The world is a

glob of molded

contrasts - Black and White

ideas in conflict -

Nixon's Silent Majority ...

youth unrest; Women's Lib-

(Are we going to vote at 18 ?) Contrasts

around me

everywhere ... You-Me continually

different.

CHALLENGE

Community High School West Chicago, Illinois

Editor Denise Fiene Advisor Mrs. Katherine Coyner

September 6, 1970

the freedoms of summer float away

to leave with us the conformities of school.

The rush-routine haunts our being with schedules,

rules,

and the confusion of procedures. For nine months the rush of classes, study and grades

propels us onward

to question ourselves, our future, our hopes and goals -

the quest to accomplish.

Amidst the haste and boredom of routine to which we must succomb

we are all separate

and individual,

standing one to another in contrast.

3 4 With an optimistic outlook, 1970-71 began, promising a year different from the uncertain­ ties of school year 1969-70. Activities were restored giving students a wide range of ways in which to express themselves. Students with similiar ideas joined into numerous groups according to common interests. Still some stu­ dents stood by themselves, seemingly apart from everyone else.

Changes appeared throughout the building, from new policies to new teachers to a new superintendent. Superintendent Saimon took a special interest in the school. He was often seen at school activities or talking to students for a moment or two in the hall. He displayed his athletic ability during the game against the Harlem Diplomats. At the NHS Banquet he conversed casually with students while sampling senior opinions.

This year witnessed increased experimenta­ tion in class teaching. Some faculty members searched for interesting ways to present mate­ rial and others probed for new methods. Biolo­ gy classes were run on a group lecture - indi­ vidual experimentation basis. In many classes a trend grew toward independent learning for the individual student. The IRO program has offered students an opportunity to gain prac­ tical experience in the field of their choice. Now more classes are adopting the idea of learning through experiencing. Classes like sociology appealed to the student to make him more aware of the relevant things in our ev­ eryday world.

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Present school policies strongly contrasted with those of previous years. One change was the new library policy, put into effect at the beginning of the school year by the new librar­ ians. They limited use of the library to certain days according to study halls. Because of this action, students pushed for a return of the old library procedure and possibly a student lounge of some type. Out of this, talk-study hall grew into a realistic proposal which would offer students three alternatives for their free hours: quiet study, talk-study, or the library. Mr. Howard met with students in four class assemblies to discuss initiation of talk-study hall and reemphasized student responsibili­ ties. With the creation of talk-study hall, stu­ dents were allowed the freedom and responsi­ bility of choice. Last year a group of concerned parents unit­ ed together for the purpose of restoring activi­ ties cut by financial difficulties. This year the Booster Club continued to contribute money for this purpose by such fund-raising events as the Harlem Diplomat Game. With the mon­ ey Booster Club raised, it funded the All­ School Play and the Spring Musical. New uni­ forms were purchased this year for the Cheer­ leaders and for the newly formed Porn-Pon squad with Booster help. Booster Club helped to give Wego students the opportunity to display their talent through outside competitions. West Chicago took first place in the State Music Contest, for which Boosters paid participation expenses. Speech was another activity restored partly through Booster Club effort. Pat Fota became the first West Chicago student to progress through the district and sectional speech contests to the state finals.

7 Life is a web of disappointment and ecstasy- each affecting everyone differently.

8 9 10 Students together - alone­ sharing time ,

tomorrow.

11 As students are different from each other So are their memories of theyear- Yet to everyone

West Chicago Community High School has meant something - something remembered - something commonly shared -

- Shivering on a cold October night in football stands while hoping for a victory.

- Rehearsing long hours after school for dramatics.

- Being summoned by the dean for cutting a class.

- Fighting off the boredom of a 7th hour study hall.

- Sharing in the fun and mass confusion of a class project.

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Homecoming 1970 at We-Go High

Homecoming this year was one of the best in the history of our ,high school. It saw the return of many of the old traditions that were missing last year. The parade was the major readdi­ tion along with the marching band, Kittenetts, floats, and the cars carrying others involved in the festivities. This was the second year for the Bug Races, which went over so well last year. Again, there was competition between classes and then finally between the winning class and the faculty car. This was the second year in a row that the class of '72 came up victorious, much to their delight. Shortly -after the Bug Races were completed, the reinstated Homecoming Parade took place. There were a total of 20 en­ tries in the parade line-up.

14 First Place Senior Class Second Place Freshmen Class

Third Place Junior Class fourth Place Sophomore Class

There were six floats in the Homecoming parade this year. "We-Go is Sho-ln," from the nursery rhyme of the old woman Seniors won first place with their float slogan of "All The who lived in a shoe. Rhymes for Winning Times, C'mon Mothers Goose'Em, and This year the Juniors came up in third place with their float We'll Huff and Puff and Blow 'em Down." This is the second on the nursery rhyme of Goldilocks and the Three Bears. Their year that the class of '71 has taken first place. float carried the slogan "Cats Stole Their Victory." This year the Freshmen came up with the second place float. Last but not least, the Sophomore class came in fourth place This is the first time in many years that we have had such an with their float on the nursery rhyme Snow White with the industrious Freshmen class. Their theme for their float was slogan "Who's the Toughest of Them All." 15 Festive Coro.nation and Dance

16 Homecoming 1970 in West Chicago saw the coronation of Pamela Dettmann as Queen and Edmund Thompson as King. Gracing the Queen's court were Terry Bowman, Margo Guer­ ra, Donna Hensel and Virginia Hoppe. The king was selected for his outstanding dorsal, the foot. Coronation took place on Wednesday of Homecoming week to allow the Queen's reign­ ing over all homecoming festivities. Set in the aura of Never, Never Land, the Homecoming Dance took place in the high school cafeteria. The dance was held from 8:30 p.m. to 11:30 p.m. Music for romance was provided by Gene Yates and His Orchestra. The group tried out a few jazz numbers but soon saw that the couples were more in favor of the slow, graceful dances. Presentation of the Queen and Court was at 10:00 p.m. Queen Pamela Dettmann was escorted by William Fawell. Terry Bowman was escorted by William Weyrauch, Margo Guerra was escorted by Keith Day, Donna Hensel was escort­ ed by Brad Westrom, and Virginia Hoppe was escorted by Gregory Buikema. Attending the Homecoming Dance this year were several couples of previously-graduated students. Registrars this year were Mr. and Mrs. Paul Netzel. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dettman, parents of the queen, were also in attendance. 17 Wildcats Victory of the Year

October 16, 1970 was the day of the great Wildcat Home­ coming victory. The fans were wild the entire eveining as our Cats and Kits battled away with the Trojans of Cary Grove. The first game of the evening handed our Kits a tough job in keeping the Trojans back. On offense Scott Dierking made some spectacular runs gaining a total of 70 yards and 2 T. D.'s to his long list of credits. Joseph Hitzemann made the 3rd T. D. for the Kits but for all their hard work our boys had to take the only tie of their Championship careers with a score of 18 to 18. The Varsity Cats had the best night of the season and they gave their fans something to cheer about as they defeated the Trojans with a score of 21 to 14. Randy Gibson had a terrific running night as he chalked up the yards against the Trojans. Ed Thompson also had a good night against the opposition; Ed carried the ball as Fullback. It was a cold night but the Wildcats were HOT.

18 19 Varsity Tried, But . . . The We-Go Wildcats had a difficult season this year, but · they showed great effort. With the new coaches, Mr. Unruh and Mr. Sterner, the team worked out constantly. The tri-cap­ tains, Steve Hensel, Mark Prutzman, and Ed Thompson helped to urge them on·at the practice sessions. Even though the team had great stamina, they couldn't get the points needed to win. The team's conference standing was two wins, five losses. They ended the season in sixth place, tied with Kaneland's Knights. Even though they only won two games, those two games showed that the team's spirit was still high and they had the ability to react fantastically when the pressure was applied to them. In the Batavia vs. West Chicago game, the Cats broke a school scoring record when they scored 60 points. The most exciting and rewarding game for both spectators and players was the Homecoming Game in which the Wildcats fought against undefeated Cary Grove. West Chicago rallied from a two touchdown deficit to a 21-14 victory. Bill Fawell was voted the most valuable on offense, Rick Mills received the most improved player award and most valu­ able on defense, and Ed Thompson was the most valuable overall.

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We're Number One "We're number one," was the Frosh-Soph Football team's thing. And, wow, how Coach DeMay and the team did their thing. It just seemed impossible to put a stop to the Wildkits desire for a victory after victory. No doubt about it, Scott Dierking was out to show what he could do. No matter how hard the other team would try to get him down, he would hit back just a lit­ tle harder. Even though he weighed 175 pounds, he was light-footed and quick with his hands to intercept the ball. "Steal, that ball, and run, brother run." Scott's running was incredible to believe by both friend and foe. In the battle against Geneva, he really managed to astonish the crowds with his footwork by running 96 yatds for a T.D. Out of the 280 points for the season, Scott scored 204. Garry Schmitt made 20 points, Kevin Kaelin and Pete Dombrowski both scored 18 points, Joe Hitzemann, 14 points, and Ken Fry 6 points. But who was that 185 pounds 5'8" dark, handsome middle liner, blocking for the team? (Handsome?) That was Mike Guiliano, jersey number 51. Pud (nickname used by the team) was elected as "Mr. Defense." The Wildkits defense started out slowly, but improved to help the team to its undefeated season. Mike Guiliano lived up to the title as Mr. Defense with his outstand­ ing record of 41 tackles for the season. Dean Dier­ schow and Mark Clandorf both showed excellent skills as defensive players. Dean ended the season with 38 tackles and Mark with 34 tackles. The opponent was only allowed an average of 14.5 points per game, while the Wildkits averaged 35 points per game. Congratulations to the Frosh-Soph Conference Champs.

22 Conference Champs! The Wildcat's Cross Country team enjoyed a very good year as they ran to an 8-3 dual meet record; they were 6-0 in Conference dual meets. They finished first in the Fenton Invitational. Their finest performance of the season was in the Conference meet; they finished four runners in the top ten places. Captains of the varsity squad this year were seniors Rick Engstrom, Dan Bussie, Don Brady and Al Kowalewski. Rick Engstrom holds the team record of 14:54 over the 2.7 mile Reed Park course. Returning next year are varsity letter winners Mike Hanes, Joe Strock, Jim Madison, John Marcello and Fresh­ man Jeff Buikema.

23 International Laugh-In Did you ever wonder what Napolean had up his sleeve? Well, all secrets were told at this year's Language Night presen­ tation of an international Laugh-In, October 8. Skits, jokes, and even commercials were written by the performers, direc­ tors, and anyone interested in the show. French can-can girls danced across the stage bringing with them news of the past, present and future. The Frito Bandito snuck up on a giant hat, stealing fritos from under it. No show would be complete without commercials, but who ever heard of Latin Lay's Potato Chips, and Latin Winston Cigarettes? To top it all was a big German Rubber Duckie. Of course there was the joke wall, which ended in a rush for the cafeteria, where each language booth offered refreshments. The Latin booth filled cups of grape juice to go along with hard bread. The German booth offered delicious peach and apple kuchen. The Spanish booth had mexican wedding cookies, with sandria, a native drink. The French booth served cider with cream puffs, creme de menthe candies, petite foures. A Capella Choir Performs The A Capella Choir forfeited their lunch hour December 18 this year, to sing an hour and a half for all of the men and women on their lunch shifts at General Mills. It proved to be an exciting and rewarding experience. The Choir returned with light spirits and many b9xes of General Mills products. The Christmas Vespers Concert was performed by the Choir, its Madrigals and the Girls Glee Club on December 20, 1970. The Freshman Chorus and Orchestra had their own per­ formance on Tuesday, December 15. Other performances di­ rected by Mr. Benner, were: the Choir's annual presentation on Veteran's Day, when they sang the "Song of Democracy", their Winter Concert February 23, and their Spring Concert June 1. This year our high school was given the honor of having the State Music and Frosh-Soph Winter Concerts held at our school, in which all of our music students competed with over 20 other schools.

25 Vocational Training Interrelated Occupations is designed to prepare both boys and girls for entry into the vocational world, with the aid of classroom and on-the-job training. The student attends related classes in the morning and then goes to his job chosen from one of five areas of vocational training: business marketing and managing, health, industrial oriented, applied biological and agriculture, and personal and public service. The jobs range from chef-training at a local hotel to secretarial work. I.R.O. manages football concession stands and is a member of VICA (Vocational Industrial Clubs of America) and meets monthly for a social meeting. At the end of the year, the students attend a state conven­ tion of VICA in Springfield. Then the year is topped off by the annual Employers-Employee Banquet, given by the group members to honor their employers, officers, and outstanding members of I.R.O. At this time, an I.R.O. member-of-the-year is announced. Cooperative Training

C.W.T. is a cooperative work training program divided into two areas. The first is a work-related class in which the stu­ dent learns general skills and information needed in finding and keeping a good job. For the second part, the student is in­ volved in actual off-campus work experience in the communi­ ty. This involvement helps prepare the student to find gainful employment upon graduation. New this year is the first contracted training program at W .C.C.H.5. It is a cooperative cosmetology class, a two year program run in coordination with the Tricosis School of Cos­ metology in Elmhurst. This is designed for girls in their junio·r and senior years. The girls learn all aspects of cosmetology and are given the opportunity to practice these skills on customers. At the end of the senior year, a girl may become a licensed beauty operator.

I.R.O. student on the job: Henry Escobedo at Pheasant Run.

26 Mike Tesch uses drafting skills at Sidwell Studios. Dave Altman map-drafting at Sidwell Studios.

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Shoot Two, Big Team

The Varsity Basketball Team started slowly, losing quite a few close games the first half of the season. At the start of the second round, Aivars Baumanis was brought up to Varsity from the Sophomore Team. Aivars proved to be an advantage for the Wildcats. The Wildcats showed a steady i~provement, winning seven out of the last eleven games. Orval Jordan led the team in scoring with 505 points. 0. J. was again named to the first team - all-conference. Jeff Baker was elected to the second team - all-conference. The Sophomore Basketball T earn just couldn't seem to get going. They had a disappointing year winning four and losing nineteen. They finished last in the Little Seven Conference. High scorer for the Wildkits was Ken Fry with 216 points dur­ ing the season. High average per game was Aivars Baumanis with a 13.2 average. Leading rebounders were Aivars Baumanis and freshman Gregg Hoffman with 142 and 124 rebounds respectively .

29 Senior-Faculty Game 1971 In the battle between the senior "hicks" and the faculty "aristocrats", the latter came out ahead by a score of 95 to 67. The seniors' "spirits" were high, but the faculty got it all together and proved that their months of practice had not been in vain.

30 A Capella Choir Visits University of Illinois

The A Capella Choir of West Chicago Community High School was asked to attend a "Lecture Concert" at the Uni­ versity of Illinois' Krannert Center for the Fine Arts. It should be noted that our choir was the only high school choir to attend this concert. The A Capella Choir performed a number of songs for an audience of student teachers stud­ ying in the field of music. The student teachers asked ques­ tions of both Mr. Benner and the members of the choir about the field of music at the high school level. When the Lecture Concert had concluded, the A Capella Choir took a tour of the new Krannert Center for the Fine Arts, and then it was homeward bound again. Between the excitement of the concert and the snowstorm which greeted their return, the choir will not soon forget their day at the University of Illinois.

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Varsity Takes Third Sophs Pin Championship

With Freddy The Fish, Coach Grubbs and Coach Owens, both Varsity and Sophomores squads couldn't help but start out with victories over St. Francis; Varsity 47 to 5 and the Sophomores with 43 to 20. That night the Grapplers displayed to the fans the art of sticking, or in other words pinning the opponent in their first match, by pinning one Spartan after another. Varsity went on from there to defeat Oswego in a match that resulted in a We-Go victory 27 to 14. Against Geneva the Grapplers won 40 to 6. The teams final season record was 6 wins, 8 losses. They placed third in both Conference and Dis­ trict. Captains Ed Thompson and Al Kowalewski were elected most valuable. Tom Davis was most improved. Peter Dom­ browski, Randy Gibson, and Rick Lukens were elected next years tri-captains for Varsity. The Sophomores team decided that they weren't going to settle for anything less than the Conference Championship. They were led by two outstanding captains, Chuck Zalesiak and Dave Spohn. Dave achieved a zenith point of success by going through the season with a 23-0 mark. The teams confer­ ence record was 5 wins, 2 losses. The season was one of great spirit and desire along with hard work and determination. These inseparable parts came to a whole with the Conference Championship for the team. A great team effort concluded in a good season and a great deal of pride in the Sophomore Championship.

33 The Mouse That Roared The Mouse That Roared is about the tiny country of Grand Fenwick which declared war on the United States of America · and thereby received aid for rehabilitating their country. Mark Grammer who plays Tully, the simple-minded leader of the operation, believes he is supossed to win and captures the new peace weapon called the "Q Bomb," which was created by the U .5. By doing this he accidently wins the war.

THE MAIN CHARACTERS Tully ...... Mark Grammer Benter ...... James Kenton Count Mount Joy ...... Rick Popelka Her Highness Gloriana the 12th ...... Diana Walker Thespian One-act Plays The One Act Plays were done completely by the Thespians themselves. The students picked the plays, sponsored the plays, and picked the directors. The three directors were The cast and crew of The Mouse That Roared. Diana Walker, Frank luro, and Cindy Schramm. They should be praised for doing all three plays in 2 ½ weeks. The three plays picked we:i;-e The Birthday Party, Evening Star and Waiting for the Bus.

Benter (Jim Kenton) and Count Mount Joy (Rick Popelka) each try to per­ The President (Martin O'Donnell) receives a " message" from the representa­ suade Her Highness (Diana Walker) to his side. tives of Grand Fenwick. 34 In Waiting For the Bus, Edith (Cindy Trennert) tries to talk sense to Benny (Dennis Davis) as Andrew (Steve Borchers) looks on.

Her Highness Gloriana the 12th in all her glory in the throne room. Jim Kenton, Sue Mitz, and Rick Popelka in The Birthday Party. 35 Experiencing Modern Dance '71

Dance Production this year involved both senior and junior girls. The dance class began work in September and the pro­ gram was presented to the public on Valentine's Day .· There were a variety of dances given throughout the pro­ gram with a non-stop effort on the part of all performers. A group that involved juniors and seniors danced to "Tommy," which was a jazz performance. Seniors performed in " Soft Landing on the Moon," an abstract dance, and " Reevers," a folksy type dance. Eileen Keeley was program chairman this year; she did a solo to " Exodus" giving a beautiful interpreta­ tion of the meaning, not just the measures of music. Sally Col­ ford also performed a solo; she danced to the Chicago's " Any­ body Know What Time It Is?" Both Eileen and Sally played a large part in the choreography of all the dances performed by the girls. A dance group from Fenton High School performed two -dances during the program, one of the dances was to " Exodus" but their interpretation was not as moving as Eileen's. To end the program the entire group from We-Go performed the " Irish Jig," which left everyone in high spirits when it was time to leave. Mrs. Jakes, the class's instructor, received two dozen red roses during bows. 36 1971 Talent Show ''One More TiDle''

The Pep Club presented their 1971 Talent Show entitled "One More Time" on April 22. The show included such num­ bers as "Times Have Changed," "America," "Fire and Rain," "Yesterday," "Love," and "Bed of Roses." The non-musical talent in the show included: "The Department Store" and "The Movers" done by the Marx Brothers, and the Black-outs and "Honey Pie" done by the Acme Trucking Company. The 1971 Talent Show exhibited to the students and to the com­ munity the promising talent which is here at West Chicago High School.

37 Fernando, Pitsa and Naomi : International Visitors

This past school year we had the opportunity to play host to expressed interest in the fact that our students are allowed to three foreign students. The AFS student was Fernando Teix­ choose their courses of studies. In their own countries they are eira from Brazil; he stayed with the James Prutzmans. The given a program which they must follow; they cannot choose Rotary student was a girl from Greece, Pits a Kallivokas; she as we can. They all felt that our classes are much easier than stayed with the Harold Higgins. The third foreign student was their own at home. Naomi Maeyoko from Japan. She spent the year in the home of Fernando and Naomi said they found people to be much her Uncle and Aunt, the Frank Watanabes. warmer and friendlier here than at home. Pitsa said the oppo­ All of them arrived here last summer and will be leaving in site. She felt that the people here are friendly but not as warm June for their homelands, which they all miss. They were asked and open as the people of her country. whether they would remain here if given the opportunity, but Being from different regions of the world the students each the answer was "No" from all three. They each felt that they had something to say about our diet here in the U.S. None of were more suited to live in their native lands. They all came them had ever had any kind of pies (meat or fruit or dessert). here for educational purposes, but Naomi expressed her feel­ Naomi was amazed at the amount of beef that we have here and ings more strongly than the others. She was here on her own to decided that hamburgers were her favorite. Pitsa had never learn English because it has become a very important part of seen or heard of sandwiches either. She said they were all right the Japanese education. She feels that she has benefitted great­ - at the right time, but she was accustomed to having fully­ ly and that her year here will aid her when she takes her college prepared, cooked meals, every meal. Fernando said that he too entrance exams, which are very difficult. was not familiar with food in the form of pies, but he liked When asked what they thought of our school system, their them anyway. Beef was nothing new to him because it is a ma­ answers were all favorable; but again they felt that the system jor product of Brazil. works here but it would not work in their countries. They all

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Harried Harriers The West Chicago Cindermen were upset with the results of their track meets this year. Varsity just couldn't get hold of a victory. Losing isn't encouraging, but they went on working and tried hard at each meet. Even though they lost meet after meet, they didn't lose faith in what they them­ selves could do. They tried hard, and that's what counts. Rick Engstrom, Jon Voelz and Greg Haney are seniors on the team. Rick and Greg are both runners. Jon has been working at shot put. Don Voelz has helped the team out with pole vaulting. Next year, Mike Hanes will return as an event runner for the team's half-mile. Joe Strock has been running the mile for the team at 4.55. The sophomores have shown to have had a better season. Bill Fredericks, Armando Romero, Rene Garcia, Frank Ville­ la have done a great job in the team relay. Scott Dierking once again proved his skill as the runner for Cindermen, with 10.5 being his best time. Freshman Greg Hoffman is lead shot putter, with his best throw being 46 3/4.

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Golfers Look to Victory "Desire, dedication to improve, receptiveness to construc­ tive instruction and criticism," was the reply given by coach Mr. Swan when asked what makes a good golf team and golfer. The team has proven its desire by its results this season. Var­ sity ~ith its top players, Mike Parsons, Jay Huff, Bill Hodson, Curt Rohwedel and Ken Kocher, has a record of 5 wins, O loss­ es. The Sophomore record is 3 wins, 1 loss. Next year's teams look very good. The team will only be losing two of its 9 top golfers.

42 Zero- Love As the saying goes, "You can't win them all," and this say­ ing can be applied to the Tennis team, for it hasn't. So far this season, out of 10 matches they have had, only one has resulted in a We-Go victory. Despite the team's losing streak, they kept on trying with spirit and might. Outstanding players were the co-captains for singles, Doug Schmult and Mike Ford, and Joe Butler co-captain for doubles.

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Let's Go, You Guys! The Wildcats started out the season with an undesirable rec­ ord of eight straight losses. Then in the ninth game, the Cats managed to tie with Lake Park 4-4. In their 12th game, the score was We-Go 6, Geneva 4. Against Batavia's Bulldogs, the Cats gave great excitement to the fans when they had to go into nine innings and won with a score of 8-6. Bob Muilenberg was the leading pitcher with four victories. His earned run average was 2.51 and he had 77 strike outs in 61 1/3 innings . Wes Tredup was the leading hitter with a batting average of .329 and 14 runs batted in. Wes lead the team in doubles with six. Besides being an outstanding catcher, Ron McGee was one of the leading hitters all season. Ron's average was .280 and he lead the team in extra base hits with three doubles and four triples.

45 All School Musical: Once Upon a Mattress - A Hit

Minstrel ...... Kevin Lambe But not everything went right the first time. For example, Queen Aggrav ain ...... Peggy Young during the performance, when the Wizard (Randy Gibson) was King Sextimus the Silent ...... Frank luro mixing his brew, fire extinguishers were used for sound effects Princess Winifred ...... Cindy Schramm and, as luck would have it, on their third performance, they ran Prince Dauntless ...... Dennis Davis out. Lady Larkin ...... Diana Walker And remember how everyone thought that Princess Winifred Sir Harry ...... Terry Bruce (Cindy Schramm) was going to fall off the bed when she was tossing and turning? Well, she came close to it a cou pie of times. But all in all the play was a success. The audience showed On May 21, 22 and 23 the musical Once Upon a Mattress was their appreciation by giving a standing ovation after each per­ presented in Weyrauch Auditorium. It was a successful play formance - a West Chicago first. because of the combined effort of actors, dancers, the chorus, To celebrate, the cast and crews went to chorus member Linda orchestra and crews, all under the direction of Miss Marge Skal­ Schuett' s house for the cast party. Afterwards they played foot­ ba and Mr. Charles Greenberg, co-directors and Miss Pam ball and crack-the-whip and had a snake dance down Washing­ Clark, student director. The orchestra was under the direction of ton Street. Mr. Gene Haney. A total of 78 people all worked hard at practices.

Vernon ''Babe'' Jahns Retires After 41 Years of Service As he walked down the hall, peace and quiet suddenly ry. Upon returning, he came to teach at the high school. He has reigned. Who was this small, smiling man in the gray suit who not always been the dean, though. His coaching brought our commanded such power? None other than our own Dean of Frosh-Soph Football Team its first conference title. He also Boys, Mr. Vernon R. Jahns. He could look at students and taught shop, driver's education, and did administrative work. make them feel guilty, even if they weren't doing anything · He has enjoyed the twenty-seven years he's been with us wrong. Yet, for those students who have known him, he has because he loves teenagers and always enjoyed teaching. As been a kind and very understanding man. Mr. Jahns said, "The association with the students makes it all He was the youngest of five children in his family, so people worthwhile." He feels that the students respected his job and hegan calling him·"Babe." The name has stuck ever since, until didn't resent him personally. They just "took their lumps and today that is what all his friends call him. He attended North­ came back for more!" ern State Teachers College in DeKalb, and Northern Illinois He realizes that there are many problems in this school. He University for a two year diploma and his B.E. When he first feels the most prominent ones are truancy, smoking and van­ came to West Chicago, he began teaching at the junior high, dalism. He feels it isn't that the problems have changed where he taught shop for thirteen years. World War II inter­ through the years, we just hear more about them. They are rupted his teaching, and he went to work in an airplane facto- harder to solve, however. The town has grown so that he doesn't know all the students and their parents. It is difficult to contact the parents because both are often times working. If anyone knows Mr. Jahns very well or has ever stopped to talk to him in the hall, they know that he has a delightful sense of humor. When asked whether he will miss working, he re­ plied, 'TU miss the challenge of the day to day, but not the oth­ er part!" Besides teaching and being Dean, Mr. Jahns has been very active as a citizen. Here in West Chicago he has been involved in the Boy Scouts, Community Fund, and the West Chicago Indians, a baseball team. (He also played semi pro basketball with the Elburn Collegians.) He is a man with hobbies, memo­ ries, ideas and hopes. He enjoys fishing, hunting, lapidary work and all kinds of shopwork. After his retirement, he has no special plans. He would just like to take it easy and "play it by ear." He has hopes of traveling, vacationing at his cabin in Michigan, visiting his children, and working at his own leisure. He is looking forward to being able to get up and go anywhere, whenever he wants to. In a year, he has expectations of a trip to Alaska - driving up through Washington and Canada, coming back on a scenic boat trip through the glaciers in the Pacific Ocean. He has many wonderful memories to take with him and cherish. Our school has been a big part of his life and he will not forget it, just as we will never forget him. We wish him much happiness and enjoyment in his retirement!

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Protn ''Re1ne1nbrances''

This year's prom was held May 29 at Pheasant Run. Ap­ proximately 100 couples danced to the music of Lou Wells and his orchestra. Cindy Klingman was crowned Prom Queen. Her attendants were Kim Atkinson, Ann Carey, Ann Higgins, and Susan Kleinedler.

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NHS and NM Winners Scholarship, leadership, character, and service are the four qualities that are looked for in National Honor Society mem­ bers. Seniors that maintain a B average are eligible for member­ ship. All teachers who have taught here for at least one year are given the names of these students. The teachers indicate which students they feel deserve NHS membership. January 13 was· the initiation of those elected in November. Before their parents and friends, initiates received their pins from Miss Charlotte Ekern and Mr. David Ream. Other teach­ ers who helped in the planning of the evening were Miss Patri­ cia Peterson and Mr. Howard Holcombe. Following the initia­ tion, refreshments, made by the home economics department, were served in the library. Six seniors scored high on the National Merit Test which they took in February of their junior year. Scoring in the upper two percent of seniors in the nation and receiving Letters of Commendation were: Thomas Davis, Walter Dempsey, Mi­ chael Lynch, David Reynolds, and Marcia Utech. Carol Kloubec, scoring well on the National Merit Test, took the Scholastic Aptitude Test. After this final test she was placed among the upper one percent of seniors in the nation and re­ ceived a Certificate of Merit.

NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY FIRST ROW: Christine Smith, Linda Golden, Gladys Simandl, Joan Maas, Hoppe, Cynthia Valeske, Nancy Ulbricht, Sandra Chasteen. THIRD ROW: Patricia Fota, Wendy McClurg. SECOND ROW: Marcia Utech, Penelope Spel­ Thomas Davis, Mark Prutzman, Jeffrey Baker, Michael Lynch, Larry Mesner, man, Grace Johnson, Donna Hensel, Carol Kloubec, Sandra Stone, Virginia Walter Dempsey. 52 David Reynolds Michael Lynch

Carol Kloubec

Marcia Utech Walter Dempsey Thomas Davis 53 Class of 1971 Graduates Graduation procedures began with a combined Baccalaureate/Honors Convocation, held June 9 at 8:00 in the Bishop Gym. Reverend Howard Westlund spoke on the topic "Who Cares?" The orchestra played the processional and re­ cessional, and A Cappella Choir sang "The Last Words of Da­ vid." The awards were presented, and the foreign-exchange students reminisced about their year in West Chicago. Carol Kloubec and Marcia Utech were named Valedictorians. Graduation was held June 11 in the Bishop Gym at 8:00. Mr. Ernest E. Hanson, Vice President of Student Personnel at Northern Illinois University, was the commencement speaker. His topic was "Youth of the 70's." The concert band played the "William Tell Overture" as their special music of the night. Walter Dempsey, the 1971 class president, presented the class gift, a contribution to the Weyrauch Memorial Fund. Superin­ tendent Jerald Saimon presented the class. Principal Richard Howard read the names of the graduates as Mr. Robert Wes­ trom, president of the Board of Education, presented the diplo­ mas to the 265 graduates.

54 55 56 57 BOARD OF EDUCATION

Richard Gatehouse, David Baker, James Murphy, President Robert Westrom, Mrs. Donald Besser, Dr. John Clark, John Klingberg. ADMINISTRATION

Noel Swinford Business Manager Eastern Illinois University B.S., Northern Illinois University M.S.

Vernon Jahns Winifred Thomassen Superintendent Jerald J. Saimon Principal Richard L. Howard Dean of Boys Dean of Girls Northern Illinois University B.E., Northwest­ University of Illinois B.S., M .Ed. Northern Illinois Universi­ Illinois State University ern University M .A., Loyola University. ty B.E. B.Ed.

58 FACULTY

ELAINE ALM: English, Communications; North Central College B.A.

STEPHEN ARNOLD: Sociology, Government; Northern Il­ linois University B.S.

WILLARD BEEBE: Art; Cornell College, Iowa B.A., Northern Illinois University M.S.E.

ELIZABETH BEHRENS: Guidance Counselor; Northwest­ ern University B.S., Northern Illinois University M.S.

RONALD BENNER: Vocal Music; University of Chicago B.M.E., Illinois Wesleyan University M.M.E.

FE' BRITTAIN: Spanish; Florida State University B.A., Middlebury College M.A.

DEAN BURGESS: English; Northwestern University B.A.

FRANK BURZYNSKI: Math; Wisconsin State University, Eau Claire, Wisconsin B.S.

CHARLES COWDEN: Metals; Bradley University B.S., Northern Illinois University M.S.

KARL COYNER: Chemistry; Indiana University B.A., M.A.

KATHERINE COYNER: English, Challenge; Valparaiso University B.A.

JOSEPH CRICKARD: Bookkeeping, Personal Typing, Rec­ ord Keeping; Illinois State University B.S.

DAVID DEAN: Mechanical Drawing, Architectural Draw­ ing, Technical Drawing; Illinois State University B.S., M.S.

JOHN DELAP: Director of Guidance, Counselor; Southern Illinois University B.A., M.S.

GILBERT DEMAY: Geography, Modern History; Western Illinois University B.S., University of Illinois M.S.

JOSEPH DICHTL: Biology, Horticulture; North Central Col­ lege B.S., Northeastern Illinois State College M.A.

DIANNE DOUGLAS: Clothing, Chef's Class; Southern Illi­ nois University B.S.

CHARLOTTE EKERN: English, Creative Writing; North Central College.

VIRGINIA FAIRBANK: English; University of Illinois B.A., Northern Illinois University M.S.

JAMES GARBE: Inter-related Occupation; Eastern Illinois University B.S.

59 GAIL GEORGE: Physical Education, Driver Education; Illi­ nois State University B.S.

LOREN GETZ: Social Studies, American History; Wheaton College B.A., Northern Illinois Uhiversity M.A.

MARY GIBSON: Business Education, Typing; MacMurray CollegeA.B.

MILAN GORDON: Spanish; Roosevelt University M.A., College Of Languages B.A.

CHARLES GREENBERG: Speech; Southern Illinois Univer- sity B.5. .

LEE GRUBBS: Physical Education, Driver Education; South­ ern Illinois University.

PETER HAAS: English, Communications; Holy Cross Semi­ nary B.A., Wisconsin State University, Whitewater, Wiscon­ sin, B.5.

GENE HANEY: Orchestra, Music Theory, Chamber Music; Eastern Illinois University B.5., M.5.

RONALD HANSEN: Math, Physical Education; Northern Illinois University B.S., M.S.

ALLAN HOFLAND: Director-Basic Skills, Guidance Coun­ selor; Wheaton Collge B.A., B.D., Northern Illinois Universi­ ty M.S.

HOWARD HOLCOMB: Modern History, Ancient History; Beloit College B.A., University of Illinois Ed.M.

ANGELA JAKES: Physical "Education; Northern Illinois University B.S.

LINDA JENKS: German; University of Wisconsin B.A., M.A.

WILLIAM JOHNSON: C.W.T. Coordinator; Trinity College A.B., Loyola University M.S.

LORRAINE JORDAN: Physical Education; Illinois State University B.S., M.S.

ROY KIISKILA: -Shorthand, Office Machines, Personal Typ­ ing; Illinois State University, Normal B.S., Northwestern University M.A.

WAYNE KOSEK: English, Communications; Illinois State University B.S.

LEWIS KRIBS: American History; Southern Illinois Univer­ sity B.S.

CLARENCE KYGER : Physical Education, Driver Education; Northern Illinois University B.S., M.S.

ROGER LINCOLN: Basic Electricity, Basic Electronics, Gen­ eral Woodworking; Western Illinois University B.S. 60 GARY LUNAK: Special Education; Illinois State University B.S.

FRANCES MCGAWN: French; Berea College B.A., Middle­ bury College French School M.A.

LAWRENCE MCNAMARA: English, Communications; St. Procopius College A.B.

RAYMOND MEADER: Physics, Physical Science; Beloit College B.A.

CAROL MILLER: Biology; University of Missouri B.S.

ROGER MILLER: Math, Driver Education; Western Illinois University B.S., Bradley University M.S.

JOHN MURPHY: ·Math; Western Illinois State University B.S., M.S., University of Notre Dame M.S., University of Wyoming Ed.D.

ESTHER NELSON: Guidance Counselor; Northeastern Illi­ nois State B.Ed., Northwestern University M.A.

PAUL NETZEL: General Business, Recordkeeping, Personal Typing, Business Law; Illinois State University B.S.

ROBERT OWENS: Biology SM, Physical Education; North­ ern Illinois University B.S.

MARY PATTERSON: Freshman Reading, Developmental Reading; Geneva College B.S.

EUGENE PETERSON: Guidance Counselor; Northern Illi­ nois University B.S., M.S.

PATRICIA PETERSON: Typing, Secretarial Practice; Whea­ ton College B.A., Northern Illinois University M.5.

SUSAN PRICCO: French; Northern Illinois University B.A., Illinois State University M.A.

ROBERT PRICE: Physical Education; Northern Illinois Uni­ versity B.E., M.E.

DAVID REAM: American Government; Carleton College B.A.

JAMES RUMBERGER: Art; Wheaton College B.A.

KATHRYN RUNDLE: Foods; Eastern Illinois University B.S.

RONALD SALZMAN: Math; Wheaton College B.S.

WILLIAM SARGENT: Band, Music Appreciation; Eastern Illinois University B.S.

61 RAEANN SCHMEHR: Home Arts, Chef's Class; Northern Illinois University B.S.

RUSSELL SEVERE: English; Illinois State University B.S., M.S.

CONSTANCE SIEDLECKI: Special Education; Saint Dom­ inic College B.A.

LA VORA SINGLETON: Physical Education; Northern Illi­ nois University B.S., Indiana University M.S.

MARGARITE SKALBA: Drama, English; Indiana State University B.S.

JAMES SMITH: American Government, Economics; North­ ern Illinois University B.S., University of Wisconsin M.S.

KATHLEEN STERNER: Sewing, Psychology for Living; University of Nebraska B.A.

ROBERT STERNER: Driver Education; University of Ne­ braska B.S.

DENNIS STEVENS: Math; Northern Illinois University B.S.,M.S.

GEORGE STRECKER: American History; Illinois State Uni­ versity B.S.

MARY SULLIVAN: Geography, Social Studies; University of Wisconsin B.S.

HOW ARD SW AN: Math; Eastern Illinois University B.S., M.S.

PAUL UNRUH: Physical Education; Westmar College B.A., University of Iowa M.A.

VISVALDIS VIDMANIS: Librarian; Southern Illinois Uni­ versity B.S., Northern Illinois University M.A.

NORMA WISSING: English, Latin; North Central College, B.A., Northern Illinois University M.S.

ROBERT YOUNG: Woodworking; Northern Illinois Univer­ sity B.S.

STAFF LEE YUNKER: Math; Elmhurst College, B.S., University of Illinois M.Ed.

MARY ANDERSON: Secretary

JENNY BALONG: Cook

62 SUSAN BLOCK: Librarian MARY GINN: Secretary ANN HALLMAN: Audio Visual MARY ANN HENSEL: Cook LOIS HORTON: Librarian

EDWIN JOHNSON: Custodian RUTH KLOUBEC: Secretary WALTER KLUG: Custodian JAMES KOSTNER: Custodian HENRIETTA KOVARIK: Secretary

LINDA KROSEL: Secretary WANDA LUKA: Cook FRITZ MAMAT: Custodian PATRICIA MILLIGAN: Secretary WILLIAM METZGER: Custodian

EILEEN POIRIER: Librarian JOYCE PRICE: Secretary HELEN ROHDE: Secretary DOROTHY RAKOW: Cook EDNA ROOT: Cook

ROSEMARY SOTO: Nurse GLENN SUTER: Custodian CHARLES TUCK: Custodian KATHE WARD: Custodian ZENAITE YURO FF: Cook

63 64 SENIORS

DIANNE ADAMSON: Honor Roll 4.

DAVID ALTMAN: Spring Musical 1,2,3,4; Interrelated Occupations 4; Concert Band 1,2,3,4; Orchestra 1,2.

DIANE ANDERSON

STEVE ARMBRUST: Cadet Band 1; Concert Band 2.

PAMELA BAETHKE: Honor Roll 1,3,4; Speech Club 1,2; Spanish Club 1, 2,3; Class Board 2; Freshmen Chorus l; Math Tutor 3; Dance Production 1; Girls Gymnastics Team 2,4; S.P.C. 3,4.

LILY BAHR

NANCY BAILEY: Freshmen Chorus l; Dance Production 4.

GARY BAKER: Honor Roll 4; Spanish Club 1,2,3,4; King's Gambit 1,2; P.E. Leader 4; Basketball 1; Baseball 1.

JEFFREY BAKER: Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 4; Cadet Band 1; Concert Band 2; Varsity Club 4 - President; P.E. Leader 4; Football 1,2; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4.

RUSS BANJAVCIC: Honor Roll 1,2,3,4.

PAMELA BELDING: Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Student Council 2; Pep Club Board 2,4; French Club 1,2,3,4; All-School Play 2,4; One-Act Plays 4; Spring Musical 1; Freshmen Chorus l; Wego-Ego 2,3,4; Cadet Band l; Concert Band 2,3,4; Dance Production 4.

RICHARD BELLO: Freshmen Chorus 1; A Capella Choir 2,3,4.

DIANE BESSER: French Club 1,2; Spring Musical 2,3,; Orchestra l; Dance Production 1,2,4.

JAMES BITTER

TERRY BLUM

65 KAREN BONO

GARY BOOSTED: Spanish Club 3; Golf 3.

TERRI BOWMAN: Honor Roll 3,4; Pep Club Board 4; Spanish Club 1,2; Class Board 3; Attendance Aide 4; Cafeteria Helper 4; Math Tutor 3; Girls Gymnastics Team 4; Wrestling Cheerleader 4-Queen; Prom Court 3; Homecoming Court 4.

ANNE BRACH: Pep Club Board 1,2,3,4; Freshmen Chorus 1; Girls Glee Club 2; A Capella Choir 3,4; P.E. Leader 4; Dance Production 4; Girls Gymnastics Team 2.

DONALD BRADY : King's Gambit 3,4; Varsity Club 3,4; P.E. Leader 4; Wrestling 2,3,4; Cross Country 1,2,3,4; Track 2; Baseball I ; Lions Club.

JON BRICKNER: Transfer student from James Madison H.S., Milwaukee, Wisconsin 3; S.P.C. Y,4.

DONNA BRINER

KAREN BRITTON

PAULA BROOKS

BARBARA BROSTED: Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; French Club 1,2,3,4-Vice­ President, P.E. Leader 4; Intramural Fencing Team 2.

LINDA BROWNE: French Club 2; Class Board 1,2,3-Treasurer; Freshmen • Chorus l; Attendance Aide 4; Dance Production 4; C.W.T . 4.

TIM BRUCE: Interrelated Occupations 4; Basketball I ; Golf 1,2.

PEGGY BUENROSTRO: Spring Musical 2; Attendance Aide 2,3; Cafe­ teria Helper 2,3; C.W.T. 4.

GREGORY BUIKEMA: Transfer student from Southport H.S., Indianapo­ lis, Indiana 2; P.E. Leader 4; Football 3; Basketball 2; Cross Country 2; Track2,3.

ROBERT BURDEN

66 DAN BUSSIE: Honor Roll 1,4; Concert Band 1,2,3,4; Orchestra 2,3,4; P.E. Leader 4; Wrestling 1,2; Cross Country 1,2,3,4-Captain; Track 1,2,3.

TRACIE BUSSLER: Class Board 3-Secretary; Spring Musical 2; Freshmen Chorus 1; Dance Production 4; Girls Gymnastics Team 3; Wrestling Cheerleader 2.

RITA BUTLER: Honor Roll 3,4; French Club 3,4; S.P.C. 3,4.

THOMAS BUTLER

JAMES BYLAND: Interrelated Occupations 4.

OLGA BYTNER: Future Teachers of America 4; Latin Club 4.

MICHAEL CARLOCK

CATHY CHAMBERS: January graduate.

THOMAS CHAPMAN: Honor Roll 2,3; Hall Monitor 4.

SANDRA CHASTEEN: Honor Roll 2,3; Kaleidescope 2.

THOMAS CHEEHY: Transfer student from Lake Park H.S., Roselle, Illi­ nois 2; Honor Roll 2,4; Varsity Club 4; P.E. Leader 4; Basketball 2,3,4; Golf 2,3,4.

DAWN CLARK: Honor Roll l,2,3,4; One-Act Plays 1; Spring Musical 1,2, 4; Concert Band 1,2,3,4; Orchestra 1,2,3,4; Cafeteria Helper 1,2.

MARC CLARK: Basketball 1.

SALLY COLFORD: Honor Roll 3; Challenge 4-Curriculum Editor; Future Teachers of America 3; French Club 1,2,3; Spring Musical 2; Dance Pro­ duction 2,4; S.P.C. 3,4-President.

SHEILA CONRAD

67 GAIL CORWIN

DARRELL COTIE: Science Helper 2,3,4.

VICTOR COVARRUBIAS: Pep Club Board 1; Folk Rock Society 3; Wres­ tling 1,2.

PENNY COYNE: All-School Play 4.

STEVE CZAJKA: Cadet Band 1; Concert Band 2; Varsity Club 2,3,4; P.E. Leader 4; Football 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 1,2; Track 1,2,3,4.

MARCIA DAGLEY: Honor Roll 3,4; Pep Club Board 1,2; French Club 3; Class Board 3,4; Spring Musical 2; Library Aide 1; Cafeteria Helper 4; Nurses Aide 4; Girls Gymnastics Team 4; Football-Basketball Cheerleader ·2,3,4.

DEBBIE DALTON: Spanish Club 2 ; Interrelated Occupations 4.

THOMAS DAVIS: Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 4; Student Council 4; Spring Musical l; King's Gambit 2,3,4-President; A Capella Choir 2; Varsity Club 4; P.E. Leader 4; Basketball 1; Wrestling 2,3,4.

DEBRA DAY: Honor Roll l ; Spanish Club 2,3; Interrelated Occupations 4.

KEITH DAY: Varsity Club 3,4; P.E. Leader 4; Football 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 1,2-Captain, 3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4.

MARGARET DAY: Honor Roll 3,4; Dance Production 4; S.P.C. 3,4.

VALERIE DEBES : Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; French Club 1,2; Class Board l ; Spring Musical 2; Girls Glee Club 2; A Capella Choir 3; Dance Production 4.

DONNA DEGRAVE: Transfer student from St. Charles H.S., St. Charles, Illinois 2.

LINDA DEGROOT

MICHAEL DEMING

68 WALTER DEMPSEY: High Honor Roll I; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 4; Student Council 1,2,3; Class Board 4-President; King's Gambit 2; Freshmen Chorus l; Varsity Club 3,4; P.E. Leader 4; Football 1, 2; Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4.

PAM DETTMANN: Honor Roll 1,2; Pep Club Board 4; Spanish Club 1,2, 3; Cadet Band 1; Concert Band 2; Attendance Aide 3,4; Cafeteria Helper 4; Dance Production l ; Girls Gymnastics Team 2,3,4; Football-Basketball Cheerleader 2,3,4-Captain; Prom Court 3; Homecoming Queen 4.

TOM D~UTSCH: Radio Club 2,3; Interrelated Occupations 4; P.E. Leader 4; Football I; Track 1.

LAURA DIACHUK

ROBERT DIECKMANN: Honor Roll 1,4; Spanish Club 2; All-School Play 2; One-Act Plays 2; Spring Musical 1,2; Freshmen Chorus l; A Capella Choir 2,3; Madrigals 3; Cross Country 1.

CINDY DIETER: Honor Roll 4; Speech Club 2; Speing Musical 2; Wego­ Ego 1,2,3,4; Cadet Band 1; Concert Band 2,3,4; Orchestra 1,2,3; Modern Music Masters 2,3,4.

JERRY DIFAZZIO: Interrelated Occupations 4.

VALERIE DINICOLO: C.W.T . 4.

CATHY DOWNER

WILLIAM DUNNET

ARLAND ELSTROM

DEBBIE ENDERS: Attendance Aide 2.

JOHN ENGSTROM: Honor Roll 3; All-School Play 3; Varsity Club 3,4; Basketball 1,2; Cross Country 1,2,3,4-Captain; Track 1,2,3,4.

ESTEVAN ENRIQUEZ

HENRY ESCOBEDO: Honor Roll 2; Interrelated Occupations 4; Wrestling 1,2.

69 DAVE EVANS: Spanish Club 1,2; P.E. Leader 4; Basketball I ; Golf 2,3.

GILBERT EVANS: Spring Musical 3; Wego-Ego 2,3; Cadet Band 1; Con­ cert Band 2,3,4; Orchestra 2,3,4; Football 1,2; Track 1,2.

LINDA EVANS: Transfer student from St. Francis H.5., Wheaton, Illinois 3.

IRENE FAIRBANKS: Honor Roll 1; Library Aide 3; Girls Gymnastics Team 4.

STEVE FA WELL

THOMAS FELTES: Honor Roll 1,3,4; Varsity Club 4; P.E. Leader 4; Foot­ ball 2; Track 3,4.

DENISE FIENE: Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Challenge 2,3-Sports Editor, 4-Editor­ in-Chief; French Club 1; Class Board 1,2-President; Cadet Band 1; Concert Band 2; Library Aide 1; P.E. Leader 4; P.E. Secretary 4; Dance Production 4; Prom Court 3.

PAT FOTA: Honor Roll l ,2,3,4; Speech Club 1,2,4; French Club 1,2,3,4; Debate 2; All-School Play 2,3; Spring Musical 2; Freshmen Chorus l ; Girls Glee Club 2 ; A Capella Choir 3,4; Modem Music Masters 1,2,3; Madrigals 4; Speech Tutor 3.

CIPRIANO GARCIA: Spring Musical 2,3,4; Cadet Band 1; Concert Band 2,3,4; Orchestra 2,3,4.

ERENE GARCIA

WALTER GAVAND: Football 2,3.

BOB GINN: Honor Roll I,4; P.E. Leader 4.

CARL GLOSENGER: Honor Roll 3,4; P.E. Leader 4; Basketball 1,2,3.

DEBRA GOETZ: All-School Play 1,2; Interrelated Occupations 4; Attend­ ance Aide 1,2,3; Cafeteria Helper 1,2,3; Perfect Attendance 1,2,3,4.

LINDA GOLDEN: Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 4; German Club 1,2; Spring Musical 3; Freshmen Chorus 1; A Capella Choir 3,4; Girls Glee Club 2; Modem Music Masters 1,2,3,4; Nurses Aide 3; Math Tutor 3; Girls Gymnastics Team 4; S.P.C. 3,4.

70 OSCAR GOMEZ

MARK GRAMMER

DIANE GRAVER: Freshmen Chorus l ; Girls Glee Club 2; A Capella Choir 3,4; Attendance Aide 1,2; Guidance Aide 3; C.W.T. 4.

PATRICIA GRUBBS: Pep Club Board 1,2; Spring Musical 4; Library Aide 3; Attendance Aide 1,2,3,4; Cafeteria Helper 4.

MARGO GUERRA: Dance Production 4; Girls Gymnastics Team 3; Prom Queen 3; Homecoming Court 4.

JANET GUNNELL: Honor Roll 1,2; Spanish Club 1,2; All-School Play 1.

PEGGY HAGER: Attendance Aide 4; Dance Production 4.

MICHAEL HALL: Honor Roll 1,2; Spanish Club 2; Interrelated Occupa­ tions 4; Cadet Band 1; Concert Band 2,3; Orchestra 2; Modern Music Mas­ ters 1,2; P.E. Leader 4; Football 1,2; Wrestling 1,2; Track 1,2; Rotary and Lions Boy .

WILLIAM HALLOCK

PATRICIA HAMMOND: Future Teachers of America 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 1,2; All-School Play 3; Spring Musical 2; Cadet Band 1,2; 5.P.C. 3,4.

IRL HANEY: Cadet Band 1,2; Concert Band 3,4; Cross Country 3,4; Track 2,3,4; Intramural Basketball 3,4.

CHARLENE HANSEN

DAVID HASS: Interrelated Occupations 4; Cadet Band 1; Concert Band 2, 3,4.

TERRY HEIN: Honor Roll 4; Varsity Club 3,4; P.E. Leader 4; Basketball 1, 2,3-CoCaptain, 4-Captain; Track 1; Hall Monitor 4; Lions Boy 3; Rotary Boy 4 .

SHARON HENKLEMAN: Audio Visual Aide 2.

71 DONNA HENSEL: Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 4; Student Council 3; Pep Club Board 2,3,4; Spanish Club 1,2,3,4; Class Board 1,4; Library Aide 1; Guidance Aide 2,3; Dance Production 4; Homecoming Court 4; Porn Pon Squad 4.

STEVE HENSEL: Honor Roll 2,3,4; Concert Band 1; Varsity Club 3,4; P.E. Leader 4; Football 1,2,3,4-Captain; Wrestling 1,2,3; Track 2,3,4; Hall Mon­ itor 4.

GAIL HERMAN: Interrelated Occupations 4.

LINDA HILL

RANDALL HILL: Football 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 1.

MARCIE HOLBACH: Thespians 2,3,4; Pep Club Board 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club l; All-School Play l ; One-Act Plays l ; Class Board 1,2; Spring Musi­ cal 2,3; Girls Glee Club 2; A Capella Choir 3,4-Vice President; Songsters 3; Cafeteria Helper 3,4; Girls Gymnastics Team 4; Porn Pon Squad 4.

GINNY HOPPE: Transfer student from Addison Trail H.S., Addison, Illi­ nois 2; Honor Roll 2,3,4; National Honor Society 4; Student Council 3,4; French Club 2,3,4-President; All-School Play 2,3; Attendance Aide 3; Guidance Aide 4; Dance Production 4; Girls Gymnastics T earn 2; Girls Tennis Team 2,4; Homecoming Court 4; S.P.C. 3,4.

JAY HUFF: Varsity Club 4; Golf 2,3.

FRANK IURO: Honor Roll 2; Thespians 4; Future Teachers of America 3, 4; French Club 2,3,4; All-School Play 2,3,4; Spring Musical 2,3,4; A Capel­ la Choir 4; Boy's Octet 4; S.P.C. 3,4.

KATHLEEN JAMES: Spanish Club 2; All-School Play 4; One-Act Plays 4; Spring Musical 4; Interrelated Occupations 4; Library Aide 2; Girls Gym­ nastics T earn 4.

LAURA JARDINE: Transfer student from Jonesboro H.5., Jonesboro, Georgia 3; Library Aide 3; Future Teachers of America 4.

DEBBIE JENTSCH: Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Interrelated Occupations 4-Trea­ surer; Guidance Aide 2,3; Math Tutor 3.

GRACE JOHNSON: Honor Roll 1,2,3 ,4; National Honor Society 4; Ger­ man Club 1,2; Spring Musical 1,2,3,4; Wego-Ego 1,2,4; Orchestra 1,2,3,4; Modern Music Masters 1,2,3.

NANCY JOHNSON: French Club 1,2; All-School Play 4; Spring Musical 4; Freshmen Chorus 1; Girls Gymnastics Team 4 .

ORVAL JORDAN: Varsity Club 1,2; Football l ; Basketball 1,2,3,4; All Conference Basketball T earn 3; Baseball 1,2.

72 KATHYRN KAELIN: All-School Play 1,2; Interrelated Occupations 4· Cafeteria Helper 2,3; G.A.A. 1; Perfect Attendance 1.

PITSA KALLIVOKAS: Foreign exchange student from Greece.

EILEEN KELLEY: French Club 1,2; All-School Play 2; Dance Production 4; Girls Gymnastics Team 3; Prom Court 3.

JOHN KINDERMANN JR.: Honor Roll 1; Varsity Club 3,4; Football 1,2, 3; Wrestling 1,2.

WILLIAM KINDERMANN: Student Council 4; Varsity Club 4; P.E. Lead­ er 4; Football 1,4; Wrestling 1,2; Tennis 2,4.

HERB KLEINW ACHTER: Cafeteria Helper 4; P.E. Leader 4.

NANCY KLEINW ACHTER: Spanish Club 2.

ROBERT KLINGBERG: Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Spring Musical 1,2,3,4; Cadet Band 1; Concert Band 2,3,4; Orchestra 2,3,4.

DEBBIE KLINGMAN: Transfer student from Brandon HS., Brandon, Florida 3; Honor Roll 3,4; Guidance Aide 4; Girls Gymnastics Team 4.

CAROL KLOUBEC: High Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 4; Student Council 1,2,3; French Club 1,2; All-School Playl; Class Board 4; Spring Musical 1,2,4; Wego-Ego 1,2,3,4; Concert Band 1,2,3,4; Orchestra 1,2,3,4; Modern Music Masters 1,2,3,4; Girls Gymnastics Team 4; Girls Tennis Team 2,4-Captain.

DEBBIE KORKOSZ: Honor Roll 2,3,4; Student Council 1,2; French Club 1,2,3; Freshmen Chorus 1; Girls Glee Club 2; Math Tutor 3; Dance Pro­ duction 4; Football-Basketball Cheerleader 2.

AL KOWALEWSKI: Varsity Club 2,3,4; P.E. Leader 4; Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Cross Country 1,2,3,4.

KIM KRAFT: Future Teachers of America 1,2,3,4; Latin Club 2,3.

RICK KRUEGER: Cadet Band l; Concert Band 2,3,4.

NORMA LANGNER: Honor Roll 2,4; Spanish Club 2,3-Treasurer; All­ School Play 2.

73 MARK LEMKE: Transfer student from Glenbard West H.S., Glen Ellyn, Illinois 3; Football 3.

JOAN LLOYD: Honor Roll 1,2,3; Future Teachers of America 4; Latin Club 3,4-Treasurer; Spring Musical 1,2; Wego-Ego 2,3; Cadet Band 1; Concert Band 1,2,3,4; Orchestra 1,2,3,4; Modem Music Masters 2,3,4; Girls Tennis T earn 4.

JONI LOCKABY: C.W.T. 4.

ROGER LUESSENHOP: Spanish Club 2; Football 1.

TOM LUKENS: Football 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 1,2; Baseball 1,2,3,4.

JOAN MAAS: Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 4; Future Teachers of America 2,3; Spanish Club 1,2,3,4; Interrelated Occupations 4; Library Aide 2,3,4; Math Tutor 3.

DIANE MADDEN: Interrelated Occupations 4-Secretary; Girls Gymnas­ tics Team 3.

NAOMI MAEYOKO: Foreign exchange student from Japan.

PETER MAPLE: Transfer student from East Aurora H.S., Aurora, Illinois 2; Honor Roll 3; Football 3; Cross Country 3; Tennis 2.

DIANE MARTIN

ALLEN MCCLELLAND

WENDY MCCLURG: Honor Roll 3,4; National Honor Society 4; Chal­ lenge 4-Activities Editor; Future Teachers of America 4; Spanish Club 2.

RON MCGEE: Interrelated Occupations 4; Freshmen Chours 1; Varsity Club 3,4; P.E. Leader 4; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Rotary Boy 3; Lions Boy 4.

JANETTE MCGUYER: Spanish Club 2,3; All-School Play 4; Spring Musi­ cal 4.

DAWN MELOUN: High Honor Roll 1,2,3; Honor Roll l,2,3,4; Student Council 1,2,4; Spanish Club 1,2,3; Class Board 3; Freshmen Chorus l; Modem Music Masters 1.

74 CHUCK MENZEL

ROBERT MERTES: Honor Roll 2; King's Gambit 2; P.E. Leader 4; Football 1,2; Basketball 1.

JOHN MESSNER

PETER MESSNER: Spring Musical 1,2,4; Freshmen Chorus 1; Wego-Ego 2,3,4; Concert Band 1,2,3,4; Orchestra 1,2,3,4; Modern Music Masters 2,3, 4; Radio Club 1,2; Class Board 1-President.

RICK MEYERS: Varsity Club 3,4; P.E: Leader 4; Interrelated Occupations 4; Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1.

JUDI MICEL: Spanish Club 1; Dance Producation 4.

SUE MILLER: Spanish Club 2; Centurion 1,2.

RICK MILLS: Honor Roll 1,2,4; Varsity Club 4; P.E. Leader 4; Football 1,2, 3,4; Track 1,2; Hall Monitor 4.

JOYCE MINER: Honor Roll 2,3; Student Council 1,2; Pep Club Board 2,3; Spanish Club 1,2; Attendance Aide 3; P.E. Leader 4; Wrestling Cheerleader 2.

KAREN MINOR: Attendance Aide 3.

DAN MOLITOR: Thespians 4; All-School Play 3; Spring Musical 3; S.P.C. 3,4.

DEBORAH MOORE: Transfer student from Elgin H.5., Elgin, Illinois 3; Challenge 3,4-Photographer; Thespians 4; All-School Play 3,4; S.P.C. 3,4.

BARRY MORAVEC: Honor Roll 3; P.E. Leader 4; Wrestling 1,2.

JANET MORGAN: Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Orchestra 1,2,3,4.

ANN MORISSEAU: Honor Roll 4; All-School Play 4; Spring Musical 4; Girls Glee Club 2; A Capella Choir 4; Science Helper 3; Nurses Aide 4.

75 CYNTHIA MOYER

VICTORIA NEFF: Spanish Club 2; All-School Play 2.

JULITT A NIXON

DANA O'CONNOR: Attendance Aide 3.

CINDY OSBORNE

MIKE PARSONS: Honor Roll 4; Spanish Club 3,4; Varsity Club 2,3,4; Football 1,2; Basketball 1,2; Golf 1,2,3,4.

DONALD PATITZ: Varsity Club 3,4; Football 4; Wrestling Manager 1,2, 3,4.

JOHN PEDERSEN: Varsity Club 4-Secretary-Treasurer; P.E. Leader 4; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4.

RALPH PETERS: Honor Roll 2,3,4; Varsity Club 4; P.E. Leader 4; Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2.

RANDALL PETRIK: King's Gambit 2; Interrelated Occupations 3,4.

RICK POPELKA: Thespians 4; Pep Club Board 2; All-School Play 3,4; One-Act Plays 4; Spring Musical 4; S.P.C. 3,4.

SUSAN POPPINO: All-School Play 2,3; Spring Musical 3; Cadet Band 1; Concert Band 2,3,4; Library Aide 1; Dance Production 4; Girls Gymnastics Team 3.

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JEFFREY PRICE: Spring Musiqil 3; Freshmen Chorus I ; A Capella Choir 2,3,4; Madrigals 3,4; Boy's Octet 2,3,4; Cross Country 1,2,3.

DAVID PRILL

MARK PRUTZMAN: Honor Rolle 1,2,3; National Honor Society 4; Stu­ dent Council 1,2,3,4-President; Latin Club 1,2; All-School Play 4; One-Act Plays 4; Wego-Ego 1,2,3,4; Concert Band and Orchestra 1,2,3,4; Varsity Club 3,4; P.E Leader 4; Football and Baseball 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 1,2,3; Boy's State 3; Rotary Boy 3; Lions Boy 4. 76 MARIANNE QUINLAN: Transfer student from Good Counsel H.5., Chi­ cago, Illinois 3; Spanish Club 3,4; Library Aide 3,4; S.P.C. 3.

RONNIE RA TUFF

VICKI RENDLEMAN: Honor Roll 2; Student Council 3; Spanish Club 1, 2,3,4- President; Track Queen 3.

DAVID REYNOLDS: Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; German Club 2,3; King's Gam­ bit 2; Freshmen Chorus 1; A Capella Choir 2,3,4; Madrigals 4; Boy's Octet 2,3,4; Basketball I; Cross Country 1,2,3,4; Track 2,3,4.

WILLIAM RHODES

VICKI RICE: Speech Club 1.

JOHN RIEHECKY: Honor Roll 4; Speech Club 2,4; German Club 1,2,3,4; King's Gambit 2; Science Helper 3; Wrestling 2,3; Cross Country 2,3; Track 2,3.

BETTY RIENDEAU

HARRIET ROMANDO: Speech Club 1,2; Library Aide 4.

DEBBIE RONZHEIMER: Honor Roll 2; Thespians 3,4; One-Act Plays 1; Spring Musical 1,2,4; Freshmen Chorus 1; Girls Glee Club 2; A Capella Choir 3; Guidance Aide 4; Girls Gymnastics Team 4.

DEBRA RUMINER: Transfer student from Lakota H.S., Cincinnati, Ohio 2; P.E. Leader 4.

JANET SALGE

DONNA SANDERSON: Honor Roll I; All-School Play 4; One-Act Flays 4; Spring Musical 3; Girls Glee Club 2; A Capella Choir 3,4; Girls Archery Team 3; S.P.C. 4.

ALISON SCHLICHTING

CAROL SCHRAMER: Hall Monitor 4.

77 THEODORESCHRAMER

CINDY SCHRAMM: Honor Roll 3,4; Thespians 2,3,4; Future Teachers of America 1,2; Speech Club 1,2; Latin Club 2,3; All-School Play 1,2,3,4; One-Act Plays 1,2,3,4; Spring Musical 1,2,3,4; Freshmen Chorus l; Girls Glee Club 2; A Capella Choir 3,4; Modern Music Masters 2,3,4; Songsters 3; Madrigals 4; G.R.A. Board 4; Girls Gymnastics Team 2,3,4; Girls Tennis Team 4; 5.P.C. 4.

SCOTT SCHULTZ

THOMAS SCHWANTES: Concert Band 2,3,4; Orchestra 4; Varsity Club 4; P.E. Leader 4; Football 4; Wrestling 2; Track 2; Hall Monitor 4.

MARYLOU SCHWEITZER: Honor Roll 4; Future Teachers of America 4; Wego-Ego 3,4; Concert Band 1,2,3,4; Orchestra 2,3; Modern Music Mas­ ters 2,3.

THOMAS SELLMAN: Honor Roll 1,2; King's Gambit 2; Basketball 1; Track 1,2,3.

RONALD SHANKLE: Spring Musical 1; A Capella Choir 1,2,3,4; Boy's Octet 1.

DONALD SHIRES: Honor Roll l; Concert Band 1,2; P.E. Leader 4; Foot­ ball 1,2,4; Wrestling 1,2; Golf 1,3.

GLADYS SIMANDL: Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 4; Pep Club Board 3,4; Spanish Club 1,2,3,4; All-School Play 1; Class Board 3,4; Cadet Band 1; Concert Band 2,3,4; Dance Production 4; S.P.C. 3,4.

BRUCE SMITH: Honor Roll 1; Latin Club 1; Interrelated Occupations 4; Football 1.

CHRISTINE SMITH: Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 4; Stu­ dent Council 1,2,3; Spanish Club 1,2,3; Girls Gymnastics Team 4; S.P.C. 3, 4.

MERLE SMITH: Cafeteria Helper 4; P.E. Leader 4; Track 1,2,3.

DARRYL SNYDER: Honor Roll 1,2,3; Radio Club 2,3 - President; Bas­ ketball I; Cross Country 1.

HOLLY SORENSEN: Speech Club 2; Audio Visual Aide 1; Library Aide 2; Attendance Aide 3; Girls Archery Team 4.

MARIE SOTO: Girls Glee Club 2.

78 PENNY SPELMAN: High Honor Roll 2; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 4; French Club 1,2,3; Class Board 1; Dance Production 4; S.P.C. 3,4.

SUZI SPODEN: Interrelated Occupations 4; Science Helper 2; Library Aide 1 ; Attendance Aide 3 .

DAYID STEF ANIO

DEBBIE STEJSKAL: Pep Club Board 1; Spanish Club 1,2; All-School Play 1,2,3; Spring Musical 2,3; Attendance Aide 2,3; Dance Production 4; Girls Gymnastics T earn 3; Girls Tennis T earn 2,3.

MARLA STELZER

KATHLEEN STENSETH: Freshmen Chorus 1; Girls Glee Club 2; A Ca­ pella Choir 3,4.

CHUCK STEW ART: Spring Musical 1,2,4; Cadet Band 1; Concert Band 2, 3,4; Varsity Club 3; Football 1,2; Wrestling 1,2,3.

HOMER STOCKTON: Honor Roll 1,3; Science Club 3; Varsity Club 4; Basketball l,2,4; Cross Country 1,2,3,4; Track 1; Tennis 3.

SANDY STONE: Transfer student from A.A. Stagg H.S., Palos Hills, Illi­ nois 2; Honor Roll 2; National Honor Society 4; Student Council 2,4; Spanish Club 2,3,4; Dance Production 4; Girls Gymnastics Team 2,3.

WILLIAM SUPPES

CHARLES SWANSON: Transfer student from Lake Park H.S., Roselle, Illinois 2; Basketball 2; Golf 2,4.

FERNANDO TEIXEIRA: Foreign exchange student from Brazil.

MICHAEL TESCH: Honor Roll 4; Interrelated Occupations 4.

ED THOMPSON: Honor Roll 4; Pep Club Board 4; Class Board 2,3,4; Cafeteria Helper 3,4; Varsity Club 3,4; P.E. Leader 4; Football 1,2,3,4, Cap­ tain; Wrestling 1,2,3,4 - Captain; Homecoming King 4; Baseball l,2,3,4.

PAT TINNES: Varsity Club 4; P.E. Leader 4; Football l,2,3,4; Basketball l ; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Intramural Basketball 2,3,4.

79 BILL TIPPER: Interrelated Occupations 3,4- President.

PAULEEN TODD: Honor Roll 2,3,4; Spanish Club 3; Spring Musical 2; Attendance Aide 2,3; Dance Production 4.

VICKIE TOLEDO: Pep Club Board 1; Spanish Club l; Freshmen Chorus l; Girls Glee Club 2; Girls Tennis Team 2; C.W.T. 4.

WES TREDUP: Cadet Band l; Concert Band 2,3,4; Varsity Club 4; P.E. Leader 4; Football l; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4.

CHERYL TROWBRIDGE: High Honor Roll 1,2,3; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Student Council l; Pep Club Board 1; French Club 1,2,3,4; Freshmen Cho­ rus l; Girls Glee Club 2; A Capella Choir 3; Modern Music Masters 1,2,3; Dance Production 4; Football-Basketball Cheerleader 2; Porn Pon Squad 4.

CHARLOTTE TUCK: Freshmen Chorus 1.

NANCY ULBRICHT: Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 4; Stu­ dent Council 1,2,3; Pep Club Board 1,4; French Club 1,2,3,4; Class Board 4; Spring Musical 1,2; Orchestra 1,2,3,4; Modern Music Masters 1,2,3,4; Dance Production 4; Girls Gymnastics Team 3; Wrestling Cheerleader 2,3, 4 - Captain; S.P.C. 3,4; Illinois Girls State 3. MARCIA UTECH: High Honor Roll l,2,3,4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 4; Future Teachers of America 4; German Club 1,2; Spring Musical 2,4; Wego-Ego 1,2,3,4; Cadet Band l; Concert Band 2,3,4; Orches­ tra 2,3,4; Modern Music Masters 1,2,3. CINDY VALESKE: Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 4; Student Council 4; Challenge 1,2,3,4 - Opening Editor; Kaleidescope 2; French Club 1,2,3,4; Cafeteria Helper 3,4; Dance Produ-tion 4.

RICHARD VANATTA: Football 1,2,3; Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Track 2; Golf 1.

RONDAL YN VAN PELT: Interrelated Occupations 4; Library Aide 2; Cafeteria Helper 1,2,3.

CATHERINE VENTREU 0

ALAN VIDAS: Honor Roll 2; Baseball 2.

JONATHAN VOELZ: Student Council 1,3,4; Speech Club 4; German Club 3,4; Science Helper 2; Cafeteria Helper 4; Varsity Club 3,4; P.E. Lead­ er 4; Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Track 2,3,4.

SUSAN VOELZ: Honor Roll 1,2,3; Majorette 2,3; Freshmen Chorus 1. •

80 ., BARBARA WALKER: Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Science Helper 2,3; P.E. Leader 4.

NED WALLER: Cadet Band 1,2.

JANET WESTLUND: Transfer student from Muskego H.S., Muskego, Wisconsin 3 ; Challenge 3; Future Teachers of America 3,4 - President; French Club 3; Concert Band 3,4; Orchestra 3,4; Cafeteria Helper 4.

BRAD WESTROM: Honor Roll 2; Student Council 4; Spring Musical 2; Varsity Club 4; P.E. Leader 4; Football 1,2; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 2; Golf 1; Hall Monitor 4; Lions Boy 3; Rotary Boy 4 .

WILLIAM WEYRAUCH: Pep Club Board 3; Class Board 1,2- Vice-Presi­ dent, 3 - President; Freshmen Chorus 1 ; Varsity Club 3,4; P.E. Leader 4; Football 1; Wrestling 1,2,3, Most Improved, 4 .

DONNA WHISTLER: Transfer student from Willowbrook H.S., Villa Park, Illinois 1; Interrelated Occupations 3 - Treasurer, 4.

CHRISTOPHER WHITE: Honor Roll 1,2; Wrestling 1; Baseball 1,2.

ANN WYER

NOT PICTURED: MART ALEE ALLEN BRUCE KRONKOW PAULBAER MICHAR LYNCH JOHN BUTLER STEVE MADISON STEVE CLEMENTS LARRY MISNER SUSAN DOMENA JOSEPH MILLER JEFFREY DUCKWORTH DAVID MITCHELL THOMAS FORBES DAVID PILCHER MARTIN FRANKLIN DANIEL ROUTSON EDMUND GARCIA JOSEPH SCARDAMAGLIA BRIAN HAASE JAMESSRIG MIKE HALFPENNY PETER SIEKMANN WILLIAM HAMMOND GEORGE STONEQUIST STEVE HANSBERGER )ANNY VANDERMOLEN RODGER JONES REGINA WARD CORRINE KOESTER DEBRA WILLIAMS ANNE KOTTKAMP MARLENE YOCHERER GRETCHEN KOTTKAMP

81 JUNIORS

Harry Adamson Jean Adorjan Steven Anderson Cindy Appleyard Kim Atkinson Debbie Aulert Janet Bailey

Amy Bambacht Steven Banjavic Beverly Baum Andra-Baumanis Mike Becker Bruce Bennett Diane Beran

Sue Berkes Mark Beutke Richard Bisterfeldt Ernest Blenkle Darlene Blevins Jeffrey Bloomdahl Connie Blum

Martha Boline Susan Brewster Walter Britton Judy Brown Terry Bruce Robert Brugoto Denise Brunoehler

Diane Budreski Joanne Buenrostro Rebecca Buikema Kathy Bussie Dale Butkus Joseph Butler Ruben Campos

Ann Carey Virginia Carver Paul Chase Nancy Chilicki Chester Chorbik Gail Christensen Ricky Christopher

Pamela Clark Timothy Clark Terence Connelly Connie Conson Janice Costello Richard Cowart Eileen Cowper

82 Cheryl Cox Patricia Crane Derel Crawford Cathleen Cyzan Gary Dau Dennis Davis Cynthia DeBates

Pamela DeGrave Janet DeMay Corinne Dieter Lynn Dieter Phillip Dimenza Kimberly Dirr Debbie Diveley

Richard Divito David Dombrowski Denise DuBord Ronald Enders Sharon Everett Thomas Farrell William Fawell

John Feltes Steve Ferguson Barbara Fernandes Debbie Fessler Charles Fiandaca Leslie Fisher Gary Fitzenreider

Lou Fitzsimmons Jeanne Forbes Michael Ford Cindy Freund Wilhelm Fuches Paula Gaede Darrell Gaye

David Gerbig Randall Gibson Mary Ginn Barbara Girsch Kathleen Glosenger Michael Goff Elodia Gomez

James Grobe Earl Guinn Phillip Gunnell Eileen Haagenson Michael H~lin Joan Hammond Michael Hanes

83 Peter Happel Bill Hattula Donna Havemann Katherine Hayes David Heisey Robin Hennessy Amy Henrikson

Christie Hensel Ann Higgins Sandra Hill William Hodson David Hook Merna Hook C~erine Horn

Mark Huber Nancy Huish Kathleen Hummel John Isles Barbara Jackson Sarah Jardine Robert Jeffery

Phillip Jones Rita Jordan Kenneth Kaelin Lois Kalter Craig Kammes Corey Kaylor Kevin Keenan

Bill Keiler Eugene Kelly Kristine Kimes Susanne King Joseph Kirts Susan Kleinedler Carol Kline

Cindy Klingman Kenneth Kocher James Koehring Kim Kolinski Ronald Konen Randy Kowalewski Nancy Kramer

Clifford Krengel Richard LaDoucer AnnLamczyk Polly Lancaster Henry Leighton David Lillie James Line

84 Susan Lockert Thomas Luebker Louise Lukaszka Richard Lukens Kathleen Lynch Richard MacDonald Roberta Mack

James Madison Karen Mann Kathie Mann John Marcello Malcolm Marcoulides Maureen Margolis Kristine Mar kl

Howard Marlowe Laura Martin Sheila Mason 1:-lugo Mayorga Timothy McCracken John McGuyer James Mc Vicar

Pamela Mennecke Charlotte Metaxas Ron Meyers Louise Miller Carolyn Mills SusanMitz Sheila Modaff

Kathleen Moore Jeanne Morisseau Anne Morrison Beverly Mott Robert Muilenburg Mary Murnane Rick Myers

John Neltnor Rebecca Neumann Joseph Nicoloff Gary Nicoski Gary Nottingham Thomas Oas Duane O'Connor

Paula O'Leary Kevin Omelia Michael Oren Alexander Ortiz William Pacheco Denny Pattermann Lou Ann Pattermann

85 Janet Pease Linda Pedersen Kim Penton Donald Peterhans Elizabeth Perkis Diane Pesetski Linda Peters

Frank Peterson Kimerlee Petrik Sarah Phillips Pamela Pieratos Adelina Pineda Lorna Pinkous Jan Plefka

Kathi Polz Victoria Potirala Bari Pratt Marie Prosek Benjamin Purdom David Raap Nancy Rasgaitis

Debra Rathe Willard Reed Richard Reitz Felipe Reyes Robert Richardt Douglas Ricker Beverly Riendeau

Curtis Rohwedel Judy Roller Gilbert Romero Ruben Rosalez Vicki Runner AncieRush Mary Sabathne

Lois Sagerhorn Jean Schlegel Douglas Schmult Delores Schnaitman Elizabeth Schuett Terry Schultz Steven Schulz

Cheryl Seimetz Dianna Sellman Bradley Severe Diane Shamway Susan Sicinski Mark Sickinger Greg Simunich

86 Robert Skudlarek Cheryl Smelser Evie Smith Thelma Smith Mark Smetana Paulette Snyder Neill Sorensen

Steve Stenseth Vicki Stirber Mellodie Stockdale Michael Streadwick Joseph Strock Eric Stroebel Keith Sullivan

Michael Szewczyk Steven Tannenbaum Maryann Tarbox Reed Tepler Edith Tompson Robert Thomson Terrence Tichava

Patricia Timm Amuary Toledo Viki Toms Donald Trentlage Daniel Truitt Catherine Turnquist James Urban

Donald Voelz Claudia Vogt Harold Vogt Debra Voight Laverne Volk Michael Wagoner · Barbera Walker

Diana Walker Gary Walter Joseph Walter John Weiss Paul Westlund Nancy Wheeland Kevin Williams

Patricia Wind Donald Witte Jean Wright Janise Wynant Margaret Young

87 SOPHOMORES

Carl Allen Michael Allen Kevin Armbrust Eric Arnold Sherri Baethke Henry Bahr Olga Barajas

Diane Barnes Dale Baum Aivars Bau nis Karen Beardsley David Becker Flor Bello Rick Bennett

Cynthia Benolken David Benson James Berg Debra Bergquist Barbara Berkes Cynthia Berkes Marianne Bicchinella

Virginia Black George Bourke Susan Bower Mary Bowman Jeffrey Brabec Mary Brach Rita Brand

Barbara Briscoe Jean Brooker Daniel Brosted James Brown Tara Brown Arlene Budreski Steven Butler

Charles Byland Catherine Cagle Janiece Caputo Linda Carlock Linda Cesarone Candace Chambers Janice Chapman

Timothy Chapman Robert Chase Ronald Cheehy Thomas Christian Dan Christner Lucy Circelli Pamela Citron

88 Mark Clandorf Martin Cline Claire Codding Dorothy Cole Becky Colford Caroline Connelly Richard Copher

Michael Cox Michael Cyzan Robert Dagley Thomas Dalton Dawn Davis Jean Derby Lori Dettman

Patricia Deutsch Kevin DeVereux Kathleen Devore Karene Dewey Scott Dierking Dean Dierschow Marla Dierschow

Thomas Difazzio Rebecca Dohogne Peter Dombrowski Laddie Dosedel James Doyle Hildy Dresch Leonard Duckworth

Janet Ebelt Theodore Edminson Cathy Ekstrom Keith Enders Michael Fairbanks Maria Falzone Judith Fawell

Edward Feltes Keith Ferguson Randall Ferguson Diane Ferraro Robert Fidler Douglas Fiene Carol Fisher

Charles Fisher Alice Folino Katherine Ford John Fota Trent Frederickson William Fredericks Kenneth Fry

89 Anne Gage Brian Gallegos Richard Gans berg Anita Garbacz Stephanie Garrett Erasmo Garza Fernando Garza

Mark Gibson Michael Giuliano Suzanne Goerke Maria Gomez Marcia Griffin Donna Grover Joseph Grover

Linda Groves Rita Haase Patricia Habercamp Phyllis Hager Brett Halfpenny Valerie Hall Carolyn Hallett

Delane Hallock Heather Haney Randall Hansen Scott Hansen Rhonda Hanson Nita Harris Kim Hartjen

Donna Hartsing Joseph Havlin Stephen Henkel Kevin Henle Anthony Herman John Herman Chris Hersee

Robert Hessels Michael Higgins Steven Hill Joseph Hitzemann Robert Hoppe Marcia Horzich Raymond Ingraham

Robert Jacobus Gloria J akopchek Wayne James Patricia Jassak Daniel Jeffery Robert Johson Miriam Johnson

90 Michael Jolls William Jordan Amy Kammes Dennis Kelley Tara Kelley James Kenton Thomas King

Philip Klein Theodore Koplin Donna Kouba Karen Krafft Debra Kruceck Kary Kyger Eugene Lambert

Robert Land Donald Lederman Denise Lindstrom Gary Lisewski Robert Liveszey Sally Mack Jane Madison

Judith Malek Edna Markham James Marsh Virginia Marziani Christie Mason Roxanne Matejovsky Jeffery Matheson

Janet McGriff Wanda McGuffey Linda McGuyer Sharon McIntosh Patricia Menefee Paula Mennecke Frank Michels

Alan Miller Lisa Miller Nancy Miller Ruthann Mitchell Deana Moody Colleen Moore David Morrissey

Sandra Moyer Brenda Moylan Thomas Mueller Joan Murmane Jay Murphy Dean Nelson Leif Nelson

91 Patricia Nelson Mark Nicholson Josette Noonan Larry Nottingham Anthony Novak Ronald O'Donnell Grizelle O'Neill

Joleen Pannarale Michael Panzella Linda Para Bonnie Parlett Bobbi Pease Catherine Perkis Gary Peterson

Jill Plefka Henry Polz Richard Poppino David Purdom Deborah Quinn Kathryn Ratliff ' Sandra Rauschenberger

Marcia Read Robert Reed Ruth Reeves Rita Rendleman Dwight Richards Mary Richardt Christina Roberg

Deborah Rohwehdel Rosalinda Rojas Timothy Roop Jill Rose Peggy Ruch Karen Ruminer Helen Sallis

Margaret Santiago Richard Scardamaglia Michael Scheffler John Schmitt Susan Schmult Frank Scroeder Linda Schuett

Jeannette Schultz Edward Serwach Barbara Shemonia Karen Siefert Walter Siems Jeffrey Sills Laurie Silvernail

92 Pamela Simmons April Singletary Sherry Sisk Mary Slivinski Jeannie Smetana Judy Smetana Daniel Smith

Paula Smith Philip Smith Vanessa Smith Patrick Smrz Stella Soto Stephen Southward William Spelman

Sandra Stefanowski Jeffrey Stelzer Robert Stern Richard Stone Jeffrey Stout Laurie Streadwich Leah Sturn

Arne Swanson Karen Swason Avis Swenson Donna Taylor Debra Teal Timothy Tesch Carolyn Teske

Roy Thatcher Terri Theis Susan Thomas Sharon Tirrun Christine Tinnes Miriam Toledo James T onkinson

Janet Tredup Cindy Trennert Barbara Urban David Valenti Joseph Van Susan Vlahos Erika Vlasic

William Wampach Michael Watts Marilyn Weinbauer Charles Wenk Cynthia Whitfield Philip Whitlock Anne Whitwood 0

93 Jeffrey Wilkening Sharon Willett Beatrice Willeumeuier Mark Williams Timothy Wipf Karen Wolsfeld Carol Yocher er

Karen Zachara Charles Zalesiak Rebecca Zarate Lee Zimmerman Terri Zimmerman

94 FRESHMEN

Janet Adeszko GezimAdili Susana Alcazar Charles Allen Kirk Anderson Linda Anderson Barbara Atkinson

Janet Atwater Steven Auble Mike Aulert Michael Bailey Susan Bailey Donna Baker Retha Baker

Marianne Balthis Debbie Banbury Dina Barajas Mark Basel Melissa Becker Bryan Beckwith Liese Bender

Daniel Benson Mary Beran Tamera Berg Kathleen Bergquist Patricia Besch Douglas Best Michael Black

Cynthia Blount Susan Bolin Stephen Borchers Patricia Bowman Roger Britton Lorraine Brodt Barbara Browne

Terri Browne Ellyn Bruce Terence Bruce Joanne Brummel Gary Brunoehler Jeffrey Buikema Zane Burgeson

Patricia Bussie Richard Butler Colleen Carey Janet Carlson Brenda Cesarone Rae Chapman Mark Chase

95 Howard Christopher Joseph Clark Theresa Clark Josephine Contino Antonio Cortes Mark Cowart David Cox

Rodney Coyne Georgia Crawford Cynthia C vek Thomas Czajka Dollie Dalton Kim Davis Christine Day

Gary Day Carl Debo Dean Denges Don Denges Brian Dettmann Stephen Deutsch Pamala Devitto

Donald Dieckmann Kristi Dieter Dan DiVito Geoffrey Dixon Joy Dohogne Dianne Dropp Joe Duckworth

Deborah Dye Gary Eggert Beatriz Falzone Teresa Fa well Jann Fisher James Fitzsimmons Paula Forester

John Franklin Connie Fraser Tom Fraser Dean Frederickson Paula Frederickson Kenneth Frey Christine Frolik

Jerry Gangestad Thomas Garafola Manuel Garcia Rene Garcia Ina Garrett James Gartner Delberta Gaspar

96 Mark Gaye Michael Gebhardt Michael George Michael Giese John Glowacki Gary Golden Kyle Gould

Thomas Gravenites Richard Guerra Kenneth Gunderson Marie Gunnell Fatima Hadri Janet Hall Robert Hall

Diana Halliday Sheila Hanna Frances Harper Barbara Harris Theodore Hattula Debra Havemann Regina Havlicek

Cheryl Havlik John Heitzler Carey Hensel Craig Hensel David Hensel Marlys Herman Juan Hernandez

Andrew Higgins Joseph Hilgers Cindy Hlinka Gregory Hoffman David Hoppe Christine Hossman Dawn Hummel

Doris Israel Rosemarie luro Timothy lvanecky Gail Jackson Patricia Jacobus Daniel Johnsen Diane Johnsen

David Johnson Paula Johnston Catherine Juzwiak Kim Kaelin Susan Kallhauge Catherine Kaminski DianeKaste

97 Karen Kaylor Terrence Keenon Jeffrey Kieft Nancy Kleinedler Frederick Kleinsorge Robin Kleppetsch Stephen Klingman

Kathryne Kolinski Peggy Koplin MarkKosnik James Kouba Lorrie Kovac Kathleen Kowalewski Robert Kraus

Scott Kroning Kathie Krosel Donald Kuntz James Kuykendall Kathryn Kvarsten Kevin Lambe Robin Lance

Robin La Victoire RandyLellios Dawn Lenerville Steve Lillie Bette Line Terri Linton Randy Little

Thomas Lorman Kathryn Lukens Paul Maas John Machin Joyce Madison Shirley Maple Phillip Marcoulides

JulieMarkl Carol Mason Vicki Matson Deborah Matus Laura Mayorga Jeanne McBride Mary McGregory

Bonnie McKay Gwen McMurry Mark Metaxas Richard Michael David Middagh Steven Miller Steven Miller

98 Terry Miller Tina Miller Kenneth Mills Richard Minor Lou Ann Modaff Aurora Montalvo Rhonda Montana

Arcilia Montalvo Frank Moody Cherie Moore Marilyn Morales Martha Morrison Gerald Morissey Beth Mosby

David Mueller Donna Mueller Patricia Muilenburg Jalene Murphy Robert Nelson Barbara Neltnor David Nickelson

Thomas Nicoski James Nixon Cheryll Nordin Lisa Nordin Peter Norman Teresa Nottingham James Oas

Kevyn O'Connor Janet Olsen Larry Olsen Allison Olson Terry Olson Edward Ortiz John Oshea

Pamela Overton Melanie Panzella Debra Pedersen Joyce Peterhans Cynthia Peters David Philips Geno Pietrobon

Angela Pineda Fernando Pineda Paul Plefka Edward Polz Jennefer Ponzo Rena Powers Kimberlee Price

99 Paula Prutzman Debra Pyle Raymond Raap Kenneth Radavich Jerry Ransone Sam Rapisarda George Reed

Peter Renlund Robin Rice Mary Rickelman Jeffery Riehecky Lorraine Romando Jill Ronzheimer Rosa Rosalez

Dennis Ross Martha Routson Fred Ruch Dalia Ruiz Mary Rush Catherine Sabathne Barbara Sallis

Carol Sallis Thomas Sampson Cathie Sandstrom Gladys Santiago Daniel Scheffler Brenda Scheiblauer Frank Schlegel

Greg Schneider Michael Schneider Colleen Schlick Doris Sedlacek Jan Seimetz Diana Serrato Paul Shankle

Terry Sheahan Cynthia Shurtleff Peggy Sicinski Katherine Sickinger Gary Sills Jeanne Simmons Robin Simmmons

Edward Skudlarek Brandon Smith Mark Smith Shelley Smith Johnna Smrz Pamela Snyder Michael Spilotro

100 James Spoden David Sproat Rainer Stalla Marisa Stanley Cheryl Stejskal Jim Stenseth Kathleen Stonequist

Juliane Strasburger Rebecca Stroebel Linda Stumpo Floyd Sullivan Debra Tannenbaum Ramona Tarbox Joanne Tauer

John T erdina Teri T ermunde Rick Thielking Elaine Thomas Debra Thompson Geoffrey Thompson John Thompson

Patrick Thompson Violet Toledo Tom Truitt Barry Turnquist Dian Unger Gary Utech Douglas Vanatta

Debby VanSickle MikeVelbel Ofelia Vela Robert Verisario Ronal Villegas Frank Villela Laura Vlahos

Jenifer Volk Deborah Votava Donna Walker Stephen Walker Julie Walsh Dawn Walter Linda Walter

Larry Wangberg Nancy Weinbauer Susan Weiss Theodore Welter Darice Westgard Jean Westlund Kim Whalen

101 Linda Wheeler Russell Whitaker Pamela Willes Robert Willett Donna Williams Lisa Williams Russell Wind

Sue Winiecki Cathy Witte Charles Wood Donna Wynant John Zeilinga Deborah Zinn

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104 105 FRENCH CLUB FIRST ROW: Ginny Hoppe. SECOND ROW: Janet Tredup, Debra Have­ Benolken, Jim Tonkinson, Rita Butler, Robin Hennessy, Lorna Pinkous, Don­ mann, Trent Frederickson, Pat Fota, Teri Termunde, Pat Nelson, Donna Tay­ na Havemann, Jill Plefka, Becky Colford. FOURTH ROW: Cheryl Trow­ lor, Patty Jassak, Connie Canson, Gail Christensen, Bonnie Parlett, Mrs. bridge, Jeanine Molitor, Richard Stone, Barb Brosted, Dave Heisey, Bill Fuchs, McGawn. THIRD ROW: Pam Pieratos, Janet DeMay, Diana Walker, Cindy Frank Iruo, Jim Kenton, Cindy Valeske, Pam Belding, Nancy Ulbricht.

SPANISH CLUB

FIRST ROW: Debra Krucek, Avis Swenson, Rita Rendleman, Dorothy Cole, THIRD ROW: Lincfa Stumpo, Sandy Stone, Joan Hammond, Kathy .Cham­ Joan Maas, Vickie Rendleman, Marcia Read, Adelina Pineda, Patricia Bowman, bers, Carol Fisher, Rita Haase, Marla Dierschow, Linda Para, Paula O'Leary, Dina Barajas, Gladys Simandl. SECOND ROW: Deborah Matus, Susan Klei­ Joy Bicchinella, Mrs. Brittain. FOURTH ROW: Brian Dettmann, Robin Lance, nedler, Lori Dettmann, Olga Barajas, Joleen Pannarale, Roberta Mack, Donna Kathy Ratliff, Cathy Cagle, Denise Lindstrom, Patty Haberkamp, Gary Baker, Williams, Leslie Fisher, Grizell O'Neill, Roxanne Matejovsky, Miriam Toledo. Mike Parsons, Donna Hensel, Mary Bowman, Colleen Carey. 106 LATIN CLUB FIRST ROW: Terry Bruce. SECOND ROW: Ginny Black, Richard Cowart, Mrs. Wissing, Evie Smith, Judy Fawell. THIRD ROW: Pam Simmons, Dennis Davis, Eric Arnold, Diane Budreski, Ginny Marziani, Karen Beardsley.

GERMAN CLUB

FIRST ROW: Melissa Becker, Barb Berkes, Arlene Budreski, Kathie Krosel, Martha Routson, Fred Kleinsorge, Lisa Miller, Marcia Horzich, Erika Vlasic, Mrs. Jenks, Ellyn Bruce, Gloria Jakopchek, Juliane Stasburger, Joyce Peter­ Kim Dirr, Cathy Ekstrom, Diane Kaste, Janet Carlson. FOURTH ROW: Jon hans. SECOND ROW: Marilyn Morales, Paula Mennecke, Alan Miller, Kath­ Voelz, Andra Baumanis, John Richecky, Dietmar Scheel, Bill Fuchs, Gregg ryn Lukens, Christie Mason, Edna Markam, Donna Hartsing, Doris Israel, Hoffmann, Mike Velbel, Kenneth Fry, Tom Mueller, Jeffrey Reihecky, Miriam Paul Johnston, Kevyn O'Connor. THIRD ROW: Cathy Witte, James Gartner, Johnson. 107 FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA FIRST ROW: Janet Tredup, Bonnie Parlett, Tara Brown, Josette Noonan, Glo­ Maureen Margolis, Wendy McClurg. FOURTH ROW: Marcia Utech, Frank ria Jakopchek, Dawn Hummel. SECOND ROW: Christie Mason, Kathy Ford, Iuro, Karene Dewey, Marylou Schweizer, Mr. Kribs, Margaret Young, Janet Roxanne Matejorsky, Pat Jassak, Pat Hammond, Kathy Hummel. THIRD Westland, Kim Krafft, Robert Richardt. ROW: Kathy Ratliff, Sue Bower, Rita Hasse, Laura Jardine, Cathy Chambers,

STUDENT COUNCIL FIRST ROW: Mr. Crickard, Rita Rendleman, Arlene Budreski, Kathie Mann, ski, Carol Fisher, Dawn Meloun, Sandy Stone, Diana Walker, Ginny Marziani, Mark Prutzman, Vickie Stirber, Naomi Maeyoko, Connie Conson, Bonnie Par­ Mike Kindermann. FOURTH ROW: Fernando Teixeira, Becky Neumann, lett. SECOND ROW: Tom Davis, Joleen Pannarale, Ann Carey, Kathy Lynch, Ginny Hoppe, Richard Stone, Brad Westrom, Debbie Korkosz, Cindy Valeske, Buzz Dempsey, Ann Higgins, Cindy Trennert, Janice Chapman, Pat Jassak. Kathy Hayes, Elizabeth Shuett, Jon Voelz. THIRD ROW: Larry Mesner, Pitsa Kallivokas, Diane Budreski, Mark Slivin-

108 STUDENTS FOR POLLUTION CONTROL RRST ROW: Rita Butler, Sally Colford, Ann Morisseau, Pam Baethke, Mr. Simandl. THIRD ROW: Guy Ewald, Pat Hammond, Pat Fota, Sue Mitz, Cathy Burgess, Jon Voelz, Nancy Ulbricht, Dan Molitor, Mark Grammer. SECOND DeMar, Debbie Moore, Donna Sanderson, Jon Brickner, Rosemarie Iuro, Kar­ ROW: Jim Kenton, Margaret Day, Cindy Benolken, Frank Iuro, Becky Col­ ene Dewey. ford, Cindy Schramm, Rick Popelka, Penny Spelman, Linda Golden, Gladys

PEP CLUB RRST ROW: Marcie Holbach, Dona Hensel, Tera Kelley, Diane Ferraro, Mar­ son, Chris Tinnes, Colleen Carey, Rhonda Hanson, Tina Markl, Carol Fisher, cia Dagley, Gail Christensen, Lynn Dieter, Gladys Simandl. SECOND ROW: Janet DeMay, Mr. Kosek. FOURTH ROW: ltzi Shuett, Edie Thompson, Kary Terri Fawell, Ann Carey, Janis Caputo, John Thompson, Terri Bowman, Linda Kyger, Terri Theis, Janet Bailey, Pam Belding, Paula Prutzman, Donna Hensel. Groves, Pam Dettmann, Doti Cole. THIRD ROW: Dawn Davis, Amy Henrik-

109 GUIDANCE AIDES

FIRST ROW: Sharon Timm. SEC­ OND ROW: Debbie Klingman, Deb­ bie Ronzheimer. THIRD ROW: Pam Simmons, Linda McGuyer. FOURTH ROW: Ginny Hoppe, Karen Siefert. NURSE'S AIDES

FIRST ROW: Marcia Dagley, Mrs. Soto. SECOND ROW: Ann Moris­ seau, Sue Bower.

INTER-RELATED OCCUPATIONS

FIRST ROW: Diane Madden, Debbie Dalton, George Stonquist, Suzi Toms, Regina Ward, Debbie Jentsch, Mr. Garbe. SECOND ROW: Debbie Day, Rhonda Van Pelt, Kathy Kaelin, Donna Briner, Debbie Goetz. THIRD ROW: James Byland, John Kinder­ mann, Donna Whisler, Enrique Esco­ bedo, Bill Tipper, Jerry Difazzio. FOURTH ROW: Dave Hook, Rick Meyers, Randall Pietrik, Timothy Bruce, Mike Hall, Dave Altman.

110 CHESS CLUB

FIRST ROW: Donald Brady, Mr. McNamara, Thomas Davis. SEC­ OND ROW: John Fota, Michael Vel­ bel, Mike Cyzan, Dennis Davis. THIRD ROW: Alan Kolwaleski, Russell Wind, Jerry Morrissey, Mi­ chael Cox. SCIENCE AIDES

FIRST ROW: Gloria Jakopchek, Ar­ lene Budreski. SECOND ROW: Di­ ane Budreski, Chris Roberg, Janice Costello. THIRD ROW: Darrell Co­ tie, Robert Ginn, Brad Severe, Jon Voelz .

CAFETERIA WORKERS FIRST ROW: Adelina Pineda, Arlene Budreski, Kathy Mann, Kim Kaelin, Marcia Dagley, Marcie Holbach. SECOND ROW: Barbara Girsch, Terri Bowman, Jon Voelz, Char Han­ sen, Pam Dettmann, Pat Grubbs. THIRD ROW: Pitsa Kallivokas, Pau­ la Prutzman, Chuck Zalesiak, Cindy Valeske, Jeanne Morisseau. FOURTH ROW: Mike Deming, Herb Kleinwachter, Garry Gunther, Ed Thompson, David Stephanon.

111 ATTENDANCE AIDES

FIRST ROW: Vickie Stirber, Paula Mennecke, Karen Swanson, Peggy Hager, Linda Browne, Lynn Dieter. SECOND ROW: Denise Du Bord, Terri Bowman, Janise Wynant, Vicki Toms, Pam Dettmann. THIRD ROW: Mary Richardt, Linda Car­ lock, Sandy Stefanowski, Chris Rob­ erg, Karen Siefert. FOURTH ROW: Cheryl Cox, Kathy Ratliff, Terri Theis, Debbie Stejskal, Maureen Margolis, Pat Grubbs.

SCIENCE AIDES FIRST ROW: Jean Derby, Debbie Havemann, Diane Budreski, Gloria Jakopchek, Cindy Cvek. SECOND ROW: Mr. Dichtl, Barb Berkes, Donna Havemann, Christie Mason, Jim Nixon, Arlene Budreski. THIRD ROW: Linda Carlock, Diane Peset­ ski, Robert Ginn, Jon Voelz, Chris­ tina Roberg, Rose Iuro.

112 AUDIO-VISUAL AIDES

FIRST ROW: Mrs. Hallman. SEC­ OND ROW: Doug Fiene, Chuck Byland, Gary Brunoehler, Al Kowa­ lewski. THIRD ROW: Phil Jones, Bill Hattula, Steve Schulz. FOURTH ROW: Jim Line, Kevin Keenon, Peter Happel. MATH TUTORS

FIRST ROW: Terry Connelly, How­ ard Marlowe, Richard Cowart. SEC­ OND ROW: Robin Hennessy, Joe Nicoloff, Nancy Wheeland. THIRD ROW: Henry Leighton, Kim Petrik, Mike Hanes. FOURTH ROW: Cathy Chambers, Susan Lockert.

LIBRARY AIDES FIRST ROW: Joan Maas, Gloria Jak­ opchek, Gigi Crawford, Becky Stroe­ bel, Pam Snyder, Harriet Romando. SECOND ROW: Edna Markham, Donna Baker, Pat Deutsch, Diane Kaste, Frances Harper, Flor Bello. THIRD ROW: Evie Smith, Jean Simmons, Andra Baumanis, Cindy Freund, April Singletary, Janet Adeszko.

113 GYMNASTICS FIRST ROW: Pam Dettmann, Pam Baethke, Marcie Holbach. SECOND THIRD ROW: Nancy Johnson, Terri Bowman, Paula Brooks, Carol Kloubec, ROW: Debbie Klingman, Debra Ronzheimer, Marcia Dagley, Linda Golden. Kathy James.

DANCE PRODUCTION FIRST ROW: Eilene Keeley, Diane Anderson, Linda Browne, Sally Colford, san Poppino, Penelope Spelman, Laura Diachuk, Donna Hensel. THIRD Denise Fiene, Tracie Bussler, Margaret Day, Margo Guerra, Gladys Simandl. ROW: Cheryl Trowbridge, Cindy Valeske, Debbie Stejstal, Val Debes, Virgin­ SECOND ROW: Judi Micel, Peggy Hager, Anne Brach, Nancy Ulbricht, Su- ia Hoppe, Pamela Belding, Nancy Bailey, Diane Besser.

114 SPEECH ACTIVITIES FIRST ROW: Cindy Blount, Arlene Budreski, Lisa Williams, Stephen Borchers. SECOND ROW: Pat Fota, Evie Smith, Lorna Pinkous, Kathryn Lukens. THIRD ROW: Liese Bender, Dave Johnson, John Riehecky, Diane Budreski, Mr. Greenberg.

THESPIANS

FIRST ROW: Elizabeth Shuett, Amy. Henrikson. SECOND ROW: Miss Skalba, Marcie Holbach, Diana Walker, Barb Fernandes, Debra Ron­ zheimer. THIRD ROW: Cindy Ben­ olken, Guy Ewald, Frank Iuro, Cindy Schramm, Jim Kenton, Peggy Young, Arlene Budreski. FOURTH ROW: Sue Mitz, Dan_Molitor, Harold Vogt.

115 FRESHMAN CHORUS

FIRST ROW: Terri Browne, Terri Linton, Mark Chase, Diana Halliday, Kathy Sallis, Sue Powers, Peggy Koplin, Jenifer Volk, Marilyn Morales, Jim Nixon, Kowalewski, Marianne Balthis. SECOND ROW: Kevin Lambe, Melissa Beck­ Mr. Benner. FOURTH ROW: Sean Higgins, Fatina Hadri, Peggy Sicinski, er, Beatriz Falzone, Patricia Bowman, Tami Berg, Kimberlee Price, Pam Snyder, Kathleen Bergquist, Liese Bender, Joy Dohogne, Christine Hossman, Jeanne Rose Iuro, Jeri Strasburger, Pam Overton, Diane Dropp, Debra Thompson, Simmons, Colleen Schlick, Carol Sallis, Colleen Carey, Linda Anderson, Gary Dean Frederickson. THIRD ROW: Tom Sampson, Kyle Gould, Jalene Mur­ Golden. phy, Diane Kaste, Barbara Atkinson, Elaine Thomas, Kathy Lukens, Barbara 116 A CAPELLA CHOIR .

FIRST ROW: Marcie Holbach, Linda Golden, Kathy Polz, Ann Carey, Ja­ !] :, .. ,:_ ·- . net Pease, Lois Sagerhorn, Diana -.~f Walker, Debbie Rathe, Diane Ander­ son, Ann Morisseau. SECOND ·a'~.~\ i·· ~' ·. ,t,, ri . ·f · ... ROW: Jean Kelleher, Jean Schlegle, Lorna Pinkous, Beverly Mott, Ronald Shankle, Jeff Price, Randy Gibson, La I ~1 w • ... . - , ..,· .I :1 ¥ ,!it Vern Volk, Mary Sabathne, Anne Brach, Polly Lancaster. THIRD ROW: Evie Smith, Pat Fota, Eliza­ l i, beth Shuett, Cory Dieter, Mike Jolls, r •:/ ,·t1 , ,~ •" :•;r ., "· ' Terry Schultz, James Corry, Timothy j, ' " -" ~ . I . f ' • . •~• - t) I • • \l Roop, Dennis Davis, Trent Freder­ ickson, Jeff Stout, Kathy DeMar, . ; _.\ t ,: ' Donna Sanderson. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Benner, Diane Graver, Kathy Stenseth, Janet Bailey, Debbie Rumi­ ner, Rich Bello, Mike Miller, Frank Iuro, Joseph Miller, Keith Sullivan, David Reynolds, Terry Bruce, Cindy ~-~ I Schramm, Maureen Margolis, Sue King.

GIRLS GLEE ClUB

FIRST ROW: Mary Brach, Josette Noonan, Sandy Rauschenberger, Kathy Becky Dohogne, Tara Brown, Kathy Ford, Paula Mennecke, Lori Dettmann, Devore, Pat Nelson, Avis Swenson, Rita Jordan, Dottie Cole. SECOND ROW: Mary Bowman, Jill Plefka, Anne Whitwood. FOURTH ROW: Ann Gage, Mar­ Terri Zimmerman, Martalee Allen, Cindy Berkes, Sue Vlahos, Maria Falzone, ianne Bicchinella, Pam Citron, Sue Bower, Pat Haberkamp, Linda Schuett, Rita Jean Derby, Karen Krafft, Gail Ann Corwin, Mr. Benner. THIRD ROW: Haase, Candy Chambers, Helen Sallis.

117 CONCERT BAND FIRST ROW: Virginia Carver, Amy Henrikson, Marcia Utech, Pam Men­ Mueller,· Richard Poppino, Richard Kruegar, Pat Jassak, Vickie Runner, James necke, Marylou Schweizer, Leah Strun, Laurie Silvernail, Cindy Dieter, Bar­ Selig, Susan Lockert, Mark Slivinski, Robert Richardt, Corey Kaylor, Thomas bara Fernandes, Kathy Hummel, Pam Simmons, Gail Christensen, Pam Beld­ Schwantes. FOURTH ROW: Charles Stewart, Pete Dombrowski, Cipriano ing, Becky Neumann, Carol Kloubec. SECOND ROW: Mary Richardt, Karen Garcia, Mike Panzella, Robert Klingberg, David Hass, Michael Deming, Paul Beardsley, Janet Ebelt, Bruce Bennett, Tom Farrell, Janet DeMay, Gladys Si­ Chase, Ken Fry, Kathy Bussie, Karen Ruminer, David Neumeister, Gilbert mandl, Marie Prasek, Marla Dierschow, Pete Messner, Mark Prutzman, Evans, Aivars Baumanis, Greg Haney, David Altman, Henry Leighton, Bill Dianne Barnes, Cindy Trennert, Roberta Mack, Debbie Aulert, Barbara Hammond, Doug Schmult, Greg Simunich, Robert Thomson, Christy Hensel, Girsch, Cathy Chambers. THIRD ROW: Susan Poppino, Jeanne Morisseau, David Dombrowski, Wes Tredup. nFTH ROW: Dan Bussie, Larry Mesner, Dianne Pesetski, John Ayotte, Derel Crawford, Peggy Ruch, Marcia Horzich, Terry Schultz, Kevin Armbrust, Henry Bahr, Mark Beutke, Mr. Sargent. James McVicor, Dawn Clark, Joan Lloyd, Nancy Huish, Ken Kocher, David CADET BAND FIRST ROW: Linda Para, Susan Kallhauge, Paula Frederickson, Christine Timothy lvanecky, Geoffrey Dixon, Stephen Borchers, Larry Wangberg, Gary Day, Karen Kaylor, Susanne Alcazar, Karene Dewey, Cathie Sandstrom, Day, Russell Wind, Timothy King, Thomas King, Carl Debo, Georgia Craw­ Dawn Walter. SECOND ROW: Teri Termunde, Johnna Smrz, Patricia Mu­ ford, Oscar Evans, Jay Cue. FOURTH ROW: Robert Hessels, Donald Dieck­ ilenberg, Terry Sheahan, Catherine Juzwiak, Jeffrey Kieft. THIRD ROW: maf\n, Thomas Nicoski, Steve Klingman, Mr. Sargent.

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ORCHESTRA FIRST ROW: Lisa Miller, Nancy Ulbricht, Linda Walter, Patricia Bussie, Cyn­ Kocher, David Mueller, Nancy Huish, Joan Lloyd, Janet Westlund, Dawn thia Benolken, Diana Walker, Aivars Baumanis, Grace Johnson. SECOND Clark, Fred Ruch, Christie Mason. FOURTH ROW: Paul Chase, Robert ROW: Josette Noonan, Robert Willett, Donna Walker, Pam Mennecke, Marcia Klingberg, Cipriano Garcia, David Altman, Henry Leighton, Greg Simunich, Utech, Amy Henrikson, Ginny Carver, Carol Kloubec, Becky Neumann, Janet Robert Thomson, David Dombrowski, Mark Prutzman, Peter Messner. FIITH Morgan, Pam DeGrave, Paula Prutzman, John O'Shea. THIRD ROW: Laurie ROW: Mr. Haney, Larry Mesner, Terry Schultz, Daniel Bussie, Beatrice Wil­ Silvernail, Leah Sturn, Donna Hensel, Janiece Caputo, Doris Sedlacek, Rebecca leumier, Janet Hall. Stroebel, James Selig, Vicki Runner, Tom Schwantes, Robert Richardt, Ken

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••"l·l~·-r .,.,;. .,1:~1•., ... <\I• ' ~--· . 9 ., • ~d •· ,, t,l(lJ,,_,., '"" ltA _, ·"··•lt ... GRABOARD FIRST ROW: Lisa Miller, Patricia Wind. SECOND ROW: Peggy Sicinski, Josette Noonan, Patricia Muilenburg, Cynthia Schramm. FIELD HOCKEY

FIRST ROW: Tara Brown, Gail Christensen. SECOND ROW: Lorna Pinkous, Lisa Miller, Carol Kloubec. THIRD ROW: Nancy Huish, Josette Noonan, Patricia Wind. BADMINTON FIRST ROW: Josette Noonan, Tara Brown, Gail Christensen, Kathi Polz. SECOND ROW: Sue Kleinedler, Nancy Huish, Rita Butler, Patricia Wind. THIRD ROW: Sarah Jardine, Patricia Muilenburg, Lisa Miller, Carol Kloubec.

122 ARCHERY

FIRST ROW: Kathi Polz, Rebecca Stroebel. SECOND ROW: Karen Mann, Katherine Ford, Holly Soren­ sen. THIRD ROW: Maureen Margo­ lis, Carol Sallis, Diane Pesetski, Patri­ cia Muilenburg, Peggy Sicinski, Joanne Tauer, Miss George.

VOLLEYBALL

FIRST ROW: Terri Browne, Josette Noonan, Josephine Contino, Pamela Dettmann, Tara Brown, Kathi Polz, Gail Christensen. SECOND ROW: Janet DeMay, Karen Zachara, Patri­ cia Wind, Patricia· Muilenburg, Lisa Miller, Carol Kloubec, Katherine Ford.

TENNIS

FIRST ROW: Terri Browne, Josette Noonan, Tara Brown, Patricia Besch, Kimberlee Price, Nancy Kleinedler, Vicki Matson. SECOND ROW: Kar­ en Zachara, Patricia Wind, Cindy Hlinka, Carol Kloubec, Lisa Miller, Cynthia Schramm, Virginia Hoppe.

123 FOOTBALL­

BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS

FIRST ROW: (Frosh-Sopn Squad) Terry Theis, Captain Kary Kyger, Carol Fisher, Diane Ferraro, Tara Kelley. SECOND ROW: (Varsity Squad) Janet DeMay, Pamela Dett­ mann, Marcia Dagley, Vickie Stirber, Gail Christensen.

WRESTLING CHEERLEADERS KNEELING: (Frosh-Soph Squad) Janice Chapman, Mary Bowman, Dorothy Cole. STANDING: (Varsity Squad) Terri Bowman, Captain Nan­ cy Ulbricht, Kim Atkinson.

124 POM-PON GIRLS

FIRST ROW: Marsha Holbach, Lynn Dieter, Dona Hensel, Addie Pineda. Janiece Caputo, Mary Ann Tarbox, Deborah Rohwedel, Joy Bicchinella, Cheryl SECOND ROW: Susan Kleinedler, Kathie Mann, Joyce Minor, Lori Dett­ Trowbridge. mann, Elizabeth Schuett. THIRD ROW: Virginia Marziani, Donna Hensel,

125 P.E. lEADERS David Evans, Carl Glosenger. FOURTH ROW: Edmond Thompson, Steven FIRST ROW: Gayle Chambers, Denise Fiene, Barbara Walker. SECOND Hensel, Brad Westrom, Wesley Tredup, Keith Day, Richard Meyers, Thomas ROW: Walter Dempsey, John Pedersen, Thomas Davis, Ronald McGee, Greg Feltes, Richard Mills. FIFTH ROW: Herb Kleinwachter, Ralph Peters, Jeffrey Buikema, Jonathan Voelz, Alan Kowalewski. THIRD ROW: Jay Bitter, Don­ Baker, Peter Siekmann, Thomas Cheehy, William Weyrauch, Craig Tinnes, ald Brady, Mike Kindermann, Donald Shires, Thomas Schwantes, Gary Baker, Terry Hein.

VARSITY CLUB THIRD ROW: Mike Kindermann, Jonathan Voelz, Thomas Feltes, William FIRST ROW: Steven Hensel, Alan Kowalewski, Edmond Thompson, Richard Fawell, Ronald McGee, Thomas Schwantes, Donald Shires, Jay Huff, Michael Meyers, John Engstrom, Michael Ford, Jeffrey Baker, Douglas Schmult. SEC­ Hanes, Mark Beutke. FOURTH ROW: Keith Day, Terry Hein, Ralph Peters, OND ROW: Thomas Cheehy, Donald Brady, William Weyrauch, Walter Orval Jordan, Richard Mills, Homer Stockton, John Pedersen, Amaury Toledo, Dempsey, James Madison, John Marcello, Bari Pratt, Denny Patterman. Craig Tinnes, Peter Siekmann. 126 VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY FIRST ROW: Daniel Bussie, Alan Kowalewski, John Marcello, Terence Con­ Hanes, John Engstrom, Homer Stockton, David Heisey, Coach Mr. Paul nelly, Donald Brady. SECOND ROW: Joseph Strock, Irl Haney, Michael Netzel.

FROSH-SOPH CROSS COUNTRY FIRST ROW: Jay Cue, Leonard Duckworth, Dean Frederickson, David Nick­ SECOND ROW: Coach Mr. Stephen Arnold, James Oas, Jeffrey Buikema, elson, James Fitzsimmons, Edward Skudlarek, Dennis Ross, Oscar Evans. David Hoppe, John O'Shea, David Mueller, Gary Utech, Zane Burgeson.

127 FROSH-SOPH FOOTBALL

FIRST ROW: Manager Daniel Jeffreys, Dean Dierschow, Brett Halfpenny, Mark Gibson, Thomas Dalton. THIRD ROW: Michael Guiliano, Geroge Kevin Armburst, Charles Zalesiak, Scott Dierking, Michael Panzella, Peter Bourke, Kenneth Fry, Charles Fisher, Anthony Novak, Steven Hill, Ronald Dombrowski. SECOND ROW: Coach Mr. Gilbert DeMay, Robert Dagley, Cheehy, Gary Schmitt, Joseph Hitzemann, Keith Ferguson. Kevin Kaelin, Jeffrey Wilkining, Scott Hansen, Thomas Muller, Michael Jolls,

128 VARSITY FOOTBALL FIRST ROW: Donald Shires, John Pederson, Tom Lukens, Mark Beutke, Richard Lukens, James Grobe, Thomas Schwantes, Denny Pattermann, Bari Pratt, Randall Gib­ son, Ron Meyers. SECOND ROW: Coach Mr. Robert Sterner, William Fawell, William Kindermann, Mark Huber, Gary Fitzenreider, Terence Tichava, Richard Meyers, Donald Peterhans, Richard Mills, Ricky Christopher, Randall Hill, Manager Donald Patiz, Coach Mr. Paul Unruh. THIRD ROW: Ronald McGee, Tri­ Captains Mark Prutzman, Steven Hensel, and Edmund Thompson, Pe­ ter Siekmann, Henry Leighton, Ralph Peters, Craig Tinnes, Keith Day, Wil­ lard Reed, Amaury Toledo, Thomas Oas.

FRESHMEN FOOTBALL

FIRST ROW: John Heitzler, Terry Sheahan, Gary Day, Frank Schlegel, Ed­ Thompson, Coach Mr. Gary Lunak, Peter Norman, Dan DiVito, Robert Kraus, ward Ortiz, Steve Lillie, Gary Golden, Fernando Pineda, David Hensel, Rene Kenneth Radavich, Richard Michael, Terence Bruce, Andrew Higgins, Kirk Garcia, Douglas Best, Ronald Villges. SECOND ROW: Mark Metaxas, James Anderson, George Reed, Terry Olson, Coach Mr. Lee Grubbs, Manager Joseph Spoden, Steven Auble, Geoffrey Dixon, Russell Whitaker, Rick Thielking, Hilgers. Steven Miller, Larry Wangberg, Tom Truitt. THIRD ROW: Manager Patrick

129

VARSITY BASKETBALL

FIRST ROW: Robert Skudlarek, John Pedersen, Manager Thomas Cheehy, Coach Mr. Clarence Kyger, Douglas Schmult, Homer Stockton, William Hod­ son. SECOND ROW: Robert Muilenburg, Brad Westrom, Terrence Hein, Thomas Farrell, Henry Leighton, Walter Britton, Orval Jordan, Gary Dau, Aivars Baumanis, Jeff Baker, Wesley Tredup, Thomas Luebker. ·

FROSH-SOPH BASKETBALL

FIRST ROW: Eric Arnold, David Sproat, Mark Williams, David Becker, Tim­ othy Pilcher. SECOND ROW: Randall Ferguson, Kenneth Fry, Gregory Hoff­ mann, Ronald Cheehy, Edward Feltes, Coach Mr. Paul Netzel.

FRESHMEN BASKETBALL FIRST ROW: Edward Skudlarek, Jay Cue, Mark Chase, Gary Day, Jeffrey Kieft, Dean Fredrickson, James Nixon, John Terdina, Thomas Gravenites. SECOND ROW: Zane Burgeson, Brian Dettmann, Barry Turnquist, David Nickelson, John O'Shea, James Fitzsimmons, Douglas Best, Dennis Ross, Coach Novatny. THIRD ROW: Coach Mr. Wayne Kosek, Jeffrey Buikema, Gary Utech, Donald Kuntz, Kirk Anderson, Theodore Hattula, David Hoppe, Michael Schneider, Terry Olson, Rick Thielking, Coach Mr. Lawrence McNamara. VARSITY WRESTLING FIRST ROW: Wayne James, Gary Walter, Peter Dombrowski, Alan Kowa­ mond Thompson, Keith Day. THIRD ROW: Manager Donald Patitz, Walter lewski, Randall Gibson, Donald Brady. SECOND ROW: Manager Richard Dempsey, James Madison, Donald Peterhans, James Line, Willard Reed, Jona­ Vanatta, Thomas Davis, Dale Patitz, William Weyrauch, Scott Dierking, Ed- than Voelz, Donald Voelz, Richard Lukens, Coach Mr. Lee Grubbs. FROSH-SOPH WRESilING

FIRST ROW: Daniel Jeffery, Rene Garcia, David Spohn, Coach Mr. Robert Thomas Mueller, Robert Dagley, John Schmitt, Anthony Novak, Peter Nor­ Owens, Michael Cox, Antonio Cortez. SECOND ROW: Mark Clandorf, man, Charles Zaleziak, Scott Hansen, Michael Black. FRESHMEN WRESTLING

FIRST ROW: Frank Moody, Randy Little, Tom Truitt, James Oas, John Miller, Jerry Gangestad, Larry Wangberg, Charles Kriki, George Reed, Russell Thompson, Thomas Czajka, Mark Cowart. SECOND ROW: Coach Mr. Roger Whitaker.

132

VARSITY BASEBALL

FIRST ROW: Robert Skudlarek, James Grobe, John Pedersen, Ed­ mund Thompson, Carl Glossenger, Robert Muilenberg, Ronald McGee, Walter (Buzz} Dempsey. SECOND ROW: Brad Westrom, Brad Severe, Wes Tredup, Jeffrey Baker, Tom Cheehy, Keith Day, Gary Nicoski, Mark Prutzmann, Coach Mr. Ronald Hansen.

FROSH-SO PH BASEBALL

FIRST ROW: Raymond Ingraham, Scott Hansen, Charles Zalesiak, Thomas Mueller, David Spohn, Mark Clandorf, Robert Dagley, Mi­ chael Giuliano, Gary Schmitt. SECOND ROW: Coach Mr. Gilbert DeMay, Gary Peterson, Kevin Kae­ lin, Ronald Cheehy, Joseph Hitze­ mann, Charles Fisher, Anthony Herman, Coach Mr. Paul Netzel.

FRESHMEN BASEBALL FIRST ROW: Thomas Nicoski, Bob Verisario, Barry Turnquist, Dennis Ross, Mark Chase, Doug Best, Ken Gunderson. SECOND ROW: Rick Thielking, David Nickelson, Daniel Benson, Brian Dettmann, Bryan Beckwith, John Thompson, Gary Utech, Stephen Deutsch. THIRD ROW: Coach Mr. David Ream, Larry Wangberg. David Philips, Theodore Hattula, Peter Norman, David Sproat, George Reed, Terry Olson, Patrick Thompson.

134 VARSITY GOLF FIRST ROW : Mark Huber, Kenneth Kocher, Michael Parsons, Jay Huff, Wil- Donald Peterhans, Henry Leighton, Thomas Farrell, Coach Mr. Howard Swan. liam Hodson, Bill Ha.ttula. SECOND ROW: Charles Swanson, Joseph Kirts,

FROSH-SOPH GOLF FIRST ROW: Chuck Allen, Tim King, Tim Chapman, Tom King, Mike Au- Smith, Mark Williams, Bill Wampach, Dave Johnson, Mark Kosnik, Coach lert, Jim Fitzsimmons. SECOND ROW: Jeff Riehecky, Marty Cline, Kent Swan. 135 ~ l. ~- ·, r _jl- " ~ . ~; .~, ~I ~' J, -,~ :J.) -'1 aj s1 ,,, ·1 , ,...... ' ..._ ...·, .,. <$,OIIC,a , ~ CH1f4a t .. ~Clll e;, ~CHI~ ~CH!~ ~~&) ~~ e, TRACK ~ ~ rw ~CDt §..!.ill ma ~~ w fl&rf ~ _,_, _ ~ ·, ..... ~ ~ • ~ ~ _.; . - ~I •. ~ ...:.,'JIII.J I J ~ 'f,:~· . ---i, • ~ ~ ·~ , ·~ -, 7 ~Utt~ ~Utt ~ i)TCI!;~ ~CEti& 1lACK TRA1l ,~, C)il~4r dfil' ~ CH1C4a ~.U" ~ ,-:! l ( ~!~ ~ .. ,,-t;; ~i,,.-lco ~E[;9Z' ·1.J ,• TRACK ~. ~ ,,f ~ . it • ~ '•• • VARSITY TENNIS

FIRST ROW: Robert Ric hardt, Greg Si.munich, Douglas Schmult, Richard Michael Ford, Coach Mr. Wayne Kosek. Cowart. SECOND ROW: Gene Stockton, Mike Kindermann, Daniel Truitt,

FROSH-SOPH TENNIS

FIRST ROW: Kevin Devereux, Jeff Kieft, Doug Ryan, Mike Jolls, Ozzie Ev- Fry, Rick Michael, Terry Bruce, Dave Benson, Coach Mr. Wayne Kosek. ans, Trent Fredrickson. SECOND ROW: Kirk Anderson, Rainer Stalla, Ken

136 VARSITY TRACK

FIRST ROW: John Marcello, Donald Voelz, Amaury Toledo, John Engstrom, Mr. Robert Sterner, John Feltes, Greg Haney, Craig Tinnes, Joseph Strock, Richard Lukens, Terence Connelly, Jonathan Voelz. SECOND ROW: Coach Michael Hanes, Thomas Feltes, Coach Mr. Paul Unruh.

FROSH-SOPH TRACK

FIRST ROW: Jay Cue, John Heitzler, D.ean Fredrickson, Paul Shankle, Edward ROW: Coach Mr. Paul Unruh, Kenneth Radavich, Geoffrey Dixon, Bill Fred­ Skudlarek, Rene Garcia, Joe Alinez, Thomas Gravenites. SECOND ROW: ricks, Aivars Baumanis, Gregory Hoffman, Russell Whitaker, David Mueller, Thomas Czajka, Steve Lillie, Tim Christopher, Gary Eggert, Frank Schlegel, Jim Oas, Mark Metaxas, Coach Mr. Robert Sterner. Amando Romero, Gary Day, Scott Dierking, Leonard Duckworth. THIRD

137 SPORTS RECORDS 1970-71

VARSITY CROSS CO UNTRY FROSH-SOPH FOOTBALL 17 Wheaton North 20 40 Batavia 8 We-Go 27 St. Charles 28 We-Go 26 Glenbard North 8 39 Kaneland 11 33 Wheaton Central 22 38 Oswego 28 22 Lake Park 35 41 Sycamore 36 Elmwood Park 36 Addison Trail 21 50 Plainfield 8 Quadrangular meet 2nd 46 Wheaton North 17 18 Cary Grove 18 Hinsdale Holiday tournament sth 25 Kaneland 29 16 Geneva 6 21 Oswego 34 49 Batavia 0 17 Plainfield 43 42 Kaneland 14 26 Cary Grove 32 90 Harvard 54 15 Geneva 50 59 Waterman 66 FROSH-SOPH WRESTLING 25 Batavia 33 62 Geneva 80 VARSITY BASKETBALL 67 Plainfield 69 We-Go 43 St. Francis 20 67 Kaneland 61 31 Wheaton Central 23 FROSH-SO PH We-Go 47 Wheaton North 59 70 Oswego 55 21 Oswego 24 CROSS COUNTRY 51 Morgan Park 57 67 Sycamore 66 21 West Aurora 27 56 Providence 51 71 Cary Grove 61 29 Sycamore 18 We-Go 32 St. Charles 25 70 Oswego 67 70 Batavia 66 26 Plainfield 22 45 Wheaton Central 17 67 St. Charles 68 61 Geneva 65 13 Reavis 37 28 Lake Park 27 51 Sycamore 52 63 Plainfield 51 30 Naperville 20 44 Addison Trail 19 61 Cary Grove 69 57 Wheaton Central 64 38 Cary Grove 17 30 Wheaton North 25 61 Batavia 70 67 Kaneland 57 21 Geneva 25 21 Kaneland 40 71 Lemont 59 39 West Aurora 63 24 Wheaton North 23 19 Oswego 37 42 Batavia 8 27 Plainfield 30 27 Fenton 27 38 Kaneland 8 24 Cary Grove 35 FROSH-SOPH BASKETBALL 32 Geneva 23 8 Team Hinsdale tournament 3rd 29 Batavia 28 We-Go 40 Wheaton North 69 8 Team Naperville tournament 4th 48 Chicago Christian 40 39 Benet-Lisle 57 VARSITY FOOTBALL 33 Oak Lawn 68 VARSITY TRACK 49 Oswego 42 We-Go 19 Glenbard North 29 59 St. Charles 54 14 Oswego 21 We-Go 40 Geneva 84 35 Sycamore 62 21 Sycamore 58 14 Kaneland 111 44 Carey Grove 55 16 Plainfield 20 24 Oswego 101 33 Batavia 40 21 Cary Grove 41 Sycamore 84 14 66 Hinckey-Big 8 Geneva 49 27 Plainfield 98 Rock 59 60 Batavia 14 16 ½ Lake Park 48 ½ 47 Oswego 61 14 Kaneland 28 29 Cary Grove 96 49 Sandwich 51 47 Geneva 70 35 Plainfield 37 57 Kaneland 68 34 Oswego 64 34 Sycamore 80 25 Cary Grove 66 36 Batavia 61 28 Geneva 45 20 Plainfield 26 33 Wheaton Central 58 45 Kaneland 54

VARSITY WRESTLING

We-Go 47 St. Francis 5 14 Wheaton Central 31 27 Oswego 14 24 West Aurora 22 16 Sycamore 29 12 Plainfield 32 18 Naperville 19· 20 Cary Grove 22 40 Geneva 6 138 FROSH-SOPH TRACK FROSH-SOPH BASEBALL

We-Go 46 Geneva 81 We-Go 4 St. Charles 6 67 Kaneland 58 4 Dundee 5 73 Oswego 54 5 Wheaton North 15 74 Sycamore 53 7 Glenbard North 4 76 Plainfield 51 3 Fenton 5 50 ½ Lake Park 17 2 Wheaton Central 8 47 Cary Grove 80 7 Batavia 4 0 Oswego 3 3 Lake Park 11 VARSITY TENNIS 2 Geneva 1 11 Plainfield 13 We-Go 0 St. Francis 5 0 Sycamore 5 2 Belvidere 7 7 Cary Grove 1 1 Wheaton Central 4 12 Batavia 8 1 Elgin Larkin 4 14 Geneva 3 0 East Aurora 5 9 Oswego 4 0 St. Charles 5 Plainfield 1 Naperville 4 3 Sycamore 8 0 Geneva 5 2 Cary Grove 7 4 Cary Grove 1 0 Fenton 5 FROSH-SOPH TENNIS 1 Downers Grove N. 4 VARSITY GOLF 1 Geneva 4 We-Go 0 St. Francis 5 2 Lake Park 3 4 Belvidere 5 We-Go 364 Wheaton Central 345 0 Wheaton Central 5 168 Cary Grove 178 1 Elgin Larkin 4 187 Wheaton North 182 FROSH-SOPH GOLF 5 East Aurora 0 174 Glenbard North 170 2 St. Charles 3 179 Oswego 187 We-Go 425 Wheaton Central 361 0 Naperville 5 172 Naperville 171 205 Cary Grove 195 0 Geneva 5 181 Benet 164 198 Wheaton North 188 2 Cary Grove 3 167 St. Charles 165 206 Glenbard North 218 1 Fenton 4 168 Oswego 186 196 Oswego 202 1 Downers Grove N. 4 350 Lake Park 307 206 Naperville 179 1 Geneva 4 167 Kaneland 182 190 Benet 181 0 Lake Park 5 340 Geneva 344 200 St. Charles 193 201 Oswego 208 186 Lake Park 175 193 Kaneland 232 484 Geneva 493 VARSITY BASEBALL

We-Go 6 St. Charles 15 6 Dundee 11 1 Wheaton North 4 2 Glenbard North 6 0 Fenton 4 3 Wheaton Central 18 1 Batavia 4 1 Oswego 7 4 Lake Park 4 6 Geneva 4 0 Plainfield 10 7 Sycamore 3 1 Cary Grove 11 8 Batavia 6 1 Geneva 0 1 Oswego 2 3 Plainfield 0 1 Sycamore 2 1 Cary Grove 1

139 STUDENT INDEX ADAMSON. DIANE M. 65 BLACK, VIRGINIA M . 88, 107 CARVER, M. VIRGINIA 82, 118, 120 DAVIS , THOMAS E. 52, 53, 108, 111, 126, 132 ADAMSON, HARRY A. 82 BLENKLE, ERNEST J. 82 CESARONE, BRENDA 95 DAY, CHRISTINE L. 96, 118 ADESZKO . JANET M. 95, 113 BLEVINS, G. DARLENE 82 CESARONE, JACK C. DAY, DEBRA 5. 68, 110 ADILI, GEZlM 95 BLOOMDAHL, JEFFERY K. 82 CESARONE, LINDA R. 88 DAY, GARY R. 96. 118, 129, 131, 137 ADOROR, JAN JEAN 82 BLOUNT. CYNTHIA 95, 115 CHAMBERS, CANDACE L. 88,117 DAY, KEITH R. 68, 126, 129, 132, 134 ALANIZ, JOSEPH J. 137 BLUM , CONNIE J. 82 CHAMBERS, GAYLE C. 67, 106, 108, 113, 118, DAY, MARGARET A. 68, 109, 114 ALCAZAR, SUSANA 95,118 BLUM , TERRYE. 65 126 DEBATES, CLAUDIA J. ALLEN, CARL C. 88 BOUNE, MARTHA 82 CHAPMAN, JANICE L. 88, 108, 124 DEBATES, CYNTHIA A. 83 ALLEN, CHARLES E. 95,135 BOLIN, SUSAN C. 95 CHAPMAN, RAE C. 95 DEBES, VALERIEG. 68, 114 ALLEN. MART ALEE 0 . 117 BONO, KAREN 66 CHAPMAN, THOMAS L. 67 DEBO, CARL F. 96, 118 ALLEN, MICHAEL D. 88 BOOSTED, GARY R. 66 CHAPMAN, TIMOTHY D. 88, 135 DEGRAVE, DONNA68 ALLEN, NANETTE L. BORCHERS, STEPHEN C. 35, 95, 115, 118 CHASE, MARK A. 95, 116, 131, 134 DEGRAVE, PAMELA J. 83, 120 ALTMAN, OAVIDW. 27, 65,110,118,120 BOSWELL, DIANA L. CHASE, PAULK. 82, 118, 120 DEGROOT, LINDA E. 68 ANDERSON, DIANE L. 65,114,117 BOSWELL, LEONARD E. CHASE, ROBERT A. 88 DEMAY. JANET S. 83. 106, 109, 118, 123, 124 ANDERSON, KIRK L. 95,129,131,136 BOURKE, GEORGE C. 88, 128 CHASTEEN, SANDRA L. 52,67 DEMING, MICHAEL I. 68, 111, 118 ANDERSON, LINDA J. 95, 116 BOWER. SUSANK. 88, 108, 110, 117 CHEEHY, RONALD J. 88,128,131,134 DEMPSEY, WALTER E. 52, 53, 69, 108, 126, 132 ANDERSON, STEVEN A. 82 BOWMAN. MARY C. 88, 106, 117, 124 CHEEHY, THOMAS 67,126, 131, 1~4 134 APPLEYARD, CINDY D. 82 BOWMAN, PATRICIA M. 95, 106, 116 CHILICKI, NANCY J. 82 DENGES, DEAN R. 96 ARMBRUST, KEVIN 5. 88,118,128 BOWMAN, TERRIE. 66. 109, 111. 112. 114 , 124 CHIPMAN, DONNA D. DENGES. DON R. 96 ARMBRUST, STEVEN D. 65 BRABEC, JEFFREY L. 88 CHOROBIK, CHESTER S. 82 DERBY, JEAN R. 89,112,117 ARNOLD, ERIC S. 88, 107, 131 BRACH. ANN C. 66, 114, 117 CHRISTENSEN, GAIL L. 82, 106, 109, 118, 122. DETTMANN, BRIAN H. 96,106,131,134 ATKINSON, BARBARA A. 95, 116 BRACH, MARY C. 88. 117 123, 124 DETTMANN, LORI L. 89, 106, 117, 125 ATKINSON, KIM E. 82, 124 BRADY, DONALD J. 66,111,126,127,132 CHRISTIAN, THOMAS G. 88 DETTMANN, PAMELA M. 68, 109, 111, 112, ATWATER, JANET P. 95 BRAND, RITA M. 88 CHRISTNER, DANIEL G. 88 114, 123, 124 AUBLE, STEVEN J. 95, 129 BRECKINRIDGE, MICHAEL CHRISTOPHER, RICKY K. 82, 129 DEUTSCH, PATRICIA A. 89, 113 AULERT, DEBBIE L. 82, 118 BREWSTER. SUSAN D. 82 CHRISTOPHER, HOWARDT. 96,137 DEUTSCH, STEPHEN L. 96, 134 AULERT, MIKE F. 95,135 BRICKNER, JON T. 66, 109 CIRCELLI, LUCY M. 88 DEUTSCH, THOMAS C. 69 AYOTTE, JOHN J. 118 BRINER, DONNA 66, 110 CITRON, PAMELA l. 88, 117 DEVEREUX, KEVIN J. 89, 136 BAER, PAULE. BRISCOE, BARBARA A. 88 CLANDORF, JULIEN. DEVITTO, PAMALA A. 96 BAETHKE, PAMELA S. 65, 109, 114 BRITTON, KAREN J. 66 CLANDORF, MARK P. 89, 132, 134 DEVORE, KATHLEEN M. 89, 117 BAETHKE, SHERRI L. 88 BRITTON, WALTER D. 82, 131 CLARK, DAWN 67, 118, 120 DEWEY. KARENE A. 89, 108. 109, 118 BAHR, HENRY H. 88, 118 BRITTON, ROGER C. 95 CLARK, JOSEPH W. II 96 DIACHUK, JUDITH L. BAHR. LILY M. 65 BRODT, LORRAINE F. 95 CLARK. MARC G. 67 DIACHUK, LAURAL. 69, 114 , BAILEY, JANET A. 82, 109, 117 BROOKER. JEAN M. 88 CLARK, PAMELA M. 82 DIECKMANN, DONALD E. 96, 118 BAILEY. MICHAEL L. 95 BROOKS. PAULA J. 66, 114 CLARK, THERESA M. 96 DIECKMANN, ROBERT C. 69 BAILEY , NANCY L. 65, 114 BROSTED, BARBARA A. 66, 107 CLARK, TIMOTHY V. 82 DIERKING, SCOTT E. 89, 128, 132, 137 BAILEY. SUSAN F. 95 BROSTED, DANIEL G. 88 CLEMENTS, STEVEN P. DIERSCHOW, DEAN A. 89, 128 BAKER, DONNA M. 95 , 113 BROWN. JAMES W. 88 CLICK, DEBRA L. DIERSCHOW, MARLA M. 89, 106, 118 BAKER. GARY A. 65, 106, 126 BROWN, JUDY L. 82 CLINE, MARTINT. 89, 135 DIETER, CORINNE M. 83, 117 BAKER, JEFFREY W. 52, 65, 126, 131, 134 BROWN, TARA L. 88, 108, 117, 122, 123 CODDING. CLAIRE M. 89 DIETER, CYNTHIA L. 69, 118 BAKER, RETHA E. 95 BROWNE, BARBARA S. 95 COLE, DOROTHY J. 89, 106, 109, 117, 124 DTETER, KRISTI M. 96 BAL THIS. MARIANNE P. 95, 116 BROWNE, LINDA J. 66, 112, 114 COLFORD. BECKY S. 89, 106, 109 DIETER, LYNN A. 83, 109, 112, 125 BAMBACI-IT, AMYL. 82 BROWNE, TERRI A. 95,116,123 COLFORD, SALLY E. 67, 109, 114 DIFAZZIO, JERRY A. 69, 110 BANBURY, DEBBIE J. 95 BRUCE, ELLYN D. 95, 107 COLLINS, DA VE A. DIFAZZIO, THOMAS D. 89 BANJA VCIC, RUSSELL E. 65 BRUCE, LEANNE C. CONNELLY, CAROLINE A. 89 DIMENZA, PHILLIP A. 83 BANJA VCIC, STEVEN M. 82 BRUCE, TERENCE M. 95 , 129 CONNELLY, TERENCE R. 82, 113, 127, 139 DINICOLO, VALERIE L. 69 BANUSHI, NEXHA T BRUCE. TERRY L. 82, 107, 117, 136 CONRAD, SHEILA A. 67 DIRR, KIMBERLY 5. 83, 107 BARAJAS, DINA C. 95, 106 BRUCE, TIMOTHY 5. 66, 110 CONSON, CONNIE E. 82, 106, 108 DIVELEY. DEBBIE A. 83 BARAJAS, MARYE. BRUGOTO. ROBERT W . 82 CONTINO, JOSEPHINE A. 96, 123 DIVITO. DAN A. 96, 129 BARAJAS, OLGA 88, l06 BRUMMEL, JOANNE M. 95 COPHER, RICHARD M. 89 DIVITO. RICHARD J. 83 BARNES, DlANE K. 88, 118 BRUNOEHLER, DENISE K. 82 CORRY, JAMES 117 DIXON. GEOFFREY F. 96, 118, 129, 137 BASEL, MARK V. 95 BRUNOEHLER. GARY M. 95, 113 CORTEZ, ANTONIO P. 96, 132 DOHOGNE, JOY E. 96, 116 BAUM, BEYERL YA. 82 BUDRESKJ, ARLENED. 88, 107, 108, 111, 112. CORWIN, GAIL ANN 68, 117 DOHOGNE, REBECCA A. 89, 117 BAUM, DALE M. 88 115 COSTELLO. JANICE M. 82, 111 DOMBROWSKI, DAVID A. 83, 118, 120 BAUMANIS, AIVARS Z. 88, 118, 120, 131, 137 BUDRESKI, DIANE G. 82, 107, 108, 111, 112, COTIE, DARRELL L. 68, 111 DOMBROWSKI, PETERJ. 89, 118, 128, 132 BAUMANIS, ANDRA Z. 82, 107, 113 115 COVARRUBIAS, VICTOR68 DOMENO, SUSAN K. BEARDSLEY, KAREN M. 88,107,118 BUENROSTRO, JOANNE 82 COWART, MARKE. 96, 132 DOMINGUEZ. MARIO 5. BECKER, DAVID R. 88,131 BUENROSTRO, MARGARET 66 COWART, RICHARDO. 82, 107,113, 136 DOSEDEL, LADDIE M. 89 BECKER, MELISSA A. 95 , 107, 116 BUIKEMA, GREGORY S. 66, 126 COWPER, EILEEN L. 82 DOWNER, CATHY69, 109, 11 7 BECKER, MIKE K. 82 BUIKEMA, JEFFREY K 95, 127, 131 COX. CHERYLL. 83, 112 DOYLE, JAMES L. 89 BELDING, PAMELA 65, 106, 109, 114, 118 BUIKEMA. REBECCA S. 82 COX, DAVID A. 96 DRESCH, HILDY E. 89 BELLO, FLOR E. 88, 113 BURDEN, ROBERT D. 66 COX, MICHAEL W. 89, 111, 132 DROPP, DIANNE C. 96, 116 BELLO. RICHARDO 65 , 117 BURGESON, ZANE Y. 95 . 127, 131 COYNE, CHERYL G. DUBORD, DENISE M. 83, 112 BENDER LIESE A. 95, 115, 116 BUSSIE, DANIEL A. 67, 118, 120, 127 COYNE. PENNY R. 68 DUCKWORTH, JEFFREY L. BENNETT. BRUCE J. 82, 118 BUSSIE, KATHYE. 82, 118 COYNE, RODNEY S. 96 DUCKWORTH, JOE M. 96 BENNETT. RICK L. 88 BUSSIE, PATRJCIA D. 95, 120 CRANE. PATTIE A. 83 DUCKWORTH, LEONARD P. 89, 127, 137 BENOLKEN, CYNTHIA A. 88, 106, 109, 115, BUSSLER. TRACIEJ. 67, 114 CRAWFORD, DEREL L. 83, 118 DUNNETT, WILLIAM J. 69 120 BUTKUS, DALE R. 82 CRAWFORD, GEORGIA R. 96, 113, 118 DYE. DEBORAH L. 96 BENSON. DANIEL P. 95 BUTLER, JOHN D. CRUZ, DIANA G. EBEL T, JANET 5. 89, 118 BENSON, DAVID A. 88, 134, 136 BUTLER. JOSEPH M . 82 CROSS, PRYDE V. EDMINSON, THEODORE A. 89 BERAN, DIANE M. 82 BUTLER. RICHARD C. 95 CUE, JAY L. 118, 127, 131 , 137 EGGERT, GARY M. 96, 137 BERAN, MARYE. 95 BUTLER, RITA E. 67, 106, 109, 122 CVEK. CYNTHIA J. 96, 112 EKSTROM, CATHY L. 89, 107 BERG, JAMES M. 88 BUTLER, STEVEN E. 88 CWICK, FRANK V. EKSTROM, PAMELA S. BERG, TAM ERA L. 95, 116 BUTLER, THOMAS F. 67 CYZAN. CATHLEEN A. 83 ELSTROM, PAMELA S. BERGQUIST, DEBRA J. 88 BYLAND. CHARLES N. 88, 113 CYZAN, MICHAEL H. 89, 111 ELSTROM. ARLAND C. 69 BERGQUIST, KATHLEEN A. 95, 116 BYLAND. JAMES E. 67, 110 CZAJKA, STEVEN E. 68 ENDERS, DEBBIE J. 69 BERKES, BARBARA A. 88, 107, 112 BYTNER, OLGA H. 67 CZAJKA, THOMAS F. 96, 132, 137 ENDERS, KEITH A. 89 BERK ES , CYNTHIA L. 88, 117 CAGLE. CATHERINE M . 88, 106 DAGLEY, MARCIAL. 68,109,110,111 ,114,124 ENDERS, RONALD L. 83 BERRES , SUE 82 CAMPBELL, TINA DAGLEY, ROBERT A. 89, 128, 132, 134 ENGSTROM, JOHN R. 69 . 127, 137 BESCH, PATRICIA A. 95,123 CAMPOS. RUBEN 82 DAHM, CLIFFORD H. ENRIQUEZ JR., ESTEVAN 69 BESSER. DIANE L. 65, 114 CAMPOS, VIRGINIA M. DALTON, DEBRA A. 68,110 ESCOBEDO, ENRIQUE P. 26,69,110 BEST, DOUGLAS F. Ill 95,129,131,134 CAPUTO, JANIECE G. 88. 109, 120, 12.S DAL TON, DOLLIE E. 96 EVANS, DA vro G. 70,126 BEUTKE, MARK D. 82, 118, 129 CAREY , ANN B. 82. 108. 109, 117 DALTON , THOMAS A. 68, 89, 128 EVANS. GILBERT B. 70,118 BICCHINELLA, MARIANNE 88, 106, 117 , 125 CAREY, COLLEEN K. 95, 106, 109, 116 DAU, GARY L. 83, 131 EVANS, LINDA A. 70 BISTERFELDT, RICHARD 82 CARLOCK, LINDA 5 . 88, 112 DAVIS, DAWNC. 89, 109 EVANS. OSCAR F. 118, 127, 136 BITTER. JAMES J. 65 CARLOCK, MICHAEL67 DAVIS, DENNIS A. 35, 83, 107, 111, 117 EVERETT, SHARON E. 83 BLACK . MICHAEL R. 95, 132 CARLSON. JANET J. 95, 107 DA VIS , KIM M. 96 EVRARD, L. JAMES

140 EWALD. GUY R. 109, 115 GIULIANO, MICHAEL A. 90, 128, 134 HENDERSON, JEFFERY M. KAELIN, KEVIN W. 128, 134 FARIBANKS, IRENE C. 70 GLOSENGER, CARL J. 70, 126. 134 HENKEL, STEVEN J. 90 KAELIN, KIMM. 97,111 FAIRBANKS, M ICHAEL P. 89 GLOSENGER, KAT HLEEN A. 83 HENKLLEMAN, SHARON 71 KALLHAUGE, SUSAN A. 97,118 FALLIN, DANNY J. GLOWACKI, JOHN M . 97 HENLE, KEVIN R. 90 KALLIVOKAS, PITSA 38,73,108,111 FALZONE, BEATRIZ G. 96, 116 GOERKE, SUSANNE E. 90 HENNESSY, ROBIN A. 84, 106, 113 KALTER, LOIS 1: 84 FAUONE, MARIA I. 89, 117 GOETZ, DEBRA l. 70, 110 HENRIKSON, AMY A. 84, 109. 115, 118, 120 KAMINSKI, CATHERINE M . 97 FARRELL, THOM AS F. 83, 118,131,135 GOFF, MICHAEL 83 HENSEL , CAREY R. 97 KAMMES, AMY C. 91 FA WELL, JUDITH A. 89, 107 GOLDEN, GARY D. 97, 116, 129 HENSEL , CHRISTIE L. 84, 118 KAMMES, CRAIGE. 84 FAWELL, STEVE G. 70 GOLDEN, LINDA S. 52, 70, 109, 114, 117 HENSEL, CRAIG R. 97 KASTE, DIANEM. 97,107,113,116 FA WELL, TERESA R. 96, 109 GOMEZ, ELODIA 83 HENSEL, DONA l. 109, 120, 125 KAYLOR, COREY D. 84, 118 FAWELL, WILLIAM W. 83, 129 GOMEZ, MARIA S. 90 HENSEL, DAVID M. 97, 129 KAYLOR, KAREN l. 98 FELTES, EDWARD J. 89, 131 GOMEZ, OSCAR 71 HENSEL, DONNA l. 52, 72, 106, 109, 114, 125 KEELEY , DENNIS A. 91 FELTES, JOHNS. 83, 137 GANZALEZ, M . AVELINA HENSEL, STEVEN A. 72, 126, 129 KEELEY , EILEEN M. 73 , 114 FELTES, THOMAS M. 70, 126, 137 GOSNELL, CHARLES R. HERMAN, ANTHONY T . 90,134 KEENON. KEVIN J. 84, 113 FERGUSON, CLARENCE H. GOULD. KYLE 97, 116 HERMAN, GAIL M. 72 KEENON, TERRENCE M . 98 FERGUSON, KEITH E. 89, 128 GRAMMER, MARK P. 71, 109 HERMAN, JOHN l. 90 KEILER. BILL A. 84 FERGUSON, RANDALL L. 89, 131 GRAVENITES, THOMAS G. 97, 131, 137 HERMAN, MARLYS M. 97 KELLEHER. JEANS. 117 FERGUSON, STEVE J. 83 GRIFFIN, MARCIA Y. 90 HERNANDEZ, JUAN M. 97 KELLEY, ROBERT D. FERNANDES, BARBARA J. 83, 115, 118 GROBE,)AMES V. 83, 129, 134 HERSEE. CHRIS R. 90 KELLEY , TARA G. 91, 109, 124 FERRARO, DIANE S. 89, 109. 124 GROVER, DONNA J. 90 HESSELS. ROBERT T . 90, 118 KELLIHER, DANIEL J. FESSLER, DEBBIE J. 83 GROVER, JOSEPH M . 90 HIGGINS, ANDREWS. 97, 116, 129 KELLIHER, JOHN J. FIANDACA, CHARLES J. 83 GROVES, UNDA l. 90, 109 HIGGINS, ANN D. 84, 108 KELLY , EUGENE C. 84 FIDLER, ROBERT L. 89 GRUBBS, PATRICIA D . 71, 111, 112 HIGGINS, MICHAEL P. 90 KENTON.JAMES A. 34, 35, 91 , 106, 109, 115 FIENE, DENISE M . 70, 114, 126, 144 GRUBER, DEBORAH L. HILGf:RS, JOSEPH J. 97, 129 KIEFT, JEFFREY l. 98, 118, 131, 136 FIENE, DOUGLAS C. 89, 113 GUERRA, MARGO C. 71, 114 HILL, LINDA l. 72 KIMES, KRISTINE A. 84 FISHER, JANN L. 96 GUERRA, RICHARD R. 97 HILL, RANDALL A. 72, 129 KINDERMANN, JOHN J. 73, 110 FISHER, CAROL J. 89, 106, 108, 109, 124 GUERRERO. DAVIDT. HILL, SANDRA l. 84 KINDERMANN, WILLIAM M. 73, 108, 126, FISHER, CHARLES W. 89, 128, 134 GUERRERO. RUDY M. Hill, STEVEN H. 90, 128 129, 136 FISHER, LESUE M . 83, 106 GUINN, EARL T . 83 HITZEMANN 11 , JOSEPH 90,128,134 KING, SUSANNE E. 84 , 117 FITZENREIDER, GARY R. 83, 129 GUNDERSON, KENNETH E. 97, 134 HIX, DONALD A. KING, THOMAS A. 91, 118, 135 FITZSIMMONS, JAMES W. 96, 127, 131, 135 GUNNELL, JANETT. 71 HLINKA, CINDY A. 97, 123 KING, TIMOTHY A. 118, 135 FITZSIMMONS, LOU A. 83 GUNNELL, MARIE A. 97 HODSON, WILLIAM H. 84, 131, 134 KIRTS, JOSEPH H. 84, 135 FOLINO, ALICE M. 89 GUNNELL, PHILIP J. 83 HOFFMANN, GREGORY E. 97, 107, 131, 137 KLEIN, PHILIP R. 91 FORBES, JEANNE M. 83 GUNTHER, GARY 111 HOLBACH, MARSHAJ. 72, 109.111, 114, 115, KLEINEDLER, NANCY A. 98, 123 FORBES, THOMAS E. HAAGENSON, EILEEN A. 83 117, 125 KLEINEDLER, SUSAN M. 84, 106, 122, 125 FORD, KATHERINE J. 89, 108, 117, 123 HAASE, BRIAN E. HOOK, DAVID H. 84, 110 KLEINSORGE, FREDERICK 98, 107 FORD, MICHAEL J. 83, 136 HAASE, RITA A. 90, 106, 108, 117 HOOK, MERNA J. 84 KLEINWACHTER. HERB E. 73 , 111, 126 FORESTER, PAULA R. 96 HABERKAMP, PATRICIA A. 90, 106, 117 HOPPE, DAVID A. 97. 127, 131 KLEINWACHTER, NANCY l. 73 FOTA, JOHN F. 89, 111 HADRI, FATIMA 97, 116 HOPPE, JR. ROBERT H. 90 KLEPPETSCH, ROBIN 5. 98 FOTA , PATRICIA A. 52, 70, 106, 109, 115, 117 HAGER. PEGGY R. 71, 112, 114 HOPPE, VIRGINIA l. 52, 72, 106, 108, 110, 114, KLINE, CAROL R. 84 FRANKLIN, JOHNS. 96 HAGER, PHYLLIS E. 90 123 KLINGBERG, ROBERT J. 73, 118, 120 FRANKLIN, MARTIN J. HALFPENNY, BRETT C. 90, 128 HORN, CATHERINE A. 84 KLINGMAN, CINDY 84 FRASER, CONNIE M . 96 HALFPENNY, MIKER. HORN, JAMES W. KLINGMAN, DEBORAH l. 73, 110, 114 FRASER, TOM 96 HALL, JANET l. 97, 120 HORZICH, MARCIA l. 90, 107, 118 KLINGMAN. STEPHEN R. 98, 118 FREDRICKS, WILLIAM W. 89, 137 HALL, MICHAEL K. 71, 110 HOSSMAN, CHRISTINE E. 97, 116 KLOUBEC, CAROL A. 52. 53 . 73, 114, 118. 120. FREDERICKSON, DEAN A. 96, 116, 127, 131, HALL, VAL ERIE J. 90 HUBER, MARK J. 84, 129, 135 122, 123 137 HALL, ROBERT J. 97 HUFF, JAY M . 72,135 KOCHER, KENNETH A. 84, 118, 120, 135 FREDERICKSON, PAULAS. 96, 118 HALLETT, CAROLYN S. 90 HUISH, NANCY l. 84, 118, 120. 122 KOEHRING. JAMES M. 84 FREDERICKSON, TRENT R. 89, 106.117, 136 HALLIDAY, DIANA l. 97, 116 HUMMEL, DAWNE. 97 , 108 KOESTER, CORINNE FREUND, CINDY L. 83, 113 HALLOCK, DELANE M. 90 HUMMEL, KATHLEEN A. 84, 108, 118 KOLINSKI, KATHRYNE G. 98 FREY, KENNETH P. 96 HALLOCK, WILLIAM G. 71 INGRAHAM, RAYMOND J. 90, 134 KOLINSKI, KIM C. 84 FROLIK, CHRISTINE 96 HAM IT I, PAUL ISLES, JOHNW. 84 KONEN, RONALD l. 84 FRY, KENNETH A. 89,107, 118, 128, 131, 136 HAMLIN, MICHAEL J. 83 ISRAEL, DORIS J. 97, 107 KOPLIN, PEGGY l. 98,116 FUCHS, WILHELM 83, 106, 107 HAMMOND, JOAN C. 83, 106 IURO, FRANK C. 72, 106, 108, 109, 115, 117 KOPLIN, THEODORE J. 91 GAEDE, PAULAJ. 83 HAMMOND, PAT RJCIA A. 71, 108, 109 IURO, ROSEMARIE A. 97 , 109, 112, 116 KORKOSZ, DEBBIE A. 73 , 108 GAGE, ANNE E. 90, 117 HAMMOND, W ILL IAM 118 IVANECKY, TIMOTHY C. 97, 118 KOSNIK, MARK K. 98, 135 GALLEGOS, BRIAND. 90 HANES, MICHAEL 83, 113, 127, 137 JACKSON. BARBARA 84 KOTTKAMP, ANNE GANGESTAD, JERRY A. 96, 132 HANEY, HEATHER J. 90 JACKSON, GAIL l. 97 KOTTKAMP, GRETCHEN GANSBERG, RICHARD 90 HANEY, IRL G. 71, 118, 127, 137 JACOBUS, PATRICIA A. 97 KOTTKAMP, MICHAELLA M. GARAFOLA, THOMAS P. 96 HANNA, SHEILA G. 97 JACOBUS, ROBERT H. 90 KOUBA, DONNA M. 91 GARBACZ, ANITA T. 90 HANSBERGE R, STEVE A. JAKOPCHEK, GLORIA M. 90, 107, 108, 111, KOUBA, JAMES M. 98 GARCIA, CIPRIANO 70, 118, 120 HANSEN, CHARLENE E. 71,111 112, 113 KOY AC , LORRI£ A. 98 GARCIA, EDM UND J. HANSEN, RANDALL S. 90 JAMES, KATHLEEN J. 72, 114 KOWALEWSKI, ALAN G. 73 , 111, 113, 126, 127, GARCIA, ERENE 70 HANSEN , SCOTT H. 90, 128, 132, 134 JAMES, WAYNET. 90, 132 132 GARCIA, JOANNE L. HANSON, RHONDA l. 90, 109 JARDINE, LAURAJ. 72, 108 KOWALEWSKI, KATHLEEN 98 , 116 GARCIA, MANUEL A. 96 HAPPEL, PETER D. 84, 113 JARDINE, SARAH 84, 122 KOWALEWSKI, RANDY J. 84 GARCIA, RENE JR. 96, 129, 132, 137 HARPER, FRANCES D . 93, 113 JASSAK, PATRICIA F. 90, 106, 108, 118 KRAFFT, KAREN 5. 91 , 117 GARRETT, INA L. 96 HARPER, LAURA JEFFERY. DANIEL T . 90. 128. 132 KRAFFT. KIME. 73. 108 GARRETT, STEPHANIE A. 90 HARRIS, BARBARA J. 97 JENTSCH, DEBRA A. 72, 110 KRAMER, NANCY A. 84 GARTNER, JAMES R. 96, 107 HARRIS, NIT A VALERIE 90 JEFFERY, ROBERT E. 84 KRAUS, ROBERT l. 98, 129 GARZA, ERASMO 90 HARTJEN, KIM D. 90 JOHNSEN, DANIEL l. 97 KRENGEL, CLIFFORD A. 84 GARZA. FERNANDO 90 HARTSING, DONNA J. 90,107 JOHNSEN, DIANE l. 97 KRIKIE, CHARLES E. 132 GASPAR, DELBERT AC. 96 HASENHEYER, VICKI J. JOHNSON, DAVID C. 97, 115, 135 KRIKIE, CHRISTINA A. GAVAND, WALTER J. 70 HASS, DAVID W. 71, 118 JOHNSON, GRACE B. 52, 72, 120 KRIKIE, LINDA D. GAYE, D ARRELL W. 83 HATTULA, T HEODORE C. 97, 131, 134 JOHNSON, MIRIAM A. 90, 107 KRONING, SCOTT D. 98 GAYE, MARK S. 97 HATTULA, BILL l. 84,113, 135 JOHNSON, NANCY l. 72, 114 KRONKOW, BRUCE E. GEIER, CHARLES D. HAVEMANN , DEBRA l. 97, 106, 112 JOHNSON, ROBERT J. 90 KROSEL, KATHIE M. 98, 107 GEBHARDT, MICHAEL W. 97 HAVEMANN , DONNA J. 84,1 06,112 JOHNSTON, PAULA K. 97, 107 KRUCEK, DEBRA A. 91 , 106 GEORGE, MICHAELS. 97 HAVLICEK, REGINA M . 97 JOLLS, MICHAEL R. 91, 117, 128, 136 KRUEGER, RICHARD C. 73, 118 GERBIG, DAVID J. 83 HAVLIK, CHERYL K. 97 JONES, PHILLIP 5. 84, 113 KUKASKY , WILLIAM C. GETZ, DONNA J. HAVLIN, JOSEPH L. 90 JONES, RODGER D. KUNTZ, DONALD J. 98, 131 GIBSON, M ARKE. 90, 128 HAYES, KATHERINE 84, 108 JORDAN, ORVAL72, 131 KUYKENDALL, JAMES K. 98 GIBSON, RANDALL K. 83, 117, 129, 132 HAYES, WILLIAM E. JORDAN, RITA M. 84, 117 KVARSTEN, KATHRYN J. 98 GIESE, MICHAEL W. 97 HEDGER, JOHN R. JORDAN, WILLIAM A. 91 KYGER, KARY S. 91, 109, 124 GINN, MARY 83 HEIN, T ERRENCE J. 71, 126, 131 JUZWIAK, CATHERINE M . 97, 118 LADOUCEUR, RICHARD M. 84 GINN. ROBERT M. 70, 111, 112 HEISEY, DAVID L. 84, 106, 127 KAELIN, KATHRYN J. 73, 110 LAKA, FRANK A. GIRSCH, BARBARA A. 83, 111 . 118 HEITZLER, JOHN A. 97, 129, 137 KAELIN, KENNETH C. 84 LAKOSKEY. STEVE 1 -H LAMBE, KEVIN A. 98, 116 MCGREGORY, MARYE. 98 MURPHY. JAY A. 91 PILCHER, TIM 0 . 131 LAMBERT, EUGENE S. 91 MCGRIFF, JANET L. 91 MYERS, RICK M . 85 PINEDA, ANGELA 99 LAMCZYK, ANN M . 84 MCGUFFEY. WANDA C. 91 NEFF, VALERIEC. PINEDA, FERNANDO 99, 129 LANCASTER, POLLY A. 84,117 MCGUYER, JANETTE C. 74 NEFF, VICTORIA E. 76 PLEFKA, JAN A. 86, 144 LANCE, ROBIN L. 98, 106 MCGUYER. JOHN R. 85 NELSEN, LEIF A. 91 PINKOUS, LORNA E. 86, 106, 115, 117, 122 LAND, ROBERT 0 . 91 MCGUYER, LINDA J. 91, 110 NELSON, DEAN F. 91 PLEFKA, JILL F. 92,106,117 LANGNER, NORMA 73 MCINTOSH, SHARON A. 91 NELSON, PA TRICIA K. 92, 106, 117 PLEFKA, PAULJ. 99 LA VICTOIRE, ROBIN R. 98 MCKAY, BONNIE H. 98 NELSON, ROBERT W . 99 POLZ, EDWARD J. 99 LEDERMAN. DONALD C. 91 MCMURRY, GWEN M . 98 NEL TNOR, BARBARA A. 99 POLZ Ill, HENRY G. 92 LEIGHTON, HENRY C. 84, 113, 118, 120, 129, MCNEIL, DEBRA J. NEL TNOR, JOHN 5. 85 POU, KATHI J. 86, 117, 122, 123 131, 135 MCVICAR, JAMES W. 85, 118 NEUMANN. REBECCA L. 85, 108, 118, 120 PONZO, JENNIFER L. 99 LELLIOS, RANDY M. 98 MELOUN, DAWN L. 74,108 NEUMEISTER, DAYID D. 118 POPELKA, RICHARD E. 34, 35, 76, 109 LEMKE. KENNETH W. MENEFEE, PATRICA! M. 91 NEWTON, DARLENE POPPINO, RICHARD D . 92, 118 LEMKE, MARK 74 MENNECKE, PAMELA L. 85, 117, 120 NICHOLSON, MARKE. 92 POPPINO, SUSAN L. 76,114,118 LENER VILLE. DAWN D . 98 MENNECKE. PAULA A. 91, 107, 112. 117 NICKELSON, DAVID J. 99, 127, 131, 134 PORTWOOD, JUDlDTH 91 LILLIE, DAVIDE. 84 MENZEL, CHARLES J. 75 NICOLOFF , JOSEPH 0 . 85, 113 POTIRALA, DANIEL M. LILLIE, STEVE M. 98, 129, 137 MERTES, ROBERT J. 75 NICOSKI, GARY A. 85, 134 POTIRALA, VICTORIA A. 86 LINDSTROM, DENISE B. 91, 106 MESNER. LARRY D . 52, 108, 118, 120 NICOSKI, THOMAS 5 . 99, 118, 134 POWERS, RENA S. 99, 116 LINE, BETTE. J. 98 MESSNER, JOHN F. 75 NIXON, JAMES E. 99, 112, 116, 131 . PRATT, BARI 86, 129 LINE, JAMES W. 84, 113, 132 MESSNER, PETER G. 75, 118, 120 NIXON, JULITT A A. 76 PRICE, JEFFREY A. 76, 117 LINTON, TERRI J. 98, 116 METAXAS, CHARLOTTE L. 85 NOEL, RAYMOND J. PRICE, KlMBERLEE J. 99, 116, 123 LISEWSKI, GARY M . 91 METAXAS, MARK 98, 129, 137 NOONAN, JOSETTE M. 92, 108, 117, 120, 122 PRILL, DAVID P. 76 LISSON, DIANE 71 , 117 MEYERS, RICHARD J. 75, 110, 126, 129 NORDIN, CHERYLL L. 99 PRILL, DONALD P. LITTLE, RANDY W . 98, 132 MEYERS, RON J. 85, 129 NORDIN, LISA K. 99 PROSEK, MARIE A. 86, 118 LIVEZEY , ROBERT J. 91 MEZO, LINDAJ. NORMAN, PETER T . 99, 129, 132, 134 PRUTZMAN, MARK 0 . 52, 76, 108, 118, 120, LLOYD. JOAN B. 74, 118, 120 MICEL, JUDI. L. 75, 114 NOTTINGHAM, GARY L. 85 129, 134 LOCKABY. JONI 74 MICHAEL, RICHARD L. 98, 129, 136 NOTTINGHAM, LARRY L. 92 PRUTZMAN, PAULA J. 100, 109, 114, 120 LOCKERT, SUSAN J. 85, 113, 118 MICHELS. FRANK J. 91 NOTTINGHAM, TERESSA C. 99 PURDOM, BENJAMEN 86 LORMAN, THOMASJ. 98 MIDDAUGH, DA YID J. 98 NOVAK, ANTHONY J. 92, 128, 132 PURDOM, DAVID R. 92 LUEBKER, THOMAS A. 85, 131 MILLER, ALAND. 91, 107 OAS, JAMES BURGER 99, 127, 132, 137 PYLE, DEBRA L. 100 LUESSENHOP, ROGER W. 74 MILLER, JOSEPH C. 117 OAS, THOMAS 0 . 85, 129 QUARTELL, DIANA R. LUKASZKA, LOUISE M . 85 MILLER, LISA L. 91, 107. 120, 122, 123 OCONNOR, DANA 76 QUINLAN, MARIANNE M . 77 , LUKENS, KATHRYN A. 98,107, 115, 116 MILLER, LOUISE A. 85 OCONNOR, L. DUANE 85 QUINN, DEBORAH A. 92 LUKENS, RICHARD D . 85, 129, 132, 137 MILLER, MICHAEL D. 11 7 OCONNOR, KEVYN A. 99, 107 RAAP, DAVID 5. 82 LUKENS, TOM D . 74,129 MILLER, NANCY J. 91 ODONNELL, MARTIN M. 34 RAAP, RAYMONDS. 100 LYMAN, CAROL A. MILLER, STEVEN D. 98, 129 ODONNELL, RONALD, A. 92 RADAVICH, KENNETH J.100, 129, 137 LYNCH, KATHLEEN R. 85, 108 MILLER, STEVEN R. 98 OLEARY, NAOMI H. RANSONE, JERRY D . 100 LYNCH, MICHAEL J. 52, 53 MILLER, SUSAN M . 75 OLEARY, PAULA M . 85, 106 RAPISARDA, SAM C. 100 MAAS, JOAN I. 52, 74, 106, 113 MILLER, TERRY M . 99 OLSEN, JANET J. 99 RASGAITIS, NANCY M. 86 MAAS, PAUL A. 98 MILLER, TlNA M. 99 OLSEN, LARRY F. 99 RASGAITIS, THEODORE S. MACALUSO, ANTHONY F. MILLS, CAROLYN A . 85 OLSON, ALLISON B. 99 RASK, SCOTT D . MACDONALD, RICHARD R. 85 MILLS, KENNETH R. 99 OLSON, TERRY L. 99, 129, 131, 134 RATHE, DEBRA L. 86,117 MACHIN, JOHN L. 98 MILLS, RICHARD E. OMELIA, KEVIN K. 85 RATIIFF, KATHRYN D. 92,106,108,112 MACIAS, JOE E. MILLS, RICHARD D. 75, 126, 129 ONEILL, GRIZELL 92, 106 RATIIFF, RONALD M. 77 MACK, ROBERT A K. 85, 106, 118 MILLS. ROLA ND D. OREN, MICHAEL J. 85 RAUSCHENBERGER, SANDY 92, 117 MACK, SALLY J. 91 MINER, JOYCE M . 75, 125 ORTIZ, ALEXANDER 85 READ, MARCIA L. 92, 106 MADDEN, DIANE E. 74, 110 MINOR, KAREN A. 75 ORTIZ, EDWARD R. JR. 99, 129 REED, GEORGE A. 100, 129, 132, 134 MADISON, JAMES J. 85, 132 MINO R, RICHARD A. 99 OSBORNE, CINDY 76 REED, ROBERT P. 92 MADISON, JANE 91 MITCHELL, DAVID H. OSHEA, JOHN J. 99, 120, 127, 131 REED, WILLARD M. 86, 129, 132 MADISON, JOYCE M . 98 MITCHELL, RUTHANN 91 OVERTON, PAMELAJ. 99, 116 REED, WILLIAM R. PACHECO, WILLIAM C. 85 MADISON, STEVE J. MITZ, SUSAN J. 35, 85, 109, 115 REEVES, RUTH G. 92 MAEYOKO. NAOMI 38, 74, 108 MODAFF, LOU ANN F. 99 PALACIOS, RENEE L. REITZ, RICHARD E. 86 MAHAN, JOHN D. MODAFF, SHEILA K. 85 PANNARALE, JOLEEN M . 92, 106, 108 RENDLEMAN, RITA R. 92,106,108 PANZELLA, MELANIE A. 99 MALEC, FRANK J. MOLITOR, DANIELL. 75, 109, 115 RENDLEMAN, VICKI J. 77 , 106 MANN, KAREN A. 85, 123 MOLITOR, JEANINE A. 106 PAN ZELLA, MICHAELS. 92, 118, 128 RENLUND, PETER M . 100 MANN, KATHIE A. 85, 108,111, 125 MONIZ, PAMELA A. PARA, LINDA K. 92,106, 118 REYES, FELIPE A. 86 MAPLE. PETER L. 74 MONT AL VO, ARCILIA 99 PARLETT, BONNIE L. 92,106, 108 REYNOLDS, DAVID C.53, 77, 117 MAPLE, SHIRLEY J. 98 MONT AL VO, AURORA 99 PARSONS, MICHAEL L. 76, 106, 135 RHODES, WILLIAM J. n MARCELLO. JOHN A. 85, 127, 137 MONT ANA, RHONDA M . 99 PATITZ, DALE J. 132 RICE, STEPHEN MARCOULIDES, MALCOLM 85 MOODY, DIANA L. 91 PATITZ, DONALD J. 76, 129, 132 RICE, ROBIN D. 100 MARCOULIDES. PHILLIP 98 MOODY, FRANK R. 99, 132 PEASE, BOBBI S. 92 RICE, VICKI C. 77 MARCUS, GEORGE H. MOORE, COLLEEN A. 91 PEASE, JANET L. 86, 117 RICHARDS, DWIGHT E. 92 MARGOLIS, MAUREEN 85, 108,112,117, 123 MOORE, DEBORAH K. 75, 109 PATTERMANN, DENNY L. 85, 129 RICHARDT, MARYL. 92, 112, 118 MARKHAM, EDNA B. 91 , 107, 113 MOORE, CHERIE, R. 99 PATTERMANN, LOUANN M . 85 RICHARDT, ROBERT L. 86, 108, 118, 120, 136 MARKL, JULIE A. 98 MOORE, KA Tt-n.EEN 85 PEACOCK, HARRIET 77, 113 RICKELMAN, MARY K. 100 MARKL, KRISTINE S. 85, 109 MORALES, MARILYN A. 99, 107, 116 PEDERSEN, DEBRA A. 99 RICKER, DOUGLAS A. 86 MARLOWE, HOWARD J. 85, 113 MORAVEC, BARRYF. 75 PEDERSEN, JOHN R. 76, 126, 129, 131, 134 RIEHECKY, JEFFREY 8 . 100, 137, 135 MARSH, JAMES G. 91 MORGAN, JANET R. 75. 120 PEDERSEN, LINDA M. 86 RIEHECKY, JOHN J. 77, 107, 115 MARTIN, DIANE74 MORISSEAU, ANN L. 75,109. 110, 117 PENTON, KIM l. 86 RIENDEAU, BETTY L. 77 MARTIN, GLORIA MORISSEAU, JEANNE 85, 111. 118 PERKIS, CATHY I. 92 RIENDEAU, BEVERLY K. 86 MARTIN, LAURA A. 85 MORRISON. ANNE E. 85 PERKIS, ELIZABETH A. 86 ROBELES, ANTIONIO MARTINEZ, DANIELS. MORRISON, MARTHA M . 99 PESETSKI, DIANE J. 86, 112, 118, 126 ROBERG, CHRISTINA A. 92, 111, 112 MARZIANI, VIRGINIA 5 . 91, 107, 108, 125 MORRISSEY, DAVID A. 91 PETERHANS, DONALD L. 86, 129, 132, 135 RODRIGUEZ, DAVID MASON, CAROL J. 98 MORRISSEY. GERALD F. 99, 111 PETERHANS, JOYCE L. 99, 107 ROHWEDEL, CURTIS M . 86 MASON, CHRISTIE L. 91 , 107, 108, 112, 120 MOSBY, BETH E. 99 PETERS, CYNTHIA A. 99 ROHWEDEL, DEBORAH J. 92, 125 MASON, SHEILA R. 85 MOTT, BEYERL Y J. 85, 117 PETERS, LINDA 5. 86 ROJAS, ROSALINDA 92 MATEJOVSKY, ROXANNE R. 91, 106, 108 MOYER, CY NTHIA S. 76 PETERS, RALPH G. 76,126,129 ROLLER, JUDY E. 86 MATHESON, JEFFREY W. 91 MOYER, SANDRA G. 91 PETERSON, FRANK C. 86 ROMANDO, LORRAINE L. 100 MATSON, VICKI M . 98, 123 MOYLAN, BRENDA G. 91 PETERSON, GARY R. 92, 134 ROMERO, ARMANDO 137 MATUS, DEBORAH C. 98, 106 MUELLER. DAVID F. 99, 118, 120, 127, 137 PETRIK, KIMBERLEE K. 86, 113 ROMERO, GILBERT G. 86 MAYORGA, LAURA E. 98 MUELLER, DONNA L. 99 PETRIK, RANDALL E. 76, 110 RONZHEIMER, DEBRA J. 77, 110, 114, 115 MAYORGA, HUGO F. 85 MUELLER, THOMAS R. 91 , 107, 128, 132, 134 PHILIPS , DAVID K. 99, 134 RONZHEIMER, HLL 5. 100 MCBRIDE, JEANNE P. 98 MUILENBURG, PATRJCIA 99, 118, 122, 123 PHILLIPS, SARAH R. 86 ROOP, TIMOTHY F. 92, 117 MCCLELLAND, ALLEN J. 74 MUILENBURG, ROBERT J. 85, 131, 134 PIERATOS, PAMELA R. 86, 106 ROSALEZ. ROSA M. 100 MCCLURG, WENDY F. 52, 74, 108 MURNANE, JOAN M. 91 PILCHER, DAYID M. ROSALEZ, RUBEN M. 86 MCCRACKEN, TIMOTHY 85 MURNANE, MARY 85 PIETROBON, GENO l. 99 ROSE, JILL T. 92 MCGEE, RON W. 74, 12.6, 129, 134 MURPHY, JALENE A. 99, 116 PINEDA, ADELINA 86, 106, 111, 125, 144 ROSS, DENNISE. 100, 127, 131, 134 142 ROUTSON, DANIEL T. SIMANDL, GLADY A. 52, 78, 106, 109, 1~4, 118 TANNENBAUM, DEBRA A. 101 VOIGHT, DEBRA L. 87 ROUTSON, MARTHA M . 100, 107 SIMMONS, JEANNE M . 100, 113, 116 TANNENBAUM, STEVEN E. 87 VOLK, JENIFER L. 101, 116 RUCH, FRED K. 100, 120 SIMMONS, PAMELA G. 93,107, 110, 118 TARBOX, MARYANN 87,125 VOLK, LA VERNE R. 87, 117 RUCH , PEGGY A. 92,118 SIMMONS, ROBIN K. 100 TARBOX, RAMONAJ. 101 VOT AVA , DEBORAH L. 101 RUCH, TERRY 1. SIMUNICH, GREG B. 86, 118, 120. 136 TAUER, JOANNE L. 101,123 WAGONER, JUDY 5 . RUIZ, DALIA 0 . 100 SINGLET ARY, APRILL 93, 113 TAYLOR, DONNA R. 93, 106, 144 WAGONER, MICHAEL 87 RUMINER, DEBRA K. 77, 117 SISK, SHERRYL 93 TEIXEIRA, FRENANOO 38, 79, 108 WALKER, BARBARA A. 81, 126 RUMINER, KAREN D . 92, 118 SKINNER, WENDY L. TEAL, DEBRA J. 93 WALKER, BARBARA 5. 87, 144 RUNNER, VICKI L. 86, 118, 120 SKUDLAREK, ROBERT M . 87, 131, 134 TEPLER, REED 5 . 87 WALKER, DIANA L. 34, 87, 106, 108, 115, 117, RUSH. ANCIE 86 SKUDLAREK, EDWARD P. 100, 127, 131, 137 TERDINA, JOHN W. 101, 131 120 RUSH, MARYL. 100 SLMNSKI, MARK P. 93, 108, 118 TERMUNOE, TERI L. 101, 106, 118 WAL KER, DONNA J. 101, 120 RY AN, DOUGLAS W. 136 SMELSER, CHERYL J. 87 TESCH, MICHAEL P. 27, 79 WALKER, RICK A. SAAVEDRA, BARBARA SMET ANA, JEANNIE A. 93 TESCH, TIMOTHY A. 93 WALKER, STEPHEN J. 101 SAAVEORA , PATRICIA SMET ANA, JUDY A. 93 TESKE, CAROLYN M . 93 WALLER, NED W. 81 SABATHNE, CATHERINE D . 100 SMETANA, MARK 87 THATCHER, ROY D . 93 WALSH, JULIE A. 101 SABATHNE, MARY L. 86, 117 SMITH, BRANDON A. 100 THEIS, TERRI 5. 93, 109, 112, 124 WALTER, CHARLES E. SAGERHORN, LOIS L. 86, 117 SMITH, BRUCE A. 78 THIELKING, RICK D . 101, 129, 131, 134 WALTER, DAWN K. 101, 118 SALGE, JANET 77 SMITH, CHRISTINE 5. 52, 78 THOMAS, ELAINE H. 101, 116 WALTER.GARY A.87, 132 SALLIS, BARBARA A. 100,116 SMITH, DANIEL E. 93 THOMAS, SUSAN L. 93 WALTER, JOSEPH W . 87 SALLIS, CAROL J. 100,116,123 SMITH, EVIE L. 87, 107, 113, 115, 117 THOMPSON, DEBRA L. 101, 116 WALTER, LINDA D.101, 120 SALLIS, HELEN M . 92, 117 SMITH, JANA JO THOMPSON, EDITH J. 87, 109 WALTER, RICHARD J. SAMPSO N, T HOMAS A. 100, 116 SMITH, MARK A. 100 THOMPSON, EDMOND J. 79, 111, 126, 129, WAMPACH, WILLIAM F. 93, 135 SANDERSON, DONNA R. 77, 109,117 SMITH, MERLE 78 132, 134 WANGBERG, LARRY A. 101,118, 129, 132, 134 SANDSTROM, CATHIE E. 100, 118 SMITH, PAULA A. 93 THOMPSON, E. JOHN 101, 109, 132, 134 WARD, REGINA 110 SANTIAGO, GLADYS 100 SMITH, PEARL A THOMPSON, GEOFFREY 5. 101 WATSON, EVERETT A. SANTIAGO, MARGARET 92 SMITH, PHILIP K. 93, 135 THOMPSON, PATRICK L. 101, 129, 134 WATTS, MICHAEL P. 93 SCARDAMAGLIA, JOSEPH SMITH, SHELLEY E. 100 THOMSON, ROBERT R. 87, 118, 120 WECKEL, THOMAS H. SCARDAMAGLIA, RICHARD 92 SMITH, THELMA 87 TICHA VA, TERRENCE T . 87, 129 WEINBAUER, MARILYN A. 93 SCHEEL, DIETMAR 107 SMITH, VANESSA 93 TIMM, JOHN D . WEINBAUER, NANCY 5. 101 SCHEFFLER, MICHAEL P. 92 SMRZ, JOHNNAJ. 100, 118 TIMM, PATRICIA A. 87 WEIS, JOHN M . 87 SCHEFFLER, DANIEL F. 100 SMRZ, PATRICK E. 93 TIMM, SHARON M. 93, 110 WEISS, SUSAN M . 101 SCHIEBLAUER, BRENDA J. 100 SNYDER, DARRYL W . 78 TINNES, CHRISTINE A. 93, 109 WELLS, CAROL M . SCHLAEGER, HENRY SNYDER, PAMELA G. 100, 113, 116 TINNES, CRAIG P. 79, 126, 129, 137 WELTER, THEODORE R. 101 SCHLEGEL, FRANK P. 100, 129, 137 SNYDER, PAULETTE A. 87 TIPPER, WILLIAM J. 80, 110 WENK III, CHARLES J. 93 SCHLEGEL, JEAN M . 86, 117 SORENSEN, HOLLY 5. 78, 123 TODD, PAULEEN F. 80 WESTGARD, DARICE D. 101 SCHLICHTING, ALISON 77 SORENSEN, NEILL S. 87 TOLEDO, AMAURY 87, 129, 137 WESTLUND, JANET L. 81,108,120 SCHLICK, COLLEEN A. 100, 116 SOTO, MARIA 78 TOLEDO, MIRIAM L. 93, 106 WESTLUND, JEAN K.101 SCHMIOT, KATHLEEN J. SOTO, STELLA 93 TOLEDO, VICTORIA 80 WESTLUND, PAUL87 SCHMITT, JOHN G. 92, 128, 132, 134 SOUTHWARD, STEPHEN 93 TOLEDO, VIOLET R. 101 WESTROM, BRAD C. 81, 108, 126, 131, 134 SCHMULT, DOUGLAS G. 86,118,139, 136 SPELMAN, PENELOPE L. 52, 79, 109, 114 TOMS, STEPHANIE A. WEYRAUCH, WILLIAM M . 21, 126, 132 SCHMULT, SUSAN R. 92 SPELMAN, WILLIAM E. 93 TOMS, SUZI B. 110 WHALEN, KIM ANNE 101 SCHNAITMAN, DELORES P. 86 SPILLMAN, SUSAN M. 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