Woodruff High School - Talisman Yearbook (Peoria, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 182 of the 1974 volume:

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Acknowledgement ....... ..1 .16 .28 .58 .80 110 112 142 168 176 r i 01 ei3ix 1 l What is a friend? . . . a friend is the biggest helping hand . . . one who shareslaughter . . . one who shares sorrow . . . one who helps you on a test . . .one who lends you the nickel or dime, when you're short . . . one who is always there at any time . . .a true friend will reach out to help you in any Way ...he respects you . . .and in order for you to have a friend be one. In order for us to reach out for anything we must have love. There are many things we love and to each his own kind. The biggest love is for each other. If we reach out for one another we will learn to help each other. When people try their best to help some- one of something they really care for it, so this is love. Everyone has something he loves most whether it be people, animal, or things. L-fl Love for animals TQ? Looe for work Anne Fahel reaches out to N 9 A, k Y A ',.,-v-4-Q tt , Q XX X ..,..,, Nav at lkh. Q, .K it M wk .. s. 3 Q t .. fwssi, if si st-. MXN Eg Egg Q-,X f - so ts Q . i z test 'M lln Yea I Know what you mean. UNDERSTANDING takes time and effort. Sometimes you must have patience to under- stand someonc or something. Books don't seem interesting ifyou don't understand what is being said or what is going on. Take time to understand and really get to know people. A1lages,raees,and religions can really get a fullfillment in life just be seeking out different types of people and their beliefs. Understanding can actually be fun if you give it a try. ff , M--. x..v, W, ,, 4 MN , W '14 QW MQW' H? uv- RESPONSIBILITY THE ability to meet an obligation and be liable in order to fullfill that responsibility. Students are responsible for seeing that their homework is com- pleted in time. Athletes are responsible for seeing that their in top condition for sports. Mr. Wilkin- son is responsible in everything concerning Wood- ruff High. The counselors are responsible in seeing that students have their schedules and help students with any problems they may run into during their high school years. The yearbook staff is responsible for seeing that the yearbook is completed on time and to make the yearbook interesting to the student body. Everyone assumes some responsi- blity. ff r 4 ,f Students reaehottt to achieve another Karlyn Miller reaches for the hole so she can achieve her part in the game. Achievement is the main idea when you're in High School. Everything you do is to reach out to achieve your school work. Being a senior especially. If they have passed their first three years, that is an achievement. Their biggest goal right now is the last year, this will be the greatest achievement. The rest of us will keep on working and we will get there. All the activities in High School thatyou participate make you achieve. The work we put into sports and we win a game or a wrestling match, this is another achievement. Succeeding is the biggest achievement when you're a hard working student in High School David Knowles has completed his final touchdown. This team has achieved the success of winning a race. year ofgood work Don Serup just finished his last assignment of the day. V...-F,,.s Jill Gomes reaches out to achieve her elegant dish for foods class. QM ff - . M his xx I 6 ss Q, Students receive recognition or all James Taylor, Henry Walker, Terry Owens and Greg Beoletto all receive awards for their performance in football. Recognition is the making known to others. Reaching out to be recogni- zed is not very hard when you are a student in High School. Being in- volved in different activities will make you do something outstanding so you will draw people's attention. At Woodruff High School students try to reach out so that they will be recognized for it. The best kind of recognitioni is when you do something and if you are given lots of attention you deserve recognition. It is better to let others recognize you rather than you let everybody know you are something. Susie Reynolds wants everyone to see Julie Trau's shoulders are strong. Coach Ingold proudly presents the 1974 basketball team. their talents at WH.S. W 2 if ,Vg , 5 1. ,, it ff Mr fi 4? , ,y g 4 2 . +, f ' 2 5 E 4 i z Z 4 Z Andre Williams is standing by the winning decorated homeroom door. 1 s r 1 Z i 2 s s Q fi , ia W 5 2 Q ? 2 5 3 6 Q 2 E 2 Z 5 I 1 2 ' Q Diana Irby and Mary Koontz want to be given credit for part in strolling strings. in I , Z Mr. Ginn says see my moustache up close. James Taylor wants to be seen as Santa Claus 3 i People reaehout to people is s Claude Bennett gets all his homework done so he can pass his course in order tl graduate. greg Beoletto reaches out to see if he can grab for Terry Owens head N V, . fi ' W I , Everyone has a different expression to the music that is being played. Marlene Crawley and Jerry McDaniels are two people e dress very different. . Vt to do work andpleasure. Janet Sullivan, Nancy Monctkon, Ruth Hammockcr SL Debbie Walls cnjoy a rest period from the stress and strain of P.E. Reaching out to anything is al- ways done with people. High School is made up of very important people. All these people are reaching out to each other or helping themselves. Every person is different and has his style of doing things. Students may reach out to try to get their homework done, this is helping themselves. Some people reach out with their friends by having fun and a good time. Getting together in groups to perform your talent is a way people reach out to other people. No one person is alike and this is what makes everything reach out to enjoy themselves and be happy. Regina Fuller reaches out to finish up the cleaning of her kitchen in Foodis Class. ,. . , 3 S x Q 2 5 1 Q 1 I 1 i Q 1 I , 5 1 F 5 i P l . . I School activity Student Council held contests on each day of Homecoming Spirit Week, which was October 1-5. Monday was carrot day. The Ugly Girl contest took place on Tues. On Wed. the pompom squad sold spirit tags. After school Thurs. was the Tug-of-War contest. And Friday was the big day. Besides being Blue and Gold day, Friday involved the pep assembly, during which were announced the Spirit Week contest winners and the princess and chief. The junior class won the spirit chain contest, the post- er contest, and the spirit stick, and James Taylor and Julie Reynolds were chief and princess. Friday was the Homecoming game against Richwoods, which we lost, 22-0. sn Q 1 A ,W gig ?f 15 55 My I Qs 1 gk 1 SH, af!!! 7 , , f WW ,, f Qu-f' Rv-W' A TXNQA Q NM ff-wizjnmgi I A ' ,l 4 A -- . air' JET? ' , - 0 r.w'15- - JGHIQIJ I f , fS1egIec-S QL.-- 1 N7 . '1 f X' , L . ' I - ' ' Ku Ny A 'Pu' ' ly! '7 ,M . . V 1 .f 1 I 1 'X . X? Q X X 7' 5 , K ' W- f I , f 2 a 'W' WX X Ng I VY , bm W. Q 'fl A . ? 'X ' 1 N 1, 1 . f 1 H , x .429 'N P Q ' ' , vi: I ':'. N . 1 f ' K N U X A f 1 I. 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V M , ,A ,- ,Qi f AA Xi 4 V 0, 53 fe - Sleks As Fitch 5504 Q Y KQMQ Q- U ff A SA Seek M the o A 5 ll! Fall Play is 545602 in ff . 3 ,E Q l t I S gm Q u Q3 Ea ef e - -Ill Co our ee sary if A Af 5 gl , . 'U : X .xeQgi5fA e 3 3 A: A 'l ff! 'h ee,e K'YQ05aia'ryE5 Sch e A I -E if im Q ' jg The PRINTOUT umm rg zpmwqeiriisefshfbs 3 E A AA e ' g r 'rooms Home emnuuoom xg amqsmena -wuoniufi-ERAUUATB-Q -. A .., A f swf Z5 if wx X Sig,-Exif ,S Mmm ggynkkis 3 W , 5 Delores and friends meet the lion on their way to Wizard. draw' we Friends cheer for Ed Winters after winning game for W.H.S. Susie Sommerville performs act for Jumors winning stunt. Juniors Take First Place This year the stunt shows were per- formed on October 3 and 4 in the Wood- ruff High auditorium. The Freshman stunt, Mission Impossible , dealt with Woodruff fans retrieving the stolen spirit stick from Richwoods. Following the Freshman stunt was the Sophomore stunt, You're a Good Warrior Charlie Brown . Performed by the Juniors and starring Susie Sommerville, the winning stunt was called Do It for WoodrufF'. The first annual Faculty stunt, Faculty Foolies , added to the entertainment of the with the strip tease performance of Kitty and her Litter. Concluding the eve- ning was the Senior presentation of The Wizard Who's Odd . Q ,sei 4 Amp. ' T5 Fallpla The Death and Life of Sneaky Finch was a three act western comedy which was present- ed October 18 and 19 at 8 p.m. in the auditorium. Senior Marty Sieks portrayed Sneaky Fitch, a hombre who fooled a lot of people! Mrs. Carol Bitner and Mr. Steve Perers directed the play, assisted by Lori Berg, student director. Marty Sieks as Sneaky Fitch Pat Sweeney as Doc Burch Mark Lucas as Rackham Cindy Hanerhoff as Maroon Strawn French as Merryn Vale Sandy Berkel as the Old Woman Cindy Walls as Saloon Hall Girl Chris Keele as Cowboy CHARACTERS Mickey Taylor as Mrs. Blackwond John Cummings as Reverend Blackwond Sue Gard as Lady in Waiting Karen Akridge as Indian Gerard Taylor as Bob Wilson Janet Luciani as Old Womanial-2 Toby Howeler as the Singer Gail Schlesinger as Mrs. Vale 1 l 25 l l The activities during the week before Christmas vacation helped raise the Christmas Spirit in stu- dents and faculty. The French Club sang French Christmas carols through the halls and in the foyer. The last day before vacation, Stu- dent Council sponsored a Christmas assembly featuring James Taylor as Santa Claus, who served as emcee. The pom-pom squad presented a skit, and mixed ensemble sang a number of Christmas songs. Key Club and Keyettes presented the Christmas Baskets from each home room. Then Santa Claus Taylor awarded candy canes to each stu- dent in Mrs. Curries, home room, room 126, for best decorated door. glifjif f f' 'I wifi 9 ,po GIFT nr .Ju WDRLDZQF LUV mari 6 l'9 1 A 1 N 4 5 f n -' -Y - ..,. f, T .Za , A . - A gg , ,, -.-A -.- ' W Urganizations ECOLOGY CLUB: Danny Randolph, Sharon Zimmerman, Dave Schneider, Ad- visor: Mr. Ginn, Dennis Dryden-CHAIRMAN Rick Winn wrestles with Derrick Stimeling during a break at the Bike Hike. Enthusiastic W.H.S. students get prepared for the Bike Hike. With the help and participation of ecology members the Woodruff Ecology Club had a successful year with all the activities that went on. One of the major activities was eartliweek which was April l-April 5. There was a poster contest which was Won by Kathi Dozard. There was a sunrise breakfast, campus clean-up, film day, which ecology films were shown and they sold nature cards. Also during the year there was ahike on Amaqon Sippi Trail in Bradford Ill. Most of the year round we had a paper drive in which students brought paper to home- room and ecology club members Went to each home- room and collected paper. There was also a bike-hike. The advisor ofthe Ecology Club was Mr. Ginn. Tim Buckley and Derrick Stimeling ride across the bridge rapidly. Rick Winn and Marty Angel stroll through the park in the merry, merry month of April. Linda Hudson has fun with a frisby AFS CLUB Row 1: T. Beimfohr, K. Wieland. B. Knapp. From L. to R: L. Burg, L. Schlesinger, N. Bloch, G. Schlesinger, S, Gorman, M. Javier,T. Dry- den, S. Haynes, B. Dunaway, P. Randolph, R. Rutz, Dr. McDavid, AF brings Malie Malie Javier, the American Field Service student at Woodruff for 1974 is from the Phillipines. Maria Lea Victoria Catnna Javier was a shy, soft-spoken sixteen year old from Basilar City, a city of 64,000 people. Her father, David Javier is a business man and her mother, Adoricion Javier, is a teacher. Malie is one of four chil- dren. She enjoyed football and basketball in addition to playing the guitar. Malie found some students hard to understand and others very funny . In her first semester at Woodniff Malie participated in the musical South Pacificn in which she was a dancer. She also took part in the senior stunt show and was a non-voting member of the student council. In the Phillipines, she attended high school from 7 o'clock in the morning till 5 o'clock in the evening. Malie found the 8:30 to 3:15 schedule relieved some of the school work. Malie lived with the family of Kathy Wieland. After graduation she planned to attend college in a Pre-Med program. Malie Javier points to her home, the--Phillipines. fcwier to W HS l ia. fV,,,1,.d I Z Last summer I was fortunate enough to spend ZW months in Cartago, Costa Rica. I was a genuine part of a beautiful family-the family of Rodrigo Rojas Cor- dero. All, there was a totally new and bright way of life. After the initial breaking of ice, getting used to language, hours, new relatives, and friends, and the fantastic food, I was ready to settle myself down to do some Central American living! The daily customs I found mostly to be extremely relaxing and easy to adapt to. Iattended school from 7am-2pm with my sister, Laura. There, the differences still persisted. Because of school. l had plenty of friends for an even more enjoyable summer. Of course, the good times are onthe surface. My experience indented many life-long impressions into me. I feel I can look at the simpler, more down-to-earth things in life with a newness. It also made me awaken to my feelings for home and my people here. Thanks to A.F.S. for all of that I shall never re-live. ded W- '32 Berg Produces An Unqualified Success On the nights of April second and fourth a very successful ,play directed by Lori Berg was presented Woodruff in the auditorium. The play, presented by the Woodruff Theatre De- partment was the first play to be directed by a stu- dent. Lori handled the play very well. It came off to a great beginning and ending with Lori's directing. The play was about a group of people and their lives and past transgressions of which Laura Schle- singer played the leading role as Nora. Other fantastic performances were Pat Sweeny, who played Dr. Rank, Jill Gomes as the maid, Tom Hale as Krogsted, Debbie Goetze as Christine, and Mark Buckley as Towald. Keyettes Row 1: D. Berlett, J. Stanley, M. Miller, M. George, S. Sommerville, T. Beimfohr, T. Howeler, J. Trau, C. Hanerhoff, K. Akridge, T. Dryden, P. Randolph, M. Molleck, C. Clatt, L. Berg. Row 2: D. Harrison, M. McQuarrie, P. Waibel, J. Kerr, P. Harrison, R. Howell, B. Thomas, S. Thomas, B. King, B. Williams, C. Thompson. K. Arends, L. Hill, C. Atkins. Row 3: P. Huser, C. Taylor, R. Cowley, L. Schlesinger, L. Keller, L. Pantages, R. Rutz, N. Bloch, J. Loughridge, T. Clelland, K. Wieland, L. VanDeVeer, M. Javier, J. Reynolds, Mr. Regnier. - ,r.,..,....,.,,.,,,,,, . ..........,..,... ....... .... .... . ..,.. .. ............ ...-.....-...,.-...,.- .... ...e..,....... 4.ffF-D-...W.....r.. ..-LTQW Akkk in MW K .mmvwwwm ,,,,,,,. W,,WM,.,,,,,.,,,,.,,,,,.,,,..,,,,.,.,,,,,,.,,,,,,..,.., r K. if fi .Ak Db my 33 X il NR! K- ei - , , . , .... M y . X . J J . H A., ,QW ..-, ji. . .,,,3.,,,..,,?,,,.,wm,,..wS. . V M -- - .. .ff . X rm... . Nil. - ef ' Q.. r- -2 r ag, -. lm ' .. - f- . . ..., ,ws .. -. . X L . ,. . , . E L W-. - Q 'B H, MmM,,..., 'A e 4 .- or is so . .ee - 4 . G3 8. :.., , he ' N A 2- . , . P . . 9.1.2.-1, -Q K e- iw. ai- ws- . -. u p K I5 :-.' .s.' ' .1 ., ..,., , L . g .. ...., . Key Club Row 1: C. Brown, R. Rademaker, S. Parker, D. West, R. Winn, J. Brasch, T. Trefzer, R. Siegle, A. Johnson, S. Hoskins, K. Juerjens, Row 2: D. Otey, K. Bronson, D. Van De Veer, P. Sweeney, M. Buckley, S. Rieses, T. Colvin, M. Adkins, J. Fredell, D. Serup, G. Taylor, Row 3: Mr. Becher, Mr. Boucher, M. Westeriield, S. Warren, D. Williams, S. Plum, T. Owens, S. Haynes, D. Randolph, E. Grube, W. Helmick, D. Meyers, B. Crimson, Mr. Morgan, Mr. Regnier. SPEECH TEAM. Row 1: D. Henley, E. Powers, C. Farquhar, S. Yeck, D. Harrison, Row 2: L. Schlesinger, P. Payne, S. Sommerville, K. Gosnell, C Hanerhoff, Row 3: Mr. Peters, G. Schlesinger, S. Gorman, M. Seiks, M. Lucas, G. Taylor, P. Sweeney, Mrs. Bitner. Q 5 Z WT' Row 1: J. Crilly, J. Togikawa, L. Wyrich, Row 2: F. Matthews, K. Wieland, Mrs. Currie, T. Hagan, J. Strode. . , Y A S. Dunn, T. Dryden, S. French, Row 2: M. Javier, K. Wieland, T. Matthews, S. Yeck, M. Lucas, K. Kixman, A. Williams, S. Berkel, T. Miller, Row 3: M. Adkins, R. Winn, S. Willock, D. Maybe, J. Carter, J. Trau, S. Reynolds, Row 4: Q. J. Maca.ri,G. Beoletto, C. Taylor, L. Huxable Miss Berton. FRENCH CLUB: Row 1: M. Ford, S. Sommerville, J. Curtis, A. Phillips, P. Waibel, B. Thomas, P. Harrison, S. Thomas, S. Hermanson. Row 2: G. Schlesin ger, L. Ross, D. Eaton, N. Jones, V. McG1asson, J. Stanley, D. Harrison, C. Atkins, D. Henley, M. McQua.rrie. Row 3: Mrs. Bitner, D. West, C. Farquhar, C Clatt, M. McGee, H. McQua1'rie, K. Groom, S. Berkel, L. West, N. Paris, J. Togikawa. Row 4: D. Randolph, M. Sieks, L. Berg, L. Pantages, D. Parr, T. Trefz- ger, M. Westerlield, J. Burton, M. Miller, P. Payne. FRENCH CLUB: L. Huxtable, S, Zimmerman, D. Yager. Row 2: C. Miller, S. Sulaski, K. Farrel, H. McQua.rrie. Row 3: T. Miller, T. Beimfohr, S. Gorman, P. Randolph, N. Craig. at . .A :sf in GERMAN CLUB: Row 1, E. Juerjens, E. Ernst, B. Koch, L. Dom,T. McClintic, F. Matthews, B. Endres, E. Powers, N. Paris. Row 25 R. Rademaker, C. Keele, D. Fauser, D. Evans, M. Wesanhan, B. Dunaway, L. Wyrich, T. Matthews, S. Lawrence, T. Hufeld. Row 35 Mr. Hedges, D. Huber, P. Matthews, J, Hemmer, D. Knapp, A. Messmore, W. Helmick, J. Hoffmann, J. Joyce, J. Glover, E. Grube. GERMAN CLUB: Row 15 S. Montgomery, S. Gard, M. Javier, J. Blane, K. Stewart, M. Mooberry, P. Barr, C. Simpson, M. Huddle, J. Strode. Row 25 K. Kirman, L. Schlesinger, S. Guzman, S. Morgan, J. Bdell, D. Serup, M. Dunn, D. Peck, R. Thompson, K. Jueijens. Row 35 D. Gunther, M. Lucas, R. Winn, D. Otey, F. Striebich, B. Grimson, K. Young, C. McRoy, D. Hoffmann, J. Lynd. vwxw .How 22.55 P! QQEDWE 7Q'g:: naw' Q E355 ... U.. Hifi. M GJ 20- o . Egan? 2-50 :SED no-la. gl- 2 sw-5 3506 -ORN Sggi-Z 517253 0.75. V, ' OIC' Z mm -.e,,, 34:39, :H 0 sz?-F ww H. V1 . f+55.,.22 552 21535 D-W. w. -1-L? Oo'-+ SCS HSL. 3-EQ QHO 525 Qtr 'Wr- H:- m:r:L'I 'JDJ SME sf? fax 0-V' :U Q25 243. wir 5'5 ws mg 9l.5'qQ Quiz rw. Qf O 9.52 Viv-1 bg? :SS aww PHS vw:- S'v-5 wc' QOW '4N ' :EQ 292 5x8 ws 5 ww Z ,:,. 3 lQ . .-1, LATIN CLUB: Row 1: J. Dubre, B. Crowe,M. Reinho1dt,P. Myers, D. Mabee, T. Atkins, E. Winter. Row 2: G, Cox, J. Jones, D.Wi11iams, 0. Johnson, B. Kolimas, B. Owens, S. Schoch, B. Jowers. Row 3: E. Sidner, T. Bazetta, R. Duboff, M. Atkins, J. Fredell, Mr. Bushman, M. Miller, G. Radosavlyev, R. Gunther. LIBRARY ASSISTANTS: Row 1: V. Riley, L. Green. Row 2: P. Sams, L. Smith, M. Samuelson. Row 3: J. Kerr, R. Waters, C. Geraxd, M. Page. AUDIO-VISUAL: Row 2: M. Praul, S. Linquist. Row 2: R. Whitesell, Mr. McGree. , J f 2. 3.9.3 if ,Ar X . CWS Row l: J. Jones, S. Williams, C. Smith, B. Carr, R. Birch. Row 2: L. Hill, M. Lamon, S. Foster, C. Kcnon, G. Waddell, K. Hippen. Row 3: R. Miller, F. Gama, M. Coats, R. Feucht, S. Kaak, D. Cooley, B. Deluhery. N9 Q f is f 5 S W N 4.92 CWS Row l: M. Jordan, P. Connelly, B. Stull, D. Causcy, J. Montgomery, D. Carr. Row 2: T. Johnson, C. Dooley, C. McNulty, L. Hardesty, S. Parker, V VanDeVeer, Row 3: T. Patterson, J. Jowers, G. Esken, J. Sherrill, T. Paul, G. Hcineman, T. Livengood. JXIK 2, OFFICE PREFECTS. Row 1: D. Haynes, C. McNulty, K. Bastian, P. Martin, B. Steiner. Row 2: M. Canfield, P. Beoletto, J. Fredell, I. Loughridge Payne, B. Dornon. Row 3: P. Emery, M. George, V. West, T. Dryden, K. Kuhn, B. Berlett. Row 4: R. Rutz, L. Crombie, D. Hoffman, J. Taylor Metzger, D. Mills, B. Frasco. CLERICAL OFFICE OCCUPATIONS. Row 1: K. Bastain, D. Lilly, P. Huser, R. Bowan, B. Lynn, D. Simmons. Row 2: D. Haynes, B. Lam- bert, W. Haley, M. Reising, K. Carr, V. West. Row 3: L. Merrick, R. Rutz, L. Schaeffer, B. King, P. Martin, K. Browder, M. Fagel, Mrs. Koale. TALISMAN BUSINESS STAFF: Row 1: T. Trefzger, J. Ross, D. Henley, M. Westertield. Row 2: Mr. Spiekerman, J. Stanley, G. Whorten, K. Robins, M. Huddle. 1, mfr P ,, , Q E TALISMAN EDITORIAL STAFF: Row 1: D. Randolph, D. Chrisman, C. Stanley, C. Neilson, Miss Siddall, S. Mason, D. Zeller. Row 2: C. Ulrich, M. Bateson, M. Wilson, P. Evans. Row 3: A. Fahel, J. Steffan. Wg CONCERT BAND. Row l: Susan Thomas, Laura Schlesinger, Linda Flynt, Marcia Gray, Mike Wesenhan, Kathy Eschmann, Jeanie Vester, Linda Wyrich, Ellen Neilson, Connie Smith, Marlee Streibich. Row 2: Strawn French, Rex Schaeffer, Sue Burroughs, Lori Luncsford, Michele Mowder, Cindy Cranford, Jeanette Razo, M. Taylor, Terri Schultz, Gerard Taylor, Larry Smith, Sheryl Akers, Sherman Risius, Marleen Crawley, Pam Evans, Tim Hagan, Doug Scheffler. Row 3: Glenda Smith, Sandy Montgomery, Julie Weiler, Jill Gomes, C. Mitchell, Mike Huddle, Dale Myers, Dennis Zehr, Kirk Post, Mike Streibich, Jeff Lynn, David Knapp, Roger Gunther, Mark Crady, Dan Evans, Francis Matthews, Kim Post, Gene Hill, Randy Eschmann. Row 4: Mr. Bright, Lauri Glenn, W. Simmons, Frank Gama, Mr. Stewart. The Concert Band performed for students, parents and teachers on Fine Arts Night. Mr. Bright gets into the music as he leads the band during a pep assembly. rw C iw IE y, Sis ' so . -ffl 5 A ' A ' W if gg X .. Q2 - is ,f . . ferf Mb? sr it 6. -H vmk W z I , ' 5' aft 5? fi I 12 ' d VL M VX A 9' jg? Yr y W5 if , , 'A 4 1 , E I V up K k A. K 9, L. V ' if B iv V , 4 , uf 3 e , is X , h K.. n 4 , X, A. -... - up Pl , ' .aw ng. -up ,, In , ,'Vfg- , . Xi , , , i,Vi,k M, k 2 5 5 Q E .. 5 Q 5 FULL ORCHESTRA. Row 1: Mr. Hawkins, M. Mingus, B. Thomas, J. Togikawa, N. Paris, M. Walker, S. Thomas, N. Hawley, K. Paris, G. Roberson, B. Koch Row 2: F. Gama, M. Wesanhan, F. Matthews, M. Crady, M. Huddle, D. Schetler, B. Williams, R. Schaffer, H. Koch, L. Schlesinger, M. Crawley, L. Smith, D Henley, M. Buchner, A. Turnbow. se POM-POM GIRLS. Row 1. J. Burton, L. Van De Veer. Row 2. S. Berkel, K. Robins, D. Lilly, S. Whitesell, N. Eppinger, M. Wilson, M. Page, S. Branch, George, M. Davis, S. Caruth, K. Arends, S. Monday . M STROLLING STRINGS L. to R.: M. Mingus, M. Walker, K. Paris, S. Thomas, A. Turnbow, Mr. Hawkins, H. Koch, G. Roberson, B. Thomas, N. Paris, J. Togi- kawa, Not pictured: M. Koontz and C. Irby. CADET ORCHESTRA Row 1: William Koch, Mary Walker. Row 2: Bessie Jowers, Kathy Dozard, Dawn Brooks. Q f Q 5 E J J K .-Jig, W W W ,iw ,U 1, Julie Ren0ldS is d0il'lg 21 b21Ck- Julie doing a backtlip. Julie completing a backflip Julie doing a Aerial Walkover. Y V V A, M.-4...,.,,,, -,Z.k...g..,4, ', V STAGE CREW: Row 1: R. Bowen, K. Bas- tiam, R. Rutz, C. Razo, K. Marks, A. John- son. Row 2: T. Albaugh, O. Rutz, S. Ri- sius, R. Sparks, G. Hill, T. McWilliams. Row 3: L. Richmond, D. Myers, D. Knapp, D. Dryden, D. Randolph, M. Gama, J. Rutz. bm .W USHERS: Row 1: E. Darling, M. Walker, K. Eaton. Row 2: D. Brooks, K. Wilson, D. Eaton, V. Emery. PUBLICITY STAFF: Row 1: L. Tate, Miss Berman, C. At- kins. Standing: A. Rogers, T. Atkins . SCIENCE PREFECTS: Row 1, C. Clatt, C. Bury, K. Carr, L. Luncsford. Row 2g K. Flynn, M. Ford, R. Winn, D. Snyder. Row 3g H. Koch, S Lindquist, P. Dawson, M. Danforth, D, Dryden. ACTIVITY CLUB PREFECTS: T. Trefzger, M. Westerfield, MI. Spiekerman, J. Ross, G. Whorten. CHEERLEADERS From bottom to top: Debbie Harrison, Rene Bowie, Bev King, Peggy Randolph, Maria Miller, Pam Jackson. J.V. CHEERLEADERS Row 1 left to right: Lee Huxtable, Nancy Monckton, Row 2, Julie Trau, Tara Miller, Janet Sullivan. On Top, Susie Reynolds. i l 4 TUMBLERS, Row 1 L to R: K. Farqhuar, J. Reynolds, B. Kolimas, S. Reynolds, T. Matthews, Row 2 Left to right: L. Glenn, K. Wieland, J. Sullivan, P Randolph, C. Smith, M. Riley, F. Matthews. LEADERS CLUB: LEFT SIDE Bottom to top, B. Kolimas, J. Kerr, T. Matthews, W. Foster, P. Randolph, J. Ross. Right Side Bottom to top, P. Meyers, K Paris, P. Ober, J. Burton, V. List. N if W 1 N Mo n S, ii :sg 5 J www -'ind NEWSPAPER STAFF: L. to R. Rick Sieglc, Aaron Bronson, Bob Grimson, Pat Sweeney, Mike McGee, Debbie Harrison, Denise Henley, Jim Fredell, Kathy Robins, Kevin Bronson, Charles McRoy, Tom Trefzger. I l CONCERT CHOIR. Row 1: N. Jones, S. Sulaski, R. Kyle, M. Watson, K.Gosne11, M. Reynolds, P. Myers, C. Razo, S. Zimmerman, T. Hammack, K. Dozard. Row 2: D. Harrison, D. Henley, J. Stanley, R. Russell, M. Wisely, J. Fredell, R. Nickerson, H. Johnson, B. Skau, K. Paris, J. Blane, S. Thomas, M. Javier. Row 3: L. Koontz, S. Byrd, T. Beimfohr, B. Thomas, R. Siegle, C. Broyles, D. Williams, S. Plum, C. Walls, N. Hawley, C. Hanerhoff, E. Lee, S. Berkel. Row 4: L. Berg, P.Harrison, L. Crombie, L. Keller, S.Warren, R. Welch, J. Bennett, T. Ashby, D. Mills, S. Gorman, N. Bloch, H. Loudenburg, M. Gorman, G. Schesinger. I 4 V-4 , is 2 5 , PREP CHOIR. Row 1: V. Plum, B. Nicholson, D. Black, V. Irby, D. Watson, D. Hensley, B. Koch, D. Paul, S. Rebolz, D. Brooks, K. Harris. Row 2: C. Madi- son, M. Behrends, J. Flatt, V. Taylor, K. Metzger, J. Wisely, J. Carter, J. Fuller, C. Hollingsworth, S. Lawrence, P. Trotter, C. Curiess, D. Long. Row 3: D. Peck, B. Endres, C. Cooley, K. Brownlow, B. Koontz, V. Milloy, R. Parker, S. Bennett, N. Eppinger, B. Lear, K. Farrell, S. Gard, L. Rubnich. -ii-Y , ..- - ef z MU. ., ,,, frxfmffff Ugg? ,EW 'Z' ,, 4 W 61 1 8 12 K 5 55 51. Z W 7? .bw .ak '14 if Y ENSEMBLE. Row l: R. Kyle, N. Bloch, S. Gorman, M. Gorman. Row 2: K. Gosnell, M. Wisely, D. Williams, S. Plum, L. Berg, S. Warren, D. Henley, C. Broyles, R. Siegle, H. Johnson. MUSIC COUNCIL. Seated: Scott Warren. Standing: Lori Berg, Julie Stanley, Sandy Gorman. .. .... I' . I 1 l i 1 . w N 5 1 A I ! 5 . T E g . I , Q . 1 . L L I L . ? Fuss mi ,- -. - ai we i -.. of-1:5 QI' , H5 1 I 4 4 w I i l I x i l . 'A --1 1,51 A-K A J Q On October 26, l973, the Woodruff Warriors stomped on Manual Rams. Henry Walker scored two touchdowns and Terry Colvin made one, which led the Warriors to an outstanding victory of 22-0. Henry Walker led the Warriors with 139 yards and Charles Warr and Ed Sidner also had impressive performances. Henry Walker, best nmning fullback placed first in rushing in Mid State 9. James Taylor, best defense and offense player also made All Conference. All Conference best players are picked by the Coaches. 41 ..r. A look at the team before game time shows Woodruff has spirit, Can Woodruff get to the ball before it gets to Washingtolfs number 62? Who will come up with the ball under this mass pile of bodies? Henry Walker tries to escape the gripping hands of a Washington Panther. 2 Q1 Q' 22 if an zeffwflf i lil., K1 ,E 'S ,W ,, ,' , ,Mx A W Qf'? '7 A W ft V Q , K The students rush out to congratulate the Woodruff players after defeating Washington . . 'W ef-4 itz W , ' W' H V M ww Row 1: Manager E. Koch, G. Beoletto, E. Sidner, L. Methany, B. McGosan, Manager C. Hubbard. Row 2: Coach Wood, C. Warr, B. Dulary, B Jones, J. Curry, M. Sullivan, Coach Bruington, Manager G. Lane. Row 3: Coach Blakey, R. Murry, T. Mclntosh, B. Hutton, T. Owens, J Taylor, R. Durrette, R. Welch, J. Washington. Row 1: R. Gunther, B. Little, S. Rebholdz, Row 2: Coach Nelson, D. Woodson, W. Helmick, A. Williams, Coach Ulrich. Girls Softball This proud group of girls were the members ofthe Girls Woodruff Softball Team Their home games were played at Von Steuben Grade School. Taylor 3rd in state Woodruff High Wrestlers had a satisfying dual season. They did some very rough but rewarding work at tournaments. The team placed 3rd in the Metamora Holiday Tournament, 5th in Mid State Nine, Sth in District, 12th in Sectional and 18th in state. Indivi- duals with a very good season were Freshman Howard McQuarrie, who qualified for state sectional. Rick Reynolds and James Taylor won district champion- ships. James Taylor went on to win sectional and proceeded to be 3rd in the state. Wrestlers place in 3rd place James Taylor receives medal from Cahokia Coach Taylor at state meet. Sectional Qualifiers off to state sectional meet. Rick Reynolds lst, Coach Querciagrossa, James Taylor lst, Howie McQuarrie 2nd, and Joe Protsman, top 20 0 f state Varsity Team Row 1: Ben Deluhery, Joe Benko, Jim Molleck, Howie McQua.rrie, Bob Jones, Rick Reynolds Row 2: James Taylor, Bruce McGowan, Steve Ziegenhorn, Steve Willock, Andre Williams, Joe Curry, Terry Colvin, Coach Querciagrossa and Jayson Querciagrossa. Y. James Taylor Work for takedown at Assembly Hall at the University of Illinois Where he placed 3rd. Freshman runnemps Ln Row 1 Mary Behrends, Kay Kirman, Jamie Querciagrossa Row 2: Frank Francis, Jay Faletti, Otto Rutz, Steve Rebholz Scott Ben eventr Tom Bohannon. Row 3: Mike Bridges, Bob Kidd, Mike Gama, Andre Williams, Jeff Braasch, Mr. Protsman. The Freshman and Sophomore team are proudly to show their success in their dual rounds and their tournaments. The Sophomores won 3rd in the Mid State Nine with such finishes as 112 Scott Beneventi lst, 119 Jay Faletti 2nd, 135 Mike Bridges 3rd, 167 Mike Gama 2nd and HWT Larry Thomas lst. The Freshman won two deserving trophies. They were 2nd at Woodruff tournament and 2nd at Bloomington 16 team tournament. The team consisted of a lot of eager individuals. Greg Brown lst BHS, 105 Rich McCarney 2nd BHS, WHS, Mark Crady 2nd WHS, Jim Rutz 3rd BHS, 155 Steve Hess 2nd WHS, BHS, 167 Darak Stimeling lst WHS, 185 Jeff Lynn 2nd BHS. two big toumaments ,Af I' Senior Terry Colvin uses Chicken Wing to turn over his Peoria Central opponent. Frosh Row 1: Kay Kirman, Jamie Querciagrossa, Mary Behrends Row 2: Greg Brown, Jim Carter, Roger Stephens, Howie McQuarrie, Tom Albaugh, Tom Adkins, McCartney. Row 3: Bob Schaffer, Roger Gunther, Jim Rutz, Larry Thomas, Little Brown, Steve Hess, Darek Stimiling, Martin Angel, Dan Ferguson, Dave Mabee, Mark Crady, Mr. Protsman. , ir., This year the Woodruff basketball team Was young, with most of the team--ju- niors. Possibly the main problem at the beginning of the season was inexperience. As the season progressed the team became avery representative basketball team. The future appears to be very bright for basketball at Woodruff as the price to Win has been paid. RecordA7-l7 Conferencef5-12 8th place Co-CaptalnseClaude Bennett and Rick Hanson Leading Rcbounderf'Mikc Robinson QM-S-91 Leading ScorereMike Robinson 17.0 points per game. Leading Free ThroweRick Hanson Best GameseWHS vs Pekin 64 62 WHS vs Limestone 66 57 ite rw ,palsy -we- ' Claude Bennettjumps up to give the Warriors another 2 points. Jerry Washington tips in another fast ball. q Q1 af Ama Q if ,gaining W f 0 H ffff ' ,, ,rM, .i , I . 1 - , K, A . Q 1 . :':.:':'::l Q 0'v's'l P ' Mike Robinson shoots a frec throw as Claude Bcnnctt waits for thc next movc. 326 ,M W W QM -M, 5 wr,-..s ,SN ii Y K.. , L nk k nn n n Q Sh M J Mike Plunkett adds two points to the score. 0 Q 92 4 if Q 21 , '4 b...m..m Mike Plunkett and Jimmy Garry go for the rebound. MQ- ,, , 7' ' 1' fr A ,F . ' 2 1 ,f-34. ' ,, .7 K. . Af v Jr YM?-11 , X Nqlm , 2 , W ,wh V v V J I' ,X .Q A Vu 5 I nu Ex M V , 131, I W ggi K , , WMM WQ5 'Wu ' I nk ' H ' -'W' 'X MQ y H 1 ww' 1 wp 1 Q i Q W W 4 M. ' Qf 'QW -. -Vg. ,gn l ' .W fy: wgq, M155 V, ,F - '- .yt , 'Wal 2' ' gif? '. 6 , U MT, . -if . as . 1, vw, -, A , A- +.5Q,5 Wnfirgs 1.1 , A 'a A X J k k p 'W W M.. W-un v w.,,,,,,,.m ,, MW X'-Q,S,p'ff ,Q '4 .,f.'f . 55 - .2 ,, n 1 . Ki! 1 ' 41 'f'fB'5, 16' H:4?'59W V ' J' WN , gf 'S ' if A' W i .n f V nn n nnnnn k in fwlhf. 1 Hoping to make a basket, Jerry Washington puts one up K8 5 si 7' , x f . K 3 Jimmy Garry watches on as his shot proves successful. Row 1: W.Jackson, J.Washington, M. Trau, K. Metzger, G Brewer. Row 2: H. Walker, C. Bennett, K. Bronson, W. Sidner. Row 3: J. Hoffman, M. Plunkett, F. Coats, R. Hanson, I. Hatchett, Coach Ingold. aww, ..,, ww pmm.. W 7 W M., fx 'M 5 1 my , ' -if Es, - 'Q QQ , 1. M' 4 W1 , N Q f'5 ', '.'QLn N W' ,f L ' . ff , w, . .-+1 fiM 'M A- . ' We, is v..j4w wyW,:,,,,5 Q I . 'Twin' A 'wj ,, ,. ff- 2 f ' if-ir .V . - wwf if Q , 4' , h 2 'SS af 5 5 5 1 ' 1 fi rj 35 1 .Q 3- Q Q51 H gk 5 5 S, 1. . X, , 3 me , N ,, W , .,.., , 1 w .., gif, .J -,gs 5 EvFiSi4.E'5gFvi 6'1- Row 1: M. Sieks, K. Swank, Coach Ivers Row 2: C. Keele, R. Siegle, D. West, M. Lucas W ,,,. L I . J My ,Mg f ww , f , ,, V M 5,,,, V H These are small poems each one written by a different author. These represent most of the things one must strive to reach out for in his life. Since our theme is REACH OUT we thought it would be nice to fill this page up with these poems that describe our lives. REACH OUT TO: ACHIEVEMENT Success is to be measured not so much by the position that one has reached in life as by the obstacles which he has overcome while trying to succeed. Booker T. Washington ACTION All the beautiful sentiments in the world weigh less than a single lovely action. James Russell Lowell ASPIRATION Only God can fully satisfy the hungry heart of man. Hugh Black AWARENESS The world will never starve for want of wonders. Gilbert Keith Chesteryon BEAUTY Beauty is God's handwriting. Charles Kingsley BROTHERHOOD Grant us brotherhood,not only for this day but for all our years- a brotherhood not of words but of acts and deeds. Stephen Vincent Benet CHARACTER It is not what he has, nor even what he does, which directly express the worth of a man, but what he is. Henri Frederic Amiel CHILDREN Every child comes with the message that God is not yet dis- couraged of man. Rabindranath Tagore CONFIDENCE h I can see how it might be possible for a man to look down upon the earth and be an athiest, but I cannot conceive how he could look up into the heavens and say there is no God. Abraham Lincoln COURAGE Courage is the first of human qualities because it is the quality which guarantee all the others. Winston Churchill DETERMINATION O, Lord, Thou givest us everything, At the price Of an effort Leonardo da Vinci EDUCATION If you have knowledgeg let others light their candles at it. Thomas Fuller FRIENDSHIP I didn't find my friendsg the good God game them to me. Ralph Waldo Emerson GOODNESS A saint is one who makes goodness attractive. , Laurence Housman HAPPINESS Happiness comes of the capacity to feel deeply, to enjoy simply, to think freely, to risk life, to be needed. Storm Jameson HELPFULNESS They might not need meg but they might Iill lst my head be just in sight, A smile as small as mine might be Precisely their necessity. Emily Dickinson HOPE If you have built castles in the air, your work need not be lost, that is where they should be. Now put foundations under them. Henry Ward Beecher REACH OUT REACH HARD ENOUGH AND YOU WILL GET WHAT YOU ARE AFTER. Anne Fahel co-editor ,g The 19th annual Woodruff Relays held on May 21 was a wet one yet there were some very good turn- outs. Woodruff showed some re- markable talent in the Frosh-soph relay in which was run by Don Woodson, Brian Little, Andre Wil- liams, and Bill Gray. The Frosh- Soph won 3rd place in 880-yd relay. The Varsity 440 relay team, Ed Sidener, Henry Walker, Charles Warr, and Gary Brewer won 5th place. Woodruff held 2nd in the Mile Relay and 3rd in Spirit Medley. Woodruff was 7th in the meet and only 6 points from getting 3rd place, nevertheless Mr. Morgan and his team worked hard. Woodruff also was very proud to have Ivory Crockett at the relays who ran the 100-yd dash in 9.0 seconds in Nashville. He did not run due to a strained muscle. The royal- ity of this event was-Queen Julie Trau. mu na M.. ,. E P' 1 ,M 3 'Q :K I g l -.' -T Z . i - . ww, eff ,R RD 3-,li-g'-'-:J- ,,,:....'-fa M 1 il Q H W . an ,N W W My sw ,Q W M ' W V... , ,V ,I -. W WJ . N 2 V, W W 1 r., U ' 'V' ' 't W mr: .4 . -vf .,.. .W V I my M W V 1 J g - V jygjgw '7 - Pr . f-M., Henry Walker is off to a good start in the 220 yard dash. , Aj- V- .- A- 1 A - Q - Woodruff leads Central in the 880 Relay as Henry Walker passes the baton to Gary Brewer, Mark Moses Praul breaks the tape to win the Frosh-Soph 2 mile run MS' .K ' Relays Court: Senior Attendant, Cindy Atkins, Junior Attendant, Maria Miller, QUEEN, Julie Trau, Sophomore Attendant, Michaela George, Freshman Attendant, Linda West. WR cl a r 3 of the world's fastest runners L to R A. Nutall, M. McFar- land, M. Goodrich. Gary Brewer anchors the mile relay while Brian Little anchors the Frosh 440 Relay team to 6th place at the Woodruff finishing 2nd at the Woodruff Relays. Relays. Mark Lucas and Marty Seiks make swings for Woodruff High Row 1: S. Thomas, P. Farwuhax, S. Reynolds, B. Thomas, D. Harrison, Row 2: P. Randolph. N. Monckton. L. Wyrich, J. Ruzo, S. Gorman G' Z T ' V L F 1 1 1 n h v 'eu 4 l 90 . . -.-4..-, .,,.. -,-, .. - .. , . g,g,g,. -,...,:,1z.-.,A.L,4,L ,L .L...m,...L.. I ,Q '4 D Classes I J Herbert Abbott Steve Albright Jeanne Berman Chris Berto Carol Bitner Verna Blackburn George Bright Dick Bushby Kenneth Bushman Mary Canty Mary Carroll Phillip Colgan Lloyd Conklin Jean Currie Margaret Dalton Gail Dobrinski Betty Drake Peggy Farpuhar Judith Ginn Ralph Ginn Lee Ann Glatz Betty Gustin David Hawkins Lloyd Hedges Faculty affords students the opportunity . gk R X sg .Q Rx it Q Q rti- ! , :kw a an e- - NSEQ-fa5f5P?'?5f5i5 SS:E?Es?'ifiiftiSi'l'ii9i.-WQSEQ-N X f:f:':'?1:5G'S5- girl-W-SQASQL11 t L.,,-2-Ivfigg Q S5 v : Q5 - -tm -f - , Efffgqfig S' A H easy V EFT so is rv Never 'Psi .fi ta Qc do ,K 6' -mass : fi? thi Wx ,ff Q gvs 2 up 0 grow and defvelo r in in l f. fiwillfiq .. , L K5 FN 4 A : 1 A Ol W. ' 'ff sig f X X N 3 l Q Q y K xi Sgr 5 , 5 -- - rift-:ef f Tiff IW' '57 L6 R 3 X NN NW ,. S X A X X so , 2 H U Q., .l 3 5 . atat 4 - s- . ,Q if so X 14 JE .. -R-33 , t 1 P to ri 'L f .Q - .. 4 ' X 3 .J .K , -Al, : . 5 ,. + Q ss'-v -e ,r g if Q 4-A X s s N 'X ,K X ,v r N15-ar Q . .l X 1- X Y, X5 X Y N ' + rQf,.,, K 1s'ffSx:f3s: 7 e. Maria Hernandez Jerry Howell James lngold Joan Kalkwarf Margaret Kolhase Dorothy Lankford Doris Larke Dolores Lauderbugh James Magnabosco Ralph McCree Howard Morgan Robert Nelson Susan Nolan Steve Peters Carleen Rajala John Raihburn Stewart Regnier Helen Richardson Bernandine Roach Mildred Scheffel Shirley Schlink Gary Schuster Gabriella Scott James Sedgwick Faenlt . . .instrument to education, fiends Margaret Sheehan Cheris Siddall Ivan Spacht Sandra Spalding Judy Speers Edwardine Sperling Richard Spiekerman Anne Steele Lucy Taylor Vivian Todden Jane Wolpert Larry Wood Lee Anderson Richard Blakey Virgil Boucher Ray Covelli Charley Gross Jane Hall Russell McDavid Gerald McDermed John Wilkinson Geraldine Zerse v 4? V V X 1 6 f N Q5 fa' S my A 'Q'nw.,, - K E353 1,3 is 'ii J. ,l If ear Administrators we 1 - ' s-'fx X ,. . if 5 SQ i X ,fi ,vg?,.Hi. ri 3 i A 9 i :jf gl S . f 1 Q F Secretanes, security 0 Lcers and custodians Rosemary Crowley Geneivieve Dean Lois Evans Frances Gebhart Ann McDade Frances McGinn Alleyne McGonagle Delores Monser Jack Becker Jerry McDanie1s Betty Short Betty Younger R. Captain A. Curtis K. Curtis Y. Parker M. Yeager Leading WH.S. was very successful Besides preparing for graduation and col- lege or other intends post-graduation ac- tivities, the senior class engaged in few projects during the 1973-74 school year. The seniors put on a fine stunt show, The Wizard Who's Oddu, directed by Pat Sweeney. However, over the years, the class of '74 accomplished much other than such little things as car washes, they sponsored the first Battle of the Banks during their freshman year. The '73 junior prom, with the theme Cabaret,' was held in the Peoria Room of the Peoria Hilton Hotel, Bill Hardesty's group playing the music. And this yearis varsity football team won more games in the past two years than in the previous fifteen. The senior class officers were Tammy Dryden, President, Greg Beoletto, Vice- President, Rosetta Rutz, Secretaryg and Terry Owens, Treasurer. ,ff .,,W' W-yr f-A ,152 ,. .ll Bill Adams Karen Akridge Becky Alton Joyce Armstrong Cindy Atkinson Cindy Atkins Vicki Balzell Jamie Bartley Andrew Baskin Karen Bastian Pam Beck - - ....' - . Tonda Beimfohr T 1 Mark Beneventi Claude Bennett -i1'- V ' 'S Nix his James Bennett ,sb '55, 0 3- . -sf -t ' . F' . - . 1 'JA kr it as 5 , is 1 3 .ax L fi. r'? :Q i l . , . . Greg Beoletto Lori Berg Nancy Bloch Rick Boice Ronald Bolen Gary Bond King Booker Randi Bowen Luan Brewer Cathy Breymier Kevin Bronson Pat Brooks Chuck Brown Genice Brown Rebecca Buck Mark Buckley Richard Burge Julie Burton Shirley Branch Frank Campbell Leslie Campbell Kathy Carr Irene Carter Robert Carr Tho mas Cranford Dave Cooley Deborah Craig Pat Comrelly Terry Colvin Connie Close Del Chilton Tonya Cheatam Loney Causey Laurie Chaffee Mark Danforth Ross Davis Phillip Dawson Ben Deluhery John Dentinger Cathy Dooley Tammy Dryden Robert Dunaway Steve Dunn Francoise Edwards Randy Eschmarm Pam Evans Melissa Fagle Steve Ferguson Karen Flynn Pat Flynn Melanie Ford Sandra Foster Wanda Foster June Fredell Strawn French Steve Gains Shelia Gardner Joe Gatley David Glenn Karen Glover Looking ahead andfuture plans ,f , 7 ' . 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They won first prize in the poster contest and spirit week. They won the stunt show contest, presenting a musical Do It For Woodruff High . The officers of the Junior class were: Presidentg Mike Plunkett, Vice-Presidentg Cathy Farquhar, Treasurerg Lauri Harper, Secretary: Theresa Dean. Martina Akers Kermeth Albaugh V A i Scott Alden A Perry Anderson ' 'ir 1 Kelly Arends .- ,my - James Ban' :,,, 'AV- A I Tina' Bwhell r g I , Becoming an upperclassmen is -M V, c,,,, , r r iw J as 5 ,f, I W l ,V uw Scott Bayer if KU V Stephen Bayer 't ' ' 't ' ZW , I Thomas Bazzetta 1 2' X ,ic Joseph Benko is ,C Susan Berkel f Roger Billings 'A':' Anita Bishbp Margaret Blackman Richard Bohannan Rene Bowie Charles Boyd Regena Boyer Earlene Braggs Gary Brewer J a.ne1l Brisbin Dorothy Bryant Marcia Buchner Robb Buckley Cindy Bury Scherry Byrd 'W' kbs . . A -, if E My qw . .'l'i'f ! X Julie Callahan A L ri. 3 V j part of junior year nl . i Z, F X v ,I . K W 51 ,, iv . . , 6 C I it um. X wg, a x! 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Coleman C. Dawson M. Jackson Dave West ,Q topatuf .. PHOTO PHOTO NOT NOT AVAILABLE AVAILABLE ...Oil 'ffl' W ,,,,,,m,,, ..,. . 'db A., ,WWW ww f , h w ' h 1 fs, S f .. 'MQW E This year sophomores came back hoping for a another year of learning and espe- cially a another year of fun. They started off by placing third in the stunt show with You're a Good Man Charlie Brown . During homecoming week the sophomores took second place in the chain and poster contest. After voting for class officers it came out: Mike Adkins, presidentg Julie Trau, vice-presidentg Lori Pantages, secretaryg and Diane Berlett, treasurer. To raise money this year the sophomores sponsored bake sales, potato chip sales, and car washes. sase ff- '- r-Qffesssis. To ffiggef :.: , - sa g g agws s XQ is m it x K' r SMI l i i iiii iie e g . Q 'il 'Q E xt . :., M A . A NX A , ,ig yglgg gsyggg E 1 A A .ls R e J A Q- a f kilii - c Rl . 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The freshman class is lead by pres- ident, Dave Mabee vice-president, Jim Carter secretary, Sandy Berkelg and treas- urerg Patty Sams. The freshman come in fourth place with their stunt entitled Mission Impossible . The officers and representatives made S150 for their class by selling candles. They also sponsored the heartograms for Valentines Day. High School life is new but Mark Aeschliman aww Thomas Albaugh 'rinaaibaugh ' Z 1 V Eric Alexander g i 5 A' , , Juanita Alexander '-':A - ZV, if , Ta YA'1e1' .fzfiff - ,K ' Pit AMD!! Fi trri r his .. 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Sy ..:.,'.if. . xxx XL Barb Blakenship John Boyd Mary Boyer Renita Boyer Tamara Bozarth Junior Bragg Bob Bianan Pat Branch Ronald Brand Louis Breymeir William Brooks Cindy Brown Gerg Brown J ohnetta Brown Ramona Brown Gerald Broyles Cheryl Burkardt Donna Burkeen Nancy Burr Kim Burwell Robert Caho Dena Callaway John Campbell Matt Canfield Terri Carr James Carter Joel Carter Fredie Cattledge James Chaney Vickie Cheatham Charlotte Cisna Sheryl Clark Janet Couch J on Coulter Glenda Cox Mark Crady Cindy Cranford Kelly Cravens Judy Crawley Janet Crilly Tom Crowe Joy Culler Charlena Danner David Davis John Dean Ruth Debolt Jerry Dollar Brent Dornon Ronald Dozard Joyce Duncan Michael Dunn Bobbi Durr Nancy Durette Johnny Easley Kathy Eaton James Edwards Perry Ehlen Pam Emery Wolet Emery Barb Endres Nettie Eppinger Robert Evans Karen Farrel g I David Fauser Danny Ferguson Steve Fortner Greg Fouts Charles Gaa Susa.n Gard Mary Geuvens Robert Gibson Lesline Gillum John Glover Jill Gomes Bruce Gordon Lynn Grant Bobby Gray Kennet Gray Vickie Gray Martha Green Thomas Gresham Jackie Griffith Kenneth Groom Mary Gude Roger Gunther Leanne Hagan Kenneth Hall Ruth Hammocker Steve Hanson Veronica Hanson Dorothy Hardimon Becky Hastings Joanne Hemmer David Hensley Suzanne Hermanson Steve Hess Greg Hightower Bobby Hill John Hill Robert Hill Wallace Hill Pearl Hixenbaugh David Hoffman D. 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Montgomery Sandra Moreland Ellen Neilson Kelly Nelson Steven Nelson 107 Brenda Nicholson Paul Paquet Cecila Parker Melissa Patterson Donald Paul Deborah Peck Victoria Plum Kirk Post Tina Praul Karl Prince Martin Prince Douglas Proctor Gregory Rauhaus Linda Redenius Daniel Reising Robert Remelius Susan Reynolds Bill Riley Bernard Ring Phillip Risher Bret Risius Lynn Ross Keith Rowell Laurie Rubnich Ivora Rudd James Rutz Patty Sams Janet Savka Robert Schaefer L.'J . Schiedermayer Cheryl Schoch Edward Schuck Teresa Scott Donald Sears Daryl Seiber Laura Shackelford Donald Sliadid Sandra Sharp Dennis Sidener Christy Simsen, Deanna Simpson Deborah Simpson Scott Slafter Connie Smith Jerri Smith Walter Smith Roger Stephens Kim Stewart Derek Stirneling Sarah Storey Marlee Streibich Jane Strode Janet Sullivan Wayne Sutter Barbara Taylor Kelly Taylor Michelle Taylor Rhonda Taylor Victoria Taylor Anna Thomas Larry Thomas Dale Thomton Edward Thomton 108 uccesyful. as . .as s Qs ... M. 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Washington 109 3 5 xnxx., Z 2 'waiiilllvv fi fi ff 5 9 5 2 Q ,X ,.,, W H XM., ,,,,, W, Tw, 74:22 'Xa Q 'vfh Asa . , f ,.u.a WM , .WWW ,WWW f N , 7 ,,,,. , 1 an .1 f ' t Q - 3 W f X MW! M., .,.MmWwf4'ff A45 .dw-W MA, Y, ,,,WMWM'1Wy Wwwf W ,gvfwg ,, . ff , f ' , ,L farswigvg, Hifsiisf, I wud ,wiffwm , ' ,xx yt zfwyw: fain: 7 fm? Tgizzfy ?fe?4e' - f ' ' -'--wf,,fvf.,, Him, wmfwzxcfj . ,. Dedication . . . Understanding, one of the qualities an educator must possess, is displayed by one of Woodruffs leading personalities. As outstanding teacher, coach, counselor, and now Dean of Boys. We on the Talisman staff are proud to dedicate this the 1974 TALISMAN to The Bashful Redheadf' Mr. Charley M. Goss Mr. Charley M. Gross C3 R G X, S A Susan Mason enjoys the company of dogs even though it is during school time. blies. ' up i Maria Miller, Debbie Harrison, and Pam Jackson decide what cheer to use for more spirit at the assem- Little vijtofs enjoy coming to W,H,S, even blies. though it is a little early in life. Cindy Taylor has lots of enthusiasm at the pep assem- Mr. Gross takes time to pose during a busy day. i W ,A ,W When w0rk's done Mrs. E 1 I R , X fe Zerse is ready to go. wmyx - M,.,,miWMWmwm-Q' , ,gn-f I Mfr' NIM. 1 gb Q1 Rig? .PL 6 W -. Qg gEg' One of Mr. McDermed,sjokes. . . . . .the result comes from Dr. McDavid A M, Li.. ...i .V l Autog mph fsfvlx YK! X X x 9 X ,, .QU fl-ff., V in 1 V,f' ,XX XJLJ 7,27 2 I i nj ,ff ffl if 0 C+- ' 1 Y 1, I hu jffwp , Q ali , A X ff' 1 ir 45,2 fax 141 r , :arg WA jg,g,l.F14'2L o 7? V A I ' fx, 3455? j:,5L?Ff,4,cQ ,lf-4,1.flf 4 .awk 6 MD f 'Z W1 au' K I A ffgfx wg' 3 W 1 Wim? 'Of 1 115 J 2 sv? N W 2 215 ? Yvbvfl A 5i5 T 09 '09 '09 OW! W'Qe '.f-'Z' v?'zf9W?v'0 '-v Q ' , . , , ' Nx NN N ffk x a '22 0 b ' QQQ' 'M W Reach out 1, v wa vu ,N . , iz V ,Mgt I V' .- , z,,,. W X , ,.. 1 ff v. 'K ,vit I ay, V M , WW'-V MW ,ff Awww Q M4592 CV I H Y 2 34' , - Q . 'X fm ,L V, , 513: W ' ' . ,, , 52 On May 29, 1974, Woodruff graduated the best tackle and wrestler ofthe year, James Toona Taylor. Besides being a ver- satile and accomplished athlete, James has a cheery personality and has made many friends of students, faculty, security guards, and office workers, including Mr. Gross, for whom he paged sec- ond hour his senior year. Speaking of his versatility and accomplishments in athletics, James has quite a record. He participated in wrestling and foot- ball all four years at Woodruff and track his freshman and sopho- more years. ln wrestling he was Mid-State 9 champ four years in a row, Metamora Holiday Tournament champ for two years, was fifth in the IHSA state tournament his junior year and third in his senior year, won the Most Valuable Wrestler Award, and had a record of thirty-four wins, two losses, and two ties his junior year. His football record is equally remarkable. In his senior year, James made the All-Conference team. He was named an All State member in the Chicago Daily News and the Champaign Gazette. Among much other publicity heis received, James has been called the most sought after high school football player in Central Illinois. By the end of his senior year, Toona had gathered plenty of fame around Woodruff not only by his publicity, but also with his jovial personality. He was voted in as Homecoming Chief for the 1973-1974 homecoming' season. James was called Santa Claus Taylor for a while because he'd played the part of Santa at the Campus Life Christmas party and in the school Christmas Assembly. Along with Terry Owens, he attended Rotary Club luncheons with Mr. McDermed every Friday during the month of November. Intelligence also played a big part in Toona's popularity. Both his junior and senior years he was a member of National Honor Society and his senior year he received one of the DAR good citizens awards, Lori Berg received the other award. It has been said that he could get a scholarship on his ability, agility, and intelligence. As far as future plans go, James will attend the University of Missouri. He's not certain about his major, but he would like to go into a study that deals with people, such as psychology, or sociology. Depending on what he does in college, he may play pro football. Whatever he decides to do, the many who knew James wish him luck and remember and admire him for a long time to come. N in X4 .35 TY? J , A., ,S ' M' ix H wx s xx ' , L. .1 HX K V ,XL t,,,,J m M ffm .,i ,n-4 gtg 31535 if 'g r Y f in Q ' is L is S' as 5 F M5 is S X ff s S . Hi x x, if ' .,-- ' -1 Z 'l-. - - my ki Nik xv VR '1f2 sf :Ay ' , Qigflyug - f ' ?sg yQf5?-Q15 L. K .vu M Ss 'N wg .. Mi ' it-, Et K 1- , VEjQWH mWw Q' , bv , I ,. I K- ggw ,.2i f -fs 1 YvwvWQ?NRQ v N ew K . ms.:--M f A x g 'Y fu KV, A w5iHQiQ55 .ff fs h 'QS'-Q' f fixfi wqx xy M 03 QA' V ,i3'Asff f Semi' N ' is X N 3 a g,g,fgw,. I gi kfvxg. rift U ,K x , Y is Q X Q Q! QS -f:,Ag s. ly ii 5 , -x '1 A 'P by my fs 51 fg?5l'fW?'S if A , Q -A v 4 TERRY COLVIN WINS CORRELL MVP AWARD The 1974 baseball was played extremely well, despite lack of experience and key injuries during the season. Three-fourths of our games were lost in the late innings and by TWO runs or less. Excellent atti- tude Was prevailed and the young men were fairly dedicated and an excellent representative of W.H.S, The season rec- ord was 8 wins 22 losses. There were some Special Awards given out. The Tommy Correll Most Valuable Player was given to Terry Colvin. The Most Improved Player was Steve Ziegen- horn. Steve also received Special Mention All-Mid-Statee9. The Honorable Mention for All-Mid-Statee9 was Terry Colvin. Two boys outstanding performances led them to Lincoln College Scholarships. They were Terry Colvin and Rick Hanson. nt, ,Q 5. 4 .',lN,.1.ff 'Y' ,Q- The rest of the team wait for a homerun, if possible 45' ' SEE in MI. Fogelsong and opposite team's coach take time out to discuss things. Interested audience come to Watch the Warriors play base ball. Baseball SWS if Y l National Honor Society: Row 1: C. Brown, R. Schaeffer, L. Luncsford, K. Raris, C. Farquhar, D. Harrison, S. French, L. Vandeveer, A. Lyle, K. Bastian, S. Berkel, J. Stanley, Row 2: P. Evans, P. Travis, M. Miller, K. Arends, J. Kcrr. L. Bcrg, P. Randolph. 'l'. Dryden, S. Pierce, M. Westerficld, T. Beimfohr, T. Mathews. V. Balzcll, Row 3: D. West, K. Gosnell, H. Koch, M. Westerficld, S. Dunn, T. Howclcr, N. Bloch, S. Gorman, J. Frcdcll, K. Kihn, P. Payne, K. Wieland, J. Ross, G. Schlesingcr, Row 4: R. Radcrnaker, K, Karlowski, J. Hoff- man, P. Dawson, Q. J. Macari, S. Haynes, T. Owens, J. Taylor, M. Lucas, S. Ziegenhorn, D. Vandcvccr, T. Trefzger, and G. Beoletto L. Berg Senior Music, M. Sieks Speech, M. Lucas Drama, L. Vandeveer Home Economics. ALL SENIORS GIVEN AWARDS American Legion T, Howeler and T. Owens P.E.A.S. Gorman. ruff Alumni M. Westerfield. Illinois State Scholarships: C. Brown, S. Parker, J. Burton, A. Bronson, M. Lucas, S. Gorman, K. Karlowski, V. Balzcll, P Evans. S. French. Back T. Hale, G. Schlesinger, M. Westerfield, S. Dunn, Q. J. Macarik, T. Dryden, T. Owens. Wood- E. N. Woodruff, G. Schlesinger, S. Dunn, M. Westerfield, M. Lucas, T. Dryden, P. Evans, and D. Lily. Individual Scholarships: L. Berg, K. Paris. P. Evans, M. Ford, V. Balzell, V. Jaquet. Back: J. Burton, S. Haynes,J. Taylor, G. Beolctto. L. Berg Award P. Dawson-Don Jackson Award S. Dunn-Bausch 8a Lomb Award and J. Taylor D.A.R. Award, S. French' S.A.R. P. Sweeney-Newspaper Stuff, C. Atkins-Publicity Staff, P. Evans and K. Kuhn-Spanish Keys, S. Gorman and D. Harrison-'French Keys. The cheerleaders? The student cheerleaders perform during a time out. The faculty cheerleaders go back to the nifty fifties. Mr. Nelson wins pie-in-the-facef The Beginning bt .L VV K rg . . I y K! i , A lf l, gif MI. NelS0n Seems C0I1fidCI'lt h6'S the Mike Gama smashes Mr. Magnabosco, The winner Mr. Nelson, The afterward one. Student faculty game and hay-time activities top 0ffAFS Week. The week of April 22-26 was officially declared AFS week. The week included such activities as Ugly Teacher, Pretty Legs, Tootsie Pop Sale, Pie in the Face, and the Student-Faculty game to end it all. The ugly teachers were: Mr. Abbott, Mr. Peters Miss Canty, Mrs. Currie, Mr. Hedges, and Mrs. Bitner, who won first place and was given a trophy. The contestants for the Pretty Legs contest were Mr. Ingold, James Taylor, and Bob Dunaway who won a trophy. Then came Tootsie Pop day when tootsie pops were sold during lunches. There were six contestants for the pie in the face contest and they were, Mrs. Zerse, Mr. Magnabosco, Mr. Rathbun, Mr. Albright, Mr. Q, and Mr. Nelson. All the contestants got a pie in the face by a student who's name was drawn at random. Mr. Nelson was the first place winner. The stu- dents were at a disadvantage but held their own at a score of 48-46, faculty favor. AFS reported the week was a complete success. Terry McWilliams tries to block Mr Brumgton s shots The faculty tries to make a basket. f Wk efiyiu ' , J QM ' f ff H, K f 3 3 1? S S 3 fJi'f'fE,,, K , ,,, ,K K Kg gfflfem-5,-s:,,', Vw S f f?ZYiQz2f?5fif'fi L Y x K H W X Q '35 E21 5' ' MQ- W1 3 v' ,, , y f , Mm! ,Q f ,4 f , Wfafw . M ., ' 4 Q .K mmi v..-Y-vygaIqv.Wv,,,w- v- ----.1-rv,-1 V F -Y -r-, V -1-- M 1 -w '- -' -- 1 -, 5 ,iw W - . 1 N OUI 131 I . ,......, A... MM A..m...,L:.a.f4- 'jk xk' funior Prom helm at Ramada Inn Prom Court: Ronna Kyle, Pam Waibel, Maria Miller, Mary Liz Molleck, Susan Somerville, Mike Plunkett, Jerry Washington, Joe Bcnko, Tom Bazctta, Randy Rademaker, Cn Saturday May ll, in the El Greco Room of the Ramada Inn, the 1974 Junior Prom, Colour My World , was in action. Students and teachers danced by the music of Tundra. Members of the Prom Court were: Kings Court: Tom Bazetta, Joe Benko,Mike Plunkett, Randy Rademaker, Jerry Washington. Queens ville, Pam Waibel. The two who reigned as King and Queen were Susan Somerville and Mike Plunkett. will .ti ..tf 'U' Y-Q-jf Court: Ronna Kyle, Maria Miller, Mary Liz Molleck, Susan Somer- U Pam Evans gave the Salutatorian speech at Graduation. Many people had the honor of seeing the seniors graduate r,.. E Malie Javier and Mr. Wilkinson Mr, Wilkinson congratulates Bev King 'i Deb Craig is happy to receive her diploma. Graduation Hope , written in blue and gold was the theme for the class of ,74. On May 29 at 8:00 the ceremony for the 1974 graduation took place at the Glen Oak Band Shell. 6'Hope', was picked as the theme ofthis ceremony. Valedictorian, Kim Kuhn, made a speech as did the salutatorian, Pam Evans. The class presented the school with Mid State 9 flags, and donated money to the Ray Hellige Fund. As the boys marched in blue while the girls marched in gold their families and friends proudly watched, waiting for the stu- dents to receive their high school diploma, which marks their successful completion at Woodruff. The people who organized this graduation had to fight the weather, but it was a nice night for everyone after ull. Dale Myers shows what can be done with paper Mache. 2 -- i k,.. sf ::1.c-V - . as L Vxh. 1' A Poster Painting by Peggy Randolph Two visitors talk about a ceramic piece. Mrs. Taylor discusses various art Works with interested visitors W H S presents fine arts nite m r 5 S A little bit of yarn and a few beads is all that is needed for this wall hanging by Peggy Randolph. On April 30, students of Woodruff High put together all their skills to give us Fine Arts Nite. The cafeteria was used as Woody High's art gallery. On dis- play were paintings, drawings, textiles, and ceramics made by students in Mrs. Taylor's and Mrs. Spalding's art classes. Teachers were in their classrooms to talk to any parents who had a question. After everyone had finished looking at the art and visiting the teachers a pro- gram was presented in the auditorium by the band, under the direction of Mr. George Brightg the orchestra under the direction of Mr. David Hawkins, and the choir conducted by Mrs. Dolores Launder- baugh. After all that, everyone was hungry and ready to go to the Ice Cream Social sponsored by AFS. Onlookers admire many ceramic pieces. 4'-7' These seniors are happy to see the year end. Innocent stand-bys Why Me? Delbert and his friend enjoy the food. A site for sore eyes was the annual senior picnic held on May 22. Many stu- dents came in carpools, bikes and other means of transportation ready to enjoy a fun-filled event with their very close friends and classmates. Food was provided of course, and then a picnic isn't a picnic without water balloons and getting sopped. Yet even though you feel wet the idea of having fun and being with your favorite people makes your physical condition seem un- forgettable. kiln Q 'Wh Annual Picnic For Seniors held at Detweiler Park it M as siiyi K t if Fl . .,,-,-' i- -H' , as . 3 s - he Pdnlml XDCGH W MW Z fWwg?2H!kxZif Q Zigi Qfwjgwwk Qfgiw WX E .vgfix xX ' ' B55 wg? QM WM M WZHQWHQA QVWSONLW 67 xfbgfggff? WW bbw 5 M ,W W 73? W Q SE Uqwawfk W wif M Q' S fwfiggmwg' Q ,fywza Wff My U5 MWEWM7 E 2f iQ F E Q WW 2 EM Q Uii? V SMX, CMWj ON x -, ox , ': ii is ' ' 51,2 SA ' if X gig QQ? Y U5 3A ,f U uxxxkcgvxjjjg E J MCL H dfbfjffig CQ w Q I QW gk! ' W O N X' N fgxi Cathy Farquhar gets the joke but Strawn French doesn't. Jerry Washington practices for the big game. Michaela George, Glenn Bowie and Carl Shelby are ready to go home after a long hard day. M! 0910 Guess Who? Becky Frasco works hard for the 1974 Talis- man. Congratulations, S Sauer's A 8. W Drive In 3304 N FRED'S DAIRY BAR 3321 N. Prospect Rd. Peoria, III. 61603 If you buy it here . . . it's got to be GOOD! THE WILTON MORTUARY wht - Qui NW . V JN ' 1 1 1 ' :ggi 0 1 w.-X ' Q-gb R5 isis, , 4 45 5 -fr. 5.5.1. fgiaklv Aegaf -- ' -s .---f -f .e -gh Qui ilfiii-tffMT?1 lQ PM-J'!l' ,,,..1--11 ,W PEORIA'S FINEST MORTUARY RON'S Red Fox Market 503 McKinley Bartonville, III. Phone: 637-51 12 Ron Plunkett-Owner Congratulations Seniors Rthlpy t b Congratulatzons W H S Seniors W si f ax Q15 Roor ph 1 9 ph 1131 w Sh d Ch 9 YAMAHA Pierce's Cycle Shop 3517 N.E. Adams Sf. Peoria, III. 61603 Area 13091 685-5613 1 Emo's . sf 45 5 Dalry Ma rt VY RECRUITI 6 . E. M E RI Our pleasure s fo serve you delicious frozen custard in cones, sundaes, sodas, shakes, and freezes. PHONE: 674 Mike Sprangers Boa SHAVER UNITED STATES NAVY J Stop in to see us af. .. Corner of Prospect and War Memorial Drive p N. Wi5C.0Y15iYl AV'- ACE AMBULANCE Day and Night Ambulance Service 923 K Scott Insurance Agency, Inc. Ph. 685-1001 1748 N. Sheridan Rd. 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And no charge for checks unless you want them fully personalized. It's called Diploma Power and there's only one catch: offer ends October 1, 1974. E the Human Interest bank PHONE 674-7781 MEMBER FD I C. MAIN BANKfADAMS AT LIBERTY 1 BANK-PARK-JEFFERSON AT LIBERTY MINI-BANK -NEXT TO SEARS ScoH's Super Service Wheels balanced and aligned Tune-up Road Service Complete brake service V1 . ' W A 2 in ' W7 ff fe ei, is ? ie . I' i of Z , Q 9. - .iff A is My ,W fx V,.A .,,,., A Www.. ,V ,M , ,L T VM I , C f Wawf ' ,M . W . 7 ' K ' 4 , , . We AM V fd! ' ' 7f7V,2fHf,'. Q f ' I ' V fQ5'F7Ek,i2?lb 7, m7L53ZW fff, M' 'M ' 5.4.2, .,., . 2 ' 4. .1 .. wwf-.ww 7' f, Zmf M , .. Awww-w,f,..,, , I W-wwe mamm U um I WW :xr l -- -e -- 1 Phone - 685-9857 2022 Wisconsin at Frye FoR woMEN WHO Jusr Love sHoEs -the collar- THE NEW LOOK IN SHOES the :had :hop cmwtord: Phone 685-5927 GLAMOUR ISLE Ladies Ready-To-Wear Prospect Plaza 3921 N. Prospect Rd. 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ATKINS, CINDY: French Club 1,2,3,4, Stunt shows l,2, Keyettes 3,4, Publicity Staff 3,4, Concert choir 2. B BAILEY, RICK: Football l,2, Band l,2, 3. BALZELL,VICKI: Orchestra l,2, French Club 2,3, Ensemble 1, Choir 2,3, Publi- city Staff 2, Prefect 4. BASTIAN, KAREN: Stage Crew 2,3,4, Keyettes 4, A.F.S. 4, Ushers l,2, Prefect 1,2,3,4. Service pen. BAZZETTA, REGENA: Library 2,3,4, Choir 1. BEIMFOHR, TONDA: Prep choir 1, Con- cert Choir 2,3,4, Ensemble l,2,Wrestling Cheerleader 3, French Club l,2,3,4, Musi- cals 1,2,3,4, Keyettes 4, A.F.S. Club 4. BENNETT, CLAUDE: Baseball l,2, Bas- ketball l,2,3,4, Track 1. BENNETT, JIM: Football l,2,Wrestling 1, Baseball l,2, Concert Choir 2,3,4, Musicals l,2,3,4, Fine Arts Concert 2,3,4, Mid State Nine Concert 2,3, Prep Choir 1, Bowling 1. BEOLETTO, GREG: Football 2,3,4, Baseball 2, Student council 3,4, Spanish club 3. Most Improved Lineman, 1972, Whois Who, Varsity Letter in football. BERG, LORI: Keyettes 3,4, concert Choir 1,2,3,4, Musicals l,2,3,4, Speech Team 1,2,3, Drama Productions 2,3,4, A.F.S. Club 4, Ensemble 1,2,3,4, A.F.S. Students Abroad 3,4, National Honor Society 3,4, French and Spanish Clubs 1, 2,3,4, 'Stunt Shows 4. D.A.R. Award, A.F.S. Scholarship, Honor Roll, All-State Play Cast, Speech Championships, Nation- al Society of Student Leaders, Whois Who BLOCH, NANCY: Concert Choir 2,3,4, Musicals 2,4, Stunt Shows 4, Spanish Club l,2,3,4, Ensemble 2,3,4, Keyettes 3,4, Treasurer 2, Secretary 3, A.F.S. Club 4, Page l,2. Who's Who. Society of Out- standing American H.S. Students. enior Index BOOKER, KING: Football, baseball. BREYMEIER,CATHY: Transferred from Academy of Our Lady. BRONSON, KEVIN: Key Club 3,4, French Club 2,3, Intramurals 2,3, Stunt shows 2,3, Senior Class Play l, Baseball Team l,2,3,4, Basketball Team 3,4, News- paper Staff l ,2,3 ,4. Quill 8r Scroll Member, National Math Association Contest Winner 1972-73, Ill. State Scholar, 1973-74. BROWDER, KIM BROWN, CHUCK: Key Club 2,3,4, Ten- nis 2,3, Talisman Business staff 3, News- paper 2,3, French club l,2,31 Stunt Show 2, Football Manager 3, Basketball Intra- murals l,2. Illinois State Scholar, Who's Who, National Society Student Leaders. BUCK, BECKY. BUCKLEY, MARK: Band l,2,3: Key Club 3,4, Drama 4, Swimming l,2,3, Stu- dent Council I, French Club l,2, Ecology Club 2. BURGE, RICHARD. BURTON, JULIE: French Club l,2,3,4, Cheerleaders l, Pom-Pom Squad 2,3,4L Volleyball Team 4, Leader's Club 4, Stu- dent Council l,2. Illinois State Scholar, Who's Who. C CAMPBELL, FRANK: Football 1, Base- ball l,2,3,4, House of Representatives. CAMPBELL, LESLIZ German Club l,2,3, 4: Stunt Shows 3. CARR, KATHY: Transferred from Acad- emy of Our Lady. CARR, ROBERT: Football 1. CARTER, IRENE. CAUSEY, LONNIE CHILTON, DEL: Radio club 1,2,3,4, Stage crew l ,2,3,4, French club 3,4, Intra- mural basketball 3,4, Talisman Staff 3. COATS, DEWEY: Basketball l,2,3, Track 2,3, Cross Country 3, Intramural Basket- ball l,2. COLVIN, TERRY: Football l,2,3,4L Wrestling l,2,4, Baseball l,2,3,4, Keyclub 2,3 ,4. Letters in football, Wrestling, Base- ball. CONNELLY,PATRICIA: Spanishclub 2. COOLEY, DAVE: Wrestling 1, Football 1. CHAFFEE, LAURIE. CRAIG, DEBORAH: Prep choir 2, Con- cert Choir 3, Fall play 2,3, Bowling l. CRANFORD, TOM1 Band l,2, cross- country l,2. ' D 1 DANFORTH, MARK: Prep choir l, Con- cert Choir 2, Science Prefect 3,4, News- paper l. DAVIS, ROSS: French club l,2. DAWSON, PHILLIP: Newspaper l,2, W.E. Club l,2, Spanish Club 2,3, Chess Club 3,4, Head Prefect 1. DENTINGER, JOHN: Baseball l,Golf 2: Spanish Club l. DOOLEY, CATHERINE: Spanish Club. DRUMMOND, BETTY: Page in Coun- selors office. DRYDEN, TAMERA: Spanish club l,2, 3,Student Council 2,4,W.E. Ecology Club 2,3, Keyettes 3,4, Print Out Newspaper reporter 4, Drama 4-, Page 4, Senior Class President. Junior Prom Queen, Home- coming Queen Candidate, Illinois State Scholar, Relay candidate, National Honor Society, Honor Roll. DUNAWAY, ROBERT: German club l, 2,4, AFS Club 4. German Club President 2,4, DUNN, STEVEN: House of Represena- tives l, German Club l,2, Key Club l,2, Swimming 2,3, AFS Club 4, Tennis 2,3, Student Council 2,3,4, Vice President 2, Youth and Government 3, Illinois State Scholar, Natl. Honor Society, Who's Who, Society of Outstanding American H.S. Students. DURRETTE, ROD: Football 2,3,4, Wres- tling 2,3. E EDWARDS, FRANCOISE. ESCHMANN, RANDY: Band l,2,3,4, Baseball 2,3,4. ESKEN, GREG: Spanish Club 1. EVANS, PAM: Band l,2,3,4, Spanish Club l,2,3,4, Stunt shows l,2,3,4, Talis- man Editorial Staff 4, Observer Business staff 1, Ecology club 2,3, Intramural Bowling 2,3. Honor roll, Illinois State Scholar, Whois Who, Society of Out- standing American H.S. Students. F FERGUSON, STEVEN: Track l,2, Stage Crew 2,3, Radio Club 2, German Club l, 2, Ecology club 2. FLYNN, KAREN: Activity club prefect 3, Page 2,3 ,4, Spanish Club 2. Transferred from Academy of Our Lady. FLYNN, PAT: Track 2, Intramurals 2. Transferred from Spalding. FOSTER, WANDA: Leader's club: Year- book staff, Page counselors and Dean of Girls. FREDELL, JUNE: Page 2,3,4: F.T.A. 1, 2: Choir l,2,3: Ensemble 2,3: Play 2,3: latin Club 2,3 ,4: House of Re presenatives l:A.C.T.I.O.N. l:Publicity Staff l,2: Ob- server Staff 2,3: Stunt Shows l,2: Whois Who. FRENCH, STRAWN: UTOPIA l:French Club l,2,3: Key Club l,2,3: Swimming l, 2,3: Tennis l,2,3,4: Band l,2,3,4: Stu- dent Council l,2,3,4: Fall Play 4, Illinois State Scholar, National Honor Society, Who's Who, Society of Outstanding Amer- ican H.S. Students, Letter in Swimming, Letter in Tennis, Honor roll l. G GAINES, STEVE. GARDNER, SHEILA GATLEY, JOSEPH: Latin Club 3,4: Tal- isman Business Staff 3. GLENN, DAVID: Stage crew l,2,3: Audio Visual l,3: Radio Club 2,3. GORMAN, SANDY: Prep Choir 1: Con- cert Choir 2,3 ,4: Girlls Tennis 4: Musicals l,2,3,4: Stunt shows 2,3,4: Ensemble l, 2,3,4: French Club l,2,3,4: Speech Team 4: Senior Class Play 3: Page 4: AFS Club 4. Society of Outstanding American High School Students, Who's Who. GRANT, BRYAN: Football manager 2: Spanish Club 2,3,4: Page 4. Transferred From St. Vincent DePaul Seminary. GREENWAY, WILLIAM: Football man- ager, Basketball. GUNNAR, MARY: Page 4: Spanish Club 3: Talisman Staff. H HALE, THOMAS: Spanish club l,2. HANERHOFF, CINDY: UTOPIA l, Stunt shows 2,3,4: Musicals 2,3,4: Girls Ensemble 3, Mid State Nine Concert 2,3, 4: Concert Choir 2,3,4: All School Fall Play 2,3,4: Speech Team 3: Keyettes 3,4: Spanish Club l,2,3,4: Winterim Com- mittee 3. Speech Awards. HANSON, RICHARD: Basketball, Base- ball, Football. Transferred from Rufus King in Milwaukee. HARDESTY, LINDA: Band l,2: Ger- man Club l,2. HARDIMON, JOHNNIE. HARRIS, KATHY: Band l,2: Prep Choir 1: French Club 2,3: Pom Pom Squad 2: Page 4: Baseball 3. HARRISON, DEBBIE: Cheerleader l,3, 4:Choir l ,2,3,4: French club l,2,3,4: Key- ettes 3,4: Calendar Girl: Mixed Ensemble 2: Musicals l,2,3,4: Stunt Shows 2,4 Speech Team 4: Girl's Tennis Team 4. Honor Roll, Who's Who, National Society of Student Leaders. HAWLEY, NONIE: Usher l,2: Spanish Club 2,3: Concert Choir 2,3,4: Mid State Nine Concert 2,3,4: Softball 3,4: I.D. Pic- ture Staff. HAYNES, DEBRA: HAYNES, SCOTT: Key Club 4: Swim- ming 3: Student Council: AFS Club. National Honor Society. HEIN, DAVID: Choir l,2,3: German Club 2: Intramural Basketball 1. HEINMAN, GEORGE: Football l, Track l. HENSLEY, LESLIE: Band l,2,3. HIPPEN, KEVIN: Stage Crew l,2,3,4: C.W.S. 4. HOSICK, VICKI. HOWELER, TOBY: Cheerleading l,2,3: Student Council l,2,3: Spanish Club l,2: Keyette 4: Drama 4: Page 4: Ecology Club l,2: Baseball 3. HUFFELD, M. ROSANNE: Transferred from Academy of Our Lady. HUSER, PAM: Key Club 3,4: Twirled I. Transferred from Richwoods. HUTTON, BRAD: Football 3,4: Track. HUXTABLE, LYNN. IRBY, DEBBIE. J JAQUET, SUSAN: Latin club l,2,3: Orchestra l:Intramural Bowling l,2,3,4: JAVIER, MARIA LEA: Choir 4: Stunt Show 4: Keyettes 4: Musical 4: Student Council 4: AFS Club 4. JONES, BOB: Football l,2,3,4: Wres- tling l,2,3,4: Baseball l:Key Club l,2,3. Scout Team Offense. JONES, PEGGY. JORDON, MARY. JOWERS, BESSIE: Orchestra I. K KAAK, STEVE: German Club 2: Golf 2: C.W.S. 3,4. KAMMERER, KENNY Football 1: Weight lifting tournament. 3rd place in weight lifting tournament. KARLAWSKI, CARL: Chess club 3,4: Ecology Club l,2: German Club l,2: Chemistry Prefect 4. Who's Who: Illinois State Scholar, Honor Roll. KENON, CHERYL. KERR, JAMIE: Spanish club l,2,3,4: Choir l: Stunt Show 2,4: Keyettes 4: P.E. Leaders 4: Talisman Staff 2: Library Pre- fect 3,4: Intramurals 2,4: Track Attendent 2: Student Council Home Room Repre- senative 1. KING, BEVERLY: Cheerleading l,2,3,4: Keyettes 3,4: Office Occupational Class 4. KOCH, HELEN: Concert Band l,2,3,4: Stage Band 2,3,4: Pep Band l,2,3,4: Marching Band l,2,3,4: Orchestra l,2,3,4: German Club 2,3: Choral Production. lst place at Illinois High School Band 8a Solo Contests. KUHN, KIMBERLY: Office Assistance 3,4: Spanish Club 3,4: Intramural Horse- back Riding 4: Jr. Marshal 3. Honor Roll. L LAMBERT, BRENDA: Dean of Girls prefect 3: Junior Achievement 2: Clerical Office Occupations 4. LiLLY,DENISE: Office page 2,3,4: Pom- Pom Squad 3: Wrestling Cheerleader 4: Keyettes 3: Girls Softball Team 3. Trans- ferred from Bergan. LINDQUIST, STEVEN: Baseball 2: Page 4: Science prefect 4. Transferred from Washington Community High School. LOUGHRIDGE, JILL: Spanish Club 3: Speech Team 2: All School Play 2: Stunt Shows 2,3: House of Represenatives l: Keyettes 3,4: Science prefect 4: Office Assistant 3,4: Tennis Team 3: Timer for Track Team and Swim Team. Home- coming Court 4. LUCAS, MARK: Band l:Debate l:Ger- man Club 1,2: Student Council l,2,3,4: Tennis l,2,3,4: Drama 3,4: Speech 3,4: Key Club 1. Illinois State Scholar,fFour letters in tennis. LUNCSFORD, LORI: Concert Band l,2, 3,4: Science Prefect 4: Pep Band l,2,3,4: Marching Band l,2,3,4. Honor Roll. LYLE, ANNETTE: Transferred From Shape High School, Maconaquah. LYNN, BEVERLY: Concert Choir 2: Library Prefect 4: Clerical Office Occupa- tions 4. M MACARI, QUINTON: Student Cpuncil l,2,3,4: Key Club l,2,3,4: Spanish Club l,2: Football l,3: Baseball l,2: Wrestling l,2,3: Class President 2,3. National Honor Society, Whois Who, Illinois State Scholar. MACKIE, MARION: Honor Roll. MARTIN,PEGGY: Stage Crew 2: Clerical Office Occupations Treasurer 4: Prefix 4. MASON, DAVE: German Club l,2,3,4. MATUZEK, ANGELA: Spring play 2. McCALL, FRANK. MCFALL, FAITH: Freshman GirlsChorus, Prep Choir 1,23 Horseback Riding Club 4. McFALL, TOM: Stage Crew 1,23 Intra- mural Basketball 33 Spanish Club 1, Audio Visual, Radio Club. MCNULTY, CHERYL: Bowling 1, Band 1, Stunt Shows 1. MEANS, KENNY. METZGER, KEVIN: Choir 1,23 Basket- ball 1,4:Baseball 2,3,43Wrestling 2. Letter in Baseball. MILLER, RUSSELL: Stunt Show 1,23 CWS 4. MILLS, DEBRA: Choir 1,2,33 Spring Play 1, Musical 2,33 Stunt Shows 43 Ecol- ogy club 2,33 French Club 1,2,33 Office page 43 Math Prefect 43 Teacher's Helper 4. MOLL,JOHN: Choir 1,23 Stage Crew l,2. MONTGOMERY, JOANNE. MOWDER, MICHELE: Concert and Marching Band 1,2,3 ,43 Prefix in attend- ance Office3 Pep Band l ,2,3,4. O OWENS, TERRY: Football 1,2,3,4, Base- ball l,23 Wrestling 1,23 National Honor Society 3,43 Key Club l,2,3,43 Prom Court 33 Homecoming Court 43 Senior Class Treasurer. Three Letters in Foot- ball, One letter in Baseball, Illinois State Scholar, Special Mention all Conference 84 all State. P PAQUET, JOHN: Print shop l,2,3,43, Print Shop Leader. Transferred from K.D. Walde, Aurora East. PARIS, KATHI: Orchestra l,2,43 Con- cert Choir 2,3 ,43 Leader's Club 43 Spanish Club 1,2,3,43 Letters and Pins in Or- chestra. PARKER, STEVE: Spanish Club 2,33 Key Club 2,3,43 Chess Club 3,43 Wrestling 33 Tennis 2,3. PARR, JULIE. PATTERSON, TIM: Chess Club l,2. PAUL, TERRI: Student Council 23 CWS 4. PAYNE, PATTY: Spanish Club 2,33 Ecol- ogy 33 Newspaper 23 Stunt Shows 1,2,3, 43 Office Prefect 2,43 Teacher Prefect 3,4. Honor Roll, Who's Who. PEDERSON, BRIAN: Baseball 1,23 Talis- man Business Staff 3. PULLEY, DENNIS: Honor Roll. R RADOSAVLYEV, JOE: Band 1,23 Latin Club 3.4. RANDOLPH,PEGGY: Choir 1, UTOPIA 13 Ecology Club 2,33 Student Council 1, 2,33 Cheerleading 2,3,43 AFS Club 3,43 Stunt Shows: School Musical lg Class Officer 33 Keyettes 3,43 W.H.A.T. 3,43 Leader's Club 43 Tennis Team 2,43 Volley- ball Team 43 French Club l,2,3,4. Home- coming court, prom court, National Honor Society, Honor Roll, Who's Who, Calen- dar Girl. RAZO, TOM: Football 13 baseball 1,23 Wrestling lg Swim manager l,2,3,43 Track 2,33 Band 1,2,33 Spanish Club lg Cross Country l,2. REISING, MARY: Science Prefect 2,3,4. Transferred from Academy of Our Lady. REYNOLDS, JULIE: Keyettes 3, 43 Homecoming Princess 43 Prom Court 33 W.H.A.T. 3,43 Pom Pom Squad 23 Newspaper 43 Relay Queen 23 French Club 2,33 Calendar Girl 33 Stunt Shows 3, 43 Teacher's Aid 3,43 National Honor Society. Transferred from Academy of Our Lady. RIDDLE, JEAN ETTE. RISBY, CHARLIE. RISHER, PAMELA. ROBBINS, CRAIG. RUTA, ROSETTA: AFS Club 13 Stage Crew 3,43 Secretary Senior Class, Vice- President Clerical Office Occupations3 Orchestra 13Page l,2,3,43 Keyettes 4. S SCHLESINGER, GAIL: French Club 1, 2,3,43 Speech Team 43 Choir 1 ,2,3,43 AFS Club 43 Stunt Shows 2,3,43 Musicals l,2, 3,43 Fall Play 43 Office Prefect3 Honor Roll, National Honor Society3 Illinois State Scholar, Who's Who. SHERRILL, JACK: Transferred from Richwoods. SHRYOCK, DONALD. SIEKS, MARTIN: Stunt Shows l,2,3,43 French Club 1,2,3,43 Speech Team 2,3,43 Drama Club 2,43 Tennis Team 2,3,43 Basketball l3Debate 23 Fall Play 43 Radio Speakers 2. Speech Awards. ing 23 Choir l,2. SMITH, MARGARET. STEFFAN, VICKI. STEWART, KEVIN. STROMER, CANDRA: Transferred from Hastings Jr. High. STUCKEY, JANICE. SWEENEY, MIKE: Debate lg Stunt Shows 1,23 Betty Crocker Award. T TAYLOR, JAMES: Football 1,2,3,43 Wrestling l,2,3,43 Track 1,2,33 National Honor Society, 43 Member of Odd Squad WRESTLING: lst place Bloomington Freshman Invitational Tournament, 3rd place Lasalle Peru Sophomore Tourna- ment, lst place East-Peoria Sophomore Tournament, lst Place Mid-State 9 Fresh- Soph Tournament, 3rd place in State Wrestling Tournament. lst place Meta- mora Tournament, lst place Mid-State 9 Varsity Tournament, lst place IHSA Dis- trict Tournament, lst Place IHSA Section- al Tournament, 5th place IHSA State Tournament, lst place LaSalle Peru Soph. Tournament, 2nd place East-Peoria Sopho- more Tournament, lst place Mid-State 9 Fresh-Soph Tournament, Most valuable Wrestler Award. FOOTBALL: Special Mention all State team-Chicago Daily News, Mid State 9 all Conference team member, Mid-State 9 all Conference Captain, member Chicago Daily News All State Team, Member Champaign Gazette All State Team. OTHER: National Honor Society Mem- ber, DAR Award Homecoming Chief. TAYOR, KARLA: Afro American Club 2 TAYLOR, MYCLE. TERRELL, GARY: Football l,2,3,43 Wrestling 1,23 Track 13 Bowling 43 3 letters. THAUT, BARBARA: UTOPIA 13 Bowl- ing 1,2,33 Page 13 Chorus 1,2,33 Musicals 23 French Club 23 Pep Club 1. THIEMANN, JERI: Girls Chorus l3Con- cert Choir. THOMAS, CHARLES: Basketball 13 Baseball 33 Football 2. THOMAS,MARGARET: PomPom Squad 13 Received red cross certificate. THOMAS, PATRICIA: Afro-American Club 1,23 American Future Teachers 23 Wrestling Cheerleader 3,43 Afro American Queen Winner of the 1973 oratorial con- test given by the Elks: Runner-up in the 1972 YMCA Miss Black Peoria Pagent. THOMPSON, MILES: Football 3. TRAU, MIKE: Cross-country 33 Basket- ball 2,3,43 Baseball 2,3,43 Bowling 43 Transferred from Spalding. TRAVIS,PEGGY: FTA lg Softball Team 3. THOMAS, TROE: Transferred from Cen- tral. TURNEY, BARBARA. TURNER, BARBARA. V VAN DE VEER, LYNNE: Pom Pom Squad 3,4: Keyettes 3,4: Room Repre- sentative I: Ecology Club 2,Girls Chorus 1: French Club l,2,3: Page 3,4: Stunt Show 3,4: National Society of Student Leaders: Who's Who Among American High School Students. W WALTERS, CHAUNCEY. WATSON, WILLIAM. WATT, MARK: Band l,2,3, Football 1: Cross-country 2,33 Track 2,3, Letters in L cross-country and track. WEBB, PEARL. WEBSTER, FRANCES. WEST, VICKY. WESTERFIELD, MIKE: Woodruff Ecol- ogists fW.E.J 2,3, Spanish Club l,2,3,4: Key Club 4: Swim Team Manager 4, National Honor Society: Honor Rollg Whois Who Among American High School Students, Illinois State Scholar. WHEELER, BOB. WHITE, JOHN: Basketball 1: Intramural Basketball l,2,3g Intramural Trophy. WHITELOW, LOIS: Afro American Club l,2. WHORTEN, GEORGE: Football l,2,3: Wrestling 2, Baseball 2: Stage Crew 4. WILLOCK, STEVE: Spanish Club l,2,3g Cross-country 1,23 Wrestling 3,4: Track 2: Student Council 4: Most Valuable Pinner 1971 L MUR 1972. WILSON, ANNICE. WITHERS, MARK: Spanish Club 2: Pre- fect 2,31 Library Page 4. WOLSTENHOLM, JOE: Football 3,4. Transferred From Jamesville Craig. WOOD, LORETTA: Latin Club 1, Page 3. Z ZIEGENHORN, STEPHEN: Wrestling 2, 3,4: Baseball 2,4, Summer Baseball 2,33 Chess Club 3: Fall Baseball 4: Audio Visual 4: Junior Achievement 2. Adams, Bill 86 Addy, Ronda 99 Adkins, Mike 38,99 Adreon, Janet 99 Aeschliman, Mark 104 Akeridge, Karen 25,36,4l ,86 Akers, Marti 94 Akers, Sheryl 46,47,99 Albaugh, Thomas 69,104 Albaugh, Ken 94 Albaugh, Tina 104 Alden, Scott 94 Alexander, Eric 104 Alexander, Juanita 104 Allen, E. 103 Allen, Tammy 104 Alton, Becky 86 Alton, Patsy 104 Anderson, Jeanette 104 Anderson, Perry 94 Anderson, Randy 104 Anderson, Rick 99 Angel, Martin 31 ,69,104 Arends, Kelly 36,48,94 Arends, Mark 104 Armstrong, George 99 Armstrong, Joyce 86 Ashby, Terry 56,99 Atkins, Cindy 36,39,51,86 Atkins, Thomas 41 ,51,69,104 Atkinson, Cindy 86 Atkinson, Theresa 104 Babcock, Bill 99 Baker, John 99 Baker, Mark 99 Bazell, Vicki 86 Bazzetta, Tom 133 Barber, Barbara 99 Barnett, J. 99 Barr, Jim 94 Barr, Pat 40,99 Barthell, Tina 94 Bartley, Jamie 86 Baskin, Andrew 86 Baskin, Sam 99 Bastain, Karen 44,51 ,86 Bateson, Marla 45,99 Batey, V. 99 Bayer, Scott 94 Bayer, Steve 94 Bazetta, Tom 49 Beck, Jeff 99 Beck, Pam 86 Becker, James 104 Beckwith, Jack 99 Bedell, John 40,99 Bedlove, Dave 109 Behrends, Mary 41 ,56,68,69,99 Benko, David 104 Benko, Joe 67,94,133 Bennett Bennett, , Mary 104 Bennett, Bennett, Bennett , Claude 14,70,73,86 Jim 56,86 Joe 104 Sue 56,104 Brown Brown Brown ,Chuck 36,87 ,Cindy 105 , Greg 69,105 Brown, Brown, Brown, Brown, Genice 87 Johnetta 105 Lemmon 100 Ramona 105 Beoletto, Greg 12,14,38,86,87 Beoletto, Pam 41 ,44,104 Berg, Lori 32,33,36,39,41,56,57 Berkel, Sandy 25,38,39,48,104 Berkel, Susan 56,94 Berlett, Diane 36,44,99 Billings, Roger 94 Binegar, Nina 41,104 Birch, R. 43,87 Bishop, Anita 94 Black, Deborah 56,104 Blackman, Margaret 94 Blane, Joy 40,56,99 Blank, Matthew 104 Blankenship, Barb 105 Bloch, Nancy 32,36,41,56,57,87 Bohannon, Carl 104 Bohannon, Rick 94 Bohannon, Tom 99,68 Boice, Rick 87 Bolen, Ronald 87 Bolen, Terry 104 Bond, Gary 87 Booker, King 87 Bowen, Randi 44,51 ,87 Bowers, Shirley 104 Bowie, Glenn 104, 142 Bowie, Rene 4,53,94 Boyd, C. 94 Boyer, Greg 99 Boyer, Mary 105 Boyer, Regina 94 Bozarth, Tamara 105 Brasch, Jeff 36,68,99 Bracey, R. 99 Bragg, Junior 105 Braggs, Earlene 94 Branan, Bob 105 Branch, Pat 105 Branch, Shirlene 48,87 Brand, Ronald 105 Brewer, Gary 73,94 Brewer, Luan 87 Breymier, Cathy 87 Breymier, Louis 105 Bridges, Mike 68 Brisbin, J. 94 Bronson, Aaron 55,100 Bronson, Kevin 36,55,73,87 Brooks, William 109 Brooks, Carolyn 100 Beimfohr, Tonda 32,36,39,56,s6 NlBr00kS, Cindy 100 Belt, Jon 99 Brooks, Dawn 49,51 ,56,100 Beneventi, Scott 68,99 Brooks, P211 87 Beneventi, Mark 86 Bf0Wdf2I, Kim 44 ,87 Brownlow, Cathy 56,100 Broyles, Charles 56,57,100 Broyles, Gerald 105 N Bryant, D. 94 Buchner, Marcia 48,94 Buck, Rebecca 87 Buckley Buckley Buckley Burkeen, Burkeen, , Mark 36,87 ,rim 100,31 ,Robb 94 Rick 100 Donna 105 Burkhardt, Cheryl 105 Burnett, Jackie 100 JN Burr, Nancy 105 Burroughs, Sue 46,47,l00 Burton, Julie 39,48,54,87 Burwell, Kim 105 Bury, Cindy 52,94 Byrd, Scherry 56,94 Caho, Robert 105 N Callaway, Dena 105 Callihan, Julie 94 Campbell, Doug 100 Campbell, Frank 87 Campbell, John 105 Campbell, Leslie 87 Canfield, Matt 44,105 Carr, Dorothy 43,98 Carr, Kathy 44,87 Carr, Kelly 52,100 Carr, Robert 87 Carr, Terri 105, Carrell, Darlene 95 Carter, Irene 87 Carter, James 38,69,105 Carter, Joel 105 Caruth, G. 95 Caruth, Sandra 48,100 JN Cattledge, Fredie 105 Causey, Betty 95 Causey, Diane 43 ,95 Causey, Loney 88 Causey, S. 100 Chaffee, Laurie 88 Chaney, James 105 Chase, Toni 100 Cheatham, Linda 95 Cheatham, Tonya 88 Cheatham, Vickie 105 Chilton, Del 88 Chrisman, Debbie 100 Chrisman, Diane 45 ,100 Cisna, Charlotte 105 C1att,Camie 36,39,52,95 Claudin, Daryl 100 Clelland, Tracy 36,100 Close, Connie 87 Clark, Sheryl 41,105 Donahue, Jim 100 Dolley, Catherine 43,88 Dorn, Larry 40,100 Ford, Melanne 39,52,88 Forke, Tanya 100 Fortner, Steve 106 Coats, Fred 73,95 Coats, M. 43 Coepple, M. 41 Colman, F. 98,100 Colvin, Terry 36,67,69,87,60 Dornon, Brent 44, 105 Dozard, Kathy 41 ,49,56,l00 Dozard, Ronald 105 Dryden, Dennis 30,51 ,52,100 Dryden, Tammy 32,36,38,44,86,88 Duboff, Denise 100 Foster, Sandra 43,88 Foster, Wanda 54,88 Fouts, Denise 95 Fouts, Greg 106 Fowler, J. 95 Fowler, Scott 100 Connelly, Pat 43,87 Cooley, Cathy 56,100 Cooley, Dave 43,87 Couch, Janet 105 Cowan, Scott 95 Cowley, Rene 36,100 Cox, Glenda 41,105 Crady, Mark 46,47,48,69,1 05 Craig, Deborah 87 Craig, Nina 39,95 Cranford, Cindy 41 ,46,47,105 Cranford, Thomas 87 Cravens, Kelly 105 Crawford, Carol 100 Crawford, Jeff 95 Duboff, Richard 41 ,95 Dubre, Jan 41,95 Dunaway, Robert 32,40,88 Duncan, Joyce 105 Dunn, Mike 40,105 Dunn, Steve 38,88 Durr, Bobbi 105 Durrette, Nancy 105 Easley, John 41,105 Eaton, Debbie 39,51 ,100 Eaton, Kathy 41,51 ,105 Ebbing, Mike 95 Edwards, Francoise 88 Edwards, James 105 Francis, Frank 68,100 Frasco, Becky 44,100,142 Fredell, Jim 36,41 ,44,55,100 Fredell, June 56,88 French, Strawn, 25,38,46,47,88 142 X1 Fuller, Jerome 56,100 Fuller, Regina 15 Gaa, Charles 106 Gaines, Stephen 88 Gama, Mike 68,128 Gama, Frank 43,46,47,48 Gard, Susan 25 ,40,56,106 Gardner, Sheila 88 Garry, Larry 101 Crawley, Marlene 14,41,46,47,48 Crilly, Janet 37,41 ,105 X, cfonbie, Liz 44,56,95 Crowe, Bev 41,100 Crowe, Tom 105 Culler, Brian 95 Culler, Joy 105 Cummings, John 25,95 Curless, Cindy 56,100 Curry, Joe 67,95 Curtis, Jody 39,95 Custer, Rick 95 Custer, Vickee 100 Dagit, Judy 95 Dalton, Linda 103 Danforth, Mark 52,88 '4 Danner, Charlena 105 Darling, Ellen 51,100 N5Daughtery, R. 109 V Davidson, S. 100 Davis, Dave 105 Davis, Diane 100 Davis,,Ross 88 Dawson, C. 98 Dawson, Phillip 52,88 Dean, John 105 Dean, Teresa 95 Debolt, Ruth 41,105 Deluhery, Ben 43,67,88 Demanes, Mike 95 J Deninger, Debbie 95 Dennis, Rene 95 Denny, Chris 95 Dentinger, John 88 Dentinger, S. 95 A Dixon, Curtis 109 Dodd, Marsha 100 1 Dollar, Anita 100 Edwards, Rita 100 Ehlen, Perry 105 Emery, Pam 44,105 Emery ,Violet 51,105 Endres, Barb 40,56,105 Endres , Mike 95 Endsley, Diane 100 Ennis, Kay 95 Ennis, Marvin 95 Eppinger, Beatrice 100 Eppinger, Nettie 48,56,105 Ernst, Eva 40,100 Eschmann, Kathy 46,47,l00 Eschmann, Randy 46,47,88 Esken , G. 43 Evans, Calvin 100 Evans, Dan 40,46,47,105 Evans, Pam 41 ,45,46,88 Everett, Mike 109 F agle, Melissa 44,88 Fahel, Anne 4,5,45,l00 X.fFairchild, Sally 95 Faletti ,Jay 68,100 Farquhar, Cathy 31 ,39,54,79,95,l 42 Farrel , Karen 39,56,105 Faulkner, Gay 100 Faulkner, Sandy 103 Fauser, Dave 40,106 Ferguson, Aaron 100 Ferguson, Dan 69,106 Ferguson, Steven 88 Fell, E lizabeth 100 Feucht, Randy 43,95 Flatt, Janice 56 Fletcher,Jean 100 Flynn, Karen 52,88 Flynn, Patricia 88 Garry, Jimmy 71,72 Gattey, Joe 88 Geroge, Michaela 36,44,48, Gerard, C. 42,95 NGetz, Diane 109 Geuvens, Mary 106 Gibson, Robert 106 Gibson, Gail 95 Gillium, Lesline 106 Ni Glass, Jack 109 Glenn, David 88 Glenn, Laurie 46,47,54,101 Glover, Karen 88 Glover, John 40,109 Goetz, Betty 95 Gomes,Ji1l 11,46,47,106 Gordon, Bruce 106 Gorman, Margie 56,57,95 101,142 Gorman, Sandy 32,37,39,56,57,79,89 Gosnell, Kirby 37,56,57,95 Grant, Bryan 41,89 Grant, Lynn 106 Gray, Bill 101 Gray, Bobby 106 Gray, Marcia 46,47,95 Green, Laurie 41 ,42,10l Green, Martha 106 Greenway, Jean 101 Greenway, William 89 Greiner, Lisa 101 Gresham, Tom 106 Griffith, Jackie 106 Grimson, Bob 36,40,55 Groezinger, Jack 101 Groom, Kenneth 39,106 Grube, Eric 36,40,47,101 Gude, Mary 106 Dollar, Jerry 105 Flynt, Linda 46,47,95 Ford, Danny 100 Gunnar, Mary 89 Gunther, David 40 Hudson, Linda 31,101 Gunther, Roger 41 ,46,47,69,1 oe Guzman, Sarah 40,101 Guzman, Isaac 95 Hagan, Leanne 41,106 Hagan, Tim 37,46,47,101 Hale, Tom 89 Haley, Waunita 44,89 x Hall, Ken 106 Hammack, Tammy 56,101 Hammell, Angie 101 Hamanns, Gail 95 Hammocker, John 101 Hammocker, Ruth 1 5,106 Hanerhoff, Cindy 25,36,37,41,56,89 Hanson, Richard 70,73,89 Hanson, Steve 106 Hanson, Veronica 106 Hardesty, L. 43 Hardimon, John 89 Harper, Lauri 95 Harper, V. 101 Harper, Vicki 4,101 Harris, Jill 95 Harris, Karen 95 Harris, Kathy 89 Harris, Kay 56,101 Harris, Lamonte 101 Harris, Susan 95 Harris, Tim 95 Harrison, Debra 36,37,39,53,55,56,79,89, 1 12 Harrison Harrison ,Pam 36,39,56,l0l ,R. 95 Hastings, Becky 106 Hatchett , Ike 73,89 Hatton, Greg 101 Hawley, Nonie 48,56,89 Haynes, Debra 44,89 Haynes, Scott 32,36,89 Hein, David 89 Hein, Sharon 41,95 Heineman, George 43,89 Heinle, Randy 101 Helmick, Wilbert 36,40 Henry, Steve 89 Hensley, Dave 56,106 Hemmer, Joanne 40,106 Henley, Denise 37,39,45,48,55,56,57,89 Hensley, Leslie 89 8 Hensley, T. 95 Hermanson, S. 39,106 Hess, Steve 69,106 Hightower, Greg 106 Hill, Becky 101 Hill, Bobby 106 Hill, Charles 46,95 Hill, John 47,106 Hill, Lorine 36,43,95 Hill, Robert 106 Hill, Wallace 106 Hippen, Kevin 43,89 Hixenbaugh, Pearl 106 Hoffman, David 44,106 Hoffman, John 40,7395 Hollingworth, C. 56,101 Hollingworth, D. 106 Holt, Ken 95 Holtke, Jim 101 Honings, Joe 106 Hood, Murrayx95 Horn, Vista 115 Hosick, Vicki 89 Hoskins, Scott 36,95 Houlihon, Erin 101 House, Debra 106 Howell, Joe 106 Howell, Ruby 36,95 Howler, Toby 25,36,89 Hubbard, Charles 101 Hubbard, Diane 101 Huber, Dave 40 Hucal, Becky 106 Huddle, Mark 106 Huddle, Mike 40,45,46,47,48,10l Hufeld, Tim 40,101 Hunter, Tony 101 Hurd, Randy 89 Hurt, Harold 106 Huser, Pam 36,44,89 Hutton, Brad 89 Huxtable, Lee 38,39,53,106 Huxtable, Lynne 89 Ingersoll, A. 101 Irby, Catha 49,95 Irby, Debbie 89 Irby, Diane 13,101 Irby, Victory 56,101 Jackson, Cathy 106 Jackson, Georgia 95 Jackson, Henry 106 Jackson, M. 98 , Jackson, Johnny 89 Jackson, Kim 106 Jackson, M. 101 Jackson, Pam 53,95,112 Jackson, Richard 101 Jackson, Teresa 106 Jackson, Virgie 106 Jackson, W. 73,95 Jacob, V. 95 Jacobs, Terry 96 Jaquet, Susan 89 Javier, Malie 32,33,36,38,40,56,90 Jenks, Doris 106 Johnson, A. 36,96 Johnson, Anna 51,96 . Johnson, Eric 101 Johnson, Howard 56,57 Johnson, Oscar 41,101 Johnson, Bettina 106 Johnson, Todd 43,96 Johnson, Vanessa 106 Johnson, V. 96 Johnston, Joe 106 Jones, Darrell 106 Jones, Doug 106 Jones, Jesse 41,101 Jones, Nancy 39,56,l01 Jones, Robert 67,90 Jones, Julie 41 ,43,90 Jordan, Mary 43,90 Jostes, Traci 41,106 Jowers, Barb 41,101 Jowers, Bessie 49,9-0 Jowers, Jessi 43,96 Joyce, Jeff Juerjens, Elype 40,106 Juerjens, Kurt 36,40,101 Kaak, Steve 43,90 Kammerer, Ken 90 Keele, Chris 25,40,47,74,109 Keller, Liz 36,56,101 Kerr, Jamie 36,42,54,90 Kenon, Cheryl 43,90 Kidd, Bob 68,101 King, Bev 36,44,53,90 King, Sheri 41,107 Kirman, Kay 38,40,68,69,101 Kleckner, Rhonda 41,107 Knapp, Barb 32,96 Knapp, David 46,47,51,107 Knowles, Davis 10,107 Koch, Helen 47,48,49,52,90 Koch, Bill 40,48,49,56,107 Kolimas, Brenda 4l,54,96 Koontz, Mary l3,49,l07 Kuhn, Kimberly 41 ,44,90 Kyle, Ronna 56,57,96,133 LaGrow, Lisa 41,107 Lambert, Brenda 44,90 Lamon, Tim 43,107 Lawerence, Sally Lear, Bernice 56,107 Lilly, Denise 48,90 Lindquist, Steven List, Valerie 54,96 Livengood, Thomas 43,90 Long, Demiris 56,107 Loudenberg, Holly 41 ,56, 96 Loughdridge, Jill 36,44,90 Lucas, Mark 25,37,38,40,74,78 90 Lucianni, Janet 25,107 Luncsford, Lori 46,47,52,90 Lynd, John 40,102 Lynn, Beverly 43,44,90 Lynn, Jeff 46 Mabee, David 38,41 ,69,107 Macari, Q. J. 38,90 Madison, Cindy 56,102 Marks, Kathy 51,96 Martin, Peggy 44,90 Mason, David 90 Mason, Sue 4,45,1 12,102 Matthews, Francis 37,40,46,47 48 54 107 Matthews, Teresa 38,40,54,96 McCartney, R. 69,109 McClintick, Thomas 40,107 McGee, Mike 39,55,l07 McGlasson, Vicki 39,107 McGowan, Bruce 67,96 McNulty, Cheryl 43,44,91 McQuarrie, Howard 39,66,67,69,107 McQuarrie, Merrill 36,39 McRoy, Charles 40,55,1 07 McWilliams, Terry 51 ,96,l 29 Merrick, Linda 44 Messmore, Amy 107 Metzger, Karlene 56,107 Metzger, Kevin 44,73,91 Miles, M. 96 Miller Miller Miller Miller Miller, Miller, Connie 39 , George 102 Mike 41,102 Maria 36,39,53,96,112,133 Russel 43,91 Tara 38,39,53,107 Milloy, Theresa Mills, Debbie 96 i Mins, Debra 44,5691 Mingus, Marv 48,49,107 Mitchell, C. 46,109 Molleck, Jim 67,102 Molleck, Mary Liz 36,96,133 Mefiektcn, Nancy i5,53,79,io7 Monday, Susan 48,107 Montgomery, J ohnne 43,91 Mooberry, Mel 40,96 Montgomery, Sandy 40,46,47,102 Morgan, Sally 40,47,102 Mowder, Michele 46,47,9l Myers, Dale 46,47,51,96,136 Myers, Pat 41 ,54,56,96 Neilson, Ellen 46,47,107 Nicholson, Brenda 56,108 Ober, Paula 54,91 4 Otey, Dennis 36,40 Owen, Bill 41,102 Owens, Terry l2,l4,36,86,91 Page, Marsha 42,48,96 Pantages, Lori 36,39,99,l02 Parker, Rhonda 56,102 Parker, Steve 36,43,91 Paris, Kathi 4l,48,49,54,56,9l Paris, Nancy 39,40,48,49,102 Parr, Denise 39,97 Patterson, Tim 43,91 Paul, Don 56,108 Paul, Teri 43,91 Payne, Patty 44,91 Payne, Peggy 37,39,102 Peck, Debbie 40,56 Phillips, Allison 39,97 Plum, Steve 36,56,57,l02 Plum, Vicky 56,108 Plunkett, Mike 71,73,97,133 Post, Kim 46,47,97 Post, Kirk 46,47,l08 Powers, Elaine 37,40,102 Praul, Mark 42,103 Rademaker, Randy 36,40,97,l33 Randolph, Danny 30,36,39,45,51,102 Randolph, Peggy 32,36,39,53,54,79,9l Radosalyev, George 41,91 Razo, Cynthia 51,56,97 Razo, Jeanette 46,47,79,l02 Rauhaus, Cheryl 41,97 Rebholz, Steve 56,68,l02 Reynolds, Julie 36,50,54,91 Reynolds, Mike 41,56 Reynolds, Rick 66,67 Reynolds, Susie 12,38,53,54,l08 Richmond, L. 47,5 1,103 Riley, Viola 42,97 Risius, Sherman 36,46,47,51 ,102 Roberson, Gloria 48,49,l 02 Robins, Kathy 41 ,45,48,55,102 Robinson, Mike 70,102 Rogers, Allen 51,102 Ross, Jill 45,52,54,97 Ross, Lynn 39,108 Rubnich, Laurie 56,108 Rutz, Jim 5l,69,108 Rutz, Rosetta 32,36,44,51,86,92 Sams, Patty 42,108 Samuelson, Marion 42,47,97 Schaeffer, Rex 46,47,48,97 Schaeffer, Robert 69,108 Scheffler, Doug 41 ,46,47,48,97 Schlesinger, Gail 32,37,39,56,92 Schlesinger, Laura 32,36,3 7,40 ,46,47,48, 102 Schneider, Dave 30,102 Schultz, Teri 46,47,103 Seiks, Mary 37,74,78,39,25,92 Serup, Don 1l,36,40,47.l03 Shelby, Carl 103,142 Sherrill, Jack 43,92 Sidner, Ed 41,97 Siegle, Rick 36,4l,55,56,57,74,l03 Simmons, Deb 44,92 Simpson, Christy 40,108 Skau, Barb 56 Smith, Carol 43,97 Smith, Connie 46,47,54,108 Smith, Glenda 41,46,47,103 Smith, Larry 46,47,48,97 Somerville, Sue 23,36,37,39,97,133 Sparks, Roger 51,97 Stanley, Cindy 4,45,103 Stanley, Julie 36,39,45,56,57,97 Steffan, Joy 45,103 Stewart, Kim 40,208 Stimeling, Derrick 30,31 ,69,108 Storey, Sarah 41,108 Streibich, Marlee 46,47,108 Streibich, Mike 40,46,47,97 Strode, Jane 37,40,l08 Sulaski, Susan 39,56,103 Sullivan, Janet 15,41,53,54,l08 Swaringen, Steve 47,97 Sweeney, Pat 25,36,37,5 5,92 Taylor, Cindy 36,38,l03,1l2 Taylor, Gerard 25,36,37,47,46,103 Taylor, Michelle 25,47,108 Thomas, Susan 36,39,46,47,48,49,56,79 103 Thomas, Betsy 36,39,48,49,56,79,103 Togikawa, Jean 37,39,48,49,103 Trau, Julie 12,36,38,53,99,103 Trefzger, Tom 36,39,45,52,55,97 Ulrich, Cheryl 45,103 Vandeveer, Dan 36,97 Vandeveer, Lynne 36,48,92 VanDiVer, Velma 43,97 Vester, Jeanine 46,109 Waddell, Greg 43,97 Waibel, Pam 36,39,97,l 33 Walls, Cindy 25,56,97 Walls, Debbie 15,109 Walker, Mary 48,49,51,103 Walker, Henry 60,63,73 Ware, Larry 47,97 Warren, Scott 36,56,57,97 Washington, Jerry 70,72,73,97,133,l42 Waters, Regena 42,93 Watson, Mark 56,103 Weiler, Julie 46,47,109 Welch, Rick 56,97 Wesenhan, Mike 40,46,47,48 West, Dave 36,39,74,98 West, Linda 39,109 West, Vicky 44,93 Westerfield, Marla 39,45,52,97 Westerfield, Mike 36,41 ,93 Whitesell, Sandra 48,109 Whorten, Wieland, Williams, Williams, Williams, Williams, Greg 45,52,93 Kathi 36,37,38,32,54 Andre 13,38,67,68,103 Brenda 36,47,48,103 Dan 36,56,57,98 Sue 43,98 Willock, Steven 38,67,93 Wilson, Marcia 45,48,103 Winn, Rick 30,3l,36,38,40,52,l03 Winter, Ed 23,41 ,103 Wisely, Mike 56,57,103 Wyrich, Linda 37,40,46,47,79 Yeck, Sue 37,38,98 J Zehr, Dennis 46,47,98 Zeller, Danny 45,103 Zeller, Dave 98 , Ziegenhorn, Stephen 67,93 Zilch, Mike 109 Zimmerman, Sharon 30,39,56,103 AC KNOWLE DGEM ENT We would like to show our appreciation to many people for helping us in getting the 1974 TALISMAN put together. First of all Mr. Bob Mullens from Newsfoto who is responsible for seeing to it that the printers got the pages and he is also responsible for helping us choose the cover. The credit for the drawing on the cover goes to Pam Evans. We would also like to thank Root Photographers for taking underclass- men pictures. We also want to thank Woodruff's own photographers who were Danny Zellars, and Danny Randolph. These are the people we would like to thank in helping us get the'yearbook intact. The most important person we would like to thank is Miss Cheris Siddall, our new advisor. CO-EDITORS JOY STE FFAN ANNE FAHEL We M21 R ia:- Q Q-2. 2 43 YQ . 322 4 A X I X? ff s wh a 'GX' k .27- 3 ix 54 ,vs 6-fx A fgkigxr Mx