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UNIV. H. S. LIBRARY "You will do foolish things, but do them with enthusiasm." — Colette _5 :• J
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
"Your success and happiness lie in you. . .Resolve to be happy, and your joy and you shall form an invincible host against difficulties." —Helen Keller
Dedication 4
Seniors 11
Events 31
Organizations 43 ...» ^^^BP*^^ " Sports 55 4flj ^s i JSSi- ^H Faculty 71
Underclassmen 83 Mrs. Tibbetts
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"I don't need to read The Sensuous Woman. I already am one!"
We, the class of 1972, dedicate this yearbook to Mrs. Charlene Tibbetts and Mr. Richard Heinsen, whose friendship and leadership will be long remembered. To Mrs. Tibbetts; who taught us not to Beg The Question and to recognize a fallacy, who instructed us on cleanliness and femininity, and who even managed to make Russian literature in- teresting. We love you. Mr. Heinsen
"It is Monday morning. And it is 8:00."
1—____<__ To Mr. Heinsen; who understood our demands for more free periods and responded accordingly, who France B W&lm chaperoned our parties, and who was such an ^^B>* ^B understanding and wonderful friend that we actually came to his office just to talk. We love you. 4 1 ^p*-v^_'B fif ! i l^wi^^H ( I "Oh, what a tangled web do parents weave when they think that their children are naive." "More men are killed by overwork than the importance of the world justifies."
—Rudyard Kipling "Conscience is the inner voice that warns us somebody may be looking."
—H.L. Mencken
•• - "If you achieve success, you will get
applause, and if you get applause, you will
hear it. My advice to you concerning
applause is this: enjoy it but never quite believe it."—Robert Montgomery
rt Ai "I am not afraid of tomorrow, for I have seen yesterday and I love today."
—William Allen White
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James Andrew David Bartle (Jim), President
"It means, not necessarily that you have superior brains, but that you make maximum use of whatever brains you have got." (Richard Lattimore)
NHRP s; The Perse School for Boys, Cambridge, Cambridgeshire,
England 1; cross-country 2,3, co-capt. 4; basketball 3,3, co-capt. 4; coach's trophy 3; Gargoyle co-editor 3, sports editor 3,4; athlete of the
year 3; elections 3,4; class president 4; track 4; finance 4; lounge 4; Student Council parliamentarian 4; yearbook sports and events co- editor 4; yearbook photographer 4; exec. 4.
Gregory Lee Ives (Greg), Secretary
"Always do right. This will gratify some people and astound the rest." (Mark Twain)
Freshman girl's chorus s; NHRP s; GOP mock convention s; "Pirates
of Penzance", publicity comm. 1; STAG program comm. 1; "Mikado" 2 music contest 2; yearbook photographer 2; yearbook staff 2,3,4 yearbook sales comm. 2; german contest 2,3; class secretary 3,4
"Love is a Gamble" 3; "Love is a Gamble" publicity comm. 3; golf organization 3; Xmas Dance comm. 3; Prom comm. 3; X-Week comm. 3; basketball manager 4; Model rocketry club co-chairman 4; orientation 4.
Richard Lee Ettensohn (Rick), Boy's Representative
"If A equals success then the formula is A equals X plus Y plus Z. X is work. Y is play. Z is keep your mouth shut." (Albert Einstein)
Elections 2,4; german contest 2,3,4; orientation 4; german club 4; boy's rep. 4.
12 Stephen Henry Kurland (Steve), Vice-president
"When I die I'm sure I will have a Big Funeral . . .
Curiosity seekers . . .
Coming to see if I am really Dead . . .
." Or just trying to make Trouble . . . (Mari Evans)
Boy's rep. s,l; NHRP s,l; sub basketball s; X-week s,l,2,3,4; UNICO
chairman s; "The Madwoman of Chaillot" 1; class pres. 2; Big Show 2,3,4; Spring Fling chairman 2; JV basketball 2,3; chess club 2 elections 3,4; Xmas Dance comm. 3; prom comm. 3; S.O.S. 3,4 orientation 3,4; lounge co-chairman 4; finance 4; class vice-pres. 4
Student Council tres. 4; STAG 4; "You Can't Take it With You" 4 operetta 4; yearbook staff 4; student exchange 4; exec. 4; photography club 4.
Matthew Shin Chang Chen (Matthew), Treasurer
"They say there are only two kinds of losers: bad sports and good actors." (Larry Evans)
Unique 3,4; Oargoyle 3,4; class tres. 3,4.
Nancy Louise Johannsen (Nancy), Girl's Representative
"I know it is wet And the sun is not sunny But we can have Lots of good fun that is funny." (Dr. Seuss)
Orchestra s,l; Q.A.A. s,l; yearbook staff 1,2,3; candy striper 1,2,3,4 Big Show 1,2,3,4; "Pirates of Penzance" usher and programs comm. 1 Spring Fling chairman 2, Model U.N. 2,3; "Mikado" make-up comm. 2 German contest 2,3,4; girl's rep. 3,4; Student Council secretary 3,4 Xmas Dance chairman 3; prom comm. 3; exec. 3,4; "Bastien and
Bastienna" and "Love is a Gamble" make-up comm. 3; french contest 3,4; ass't editor of yearbook 4; editor of seniors 4; Inter-Collegiate Press Yearbook Seminar 4; "You Can't Take it With You" make-up comm. 4; operetta make-up comm. 4; track manager 4; german club co-chairman 4; photography club 4; student exchange co-chairman 4.
13 Evelyn Lim Ang (Evy)
"Ho! Ho! Ho! to the bottle I go To heal my heart and drown my woe. Rain may fall and wind may blow,
And many miles be still to go,
But under a tall tree I will lie, And let the clouds go sailing by." (Anonymous)
Diana Bair (Diana)
"The best things happen unexpectedly." (Anonymous)
Urbana Junior High School s,l; Urbana High School 2; "The Importance of Being Earnest" costumes chairman 3; operetta 3;
yearbook staff 4; STAG 4; "You Can't Take it With You" stage manager 4; operetta 4; Big Show 4.
Valarie A. Barr (Valarie)
"Then the wolves gathered at the foot of the cross, and the birds flew lower and lower. And presently the birds lighted all at once upon his head and arms and shoulders, and began to peck at him and the wolves began to eat his feet. 'Outcasts,' he moaned, 'have you also turned against the outcast?'" (William Butler Yeats)
Seraph 3.
14 Jeffrey Martin Becker (Jeff)
"Only man can conceive a question to which there is no conceivable answer." (Anonymous)
Cross-country 4; science lab ass't 4.
Greg Collinson (Greg)
Karen Ann Marie Doebel (Karen)
"The mind ought sometimes to be diverted, that it may return the better to thinking." (Phoedrus)
Orchestra s,4; Home Ec Club s; G.A.A. s; flute ensemble 1,2,3;
"Pirates of Penzance" business, tickets, and usher comm. 1; SHA music contest 1,2,3,4; "Mikado" 2; "Visit to a Small Planet" business, tickets, and usher comm. 2; German contest 2,3; "Love is a Gamble" 3; "The Importance of Being Earnest" business, tickets, and usher comm.
3; bulletin boards 3,4; "You Can't Take It With You" costumes and make-up comm. 4; operetta 4.
15 Susan Claire Doyle (Susie)
"A smile fell in the grass. Irretrievable!" (Sylvia Plath)
Home Ec Club s; milk 6,1; elections 1,2; girl's rep. 2; "Bastien and Bastienna" and "Love is a Gamble" make-up co-chairman 3; Big Show 3; "You Can't Take it With You" 4.
Andrea Susan Dunn (Andi)
"Life, happy or unhappy, successful or unsuccessful, is extraordinarily interesting." (G.B. Shaw)
Cardiff High School for Girls, Cardiff Wales 1; Model U.N. 2,3,4;
elections 2; "Importance of Being Earnest" 3; "Bastien and
Bastienna" and "Love is a Gamble" costumes chairman 3; S.O.S. 3; Gargoyle 3,4; STAG 4; operetta 4.
Robert Fumio Easley (Bert)
Orchestra s,l; Big Show 3; Xmas Dance comm. 3.
16 Matthew Joel Eisen (Matthew)
"I hear you shot your life down." (Anonymous)
YVI manager s; Big Show 2,3,4, ass't sales manager 1; Model U.N. 2; Walk for Hunger 2; "Mikado" ass't sales manager 2; Spring Fling comm. 2; Hotline 3; Xmas Dance sales manager 3; "Bastien and Bastienna" and "Love is a Gamble" stage crew 3.
Barbara Ashley Goldhor (Barb)
"As I watched him walk away, I heard his words echoing in my
thoughts ... I don't understand what you are looking for. You
already have it . . . within yourself." (Anonymous)
STAG 1,2,3,4; Unique 1,2,3,4; yearbook staff 1,4; "Madwoman of
Chaillot" 1; Big Show 1,2,3,4; rules review comm. 2; track manager 2;
"Visit to a Small Planet" 2; german club 4; yearbook photographer 4; student exchange 4; "You Can't Take It With You" 4.
Jane Ann Hays (Jane)
"To love is to find pleasure in the happiness of the person loved." (Leibnitz)
Yearbook staff s,l,2, senior and faculty co-editor 3, editor-in-chief 4; elections s,l; G.A.A. s,l; freshman girl's chorus s; Spring Fling attendant s; orientation 1,2; Big Show 1,2,3,4; STAG 1,4; cheerleader
2,3,4, alternate 1, captain 4; Jr. High School Fashion Board 1; Spring
Fling comm. 2; "Mikado" 2; women's ensemble 2; prom comm. chairman 3; Xmas Dance comm. 3; "Bastien and Bastienna" 3; "Love is a Gamble" 3; candystriper 3,4; madrigals 3,4; ISHPA 3; High School Fashion Board 4; operetta 4; Inter-Collegiate Press Seminar 4; "You Can't Take It With You" 4; Girl's Glee Club 4, student exchange 4.
17 Brian W. Hendricks (Brian)
"Bailiff, whack his pee-peel" (Cheech & Chong)
Gargoyle staff 3,4.
Carol Jean Holden (Jean)
"More hair than wit." (Shakespeare)
Orchestra 8,3,4; milk comm. s,l; Home Ec club s; NHRP s,2; Big Show
2; Unique 2; "Mikado" stage crew 2; russian contest 2,3; Seraph 3; "Bastien and Bastienna" and "Love is a Gamble" stage crew 3, Rocket
club 4; Gargoyle staff 4.
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Keith Leighton Kempton (Keith)
"There is no approved solution to any tactical situation. (General George S. Patton)
NHRP s; "Pirates of Penzance" 1; German Club 4; Model U.N. 4. wki* s m^ Dan David Kogan (Dan)
"If I am not for myself who will be for me?
And if I am only for myself, what am I . . .
And if not now—when?" (Hillel)
University Hts. Junior High School, Riverside, California s; J.W.
North High, Riverside, California 1; student exchange 2; track 2,3,4;
S.A.V.E. 2; ISHPA 3; yearbook photographer 3, chairman 4; yearbook staff 3,4; A-V 4; orientation 4; lounge 4.
Janet Leach (Janet)
"When I see you again, how may I touch you?" (Anonymous)
Elections s,l, co-chairman 2, chairman 3,4; cheerleading 2,3, alternate 4; Big Show 2,3; "Mikado" costume and make-up comm. 2; "Importance of Being Earnest" costume and make-up comm. 3; "Love is a Gamble" and "Bastien and Bastienna" costume and make-comm. 3; Model U.N. 3.
Linda Lee Lewis (Linda)
"Much learning doth make thee mad." N.T. Acts XXVI, 24
Home Ec Club s; O.A.A. s; "Madwoman of Chaillot" program comm. 1;
"Pirates of Penzance" program comm. 1; "Visit to a Small Planet" usher and program comm. 2; "Mikado" usher and program comm. 2; "Importance of Being Earnest" usher and program comm. 3; "Bastien
and Bastienna" and "Love is a Gamble" usher and program co- chairman 3; bulletin boards 3,4; "You Can't Take It With You" usher and program comm. 4; operetta usher and program comm. 4.
19 Laurence Fabian Lo (Larry)
"If a little knowledge is dangerous, where is the man who has so much as to be out of danger?" (Thomas Huxley)
Gargoyle s,l,2, editor 3,4; clarinet trio s, 1,2,3; Big Show s,l,2; cross-
country 1,2; French language award 1,2,3; AATF award 1; elections 2,4; Model U.N. 2,3, chairman 4; "Mikado" 2; Spring Fling comm. 2; Basketball 3,4; yearbook photographer 3,4; yearbook staff 4; pep band 3; "Love is a Gamble" 3; Gottlieb history award 3; class president 3; Xmas Dance comm. 3; Prom comm. 3; Rocket club 3; NSF Engin. project 3; orientation 4; A-V 4; orchestra 4; madrigals 4; photography club 4.
Wendy Lu Martin (Wendy)
"The body is the temple of the soul and the mind." (Anonymous)
S.O.S. treasurer 2; "Mikado" make-up comm. 2; Spring Fling comm. 2; Unique 4.
Kim Edward Mast (Kim)
"I expect to pass this way but once. If, therefore, there is any kindness
I can show, or any good thing I can do to any fellow being, let me do it
now and not defer or neglect it, as I shall not pass this way again." (William Penn)
Gargoyle s,l,2; YVI s; NHRP team captain s, chairman 1; basketball
manager s; Unico s; Social outhouse award comm. 1; class president 1;
orientation 1,2; cross-country 1, manager 2; Big Show 1,2; Basketball
1; elections 1; yearbook photographer 1,2,3,4; "Pirates of Penzance"
1; A-V 1; track 1,3,4; Student Council 1, vice-president 4; "Mikado" 2; "Mikado" business manager 2; finance 2,3, chairman 4; STAG business manager 2,3,4; lounge 3, co-chairman 4; con-con 3; "Love is a
Gamble" 3; "Love is a Gamble" business manager 3; photography club 4; Gargle 4; madrigals 4; Unique 4; operetta 4; operetta business manager 4; "You Can't Take It With You 4.
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Ruth Elizabeth Monkman (Ruth)
"All I want is to be very young always And very irresponsible And to feel that my life is my own To live and be happy and die in my Own way to please myself." (Zelda)
STAG 1,2,3,4; "Madwoman of Chaillot" make-up comm. 1; "Pirates of
Penzance" make-up comm. 1; "Mikado" make-up comm. 2; Model U.N.
2; Gargoyle 2; "The Importance of Being Earnest" 3; "Bastien and
Bastienna" and "Love is a Gamble" costume comm. 3; "You Can't Take
It With You" 4.
Claire Suzanne Neely (Claire)
"The greatest educational dogma is also its greatest fallacy: the belief that what must be learned can necessarily be taught— " (Sydney J. Harris)
Home Ec Club s; G.A.A. s; "Pirates of Penzance" usher, programs and
ticket comm. 1; "Visit to a Small Planet" programs comm. 2; "Mikado"
2; "Mikado" costume comm. 2; "Bastien and Bastienna" and "Love is a
Gamble" costume comm. and programs co-chairman 3; bulletin boards 3,4; "You Can't Take It With You" costume and make-up comm. 4.
Catherine Deirdre Pines (Cathy)
"We spend our lives trying to make our dreams and reality one." (Anonymous)
STAG 8,1,4; G.A.A. rep. s,l; Gargoyle s,l; Big Show s, 1,3,4; home ec club s; girl's rep. s; "Madwoman of Chaillot" 1; lounge 1,3; Copenhagen International High School, Copenhagen, Denmark 2;
Unique 3; con-con 3; "You Can't Take It With You" 4.
21 John Torkild Schousboe (John)
"We're in it only for the money." (The Mothers)
Gargoyle s; basketball 1; cross-country 1; lounge 2.
Lydia May Soo (Lydia)
"The one who is content, Heaven cannot impoverish. The one who does not beg, Heaven cannot humble.
The one who is happy where one lives, Heaven cannot confine. The one who does not fear for one's life, Heaven cannot kill. The one who educates the worthy, Heaven cannot isolate.
The one who is responsible to the world and posterity, Heaven cannot terminate." (Second Prince of the Wei Dynasty)
Orchestra s,3,4; home ec club s; russian contest 1,3; "Mikado" 2; Scholastic art awards 2; "Love is a Gamble" 3; Big Show 3; Unique 4; yearbook photographer 4.
Carol Jean Szabo (Carol)
"In truth, the other person is your most sensitive self— given another body." (Anonymous)
Elections 2,3; Xmas Dance comm. 3; Big Show 3. Karla Sue Vallance (Karla)
"As we live to love, we will love to live." (Grace Bemis Curtis)
Class president s; G.A.A. 1, vice-pres. s; Star Dance chairman s; Big
Show s,2, co-chairman 3,4; Robeson's Jr. High Fashion Board 1; Spring Fling attendant 1,2; class secretary 2; "Mikado" make-up comm. 2; student exchange 2; orientation 2,4; lounge 2; JV
cheerleader 2; finance 3; yearbook staff 3; "Love is a Gamble" 3; Xmas
Dance comm. 3; prom comm. 3; yearbook faculty editor 4; track manager 4; STAG 4; operetta 4; Inter-Collegiate Press Yearbook Seminar 4; "You Can't Take It With You" publicity chairman and scenic crew 4; yearbook photographer 4; German Club 4.
Adrienne Wakat (Adrienne)
"Make the most of living if you're not prepared to die." (Anonymous)
Home Ec Club s; G.A.A. s; yearbook staff 1,2; S.A.V.E. 2,3,4; Model U.N. 2,3,4; S.O.S. 3.
Gregory James Walters (Greg)
"There are a very select few who make winning a way of life." (Vince Lombard!)
YVI s; NHRP s,2; cross-country 1; basketball 1,2,3 co-captain 4; track
1,2,4; yearbook staff 1,2; Gargoyle 1,2; A-V 1,2,3, chairman 4; Big Show lighting and sound 2, chairman 3,4; yearbook photographer 2,4, chairman 3; ISHPA 3; class vice-pres. 3; elections 3,4; yearbook sports editor 3, sports and events co-editor 4; U-Club 3,4; Inter- Collegiate Press Yearbook Seminar 4; basketball co-captain 4; photography club 4.
23 William Mark Weisel (Bill)
"I say just what I think, and nothing more nor less I cannot say one thing and mean another." (Longfellow)
Operetta s; lead 1,3; YVI s,l; Big Show s,2,3; boy's rep. s; vice-pres, 1;
madrigals 1,2,3,4; orchestra 1,2,4; STAG 1; "Madwoman of Chaillot" 3; Russian contest award 1,2,3; Model U.N. 2,3; Biafra drive chairman 2; music contest award 2,3; president 3; yearbook 4.
Peter Wolff (Peter)
"Sakko uju ca su ju ca suvaco c'assa mudu anatimani. Let him be capable and upright, truly upright,
." Easily admonished, gentle and not haughty. . . (Metta Sutta, v. 143)
Orchestra s, 1,2,3,4; "Patience" s; NHRP s; rocket club 1,2, co-
chairman 4; social outhouse comm. 1; french contest 1,2,3; "Pirates of
Penzance" 2; Big Show 2,3,4; Model U.N. 2,3,4; "Mikado" 3; madrigals 3,4; Oargle co-editor 3,4; boy's rep. 3; Student Council
parliamentarian 3; exec. 3,4; "Bastien and Bastienna" and "Love is a Gamble" 3; operetta 4; yearbook photographer 4; Unique 4; Student Council pres. 4; photography club 4.
Angela Woo (Angela)
24 David Reeder Woolley (David)
"Where the bee sucks, there suck I." (Shakespeare)
Orchestra s; orientation s; yearbook staff 1; yearbook photographer
3,4; social outhouse comm. 1; Big Show 2,3,4; Unique 2,3, chairman 4; Gargle 3,4; Xmas Dance comm. 3; photography club chairman 4; basketball manager 4.
Scott Emery Wyatt (Scott)
"For me there is only the traveling of paths that have heart, oh any path that may have heart. There I travel, and the only worthwhile
challenge is to traverse its full length. And there I stand, looking, looking, breathlessly." (A Yaqui Indian)
Class treasurer 1; Gargle editor 3,4; Unique 4.
Karen Lynne Yoerger (Karen)
"But if the arrow is straight and the point is slick, it can pierce through the dust no matter how thick.
So I'll make my stand, and remain as I am, and bid farewell, and not give a damn." (Baez)
G.A.A. s; Home Ec Club s; milk 1; S.O.S. 2, vice-pres. 3; pres. 4;
"Pirates of Penzance" 1; "Mikado" 2; orientation 2; NMSQT Letter of Commendation 4.
25 Robert Leon Zych (Rob)
"Whenever I get a train of thought started someone wants me to stop and glorify National Pickle Week." (Spiro T. Agnew)
Big Show 3; Gargle 3,4.
Wylde Q. Chicken
"Nobody here but us chickens! " (Anonymous)
Nonexistent s, 1; Oscar Wilde Reading Club 3, chairman 2; Gargle staff 3,4; mock election 3.
The term "Wild Chicken" was conceived by Jeff Becker at Uni High in October of 1969. "Wild Chicken" was originally an idiomatic phrase alluding to great excitement. It was not long before one could walk down the hall and
hear, "Wild Chicken! I got a 5 in math!", or into the locker room and hear Kim Mast singing, "Wild Chicken, I think I love you." During the same time period, five boys of the class of '73 originated a new underground newspaper, "Gargle". Of course, no respectable underground newspaper would be without a mascot, and the name of the Gargle mascot was an obvious choice. Hence, the great Wylde Q. Chicken was born. During the year, he wrote articles for Gargle, appeared in graffitti
on restroom walls, and even got his name on the library's overdue list. He became so popular that he beat U.S. Senator Ralph Tyler Smith in the school mock election. It is in this tradition that we record our beloved Wylde Q. Chicken in this yearbook, to be known for posterity. LONG LIVE UNI, HOME OF THE CHICKEN!
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27 Class History
In the year 1967, Principal Robert Carlier was faced with one of the worst problems of his career: whether or not to expel the entire subfreshman class or to try to rehabilitate them. In vain, Mr. Carlier attempted the latter. Poor Mr. Carlier. We just couldn't help ourselves. As subs we are a menace. By the end of our subfreshman year we drive nine out of our twelve teachers away from the school—not including the principal. Spitwads, passing notes and writing on desks and books are our favorite boredom-killers. Sandy Patterson knocks Razzle out of his chair by hitting him in the chest. Jane bombards him with
tennis balls and Nancy passes him a note with the message, "Razzle wears falsies!" In Home Ec the girls sit beaver with napkins on the knees and throw pieces of fabric around the room. Dan Gut crawls under the table and takes half the class with him. Then Dan gets in the wastecan and hops around the room. Scott thinks he has the mumps. But the girls succeed in driving Miss Lucht completely out of her mind when they bring the police to force her to return our X- week money. Poor Miss Lucht. In Art, Lindsay turns piro and sets the wastecan on fire. In Music, Steve throws paper
airplanes around the room. Miss Swengel is the envy of all the girls. She has the most perfect figure . . . almost UNREAL. Mr. McNamara swears at Karla after we soak the first floor hall with water balloons at our first class party.
But terrorizing the teachers is not our only concern, we also have a thriving social life. On the second day of school we pair off into twenty-two couples. We take over the lounge and make "I Am the Walrus" our class song. Sherry's parties somehow turn into orgies with everybody rolling on the floor. Spin-the-Bottle is our favorite game. The boys steal the girls' purses and read their notes. We almost win the Tape Race. Star Dance and Xmas Dance are
the big events of the year. The Green Room is our favorite hang-out for certain unmentionable activities until it is locked up for equally unmentionable reasons. Freshman year we are even bolder with our teachers. Mrs. Lo breaks into tears but Mr. Lemke is the teacher of
the year. "You turn my stomach . . . These papers are nicely stacked, aren't they? Wyatt, what do you want, a little pull toy? Hays! to the back of the room and no one sits next to you." Mr. Lemke nostalgically recalls the pictures we drew of him on the blackboard and cries after his son flushes his watch down the toilet. We have a forty minute Math
class daily as P.E. is right before it. Barb and Ruth join our class and Dan Gut leaves. The social outhouse committee is established. We begin to skip classes—language lab is more frequently not attended than attended. Miss Leppert instills into us the principals of the three interlocking circles. We excavate a site and Nancy and Jane bring a piece of sheep manure to class as a specimen. Karen Doebel has our class party and seven boys are hauled into the police station for climbing the PLATO tower. We end our freshman year feeling much more mature. Sophomore year we change from wholesome, all-American girls and boys to freaks. Drugs, cigarettes and alcohol enter our lives. We have parties every weekend from December to April. Moratorium and Walk for Development become major concerns. The armed National Guard surrounds Uni. Dan Kogan, Dan Rock and Wendy Martin enter our class. Mr. Brown is the one teacher we like. Colonel Sanders' math students resort to cheating. Mr. King teaches us English history under the tables and a certain student serves Vodka to the class as an example of Russian food. Mrs. Tibbetts begins to exert her everlasting influence on our class. The policy on PDA is established and enforced by
Captain Clipboard. Mr. Jenkins is still 65. Lindsay and Nancy set the chemistry lab on fire. The famous cigarette pile outside the front door comes into existence. Wylde Q. Chicken and the Oscar Wilde Book Reading Club are born. "Down by the Old Millstream" and the Sophomore Boy's Act are the hits of Big Show, Drunks invade our Spring Fling. The girls reluctantly discard their modesty when they are forced by Mrs. Baker to take showers after P.E. Sophomore year
leaves us feeling very mature if not a bit corrupted.
28 Junior year we suddenly change our study habits when we discover the existence of ACT, SAT, NMSQT and Achievement Tests. Diana, Valarie and Angela Woo join our class and Lindsay, Gail, Sherry, Jay, Bob and Allan leave. Scott and Rob flabbergast the Administration when they don't skip any classes. Keith fights out the battles of World War I and World War II in History. Mr. Heinsen comes to Uni and befriends us. Mr. Levin comes and goes and nobody knows. Bob opens his home, refrigerator and bar to us. Mrs. Unzicker becomes Mrs. Bond. The cigarette pile grows larger and larger and LARGER. We terrorize Mr. Banion with our attempts to drive. Dan is the first to get his driver's license and Nancy becomes Mario Andretti. Scott, Rob, Brian, David and Peter create Gargle, Uni's first underground newspaper. Wylde Q. Chicken beats Ralph Smith in the mock election. Nancy puts the junior class in debt
after Xmas Dance but Jane manages to revive it with Prom. The junior girls discover the senior boys. Scott gets hepatitis and forces the class to get shots. We ended junior year feeling great anticipation for our senior year. As seniors we take over the school, we control every committee, class and activity. WE GO WILD! We rejuvenate the lounge and dance to the students of "Build Me Up Buttercup", "Hello-Goodbye" and "Hanky Panky." Our class becomes closer and we spend lunch time under the tree. The cigarette pile is now a mound. We go out every single Friday and Saturday night. Iron Curtain invades the English class with her literature. Karla, Jane and Nancy learn
Chinese. Greg Collinson skips so much that Mrs. Tibbetts thinks he has dropped out of school. Mr. Heinsen is lucky if 5 out of SO students show up for Psychology. Peter becomes the class bomb maniac. We become famous for our wild
parties and orgies. We DRINK . . . orange juice and we SLEEP . . . soundly (not to mention all those other horrible, nasty things). We lead the underclassmen on the path of corruption. We apply and are accepted at colleges because of our vast merits. Mrs. Tibbetts teaches us to argue logically and we give her a copy of the Sensuous Woman for Christmas. Mr. Jerks comes with his jokes. Wyle Q. Chicken is now our class mascot and Dan Kogan is our class playboy. Sledding at Orchard Downs is a popular activity. We have two excellent Big Show acts and we plan to take the first senior trip in the history of Uni High. We are more often out of class than in class. Cageball in the mud is our favorite sport. We graduate on the 50th anniversary of Uni and we wonder how the school will survive without us. "We are not afraid of tomorrow for we have seen yesterday and we love today." (Mr. Beck's carpe diem theory)
Peter Rasmussen, better known to our class as "Razzle", returned to Uni High on April 21, 1972 for a reunion after an absence of three years. It is obvious from the picture that Razzle has changed immensely from his Uni High days, from greaser to freak. But then we have changed too since we were subs. A salute to Razzle, our favorite Math teacher!
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Finance
Row 1: Steve Kurland, chairman Kim Mast, David Fumento, sponsor Mr. Hendrix. Row 2: Jim Bartle, Jennifer Stone, Eric Mast. Finance allotted money to classes and organizations for their various activities.
Student Council
Row 1: Secretary Nancy Johannsen, President Peter Wolff, Vice-President Kim Mast, Treasurer Steve Kurland, Parliamentarian Jim Bartle. Row 2: Carl Johnson, Jennifer Stone, Ben Stake, Mary Beberman, Janet McGrath, Suzie Wijsman, Helen Corbett, Beth Trupin, John Bartle, David Sprenkle. Row 3: Trent Barnhart, Amber Barnhart, visitors Walt Stewart and Woody Richardson, Richard Ettensohn, David Lew- man, David Fumento, Fred Marx. Student Council met every Wednesday during lunch to discuss school- related activities and problems and to draw up the new constitution.
Student Faculty Advisory Committee (SFAC)
Row 1: Kim Mast, Peter Wolff, Mr. Royer. Row 2: Dr. Gregorc, Dr. Boyd, Mrs. Eitelbach, Miss Kendzior, Miss McCoy. SFAC discussed the school issues and student-faculty gap.
44 Bulletin Boards
Row 1: Chairman Alice Ravenhall, Piotr Gorecki, Karen Doebel. Row 2: Betty Yen, Susan Burnham, Kathy Klock, Irene Ang, Claire Neely. Bulletin Boards Committee advised the students of the exciting events happening at school. Not Pictured: Sponsor Mrs. Hesse.
German Club
Row 1: Chuck Ettensohn, Margaret Drickamer, Amy Monkman, John Hogan, co-chairman Nancy Johannsen, Greg Ives, Sponsor Frau Campbell. Row 2: Guy Blaylock, Greg Smith, Eric Mast, Alec Hilton, Suzie Fletcher, Lynn Doebel, Larry Brazelton. Not Pictured: co- chairman Barb Goldhor and Karla Vallance.
45 Lounge
Row 1: Fred Marx, David Sprenkle, Carl Johnson, Beth Trupin. Row 2: Dan Kogan, Kim Mast and Steve Kurland, co-chairmen; David Peshkin, Woody Richardson. These fine up- standing young men and woman revolutionized the Student Lounge from a dirty lunchroom to a dirty gameroom. Not Pictured: Mr. Hendrix, Sponsor.
Model U.N.
Row 1: Alice Ravenhall, Adrienne Wakat, Lydia Soo, Patty Murtha. Row 2: Kathy Anderson, Amy Monkman, Margaret Drickamer. Row 3: Kurt DeMoss, Keith Kempton, Anders Bengtcen, Woody Richardson, Terese DePauw. Not Pictured: Larry Lo, chairman; Miss Leppert, sponsor.
Student Exchange
Row 1: Ruth Beberman, Leah Rich, Nancy Johannsen and Barb Goldhor, co-chairmen; Lee Perlstein, Beth Trupin. Row 2: Carol Szabo, Sheru Gould, Jennifer Stone, Alicia Henry, David Rosen. Row 3: Tessa Unwin, Terry Stinson, Kathy Hauck, Diana Bair, Megan Ingle. Row 4: Tim Stafford, Steve Kurland, David Fumento.
46 S.T.A.G.
Row 1: Ira Handler, Dawn Bodnar, Ruth Monkman, Jeff Stephens. Row 2: Terry Stinson, Barb Goldhor, Anonymous Arm, Rae Haltiwanger, Vicki Patterson, Lissa Lamkin, Jonathon Haile, Alec Hilton, Fred Ewing, Polly Hertig, Suzie Fletcher. Row 3: Woody Richardson, Celia Shapland, Jane Hays, David Peshkin, Margaret Drickamer, sponsor Jane Page, Kurt DeMoss, Sherry Holden, Armin Haken, Chris Hamm. STAG presented the school play "You Can't Take It With You" this year.
Orientation
Row 1: Megan Ingle, Amber Barnhart, Lydia Chen, Woody Richardson, Cindy Heath, David Peshkin, Ruthie Beberman, Jean Holden, Cathy Coon, Lori Stephens, Sheila Pirkle. Row 2: Lissa Lamkin, Jennifer Stone, Margaret Drickamer, David Fumento, Greg Ives, Rebecca Allen, Brian Hendricks, Karla Vallance, Dan Kogan, Steve Kurland, Laurence Lo, Tim Stafford, Beth Trupin, Helen Corbett, David Rosen, Mike Wei, Chris Albin. Row 3: Scott Wyatt. Orientation sponsored the Orientation Picnic, the school tour and the student/faculty tea to acquaint the new students with the school.
Unique
Row 1: Andi Dunn, Sponsor Mrs. Tibbetts, Vicki Fung, Lydia Chen, Piotr Gorecki, Scott Wyatt, Peter Wolff. Row 2: Valerie
Barr, Lydia Soo, David Woolley. Unique is a gathering of creative writers who share their talent with the school every year with their annual booklet.
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47 Audio Visual
Standing: David Fumento, Greg Ives. Seated: Greg Walters, chairman. Members of AV took care of lights, microphones and all of the other technical intricacies of staging assemblies and Big Show.
Students Against Vilification of The Environment
Seated: Woody Richardson. Front row: Lee Perlstein, Lissa Lamkin, Amber Barnhart, Susan Graham, Betty Yen. Back row: Lydia Chen, Vicki Fung, chairman Jennifer Stone, and sponsor Miss Kendzior. S.A.V.E. succeeded in painting and servicing garbage cans in which to put recyclable paper and collecting and sending in Del Monte labels for which the company would plant trees.
Photography Club
Front row: David Fumento, David Albin, Dan Shulman. Back row: David Woolley, Fred Ewing. The Photography Club was
organized just this fall, and they con- verted an old mousehole on the third floor into their darkroom.
48 Prom top of ladder to bottom: Chairman Karen Yoerger, Amber Barnhart, Lissa Lamkin, Ruth Atkin, Kathy Murtha. Standing is sponsor Mrs. Piernick. The Sold on Sports group sold candy at the s. home basketball games, arranged for ice hockey instruction, and had o. girls' basketball once a week. S.O.S. also gave the students a chance to go horseback riding and ice skating, and to play volleyball and ping- s. pong during noon hours.
Milk
Seated: Kathy Hauck, Suzie Fletcher, Ruthie Beberman, Terry Stinson, Megan Ingle, Emily Johnson. Standing: Cindy Heath, Irene Ang, Jennifer McClellan, Kathy Klock, chair- man Beth Trupin, Lee Perlstein, Christie Russell. Not Pictured: Jeff Stephens.
Row 1: Jim Dobbs. Row 2: Peter Wolff, Rob Zych, Ruthie Beberman, Scott Wyatt. Row 3: Margaret Drickamer, Brian Hendricks. Row 4: David Woolley, Editor-in-chief. This year Gargle con-
tinued to turn out its hilarious editions filled with profound wisdom, well-meant advice, and well-
aimed cynicism. Gargle expanded its staff this year to include three promising young juniors to carry on the paper after the founders graduate.
Gargle
49 Advanced Instrumental Ensemble
Row 1: Dorothea Haken, Betty Yen, Gerhard Raether, Andrew Appel, Donald Spaeth, Karen Doebel. Nancy Ullmann. Row 2: Lydia Soo, Peter Wolff, Laurence Lo, Anne Diggs, Patty Murtha, Lissa Lamkin, Chris Albin, Megan Ingle. Row 3: Vicki Fung, Sponsor and Conductor Mr. Dwyer, David Lewman.
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Row 1: Dean Sherwood, Chris McCormick, Phillip Krause. Row 2: Mark Plath, Ray Renken. Row 3: £ Sponsor and Conductor Mr. Dwyer.
Madrigals
Row 1: Terese DePauw, Karen Doebel, Lydia Soo, Angela Chow. Row 2: Jeff Stephens, Kim Mast, David Lewman, Laurence Lo, Peter Wolff. Row 3: Sponsor and Director Mr. Westby. Not Pictured: Jane Hays, Amy Metzger and Jim Dobbs. Madrigals were Uni's special attraction at the annual surprise Christmas Party. They represent the best of Uni's vocal ability.
50 Mixed Chorus
Row 1: Polly Hertig, Amy Metzger, Terese DePauw, Diana Bair, Karla Vallance, Jane Hays, Angela Chow, Dawn Bodnar, Lori Stephens, Lydia Chen, Sheila Pirkle, Amber Barnhart, Karen Doebel. Row 2: Matthew Chen, Peter Wolff, Kim Mast, Steve Kurland, Larry Lo, Piotr Gorecki, Patty Murtha, Lydia Soo, Polly Stecyk, Elizabeth Bowden. Row 3: Kurt DeMoss, Chris Hamm, David Lewman, Jim Dobbs, Jeff Stephens, Sponsor and director Mr. Westby.
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Row 1: Jennifer Williams, Terese DePauw, Karla Vallance, Patty Murtha, Jane Hays, Polly Stecyk. Row 2: Amy Metzger, Polly Hertig, Sheila Pirkle, Emily Johnson, Angela Chow, Liz Bowdon, Ruth Monkman, Lydia Soo, Lydia Chen, Sponsor and director, Mr. Westby.
Men's Chorus
Row 1: Kim Mast, Steve Kurland, Peter Wolff, David Lewman, Piotr Gorecki, Jeff Stephens, Larry Lo, Jim Dobbs, Matthew Chen, Kurt DeMoss, Chris Hamm, Sponsor and Director, Mr. Westby.
51 U'NT Editors
Greg Walters, sports; Jennifer Stone and Mary Wright, organizations; Karla Vallance, faculty; Jim Bartle, events; Jane Hays, editor-in-chief; and Nancy Johannsen, seniors and assistant editor. These editors worked hard to produce the best yearbook in Uni's history.
U'NT Photographers
Row 1: Lydia Soo, Laurence Lo, Karla Vallance, Greg Walters, Dan Kogan, Piotr Gorecki. Row Z: Peter Wolff, David Woolley, Kim Mast, David Curtin. Not Pictured: Sponsor Warren Royer.
Elections
Row 1: Steve Kurland, Woody Richardson, David Peshkin. Row 2: Nan- cy Ullmann, Mark Spear, chairman Janet Leach. Elections committee helped advance democracy by spon- soring student elections for cheerleaders, class officers, and a new constitution. Afro-American Club
Row 1: Sponsor Mr. Brown, Larry Robertson, Mark Slates, Ramona Smith, Kendall Session, Janice Williams, Vanessa Carter, Sandra Herron. Row 2: Eddie Mitchell, Margaret Drickamer, Jennifer McClellan, Ken McClellan, Bill Herron, Jeanette Goines, Miss Geneva Singletary. This brand new club discussed many interesting and controversial subjects having to do with the Afro-American and his role in the United States. They plan to put on a play for the student body.
Gargoyle
Row 1: Matthew Chen, 1st editor Laurence Lo, 2nd editor Vicki Fung, Lucy Coble, Andi Dunn. Row 2: Patty Murtha, sponsor Mr.
Royer, John Bartle. Our school newspaper is the epitome of great journalism. These hard working reporters are regular newshounds. Gargoyle is hot off the presses and placed in the anxious arms of the Uni students every Friday.
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The 1971-72 Cross Country team
consisted of: Row 1: Mr. Scott, coach. Row 2: Chuck Ettensohn, Jim Bartle, co-captain. Row 3: Trent Barnhart, Luke Bissell, John Hogrin. Row 4: Eric Mast, Dave Peshkin, co-captain; John Scanlan, Jeff Becker. Not pic- tured: Al Hilton, Greg Collinson.
Sub Basketball
Left to right: Martin Doebel, Armeen Gould, Chris Wilcock, Eddie Mitchell, Scott Vallance, Ted Ross, Max Wei, Joe Coble. Kneeling in front is coach Mel Sion.
Above: Scott Vallance stretches for a rebound. Below: Chris Wilcock launches one from the corner.
Above: Armeen Qould lets go with a short jumper. Left: Eddie Mitchell jumps high to block a shot.
58 Jim Bergan launches a short jumper.
Back row, left to right; Tom Dworschak, co-captain; Jim Bergan, David Sprenkle, Kevin Walker, Greg Walters, assistant coach. Kneeling: Will Pirkle, John Bartle, co-captain. Not pictured: Scott Soderstrom, coach; Larry Stinson, Mark Plath, Donald Spaeth.
Frosh Basketball Tom Dworschak pulls down a rebound.
The freshman, after having a winning season as subs, dropped to 1-8 on the season, their only win being over Sidney. In the first half of that game, the freshman's zone press shut out Sidney 34-0. The frosh also looked good against Brookens when Tom Dworschak scored 30 points, but Uni lost by nine.
Will Pirkle and John Bartle attempt to block a shot. H V Junior Varsity Above: Tim Stafford shoots
Standing, Chuck Ettensohn, Mike Wei, Guy Blaylock, Tom Stafford, Bill Herron, John Hogan, another free throw. Below: L.T. Raymond Scott, coach. Kneeling: Chris Albin, Kendal Session, L.T. Robertson, Larry Brazelton. Robertson goes to the floor after a loose ball.
61 Varsity
Above: Coach Brown protests a call by the officials. Below: Luke Bissell goes high after a jump ball.
Above: Ken McClellan launches a jumper over the outstretched hand of an East Lynn defender. To the right: Co-captains Greg Walters and Jim Bartle wait to be announced at the pre-game pep rally. Below: The scoreboard tells it all, Uni took many teams to the wire before bowing out.
-403- 20m<20 Standing: Greg Ives, manager; Greg Walters, co-captain; Trent Barnhart, Kevin Eichelberger, Luke Bissell, Carl Brown, coach. Seated: Larry Brazelton, Jim Bartle, co-captain; Ken McClellan, John Scanlan. Not pictured: Fred Marx, Larry Lo.
While this year's team was not as good as
predicted (3-20), it still played better basketball than in the previous two years and even looked tough at times. This year's team was led by co-captains Greg Walters and Jim Bartle and juniors Ken McClellan and Fred Marx. With only three players graduating the future could be promising.
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Above: Dr. Anthony F. Gregorc, Principal. Left: Dr. Robert E. Boyd, Director of Admissions and Guidance. Below: Mr. David F. Hendrix, Assistant Principal.
Administration
72 "When you can, always advise people to do what you see they really want to do, so long as what they want to do isn't dangerously unlawful, stupidly unsocial, or obvious- ly impossible. Doing what they want to do, they may succeed; doing what they don't want to do, they won't." —James Gould Cozzens
Top: Mrs. Carolyn Healy, counselor. Above Left: Mr. Thomas Nagy, counselor. Above: Mr. Dick Heinsen, Counselor and psychology teacher. For some odd reason, the size of Mr. Heinsen's psychology class seemed to vary from day to day.
Guidance
73 Miss Geneva Singletary, Librarian, left Uni at the semester.
Above: Mrs. Marian Gay, Librarian, who joined us after the beginning of the year. Left: Mrs. Joan VanNord, our Head Librarian.
Librarians
Above: Mrs. Barbara Harkness, our Guidance Secretary who left us at the semester.
Left: Miss Evelyn Moore, receptionist. Above: Mrs. Diane Franco, Guidance Secretary for the second semester. Right: Mrs. Marvene Armstrong, Clerk- Typist.
Secretaries k Mr. Clifford Tremblay taught math to one class of subs, one class of sophomores and one class of freshman.
Miss Eleanor McCoy instructed the other class of subs, the other class of freshman, and the rowdy juniors.
Math
Miss Kathleen Sasaki taught one class of sophomores, and the class of talkative seniors.
Mr. Steven Szabo took care of Computer Programming for the first semester.
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75 Mr. Robert Haugen taught two In- troductory Physical Science Science classes and one Sub Science class.
Mr. Daniel Kamanda was the teacher of one Biology class.
Mrs. Willemina Kardong taught the other Biology class.
Mr. Dale Holm took care of the Chemistry class.
Mr. Douglas Dirks entertained the Physics class.
Dr. Elizabeth Kendzior sponsored S.A.V.E. and taught Advanced Biology. .f<
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Above: Mrs. Janet Coffman taught a class of subs and a class of sophomores. Left: Mrs.
Ellen Johnson taught all of the freshmen. Mr. Warren Royer taught one class of subs, headed the Journalism class which met during noon hours to plan the Breck advertising campaign, and sponsored the Gargoyle, the yearbook and Audio-Visual committees. Miss Jane Page initiated Uni High's first drama class, taught English to the freshman, sponsored Big Show, directed the winter play, "You Can't Take It With You" and the musical, "Half a Mrs. Sarah Eitelbach managed one class of Sixpence". sub English, and both sophomore English classes.
Mrs. Charlene Tibbetts, Ex- ecutive Teacher, taught senior English and sponsored Unique.
Mrs. Mary Hoag took care of both of the junior English classes.
"When you read a classic, you do not see more in the book than you did before, you see more in yourself than you did before." — Clifton Fadiman
English
78 Left: Mrs. Cheryl Finch taught the Russian III class and coor- dinated the language lab.
Right: Mrs. Constance Curtin taught Russian 1,11,1V and was sponsor of the Senior Class.
Miss Kathy Belsley took "A man is worth as many men as he care of French II. knows languages." —Charles V
Right: Mrs. Carol Bond was the teacher of French 1,111,1V and Executive Teacher.
Above: Uni's beloved Mrs. Ulrike Campbell was in charge of all of the German classes and in addition sponsored German Club.
Language
Not pictured: Miss Helen Lamont, who
taught all of the Latin classes. Vocational Arts
"To play great music, you must keep your mind on a distant star." —Gehudi Menuhin
Above left: Mrs. Judy Davisson, Typing teacher. Above: Mr. Larry Dwyer, Music Appreciation teacher, Instrumental Music and Music Theory instructor. Right: Mr. Donald Westby, Chorus teacher and spon- sor of Madrigals and the musical. Below: Mrs. Muriel Hesse, Executive Teacher, Art I-IV and Bulletin Boards sponsor. Below left: Dr. Kathryn W. Smith, Ex- ecutive Teacher of Vocational Arts, Home Ec, Advanced Problems in Home Ec. Left: Mr. Carl Brown, World of Construction teacher, and Varsity Basketball coach.
Fine Arts Left: Mr. Scott Soderstrom, sophomore and junior boys' P.E. teacher, Freshman Basketball coach; Below Left: Mr. Ray- mond Scott, freshman and senior boys' P.E. and Sub Basketball coach.
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Above: Mr. Landis Sion, Executive Teacher, Sub P.E. and Drivers Education; Right: Mrs. Mar-
jorie Piernick taught all the girls P.E. classes, sponsored S.O.S. and cheerleading —3 squads of them.
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"A round man cannot fit into a square hole right away. He must be given time to modify his shape." —Mark Twain.
Row 1: Janet McGrath, President; Suzie Wijsman, Vice-President; Betty Yen, Secretary; Rita Bradley, Vanessa Carter, Chris Chow, Joe Coble. Row 2: Lucia Chen, Treasurer; Mary Beber- man, Girls' Rep.; Chris Wilcock, Boys' Rep.; Martin Doebel, David Frankel, Armeen Gould, Susan Graham. Row 3: Beth Amsbary, Andrew Appel, Greg Baum, Eric Gullerud, Dorothea Haken, Brad Hess, Chris Hurt.
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LEARNING, The kind of ignorance distinguishing the studious. —Ambrose Bierce
Row 1: David Sprenkle, President; John Bartle, Vice-President; Laurie Porter, Secretary; Anders Bengteen, Jim Bergan, Liz Bowdon, Susan Burnham. Row 2: Shawn Holiday, Treasurer, Helen Corbett, Girls' Rep; Carl Johnson, Boys Rep; Cathy Coon, Anne Diggs, Tom Dworschak, Fred Ewing. Row 3: David Albin, Louise Allen, Ruth Atkin, Anne Gillies, Jeanette Goines, Sheila Grob, Jon Haile.
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Row 1: Mark Plath, Gerhard Raether, Mark Rubel. Row 2: Rae Haltiwanger, Sandie Herron, Pat Kearns, Ricky Schult, Dan Schulman, Ramona Smith, Polly Stecyk. Row 3: Eric Knox, Delia Lin, Brad Marr, Lori Stephens, Larry Stinson, Lorelle Uggerby, John Walker. Row 4: Vicki Patterson, Townley Pear- son, Will Pirkle, Monica Williams, Bob-
by Yen, Fred Young, Jill Zwoyer.
90 91 SOPHOMORES
The word for "wise" in Greek is "Sophos" and the word for "Moron" in Greek is "Mores".
Row l:David Lewman, President; David Fumento, Vice-President; Lynn Doebel, Secretary; Guy Blaylock, Larry Brazelton, Angela Chow, Lucy Coble. Row 2: Lissa Lamkin, Treasurer; Beth Trupin, Girls' Rep.; Trent Barnhart, Boys' Rep.; Bettina DeBrunner, Terry DePauw, Chuck Ettensohn, Michael Fletcher. Row 3: Chris Albin, Rebecca Allen, Irene Ang, Susie Fletcher, Blaine Garst, Armin Haken, Chris Hamm.
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93 Row 1: Jennifer McClellan, Darrell Miller. Row 2: Cindy Heath, Bill Herron, Alec Hilton, Maureen CHalleron, Patty Murtha, Sheila Pirkle, Larry Robertson. Row 3: John Hogan, Sherry Holden, Robin Jackson, Patsy Rutledge, Mark Slates, Donald Spaeth, Jeff Stephens. Row 4: Diane Jenkins, Emily Johnson, Kathy Klock, Mike Wei, Judy Wells, Janice Williams, Jennifer Williams.
94 "Everything is funny as long as its happening to somebody else." —Will Rogers
95 JUNIORS
"Now here, you see, it takes all the running you can do to keep in the same place. If you want to get somewhere else you must run at least twice as fast as that." —Lewis Carroll
Row 1: Ben Stake, President; Amber Barnhart, Vice-President; Terry Stin- son, Secretary; Luke Bissell, Dawn Bod- nar, Michael Brun, David Curtin. Row 2: Lydia Chen, Treasurer; Jenny Stone, Girls' Rep.; Fred Marx, Boys' Rep.; Kurt DeMoss, Jim Dobbs, Margaret Drickamer, Kevin Eichelberger. Row 3: Kathy Anderson, Gary Babcock, Ruthie Beberman, Vicki Fung, Piotr Gorecki, Sheru Gould, Ira Handler.
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98 "Even the most reasonable man will at some time in his life get the notion into his head to do something utterly ridiculous."
UNIV. H. S. LIBRARY 99 "Whenever you are asked if you can do a job, tell 'em, 'Certainly I canl'—and get busy and find out how to do it." —Theodore Roosevelt
100 "Love does not consist in gazing at each other but in looking together in the same direction." —Antoine De Saint-Exupery
101 "We can't cross a bridge until we come to it; but I always like to lay down a pontoon ahead of time." —Bernard M. Baruch
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Here's to rooms with noisy kids
Missing books and all, Misconduct, absence, out-of-class "Can we put posters in the hall?" Writing scrawled on every desk
The janitor is ill, Petitions piling on your desk
Sign this one if you will! "Can we have longer lunch hours, sir," "Must we wear our shoes?" Language epidemic hits from Chinese over-use! What about the dress code? How about the rules? What about the NCA that's touring the school? "My son fights with his teacher!" "My kid is flunking gym!" "Some man is in your office, sir, When can you talk to him?" It's freezing down in 109 A cat's in someone's room, Then a question from the lab, "Will class be over soon?" Bridge and hearts are in the lounge, Four-square is outside Havoc in the library "May I please bum a ride?" "Can I have change for a quarter?" "May I please borrow a dime?" Kids are running down the hall, "Hey, that Pepsi's mine! So when spring semester's over, And the last exam is through, We hope that you will miss the ones Who greatly needed you.
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