartigan. tRightJ Carolyn Adolph. Giovanna Pimenta, a state contender Kathy Brown maintains control. DENSON MAKES ALL CONFERENCE TEAM VARSITY ist row L to R - L. Anderson, B. Reninger, R. Gavin, W. Farah. 2nd row - B. Garich, Nash, 1. Denson. 3rd row - Coach Netz, 1. Larson, B. Brown, B. Brown, R. Fletcher. Beth makes the play at first base. Rita Fletcher smokes in a fast ball. I . E. .EC C Beth Reninger winds up for a hit. It's not whether you win or lose. . .That old cliche seem to fit this years softball team. For although they did not have a very successful season, they found it easy to have fun. One high point of their season was when they beat the Naperville Central Redskins, who were the conference champs. The Redskins had only two losses, and they were both to Wheaton North. There were three returning seniors this year, lan Nash, who played shortstop, Rita Fletcher who pitched and was voted the Most Valuable Player, and jackie Denson, who played third base. jackie was chosen for the All Conference team this year. Bridget Brown, janet Larson, Bert Garich, Beth Reninger and Wendy Farah were all returning members who added, in their own way, to the varsity team. Betsy Brown, Linda Anderson and Robin Gavin were three freshmen who also played varsity. The j.V. team, who was unfortunately not pictured, also had an enjoyable season and earned valuable ex- perience. With such young varsity and 1.V. players, next years team may have a promise of success. And whats that for Naperville Central? lt's bad news for the Indians! 115 COTTA SETS '1 Junta Cheryl Hollatz steps up to claim her Sth place medal at Districts. Pam and Diane were part of the deadly medley relay. w...,J' VARSITY lst row L to R - S. Cross, I. DeVries, M. Hooten, T. Gross, 2nd row - M. Natz, M. Scott, K. Gasick, B. Williams, L. Palmer, C. Hannum, T. Taylor. 3rd row - Miss Huson, P. Bean, R. Harvey, C. Hollatz, D. Bil- lingsley, B. Cotta, C. Sullivan, P. Cambell. 4th row - C. Pearson, N. Lee, H. Calacci, L. Brown, D. Kline, Y. Davis, A. Dunn. 116 Becky takes her usual position on the awards stand. Carolyn shows her winning form in the discus. Laurelyn was indispensable as a relay runner. NEW STATE RECORD 4 t V- 'gif' - ' Q, H K. EW- Q M , -1 .V f. BH ini!!-at .fm .'-we .T -xv I .Fw ' ' f ' i'gs: ff' . .grips 1 1 v f-- JEY -.1 Lynn Valentine keeps pace at the two mile. .- rw 1. 'XR 4 Bing congratulates a winner! The girl's track team had two girls go down state this year, Becky Cotta and Carolyn Pear- son. Becky took first in state at the two mile run, setting a new state record. She placed second in the mile run. Carolyn put forth a tre- mendous effort all season in the discus. Other outstanding performers this season were Valerie johnson and Karen Gasick in the hurdles, Cheryl Hollatz in the 100 and the deadly medley relay team of Cheryl Hollatz, Pam Bean, Laure- lyn Brown and Diane Billingsley. Beth Bingamen performed well all season in the high jump and long jump. 1 : .Www-. -.s. . . 1.-jx-.i3uf f .M NJ fi-Y7?'!'E:3i ' ' -2 4. Q . 1 v s :PMN iv Laura is determined to lead the pack, with Valerie and Mary close behind 1, 1 mfg 1 asf, B Valerie strides a hurdle with Karen just a step behind. Becky makes it look so easy. 117 ALL STAR 'K x stfliftmd DORI HART tsittinglz State qualifier Golf. SUE JORDEN: All-Conference Basketball. BECKY COTTA: All-Conference Track, State Champion Track 2 Mile. GINA PROVENZANO tstandingl: State qualifier Gymnastics. KIRSTEN LEAFSTRAND: State qualifier Tennis. DEBBIE CASEY: State qualifier Tennis. KATHY BROWN: State qualifier Badminton. ATH LETES CAROLYN ADOLPI-I tsittinglz State qualifier Badminton. 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Hill, Mike Hilson, Lisa Hoff, joe Holland, Louis Hollinger, Rebecca Holman, jenni Holt, Kirsten Hoppe, Dianne Howser, Kristine Hughey, David Hull, David Hulton, jeff 2 ,f 1 qb rs Q .tb ,.,-1 f+l L51 ' ia is x ,,, ii 3' R ssii l . 'L l Q , f or 5 R l ' 'i i it . Y A 'K ' iii as -- . l ,sl i K W' we , .... , .1 -- 1 ' ' H, 5 2:1 L t L .Elin c ,Q , L ,Qi .. E s - ' 'Nz . ' A 1 gl johnson, Ray ' M-if Q ,Q ii -aj J ' g ii lordenl lim 555' ' ,X :A V ,..V, - bqqql K , ll ' Q josephson, Kristin :F . A ' ' . 4 'X lOY, SteV9l'I rr. ,f , . , LSE! i n 1 W ,U V julke, Roberta If, ,,f y ' D juriga, jim l 'f 11- J f , 1 A , Karmis, jim li XX Q , by Kasak, julie aff- I X I - Kasallis, Cherri X 5 X 'N f The gang's all ' WEEK? lv, .nz-L sr .s , g- xw x i fr 2 W--fm, Kelly, Yvette V d , l -V V f K Kettering, Rebecca W Rf. , -Z H Kiefer, Cynthia El fig 3 X King, Sandy 5 e A, ,,,,, .,,. L ,,,,,,,, A Y ,.,,.,t,, ,,.., Hr j f V A ,ft,t 1 t,,:t,i, M W 2 ,. 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FRESHMEN 125 Mellam, Bonnie Michael, Patricia Miller, joAnn Minniti, Pete Mittman, Holly Mogel, Kristi Moore, Scott Morris, Robert Muehlfelt, Cindy Mulcare, Kathy Murphy, Steve Negris, Paul Nelson, Fritz Nelson, james Nendick, jeff Nereim, jenny Neske, james Nichols, Mark Oberthier, john O'Connor, Mike Odefey, Thomas Ohnstad, Tom Ohst, Philip Pansera, Anthony Paral, Donna Pardonner, john Perkins, jeff Peters, Pete Petroskey, David Piechocki, Deborah Pierre, Mike Pimenta, Paula Pipyne, Thomas Pittman, Gary Plichta, Mike Polender, Kristi Powell, Wm. Craig Preuss, Peggy Rajnic, Patrick Rakosnik, Bob Rau, Amy Read, janet Reed, Dan Reeves, Lori Rench, Kathy Richardson, Darryl Roby, Linda Rodriguez, Minerva Rogers, Amy Romberg, Stephen Ruiz, Michael Rupprecht, Brian Sandelin, Dan Sands, Sue Sauerman, Laura Scaletta, Vincent Scheer, Kenneth Scheffler, julie Schimmels, Larry Schmidt, Chareman Schmitt, Debbie Schmitt, Heather Schewe, Lynette Schoemann, Earl 126 FRESHMEN af. 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P Seeland, Dan Seeland, Matt Seidensticker, Lisa Showers, Renee Simms, Sharon Smith, Edgar Smith, Glen Smith, jennifer Sohst, Meg Soria, Clifford Soukup, Carolyn Soukup, Claudia Spears, Everett Spradley, Benjamin Spratt, jim Sprouse, Cheryl Stanciu, Robin Stanek, Gloria Stasell, Scott Steffa, Mike Steffler, Suzanne Stewart, Laura Stoeckel, Christie Sutvick, Susan Sullivan, james Sullivan, Valerie Sweeny, Sandy Tapanas, jose Tancer, Stacy Tanner, Daniel Taylor, Terri Tebbens, David Tisch, jan Toomey, David Tvrdik, Chris Underwood, Senzie Vercoe, Sydney Volle, Mark Wadsworth, Norbert Waldschmidt, Ioe Wamless, Drake Webb, Tami Weeden, john Wendling, David Whitaker, jon White, Alan White, Ken White, Mark Wiggen, Scott Wi liams, Brenda Williams, Steve Williams, Tommy Wilson, john Wise, Kurt Wolf, David Woodhull, Meg Worcester, Samantha Wymore, Kelly Yockey, joe Young, Debbie Zinser, Larry FRESHMEN 127 Abels, Sue Agee, Adrienne Albright, Marilou Allen, Tom Anderson, Ginny Anderson, Karen Andrews, Kelli Arbogast, Fred Ardelt, Margaret Atkinson, Bill Austin, Colleen Bahling, Chris Baird, Brenda Baker, Ben Ballard, Kim Barnes, Kirk Barstatis, Brett Bean, Laurie Beile, Kurt Bennett, john Beno, Fred Bernat, Adrienne Berntsen, M. Binder, Kent Binder, Renee Binford, Dave Bingham, Glenn Blakely, Sue Bode, Scott Boeck, Andy Bond, Bruce Bozic, Susan Brach, Kris Briley, Pam Bronge, Cindy Brown, lim Brown, Sharon Brucciani, C. Bruning, Dave Buchikas, Peter Buckner, Ed Burdine, Sharon Burke, Chris Burshtan, Tracy Calacci, Helen Campbell, Brad Cantu, Liz Carline, Lori 128 SOPHOMORES s if-2, FQ ', The K. 1 Q we f S- is -, 1 if K ' .ta it A ld I Q. i sf liilii :I 5 A Sn alike X .zfef . X , x 'J V .. W ,A i C , ca 'GE4 fi A, x We ffgzi. my -,aw ' iii MM fam' ' - i f at 1, A 1 A A E gl - - e:':f:4tzl, Q. - t an S tu, A it ' S f ii ' I f il x Univ X , SX. af 3 Q in S i X 4 U xl A J! A , st, . . .,,,. e f iq , vt ilii 'Qi A we- ':' , '.., . -' ,l . fy X' - Q- U X7 'lii V H S tllt ef? fd, MN F F g 7 ig L A -f-t.,,... ffff -::, f-f fitf Ni fz, f ki i g fi ifiii- l'1if I ME B334 XRJ QI W 1, 'WCS-'F' aa- . , E x is 1 II 5 ,f A 'fgfvi Q t wi N 0 if ffttzr ,M x 'I M A l ix a A l , -K E I . , I kkrrr K .J . 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Doherty, jean Dougherty, Mike Douglas, Heather Dunn, Alison Eben, David Edgar, Ben Egbert, Glory Eklund, Mark Elwell, Andy Evans, Bill Fahy, Dale Falkner, julie Farah, Wendy Flaherty, Suzanne Fleischman, Debbie Flynn, Chris Foster, Cris Fox, Kevin Frank, Leslie Fullerton, Aleta Furco, jim Furco, Tim Gabriel, Cindy Gallagher, Peggy Garvey, Pat Gasick, Mark Gavin, john Gentile, Cindy Gibson, Dave Geise, Pam Gingrich, Ernie Gleason, Paul Goettsch, Dave Goodrick, Maura Graefen, Rita Graf, Audrey Grandt, Deiter Granger, Mike Granlund, Mark Groesebeck, Laura Gros, Glenn Grossman, Gail Grove, David Hadley, Don Hall, Dawn Hall, Steve SOPHOMORES 129 are 1' L Hanlon, Paul Hanselman, Scott Hare, Kelli Harmon, Lynda Harvey, Laurie Harwood, Richard Hedstrom, Scott Hellmich, Andy Helm, Doug Herda, Steve Hertel, Liz Hesik, Tina K ' I , -'ri f.i , A at , 4 4' K L' 5:17 H ,,,, H 'fff., X in ,Q 41 ji L-fr Clowning on camera. Horvath, Gary House, April Huck, Brian Hultgren, Tami Hung, Rebecca Huston, john Hutcheson, Kim Illingworth, Debi janowski, Bob johnson, Kent johnson, Laura johnson, Lynn johnson, Robert johnson, Steve johnston, Mark jongsrna, Kim joseph, Pam julke, StefAnn Kaminsky, jeff Karolek, Marisa Kaval, john Kayser, Cliff Keller, Heidi Kelly, Maurice 130 SOPHOMORES i ' Hildebrand, Dave Hilson, Lori Hoch, Brian Hodge, joyce Hoff, Chris Holden, Debbie Hollatz, Cheryl Honeywell, Torn lm : mf What do you mean the game was yesterday? , Wx N i ,, Q: Su 1 . L 5 rx if C ik .ggi at Hooten, Dave W ' R Hooten, Ken .. , ,ft 'fs f - 1- Hooten, Maelynn Ml f , if , H0Pff l3m95 . -1 li rf! . ir- L r , '1' 1 'fr'r - V , . r , :,,g in 'fe L it -il 9 .' rtls 'Q 'H DN iii ii r if ' 5 9 2 fi , ,,t,,, 2-it of ' fs J? 1:6 s A s ,S ' ',v4-gui? 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Martin, Liz Martin, Michelle Martin, Rob Martino, Gino Mason, Sue Masters, Steve McCallum, Greg McConnell, Chris McDonell, Andy McNichoIs, Collee I1 Mendendorp, Sarah Metcalf, jon SOPHOMORES 131 Metros, Peter Miller, Art Miller, Bun Miller, Richard Moffett, Many Molenhouse, Linda Molenhouse, Ruth Monken, Tony Monroe, Scott Murphy, Tim Nasr, Randa Nelson, lone Newman, Donna Neilsen, Rhonda Nisbett, Corrinne Nolan, Mike Obrecht, Gordon O'Grady, Gail Ortiz, Lou Osowski, Patrick Pappageorge, lim Paschall, Mark Patterman, Mike Payne, Brad Payne, Mary Pendergast, Kharl Petroshus, Douglas Petlaway, Vivian Pistona, Beth Ponczko, Laura Porter, Tonya Powell, Greg Ralls, Sandy Reninger, Beth Rexilius, Paul Rhoads, Darlene Rice, Sue Riebel, Mickey Roberts, Laura Roby, Katherine Rosengreen, Cindy Ruff, Eric Sanchez, Maria Schaefer, Kristin Schlereth, Wanda Schmitt, Christin Schneider, Marg Schrock, Greg , , i ,S if QQ tr if X 'sv f. 3 1 M3 i , , 5 S E? A 5, ' A Q z x 5' R. F K . - he .iz yt . - .23 L if 1 ' WT y X , E- ,.,x iw.. .. , A in . wtx if S T tti-. ,Q S it -1' C. ' . l A ' f S t'1 - - 1 I X' ... e ii' ,ein ffl ' st 1 is-P - ' ,ttf i - i. S . 'ff ' t' i . It l ...R i I X , , t ,fy V PA iailrgiff ' 3:69 li lf W e X fi-'ti ,- K A A S y. , I -- ,ij 1 - -. V f' . i fl W. t ., ' s,-3 ' 0235- ' -V ZA A 4 ,fu 4' Q--Va time t I . an ' ta ,L is N A -i ,ci ,ff Nh Q j J J!,l4' And now, for your halftime entertainment . . . 132 SOPHOMORES Schweinberg, Rick Schwerdt, Robert Scott, Elisabeth Scott, Gerry Scott, Mary Shannon, Al Slayton, Grace Smid, Robert Smith, Priscilla Snyder, Beth Sodaro, Linda Sohst, Pat E1 1 K, .ff 5. A :,t,. 1 f' Qqx JT 'U' P i P S s k . r ': 7' I .g, , F V' ' - si,,b,,oo f ekfe f tlsfz t - S 'f K 'E t Lf Nw I til l .R 1 E if X Y' 'ff fs- i X 'R ,,e S, W f-sf it 3 Y Hhs, + 'ar Y Q. x , ffl 'll tll x f Sv , .st .V .9 I .iz 35. M Who says we're not hard-working? R i. ,Bi .1 ,cj mhA. . X'-if R' ., .V 1 rl ifexui ' wills 'Je 'KLL' l if - ' 'Q Emi E 3' W ,:J, , ty . .nl L QW K , ,,tti -1 -A ,A g f 'rf I at ' E? 2 Q ig 1 ' . 1' .. '53 Tw t 3: J . ' Q ft . 33. MCI ,Q ris 7 ,JV I Sperandeo, Marino Spletzer, jim Stachniak, Mike Steinbrecher, julie Stevens, Scott Stevenson, Diana Stewart, Barb Stewart, Sarah Straight, Mark Streeter, Will Sullivan, Carole Sullivan, Katie Swanson, David Tanner, Paul Tawzer, Guy Taylor, Diane Taylor, Kathy Taylor, Mark Teela, janice Tesnow, Rob Truitt, Rick Turnipseed, jim Urschel, Gary Utley, Nora Valentine, Lynne VanNote, Sarah Vergara, Mark Vittorio, Mike Wall, Debbie Watkins, Tony Webber, julie Wechter, Dave Wellick, Mark Wells, Lisa Weseman, Ken White, Tim Williams, Karen Williams, Laura Williams, Mary i S 6 l -fi X . 1 Qte: M.: 1 at , 1 J . . L L 'll' il-. L 1 v' M ' L A it Auf f is x ,,-:v.. , f l , ,, si Q Q' 3 ,- L ' V Y - 2 g I ' ' ' ' re- i f xl Lyyh A ' w 9- C . li! ji i f Nw: K. iff A , 1. f tl J L. ' .aa Q . I It ixiff V,'. N: . ,ui r '- 4 , .S . ' ,S - Whig-r ' 3 g fi 'S ei .ig ' I 4 3, 'Q M in K vlfr X , 6 VV A -, - X X A Ah- Willson, Debbie . we Q, ,Rv , ft , Wilsymn, julie r f 9, Wol , Doug -I ,Q .-,ll ' I RTM ' Wong, Dale 7 t g.,,g4 ' K R S x 1 Y Wood, Eric ' tffgg, ly' Yockey, Kevinh 3' M, ff' Youngberg, C ris I L75 4. img B V g: A Zettl, Chris Q. F? t , A Aiyyya V, 4 Y S tr: L 3' i - A A 1 Ziegler, Robert .ln L I 'ig Zremba,judy Zima, Dan You put a what down her shirt? SOPHOMORES 133 irlgile llll lilt, ll ' ' lllllllleg r' 1 f it wg, ,xiii ' l L rrrr, ' ,, ,. f' X diii,r,,,glmmi31i,illrr 11.1N' YYY!! illlll - ' lrr l l J ll xxxxrz llllllllllllllllwwllgiii l QM ,N if? 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C .4 ' V A 0 ' 'g,.. ,fy , SAV tx y V I Q J., 9 A iff V y -, f ll- -, - my f is 5 Q VT M ' 1 't Chaplin, Beth Chase, Tim Chilcoat, Ted Christ, Christopher Church, Andrew Churinoff, Susan Clark, Roxanne Copeland, Tim Cote, Keith Cotta, Becky Cox, Carol Curtis, Douglas Curtis, Mike Cvercko, Cathy Dagher, jeff Dahleen, Tom Daniels, jean Dargatz, Heidi Darrah, jackie Davisson, jill Deland, Kim DeValdivielso, Carlos Devaldivielso, Ed Dietrich, Barbara DiLeonardi, Marty Dolan, Terry Dowling, Tom Duhey, Phil Egbert, joy Eisenhart, Mark Eklund, Shawn Elliott, Edward Erickson, Kevin Erickson, Pam Ericson, Stuart Escudero, Vahl Ewell, Eric Fanelli, Mike Fawver, Lisa Fiedler, Cathy Flaherty, john Flinker, Kurt Flynn, Cindy Foster, Kathy Foster, Michelle Fox, Charles Frank, Scott Frelich, Sandra Furco, Laurie Garich, Roberta Garoutte, Felicia Garter, Marilee Gasick, Karen Gates, Karen Gervasi, Roger Gibson, Steve Goodenough, Robin Gordon, jim Graefen, jeanmarie Grassman, Andrea Griffiths, Sue Groesbeck, Delia Gross, jennean Grotto, Tony Gutierrez, Ellen Hadley, Denis Haik, Steve Hancock, Terry Hanlon, Dave Harris, john Hart, Dori Hartigan, Marcia jUNlORS 135 Harwood, Clifford Hawver, Kevin Hedstrom, john Heiser, jeff Helfrich, Paula Henning, Beverly Hess, Chuck Hessling, Tom Hicks, Charlotte Higgins, Michele Hoff, Cindy Hoffman, Lee Hofland, David Hoganson, Diane Holland, jeannette Hooyer, David Horvath, Ellen Hotchkiss, Russ Hull, Steve Hurrell, Bill james, Brenda johnson, Kathy johnston, Holly jorden, Sue jurigan, Steve Kaenel, jess Kaminsky, Kathy Kempf, Carl Kennedy, David Kerr, Tere King, james Kivisto, Margie Knowlton, Bruce Knudson, Cliff Koenig, Chris Kraus, Autumn till ' , ik F 4 Vi? Y r Marcia seems to be in deep concentration. ' t ' '1 t 4 Q 5 C , 2 'S J,f' ,B rg , 1 X f or . ,. , it - it -',.:J 5 afgvz, .,,,,.J,: , . ,,,, 5 ,K . r Q . . g ai 35 L R N . 3 K mu, '55 5 V ll - if l 'l N' -VVQQNJ ii - B . lv tV g A In E ,I , - 6 K vgy, j A 1 1-Y i s V sg. lla ' ff -1' j j lf DQ. .. X . -SL ' li 'X K at ,Q X, ,zf ' ' ' f a 'I W AK ,ir .fhifir--, 'P . D N ffiifw , W 3iiil7 5- , i 'i'1 of - XX A, +A L ,, f V, A 5 , 1 -i ' - fa - f H i 1 f K Krause Kin W 3 L VX ruse, I at'y K X - ' 'F K'Zit,'a:s':'fiE25 if S. . fi W K fi lf Cheerleading try-outs are in how many days? 136 IUNIORS Landreth, Mike Lancman, Michael Lautenbach, Cheryl Lauth, joey Laycock, Kirk Lecky, jeff Leo, john Leonhard, jean Q A typical day of school, for the junior guys. l is T Ml 6, W mf as . . , --i .1 . 1- : 1 .1! . TE: i.. 5 ' 1 l l 599 J. s -we g. A 'Qui ' , L ju Q if gf -Z s QF www V 1 i Q I 'S n. T 5 rg 4 I, 8 ,. , , Q 4 1 ,EQ 4. f w W L Q' l lf- . 9 i f ' ? KTG5 ll keiiw ll ' .vii .' . N F-i : k,xk!VV NH E t C. oo 1 , i ,il l r 1 if if' as F 6 'f . 5 Q3 is l . ' R 6 ' 99 V K. K A L , h,,hV, A K. 1 'L L Ts, XXX- fx - 6 .1 ' , .4 , ' 1' , Neubig, Ray Oberg, Bruce Ockerlund, Sara O'Grady, Mike Oleari, Heidi Ortiz, juan Otto, Bob Paakh, Beverly Pansera, Carmelo Pape, Dan - . Pappageorge, Gigi Pendergast, Ken A '11 All Al , 4 , A 1 'L' Leone, Michelle Lesniak, Steve Lewis, Anne Lienhard, Steven Litavsky, Mark Logan, Cindy Loomis, Cori Love, jeff Lucken, julie Ludwig, Franz Luse, Robert Lyons, Chris Mallery, Kim Malone, Chris Manuel, Eric Maris, Roger Marner, Dave Marocchi, Sharon Martyn, Penny Mason, Pam Mayer, janice McCann, Maureen McGee, Mark McGrath, Denise McKamey, joe McQuaid, Debbie Miller, Terry Miskell, Timothy Monroe, Brenda Muehlfelt, Ken Murdock, Suzi Murphy, P.j. Murray, Tim Nasteko, Victor Naleany, jeff Neidballa, Susan Reggie reads the latest news to Urban and Pape jUNlORS 137 Cheese! Remmers, janet Richardson, Kay Richardson, Mickey Rigazio, john Romberg, Laurie Rodgers, Cindy Rodriguez, Steve Rosander, DeeDee Rosengreen, Scott Ross, julie Ross, Marilyn Ruffolo, janet Russell, Ron Ryder, Rick Sabado, joyce Salazar, Becky Sanders, Kim Sands, Aldy Sarno, Tina Schmid, Lisa Shcneider, Gus Schobel, Paula Schramer, john Schutt, julia Scott, Laura Seaton, joel Seeland, Mark Senn, jenifer Shaw, Dan Singer, Alan 138 iuNioRs Perry, Ardelle Phillips, Sandy Pieritz, Carrie Pieritz, julie Pittman, john Pleil, Matt Polzin, Andrew Powell, jim Powers, Sharon Powers, Sue Preuss, Paul Pringles, john Provenzano, Gina Purdy, Elizabeth Pusateri, joseph Ralis, Chris Reed, Norman Reichert, Kathy Reilly, Ron Reis, Bob 5 A Aw L. is S5373 k ' i t at 95 Ak ...L ,FK ,,,. I D 3 ,rf W ,,.. .., 5 - st- S In in L . 'J ,, , , 'fn M fe' J '44 S. ,. ig , . ,ssri zt, -Sv S ' , f fi , as J A K ,V NJ J-X, A . ,, Z L .Q 9 f i , to by 'rr Qi' S fr , as 2 . . - M 'iiiiiili Q ta M EF , A Q .5 341 2, , :Q .r s' . K f ' 'S S 'il L ' L tg The juniors parade their winning float, with looks of victory! rr' 'S S H i '- 1 . as i we V, ,. ...Q I .J 5-z ,yyygi xy: , V I x K M lnr Q is M X ,,,, r , .,f, E .V ' 75 R 1 Q wf1L'GQiS9 Q, , Z37'ii'iYif.a-mfylzs J 3 f A 'l?'. -l'ifv5.1':. riifiikififidliii r t Q ,,,, ,,,., i 'l p L A I Q q mu rgrf ,wh ,,. , V Q4 L , 44:-'.s, ., I ,ig JW H Q I V 3 VA , Fl, :rr ues. I 'jg' V .. ., Xia :VV 'I IVIV th ,KVVV H Q , f 1 2 X K fs i I I ffl, ,,., 5 -K, .r .,,.,.., M f I 4 at V M lfl: I ff 'L Q ,ss, N 755- S5 3 Y . A qv' 1? if ' L, ,,,,,, ,aa-isa .,,,,, , if '. -,, kfff . 1 5' ' '..1 nllif 1 Q T 1 , l M3 is 'il v M' A fi S T ,Q . T , H . , an in I K 1 kk 4-' N 'SIX S ' M' .. I 'S' 1.-r Z' - , - L i l: l i -L T 6 S W ' 1 X 3: X V -,,, , T zz - . if 43 4 nm ll -1-1' 'bmi' T 'x e , , ,Y gh ,S ef-'E , T? T ,IP 1 .x . 5 Xi! - ' val I 5 'hi 5- H- -V . 'S f'Y,'Z: S 19 -' I A f1,., K , 4 , 3 j , 1 kia, 'Q S 1 f I -,gltf , y ' Ng, ,A 1? 1 ,lst . 'X ,L l r ia. , ai The lunch-room dropouts! A A Q s X A 4' 2 'L . J 5 . 11 l Q-We I f fl. ' 'N ' Q 2' i.. r ',,,, , 4 ix DYWUZH-4' bw ,Q RV Weidman, Taffy Wells, Chester Whitaker, julianne Whitaker, Lori Wiegand, jennifer Wiggins, Bryan Wilkins, Patricia Williams, Kathy Williams, Kevin Williams, Ron Wise, Chuck Wolff, Lisa Wood, Russell Zettl, Kevin Zinser, Brian Skaar, Nathan Slater, Dean Sobieraj, joEllen Soldineer, Lori Sollis, Kathy Spedale, Anthony Spychalski, Tom Stachniak, Richard Strenski, john Strunk, Pam Sullivan, Bryan Sullivan, Catey Sweeney, Brian Taylor, Donna Thomas, Carrie Thompson, Anthea Thompson, Paul Thomsen, julia Thorsby, William Throop, Tim Toerpe, Tracy Treichel, Mary Trish, Margaret Trodler, Carol Turner, john Turner, Morgan Urben, Dan Vanderlei, Paul Vescelus, jennifer Wadsworth, Daniel Waite, Leslie Waits, Tom Walcott, Coy Waldschmidt, David Wallace, jill Waller, Sandra Watkins, Many Wegener, Kurt Steve and Kathy. . . in disguise? jUNlORS 139 Z! ff- i is 'U C3f' 'iiv A iii ii i f if , Zgi , David Abels Martha Adair Mary Adair Richard Aldrich Michael Allen Y gf-.ef ,WM Michael Anderson Mardy Avery Laurie Bade Brian Baird Robert Baldwin A L 3 gf L, .. illll 53. X 'B B y jeff Banjavcic Brian Basilico Pam Bean Lois Bennett Peggy Berce ' s iiiy I 5 4 if- Q . F 1 L P: Amy Berndtson Donald Bielik Lorraine Bieze Diane Billingsley Beth Bingaman 4... i y ff 1 ,W y E wax! D 3.4 if ffnxi iff! 'ld l. fa . Cindy Bollweg Brad Bonin Maureen Bown Karen Brach Brenda Bradshaw Susan Brady ,Air Diane Burnett L ,- V il A 5 i as r,rr rr l i i E, rrrrre Ea Mu x J t 'f' Deborah Bragg jeff Brown Albery Browne Mark Burlingame M4 ,av ,. N-51: sg, ,,,5 A . -f' sf. qv i ,ws - 5 Cm..J ' 'Nea' my g C :fi 'r 5 Gerald Bush lohn Calacci Pete Caligiuri Lawrence Campbell r fl Peter Carlson 142 Susan Chalberg Ty Chaney Ross Chaplin Kim Chase , ,,4...,-s. 4 R R 1 'P 'l ...A 5' ie ei if ol' 4 IWW . f !!' is . f ' ,if 4' in A f ll K Wx Duane Chenier Page Ciesemier jeff Clarkin Becky Cory Christine Couper if - lt' i ,, C, . . 0 if 'mv l Cheryl Courtney Dan Craig Charles Crittenden Brian Culver Tim Cummings 49' KW' in waitin-, iam-r 449' 7-dv NW if 4: Dan Daniels Teri Danosky Garry Danuser Rick Dasko Dan Davis rlrrr 1 me - 1 N W 4' h I if 4 if rff 4 Q, DK 23 xx. x ZH William Davis Dehhie DeBruin George Dempsey lackie Denson lan Devries Diane and Terri examine their lunches - sardines again Being a Senior means: Getting out after fourth hour or vvikhing you did, wondering if there really is life after High School having an incurable Case of senioritis Counting the days until graduation knowing you're going to miss all your friends giving your locker one last kick before I leaving forever. 4- Bill Leschensky The lunchtime entertainment must be good today Pete Caligiuri Pam Miller ...i ga, Q, 3.-lr Camera shy Brenda Bradshaw Pat DiLeonardi qi 4 Nou Her relaxing between classes Yum, yum cafeteria food Q. rv I ff, Ig, Dave Abelg Kirsten Lcafstrand 549' l 'C'V Mark DiCicco Sally Dick Deborah Dietrich Pat DiLeonardi Marie Dulceak ft 'Fr Vffv A www' 'KTM' john Duncan Robert Dunn Ziff? A! A A Mike Flaherty Rita Fletcher - , iIJ2::. 'qffffv Dan Gable Donna Gabriel 146 MI! if 3-iii Susan Fgelhaaf Kirk Farah Nancy Fisher f--fa jennifer Foster Lisa Frank Terri Fuchs M404 Qww nJ mv Kathy Gage Ann Garich Susan Garvey ll 'auf . lun Bryan Geidel Kathy Gibson Linda Goettsch Ted Gordon Drew Gosling Mi ,V -if ,gr E' P Paul Goufreault Beth Graf Russ Graham Sandy Granlund Trevor Griffiths ,,,.. 4:- Tim Grove Kimberly Guild Linda Gurierrez Steve Haines julie Hancock fa! , W Mf 'fini W 'N--ff' Xe vi hl 'J L' lill H.iralclsen john Hnrkins Rohin ll.1ryey lnnet Hatfield lynn Hawthorne 147 17'- David Hawver Christine Hein Dave Helm Nou Her Patricia Herbert by my Susan Hessling Densie Higgins joAnn Hill jana Hofland Diane Honeywell ,. Www Rachel Hopeman Michael Howard Timothy Hultgren Marian Huston Karyn Hutcheson 1 vl9 'fy. Larry lllingvvorth jay johnson Peter johnson Rick johnson Shirley johnson 148 ,Fx firm fn A , fr ,iw 'V r ' in ll l Q' W Valerie johnson Robert Johnston Robert longsma Susan joy Mike Karmis ,441 41 ,go by e-A Tj, 4 f y, tltjor K, 2 Eric Karolek s Robert Kay Sean Kelleghan Walter Kerwin julie Kiep 162 -'yur' ,152 f 1 17 ,LW Kraig Knudsen jeff Koch Marc Kollias Chris Kolwitz Kathy Kooser , -fa' .Jw 49'- XgWma I W ff!! x Nm.. ' Kerry Korda Donna Kosusnik Terri Kovar Karen Kramer Ruth Kramer I49 'N' fs x x f rl fx , .krr ,l X ..,, IIT' 4 f . , julie Williston and Lynn Hawthorne Laura Rick W- ,Y - , A Kwuwwe QV4 o Q K f utntasiq nil-M 's- , X is w L u ft xx'-. xx wk as liiiii , i n A rare sight - Seniors studying! Mike Karmis and Doug Miller discussing the day's events pi f XX, Ken Fliehler 150 A-4 '3?f 'fl Ruth Lorimer i r-my 3 leff BVOWI1 lane Wojick 'Q' ,ah 1 f F vw- S mr Qi d 'fffrrf wx 11? f 'ki Russ Graham making sure Pete Marquardfs hair doe-sn't get too long Pat Mahoney - where in the world did he get that hat! Heiin attendance this is Dave Vercoek mother . . Wx X tttt. - I t X N S Cindy Schaeffer ,w M 151 john Kruszinski jim Kuznik janice Lauber Lynn Lautenbach Howie Laycock x my vY . Q Kirsten Leafstrand Marit Lee Mark Leone William Leschensky Alan Lewis f' W! ' f ,,.:, 3625.4 '- an-,w' ' fi? Vf:f.,'f55s,fss f fi, ' Claudia Lieb Greg Lieurance Andy Limbrick Teri Litavsky Patricia Lofvionaco 43. Ken Lonak judy Lord Ruth Lorimer Karen Lucas Steve Luckman 152 ., , A . Mit 'gif Vf ,L f 'mg W ty X WNY. avi' W 'CVS i I, J ' ', Fi' , it Q 5 -sc ',g,, 1 f .V N fag r it 2 M '-My ,Q f QQ 3,1 file, hi Q' f awgifr N ' Y . Q ax Lisa Ludwig Patrick Mahoney Pete Marquardt Dino Martino Teri Massman if v I 'T jennifer McCallum Tim McCormick Raelene McGee iiffai f' L M , is , M ie, 4' M J , , , .gy P, . , f 1' 'V I. A it 4' ' if 53 , ya' fe 'Q ' N1 qw 4 4,..,-f 'rf Q J ' . , L x f V V, Peter Melody Douglas Miller john Miller Pamela Milier may 3 Rondi Mogel Keith Moore Barbara Morris jan Nash fx? W, Suzanne McNinch Lisa Meisner :CK 'TQT7 Patti Miller ii is ,vm -mt., ft 'Q if ' fr M y Chuck Newman Long time no see um.--f--W - Mark Burlingame You mean the game is over? Mash-.... These aren't really Seniors, are they? Laura Yockey 154 .ca 'uf' 5 Trent Nielsen Olivia Nolan Van Oler Carolyn Pearson Daniel Phillips get ' wfxgx' fff sz f uf, 4-'wfv 1 , ,gf Q My J' A-ww S.-...KN Sandie Phillips Suzanne Pilcher Giovanna Pimenta Wes Polender Cale Pollex llil P 5 - R -rr,Q sy P 6,5 l 5 l ,I Douglas Potts Nicholas Rajnic Debbie Rakosnik David Richardson Laura Rick 'SUS Mia. -'tan Mark Roherts Lori Rohinson Tim Rohv lohn Rocliev Dan Rook:-r 155 i W 4 t PCM 1. H Www, .. 14 X 9 jerry Rosengreen Gage Rosti Mark Ruffolo Cynthia Schaeffer Katy Scheffler WW MQW an--uv-f Mark Schmitt Debbie Schreiber Kathy Schultz janet Schurmeier Patricia Schweinberg ,vim -an ,.,,.y, 'Ki' ,SV 'tk' 3 'T'ff iTT'5? Lynne Seafield Gordon Search Frank Shannon Todd Simonsen Dave Smith f ,un V 0' Y f i mx julia Smith Dan Spradley Patti Stanaitis jane Steck Robert Steiletello 156 Peter Stepaniuk Alison Stime Barbara Stoeckel Fred Stroner Ann Strugala 'W' asv A Brian Sullivan Sue Sullivan Paula Swartz lames Tabor Rehecca Tanner Michael Taylor james Teela David Termondt Anne Thompson Carla Tig,he ,fvfs w-,ci cl? Michael Tuggy Greg Turk Donna Tylka Diana Vanclerlaan lohn Vanljrooyen ff? M , 2 pi 1 Tami Walcott Melanie Waldschmidt Randy Warner Linda Wechter Craig Weeden Tim Wheeler James Whitaker Bill White jane Whitecotten Kevin Wlegand Beth Williams Karen Williams Patricia Williams Victor Williams Donna Williamson julie Williston lane Wojick Laura Yockey Tim Youker rig! ff gy r Wg? XA Lisa Zadravetz Wendy Zima Peter Zwagerman Stephen Lance Andersen Ross Anderson Bruce Armstrong joe Augsburger Mary Barley Tim Bartel Craig Bennett Connie Bogdan Gail Boggs Shirley Brett Pamela Bryant Ray Carroll Ken Choyeski Stephen Connor Glenn Coons Pete Cory Michael Cosentino Darrel Davis Stacy Deland SENIORS NOT PICTURED Steven Deller Kevin Duehr julie Fitts joe Fitzgerald Scott Fleischman Ken Fliehler Monica Fox james Gentile jeff Green Lauran Gregory Stephen Gregory Robert Gutierrez Susanne Harmon Andy Heil Douglas Hill Curt Howser Lisa Higgins joann Huson Cheryl jens Leah johnson Mary johnson Caroline Kasak jahangir Khan joseph Kramer Michael Krone David LeVere Robert Lindemann Mark Lippoldt Marcia Lynch Mark Lyon Frances Maita Chris Malone Larry Martin Patrick Mason Rose Mattingly judy McGee Mary McKamey Sandy Miller Craig Moffett Dan Moore Mike Obrecht Rob Orsteen Angelo Pansera Nick Papanicholas Charles Patlan Richard Poitras Andrew Read Lisa Rench Stan Rhoads jaqui Rice Phillip Rice Debbie Rosander jamie Sampson Linda Schiro Kerry Seghers Debra Shilling Lis Simpson 4981491 ..,.a..--if Thonn Liz Sinclair Terry St. Clair Dan Stevens Beth Stewart Michael Strack Arnie Stubis Scott Tanney Steve Thonn Helen Tweedie Marty Utley Ken Wall john Wetherbe june Weymouth john Wiemann Chris Wine Terry Woodruff Kristi Wymore Steve Wymore Tom Ziemba IN MEMORY OF jlM WHITE just in case you're wondering What is really on my mind It wasn't what you took my friend It's what you left behind. And just in case you're wondering Will it really be the same You know we're only living for The day we meet again. song by justin Hayward 1978 Bright Music ltd. Wi L. f' 5? Qxx K, QQ vw fzxSxf-,-,wggx 'xq,kq,0xQ'lQOQ'zb Q-as-, SECRETARIES sitting- Mrs. McNicholas, Mrs. Reeves, Mrs. Crabtree, stand- Mrs. Marcia Patterson, Nurse ing - Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Wilkinson, Mrs. Deschamps, Mrs. Lieurance, Mrs. Howell. CAFETERIA STAFF sitting - Mrs. Bough, Mrs. Kylander, Mrs. Quartraro, Mrs. Martin, Mrs. Youngbird. standing - Fr Mrs. Bozic, Mrs. Caithamer, Mrs. Beaman, Mrs. Kowski, Mrs. Goletz, Mrs. Selby. ,-L9 l' A l I I 4.4, CUSTODIANS - Mr. DeFalco, Mr. Miceli LIBRARY STAFF - Mrs. Hess, Mrs. Gurke, Mrs. Heslinga, Mrs. Massman Mrs. Retzsch, Mrs. Chittenden. 161 ENGLISH 53 Mm.. Mr. Martin Brackin Mrs. loan Meyer Mr. Arvid johnson L E sq 'Q-Q Mrs. loyce Suber BY ,ffm Mrs. Barbara Byrnes MF. ROb9l't Wilhife - Mr. lack Maret Mr. Bud Williams Miss Mattie Choice, Mrs. Betty Kramer, Aide 162 FOREIGN LANGUAGE R Mr. lay Gallagher '2 - at 4' ll, Ji ff . 1 V, 2 all 1 ll' 'f , ' ' rfih -V .,,, A ' ,N- 3 ii. 'i' X X fl l 6 1 ' Q Miss Peggy Houseman Mrs. Barbara Edwards Mr. Norman Kurz -. -. 1 A ik -lisa will Miss Marjorie Wood, English Mrs. Laverne Emmering l Mr. Arthur Bonds 163 PHYSICAL EDUCATION Miss Anita Brechtel Mr. William Neibch Mr. james jordan i l rl if Q . X i 5Nx is Miss Rowena Huson ' l Mr. james Rexilius ,,,. ,lf ll ilk Mr, David Donaldggn Mrs. Rachel Woodward 164 SPECIAL EDUCATION .QW Mr. jack S homig health ,ujghd ' Mr. David Uhrig ' Stacy DRIVERS EDUCATION Williams Mr. james Hedrick Mr. Orville Beaman Mr, David Fenton Mr. Don Daebelliehn Y? 'rfb Mrs. jean Turk HOME ECONOMICS 166 MUSIC O M , O O il X i , 1 Q I o 'S Mr. Dan Fridley Mr. Gilben Lehman Mrs. Sarah Gramge Mrs. Patricia Kuiper Mrs. Audrey Smith lgw INDUSTRIAL ARTS i . A 2 ' X Mr. Dieter Werner 9m-1 Xen Mr. Allen Nemeth Mr. Richard Brock-jones , f f! T L 4 1 Mr. Bill Williams, Mr. George Seaman ART :Vi A. mum! Mr. Raymond Wolf x Mrs: janet La Page 167 MATH 1 Mr. james Quinlan Mr. Andrew Samide e S , 'Q -X 50 Mrs. Gloria Snopko Mr. Melvin Cassetto Mr, john Reffetx Mr. Frank Krulac Mrs. Katherine Heimann Mr. Daryl Beck SCIENCE ,gm Ni S Mr. Wesley Dusek l Mr. james Brown Mr. john Moresclwi 'V' ,gf N' Mr. Ken Peterson Z -ll X si Mr. Robert Klaper Mr. Dale Pierre HISTORY Mr. Roland Eckman Mr. George Turnbull Mr. David Oliphant Mr. Roger Carson Mr. Arthur Woodward Mr. Micheal Wimpelberg R COUNSELORS Mrs, lOYC9 lOl1f1S0n, C0Uf159l0 Mrs. Judy Brackin, Counselor Mr. Robert Scharsich N., g - .i 1, .ty , is xx A 3 V Q nf, - I t Y at tt. f? S , . FNS ff ,.,, . if 4 ff at 'f TP - ...iz ,:.,.f.. Q .xY,:,1 s ,.x.. . I E, 3 x ...- mx. , L:,, I H gt: In :Q ' Mrs. Ruth Lundy Miss Virginia Scott 5 'M V' V , 5 Mft, 2 . 4 'JI X 2 , ??3,ft Z1 322,35 Fifi 1 J tw , 2, 52, , te Q t Q7 W 1, ,fn ' . , - - 4 f , Af, . - A 2, , W4 , Q Mr. George Ruwe, Counselor BUSINESS r .. tntts ntnt t tstr 4 wk - rsnl A :L f . Y C H 9.8 ki :Vagas H fx fig 9 Mr. Norman Edwards 'w.:ODfiui303jg t uw C' U ' ---.-....,..,..,...,t,,, . Mr. Robert Day W V UP i:l V I ,,, ,W I V f ,,,, ' Mrs. Ruth Kobak, Counselor f I 4 , s 2 171 Abels, David 141 Abels, Susan 128 Abraham, Brent 97, 122 Acker, Richard 122 Adair, Martha 141 Adair, Mary 141 Adams, jane 49, 54, 122, 126 Adamson, Shari 122 Agee, Adrienne 128 Ahlert, Tammy 122 Albright, Marilou 51, 65, 128 Aldrich, Dick 29, 28, 141 Aldridge, Robert 122 Alitz, Todd 65, l22 Allen, Barbara 122 Allen, Michael 141 Allen, Tom 78, 128 Anderson, Ginny 128 Anderson Karen 128 Anderson, Lance 44, 59 Anderson, Linda 122 Anderson, Michael 141 Anderson Ross 159 Andes, Don 78, 97, 122 Andes, jon 78, 91, 96 Andrews, Kelli 128 Applegate, jerry 122 Arbogast, Fred 65, 78 Ardelt, Margaret 128 Armstrong, Bill 93, 122 Armstrong, Bruce 78, 159 Armstrong, Lisa 56, 134 Ashleman, Teresa 122 Atkinson, Bill 128 Augsbarger, joe 96, 159 Austin, Colleen 51, 128 Avery, Mardy 141 Bade, Laurie 141 Bahling, Christine 128 Baird, Brenda 128 Baird, Brian 141 Bajuk, Mark 28, 71 Baker, Benjamin 128 Balding, Vickie 122 Baldwin, Robert 141 Ballard, Kim 128 Banjavcic, jeff 141 Barber, Elizabeth 36, 51, 54 Baribeault, Lisa 122 Barley, Mary 159 Barnhart, Eric 68, 71, 78 Barstatis, Brett 128 Bartel, Tim 159 Basilico, Brian 71, 141 Baum, Charmaine 122 Beaman, jenni 122 Bean, Laurie 128 Bean, Pam 51, 56, 141 Beile, Curt 128 Bennett, Craig 141, 159 Bennett, john 128 Bennett, Michele 122 Bennorth, Greg 122 Beno, Fred 128 Berce, Peggy 141 Berger, Nancy 122 Bergman, Nancy 52 Bernat, Adrianne 128 Berndtson, Amy 141 172 INDEX Berndtson, Mike 27 Berntsen, Michelle 128 Besch, Chris 122 Bielik, Donald 78, 96, 141 Bieze, Lorraine 141 Billingsley, Diane 141 Billingsley, Laura 122 Binder, Ken 78 Binder, Renee 128 Binford, Dave 64, 128 Bingaman, Beth 141 Binford, Dave 128 Bingham, Glenn 128 Bitner, Carter 78, 90, 122 Black, Bev 122 Blakely, Sue 128 Bode, Scott 90, 128 Boeck, Ande 128 Bogdan, Connie 159 Boggs, Gail 159 Boggs, Leta 56, 122 Bollweg, Cindy 33, 59, 142 Bollweg, Dawn 122 Bollweg, jim 29, 34, 37, 36 Bond, Bruce 128 Bonin, Brad 142 Bornhauser, Todd 68, 71 Bower, Wayne 78, 122 Brown, Maureen 142 Bozic, Sue 128 Braseman, Krissy 68 Brach, Karen 36, 69, 70, 142 Brach, Kristine 60, 128 Bradshaw, Brenda 54, 65, 142 Brady, Sue 52, 59, 142 Bragg, Deborah 59, 142 Brearley, Wayne 71 Breseman, Kristi 37 Brett, Shirley 159 Brieley, Pam 128 Briley, Stephen 28, 78, 122 Bronge, Cindy 128 Brown, Albery 142 Brown, Betsey 122 Brown, Bill 65, 97, 122 Brown, jeff 78, 95, 142 Brown, jim 78, 128 Brown, Kathy 65 Brown, Michael 81 Brown, Sharon 128 Brucciani Chris 128 Brunning, Dave 78, 128 Bryant, Pamela 159 Buchikas, Pete 128 Buckner, Ed 65, 78, 128 Burdine, Sharon 128 Burke, Chris 128 Burlingame, Faith 122 Burlingame, Mark 78, 142 Burnett, Diane 52, 59, 142 Burrows, Tammy 122 Barshtan, Dave 65, 78 Burshtan, Tracy 51, 128 Cahill, Casey 69 Calacci, Calre 36, 68 Calacci, Helen 51, 128 Calacci, john 78, 142 Caligiuri, Pete 52, 78 Calvert, Dave 97, 122 Cameron, Tom 122 Campbell, Brad 78, 96, 135 Campbell, Larry 142 Campbell, Monica 122 Cantu, Liz 69, 128 Carline, Lori 128 Carlson, Peter 29, 37, 54, 69, 71 152 Carney, james 129 Carrol, Anne 49 Carroll, Ray 159 Caruso, joe 122, 51 Casey, Debbie 106 Casey, Mark 128 Cederquist, Nancy 49, 56, 129 Chalberg, Susan 31, 142 Chaney, Ty 142 Chaplin, Beth 36, 60, 65, 69, 71, 135 Chaplin, Ross 29, 68, 142 Chase, Dick 122 Chase, Kim 52, 142 Chase, Tim 78, 135 Chenier, Duane 71, 143 Cherry, jay 78, 90, 97, 129 Chilcoat, Ted 92, 135 Choyeski, Ken 159 Christ, Christopher 135 Church, Andy 135 Churinoff, Sue 36, 68, 135 Ciesemier, Kit 34, 68, 71, 129 Ciesemier, Page 76, 143 Cimera, Dawn 129 Cimera, Patricia 122 Cizek, George 122 Clark, Karen 129 Clark, Roxanne 135 Clarkin, Greg 97, 129 Clarkin, jeff 78, 142 Clemens, Lance 122 Cleveland, Nancy 129 Cokinis, Lisa 122 Conn, jeff 78, 129 Collins, Ken 122 Connor, Steve 78, 159 Cook, David 129 Coons, Glenn 159 Copeland, Tim 78, 135 Cory, Becky 52, 143 Cory, Pete 159 Cory, Ruth 129 Cosentino, Michael 159 Cote, Keith 78, 91, T35 Cotta, Becky 135 Coulson, Karen 129 Courtney, Carl 122 Courtney, Cheryl 143 Couper, Benita 129 Couper, Christine 143 Cox, Carol 37, 49, 135 Craig, Dan 143 Craig, Tom 64, 97, 129 Crane, Ken 129 Crittenden, Charles 143 Culver, Brian 55, 143 Culver, Stuart 55 Cummings, Sheri 129 Cummings, Tim 143 Curatola, Robert 122 Curtis, Doug 54, 55, 135 Curtis, Mike 135 Curtis, Scott 129 Cvercko, Cathy 135 Dagher, Carrie 55, 122 Dagher, jeff 135 Dahleen, Tom 135 Daniels, Dan 6, 55, 143 Daniels, Dawn 129 Daniels, jean 36 Danna, john 129 Danosky, Steve 78, 97, 129 Danosky, Teri 71, 143 Danuser, Garry 143 Danylak, Barry 122 Dargatz, Heidi 135 Dargatz, Sharon 123 Darling, Dean 69, 71, 123 Darrah, jackie 37, 135 Darrah, Nancy 81, 123 Dasko, joe 90, 93, 123 Dasco, Rick 92, 143 Davey, Keith 123 Davis, Angela 123 f Davis, Dan 143 Davis Darrel 159 Davis Dorthea 129 Davis, Kim 129 Davis Shirley 123 Davis, Veronica Davis, William 143 Davison, Pete 81, 90, 123 Davisson, jill 135 Davisson, Nancy 129 DeBruin, Debbie 143 Deisch, Patti 123 Dejongh, Pete 51, 129 Deland, Kim 135 Deland, Stacy 159 Deli, Dan 78, 123 Deller, Steve 159 Deming, jeffrey 123 Dempsey, George 143 Denson, jacqueline 143 DeValdivielso, Carlos 135 DeValdivielso, Ed 91, 135 DeValdivielso, Omar 129 Devries, jan 64, 116, 143 Dicicco, Mark 146 Dick, Sally 146 Dietrich, Barb 51, 59, 135 Dietrich, Debbie 146 Dietrich, joe 78, 90 DiLeonardi, Marty 135 DiLe0nardi, Pat 78, 146 DiLeonardi, Tony 78, 97 Dodrill, Dhuanne 51 Doherty, jean 56, 129 Dolan, Terry 135 Dougherty, Mike 78, 97, 129 Douglas, Heather 129 Dowling, Tom 135 Duehr, Kevin 159 Duhey, Phil 135 Dulceak, Marie 146 Duncan, john 90, 91, 146 Dunn, Alison 54, 129 Dunn, Robert 146 Eben, David 129 Edgar, Ben 78, 129 Egbert, Glory Egbert, Glory 51, 129 Egbert, joy 135 Eisenhart, Mark 78, 135 Eklund, Mark 64, 97 Eklund, Shawn 31, 135 Elliott, Ed 64, 135 Elmallakh, Sherif123 Elwell, Andy 129 Erickson, Kevin 33, 135 Erickson, Pam 135 Erickson, Stuart 135 Escudero, Vahl 135 Evans, Bill 97, 129 Evans, Ron 123 Ewell, Eric 92, 135 Fahy, Dale 129 Falkner, julie 51, 129 Fanelli, Lisa 123 Fanelli, Mike 135 Farah, Kirk 28, 146 Farah, Wendy 129 Fawuer, Lisa 135 Felske, Peter 123 Fiedler, Cathy 135 Fisher, Chris 97, 123 Fisher, Nancy 65, 71, 146 Fitzgerald, Kristen 123 Fitwilliam, Nancy 123 Flaherty, john 78, 123 Flaherty, john 135 Flaherty, Mike 78, 146 Flaherty, Suzanne 129 Fleischman, Debbie 129 Fliehler, Kendall 159 Flinker, Kurt 92, 135 Flynn, Chris 129 Flynn, Cindy 30, 135 Forsyth, Ron 78, 123 Foster, Cris 65, 129 Foster, Kathy 65, 135 Foster, Michelle 135 Foster, Pamela 123 Fox, Charles 135 Fox, john 123 Fox, Kevin 129 Fox, Monica 159 Frank, Leslie 129 Frank, Lisa 56, 72, 146 Frank, Scott 135 Frelich, Lisa 123 Frelich, Sandra 135 Fridley, Cindy 123 Fuchs, Greg 81, 90, 123 Fuchs, Terri 56, 72, 146 Fullerton, Aleta 129 Furco, jim 129 Furco, Laurie 135 Furco, Tim 78, 129 Gable, Dan 78, 146 Gabriel, Cindy 37, 129 Gavriel, Donna 51, 156 Gage, Kathy 146 Gallagher, Mike 68, 90 Gallagher, Peggy 129 Garich, Ann 52, 146 Garich, Roberta 135 Garich, Russell 78, 90, 123 Garlinger, Peter 81, 123 Garoutte, Felicia 135 Garter, Marilee 135 Garvey, Michael 123 Garvey, Pat 78, 90, 129 Garvey, Susan 146 Gasic, Mark 65 Gasick, Karen 65, 129 Gates, Karen 135 Gavin, john 129 Gavin, Robin 123 Geidel, Bryan, 147 Gentile, Cindy 129 Gentile, james 159 Gerstenkorn, Barbra 60, 65, 123 Gervasi, Richard 78, 123 Gervasi, Roger 135 Giambalvo, Patty 123 Gibson, Dave 78, 97, 129 Gibson, Steve 135 Giese, Pam 37, 129 Gieske, Brenda Gill, Bryan 81, 97,123 Gingrich, Ernie 129 Gleason, Paul 129 Goettsch, David 129 Goettsch, 97, 147 Goodenough, Robin 135 Goodrick, Karen 32, 123 Goodrick, Maura 129 Gordon, jim 135 Grafen, jeanmarie 13, 135 Grafen, jim 78, 123 Graefen, Rita 129 Graf, Audrey 129 Graham, Russ 78 Grandt, Dieter-129 Granger, Mike 29 Granger, Pat 81, 93, 123 Granlund, Mark 129 Granlund, Sandy 52 Grassman, Andrea 135 Green, jeff 159 Griffiths, Sue 32, 135 Gregory, Lauran 159 Gregory, Steve 34, 35, 36, 68, 71, 159 Griffiths, Sue 68' Griffiths, Trevor 52 Grosebesk, Delia 135 Grosebeck, Laura 49 Gros, Glen 129 Gross, jennean 135 Grossmen, Gail 129 Grotto, Tony 135 Gourdeault, Paul 52 Grove, David 129 Grove, Tim Gutierrez, Ellen 135 Gutierrez, Robert 159 Hase, April 130 Hadley, Denis 135 Hadley, Dan 129 Hadley, Darrel 65 Haik, Steve 135 Hall, Dawn 129 Halls, Steve 129 Hamilton, Lance 71, 93, 97 Handcock, julie 37 Handcock, Terry 135 Hanlon, Dave 135 Hanlon, Paul 130 Hanselman, Scott 34, 69, 71, 93, 130 Haraldsen, Todd 51 Hare, Kelli 130 Harkins, john 52 Harmen, Lynda 130 Harmen, Susanne 159 Harris, john 135 Hart, Dori 49, 135 Hartigan, Marcia 135 Hartigan, Sandi 51 Harvey, Laurie 130 Harvey, Patrick 51, 93 Harvey, Robin 36 Harwood, Clifford 136 Harwood, Richard 130 Hatfield, janet Hawthorne, Lynn 51, 59, 69 Hawver, Kevin 136 Hedstrom, john 136 Hedstrom, Scott 78, 97, 130 Hein, Christine 55 Heinlein, joe 71 Heiser, jeff 136 Helfrich, Paula 136 Hellmich, Andy 78, 96, 97, 130 Helm, Dave 88 Helm, Doug 78, 130 Henning, Bev 57, 136 Herda, Steve 78, 97, 130 Hertel, Elizabeth 130 Hesik, Tina 33, 130 Hess, Cuck 136 Hessling, Susan 1, 32, 56, 72 Hessling, Tom 78, 136 Hicks, Charlotte 59, 136 Higgins, Michele 136 Hildebrand, Dave 130 Hill, Doug 159 Hill, joAnn 52 Hill, Mike 124 Hilson, Lisa 124 Hilson, Lori 106, 130 Hock, Brian 78, 90, 97, 130 Hodge, joyce 130 Hoff, Chris 130 Hoff, Cindy 32, 59, 136 Hoff, joe 92, 93, 124 Hoffman, Lee 136 Hofland, David 136 Hoganson, Diane 27, 136 Holden, Debbie 130 Holland, jeanette 49, 106, 136 Holland, Louis 78, 97, 124 Hollatz, Cheryl 27, 62, 130 Hollinger, Rebecca 32, 60, 124 Holman, jenni 124 Holt, Doug 64 Holt, Kirsten 124 Holten, j. 93 Honeywell, jeanne 69, 71 Honeywell, Tom 51, 78, 130 Hooten, Dave 90, 130 Hooten, Ken 130 Hooten, MaeLynn 59, 130 Hooyer, David 136 Horvath, Ellen 136 Hopf, james 130 Hopeman, Rachel 68 Hoppe, Dianne 56, 124 Horvath, Gary 130 Hotchkiss, Russ 78, 136 Howard, Michael 91 Howser, Cart 159 Howser, Kristine 124 Huck, Brian 36, 69, 93, 130 Huggens, Lisa 52 Hughey, Dave 26, 97, 124 Hull, Steve 124, 136 Hultgren, Tami 65, 130 Hulton, jeff 124 Huhg, Rebecca 51, 130 Hurrell, Bill 136 Huson, joann 159 Huson, Roy 124 Huston, john 65, 130 Hutcheson, Kim 130 lllingworth, Debi 68, 130 james, Brenda 136 janowski, Bob 54, 64, 130 janowski, Patricia 124 jens, Cheryl 159 johnesee, joe 124 johnson, Bari 124 johnson, Kenton 130 johnson, Kathy 136 johnson, Laura 130 johnson, Leah 159 johnson, Lisa 124 johnson, Liz 49, 72, 124 johnson, Lynn 130 johnson, Mary 159 johnson, Ray 124 johnson, Rick 28, 37, 69, 78 johnson, Robert 130 johnson, Scott 136 johnson, Shirley 52 johnson, Steve 130 johnston, Holly 68, 136 johnston, Mark 130 johnston, Robert 71 jongsma, Kim 130 jorden, jim 78, 124 jorden, Sue 31, 26, 136 joseph, Pam 130 josephson, Kristin 124 joy, Steven 64, 124 julke, Roberta 124 julke, StefAnn 130 juriga, jim 78, 124 juriga, Steve 136 Kaenel, jess 136 Kalfas, Bill 78, 97 Kaminsky, jeff 130 Kaminsky, Kathy 136 Karmis, jim 90, 124 Karmis, Mike 91 Karolek, Marisa 51, 130 Kasak, Caroline 159 Kasak, julie 124 Kasallis, Cherri 124 Kavel, john 130 Kawka, john 95 Kayser, Cliff 130 Kelleghan, Sean 37, 95 Keller, Heidi 130 Kelly, Maurice 130 Kelly, Yvette 124 Kempf, Carl 92, 93 Kennedy, David 65, 92, 93, 13 Kerr, Susan 131 Kerr, Tere 136 Kerwin, Walter 51 Kettering, Rebecca 124 Khan, jahangir 159 Kiefer, Cynthia 124 King, james 136 Kiong, Hung 131 King, Rodney 92, 96 King, Sandy 124 Kirby, Ron 124 6 Moorej Scott 97, 98, 126 Kirincic, Robert 90, 124 Kissane, joseph 124 Kivisto, Margie 31, 136 Kline, Denise 124 Kmiec, Steve 124 Knowlton, Bruce 136 Knudson, Cheryl 124 Knudson, Cliff 136 Knudsen, Kraig 34, 52, 69, 91, 92, 93 Koenig, Chris 36, 49, 69, 136 Kolden, john 37, 68, 71, 131 Kollias, Scott 97, 131 Kolwitz, Chris 52, 68 Komerska, Bill 131 Kosin, Sandy 131 Kovar, Sue 52 Kramer, Bill 65, 131 Kramer, joseph 159 Kramer, Sue 131 Kraus, Autumn 57, 136 Kraus, janine 57, 124 Kraus, Ken 136 Krane, Michael 159 Krone, Steven 81, 125 Kruse, Cathy 136 Kruse, Liz 51,131 Kruzynski, john 78 Krzykowski, Eric 136 Kunath, Mike 131 Kwong, Betty 51, 131 Labuhn, Katie 51, 131 Ladner, john 125 Ladner, Lucy 136 Laido, Rolf 55 Lambdin, Dale 125 Lambdin, Mike 131 Lambe, Debbie 51, 125 Lambe, jenny 131 Lambert, jim 131 Lambert, joanna 125 Lamonaco, Pat 52 Lancman, Michael 136 Landreth, Mike 65, 78, 136 Larson, janet 131 Lasecki, Kathryn 131 Latham, Tammy 125 Lauber, janice 59 Lauber, Linda 49, 131 Lautenbach, Bryan 125 Lautenbach, Cheryl 136 Lauth, joey 33, 56, 136 Lawrence, Penny 131 Lawrence, Sharon 125 Lawrence, Sharon 121 Laycock, David 37, 78, 90, 91 Laycock, Kirk 78, 91, 96, 136 Leafstrand, Kirsten 106 Lecky, jeff 136 Lee, Dave 78, 90, 131 Lee, Nora 125 Lee, Robert 78, 131 Lehman, joel 64, 78, 125 Lehman, William 78, 131 Leo, john 96, 136 Leo, Susan 64, 125 Leonard, Melanie 131 Leone, Michelle 137 Leone, Mike 125 Leonhard, jean 136 Lesniak, Steve 137 LeVere, David 159 Lewis, Anne 137 Lienhard, Steve 137 Limbrick, Chris 131 174 Limbrick, Frank 64, 125 Lindemar, Bob 159 Lippolt, Lynn 49 Lippoldt, Mark 159 Lisec, Mary 125 Litavsky, Mark 137 Litavsky, Matt 125 Litavsky, Teri 28, 52 Little, john 125 Loehrke, Rick 125 McGee, judy 159 McGee, Mark 137 McGrath, Denise 137 McGregor, Scott 78, 125 McKamey, joe 126 McKamey, Mary 159 McKanna, Brain 78, 90, 97, 125 McNichols, Colleen 49, 131 McNinch, Pamela 125 McQuaid, Debbie 137 Loehrke, Rick 78, 125 Logan, Cindy 137 Lonak, Ken 51 Long, Chuck 78, 131 Loomis, Cori 69, 137 Loomis, Troy 78, 125 Lopez, Keith 78, 97, 131 Lothers, Ted 131 Loudat, Cathy 131 Love, jeff 137 Lowrie, Matt 56, 131 Lucken, julie 137 Ludwig, Erik 78, 125 Ludwig, Franz 137 Ludwig, Laura 131 Ludwig, Lisa 52 Lukitsch, john 131 Luse, Robert 91, 137 Lynch, Margo 131 Lynch, Marcia 159 Lyons, Chris 137 Lyon, Mark 159 Lyon, Scott 64, 131 Lyons, Robert 125 MacAdam, Tom 125 MacDonald, Richard 131 Maher, Pete 78, 90, 125 Mahoney, Tom 78, 90, 125 Maita, F rances 57, 159 Mallery, Kim 34, 60, 69, 71, 137 Mallery, Shawn 37, 64, 97, 131 Malone, Chris 137, 159 Manuel, Eric 137 Manzanilla, Manuel 125 Marciniak, Philip 78, 97, 125 Maret, joseph 125 Maris, Rodger 137 Marner, Marner, Dave 30, 49, 72, 137 Debbie 60, 65, 125 Marocchi, Sharon 68, 137 Marquardt, Pete Martin, Ken 90, 125 Martin, Larry 159 Martin, Liz 51, 65,131 Martin, Michelle 131 Martin, Rob 51, 78, 97, 131 Martin, Gino 131 Martyn, Penny 137 Mason, Pam 59, 137 Mason, Pat 159 Mason, Sue 131 Masters, Steve 51, 69, 71, 131 Mattingly, Rose 159 Medendorp, Sarah 51, 131 Medo, Cynthia 125 Mellom, Bonnie 126 Metcaff, jon 131 Metros, Peter 68, 78, 132 Michael, Patricia 126 Miller, Art 78, 131 Miller, Burt 137 Miller, Doug Miller, joann 126 Miller, Richard 132 Miller, Sandy 159 Miller, Terry 137 Minniti, Pete 126 Miskell, Timothy 137 Mittman, Holly 126 Moffett, Craig 159 Moffett, Marty 132 Mogel, Kristi 37, 51, 56, 126 Mogel, Rondi 51, 56 Molenhouse, Linda 51, 132 Molenh ouse, Ruth 51, 132 Monken, Tony 78, 97, 132 Monroe, Brenda 137 Monroe, Scott 55, 137 Moore, Moore Dan 159 Rich Morris, Barb 68 Morris, Robert 126 Muehlfelt, Cindy 126 Muehlfelt, Ken 137 Muehlfelt, Steve 30 Mulcare, Kathy 126 Murdock, Suzi 137 Murphy, P.j. 137 Murphy, Steve 71, 78, 126 Murphy, Tim 132 Murray, Tim 137 Nash, jan 49, 62, 106 Nasr, Ronda 51, 54, 132 Nasteko, Victor 137 Natz, Michele 64, 97 Negris, Neidba Paul 126 lla, Sue 106, 137 Nelson, Fritz 81, 126 Nelson, james 81, 126 Nelson, jone 32, 56, 132 Nereim Neske, ,jenny 126 james 126 Neubig, Ray 30, 137 Newman, Donna 132 Nichols, Mark 126 Mayer, janice 59, 137 McCallum, Greg 30, 131 McCann, Karen 49, 72, 125 McCann, Maureen 55, 137 McCarthy, Mary Beth 49, 125 McConnell, Chris 131 McConnell, Patti 125 McCormick, Tim 51, 78 McCormick, Tom 78 McDonell, Andy 125 McDonell, Kevin 125 McGee, Connie 125 Nielsen, Trent 52 Nisbett, Corinne 132 Nolan, Mike 90, 132 Oberg, Bruce 49, 54, 65, 137 Oberthier, john 81, 126 Obrecht, Gordan 55, 132 Obresht, Mike 159 Ockerlund, Sara 137 O'Connor, Mike 126 Odefey, Thomas 126 O'Grady, Gail 132 O'Grady, Mike 63, 137 Ohnstad, Tom 126 Ohst, Philip 126 Oleari, Heidi 56, 137 Oler, Van 34,37 Oresteen, Rob 159 Ortoz, juan 62, 137 Ortiz, Louis 81,132 Osowski, Pat 64, 78, 90, 132 Otto, Bob 55, 137 Paakh, Bev 137 Pansera, Angelo 159 Pansera, Anthony 126 Pansera, Carmelo 137 Papanicholas, Nick 159 Pape, Dan 137 Pappageorge, Gigi 28, 137 Pappageorge, jim 51, 54, 81, 132 Paral, Donna 126 Pardonner, john 78, 126 Paschall, Mark 132 Patland, Charles 159 Patterman, Mike 90, 132 Payne, Brad 132 Payne, Mary 132 Payne, Paul 68 Pearson, Carolyn 49, 62, 63 Pendergast, Karl 51, 64, 81, 97, 132 Pendergast, Ken 137 Perkins, jeff 126 Perry, Ardelle 138 Petroshus, Douglas 132 Pertoskey, David 65, 126 Phillips, Dan 81 Phillips, Sandy 138 Piechocki, Debrorah 126 Pieritz, Carrie 138 Pieritz, julie 59, 138 Pierre, Mike 36, 81, 90, 126 Pimenta, Giovanna 49 Pimenta, Paula 126 Pipune, Thomas 126 Pistona, Beth 132 Pittman, Gary 126 Pittman, john 37, 68, 71, 138 Pleil, Matt 138 Plichta, Mike 90, 126 Polender, Kristi 126 Polender Polzin, Andy 138 Ponczko, Laura 138 Porter, Tonya 132 Powell, Craig 78, 126 Powell, Greg 64, 65, 78, 138 Powell, jim 138 Powers, Sharon 138 Powers, Sue 138 Preuss, Paul 138 Preuss, Peggy 126 Pringles, john 138 Provenzano, Gina 52, 138 Purdy, Liz 51, 138 Pusateri, joe 96, 138 Rajnic, Nick 90, 91 Rajnic, Patrick 90, 156 Rakosnik, Bob 126 Ralls, Chirs138 Rau, Amy 36, 69, 126 Read, Andy 63, 159 Read, janet 78, 126 Reed, Dan 64, 126 Reed, Norman 138 Reeves, Lori 126 Reichert, Karhy 36, 49, 69, 138 Reilly, Ron 138 Reis, Bob 78, 91, 138 Remmers, janet 54, 68, 138 Rench, Kathy 126 Rench, Lisa 159 Renninger, Beth 51, 132 Rexilius, Paul 78, 97, 132 Rhoads, Darlene 132 Rhoads, Stan 159 Rice, jacqui 159 Rice, Philip 63, 159 Rice, Sue 65, 132 Richardson, Darryl 62, 78, 97, 126 Richardson, Dave 91 Richardson, Kay 62, 138 Richardson, Mickey 138 Riebel, Mickey 132 Rigazio, john 138 Robert, Laura 49, 132 Roberts, Mark 78 Roby, Katherine 36, 68, 126 Roby, Linda 36, 69, 132 Roby, Tim 34, 49, 69 Rodriguez, Minerva 126 Rogers, Amy 126 Rodgers, Cindy 138 Rodriguez, Steve 37, 68, 71, 138 Romberg, Laurie 49, 69, 138 Romberg, Stephen 126 Rooker, Dan Rosander, Debbie 159 Rosander, DeeDee 33, 138 Rosengreen, Cindy 132 Rosengreen, jerry 156 Rosengreen, Scott 71, 138 Ross, julie 65, 138 Ross, Marilyn 138 Rosti, Gage 54, 156 Ruff, Eric 37, 71, 132 Ruffolo, janet 138 Ruffolo, Mark 156 Ruiz, Michael 132 Rupprecht, Brian 132 Russell, Ron 81, 138 Ryan, Dave 49 Ryder, Rick 71, 138 Sabado, joyce 52, 138 Salazar, Becky 138 Sampson, janie 159 Samuelson, Lee 69 Sanchez, Maria 132 Sandelin, Dan 78, 132 Sanders, Kim 138 Sands, Aldy 138 Saverman, Laura 126 Scaletta, Vincent 126 Schaefer, Cynthia 156 Schaefer, Kristen 132 Scheer, Kenneth 126 Scheffler, julie 65, 126 Scheffler, Katy 34, 35, 36, 52, 71, 156 Schewe, Lunette, 126 Schimmels, Larry 78, 126 Schiro, Linda 159 Schlereth, Wanda 132 Schmid, Lisa 49, 51, 56 Schmidt, Careman 126 Schmitt, Christin 56, 132 Schmitt, Debbie 126 Schmitt, Heather 126 Schmitt, Mark 78, 90, 91, 37, 156 Schneider, Margaret 81, 132 Schreiber, Debbi 52 Schoemann, Earl 78, 90, 126 Schramer, john 71 Schrock, Greg 132 Schultz, Kathy 156 Schurmeir, janet 59, 72 Schwardt, Robert 68, 71 Schweinberg, Pat 33, 59, 156 Scheweinberg, Rick 132 Scott, Elizabeth 132 Scott, Gerry 132 Scott, Laura 68, 132 Scott, Mary 132 Seafield, Lynne 51, 156 Search, Gordon 156 Seeland, Dan 78, 90 Seeland, Mark 60, 78, 90 Seeland, Matt 78, 90 Seghers, Kerry 159 Senn, jennifer 51 Shannon, Al 34, 37, 132 Shannon, Frank 52 Shilling, Debra 52, 159 Simonsen, Todd 81, 156 Simpson, Elisabeth 159 Sinclair, Liz 159 Singer, Al 68, 71 Skaar, Nathan 139 Slater, Dean 139 Slayton, Grace 132 Smid, Robert 132 Smith, Dave 156 Smith, Glenn 78, 97 Smith, julia 156 Smith, Priscilla 36, 54, 68, 132 Smith, Nedman 81 Snyder, Beth 132 Sobieraj, jo Ellen 37, 68, 139 Sodaro, Linda 132 Sohst, Par 132 Soldineer, Lori 139 Sollis, Kathy 52, 68, 139 Soria, Clifford 81 Soukup, Claudia 51 Spedale, Tony 139 Speletzer, jim 133 Sperandeo, Marino 133 Stoeckl, Barb 52 Spradley, Dan Spratt, jim Spychalski, Tom 78, 139 Stachniak, Mike 78, 97, 133 Stachniak, Rich 78, 96, 97 Stanaitis, Patti 156 St. Clair, Terry 52, 159 Steck, jane 37, 156 Steinbrecher, julia 133 Steffler, Sue 69 Stelletello, Robert 157 Stepamiuk, Pete 157 Stevens, Dan 78, 158 Stevens, Scott 27, 54, 133 Stevenson, Diana 133 Stewart, Barb 37, 56, 72, 133 Stewart, Beth 27, 37, 68, 159 Stewart, Sarah 49, 133 Stime, Alison 68, 157 Stoeckel, Barbra 157 Strack, Michael 159 Straight, Mark 133 Streeter, will 133 Strenski, john 139 Stroner, Fred 157 Strugala, Ann 157 Strunk, Pam 69, 139 Stuvick, Susan 36, 51, 56 Sullivan, Bryan 55, 139 Sullivan, Carole 62, 133 Sullivan, Catey 36, 139 Sullivan, Katie 133 Sullivan, Steve 81 Sullivan, Sue 106, 157 Swanson, David 133 Swartz, Paula 157 Sweeney, Brian 139 Tabor, james 157 Taylor, Michael 157 Tanner, Paul 133 Tanner, Rebecca 157 Tanney, Scott 159 Tapanas, jose 90 Tawzer, Guy 81, 133 Taylor, Diane 56, 133 Taylor, Donna 36, 139 Taylor, Kathryn 56, 133 Taylor, Mark 27, 34, 37, 68, 71, 133 Teela, james 157 Teela, ja nice 133 Termondt, David 34, 36, 157 Tesnow, Thomas, Rob 133 Carrie 139 Wechter, Linda 158 Weeden, Craig 62, 63, 95, 15 Wegener, Kurt 139 Weidman, Taffy 139 Wellick, Mark 133 Wells, Chester 51, 139 Wells, Lisa 133 Wendling, David 81 Weseman, Ken 133 Wetherbe, john 159 Wheeler, Tim 69, 71, 158 Whitaker, jim 158 Whitaker, julie 139 Whitaker, Lori 34, 59, 68, 71, white, Bill 158 White, D. 78 White, Tim 51, 133 Whitecotton, jane 65, 158 Wiegand, jennifer 139 wiegand, Kevin 158 Wiemann, john 159 Wiggins, Bryan 139 Wiggins, Bryan 139 Wiggen, Scott 78, 90 Wilkins, Patricia 139 139 Thompson, Anne 68, 157 Thompson, Paul 69, 71, 78, 139 Thomsen, julia 59, 139 Thonn, Steve 62, 63, 78, 96, 97, 159 Thorsby, Bill 139 Throop, Tim 139 Tighe, Carla 157 Toerpe, Tracy 56, 139 Toomey, Dave 62, 78, 97 Touser, Guy 64 Treichel, Mary 55, 139 Trish, Maggie 68, 139 Truitt, Rick 133 Tuggy, Michael 157 Turk, Greg 157 Tumer, john 139 Turner, Morgan 139 Turnipseed, jim 133 Tweedie, Helen 159 Tylka, Donna 157 Urben, Dan 139 Urschel, Gary 133 Utley, Marty 159 Utley, Nora 36, 133 Valentine, Lynne 133 Vanderlaan, Diana 157 Vanderlei, Paul 139 VanNote, Sarah 57, 133 Vercoe, Dave 159 Vergara, Mark 133 Vescelus, jennifer 55, 139 Vittorio, Michael 133 Wadsworth, Daniel 139 Waite, Leslie 55, 139 Waits, Tom 139 Walcott, Goy 81, 139 Walcott, Tami 158 Waldschmidt, David 139 Waldschmidt, Melanie 158 Wall, Debbie 133 Wall, Ken 159 Wallace, jill 64, 139 Waller, Sandra 139 Warne, Lisa 54 Warner, Randy 158 Watkins, Tony 78, 133 Watkins, Marty 139 Webber, julie 133 Wechter, Dave 133 Williams, Williams Beth 158 Karen 51,158,133 Williams, Kathy 27, 139 Williams Kevin 78, 139 Williams Laura 133 Williams, Mary 133 Williams Patricia 51, 158 Williams, Ron 139 Williams, Victor 63, 158 Williamson, Donna 158 Williston, julie 158 Willson, Debbie 133 Wilson, john 51, 65 Wilson, julie 133 Wine, Chris 159 Wise, Chuck 97, 139 Wise, Kurt 81 Wojick, jane 51, 59, 158 Wolf, David 81, 97 Wolf, Doug 133 Wolff, Lisa 139 Wong, Dale 133 Wood, Eric 133 Wood, Russell 139 Woodruff, Terry 159 Wymore, Kristi 159 Wymore, Steve 159 Yockey, Kevin 133 Yockey, Laura 158 Youker, Tim 158 Young, Shawn 62, 72 Youngberg, Chris 133 Zettl, Kevin 139 Zettl, Chris 97, 133 Ziegler, Robert 133 Ziemba, judy 133 Ziemba, Tom 159 Zima, Dan 133 Zima, Wendy 59 Zinser, Brian 91, 139 IN MEMORY GF ALAN MEDENDCRP On October 6, 1978, Alan Medendorp assistant principal of Wheaton North High School, suffered a fatal heart attack. His sudden death shocked both the school and the community. Mr. Medendorp was more than an outstanding administrator He was a fine teacher, and most impor tantly, a great friend. Always giving whether it be coaching the girls' swim team, supporting an orchestra concert or aiding his colleagues. Alan Mendendorp will be greatly missed. We treasure the memories ofa truly good man.