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17 AND SO THERE AIN'T NGHHING MORE TO WRITE ABOUT, AND I AM ROTTEN GLAD OF IT, BECAUSE IF l'D KNOWED WHAT A TROUBLE IT WAS TO MAKE A BOOK I WOULDN'T A TACKLED IT AND I AIN'T AGOING TO NO MORE." MARK TWAIN

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Editors' Message: If everyone in the school could con­ tribute one hour of work towards the yearbook, it could be finished in a week. But with ten people, it takes a while. (to say the least). A lot of work has gone into this yearbook and we hope that everyone will enjoy it. It's your yearbook, we made it for you, not for us. Special thanks to all those who have contributed and given help to this year's staff. Thanks.

THOUGHT FOR THE DAY: DON'T KNOCK IT TIL YOU'VE TRIED IT!

9 No school 10 Final 15 Decorate town Assembly Poster Day

• ROW l l TOR - Dottie Cole, Dawn Davis, Rhonda Hanson. Tern Theis. ROW 2 - Mike Giuliano, Gary Schmitt, QU(;len Jan Caputo, King 'Scott Dierking, George Bourke. Steve Hill.

11 Dress up Day 12 Blue & White Day 13 Pep Assembly 14 Formal Dance - Coronation Tricycle Race Crystal Clear - Cafeteria Pep Breakfast VW Race Snake Dance Parade Bonfire Football Game Halftime show Casual dance VW Race Poster Day Tricycle Race Dress-up Day Spirit Stick Float

Queen: Jan Caputo Court: Dotti Cole, Dawn Davis, Rhonda Hanson. Terri Theis. King: Scott Dierking Court: George Bourke. Mike Giuliano. Steve Hill. Garry Schmitt .

Homecoming '72 was won­ derful for everyone this year. The theme "Hillbillies" carried through the parade, skits, races and contributed to the general atmosphere. The week was topped off with the exciting (if not easy) win over the Batavia Bulldogs 54-20. Has Batavia checked their front lawn lately? .,, .. . ~~ - -~.:/.: ., · 1

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The 1972 season was a dream come true for Wildcat Week, the fireworks, special awards, banquets and pep as­ fans. The Cats started strong against Glenbard North and semblies. But most of all the thing this town has been wait­ with bad weather and terrible field conditions, won seven ing for a long time, a Little Seven Conference title. To those out of eight games. The only defeat was by We-go's biggest who have contributed to such a fine year we at West Chica­ rival, Sycamore. go High would like to say THANK YOU. The scoring was led again this year by Senior Scott Dierk­ ing with 18 TD's, 8 PAT for a total of 124 points. Dierking also led in the rushing department with a total of 1386 VARSITY yards in 156 carries. Offensive end, Steve Hill, led in passes caught with 16 and a total of 232 yards. We-Go 7 The Little Seven All-Conference team consisted of eight 50 Glenbard North 0 We-go players. They were: George Bourke, Dean Dierschow, 40 Kaneland 0 Scott Dierking, Keith Ferguson, Mike Giuliano, Steve Hill, 44 Plainfield 0 Joe Hitzemann, Garry Schmitt. 46 Oswego 12 All in all the students of W.C. will not forget this great 50 Batavia 24 season. We will remember the completion of the press box, 14 Geneva 6 FINALLY, Dwane Dow and his High School Prep Top Ten, his 16 Cary Grove 14 visit to our game, the T.V. cameras at practice and watch­ 6 Sycamore 12 ing our team on the 5:00 news, being WLS Team of the

VARSITY FOOTBALL FIRST ROW: Frank Schlegal , Ron Villegas, Steve Miller, Gary Tredup, Tom Deutsch. Pete Norman, Brian Dettmann, Ken Fry, Garry Schmitt. Terry Truitt, Tom Gravenites, Joe Alaniz, Terry Sheahan. SECOND ROW: Steve Olson , Russ Whitaker, Mike Giuliano, Dave Philips, Dave Sproat. FOURTH Lillie. John Heitzler, Rick Thielking, Kevin Kaelin, Mark Glandorf, Coach ROW: Kevin Armbrust. Chuck Zalesiak, Dean Dierchow, Steve Hill. Jerry Paul Unruh, Ron Hanson, Bob Owens, Bob Dagley, Scott Dierking, Steve Stockton, George Bourke, Rick Micheal, Keith Ferguson, Hoe Hitzemann. Clausen. Gary Day. THIRD ROW: Manuel Garcia, Brett Halfpenny, Steve Joe Cairns, Kirk Anderson, Larry Wangberg, Tom Boorsma.

?9 Conference. The freshmen had a slow start but improved greatly by the end of the season. They beat one of their biggest rivals, Geneva, on the Viking's home turf. Their final season rec­ TakE SECOlld Ill ord was 3-4-1. FROSH-SO PH FRESHMAN

L. S. C. We-Go We-Go 0 Glenbard North 12 0 Wheaton North 22 20 Kaneland 0 14 Sycamore 16 22 Plainfield 0 18 Kaneland 14 The sophomore Wildkits had an impressive year with 34 Oswego 12 0 Plainfield 26 coaches Gil DeMay and Gary Lunak leading the way. 6 Batavia 18 20 Oswego 20 Julian Pineda led the scoring with eight TD's and one ex­ 20 Geneva 20 12 Batavia 20 tra point conversion for a total of fifty points. 8 Cary Grove 0 6 Geneva 0 The Wildkits ended the season with 4-1-2 for a season 6 Sycamore 6 8 Cary Grove 6 record, and secured second place in the Little Seven

SOPHOMOREFOOTBALLTEAM FIRST ROW: Jeff Pedersen, Julian Pineda, Steve Kindermann, Mike Novo­ Scott Hall, Dale Rawlings, Bill Dettermann, Larry Fry, Bob Forbes, Bob sad, Randy Thielking, Frank Giuliano, Don Brach, Jim Brae~. Ed Ortiz. Dively. FOURTH ROW: John Collins, Henry Antes, Kevin Moore, Keith Kae­ SECOND ROW: Coach Gary Lunak, Jim Black, Larry Appleyard, Joel Dodds, lin, Virgil Tuck, Roake Anderson, David Bullock, Barry Beckwith, Dave Randy Hill, Dave Lenertz, Mark Kolinski, Jeff Olson , Pat Line, Coach Gil Lyons. DeMay. THIRD ROW: John Crittenden, Brian Lillie, Steve Kindermann,

30 FRESHMAN FOOTBALL TEAM FIRST ROW:Tom Lenertz, Henery Marsh, Don Diershow, Tom Smith, Brett Jones, Howie Metcalf, Ed Barajars, Jim Nellis, Marvin Boorsma, Mark Hen­ Bussler, Mick Quirin, Tobin Kelly, Jose Toledo, Tim Novosad, Bill Herman, dricker, Dave Holderman, Kevin Sandon, Hector Alfaro, Matt Kolinski, Ed Jim Wilson. SECOND ROW: Bob Unruh, Mike Lutman, Scott Lucas, Perry Parr, Steve Kovac, Mike Alden, Steve Potirala, Coach Kim Haas. FOURTH Martin, Steve Oren, Mike Mell, Jim Gunnell, Fred Gaede, Tom Sikorski, ROW: Mike Berkes. Bob Schmalhlz, Jeff Nottingham, Bryan Koop, Dana Mark Hook, Scott Edminson, Mark Gangrstad, Philip Schramer, Hon Min­ Antes, Bob Blosser, Mike Rehs, Mike Marano, Bill Moore, Pete Lodestro, ter, Steve Hynek, Mike Gravenites. THIRD ROW: Coach Tom Czech, Mike Steve Ferro.

31 Rabbit Cl1asEl~s

The Varsity Cross Country Team, led by captains Ed Skudlarek and Dave Mueller, finished the season with a respectable 8-6, win-lo_ss record in dual meet competition and a 4-3 win­ loss record in Conference dual meets. The predomently Junior team ran at the District Meet where they finished 7th out of 15 teams. At the Conference Meet, the Striders finished 5th, but they ran their finest race of the year at the Crystal Lake Invitational where they placed 3rd out of 16 entries. With the return of five top runners, next year the Wildcat Striders look to be contenders for the Little Seven Title. The Frosh-Soph Team comprised entirely of Freshmen, finished the season with 7 wins and 7 losses against Sophomore competition. At Conference they finished 5th but had a conference record of 4 and 3. The Frosh had its finest moment when at the Fenton Invitational where they tied for 4th out of lOteams. ------

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33 A Girl From Down Under - "Aussie" Debbie Boothe, West Chi­ cago s 1972-73 Foreign Student. hails from Mel­ bourne, Australia. She ar­ rived in West Chicago to stay with the Moe family July 21, 1972. In Australia she attends a private all girls-school where all wear uniforms. She likes the fact that our school is co-educational and has no dress code. She also enjoys the snow which is so abundant here. Before returning to Aus­ tralia, she hopes to meet and talk to other people from the different back­ grounds which make up the population of the United States. She left June 30, 1973 to take a bus trip around the States, and then return to Australia on July 16. After returning to Austral­ ia she will complete High School, which goes from February to December. She plans on attending a Univer­ sity or teachers college upon graduation. Someday she hopes to return to the U.S. to visit the many friends she has made during her stay. Dickson Chan, a "foreign student" from Brazil was here for a semester living with Rev. Anderson of Win­ field. He likes the big cars, comfortable houses and the "push button" convenience of the United States. When he returns to Brazil he will finish school then come back to the states for college where he hopes to get a scholarship for soccer. Mark Slivinski - Presi­ Throughout the and the administration Smoking dent; Cindy Trennert years, Student Council as one, working to bet­ - Vice President; Nan­ has acted as the stu­ ter our school. Mr. cy Kleinedler - Secre­ dents government. George Strecker has Open Campus tary; Jim Nixon - During the school year advised the Student Treasurer. of 1972-73, the goals Council for two years. The efforts of the of the Council were to Talk Study This years Student council are very unite the student body Council officers were: rewarding. Hall

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Care "PREPARING FOR THE FUTURE"

0 C C u p INTERRELATED West Chicago Community T High School offers a wide variety of programs and I clubs designed for both enjoyment and educational 0 development. I.R.O. (interre­ lated occuations) offers a N combination of these two areas. While enrolled part­ s time at school, students may become employed, often learning new skills in preparation for permanent employment. Two credits per year are given for participating in th is work program. I.R.O. is affiliated with V.I.C.A. (Vocational and Industrial Clubs of America) and V.I.C.A. clubs are: Ed which boasts more than 80, Dean, president; Ted 000 members. This year Koplin, vice-president; April thirty-four students from Singletary, secretary; Cindy W.C.C.H.S. are enrolled as Peters, treasurer; Herman members of V.I.C.A. This Stitt, historian. The club year's officers of the I.R.O. advisor is Mr. James Garbe.

36 "PREPARING FOR THE FUTURE"

u N L SCIENCE CLUB M For the students who are science I m i n d e d t h ere is Sc i.e n c e C I u b Th e projects done in Science Club range from T mixing one chemical to another to get a third to the dissection of a cat. The E students in this club work hard and put a lot of time and effort into their projects. D They go into detail to f ind out what makes up this world we live in.

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On Monday, October thirtieth, the sound of language was heard in the halls of West Chicago Community High School. Foreign Language Open House was represented by each language taught at the ~igh School. French, under the supervision of Mrs. Francis McGawn , acted out a series of commercials. Included was the sale of a doll five and a half feet tall. German was headed by Mrs. Linda Jenks. We A sumptuous repast. saw a "typical" classroom scene, and a hilarious version of a tooth extraction. Mrs. Norma Wissing directed Latin. The influence of Latin in our everyday lives was shown. An Argentinien folk dance was one of the attractions of the Spanish segment. Under the leadership of Mrs . Fe Britain and Mr. Milan Gordon, skits were presented. Afterward, Besser spat als nie. refreshments from each country were served .

An Argentinien Folkdance is en joyed . A Parisian beauty. 38 nf lauguagr

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Hail mighty Caesar. Breakfast - Mexican style. 39 The Beautiful Persuasion of Speech Many who haven't had the opportunity, wonder what acting or dramatic in­ terpreting is. Others are cu­ rious what it would feel like to stand in front of people and give an important speech. Certainly they won­ der if they could convince people through speech. This is one of our concerns. There are many different topics used for competition in speech team. Saturdays are used for the meets at other schools. Practicing is done with the help of Mr. Greenburg as coach and other members at home and after school. After care­ fu I preparation ribbons, and happiness are often the result.

Mr. Charles Greenburg Steve Borchers and Nadi ne Heff .

(SEATED) Gigi Crawford, Becky We lls (STANDING) Nadine Heff. Steve Borchers, Paul Samson, Craig Romaser, Mr. Greenburg. Carol Smetana, Peggy Peterson, Lou Ann Beardsly. 40 The Bridge Over "Troubled Water"

Editor Mike Jells Co-Editor Judy Smetana

Composed of about twenty-five aspiring journalists, THE BRIDGE is a bi-monthly publication dedicated to improve communication between students and faculty. The newspaper is supervised by Mr. Brent Haas, although almost entirely runned by the staff itself. M. C. Jolls is Editor-in-Chief. He is aided by Co-Editor, Judy Smetana and the editors of the New, Feature, Spor­ ta, and Production Departments: Michael Drey, Henry Bahr, Bob Hall, and Gloria Jakopchek. The philosophy of THE BRIDGE is reflected in the title itself. Using a somewhat informal approach toward the complexities of high school living, the paper attempts to present the view of all competent parties on whatever issue is presently at hand. Hopefully this will facilitate increased cooperation and understanding between op­ posing factions. The philosophy seems to have resulted in a certain amount of success. Both the size and circulation of THE BRI OGE has increased practically with each edition. It is the staff's heart felt ambition that the philosophy of THE BRIDGE here outlined, is maintained by future newsfolk, for the betterment and general well-being of the students here in the friendly confines of We-Go High.

FROM LEFT TO RIGHT (STANDING) Bob Hall, Judy Smentana, Henry 8hr, (SITTING) Mike Orey, Pam Snyder . 41 Dance and Gymnastics Dance and Gymnastics Dane

.... p - - - !I : ·~"' ~ -- .... -- -\\ The annual Dance and Gymnastics Show was presented .. \ -/. l\l __; -. ,' on the eleventh and twelfth of January. The show was - \ I eagerly anticipated, and large crowds attended both ) ,- ,.. \ performances. Under the guidance of Mrs. Angela Jakes, - \~ ball and rope routines and interpretive dancing were ·-I presented. Miss Lorraine Jordon directed gymnasts. L~ Performers on the trampoline, the ~alance beam, the vault, '+' and the uneven parallel bars kept the audience entranced. .. It was unanimously regarded a delightful evening - with 1 ,91, tr· I~ . ' ' ·, . no casualties. t.\ ' ' . 1 • . , .:. - - .- • ~ • ~~~.~ 1, • Up, Up, and Away!

Shape and Movement dictated by sound.

A perfect landing! The art of body language conveys meaning. 4? e and Gymnastics Dance and Gymnastics Dance and

Tami and Jean provide meaningful narration. Time for reflection.

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- Smartly performed by Gini Tension, building, position .. . now! 43 GRA PUTS IT Girl's Recreation Association is for all girls attending We­ advanced through the districts enabling them to go down Go High. GRA offers an all year intramural, interscholastic state. sports program. GRA officers President Lisa Miller, Vice­ There is more than sport participation available to the President Josette Noonan, Secretary Julie Voelz, and girls. There's been a swim party and a field trip to NIU to see Treasurer Nancy Kleinedler aided by other board members an intercollegiate volleyball game. Kristi Dieter and Chris Harrington plan the year's events GRA also provides student services. Our Playnites try to with the help of their advisors Ms . LaVora Singleton, Ms. provide the school with a coeducational activity. We sell We­ Gail George, and Ms. Helen Zmrhai . . Go T-shirts as a fund raising idea . Intramural activities meet the needs of those girls We provide the community with a service, too . Our wanting sports for enjoyment only. Interscholastic sports Spring Clean-Up Day helps improve the community, pro­ meet the needs of those girls with the desire for motes better relations between community and students competition. Those sports included in the program are and helps raise money for Senior Scholarships. At the GRA archery, basketball, badminton , bowling, field hockey, Awards Tea the Scholarships are given out along with the gymnastics, softball, tennis, track & field, and volleyball. other special awards for tea ms and the Most Valuable . This year there were three State Tournaments held in Senior Award. The GRA Spring Picnic winds up the year, tennis, bowling, and track & field. The tenn is district meet annually held at Reed-Keppler Park for all girls. was hosted by We-Go in October. The bowling team

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FIRST ROW : Jean Brooker, Karen Zachara, Sharon Stock, Donna Vlahos, Jill Plefka, Sue Stanley, Donna Mueller. Gail Reeves, Co­ Baker, Captain Gini Marziani, Joy Bicchinella, Debbie Rohwedel, Captain Ginny Black, Laura Vlahos. Co-Captain Paula Mennecke. SECOND ROW: Brenda Moylan, Sue Tl1E AAl1, AA115 • • . 1

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CROSS-COUNTRY - WRESTLING CHEERLEADERS Chris Best. Dotti Cole, Lonnie Dierking, Captain Merri Bowman, Ann Brabec, Chris Day. Tl1E GIRLS BE11

VARSITY FOOTBALL- BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS

Captain Kary Kyger Diane Ferraro Kristi Dieter Jeri Strasburger Karen Kaylor IND Tl1E BOYS •'

FROSH-SO PH FOOTBALL _:__ BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS

Captain Julie Voelz Barb Thomson Cathy Sims Debbie Tinnes Sue Jardine

I I llll WAY II UP I I Scores The Varsity basketball team completed a frustrating sea­ son. The team finished last in the conference with a 1-13 VARSITY FROSH*SOPH We-Go record and 4-18 over all season mark. We-Go 34 Wheaton North 46 40 Wheaton North 62 Under the guidance of the new coach, Steve Kimery, the 47 Oswego 63 44 Oswego 40 squad started slowly losing by large margins. The second 43 St. Charles 60 36 St. Charles 52 37 Geneva half of the season the team showed improvement by a 44 Geneva 81 54 43 Kaneland 52 53 Kaneland 44 number of close games. 100 Oak Forest 71 49 Oak Forest 47 Junior, Greg Hoffmann, led the team in scoring and field 63 Sycamore 65 58 Sycamore 55 57 Batavia goal percentage. Greg, along with Aivars Baumanis, were 60 Batavia 83 53 54 Cary-Grove 52 32 Cary-Grove 40 elected " Co-Most Valuable Players". Senior Bob Chase was 60 Oswego 89 69 Oswego 67 voted 'Most Improved" by his team mates. 46 Dixon 64 65 Dixon 75 44 Geneva 42 Returning lettermen for next year include Dave Nickel­ 29 Geneva 38 43 Kan land 57 53 Kaneland 56 son, Dave Sproat, Kirk Anderson, and Brian Dettman. 60 Plainfield 64 47 Plainfield 58 42 Rochelle 75 19 Rochelle 63 The Sophomore basketball team completed the season 47 Sycamore 52 47 Sycamore 85 tied for third place in the conference with a 7-7 record and 69 Batavia 72 41 Batavia 65 47 Waterman 8-13 overall. The team started the season very well, only to 67 Waterman 53 52 68 Cary-Grove 71 35 Cary-Grove 56 hit a mid season slump. 65 Romeoville 60 52 Romeoville 69 The squad was led by the scoring of Jerry Stockton and 55 Plainfield 56 51 Plainfield 48 the rebounding of Virgil Tuck.

Varsity Basketball

FIRST ROW: Mark Chase, Roger Britton, Dave Becker, Kirk Anderson, Dave ery, Dave Sproat, Ted Hattula, Aivars Baumanis, Greg Hoffman, Ron Chee- Nickelson, Brian Dettmann, Eric Arnold. SECOND ROW: Coach Steve Kim- hy, Bob Chase, Ken Fry.

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' FROSH SOPH BASKETBALL FIRST ROW: Ken Hiscox, Steve Burgess, Roger Morgan, Bob Forbes, Tom Baumanis, Virgil Tuck, Jerry Stockton, Phil Gruca, Coach Wayne Kosek . Howell , Jeff Pederson . SECOND ROW: Rob Hill, Kurt Severe, Rae

FRESHMAN BASKETBALL FIRST ROW: Bob Unruh, Mike Alden , Carey Rask, Scott Edminson, Ed Ferro, Rob Hill, Phil Gruca, Duane Wynant, Tom Adamson, Joe Wesnewski, Farrell. SECOND ROW: Steve Mueller, Steve Kovak, Lee Westrom, Paul Coach Paul Netzel. Bakken , Doug Enos, Steve Burgess. THI RD ROW: Mike Rennels , Steve

52 GRAPPLER POWER Varsity

ROW 1 - Joe Alaniz, Rene Garsia, Pete Dombrowski, Dan Jeffery, Wayne James. ROW 2 - Ron Villegas, Donn Deutseh, Frank Moody, Tom Truitt, Tony Cortez. ROW 3 - Mike Cox, Larry Wangberg, Ken Mills, Scott Dierking, Mike Giuliano, Coach Lee Grubbs.

Sophomore

ROW 1 - Jim Hensel, Dave Black, Julian Pineda, Mickey Brown, Jon Provost. ROW 2 - Sheil Kottkamp, Rorry Randall, Jim Brach, Don Brach, Mark Kolinski , Bob Dively. ROW 3 - Coach Bob Owens, Randy Hill, Larry Fry, Scott Hall, Henry Antes, Kevin Moore, Dave Bullock, asst't coach Thomas Czech .

Freshman

ROW 1 - Henry Marsh, Greg Buhley, Mark Gangestead, Fred Stroe­ bel, Steve Sickinger, Tom Sikorski, Howard Metcalfe. ROW 2 - Jose Toledo, Tim Spohn, Jim Blazsuk, Roy Bruguto, George Nicoloff, John Mintner, Ralph Schmuggerow, Coach Thomas Czech.

53 GRAPPLER POWER!

The varsity wrestlers started off an exciting season with the trio of Scott VA RSITY Dierking, Pete Dombrowski , and We-Go 33 Wheaton Central 12 Wayne James going undefeated 56 Kaneland 0 through dual meet action. Led by this 36 West Aurora 12 Scott Dierking year's captains Dierking, Dombrowski, 33 Plainfield 12 33 Dixon 17 Hinsdale Tournament - and Spohn , the Wildcats posted a 15:. 2 ls 22 Oswego 24 season , losing only to Oswego and Little 7 Conference 17 Naperville 26 Districts - 1st 52 Batavia 6 Naperville. Another first for Wildcat Sectional - 1st 40 Glenbard North 9 fans were two shutout victor ies State Champion - 185 lbs. 31 Geneva 18 (3 pins of 4 wins) against Kaneland (56-0), and Glenbard 36 Wheaton North 12 undefeated for 1972-73 42 Cary Grove 6 (60-0). They captured the first place eason: 25-0 60 Glenbard South 0 trophy at the challenging Hinsda le 26 Sycamore 19 Holiday Tournament. Conference 35 Libertyville 14 tournament action saw Mike Cox, 28 Palatine 16 St. Francis 12 Scott Dierking, Dan Jeffery, Pete 47 Hinsdale Tournament - 1st Dombrowski, and Wayne James with Sectionals - 3rd firsts, and winning the Little Seven State Wrestling Tournament - 9th Conference wrestling trophy for the s~cond year straight. Districts saw the Wildcats take a very close third with five individual first by Tony Cortez, Mike Cox, Scott Dierking, Pete Dombrowski , and Wayne James and a second by Dan Jeffery. At Sectionals, Tony Cortez took a fourth after losing to 145 lb. state champ Doug Chir i co of Naperville. Scott Dierking proceeded to take a first at West Leyden Sectionals and was the Wildcats line representative downstate at the University of Illinois, Chambana, where he captured a first place victory at 185 lbs., scoring the only pin in the finals (1 :40), to defeat previously unbeaten Jerry Wash ington of Thorwood, for West Chicago's plac­ ing ninth in the IHSA wrestling tourna­ ment. He was cheered on by a record number of West Chicago fans who at­ tended the tournament and celebrated the victory afterwards. The " Most Valuable Wrestler" award went to Scott Dierking, and the " Most Improved" was Wayne James. Tri-cap­ tains for next year are Tony Cortez, Tom Truitt, and Pete Norman. 54 GRAPPLER POWER Grappler fever definitely struck West Chi­ cago this year as wrestling, after a steady uphill climb, became the leading winter sport. It became a matter of time to get to the meets early enough to get a good seat. Enthusiastic fans filled pep buses for almost every away meet. Many people attended Dis­ tricts and Sectionals. The state wrestling tournament takes the place of a class trip since just at Ramada Inn in Champaign alone, ten rooms were taken by West Chica­ go. Over 100 juniors and seniors alone filled an entire section in the enormous Assembly Hall at the U of I. The Wildcats have gained a tough name in wrestling throughout Illinois and mean to keep it. West Chicago wrestling fans will be behind them all the way.

" West Chicago must have the biggest mouths here. We could hear you yel ling from the other side of Assembly Hall and it holds 20,000 people." fan from Reavis Oak Lawn

55 Pep Club Although the annual Pep Club talent show was canceled due to a shortage of time, Pep Club still had the tedious job of maintaining buses for the away games, skits for the pep assemblies, and Homecoming Coronation . This year the executive board consisted of President Dawn Davis, Vice-President Dottie Cole, Secretary Colleen Carey, and Treasurer Becky Zarate. This year's advisor was Miss Potsee. Varsity

The Varsity Club is composed of Sophomore, Junior, and Senior boys who have earned a Varsity letter or award. The goals of this club, headed by Mr. Kimery, are to inspire school spirit, to set standards for good sportsman­ ship, and to lend support to all efforts of the school. The successful record for 1973 helped to secure these goals. The football season boasts winning the first place conference. 1973 also proved to be a successful year in Wrestling. While the expec­ tations in basketball were not realized, good sportsmanship prevailed as a positive goal for not only prospective members but the entire school body.

Victo1~y Act ivE Ri4or SpacE- Outs I 1'1 IElll Tou41'1 YEa! A CAPELLA CHOIR - 1st ROW - Terri Brown, Av is Swenson. Connie Ritter. Jeri Strasbuger, Josette Noonan, Marilyn Morales, Pat Nelson, Pam Snyder, Judy Smetana, Dorothy Cole, Lisa Becker. Retha Baker. 2nd ROW - Lori Dettmann. Linda Schuett. Joy Bicchinella. Cindy Trennert. Rose luro, Tara Brown, Diane Dropp, Patty Busse. Jeannie Smetana, Kathy Kowalewski, Leonard Duckworth. 3rd ROW - Debby Booth, Barbara Gren­ kow, Flor Bello, Mary Bowman, Mary Brach, Kerry Musser, Trent Frederickson, Jenifer Volk. Rita Haase, Kathy Lukens, Patricia Bowman, Jill Plef­ ka , Karen Drafft, Candy Chambers. 4th ROW - Kathy Devore. Liese Bender.

The A Capella Choir is made up of sixty students this year. The Choir also consists of Madrigals and some small­ er ensembles. Preparation for each concert and assembly begins months in advance. The year started with the annual Veteran's Day Assembly and moved to the Christmas sea­ son. The choir once again sent Christmas cheer to the community and sang at General Mills on December 14 and also carolled in town. The Christmas Vespers Concert was performed December 17 and was highlighted by " A Christ­ mas Song" in which the students showed their talents in ensemble~ and solos. Other performances included in the year's schedule were the Spring Concert on May 29. After Christmas Vacation the choir spent their time preparing for the state-wide competition. This year the choirs sent eight ensembles and solos, plus the entire organization . And even during this preparation, the choir was preparing for Baccalaureate and the Fox Valley Music Festival. Choir, again had a busy, but fulfilling year.

58 GIRLS CHOIR - 1st ROW - Robin Lavictoire, Cynthia Teal, Shelly Bicchinella, Rita Mott, Julie Gustafson, Peggy Peterson , Diane Taylor, Kristi Krafft. Christine Devore. 2nd ROW - Melodee Robertson, Ellen Shires, Joann Van, Audrey Bui­ kema, Deborah Baum, Cathy Sims, Bessie Bello, Michele Musial, Virginai West , Terri Heinrich, Pam Becker, Julie Milam, Deborah Tinnes. 3rd ROW - Carol Smetana, Karen Matherson, Dar­ lene Sonnichsen, Karen Noga , Debby Knight, Katherine Bartels, Cheryl Mitz, Lorrie Salvatore, -Patti Gaede, Petrea Westlund, Lonnie Dierking, Sherry Martin .

FRESHMAN CHORUS - 1st ROW - Clara Bello, Sandra Pesetski, Silvia Falzone, April Braun, Debby Whiteside, Peggy Bloxam, Mitchell Brown, Kevin Dewey, Molly Colford, Karen Per­ hai, Mike Spillman, Josephina Montalvo. 2nd ROW - Jody Lockert, Jill Murphy, Laurie Houx, Leslie Gunderson, Howard Metcalfe, Steve Ernst, Doug Enos, Bernie Morrissey, Amy Collins, Mar­ lene Stabach, Marvel Sampson. 3rd ROW - Carolyn Riske, Moan Mott, Karen King, Robin Gustafson, Janet Kunta. Sue Simosky, Doug Koltz, Rob Hill, Peter Lodestro, Marvin Boorsma, Jennifer Breibrodt, Cynthia Bicchinella, Kimber­ ly Zoller , Jacqueline Simmons, Wendy Robertson . Music is the And Universal Love is the Language Key

60 First rank winner, Rita Brand at the piano .

Clarinet s?lo by Mary Richardt wins a Terry Sheahan, first place bass clarinet solo . second rating. C(;'\V NT Es T

Viol in duet with Robert Willet and Linda First rank Lisa Miller and Josette Noonan with a vio- The word is a song . . Cindy Trennert with a Walters. tin duet. second. Saturday, March 10, was the date of the first 1973 State Music Contest. Held at Glen bard North High School in near­ by Carol Stream, solos and ensembles from 19 area high schools participated in the Illinois High School Association­ sponsored activity. Approximately 100 students from Community High School District 94, West Chicago, per­ formed in 55 contest events. They accumulated a total of 152 contest points for their school. State-wide results of these contests will not be made public until completion of the I.H.S.A. Organization Music Contest, April 14. The Or­ chestra and A Cappella Choir from Community High School will compete in that event, also. Directors William Sargent (Band), Gene Haney (Orchestra), and Ronald Benner (Cho­ ral), were uncertain how the 1973 point total left them in A lovely trio of clarinet soloists ... Cheri Sargent, Mary Richart, and the state-wide competition, but if tradition dictates, West Patricia Mullinberg. Chicago High School will do well.

61 The 1972-73 Band year started off with Marching Sea­ Pep Assemblies, and Basketball games, and were compli­ son. This year we were lucky. Our Football Shows were two mented many times for the excellence of our perform­ weeks apart. giving us plenty of time to practice. The unu­ ances. Hopefully, music helped to keep school spirit high at sually rainy weather hampered some of our rehearsals, but We-Go last winter. we were never rained out of our performances. The Confer­ Preparation for State Music Contests began in January. ence-winning efforts of our football team put a special spir­ Ensemble rehearsals could be heard coming from the Mu­ it in our playing, and made it a season to remember - es­ sic Department all hours of the day and night! We-Go's Mu­ pecially for our Cadet Band Freshmen, who wore the uni­ sic Department is looking forward to raising our sweep­ form of the "Marching Wildcats" for the first time. We also stakes championships to six. participated in the Hallowe'en Parade, and welcomed San­ Spring brought the Memorial Day Parade and the final ta, who arrived on a Northwestern commuter train in De­ Spring Concert, when our Graduating Seniors and those cember. We were also proud of our gifts for a Color Guard, who had won special honors were recognized. After this donated by West Chicago American Legion Post No. 300. high point, all that remained was ... Commencement. The winter months were busy and exciting. We played for

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The Orchestra began the year with a members of the String Orchestra on Our annual Christmas concert was two-month study of music from the Saturday morning, October 21, 1972. a sparkling, well -attended event on four major historic periods - Our guests were string players from Tuesday, December 19, 1972. It was Baroque, Classic, Romantic, and four of the Fox Valley high S(::hools and postponed after a day of freezing rain Modern. After that, plus a good review three area junior highs. Clinicians for and a forecast of snow on December of orchestral fundamentals , they the event were Dr. Fethi Kopuz and Mr. 12. performed in the Veterans Day Donald Tracy of the String The Winter season was a very busy Assembly, Friday, November 10, 1972. Department, School of Music, Eastern one for the Orchestra. The Winter They were conducted in this program Illinois University at Charlestan. They Concert was given on Tuesday , by our Student Director and former brought several students with them February 27 , 1973. State Solo and clarinetist, Miss Nancy Reeves. who performed two difficu It string Ensemble Contests were held A String Clinic was hosted by ensembles as a part of the program. Saturday, March 10. The All-School 64 Musical, "The Wizard of Oz" was given March 30, 31 and April 1. Then to cap off th is flurry of activity, several students participated in the Fox Valley Music Festival in Aurora on April 8 and 9. During April and May we returned to a study of all types of music, and finished a busy year with our final Spring Concert on Tuesday, May 29, 1973.

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The 1972-73 school musical. THE WIZARD OF OZ, proved to be a great success in many ways. It was the first play to receive a full house every night, with an estimated two hundred and fifty turned away. The imaginative sets, cos­ tuming, directing, music, and special effects created a truly memorable experience for everyone associated with the production. Director. Mrs. Marge Macey, and musical director, Mr. Gen~ Haney, attempted to depict a play very different from the well-known movie version of THE WIZARD OF OZ. The traditional strains of · Somewhere Over the Rainbow," "Were Off to See the Wiza rd," and "Di ngDong the Witch is Dead" were included: but other songs, such as "Evening Star." "The Jitterbug," and "The Funeral March of the Mar­ ionettes" helped to create a unique show. Other changes included the absence of Toto, a special dance by jitterbugs, which replaced the meadow scene, extra witches and ghouls instead of flying monkeys, and finally, a blob mons­ ter depicting the wonderful wizard. The costumes, makeup, and sets were especially de­ signed to give a coloring-book effect. Miss Cathy Svec creat­ ed sets with objects outlined in large black lines. The cos­ tumes and makeup, accented in dark colors completed this simple, but effective pattern. Steve Borchers served as a very competent student director and stage manager. Choreography was handled by Gini Marziani. Over one hundred players were involved in the chorus. cast. orchestra, and crews. Tedious hours of rehearsal re­ sulted in an unusual. exciting, and truly unforgettable ver­ sion of Wego's THE WIZARD OF OZ.

The cowardly lion (Jim Nixon) exc laims. Ohh I'm scared1 The Tinman (Trent Frederickson) sings of his dream . LIFE IS A STAGE ...

On May 11, 1973, three student directed plays were pre­ sented. After careful selection, the plays were chosen and cast. A successful production occured after only fifteen rehearsals. Jim Nixon directed " A Walk in Dark Places." The play involved several plots and subplots dealing with the mixed fee lings of a mother after losing her baby and husband. Cast for the play was Kathy Faesen as Helen , Rose luro as Mrs. Henry, Debbie Teal as Dr. Palmer and Carolyn Riske as Mrs. Levine . Kevin Lambe chose a comedy, " The Ledge, Ledger and .. Legend." The plot consisted of J.M. (Beth Wampole) trying to persuade Pete (Mike Panzella) not to jump off the ledge. The last play, "The Uncertain Samaritan," was directed by Leise Bender. The cast consisted of three underclass­ men - Chuck Feeny, Sue Ashmont, and Linda Potts. The conflict concerned the unwillingness of a woman to help a hurt man until finally she, herself, gets hurt, and the subse­ Kathy Faeson and Rose luro fight it out in quent arrival of a little girl whose relief can be expressed "A Walk in Dark Places ." only with momentary comfort.

"I like you" in AN UNCERTAIN SAMARITAN . Beth Wampole persuades Mike Panzella not to jump in "The Ledge, Ledger and Legend." What is little ... Claws like this .. .

Fun time - improvisations ... !

Acting Is Pulls on his ear . .. And walks like this? Eloquence

- Shakespeare

This is ridiculous! 71 Varsity Track FIRST ROW: Fred Ruch, Joe Alaniz, Dave Hensel, Ed Skudlarek, Rene Garcia. BACK ROW: Coach Fackau, Coach Lunak, Ricardo Vergara, Dave Mueller, Gregg Hoffman, Aivars Baumanis, Frank Malec, Gary Day, Tom Truitt, Coach Unruh.

Sophomores

FRONT ROW: Mike Gravenites, Tim Novosad, Phil Schramer, Steve Hy­ nek, Jim Wilson, Coach Lunak. SEC­ OND ROW: Brad Davis, Don Mueller, Tom Malia, Mike Novosad, Steve Sickinger, Mike Luteman , Steve Mueller. BACK ROW: Coach Fickau, Randy Hill, Larry Appleyard, Roarke Anderson, Jerry Stockton, Tim He im , Jim Blazek, Joel Dodds, Coach Unruh . WE TRY HARDER The West Chicago high school varsity track team finished sixth in the conference meet held at Sycamore. Weught men Aivars Baumanis and Gregg Hoffman led the team by winning second and third places in the 100 yd. dash, and 5th place in the 220 yd. dash. Tom Truitt came through with a 5th place in the 180 yd. low hurdles. Aivars Baumanis and Gregg Hoffman both qualified for the state meet with fine shot put efforts in the district meet. The sophomore track team took second place in the con­ ference meet at Sycamore. First place winners were: Henry Antes, high jump; Roarke Anderson, 220 yd. dash; Craig Romoser, Tim Hein, and Jerry Stockton; 880 yd. relay. Oth­ er place winners were: Hector Alfaro, Brad Davis, Tom Mal­ ia, and Joel Dodds.

TRACK. Varsity Batmen Settle

The Varsity baseball team finished in fourth place in the VARSITY SCORES Little Seven Conference, with a record of six wins and six We-Go losses. The Wildcats were in first place for most of the sea­ 4 Dundee 2 SOPHOMORE SCORES son, but dropped their last four games, three of them by 8 Glenbard North 2 one run. 1 Wheaton North 7 We-Go Gary Schmitt led the team in almost every hitting 4 Plainfield 2 3 Wheaton North 9 9 Wheaton Central 4 3 Glenbard North 2 category. The Senior captain batte~ .338, had three dou­ 5 Naperville 4 12 Plainfield 6 bles, three triples, one home run, and drove in fifteen runs. 2 Sycamore 6 3 Wheaton Central 4 Dave Nickelson and Larry Wangberg were two leading 3 Oswego 2 8 Sycamore 7 pitchers on the staff. Wangberg had a record of 6-3, while 2 Cary Grove 3 8 Oswego 4 Nickelson was 2-1 with a fantastic earned run average of 4 Batavia 1 0 Cary Grove 2 3 Geneva 2 2 Batavia .95. 3 4 Batavia 3 3 Geneva 4 6 Barrington 10 2 Batavia 3 5 Geneva 2 2 4 Barrington 18 0 St. Charles 8 1 St. Charles 8 3 Plainfield 6 0 Plainfield 8 1 Sycamore 2 11 Sycamore 1 3 Cary Grove 4 2 Cary Grove 5 5 Oswego 6 12 Oswego 2 2 Batavia 3 8 Geneva 2

VARSITY BASEBALL FIRST ROW: Mark Chase, Dave Johnson, Garry Schmitt, Pete Norman, Hansen, Terry Olson , Jim Fitzsimmons, Dave Nickelson, Ted Hattula, Ron Tom Nicoski, Barry Turnquist, Rick Thielking, SECOND ROW: Coach Ron Cheehy, Dave Sproat, Brian Dettmann, Tom Boorsma .

74 for Fourth Place in LSC

FROSH SOPH BASEBALL FIRST ROW: Mike Chilicki, Tom Howell , Dave Holderman, Bob Forbes, Gary Tredup, John Critten­ den, Jeff Pedersen . SECOND ROW: Jeff Olson , Bill Dettmann, Kirk Se­ vere, Micky Lowe, Frank Fernandez, Bob Diveley, Coach Gil DeMay .

FRESHMEN BASEBALL FIRST ROW: Bryan Koop, Jon Min­ ter, Ken Jager, Bob Mueller, Marvin Boorsma, Rick Courtney, Greg Ber­ ley, Brett Bussler, Bob Mennefee, Jim Boswell, Mike Alden . SECOND ROW: Coach Dave Ream , Paul Buck, Steve Ferro,· Bob Jossendall, Tome Herman, Steve Potirala, Duane Wynant, Jeff Nottingham, Tim Hattula, Paul Bakken, Ken Enos, Doug Enos . LOVE LOVE LOVE

KNEELING: Mike Drey, Raul Vegarra. Mark Kolinski. Kirk Anderson. STANDING: Rory Randall, Doug Ryan . Mark Dodge, Joe McBride. Coach Wayne Kosek.

This year's tennis team was faced with replacing 5 graduating seniors. VARSITY 1973 With only 2 senior, Capt. Mike Drey w.c. OPP and Raul Vergara, the team was young 4 Belvidere 2 and inexperienced with the only other 4 Dundee 5 returning lettermen being juniors Kirk 2 Glenbard East 3 Anderson and Doug Ryan. The remain- 2 Elgin Larkin 7 ing players were sophomores. As the Downers Grove North 4 season progressed the play of the 1 St. Charles 4 team became more consistent and 3 Glenbard North 2 improved. 1 Geneva 4 One of the highlights of the year 5 Aurora East 0 was a fifth place finish at the Blazer Aurora West 4 (Addison Trail) Invitational. At this 3 Cary Grove 2 meet were some of the better subur- 0 Lake Park 5 ban schools with established tennis 3 Marmion 2 programs. Later in the season Ryan 3 Naperville 2 and Anderson were the third-seeded Addison Trail Invitational 5th doubles team in the district meet. Vic- Cary Grove Invitational 3rd tories this year were gained over Belvi- I.H.S.A. District 6th dere. East Aurora. Glenbard North, Cary Grove, and Marmian. LOVE LOVE TO WIN

FROSH-SOPH w.c. OPP. 5 Dundee 4 4 Glenbard East 1 0 Elgin Larkin 5 0 Downers Grove North 5 3 St. Charles 2 0 Glenbard North 5 0 Geneva 5 4 Aurora East 1 0 Aurora West 5 3 Cary Grove 2 0 Lake Park 5 3 Marmion 2 0 Naperville 5

KNEELING : Joe Murphy, Jim Hensel, Fred Toms, Robert Ryan. STANDING: Jim Devereux. Marc Bonem. Fred Stroebel. Tom Adamson, Coach Wayne Kosek . PAR BOGIE DRIVE VARSITY GOLF: FIRST ROW : Tim King, John Suppes, Tom King. Chuck Allen , Coach Howard Swan . SECOND ROW: Jerry Morrissey, Roger Morgan, Steve Butler, Tony Romanelli. BIRDIE PUTT . SWING GOLF The Varsity Linksmen consisted of eight players three of which were seniors, they were: Tim King, Steve Butler and Tom King. The spring weather was cold and rainy, but the team managed to survive and ended the season with a record of wins and losses. With such a young varsity team, hard work and practice will end next year in success.

SOPHOMORE SCORES VARSITY SCORES

We-Go Opp. We-Go Opp. 208 Naperville 174 193 Naperville 180 225 Wheaton Central 203 189 Wheaton Central 181 215 Oswego 189 182 Oswego 185 216 Glenbard North 234 196 Glenbard North 181 406 Belvidere 426 365 Belvidere 374 215 Geneva 187 183 Geneva 184 206 Sycamore 201 180 Sycamore 177 395 Fenton 388 372 Fenton 359 198 Batavia 213 183 Batavia 199 196 Wheaton North 184 196 Wheaton North 175 196 Kaneland 243 196 Kaneland 213 208 Batavia 236 186 Batavia 195 201 Cary-Grove 179 180 Cary-Grove 166 221 Lake Park 185 177 Lake Park 154 218 St. Charles 196 185 St. Charles 160 196 Plainfield 192 180 Plainfield 177

SOPHOMORE GOLF: FIRST ROW: Mike Butler, Mike Mell, Forest Dean , Marvin Law, Tony Halback, Eddie Farrell, Bob Unruh, Don Klos­ terman. SECOND ROW: John Suppes, Bob Johnson, Dan Farrell, Steve Kovac, Dan Butler, Roger Morgan, Larry Hall, Corey Rask, Howard Metcalf, Steve Kinder­ mann, Coach Haas. SCHOLARSHIPS AWARDED

OTHER SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS

Karen Beardsly - University of Evansville, Ind. Jean Brooker - St. Mary's College, Winona , Minn. . Dan Brosted - Naval Reserve Officers Training Corps - University of Illinois. Michael Cox - Georgia Institute of Tech., Atlanta. Peter Dombrowski - Northwestern University. Phyllis Hager- Hope College, Holland, Michigan. Michael Jolls - George Williams College. James Kenton - Loyola University. Rita Konop- Illinois Benedictine College. Christina Krikie - Illinois Benedictine College. Paula Mennecke -Augustana College. Joan Murnane - Knox College. Linda Para - Monmouth College. Jill Plefka - Central College, Pella, Iowa. P. Kent Smith - York College, York, Nebraska. David Spohn - University of Chicago. Michael Watts - Millikin University.

SPECIAL SCHOLARSHIPS

Trent Frederickson (ABOVE) and Aivars Baumanis were appointed to West Karen Beardsly - West Chicago Delnor Hospital Auxilary. Point Military Academy. Daniel Brosted - Navy ROTC Scott Dierking - Purdue University, Lafayette, Ind. Christina Krikie - West Chicago Delnor Hospital Aux. ILLINOIS STATE SCHOLARSHIPS Paula Mennecke - Illinois Congress of Parents and Teach­ ers (PTA) John Ayotte Debra Krucek Herman Stift - Internat ional Telephone and Telegraph Karen Beardsly Paula Mennecke Training Institute (ITT) Barbara Berkes Joan Murnane Lisa Miller and Josette Noonan - GRA. Virginia Black Patricia Nelson Daniel Brosted Josette Noonan NATIONAL MERIT FINALISTS - Michael Cox, Randall Arlene Budreski Jill Plefka Hanson. Robert Chase Deborah Quinn Ronald Cheehy Mary Richardt NATIONAL MERIT LETTER OF COMMENDATION - Caroline Connelly Deborah Rohwedel Barbara Berkes I Michael Cox Helen Sallis Christina Krikie Peter Dombrowski Laurie Silvernail Stephen Shepherd Trent Frederickson Mark Slivinski Rita Haase P. Kent Smith APPOINTMENTS TO MILITARY ACADEMIES Gloria Jakopchek Donna Tay_lor James Kenton Carolyn Teske Aivars Bauman is - U.S. Military Academy, West Point, New Rita Konop Janet Tredup York. Karen Krafft Susan Vlahos Trent Frederickson - U.S. Military Academy, West Point, Christina Krikie Timothy Wipf New York. Ken Fry -U.S. Naval Academy, Annapolis, Md., U.S. Air Force Academy, Colorado Springs, Co . National Honor Society

·FIRST ROW : Deborah Rohwedel . Karen Beardsly. Patr1c1a Jassak. V1rg1n1a Black. Mike Giuliano. SECOND ROW : Caroline Connell y. Jill Plefka. Dav e Spohn. Steve Shepherd. THIRD ROW: Cindy Trennert. Carol Fisher. Dia ne Ferraro. Ed Feltes. FOURTH ROW : Lisa Miller. Joan Murnane. Chuck Za le­ s1ak. A,vars Baumanis. FIFTH ROW: Mike Jolls. G1ni Marziani. Arlene Bud­ reski . Ken Fry. SIXTH ROW : Trent Frederickson. Dan Brosted. Robert Chase.

Refreshments were served after the in1t1at1on. An 1nit1ate accepts a pin from Miss Ekern and Mr. Howard. "PRECIOUS AND FEW" MOMENTS RELIVED AT JR. PROM

Pheasant Run's Rainbow Room was the scene of this year's prom as a rec­ ord number of couples decided that this was the year to really do it. Queen Karen Kaylor was escorted by Dave Nickelson. Kim Davis, Terry Fawell , Donna Mueller, and Cathy Sandstrom made up her court. "PRECIOUS AND FEW" MOMENTS RELIVED AT JR. PROM GRADUAT-ION - 1973 GRADUATION - 1973 GRAD

The graduating class of 1973 TION - 1973 GRADUATION

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your head when all about you Board of Education - Administration

Jerald Saimon - superintendent Richard L. Howard Winifred Thomassen

Gene Schmidt- director of student services Robert Sterner - dean of students Noel Swinford

FIRST ROW - Nancy Stroebel, President. Robert Westrom, John Klingberg. SECOND ROW - A Merry Maker Richard Gatehouse, David Baker, Edward Bedrava, Henry Dettmann . 86 FACULTY '73 FACULTY '73 FACULTY - '73

Stephen Arnold Patricia Bates Willard Beebe Elizabeth Behrens

Mr. Salzman in a reflective pose.

Ronald Benner David Book Fe' Brittain Dean Burgess

Mr. Dichtil illustrates favorite in science.

Frank Burzynski Charles Cowden Karl Coyner Joseph Crickard

Thomas Czech Dav id Dean John Delap Gilbert DeMay Mr. Unruh "What a plot ... what a story". 8 7 FACULTY '73 FACULTY '73 FACULTY - '7 3

Joseph Dichtl Dianne Douglas Charlotte Ekern Virginia Fairbanks

Miss Hayes experimenting in lab. Allan Fickau James Garbe Gail George Loren Getz

Mary Gibson Milan Gordon Charles Greenberg Lee Grubbs

Mr. Ream ... "As I was saying". Peter Haas Gene Haney Ronald Hansen Allan Hofland 88 FACULTY '73 FACULTY '73 FACULTY - '73

Howard Holcombe Lois Horton Linda Jenks Esther Jordan

Roy Kiiskila Steven Kimery Wayne Kosek Lewis Kribs Miss Sullivan - attendence ... day's end.

Clarence Kyger Gregory Leitner Roger Lincoln Gary Lunak

Marge Macey Frances McGawn Lawrence McNamara Raymond Meader Miss Patterson in an enjoyable moment in class . 89 FACULTY '73 FACULTY '73 FACULTY '73

Carol Miller John Murphy Esther Nelson Paul Netzel

Rae Ann Pedersen Eugene Peterson Patricia Peterson Deborah Potee

Karen Richards James Rumberger William Sargent Russell Severe

LaVora Singleton Don Smith Vera Sorensen Lawrence Stark Mr. Price - being interested. 90 FACULTY '73 FACULTY '73 FACULTY - '73

Kathleen Sterner Dennis Stevens George Strecker Katherine Svec

Mr. Owens is enjoying h is favorite sounds . Howard Swan Jerry Wicks Norma Wissing Robert Young

Lee Yunker

2 + 2 = 4- Right Mr. Lemon . Helen Zmrhal INDEX-'73 INDEX-'73 INDEX- '73-FACULTY

Steven Arnold I.S.U. 8.S. Electronics Music N.1.U. B.S. P.E., Driver Education Gary Lunak Gene Schmidt Social Studies Loren Getz 1.S.U. BA Ed. W. Michigan U. M.S. Patricia Bates N.I.U. M.A. Special Education Director of Student Services U of Minn. B.S. Social Studies Marge Macey Russell Severe English Mary Gibson Indiana State U. S.S. I.S.U. M.S. in Ed. Willard Beebe MacMurray College A.B. English English N.I.U. M.S.E. Business France McGawn LaVora Singleton Art Milan Gordon Middleburg M.A. N.I.U. B.S. Elizabeth Behrens Roosevelt University French P.E. N.I.U. M.S. Spanish Lawrence McNamara James Smith Guidance Charles Greenberg N.t.U. M.S. U. of Wisconsin M.S . Political Ronald Benner S.1.U. B.S. English Science IL Wesleyan U. M.M.E. English Raymond Meader Sc:cial Studies Music Lee Grubbs Beloit College B.A. v~ra Sorensen David Book S.I.U. 8.S. M.S. Science i.S.U. B.S. B.A. P.E., Driver Education Carol Miller Math Biology Peter Haas U. of Missouri B.S. U. of Wisc. B.S. Larry Stark Fe' Brittain Science N.I.U. B.S. in Ed. Middlebury Co!lege English John Murphy Gene Haney Social Studies Spanish Wisconsin U. B.S. Kathleen Sterner Dean Burgess E.I.U. B.S. M.S. Math U. of Nebraska B.S. N.1.U. Music B.A. Esther Nelson Home Economics English Ronald Hansen I.U. BA in Ed. Robert ter er Frank Burzynski N.I.U. B.S.E., M.S.E t:1n lo -----~---"~ U. of Nebraska S.S. State U. Math, Boy's PE Wis. B.S, Paul Netzel Dean of Students Math Kathleen Hayes I.S.U. 8.S. in Ed . Dennis Stevens Charles Cowden College of St. Frances S.S. Business N.I.U. M.S. Science N.I. U. M.S . in Ed . Robert Owens Math Metals Allan Hofland N.1.U. B.S . Karl Coyner M.S. George Strecker Science I.S.U. B.S. Indiana U. B.A. M.A. Guidance Mary Patterson Chemistry Lois Horton Geneva College BA of Science Social Studies Mary Sullivan Joseph Crickard U. of Chicago B.L.S. English I.S.U. B.S. Library U. of Wisconsin B.S. Raeann Pedersen Social Studies Business Richard Howard N.1.U. S.S. Katherine Svec Thomas Czech U.1. B.S. , M. ED. Home Economics Iowa State U. B.S. N.I.U. BS Principal Eugene Peterson P.E., Driver Education Linda Jenks Art N.1.U. M.S. in Ed. Howard Swan David Dean U. of Wisconsin B.S., M.A. Counselor E.I.U. M.S. I.S.U. M.S. German Patricia Peterson Math Drafting Lorraine Jordan N.I.U. M.S. Noel Swinford John Delap I.S.U. M.S. Business E.1.U. B.S. S.I.U. B.A. M.S. P.E. Deborah Patee Guidance Roy Kiiskila Assistant Director of Finance BA of Science Winifred Th massen Gilbert Demay Northwestern University. M.A. Home Economics U. of IL M.A. Business I.S.U. B. in Ed . Robert Price Administrative Assistant Social Studies Steven Kimery N.I.U. M.A. Joseph Dichtl E.I.U. M.S. Paul Unruh P.E. Westmar College M.A. N.I.U. M.A. P.E., Driver Education David Ream P.E. Science Wayne Kosek N.I.U. M.A. Jerry Wicks Dianne Douglas I.S.U. B.S . Social Studies S.I.U. S.S. English U.I. M. in Ed. Karen Richards Director of Learning Center Home Economics Lewis Kribs Wheaton College Norma Wissing Charlotte Eckern N.t.U. M.A. English N. Central College B.A. Social Studies James Rumperger N.I.U. M.S. English Clarence Kyger Wheaton College B.A. Latin, English Virginia Fairbank N.I.U. S.S. Art Robert Young N.I.U. M.S . P.E., Driver Education Jerald Saimon N.I.U. B.S.E., M.S.E. Shop English Gregory Leitner N.I.U. B.S. Allan Fichau U. of Illinois Superin endent Lee Yunk r U. of Wisc. S.S. Study Skills Ronald Salzman U.1. M. in Ed. Science Robert Lemon Wheaton College, Math James Garbe N.M.U. B.S. M.S. in Ed. Helen Zmrhal E.I.U. 8 .S. Math Math N.1.U. B.S.E. Ed. 1.R.O. Roger Lincoln William Sargent P.E. Gail George N.1.U. M.S.E. E.I.U. M.S. STAFF - '73 STAFF- '73 STAFF- '73

Jenny Balong Susan Bloch Maryanne Brown Helen Dye Mary Ginn Mary Ann Hensel

Susan Jacobson Edwin Johnson Agnes Keeley Ruth Kloubec Henrietta Kovarik Joanne Leffew

Joan Maas Fritz Mamat Timothy Metzger William Metzger Pauline Milligan Eillen Poirier

Edna Root Mary Smyth Rosemary Soto Marion Thompson David Walton Kathe Ward

William Vanik Karen Wickman Emma Wipf Paul Wood

93 ENIORS - CLASS OF '73 -SENIORS - CLASS OF '73

THE 1972-73 SENIOR CLASS OFFI­ CERS WERE: (LEFT TO RIGHT) Vir­ ginia Marziani, President: Carol Fisher, Vice-President: Becky Zar­ ate, Treasurer; Dotti Cole, Secretary.

Carl Adamo Michael Allen Arthur Anderson Kevin Armburst

Eric Arnold John Ayotte Henry Bahr Olga Barajas

Dale Baum Aivars Baumanis Karen Beardsley David Becker SENIORS - CLASS OF '73 - SENIORS - CLASS OF '73

Flor Bello David Benson James Berg Barbara Berkes

Deborah Bergquist Marianne Joy Bicchinella Virginia Black Deborah Boothe

George Bourke Susan Bower Mary Bowman Jeff Brabec

.l'\(i· .. •4";_··.:·. · .. · .. · _ _ ....· ·. ·,, .. :.:·· Mary Brach \: - ,I ~· Jean Brooker ,.i Daniel Brosted James Brown

Tara Brown Arlene Budreski Steven Butler Charles Byland SENIORS - CLASS OF '73 - SE NIORS - CLASS OF '73

Cathy Cagle Tina Campbell Virginia Campos Janiece Caputo

Linda Carlock Linda Cesarone Candace Chambers Janice Chapman

Timothy Chapman Robert Chase Ronald Cheehy Thomas Christian

Daniel Christner Luci Circelli Pamela Citron Julie Glandorf

Mark Clandorf Martin Cline Claire Codding Dorothy Cole SENIORS - CLASS OF '73 SENIORS CLASS OF '73

~.... :...... '.l)..•.·;;1 ... ·.···· Becky Colford Caroline Connelly l Richard Copher ., Michael Cox

Robert Dagley Thomas Dalton Dawn Davis Edward Dean

' • ...... 1·-....•.., ·•-.- .·.· .. Julie Dean Jean Derby ' .... · Lori Dettmann Patricia Deutsch

Kathy Devore Karene Dewey Scott Dierking Dean Dierschow

Marla Dierschow Peter Dombrowski Laddie Dosedel James Doyle SENIORS - CLASS OF '73 -SENIORS - CLASS OF '73 11!~ Hildy Dresch r ~~ Michael Drey Leonard Duckworth Theodore Edminsor, - ~ - ....19.·.

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Keith Enders Michael Fairbanks Judith Fawell Robert Feeney

Edward Feltes Kieth Ferguson Diane Ferraro Douglas Fiene

Carol Fisher Charles Fisher Alice Folino Trent Frederickson

William Fredricks Kenneth Fry Anne Gage \tr. Brian Gallegos , . SENIORS - CLASS OF '73 - SENIORS - CLASS OF '73

Richard Gansberg Anita Garbacz Stephanie Garret Michael Guiliano

Susanne Goerke Marcia Griffin Donna Grover Linda Groves

,- rt·· Rita Haase ~ I• · Patricia Haberkamp .· Phyllis Hager .,~~ ·} Brett Halfpenny "111..,1

Valerie Hall Carolyn Hallett Delane Hallock Heather Haney

Randall Hansen Scott Hansen Rhonda Hanson Frances Harper SENIORS - CLASS OF '73 - SENIORS CLASS OF '73

Kim Hartjen Steven Henkel Kevin Henle Dona Hensel

Anthony Herman John Herman Robert Hessels Patrick Higgins

Steven Hill James Hipsman Joseph Hitzemann Marcia Horzich

Raymond Ingraham Gloria Jakopchek Wayne James Patricia Jassak

Daniel Jeffery Miriam Johnson Robert Johnson Michael Jolls SENIORS-· CLASS OF '73 SENIORS - CLASS OF '73

Willaim Jordan Kevin Kaelin Dennis Keeley Tara Kelley

James Kenton Timothy King Philip Klein Kenneth Kohnke

Rita Konop Theodore Koplin Karen Krafft Christina Kri kie

Debra Krucek Kary Kyger Eugene Lambet·t Robert Land

John Lindner Charles Lockett Kathryn Lukens Sally Mack SENIORS - CLASS OF '73 SENIORS - CLASS OF '73

Jane Madison Frank Malec { if;,,•./. ··_._.·_,...,. -.I Virginia Marziani Christie Mason - I ...... ··... ~

Roxanne Matejovsky Jeffrey Matheson Janet McGriff Linda McGuyer

Sharon McIntosh Randall Means Patricia Menefee Paula Mennecke

Frank Michels Alan Miller Lisa Miller Pamela Moniz

Colleen Moore David Morrissey Sandra Moyer Brenda Moylan SENIORS - CLASS OF '73 SENIORS - CLASS OF '73

Thomas Mueller Jay Murphy Patricia Nelson David Neumeister

Ray Noel Josette Noonan Gary Nottingham Anthony Novak

Stan Nowicki Martin O'Donnell Ronald O'Donnell Grizell O' Neill

Melanie Panzella Michael Panzella Linda Para Bobbi Pease

Cathy Perkis Michelle Pester Gary Peterson Jill Plefka SENIORS - CLASS OF '73 - SENIORS CLASS OF '73

Henry Polz Richard Poppino David Purdom Deborah Quinn

Kathryn Ratliff Sanora Rauschenberger Gail Reeves Rita Rendleman

Mary Richardt Connie Ritter Christina Roberg Deborah Rohwedel

Rosalinda Roias - t . Timothy Roop I W' Mari Sallis ~- · Margaret Santiago I'ii• -

Dietmar Scheel Michael Scheffler John Schmitt Susan Schmult SENIORS - CLASS OF '73 - SENIORS - CLASS OF '73

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. , ~-, r Linda Schuett ,, ' ; . . .1 ' •.·.·. Alt,,.. •••·•.'·-·•-··,a• ' Jeanette Schulz Edward Serwach t - Barbara Shemonia i . ' '·

Karen Siefert Walter Siems Jeffrey Sills Laura Silvernail

Pamela Simmons April Singletary Mark Slivinski Dianne Smart

Jeannie Smetana Judy Smetana Daniel Smith Philip Smith

Stella Soto Stephen Southward David Spohn Rainer Stal la SENIORS CLASS OF '73 SE NIORS CLASS OF '73

Sandra Stefanowski Robert Stern Susan Stewart Herman Stitt

Tari Stoeber Richard Stone Jeffrey Stout Leah Sturn

Arne Swanson Karen Swanson Avis Swenson Donna Taylor

Debra Teal Timothy Tesch Carolyn Teske Tern Theis w - .~"l ...... ·.·.c'·•· ' •- :,

Roy Thatcher Cynthia Thielk Susan Thomas Christine Tinnes SENIORS CLASS OF '73 SENIORS CLASS OF '73

Miriam Toledo JanetTredup t1l.>~,! Cindy Trennert '6· Barbara Urban

Susan Vlahos t Erika Vlasic William Wampach Michael Watts

Thomas Weckel Marilyn Weinbauer Charise Wenk Jeffrey Wikening

Sharon Willett Timothy Wipf Deborah Yep Karen Zahcara

Charles Zalesiak Rebecca Zarate Terri Zimmerman David Amati NOT PICTURED Karen Dewey Kevin Keenon Larry Bermes Charles Lockett Roger M1chelott1 Nancy Miller Thomas M1s1tano Ruthann Mitchell Ross Paulson Wanda Pooler Wendy Skinner Roberty Smyth

IN MEMORIAM

Scott Rask Carl Adamo: Transfer student from Flor Bello: Honor Roll 1,3,4; Future 3; Cafeteria Helper 4; P.E. Leader 4; Kennedy High School , Chicago, Illinois Teachers of America 3; The Bridge 2,3; Wrestling-Cross Country Cheerleader 3: Honor Roll 4; P.E. Leader 4. One Acts 3; Spring Musical 3; Fresh­ 2,3,4; Prom Court 3: Wrestling Queen men Chorus 1; A Capella Choir 4; Li­ 4. Michael Da le Allen : Cross Country l; brary Aide 1,2,3; Dance Production 3, Baseball 1. 4. Mary Brach: Honor Roll 1; Freshman Chorus l; Girls Glee 2; Girls Gymnstics Arthur Anderson: High Honor Roll 1. David Benson: Student Council 3; Team 1; P.E. Leader 4. Cafeteria Helper 4; Tennis 2. Kev in Ambrust: Cadet Band l; Concert Jean Brooker: Honor Roll 1,2,3.4; Pep Band 2,3.4; P.E. Leader 4; Varsity Club James Berg: Transfer from Wheaton Club Board 3,4; The Bridge 4; French 2,3.4: Football 2,3,4. Academy, Wheaton Illinois; Honor Roll Club 1,2,3; Library Aide 3; Girls Gym­ 2,3,4; Ski Club 3. nastics Team 4; Porn Pon Girl 3,4. Eric Arnold: Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Latin Club 1.2,3 - Vice President 3: Science Barbara Berkes: Honor Roll 1,2,4; Daniel Brosted: High Honer Roll 1,2; Aide 2,3.4: P.E. Leader 4; Varsity Club German Club 2,3; Science Club 2; Girls Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; National Honor 4 Basketball 2,3,4. Recreation Association 2,3,4; Girls Society 4; French Club 1,2. Gymnastics Team 4. John J. Ayotte: Honor Roll 1.2,3,4: Tara Brown: Future Teachers of Amer­ Spanish Club 1,2; Cadet Band l; Con­ Maria nne Joy Bicchinella: Honor Roll ica 2,3; Vice President 3; Freshman cert Band 2; Hall Montir 3; Track 1. 1,2,3,4; Class Board 3; Spanish Club 2: Chorus 1; Girls Glee Club 2; A Ca pell a Spring Musical 4; Freshman Chorus 1; Choir 3,4; Girls Recreatio Association Henry Bahr: The Bridge 4 - Feature Girls Glee 2; A Capella Choir 3,4; Girl 1,2,3,4; GRA Board 3 - Treasurer 3; Editor 4: Spring Musical 3,4; Cadet Archery Team 4; Porn Pon Girl 2,3,4. Girls Volleyball Team 2; Girls Tennis Band 1: Concert Band 2,3,4; Orchestra Team 2,3; Girls Hockey Team 2. 2,3,4; Hall Monitor 2. Virginia Black: Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Na­ tional Honor Socety 4; Student Coun­ Arlene Budreski: Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Olga Barajas: Spanish Club 2: Cosme­ cil 3.4; Pep Club Board 4; Latin Club 1. National Honor Society 4; Student tology Program 4. 2,3; Treasurer 2, President 3; Porn Pon Council 1,2 - Treasurer 2; Speech Girl 3,4. Club l; German Club 1,2, - Vice Presi­ Dale Baum: Honor Roll 4; P.E. Leader dent 2; Science Club I,2,3-Vice Pres­ 4; Cross Country 1,2. Deborah Boothe: A.F .S. Foregign Ex­ ident 3; All School Play 1; Thespians 1, change udent from Australia; Stu­ 2,3,4; Spring Musical 1; Science Aide Aiva rs Baumanis: High Honor Roll 4: dent Council 4; A Capella hoir 4· Girls 1,2,3; Cafeteria Helper 1,2,3,4; Math Honor Roll 1.2,3,4; National Honor Re creation Assoc iation 4; Cafeteria Tutor 3: P.E. Leader 4. Society 4; Spring Musical 1.2,3,4; Con­ He lper 4. cert Band 1,2,3,4: Orchestra 1,2,3.4: Steve Butler: Football 1,2; Golf 1,3,4. Modern Music Masters 1.2,3.4; P.E. George Bourke: P. E. Leader 4; Varsity Leader 4; Varsity Club 3,4; Basketball Club 4; Football 1.2,3,4; Baseball 1,2. Cathy Cagle: Transfer from Glenbard 1.2.3.4: Track 2.3.4. North, Carol Stream, Illinois 2; Honor Karen Beardsley: Honor Roll 1.2.3.4: Susan Bower: Future Teachers of Roll 2,3,4; The Bridge 4; Spanish Club National Honor Society 4; Latin Club 1, America 2: Interrelated Occupations 4; 2,3; All-School Play 2; Audio Visual 2.3 _ Secretary 3; Spring Musical 4; Freshman Chorus 1; Girls Glee 2; Nurs­ Aide 4; Attendance Aide 2. Cadet Band 1; Concert Band 2,3,4; es Aide 2; Honor Roll 4. Orchestra 4. Virginia Compos: Honor Roll 4. Mary Bowman: Honor Roll 2,3,4; Class David Becker: Honor Roll 1,4; P.E . Board 4: Pep Club Board 2,3.4; Span- Janiece Caputo: Honor Roll 2; Pep Leader 4: Varsity Club 4: Basketball 1. ish Club 1.2; Freshman Chorus 1; Girls Club 2.3; All-School Play 1,2,3,4; 2,3,4: Cross Country 1. Glee 2; A Capella Choir 3.4: Songsters Thespians 3.4; Spring Musical 1,2,3,4; Orchestra 1,2,3,4; Li bra ry Aide 1; Porn Club I; Freshmen Chorus 1; Girls Glee Patricia Deutsch: Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Pon Girl 2,3; Homecoming Queen 4. Club 2: A Capella Choir 3,4; Wrestling­ Class Board 4; Library Aide 2. Cross Cheerleader 2,3,4; Homecoming Linda Cesarone: Transfer from York Court 4; Prom Court 3. Kathleen Devore: Honor Roll 1,2; High School, Elmhurst. Illinois 2: Hon­ Freshmen Chorus l; Girls Glee 2; A or Roll 3,4; Interrelated Occupations 4. Becky Colford: Honor Roll 1,3; French Capella Choir 3,4. Club 1,2. Candace Chambers: Honor Roll 1; Scott Dierking: Honor Roll 2.3.4; P.E. Spring Musical li Freshman Chorus l; Caroline Connelly: Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Leader 4; Varsity Club 3,4; Football 1, Girls Glee Club 2; A Capella Choir 3,4; National Honor Society 4; Challenge 3: 2.3.4 - Captain 4; Wrestling 1.2,3.4 - Modern Music Masters 1; Madrigals 3. The Bridge 4; French Club 1,2,3; Li­ Captain 4; Track 2,3; Baseball l; brary Aide 2; Hall Monitor 2; Dance Homecoming King 4; All-American in Janice Chapman: Honor Roll 1,2; Stu­ Production 4 - Vice Chairman; Girls Football 4; All-State in Football 3.4: dent Council 2; Wrestling-Cross Coun­ Volleyball Team 2; Illinois Girls State 3; State Champion in Wrestling 4: State try Cheerleader 2. E uilibrium 4. Finals Qualifier in Track in the 100- yard dash 3. Timothy Chapman: Interrelated Occu­ Robert Dagley: Varsity Club 4; Football pations 4; Golf 2. 1.2,3,4; Basketball 1; Wrestling 2,3; Dean Dierschow: P.E. Leader 4; Varsity Ba eball 3; Tennis 2. Club 3,4 - President 4; Football 1,2,3, Robert Chase: Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Na­ 4; Wrestling l; Golf 4. tional Honor Society 4; P.E. Leader 4; Thomas Dalton: Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4. Football 1,2; Wrestling 1; Baseball 1. Marla Dierschow: Honor Roll 1.2: Spanish Club 2; Cadet Band 1; Concert Ronald Cheehy: P.E. Leader 4; Football Dawn Davis: Class Board 1,2,4 - Trea­ Band 2,3: Orchestra 3. 1,2; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3. surer 1.2; Pep Club Board 1.2,3,4 - 4. Treasurer 2, Vice-President 3, Presi­ Peter Dombrowski: Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; dent 4; Spring Mu ical 1,3; Dance Pro­ Cadet Band 1; Concert Band 2,3,4: Pamela Citron: French Club 3: Spring duction 3,4: Ho ecoming Court 4; Orchestra 1,2.3,4; P.E. Leader 4; Var­ Musical 3,4; Freshmen Chorus 1; Girl Prom Court 3. sity Club 3.4; Football 1,2; Wrestling 1. Glee Club 2; A Capella Choir 3,4; 2,3.4 - Cap ain 3,4: Fourth in State Songsters 3. Edward Dean: Transfer from Mendota Wrestling 3. Community High School, Mendota. Illi­ Julie Clandorf: Transfer from Willow­ nois 2; Int rrelated Occupations 3,4- Laddie Dosedel: Interrelated Occupa­ brook High School, Villa Park, Illinois Presid nt 4. tions 3; Audio Visual Aide 2; Science 2; Honor Roll 3. Aide 2,3; Cross Country 1,4. Julie Dean: Transfer from Cissna Park Mark Clandorf: Transfer from Willow­ High School, Cissna Park, Illinois 4. Hildy Dresch: Honor Roll 1,4; A Capella brook High School, Villa Park, IILinois Choir 4; Cadet Band 1,2; Concert Band 2; Honor Roll 2; P.E. Leader : Varsity Jean Derby: Honor Roll 3; Future 3,4; Orchestra 4. Club 3,4; Football 2,3,4; Wrestling 2: Teachers of America 3; Science Club Baseball 2,3,4. 2; Freshmen Chorus 1; Girls Clee Club Michael Drey: Transfer from St. Jo­ 2. seph Franciscan Seminary Oakbrook, Martin Cline: Golf 2,3. Illinois 3: Honor Roll 3,4; The Bridge - Lori Dettmann: Spanish Club 1,2,3,4 News Editor 4; Tennis 3,4- Captain 4. Claire Codding: French Club 2,3. - :rreasurer 3; All-School Play 4; One Acts 3: Freshmen Chorus 1: Girls GI e Leonard Duckworth: Honor Roll 4; Dorothy Cole: Class Board 3.:4 - Sec­ Club 2; A Capella Choir 3.4; Girls Rec­ Readers Theatre 4; Spring Musical 4; retary 3.4: Pep Club Board 1.2,3.4 - reation Association 1,2: Girls Gymnas­ Freshmen Chorus 1: A Capella Choir 2, Secretary 3, Vice President 4; Spanish tics Team 4; Porn Pon Girl 2. 3.4: Audio Visual Aide 4; Varsity Clu 3.4; Basketball 1; Wrestling 3; Cross cal 3.4; Freshmen Chor.us 1: A Capella Linda Gro\Jes: Honor Roll 3/ Pep Club Country 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3. Choir 2,3,4; Modern Music Masters l; Board 2,4: Dance Production 4 . Madrigals 2,3,4; Boy's Octet 3,4: Ten­ Theodore Edminson: Hall Monitor 2; nis 2,3. Rrla H . Hon-0r Roll 11 ,2, , ; 'FtJf,~re Football 1. Teachers M America"l,2; Spa'nish Club William Fredricks: Spanish Club 1: Hall 1,2,3: AH 4 Schoot Play 2; Spring Mus'ical Judith Fawell: Honor Roll 1,2; Latin Monitor 2; Basketball 1; Cross Country 2; Freshmen Chorus 1; Girls Glee Club Club 1.2. 1; Track 2,4. 2; A Capella Choir 3.4: Songsters 3,4: MadrigatS¾4; Equilibrium 4. Edwara Feltes: Honor Roll 1,2,3.4; Na ­ Kenneth Fry: High Honor Roll I; Honor tional Honor Society 4 ; P.E. Leader 4; Roll 1,2,3,4: National Honor Society ;o Ps:trJcta¾fl* Qeri3mp:· ~i ~ n ~ o~ J.~~.3. Basketball 2; Track 3. German Club 4: King's Gambit 1: Ca­ 4; The Bridge 4; Spanish lub.;2 ,3: det Band l; Concert Band 2; P.E. Lead­ Spring ,Musical 3; Ski Club.,,3:·Fresh~ Keith Ferguson: Class Board 1.2 - er 4; Varsity Club 3,4; Football 1.2,3.4: men Cnorus 1: Girls Glee Club 2: A President 2; Interrelated Occupations Basketball 1.2.3,4; Tennis 1,2. Capella Choir 3,4; Modern Music Mas­ 3; Audio Visual Aide l; P.E. Leader 4; ters 2,3; Songsters 3,4; Girls Recrea- i ,,,, ' Varsity Club 3.4; Football 1,2,3.4; Anne Gage: Spanish Club 3; All-School tion Association 2.3; Girls Volleyball Team 3. ,, .~ Wrestling 1; Baseball 1. Play 3; Thespians 3.4: Spring Musical 2.4; Freshmen Chorus 1; Gir'ls Glee Diane Ferraro: Honor Roll 1. 3 4; Na­ Club 2: A Capella Choir 3,4; Modern Phyllis Hager: i!l igh Honor Rq.11 2; Hon­ ti on a I Honor Society 4; Pep Club Music Masters 1.2,3.4; Songsters 3; or Roll 1.2,3,4; Chaltenge 03,4; Latin Boara 2,3,4; Girls Gymnastics earn 4; Madrigals 4; Dance Production 4; Club 1,2: 'King's Gambit I; Cadet Band Football-Basketball Cheerleader 2,3,4. Prom Court 3: Senior Girls Octet 4. 1; Concert Band 2,3.4; Grchestra 2.3.4: Equilibriu!m 4. Douglas Fiene: CWT 4; Audio Visual Richard Gansberg: Transfer from Aide 1. Wheaton North High School, Wheaton. Carol Illinois 2. Carol Fisher: High Honor Roll 4: Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 4; Anita Garbacz: Honor Roll 1.2,3,4; In­ Delana R'allock: Cosmet61ogy School Student Council 2.3 - · Secretary 3; terrelated Occupations 4. 3.4; Freshmen Chorus 1. Class Board 4 - Vice-President; Pep Club Board 1.2,3,4: Spanish Club 1: Heather: ijaney: Class Board 3. P. E. Leader 4; Footba lf-Basketba II Stephanie Ann Garret: Freshmen Cho­ Cheerleader 2. rus 1. en: High 'Ho~ ,f, Roll 2.3: , Honor f:iQII 1,2 3.4; Basketball 1: Na­ Ch arles Fisher: Honor Roll 2; P.E . Michael Giuliano: High Honor Roll 2: 1 Leader 4: Varsity Club 3,4; Football 1. Honor Roll 1,2,3.4; National Honor tional M~it Scholarship Semi-finalist. 2,3,4; Basketball 1; Baseball 1.2. Society 4; P.E. Leader 4; Varsity Club 3. 4; Football 1,2,3,4 - Captain 4; Wres~ John Fota: Not Pictured: Spring Musi­ tling 1,3, ; Baseball 1.2,3. cal 1; King's Gambit 1; Freshman Cho­ rus 1; A Capella Choir 2,3.4; Madrigals Susanne Goerke: Honor Roll 1,2,3"'4: 2,3; Boy's Octet 2,3. German Club 1, ,4. Rhonda ~ anson: Pep Clu ~1Board 2; Trent Frederickson: High Honor Roll 2, Marcia Griffin: Honor Roll 3; Interrelat­ Dance Production 4; Homecoming 3,4; Honor Roll 1.2,3,4; National Honor ed Occupations 4. Court 4. Society 4; Student Council 1.4; The Donna Jean Grover: Honor Roll 4; Girls Frances /Harper: The Bridge.. French Bridge 4; French Club 1,2,3; All-School 2; Gymnastics Team 4. Play 2,4: Thespians 3,4; Spring Musi- 1Club 1; Lt rary,Aide ! . ' Donna Hartsing: Not Pictured: Honor Bridge 3,4; German Club 2,3.4; Sci­ One Acts 2,3; Thespians 2.3.4 - Roll 2,4; German Club 2,3; Hall Moni­ ence Club 1,2; All-School Play 2,3,4: Secretary/Treasurer 3, President 4: tor 1. One Acts 2,3.4; Spring Musical 2,3.4: Spring Musical 1,2.4; King's Gambit 2: Science Aide 1.2,3: Girls Recreation Freshmen Chorus 1: A Capella Choir 2, Dona Hensel: Class Board 1,2,3; Pep Association 3,4; Library Aide 1.2; P.E. 3.4: Madrigals 2,3.4: Boy's Octet 2,3.4: Club Board 1,2,3; Orchestra 1,2,3,4; Leader 4; Girls Tennis Team 4. Cross Country 1: Tennis 3. Library Aide l; Cafeteria Helper 1; Porn Pon Girl z. Wayne James: P.E. Leader 4: Varsity Thomas King: Not Pictured; Transfer Club 3,4; Football l; Wrestling 1.2,3.4: student from Eagleton High School. Anthony Herman: lhterrelated Occu­ Baseball 1. Maryville. Tennessee l; Cadet Band 1. pations 3,4; Baseball 2,4. 2: Concert Band 3.4; Varsity Club 4: Patricia Jassak: Honor Roll 1,2,4; Na­ Basketball 3 - Manager: Golf 2,3.4. John Herman: Freshmen Chorus 1; A tional Honor Society 4; Student Coun­ Capella Choir 2,3,4; Football 1,2,3. cil 2; Class Board 2; Future Teacher of Timothy Kin : Transfer student from America 1,2; French Club 1,2; Spring Eagleton High School, aryville, Ten Robert H ssels: Honor Roll 3; Student Musical 4; Cadet Band; Concert Band nessee 1: Cadet Band 1.2; Concert Council 1; The Bridge 4; Latin Club 3; 2,4: Modern Music Masters 1; Girls Band 3.4: Varsity Club 4; Basketball 3 Cadet Band 1,2; Concert Band 3.4. Recreation Association 1,4: GRA Bo rd - anager: Golf 2,3.4. l ; Girls Tennis Team 4; Foreign Ex­ Patrick Higgins: Transfer From St. change Student to New Zealand 3. Kenneth Kohnke: ranster s udent Francis High School, Wheaton, Illinois from St. Francis, Chicago, Illinois 3: 2; Interrelated Occupations 4. Daniel Jeffery: Latin Club 3: P.E. Lead- Interrelated Occupations 4. er 4; Football 2,3.4; Wrestling 2.3.4. Steven Hill: P.E. Leader 4; Varsity Club Rita Konop: Transfer from Mt. St. Mary 3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1.2: Miriam Johnson: Honor Roll 1.2,3.4: Academy. St. Charles, Illinois 4: Honor Track 1,2,3; 1000 lbs. Club 3.4. German Club 1.2; Ski Club 3; Orches­ Roll 4; Orchestra 4. tra 1; Math Tutor 4. Joseph Hitzemann: Honor Roll 1,2,3.4; Theodore Koplin: Honor Roll 1.2.3.4: German Club 2; Hall Monitor 2; Cafete­ Robert Johnson: Transfer from York Interrelated Occupations 4 - Vice­ ria Helper 2,3,4; Football 1,2,3.4; Bas­ High School, Emhurst. Illinois 2. President; Football 1. ketball 1,2; Track 3; Baseball 2; 1000 Karen Krafft: Honor Roll 1,2,3.4: lbs. Club 3,4; Honorable Mention, Chi­ Michael R. Jolls: Honor Roll 1,2,3.4; French Club 2: Spring Musical 3.4; cago Area, in Football; Special Men­ National Honor Society 4: The Bridge Freshmen Chorus 1: Girls Glee 2; A tion, All-State, in Football 4. 3.4 - Editor-in-Chief 3,4; Freshmen Capella Choir 3.4; Dance Production 4. Chorus 1; A Capella Choir 2,3,4; Madri­ Robert Hoppe: Not Pictured; Cross gals 4; Football 1,2; Basketball 1; Ten­ Country 2. Christina Krikie: Transfer from Whea­ nis 1.2.3.4. ton North High School, Wheaton, Illi­ Marcia Horzich: Honor Roll 1,2,3.4: nois 2: Honor Roll 2.3.4: The Bridge 4: William Jordan: CWT 2.4. Challenge 3,4; The Bridge 4; German Latin Club 3. Club 1,2; All-School Play 1,4: Spring Kevin Kaelin: P.E. Leader 4; Football 1, Musical 3,4; King's Gambit l; Cadet Debra Krucek: Honor Roll 1,2,3.4: 2,3.4: Baseball 1,2. Band 1; Concert Band 2,3,4; Equilibri­ Spanish Club 2. um 4. Dennis Keeley: High Honor Roll 2,3. Kary Kyger: Honor Roll 1.2.3.4:Class Raymond Ingraham: Honor Roll 1.2: Board 1.2 - Secretary 2; Challenge 3. Basketball 1; Track 4; Baseball 2. James Kenton: High Honor Roll l ; 4; Editor 4: Pep Club 1.2,3.4: Library Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Challenge 3,4; The Aide l; Cafeteria Helper 4; Football­ Gloria Ja°l

113 Grizell O'Neill: Spanish Club 2,3; Inter- Sandra Rauschenberger: Honor Roll 2, Dietman Scheel: Transfer from Lane related Occupations 4; Science Aide 2. 3; Freshmen Chorus l; Girls Glee Club Tech, Chicago, Ill inois 1; Honor Roll 1, 2. 4; German Club 2,3,4. Melanie Panzella: Concert Band 3; Cafeteria Helper 3. Douglas Reagan: Not Pictured; Trans­ John Garrison Schmitt: P.E. Leader 4; fer from Glenbard East, Lombard, llli­ Varsity Club 3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Michael Panzella: One Acts 3; Thespi- nois 3; CWT 4. Wrestling 1.2,3; Baseball 1,2,3,4. ans 3; Spring Musical 3; Cadet Band 1; Concert Band 2,3,4; Orchestra 2,3; Gail Reeves: Honor Roll 1,2,3.4: Pep Linda Schuett: Honor Roll 1.2.3; Football 2: Cross Country l; Golf 1,2. Club Board 4; Spring Musical 4; P.E. French Club 2,3; All-School Play 3; One Leader 4 ; Porn Porn Girl 3,4; Prom Acts 3; Thespians 3,4; Spring Musical Linda Para: Honor Roll 1; Spanish Club Queen 3. 2,3; Freshmen Chorus 1; Girls Glee 2,3,4; Spring Musical 4; Cadet Band 1, Club 2; A Capella Choir 3,4; Modern 2; Concert Band 3,4; Orchestra 4; Girls Dwight Richards: Not Pictured; Interre­ Music Masters 1,2,3.4; Songsters 3; Recreation Association 1: Math tutor lated Occupations 4; Football 2. Library Aide 1. 4; P.E. Leader 4; Girls Gymnastics Team 4. Mary Richardt: Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Jeanette Schulz: Honor Roll 2,3. High Honor Roll 4; Future Teachers of Ross Paulson: Transfer from Sun Prai­ America 1; Spring Musical 3,4; Cadet Steve Shepherd: Not Pictured; Honor rie High School, Sun Prairie, Wisconsin Band 1: Concert Band 2,3,4; Orchestra Roll 3.4; Spring Musical 2; Audio Visual 4; Honor Roll 4. 3,4; Girls Recreation Association 1; Aide 3.4; Cafeteria Helper 2,3 . Bobbi Pease: Library Aide 1. Attendance Aide 2; P.E. Leader 4. Jeffrey Sills: Interrelated Occupation Michelle Pester: Transfer from Elgin Christina Roberg: Honor Roll 2; FtJture 3,4. High School. Elgin, Illinois 3 . Teachers of America 2; Science Club 1,2,3,4; Science Aide 1,2,3,4; Attend­ Pamela Simmons: Honor Roll 1,3,4; Tim Pilcher: Not Pictured , Transfer ance Aide 2; Girls Volleyball Team 2. Latin Club 2: Cadet Band 1; Concert from Proviso East, Maywood, Illinois 2; Band 2,3.4; Orchestra 4; Guidance Basketball 2. Deborah Rohwedel: Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Aide 2. High Honor Roll 4; Na ional Honor Jill Plefka: High Honor Roll 1,2,3.4· Society 4; Pep Club Board 4; Spring April Singletary: Honor Roll 1,3; Inter- Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Pep Club Board 4: Musical 4; Porn Porn Girl 2,3 4. ______r__ e ~la- t~e..... d Occupations 4 - Secretary; French Club 2,3; Spring Musical 1,4; ______Library ide 2 Freshman Chorus 1: Girls Glee Club 2; Rosalinda Rojas: CWT 3,4. A Capella Choir 3,4; Madrigals 4; P.E. Mark Slivinski: Honor Roll 1.2,3.4; Leader 4; Porn Pon Girl 3,4. Timothy Roop: Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; In­ Student Council 2,3,4 - Treasurer 3. terrelated Occupations 4; Freshmen President 4; Spring Musical 1.2,3; Ski Henry Polz: CWT 4. Chorus 1; A Capella Choir 2; Boy's Club 3; Cadet Band 1; Concert Band 2, Richard Poppino: Honor Roll 3,4: Octet 2; Cross Country 1. 3,4; Orchestra 2,3,4; Boy's State Dele­ Spring Musical 3; Cadet Band 1: Con­ gate 3. cert Band 2,3,4; Orchestra 3,4; P.E. Peggy Ruch : Not Pictured; Honor Roll Leader 4 . 3; Future Teachers of America 2; Ger­ Dianne Smart: Transfer from Batavia man Club 3,4; One Acts 2; Cadet Band High School, Batavia. Illinois 3; Dance Deborah Quinn: Honor Roll 1.2.3,4. 1; Concert Band 2,3,4; Orchestra 4; Production 4 . Nurses Aide 4. Kathryn Ratliff: Honor Rol l 1,2,3,4: Jeannie Smetana: Honor Roll 3; Future Student Council 3; Future Teachers of Mari Sallis: Honor Roll 1,2.3,4; Chal­ Teachers of America 3· The Bridge 3.4; America 2; Spanish Club 2.3: Library lenge 4; Freshmen Chorus 1; Girls Glee Spring Musical 3; Interrelated Occupa­ Aide l ; Attendance Aide 1,2; Hall Moni­ Club 2; A Capella Choir 3; Songsters 3: tions 4; Freshmen Chorus 1; A Capella tor 2: P.E. Leader 4. Girls Archery Team 2. Choir 4; Cafeteria Helper 3 .

Ii; Judy Smetana: Future Teachers of Avis Swenson: Student Council 3.4; Erika Vlasic: German Club 2,3: Office America 1.2: The Bridge 3.4 - Asso­ Challenge 4: The Bridge 4; Spanish Aide 3. ciate Editor 4: Latin Club 3: Spanish Club 2: A Capella Choir 3.4; Girls Gym­ Club 2.3.4: All-School Play 2: One Acts nastics Team 4. William 3: Thespians 3.4: Spring Musical 3: Freshmen Chorus 1: A Capella Choir 4; Donna Taylor: Honor Roll 1.4: Student Michael Watts: Honor Roll 4: Hall Monitor 3. Council 3.4: Challenge 2.3.4. Editor 4; 1. French Club 1.2: Cadet Band 1. Daniel Smith: Honor Roll 1: Wrestling Marilyn Weinbauer: Honor Roll 2; 1.2. Debra Teal: Honor Roll 3.4; The Bridge Spring sical 2; Girls Re"creation 3.4: Readers Theatre 4: All-School Play Associat 4; Girls Archery Teirn 4, Philip Smith: Transfer from Concord 4: Spring Musical 3.4. High School. Dunlap, Indiana l; Honor Roll 2.3.4: Speech Club 1.2: A Capella Carolyn Teske: Honor Roll 1.2,3.4. Choir 3: Golf 1.2.3. Cynthia Whitfield: (not pictureq) Inter­ Terri Theis: Football-Basketball Cheer­ related Occupations 3.4; Cosmetology leader 2; Homecoming Court 4. Stephen Southward: Freshmen Chorus 3,4. 1: A Capella Choir 2.3.4: Madrigals 3.4: Susan Thomas: Library Aide 2; Attend­ Boy·s Octet 2.3.4: Cross Country 1: Jeffery ance Aide 2. Track 1. Sharon t: Honor Roff , : Ger- Christine Tinnes: Pep Club Board 2: man Club 3,4. David Spohn: High Honor Roll 2.3.4: All-School Play 3; Dance Production 4. Honor Roll 1: National Honor Society Timothy Wipf: Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Na­ 4: Varsity Club 3.4: Football 1: Wres­ Miriam Toledo tional Honor Society 4; Interrelated t! ing 1.2.3.4: Baseba 11 1.2. Occupations 4. Janet Tredup: Honor Roll 1.2,3.4: Chal­ Rainer Stalla: Cross Country 1: Tennis lenge 2.3.4 - Editor 4; Future Teach­ Debora~\ Yep: T'ransfer 1. ers of America 2: French Club 1,2,3: High School, Lombard. lllihoL Attendance Aide 1. or Roll 3.4. Sandra Stefanowski: The Bridge 3.4: Cindy Trennert: High Honor Roll 4: All-School Play 3.4: Spring Musical 3.4: Honor Roll 1.2.3.4: National Honor Karen Zachara: Pep Cly)? Boanj 4: Audio Visual Aide 2.3. Society 4: Student Council 1.2,3.4 - French Club 2.3: Girls Recreation As- Vice-President 4: Spanish Club 3.4: sociatio; 3; Library Susan Stewart: Transfer from Addison Readers Theatre 2.4; All-School Play 2. Leader Volleybal Trail High School. Addison Trail 4: One Acts 2.3: Thespians 3.4: Girls Te am 1.2,3: Honor Roll 4. 3,4: Spring Musical 2.3.4; A Capella Choir 4. 4: Cadet Band 1: Concert Band 2,3.4; Herman Stitt: Transfer from Proviso Orchestra 2.3.4; Modern Music Mas­ Charles Zalesiak: High Honor Roll 2.3; West. Hillside. Illinois 3: Interrelated ters 1: Sr. Girls Octet 4: Library Aide 1: Honor Roll 1 ,2.3.4; National Honor Occupations 3.4. Cafeteria Helper 3.4: Dance Produc­ Society 4: Cafeteria Helper 2~~4: P.E. tion 4: Equilibrium 4: AFS Studerit 4. Leader it~v.f lul;) 3 a41l. Leah Sturn: All-School Play 1: Spring 2,3.4: g 1,2: Base Musical 4: Cadet Band 1.2.3.4: Concert Raul Vergara: (not pictured) Transfer Band 1.2.3.4. from lnstituto National. Santiago. Rebecca Zarate: Class Board 3.4: Trea­ Chile 2: Spanish Club 2,3: Tennis 3. surer 3,4; Pep Club Board 3,4 Treasur­ Arne Swanson: Golf 1. er 4: P .E. Leader 4; Prom Court 3. Susan Vlahos: Honor Roll 1.2.3,4: Pep Karen Swanson: Science Aide 2: At- Club Board 4: Girls Glee Club 2: A Ca- tendance Aide 2. pella Choir 3.4; Porn Pon Girl 3.4. Adamo, Cathy Adeszko, Janet

Anderson, Arthur Anderson, Kirk

Atkinson, Barbara Allen, Charles

Atwater, Janet Colleen Carey Secretary; Catherine Juzwiak, Treasurer; John Thompson. President: Auble, Steven Larry Wangberg, Vice-President.

Aulert. Mike Bailey, Susan Baker, Donna Bakken. Gail Ballmer, Duane Banbury, Debbie Barajas. Dina

Becker. Melissa Beckwith, Bryan Bender, Liese Benson. Daniel Beran, Mary Bergquist, Kathleen Besch. Patricia

Best. Douglas Black. Michael Bolin. Susan Boorsma. Thomas Bowman. Patricia Britton, Roger Browne, Barbara . JUNIORS '74 JUNIORS '74 JUNIORS '74 JUNIO-RS '74 JUNIORS '74

Browne. Terri Bruce. Ellyn Bruce, Terence Brummel, Joanne Buikema, Jeffrey Burgeson. Zane Bussie. Patricia

Cairns. Joseph Carey. Colleen Carlson, Janet Cesarone. Brenda Chapman. Rae Chase, Mark Chipman, Donna

Clark. Joseph Christopher, Howard Clausen. Steven Contino, Josephine Cortez, Antonio Cowart. Mark Crawford. Georgia

Cox. David Cvek. Cynthia Czajka, Thomas Dalton. Dollie Davis. Kim Day , Gary Dean . Anna

Dellorto. Mary Denges, Dean Denges, Don Deutsch, Steve Dettmann. Brian Devereux, Kevin Dieckmann. Donald

Deiter, Kristi Ducharme. Patricia Duckworth. Joe Dropp, Diane Dye. Deborah Eggert, Gary Evans, Oscar

Falzone. Beatriz Fawell , Teresa Fisher, Jana Fitzsimmons. James Forester. Paula Fraser, Connie Frazer, Tom JUNIORS '74 JUNIORS '74 JUNIORS '74 JUNIORS '74 JUNIORS '74

Frederickson, Dean Frederickson, Paula Frey. Kenneth Gangestad, Jerry Garcia, Rene Gartner. James Garrett. Ina

Glowacki. John Gabhardt. Michael Giese, Michael Golden, Gary Gould. Kyle Gravenites, Thomas Guerra. Richard

Gunderson, Kenneth Gunnell. Marie Hall. Janet Hall. Robert Harris, Barbara Hattula, Theodore Havemann. Debra

Havlicek. Regina Hensel, Carey Hensel, Craig Hensel, David Hernandez. Juan Hix, Donald Hlinka, Cindy

Hoffmann, Gregory Hossman, Christine Hummel, Dawn Huntinghouse. Donna Israel. Doris lvanecky, Timothy Jacobus, Patricia

Jackson. Gail Jarvis, Celeste Johnsen. Daniel Johnsen, Diane Johnson. Dav1d Johnston. Paula Juzwiak, Catherine

Kaelin, Kim Kallhauge, Susan Kaste, Diane Kaylor, Karen Keen on, Terrance Kieft, Jeffrey Kleinedler, Nancy JUNIORS '74 JUNIORS '74 JUNIORS '74 JUNIORS '74 JUNIORS '74

Kolinski. Kathryne Kosnik, Mark Kottkamp. Michaella Kovac. Lorrie Kowalewski. Kathleen Kraus. Robert Knkie, Linda

Krosel. Kathie Kuntz. Donald Kuykendall. Jim Kuzara. Grace Lambe. Kevin Lance. Robin LaVictoire. Robin

Leesa, Kania Lellios. Randy Lenerville. Dawn Lillie. Steve Linton. Terri Lorman. Thomas Maas. Paul

Maple, Shirley Marki. Julie Matson, Vicki Matus. Deborah Mayorga. Laura McBride. Jeanne McMurry. Gwen

Michael. Richard Miller. Steven D. Miller. Steven R. Miller. Tina Mills. Kenneth Mitchell, Debra Modaff. LouAnn

Montalvo. Arcllia Montalvo. Aurora Moody. Frank Morales. Marilyn Morrissey. Gerald Mosby, Beth - Mueller. David

Mueller. Donna Muilenburg. Patricia Murphy. Jalene Nickelson. David N1coski. Thomas Nixon. James Norman. Peter JUNIORS '74 JUNIORS '74 JUNIORS '74 JU NIORS '74 JUNIORS '74

Oas. James Olson. Allison Olson. Terry Oshea, John Overton, Pamela Pederson. Debbie Peterhans. Joyce

Philips, David Pietrobon. Geno Plefka. Paul Paiz, Edward Powers. Sue Price. Kimberlee Prutzman. Paula

Rapp, Raymond Ransone, Jerry Renlund. Peter Rice. Robin Rickelman. Mary Riehecky, Jeffery Romando. Lorraine

Romanelli. Anthony Romerak. Armando Ronzheimer. Jill Rosalez, Rosa Routson. Martha Rowan, Donald Ruch. Fred ·

Rudavich. Ken Ruiz. Dalia Russell. Cherrill Russell. Linda Ryan, Douglas Sabathne. Catherine Sallis. Barbara

Sallis. Carol Sampson, Thomas Sandstrom. Cathie Santiago. Gladys Schatt. Patricia Scheffler. Daniel Schlegel. Farnk

Scheiblauer. Brenda Schnider. Micheal Schwarz. Steve Sedlacek. Doris Seimetz. Jan Shankle. Paul Sheahan, Terry JUNIORS '74 JUNIORS '74 JUNIORS '74 JUNIORS

Shelhamer, Chuck Shelton, Cindy Shurtleff, Cynthia Sicinski, Peggy Sickinger. Katherine Simmons: Jeanne Simmons. Robin

Skudlarek. Edward Smith. Brandon Smith, Mark Smith. Shelley Snyder. Pamela Sproat, David Stalla. Rainer

Stanley, Marisa Stonequist. Kathy Strasburger, Jerri Stroebel, Becky Stumpo, Linda Tannenbaum. Debra Tarbox. Ramona

Tauer. Joanne Termunde. Teri Thielking, Rick Thomas. Elaine Thompson, Debra Thompson, John Thompson, Pat

Tuite, Kevin Turnquist. Barry Utech. Fary Vanatta.Doug Velbel. Michael Vergara , Paul Vergara, Ricardo

Verisario, Bob Villegas. Ron Vlahos. Laura Volk. Jennifer Walker. Donna Walker. Stephen Walter. Dawn

Walter. Linda Walter. Richard Wangberg. Larry Weinbauer. Nancy Westgard. Darice Whalen. Kim Wheeler. Linda JUNIO.RS '74 JUNIORS '74 JUNIORS '74 JUNIORS '74 JUNIORS '74

Willett. Robert Williams. Donna Wind. Russell Wood. Charles Wynant. Donna Zeilinger. John SOPHOMORES '75 SOPHOMORES '75 SOPHOMORES '75 SOPHOMORES

Adamo, Edward Aguilar, Anthony

Andersen, Rebecca Antes, Henry

Anys, Shirley Appleyard, Laurence

Armbrust, Lynette Avery, Raedeen

Bahr, Donald Baily, Richard Ballance. Jean Bartels. Katherine Baum, Deborah Baumanis, Ralmonus Beardsley, Louanne

Beck, Laurie Becker, Pam Beckwith. Barry Bello, Bessie Benesh, Joann Benhart. Lynn Besser, Donna

Best. Chris Beutke, Jeffrey BicGhinella, Shelly Black, James Bloxam, Mary Bogolin, Laura Bolin, Nancy

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Bonem, Marc Bower. Judith Brabec, Ann Brach. Donald Brack. James Braun, Denise Braun, Pamela

Brewester, Robert Brown. Jay Brown, Ronald Brummel. Donna Brunoehler, Dawn Bublitz. William Buenrostro. Joseph

Buikema. Audrey Bullock, David Burkart. Deborah Burr, Pamela Cacic. Therese Campos. Mary Carver, Russell

Casey. Kathleen Chaudoin. Donna Chillck1. Michael Chirinos. Severo Chmielewski, Nancy Christiansen. Karen Christopher. Gayle

Cleaver. Cynthia CIiek.Dane Coffey, Cyndy Cole. Janet Collins. John Conrad. Steven Cortez. Mana

Cortis. Sam Crittenden, John Davenport. Richard Davis. Cindy Dean. Mary Debes. Marcia Deitz. Christopher

Dellorto. Colleen Dettmann. W1ll1am Devereux. James Devore. Christine Dierking. Lonnie 01erschow. Deborah Diveley. Robert

l.?4 SOPHOMORES '75 SOPHOMORES '75 SOPHOMORES '75 SOPHOMORE

Dodd. Sam Dodds. Joel Dodge. Mark Dolen. Kevin DuCharme, Kerry Elstrom, Bob Enders, Jeffrey

Evans. Kenneth Eyn1k. Eva Faesen, Kathleen Falls, Brenda Fawell. Scott Fernandes, Frank Fisher. David

Forbes, Robert Feta. Thomas Fredricks, Diane Fry, Lawrence Fultz. Robert Gaede, Patti Gallegos. Victoria

Gambino. Linda Gansberg. James Garza. Elizabeth Garza, Juanita Gebhardt. Robert Genovesi, Elizabth Girsch, John

Giuliano. Frank Go1kov1ch. Nada Gonzalez. Yolanda Grammer. Cheryl Grant, Tony Griffin, Karen Gunderson. John

Gunderson. Lori Gustafson. Julie Hager. Derrick Hager. Gracie Hager, Tim Hall, Scott Hardy, Ann

Harrington, Christine Harrison. Susan Hart. Cheryl Harwood. Terry Hatfield, Denise Hayes. Anne Hein. Timothy

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Heotis, Patricia Hess, Jeanne Hill, Michael Hill, Randall Hiscox. Kenneth Heeter, Kenneth Hoffmann. Holly

Horstman, Bryan Horzich, Joan Howell, Thomas Huish, Robert Ingraham. Madonna Isles. Connie Israel. Phyllies

Jacobus. Terry Jakopcheck. Kimberly Jardine, Susan Jentsch. Cynthia Joens. Cathy Johnson, Jeffrey Jones. Carolyn

Kaelin, Keith Kania. Januce Leemeu Keeney, Karen Keeney. Kevin Kielbasa. Carole Kindermann. Steve Kluetsch, Mary

Knight. Deborah Koehring. Tim

Koentz. James Kol1nsk1. Mark

Kosn1k. Richard Kostel. Gary

1?6 SOPHOMORES '75 SOPHOMORES '75 SOPHOMORES '75 SOPHOMORES

Kottkamp. Sheil Kowalewski, Sharon Krafft, Kristi Kuntz. Frances Lair. Debbie Lamparter. Ellen Large. Constance

Lederman. William Leeseber. L,nda Leffew. Diana Lell,os, Pamela Lenertz. Daniel Lenerv1lle. Brian Lewis. Laura

Lillie. Brian Lindell, Rosanne L1sewsk1. Alice Lockett. Michael Lowe, Mickey Lucas.Lauren Luka. Dennis

Lyne. Patrick Lyons. David Margolis. Merle Marlowe. John Martin, James Martin. Sherry Mason. Lee

Mastaler. Barbara M therson. Karen Matheson. Scott McBride. Joseph

McClelland. Caron Mccuan. Cindy McIntosh. Nicolette McN1cholas. Lawrence

Melin. Julie Melaun. Joeshayne M rtes. Cynthia Metzger. M1chi:lel SOPHOMORES '75 SOPHOMORES '75 SOPHOMO RES '75 SOPHOMORES

Michalczyk, Michael Milligan, Cindy Moe. Arlene Moniz, Kathy Montalvo. Nicolas Moore, Kevin Morales, Linda

Morgan. Roger Mott. Rita Murnane. Joseph Murphy, Joel Murray. Dan Musial, Michele Musser. Kerry

Nejedly, Laura Nellis. Lee Nelson, Michael Noga. Karen Nolan, Terrence Oas. William Olsaon. Jeffrey

Paladeau. Sherry Pauley. Kim Paulson. Bradley Pedersen. Jeff Peters. Marian Peterson. Margaret Phelps, Mary

Phillips, Charles Pietrobon. Joanne Pineda, Yolanda Preisel, Merri Provost. Dawn Quinn, Kathleen Rawlings. Dale

Reardon.Jonathan Rensner. Forrest Rex. Scott Rice. Myra Rioux. Denise Robertson. Melodee Rodgers. Roy

Ro1as. Rebecca Rollo. Venus Romando. Debbie Romero. Mana Ryan. Robert Salvatore. Lome Sampson. Paul

128 SOPHOMORES '75 SOPHOMORES '75 SOPHOMORES '75 SOPHOMORES

Sch1ngoether. Sheryl Schneider. Amy Schoenau. Michael Schultz. Cynthia Sedlacek. V1ck1e Severe. Kurt Second1. Lori

Shaw. Catherine Shelton. Cindy Shepherd. Derek Shires. Ellen Sikorski. Mary Sims. Cathy S1mun1ch. Susan

Siragusa. Mana Skaggs, William Skudlarek, Laura Smetana, Carol Sonn1chsen. Darlene Soto. Bertha Southward. Jeffrey

Spusta, Donald Stark. Therese Staszcuk. Mary St Laurent. Renee Stockton. Jerry Strock, Sharon Strong. Scott

Suppes, John Tarry. Tricia Taylor, Diane Taylor. Suzanne Teal. Cynthia Tesch. Stephen Thatcher. Susan

Th1elk, Jeff Th1elking, Randy Thomas. Robin Thomson. Barbara Tinnes, Debora Tobiason. Alan Tompkins. Michael

Tredup. Gary Tuck. Virgil Urban. Susan Villea. Frank Villegas. Vickie Visserman. Knst,e Voelz. Julie

129 SOPHOMORES '75 SOPHOMORES '75 SOPHOMORES '75 SOPHOMORES

Voight. Dennis Walker. Deborah Walter, Lorraine Warrick. Cllarles Welz. Bnan Westlund. Petrea Wheatley. Mark

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Acosta, Suzanne Adamson, Thomas

Alfaro, Eriberto Alfaro, Hector

Alley, Tina Alvarado , Joey

Anderson, Deborah Sandy Ramirez - President Anderson, Karen Trudi Theis - Vice President Debbie Wilson - Secretary Jean Zelaziak- Treasurer

Anderson, Sharon Andreson, Carol Antes, Dana Ashmont, Susan Auger, Jenny Auwaerter, Robert Brooks, Steven

Brugoto, Roy Bublitz, Marianne Buck, Paul Budreski, Audrey Buikema, Anthony Burba, Joseph Burgess, Steven

Burton, Richard Bussie, Julie Bussler, Brett Butler, Daniel Butler, Glenn Butler, Michael Byland, Daniel

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Campos, Lydia Carey, Rask Casey, Patricia Chase, Jeffrey Cheehy, Susan Chorely, Cathy Chorobik. Anna

Choules. Aline Christopher, Deborah Circelli. Samuel Clark, Elizabeth Clark, Sue Cliff. Angela Colford, Molly

Conley, Roger Conroy, Pamela Conway, Thomas Courtney. Richard Czerwinski, Lorna Davis, Brad Day, William

DeBates. Colette DeDera, Donna Dellorto. Michael Demar, Dawn Detente. Teresa DeVine, Christine Dewey, Kevin

Di Costanzo, Barbara Di Costanzo, John Dieckmann, Michael Dierschow, Donald DiVito, Barbara Duckworth, Carolyn Durovey. Donald

Edminson. Scott Enders, Connie Enos. Douglas Erckman. William Ernst. Stephen Evitt, Debbie Falzone, Silvia

Farrell. Daniel Farrell, Edward Fawell, Jenny Feeney, Charles Feld, Donald Ferro, Steven Fitzenreider, Richard

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Flens, Mark Flickinger. Mark Forrest. Dean Foster, Maureen Francisco. Steve Frerichs. Julie Fulk. Wilma

Fultz, John Gaede, Fred Gangestad. Mark Gangestad, Randy Garcia, Gloria Gartner, Richard Garza, Griselda

Ginn. Thomas Gloria, James Goerke, Annette Grammer, Orville Gravenites, Michael Gregor, Susan Gruca, Phillip

Guerra, Rebecca Gunnell. James Gunderson, Leslie Gustafson. Robin Haag, Mary Hadri, Luane Hamilton. Robert

Hamlin. Suzanne Handeland, Cynthia Hangartner, Teri Hartsing. Rodney Hatchell. Robert Hattula, Timothy Havlicek, George

Heinz. Robert Heitzler, Arthur Hendricker, Mark Henkel, David Henle. John Henrickson. Cynthia Hensel , Colleen

Hensel, James Herman. Noelle Herman. Thomas Herman. William Herma, Marcey Heslin. Pamela Higgins, Cheryl

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Highland, Jeffrey Hill, Karen Hill, Robert Hlinka, Wendy Hodges, Kim Hoff. Nadine Holbach, Anthony

Holderman, David Hook. Mark Horn, Margaret Horstman, Kathleen Houx, Laurie Howard, Robin Huff, Cheryl

Hughey, Gary Hynek, Steve Ishii, Audrey lvanecky, Nancy Jacobsen. Kenneth Jager, Kenneth Jarvis. Celeste

Johnsen, Celeste Johnson, Barbara Johnson, Robert Jordan, Joe Jossendal, Robert Judson, Edith Keeley, Sue

Keeley, Timothy Keeney, Kim Keenan , Kenneth Kelley, Brenda Kelley, Tobin Kennedy, Kathryn Kenney, Catherine

Kennington, Terry King, Karen Klosterman, Donald Kloubec. Kevin Kolinski. Matt Koltz, Douglas Konen , Bonnie

Koop, Bryan Kovac. Steve Kruse, Ronald Kueker. Curtis Kuntz, Janet Kuykendall , Susan Lahman. Diane

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Laka, Cheryl Laka. Pat Lamparter, Susan Lapp, Karen Laun, Gary Law. Marvin Lawless. Daniel

Lederer, Timothy Leffew, Kim Lenertz, Thomas Lillie, Gale Linville, Susan Lisewski. Sheri Lockert, Jody

LoDestro, Peter Lucas, Scott Luessenhop, Amy Luka, Kenneth Lutman, Michael Lyman. Edward Malia, Thomas

Mann, Gregory Marano, Michael Marsh. Henry Martin. Perry McAdams, Timothy McEwen. Keith McGuyer. Patty

McKay. Julie Mell. Michael Menefee. Robert Metzger, Cheryl Metzger, Mike Miessler. Karen Miller. Robert

Mills. Delores Minter, John Moniz. Deborah Montalvo, Josefina Moody, Rebecca Moore, William Morales. Patricia

Morrissey. Bernard Motte. Mona Mounce. Roki Moyer, Leslie Mueller. Carla Mueller. Deborah Mueller. Donald

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Mueller, Robert Mueller, Steve Murnane, Christine Murphy, Jill Murphy, Joseph Murray, Rae Nellis, James

Nelson, Axel Nelson, William Nickelson, Mary Nicoloff, George Nottingham, Jeffery Novosad, Mike Novosad. Timothy

Nowicki, Cynthia Oren, Steven Osborne. Joni Overcash, Angela Owens. Douglas Parr, Eddie Paulson. Ross

Pease.Karen Perhai, Karen Pesetski. Sandra Peters, Kurt Polke, George Portwood, Victoria Potirala, Steven

Potts. Linda Preibrodt. Jennifer Progo, Martin Provost. Jon Quirin. Michael Ramirez. Sandra Rehs, Michael

Rennels, Michael Rexford. William Risch, Pamela Riske. Carolyn Roberg, Mark Robertson, Wendy Rodriguez. Barbara

Rojas. Rachel Ronzheimer. Brian Ryan, Sandra Sabathne,Barbara Sampson. Marvel Sanden, Kevin Sandstrom. Debbie

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Sargent. Cheryl Scervo, Tina Schaaf, Frank Schacht. Debbie Scheel. Angela Scheffler, Thomas Scher pf, Karin

Schmalholz. Robert Schmuggerow. Ralph Schmult. Linette Schramer. Philip Sheahan, Debra Siefert. Ernest Sikorski. Thomas

Simmons, Jacquelyn Simonsky, Susan Singletary, David Skinner, Barry Slivinski. Donna Slouka, Connie Smith, Dennis

Smith. Lisa Smith, Randi Smith. Sharon Smith. Thomas Smrz. Judith Soderquist. Mark Sorensen. Carl

Soto. Jesse Spears. Jeffrey Spillman. Michael Spohn. Timothy Stabach. Marlene Stafanowski. Therese Steinman. Ronald

Stern, Robin Stough, Beth Stough. Jan Strasburger, Helmut Straub. Edward Stroebel. Fred Stroud, Terry

Taylor. Mary Theis. Trudi Thomas. Kimberly Thompson. Cheryl Todd.Deborah Toledo, Jose Torres. Nancy

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Trowbridge, Scott Unruh, Robert Vanagunas, Rita VanderMolen , Bernard Van Herik. Robert Veitch. Pamela Vlahos, Miller

Vraney, Serene Walker. Deborah Wampole, Elizabeth Warning. Sandra Weimer, Mark Weinmann, Deborah Wells, Rebecca

Westrom, Lee Whelan , Vernon Whiteside, Deborah Whitfield. Anna Whitfield, Timothy Wiborg, Gayle Willes. Patricia

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Acosta, Suzanne M. 131 Beck, Laurie F. Brewster. Robert D. 124 Chase, Mark A. 51, 117, 74 Adamo, Carl J. 94 Becker, David R. 51. 94 Briscoe, Barbara A. Chase, Robert A. 51, 96 Adamo, Cathy 116 Becker, Melissa A. 58, 116 Briscoe, James R. Chaudoin, Donna M. 124 Adamo, Edward J. 123 Becker, Pam S. 60, 123 Britton. Roger C. 51. 116 Cheehy, Ronald J. 51, 96, 74 Adamson, Thomas S. 52, 131, 76 Beckwith, Barry C. 30, 123 Brooker, Jean M. 94 Cheehy, Susan M. 132 Adeszko, Janet M. 116 Beckwith. Bryan A. 116 Brooks, Steven E. 131 Chilicki, Michael A. 124 Aguilar, Anthony 123 Beery, Cheryl S. Brosted, Daniel G. 95 Chipman, Donna K. 117 Aguilar, Gloria M. Bellow. Bessie 60. 123 Brown, James W. 95 Chirinos, Severo 124 Alaniz, Joseph J. 29, 72 Bello, Flor E. 58, 95 Brown, Jay S. 124 Chmielewski. Nancy L. 124 Alcazar, Susana Bender. Liese A. 58, 116 Brown, Mitchell J. 52, 60 Chorley, Cathy J. 132 Alden, Michael F. 31, 52 • Benesh, Joann L. 123 Brown, Ronald G. 124 Chorobik, Anna M. 132 Alfaro, Eriberto 131 Benhart. Lynn A. 123 Brown, Tara L. 58, 95 Choules, Aline M. 132 Alfaro, Hector 31, 131 Benson, Daniel P. 116 Browne, Barbara S. 116 Christian, Thomas G. 96 Alfaro, John J. Benson, David A. 95 Browne, Terri A. 58, 117 Christiansen, Karen S. 124 Allen, Charles E. 116, 78 Benson, Maryalice Bruce, Ellyn D. 117 Christner, Daniel G. 96 Allen, Dale M. Beran. Mary E. 116 Bruce, Terence M. 117 Christopher, Deborah 132 Allen, Elizabeth C. Berendsen, Sue Brugoto, Roy D. 131 Christopher, Gayle L. 124 Allen, Julie A. Berg, James M. 95 Brummel, Donna L. 124 Christopher, Howard T. 117 Allen, Michael 0. 94 Berg, Tamera L. Brummel, Joanne M. 117 Circelli, Lucy M. Allen, Richard W. Bergquist. Kathleen A. 116 Brunoehler, Dawn M. 124 Circelli, Samuel S. 132 Alley, Tina J. 131 Berkes, Barbara A. 95 Bublitz, Marianne 131 Cisewski. Debra Alvarado, Joey 131 Thielk, Cynthia 106 Bublitz, William S. 24 Citron, Pamela L. 96 Andersen, Rebecca J. 123 Thielk, Jeff M. 129 Buck.Paul A. 131 Clandorf, Julie N. 96 Anders.on, Arthur D. 94, 116 Berkes, Michael C. 31 Budreski, Arlene D. 95 Clandorf, Mark P. 29, 96 Anderson, Deborah J. 131 Berley, Gregory M. Budreski, Audrey A. 131 Clark, Elizabeth, 132 Anderson, Karen L. 131 Bermes. Larry 108 Budreski, David J. Clark, Joseph, 117 Anderson, Kirk L. 29, 51, 116. 76 Bernal, Graciela F. Buenrostro, Joseph 124 Clark, Mary A. Anderson, Roarke L. 30, 72 Berndt. Brae Buikema, Anthony A. 131 Clark, Susan 132 Anderson, Sharon 131 Berndt. Debra L. Buikema, Audrey 60, 124 Clausen, Steven M. 29, 117 Anderson, Carol S. Besch. John H. Buikema, Jeffrey K. 117 Cleaver, Cynthia A. 124 Antes, Dana M. 31, 131 Besch, Nancy A. Bullock, David 8. 30, 53, 124 Cliff, Angela L. 132 Antes, Henry D. 30, 53, 123 Besch, Patricia A. 116 Burba, Joseph G. 31 Click, Dane 124 Anys, Shirley J. 123 Besser. DonnaJ.123 Burden, David E. Cline. Martin T. 96 Appleyard, Laurence 30, 123, 72 Best, Chris E. 123 Burgeson,ZaneY.117 Codding. Claire M. 96 Armbrust, Kevin S. 29, 94 Best Douglas F. Ill 116 Burgess, Steven P. 52, 131 Coffey, Cyndy M. 124 Armbrust, Lynette M. 123 Beutke, Jeffrey D. 123 Burkart. Deborah J. 124 Cole, Dorothy J. 58, 96, 94 Arnold, Eric S. 51, 94 Bicchinella, Cynthia 60 Burr, Pamela J. 124 Cole, Janet S. 124 Ashmont, Susan L. 131 Bicchinella. Marianne 58, 95 Burton. Richard T. 131 Colford, Mary K. 60, 132 Atkinson, Barbara A. 116 Bicchinella, Shelly M. 60, 123 Bussie, Julie A. 131 Colford, Becky S. 97 Atwater, Janet P. 116 Black, David R. 53 Bussie, Patricia D. 58. 117 Collins. Amy B. 60 Auble, Steven J. 116 Black. James R. 30, 123 Bussler, Brett H. 31, 131 Collins, Christopher Auger, Jenny D. 131 Black, Michael. 116 Butler, Daniel 131. 79 Collins, John T. 30, 124 Aulert, Mike F. 116 Black. Virginia M. 95 Butler, Donna C. Collins. Steven Auwaerter, Robert P. 131 Blasen, Robert K. Conley, Roger E. 132 Avery, Raedeen M. 123 Butler, Glen 131 Blaszak. James 72 Butler, Michael R. 131, 79 Connelly, Caroline A. 97 Ayotte, James R. Blosser. Robert W. 31 Conrad, Steven C. 124 Ayotte, John d. 94 Butler, Steven E. 95, 78 Bloxam~ Margaret F. 60 Byland, Charles N. 95 Conroy, Pamela L. 132 Bahr, Donald A. 123 Bloxam. Mary J. 123 Canson, Holly J. Bahr, Henry H. 94 Byland, Daniel R. 131 Boddie. Margaret C. Contino, Josephine A. 117 Bailey, Joy Cacic. Therese M. 124 Bogolin. Laura J. 123 • Cagle, Catherine M. 96 Conway, Thomas. E. 132 Bailey, Michael L. Bolin, Nancy R. 123 Campos, Lydia 132 Copher, Richard M. 97 Bailey, Richard L. 123 Bolin. Susan C. 116 Cortez, Antonio P. 117 Bonem, Marc 124, 76 Cairns, Joseph A. 29, 117 Bailey, Susan 116 L. Cortez M. Isabel 124 Boorsma, Marvin E. 31, 60 Campos. Mary R. 124 Bakken, Gail A. 116 Cortis, Sam L. 124 Boersma, Thomas E. 29, 116, 74 Campos, Virginia M. 96 Bakken,PaulF.52 Courtney, Richard D. 132 Boothe,DeborahJ.58,95 Caputo, Janiece G. 96 Bailey, Susan F. Covarrubias, Edmund L. Baker, Donna M. 116 Borchers. Stephen C. Cardiff. Talisman Cowart. Mark E. 117 Baker, Retha E. 58 Boswell, James A. Carey, Colleen K. 116, 117 Ballance, B. Jean 123 Bourke, George C. 29, 95 Carlisle, Carol Cox, David A. 117 Ballmer. Duane 116 Bower, Judith G. Carlock, Linda S. 96 Cox, Michael W. 97 Ballmer, Rick C. Bower, Susan K. Carlson, Anita M. Coyne, Rodney S. Balthis, Mark A. Bowman, Mary C. 58, 95 Carlson, Janet J. 117 Crawford, Georgia R. 117 Banbury. Debbie J. 116 Bowman. Patricia M. 58, 116 Carver K. Russell 124 Crittenden. John H. 30. 124 Barajas, Dina C. 116 Brabec, Ann L. 124 Casey. Kathleen 124 Cvek. Cynthia J. 117 Barajas, Edmund J. 31 Brabec. Jeffrey L.. 95 Casey, Patricia L. 132 Cyzan, Michael H. Barajas, Olga 94 Brach, Donald R. 30. 53, 124 Castillo, Ana L. Cza1ka. Thomas F. 117 Baranowski, Joyce A. Brach, James D. 30. 53. 124 Catenacci, Roger Czerwinski, Lorna S. 132 Bartels, Katherine R. 60, 123 Brach. Mary C. 58, 95 Cesarone, Brenda 117 Dagley, Robert A. 29, 97 Bateman, Debra J. Brand,. Bernadette M. Cesarone, Linda R. 96 Dalton, Dollie E. 117 Baum, Deborah M. 60, 123 Brand, Rita Chambers, Candace L. 58. 96 Dalton, Thomas A. 97 Baum, Dale M. 94 Brauer, Becky J. Chapman, Janice L. 96 Dalton. Timothy Baumanis, Aivars Z. 51, 94, 72 Braun, April J. 60 Chapman, Rae C. 117 Daum. Theodore H. Baumanis, Raimonds J. 52, 123 Braun, Denise M. 124 Chapman, Ronald L. Davenport. Richard E. 124 Beardsley, Karen M. 94 Braun. Pamela R. 124 Chapman, Timothy D. 96 Davis, Brad H. 132, 72 Beardsley, Louanne 123 Bremer, James P. Chase. Jeffrey A. 132 Davis, Cindy L. 124 Davis, Dawn C. 97 Edminson, Theodore A. 98 Garrett, Ina L. 118 Hansen. Scott H. 99 Davis, Kim M. 117 Eggert, Gary M. 117 Garrett, Stephanie A. 99 Hanson. Rhonda L. 99 Day, Christine L. Elstrom, Bob A. 125 Garrido, Gabriel Hardy, Ann L. 125 Day, Gary R. 29, 117, 172 Enders, Connie M. 132 Gartner, James R. 118 Harper, Frances D. 99 Day. William C. 132 Enders, Jeffrey 125 Gartner, Richard F. 133 Harrington, Christine 123, 125 Dean, Anna M. 117 Enders, Keith A. 98 Garza, Carolina Harris, Barbara J. 118 Dean, Edward L. 97 Enos, Douglas J. 52, 60. 132 Garza, Elizabeth 125 Harrison. Susan C. 125 Dean. Forrest A. 79 Erckman, William T. 132 Garza, Griselda M. 133 Hart, Cheryl A. 125 Dean, Julie A. 97 Ernst, Stephen J. 60, 132 Garza, Juanita 125 Hartjen. Kim 100 Dean, Mary E. 124 Evans. Kenneth L. 125 Gaye,Bruce Hartsing, Donna J. Debates. Colette J. 132 Evans,OscarF. 117 Gaye, Mark S. Hartsing, Rodney K. 133 Debes, Marcia A. 124 Evitt, Debbie L. 132 Gebhardt, Michael W. 118 Harwood, R. Terry 125 Debo, Carl F. Eynik, Eva 125 Gebhardt. Robert J. 125 Hatchell, Robert J. 133 Dedera, Donna M. 132 Faesen, Kathleen M. 123, 125 Genovesi, Elizabeth A. 125 Hatfield. Denise S. 125 Deitz, Christopher R. 124 Falls, Brenda G. 125 Giese, Michael W. 118 Hattula, Theodore C. 51, 118, 74 Dellorto, Colleen G. 124 Falzone, Beatrice 117 Ginn, Thomas E. 133 Hattula, Timothy J. 133 Dellorto. Mary G. 117 Falzone, Silvia C. 60. 132 Girsch, John A. 125 Havemann. Debra L. 118 Dellorto, Michael G. 132 Farrell, Daniel D. 132, 79 Giuliano, Frank A. 30, 125 Havlicek, George 133 Demar, Dawn E. 132 Farrell, Edward J. 52. 132, 79 Giuliano, Michael A. 29, 99 Havlicek, Regina M. 118 Denges. Dean R. Fawell, Jenny L. 132 Gloria, James B. 133 Havlik, Cheryl K. Denges. Don R. 117 Fawell. Judith A. 98 Glowacki, John M. 118 Havlik, Kenneth M. Derby. Jean R. 97 Fawell. Scott R. 125 Goerke, Annette I. 133 Hayes, Anne T. 125 Detente, Teresa M. 132 Fawell, Teresa R. 117 Goerke, Susanne E. 99 Hayes, Paul V. Dettmann, Brian H. 29, 51. 117, 74 Feeney, Charles J. 132 Gojkovich, Nada M. 125 Hedlof, Ernest D. Dettmann, Lon L. 58, 97 Feld, Donald C. 132 Golden, Gary 0. 118 Hein, Timothy M. 125, 72 Dettmann, William J. 30, 124 Feltes, Edward J. 98 Gomez, Evangelina Heinrich, Terri L. 60 Deutsch. Don E. Ferguson. Keith E. 29, 98 Gomez, Maria S. Heinz, Robert J. 133 Deutsch, Patricia A. 97 Ferguson. Randall L. Gonzales. Rosa Heitzler, Arthur P. 133 Deutsch, Stephen L. 29, 117 Fernandes, Frank W. 125 Gonzalez, Yolanda 125 Heitzler, John A. 29 Devereux. James G. 124, 76 Ferraro, Diane S. 98 Gould, Kyle 118 Hemmerich, George J. Devereux. Kevin 117 Ferro, Steven L. 31, 52, 132 Grammer, Cheryl L. 125 Hendricker, Mark R. 31. 133 Devine, Christine K. 132, 124 Fiene, Douglas C. 98 Grammer, Orville L. 133 Henkel, David M. 133 Devitto, Kim Ann Fisher, Jann L. 117 Grant, Tony A. 125 Henkel, Steven J. 100 Devitto, Pamala A. Fisher, Carol J. 98, 94 Gravenites. Michael G. 31, 133, 72 Henle, John S. 133 Devore, Christine L. 60 Fisher, Charles W. 98 Gravenites, Thomas G. 29, 118 Henle, Kevin R. 100 Devore. Kathleen M. 58, 97 Fisher, David B. 125 Gregor, Susan C. 133 Henrikson, Cynthia J. 133 Dewey, Kevin E. 60. 132 Fitzenreider, Richard 132 Gregory. Robert W. Hensel, Carey R. 118 Diaz, Debbie A. Fitzsimmons, James W. 117, 74 Griffin, Karen A. 125 Hensel. Colleen M. 133 Dicostanzo, Barbara M. 132 Flens, Mark C. 133 Griffin, Marcia Y. Hensel. Craig R. 118 Dicostanzo, John T. 132 Flickinger. Mark 133 Grover, Donna J. 99 Hensel, Dona L. 100 Dieckmann, Donald E. 117 Flynn, James M. Groves, Linda L. 99 Hensel. David M. 118, 72 Dieckmann, Michael W. 132 Folino, Alice M. 98 Gruca, Phillip E. 52, 133 Hensel, James M. 53, 133, 76 Dierking, Lonnie S. 60. 124 Forbes, Robert M. 30, 52, 125 Guerra, Rebecca D. 133 Heotis, Patricia A. 126 Dierking, Scott E. 29. 97 Forester, Paula R. 117 Guerra, Richard R. 118 Herman, Anthony T. 100 Dierschow, Dean A. 29, 97 Foster, Marueen P. 133 Gunderson, John P. 125 Herman, John L. 100 Dierschow, Deborah L. 124 Feta. John F. Gunderson, Kenneth E. 118 Herman, Marlys M. Dierschow, Donald J. 131, 132 Fota, Thomas J. 125 Gunderson, Leslie J. 60, 133 Herman. Noelle M. 133 Herman, Thomas R. 133 Dierschow, Marla M. 97 Fraser, Connie M. 117 Gunderson, Lori A. 125 Fraser, Tom Gunnell, James W. 133, 31 Herman, William C. 31, 133 Dieter, Kristi M. 117 Herma, Marcey L. 133 Difazz10, Thomas D. Fredricks William W. 98 Gunnell, Marie A. 118 Frederickson, Dean 118 Gustafson, Julie A. 60, 125 Hernandez, Juan M. 118 Diveley, Robert R. 30. 53. 124 A. Frederickson. Paula S. 118 Heslin, Pamela D. 133 Divito, Barbara A. 132 Gustafson, Robin M. 60, 125 Frederickson Trent R. 58, 98 Haag, Mary K. 133 Hess. Jeanne M. 126 Dodd M. Robin 129 Fredricks. Diane L. 125 Haase, Rita A. 58, 99 Hessels, Robert T. 100 Dodd, Sam 125 Frerichs, Julie R. 133 Haberkamp, Patricia A. 99 Higgins, Andrew S. 0odds,JoelL.30, 125, 72 Frey, Kenneth 118 Hadri. Fatima Higgins, Cheryl M. 133 Dodge, Mark T. 125, 76 Fry, Kenneth A. 29, 51, 98 Hadri, Luane 133 Higgins, Lauretta Dolen, Kevin M. 125 Fry, Lawrence A. 30, 53, 125 Hager, Derrick B. 125 Higgins, Patrick A. 100 Dombrowski, Peter J. Fulk, Wilma J. 133 Hager, Gracie A. 125 Highland, Jeffery A. 134 Dosedel, Laddie M. 97 Fultz. Robert L. 125 Hager, Phyllis E. 99 Hill, Karen S. 134 Drase. Debbie J. Gaede, Fred A. 31, 33 Hager, Tim A. 125 Hill, Michael S. 126 Dre1brodt. Jennifer L. Gaede,PattiA.6~ 125 Hal back, Tony 79 Hill. Randall G. 30, 53, 126, 72 Dresch, Hildy E. 98 Gage, Anne E. 98 Hall. Janet L. 118 Hill, Robert 52, 60. 134 Drey, Michael E. 98. 77 Gallagher, Michael Hall. Larry D. 79 Hill, Steven H. 29, 100 Dropp, Dianne C. 58, 117 Gallegos, Victoria L. 125 Hall, Margery J. Hipsman. James 100 Ducharme, Kerry M. 125 Gambino. Linda S. 125 Hall, Robert J. 118 Hiscox, Kenneth L. 52, 126 Ducharme, Patricia A. 117 Gangestad. Jerry A. 118 Hall, R. Scott 30, 53, 125 Hitzemann II Joseph 29, 100 Duckworth, Carolyn A. 132 Gangestad, Mark J. 31, 133 Hallett, Carolyn S. 99 Hix, Anita M. Duckworth, Joe M. 117 Gangestad, Randy A. 133 Hallock, Delane M. 99 Hix, Donald A. 118 Duckworth, Leonard P. 58. 98 Gansberg, James A. 125 Hamilton, Robert A. 133 Hlinka, Cindy A. 118 Duley, Stephen H. Gansberg, Richard 99 Hamlin, Suzanne 133 Hlinka, Wendy S. 134 Dupuy, Laura Garafola, Thomas P. Handeland, Cynthia R. 133 Hocter, Kenneth J. 126 Durovey, Donald A. 132 Garbacz, Anita T. 99 Haney, HeatherJ.99 Hodges, Kim E. 134 Dye. Deborah L. 117 Garcia, Manuel A. 29 Hangartner. Teri L. 133 Hoff, Nadine R. 134 Edminson, Scott L. 31, 52, 132 Garcia, Rene Jr. 118, 72 Hansen. Randall S. 99 Hoffmann, Gregory E. 51. 118, 72 Hoffmann. Holly A. 126 Keeley. Timothy L. 134 Lamparter, Susan 135 Mastaler, Barbara 127 Holbach. Anthony R. 134 Keeney. Karen E. 126 Lance. Robin L. 119 Matejousky, Roxanne 102 Holderrn~n. David L. 31. 134 Keeney. Kevin 126 Land. Robert 0. 101 Matherson, Karen M. 60. 124 Hook. Mmk 134 Keeney. Kim. 134 Lange. Jacqueline Matheson. Jeffrey W. 102 Hoppe. Jr. Robert H, Keenan. Kenneth B. 134 Lange. Terri Matheson. Scott A. 127 Horn. James W. Keenan. Terrence M. 118 Lapp. Karen F.135 Matson, Vicki M. 119 Horn. Margaret T. 134 Kelley. Brenda D. 134 Large. Constance S. 127 Mattis. Carl E. Horstman. Bryan S. 126 Kelley. Tara 101 Laun, Gary P. 135 Matus. Deborah C. 119 Horstman. Kathleen A. 134 Kelley. Tobin M. 31. 34 Lavictoire. Robin R. 60, 119 Mayorga. Laura E. 119 Horzich. Joan K. 126 Kennedy. Kathryn M. 134 Law. Marvin M. 135. 79 McAdams. Timothy I. 135 Horz1ch. Marcia L. 100 Kenney. Catherine J. 134 Lawless. Daniel J. 135 McBride, Jeanne P. 119 Hossman. Christine E. 118 Kennington. Terry L. 134 Lederer. Timothy F. 135 McBride. Joseph D. 127, 76' Houx. Laude M. 60. 134 Kenton. James A. 101 Lederman, William C. 127 McClelland. Caron J. 127 Howard. Robin L. 134 Kieft. Jeffrey L. 118 Leeseberg, Linda M. 127 McCoy, Kevin M. Howell. Thomas C. 52. 126 Kielbasa. Carole J. 126 Leffew, Diana L. 127 McCoy. Mark A. Huck, Debra J. Kindermann. Steve P. 30, 126. 79 Leffew. Kim A. 135 Mccuan. Cindy J. 127 Huck. Pamela R. King. Karen E. 60. 134 Lellios, Pamela A. 127 McEwen. Keith E. 135 Huff. Cheryl L. 134 King. Thomas A. 78 Lellios. Randy M. 119 McGregory. Mary E. Hughey, Gary W. 134 King. Timothy A. 101. 78 Lenertz. Daniel E. 30. 127 McGriff. James E. Huish. Robert W. 126 Kitching. George L. Lenertz. Thomas A. 31. 135 McGriff. Janet L. 102 Hummel. Dawn E. 118 Klein. Phtl1p R. 101 Lenerville. Brian S. 127 McGuyer. Linda J. 102 Huntinghouse. Donna L. 118 Kleinedler. Nancy A. 118 Lenerville. Dawn D. 119 McGuyer, Patty A. 135 Hynek. Steven J. 31. 34. 72 Klingberg. Steven E. Lewis. Laura M. 127 McIntosh, Nicolette 127 Ingraham. Madonna J. 126 Klosterman. Donald H. 134. 79 Lillie Brian K. 30. 127 Meintosh. Sharon 102 Ingraham. Raymond J. 100 Kloubec. Kevin P. 134 Lillie, Gale A. 135 McKay, Bonnie H. lsh11, Audrey L, 134 Kleuetsch. Mary L. 126 Lillie. Steve M. 29. 119 McKay. John K. Isles. Connie. 126 Knight. Deborah L. 60. 126 Lindell. Rosanne 127 McKay, Julie 135 Israel. Doris J. 118 Koehring. Tim A. 126 Lindner. John J. 101 McMurry. Gwen N. 119 Israel. Phyllis J. 126 Koeritz. James W. 126 Line, Bette J. McNichols, Lawrence E. 127 luro. Rosemar'ie A. 58 Kohnke. Kenneth R. 101 Linton. Terri J. 119 Means. Randall C. 102 lvanecky. Nancy J. 134 Koltnsk1. Kathryne G. 119 Linville. Susan R. 135 Melin. Julie A. 127 lvanecky. Timothy C. 118 Kolinski. Mark P. 30. 53. 126. 76 L1sewsk1. Alice L. 127 Mell. Michael E. 31. 135, 79 Jackson. Gail 118 Kolinski. Matt D. 31. 134 L1sewsk1. Shen L. 135 Melaun. Joeshayne 127 Jacobsen. Kenneth 0. 134 Koltz. Douglas W. 66. 134 Livezey. Robert J Menefee. Patricia M. 102 Jacobus. Charlene Konen. Bonnie L. 134 Lockert. Jody A. 60. 135 Menefee. Robert S. 135 Jacobus. Patricia A. 118 Konop. Rita M. 101 Lockett. Charles 101 Mennecke. Paula A. 102 Jacobus. Jerry 0. 126 Koop. Bryan J. 31. 134 Lockett. Michael A. 127 Mertes. Cynth ,a A. 127 Jager. Kenneth J, 134 Koplin. Peggy L. Lodestro. Peter A. 31. 60. 35 Metcalf. Howard C. 31, 60, 79 Jakopchek, Gloria M. 100 Koplin. Theodore J. 101 Lorman. ThomasJ.119 Metzger. Cheryl D. 135 Jakopchek. Kimberly A. 126 Kosnik. Mark K. 119 Lowe. Mickey L. 127 Metzger, M1chae 127. 135 James Wayne T. 100 Kosnik. Richard A. 126 Lucas. Lauren M. 127 Metzger. Mike R. Jardine. Susan L. 126 Kostel. Gary S. 126 Lucas, Scott 135 Michael. Richard L. 29, 119 Jarvis. Celeste M. 118. 134 Kottkamp. Michaella M. 119 Luessenhop, Amy I. 135 M1chalczyk. Michael J. 128 Jassak. Patricia 100 Kottkamp Shell P. 53. 127 Luka. Dennis N. 127 Michelotti. Roger. 108 Jeffery. Daniel T, 100 Kovac. Lorne A. 119 Luka, Kenneth J. 135 Michels. Frank J. 102 Jentsch. Cynthia A. 126 Kovac. Steve A. 31. 52. 134. 79 Lukens. Kathryn A. 58, 101 Michels. Mike J. Joens. Cathy A. 126 Kowalewski. Kathleen 58. 119 Lutman, Michael N. 31. 135. 72 Miessler. Karen A. 135 Johnsen. Celeste A. 134 Kowalewski. Sharon 127 Lyman, Edward R. 135 MIiam. Julie A. 60 Johnsen. Daniel L. 118 Krafft. Karen S. 101 Lyne, Patrick T. 30. 127 Miller, Alan D. 102 Johnsen. Diane L. 118 Krafft. Kristi L. 60. 127 Lyons. David 127 Miller, David J. Johnson. Barbara E, 134 Kranz. Barbara J. Maas. Paul A. 119 Miller. Lisa L. 102 Johnson. David C. 118, 74 Kraus. Robert L. 119 Macias. Jessie Miller. Robert P. 135 Johnson. Jeffrey D. 126 Knkie. Christina A. 101 Machin. John Miller. Steven D. 119 Johnson. Miriam A. 100 Knk1e, Linda D. 119 Mack. Sally J. 101 Miller. Steven R. 119 Johrison.RobertG. 100.79 Krornng. Scott D. Madison. Jane 102 Miller. Terry M. Johnson. RobertJ. 134 Kron.ng. Spencer L. Madison Joyce M. Miller. Tina M. 119 Johnston. Paula K. 118 Krosel. Kathie M. 119 Malec. Frank J. 102. 72 Milligan. Cindy L. 128 Jolls. Michael R. 100 Krucek. Debra A. 101 Malia. Thomas R. 135. 72 Mills. Delores I. 135 Jones. Carolyn M. 126 Kruse. Ronald R. 134 Mann. Gregory E. 135 Mills. Kenneth R. 119 Jones.MichaelL.31 Kueker. Curtis G. 134 Maple. Shirley J. 119 Miltner. Christine T. Jordan. Harry J. Kufrin. Charles Marano. Michael 0. 31. 135 Minor. Richard A. Jordan. William A. 101 Kuntz. Donald J. 119 Margolis, Merle I. 127 Minor, William A Jossendal. Robert K. 134 Kuntz. Frances E. 127 Marki. Julie A. 119 Minter, Jon M. 31. 135 Judson. Edith A. 134 Kuntz. Janet L. 60. 134 Marlowe. James C. Mitchell Debra L. 119 Juzw1ak. Catherine M. 116. 118 Kuykendall. James K. 119 Marlowe. John E. 127 Mitz. Cheryl E. 60 Kaelin. Keith A. 30. 126 Kuykendall. Susan M. 134 Marsh. Henry E. 31. 135 Modaff. Lou Ann F. 119 Kaelin. Kevin W. 29. 101 Kuzara. Grace 119 Martin. James F 127 Mot. Arlene 125 Kaelin. Kim M. 118 Kyger. Kary S. 101 Martin. Perry J. 31. 135 Moniz. Deborah J. 135 Kallhauge, Susan A. 118 Lahman. Diane 134 Martin. Peter T. Moniz, Kathy M. 128 Kania. Janice 126 Lair. Debbie L. 126 Martin. Sherry L. 60. 127 Moniz. Pamela A. 102 Kania. Leesa K. 119 Laka. Cherly. 135 Martin. Therese L. Montalvo, Arcilia 119 Kaste. Diane M. 118 Laka. Cherly. 135 Martinez. Rick Montalvo, Aurora 119 Kaylor. Keren L. 118 Lambe. Kevin A. 119 Marzian1. V1rgin1a S 94. 102 Montalvo. Josefina C. 60 135 Keeley. Dennis A. 101 Lambert. Eugene S. 101 Mason. Christie L. 102 Montalvo, Nicholas 128 Keeley. Sue A. 134 Lamparter. Ellen 127 Mason. Lee A. 127 Montana. Marlene M. Montana. Rhonda M. Nowicki, Cynthia L. 136 Purdom, David R. 104 St. Laurent, Renee M. 129 Moody, Frank R. 119 Oas. James 8. 126 Quinn, Deborah A. 104 Salerno, Michael A. Moody, Rebecca P. 135 Oas, William J. 128 Quinn, Kathleen A. 128 Sallis, Barbara A. 120

Moore, Colleen 102 ODonnell, Martin M. 103 Quirin, Michael R. 31 1 136 Sallis, CarolJ. 120 Moore, Kevin T. 30, 53, 128 OOonnell, Ronald A. 103 Raap, Raymond S. 120 Sallis, Helen M. 104 Moore, William H. 31. 135 Olijar, Steve G. Radavich, Kenneth J. Salvatore. Lorrie L. 60, 128 Morales, Linda M. 128 Olson, Allison B. 126 Ramirez, Sandra L. 131, 136 Sampson, Marvel E. 60, 136 Morales, Marilyn A. 58, 119 Olson, Jeffrey S. 30, 128 Randall, Rory S. 53, 76 Sampson, Paul M. 128 Morales. Patricia C. 135 Olson, Terry L. 29, 120, 74 Ransone, Jerry D. 120 Sampson, Thomas A. 120 Morgan,RogerP.52, 128, 79 ONeill, Grizell 103 Rapisarda, Sam C. Sanden, Kevin M. 31, 136 Morrissey, Bernard E. 60, 135 Oren. Steven J. 31. 136 Rask. Carey M. 52, 131. 79 Sandstrom, Cathie E. 120 Morrissey, David A. 102 Ortiz, Raul 30 Rathe, Denise D. Sandstrom, Debbie L. 136 Morrissey, Gerauld F. 119, 78 Osborne, Joni 136 Ratliff, Kathryn 104 Santiago, Gladys 120 Mosby, Beth E. 119 Oshea, John 126 Rauschenberger, Sandy 104 Santiago, Margaret 104 Mott. Rita J. 60, 128 Overcash, Angela 8. 136 Rawlings, Dale W. 30, 128 Santiago, Mirian L. Motte, Mona J. 60, 135 Overton, Pamela J. 120 Reagan, Douglas S. Sargent, Cheryl L. 137 Mounce,RokiA.135 Owen, James 8. Reardon, Jonathan E. 128 Savino. Richard D. Moyer, Leslie A. 135 Owens, Douglas W. 136 Reed, George A. Scervo, Tina A. 137 Moyer, Sandra G. 102 Paladeau, Sherry 128 Reeves, Ruth G. 104 Scardamaglia. Richard M. Moylan, Brenda G. 102 Panzella, Melanie A. 103 Rehs,MichaelA.31, 136 Schaaf, Frank J. 137 Mueller, Carla A. 135 Panzella. Michael S. 103 Rendleman, Rita 104 Schaaf, Patricia M. 120 Mueller, David F. 119, 72 Para, Linda K. 103 Renlund, Peter M. 120 Schacht, Debbie L. 137 Mueller, Deborah L. 135 Parr, Eddie R. 31, 136 Rennels, Michael E. 52, 136 Scheel, Angela 137 Mueller, Donald W. 135, 72 Pauley, Kim S. 128 Rensner, Forrest M. 128 Scheel. Dietmar 104 Mueller. Donna L. 119 Paulson, Ross E. 136 Rex, Scott L. 128 Scheffler, Michael P. 104 Mueller, Robert W. 136 Paulson, Bradley H. 128 Rexford, William J. 136 Scheffler, Daniel F. 120 Mueller, Steve 52, 136, 72 Pease,BobbiS. 163 Rice, Robin D. 120 Scheffler, Thomas R. 137 Mueller, Thomas R. 103 Pease, Karen L. 136 Rice, Myra 128 Scheiblauer, Brenda J. 120 Muilenburg, Patricia 119 Pedersen, Debra A. 120 Richards, Dwight E. Scherpf, Karin J. 137 Muldoon, Thomas P. Pedersen, Jeff A. 30, 52, 128 Richardt, Mary L. 104 Schingoethe, Sheryl A. 129 Muniz, Anna M. Pendzialek, Walter K. Rickelman, Mary K. 120 Schlegel, Frank P. 29, 120 Muniz, Saul Penzanik, Jaunita M. 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