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The year 197 4 was a year of change and a year of excitement. It was the year that Pioneer 1 O passed by Jupiter and out into the endless reaches of space carrying Earth's message to whatever may be out there. Perhaps the 2074 yearbook will include We­ Go's first class with a galaxy exchange. This year we had foreign exchange students; Richie from Greece, Veronique from France, and Pato from Chile. 1974 also brought an end to the Arab Oil embargo and once again students could return to their gas guzzling cars. Along with the changing Administration in the National Government, 1974 brought a new administration to the High School. Dr. Kamm, the new principal, did much for student-administration relations by going into the halls and classes and being accessi­ ble to all on request.

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6 Many controversies came up which showed the students growing interest and concern about the school. One of the major topics for discussion was weighted grades and their necessity. They were eventually abolished by Dr. Kamm and the school board to the general approval of the student body. For the first time in many years, a new class, Con­ sumer Education, was added to the graduation requirements. New sports were added, too. Soccer and Gymnastics. But more than anything .else, 1974 was the year of the Wildcat. For the first time in history, West Chicago's football team went all the way downstate and brought back the State 3A Football Championship after an undefeated season. 197 4 was a year of precedent being set and will be remembered for many years to come.

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Apples & Worms Ginny West Denise Dorkosz Tricycle Race Class of "75" Tug-a-War Class of "75" V. W. Race Class of "76" Float Class of "77" Spirit Stick Class of "77" T-shirt day Class of "78"

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The faculty lost the Tug-a-War to the seniors, but only after great struggle.

Races, Queens, Bands,

Homecoming "Surfing Sixties" was especially enjoyable. The week started out with the crown­ ing of King, Virgil Tuck, and Queen, Debbie Burkhart, and her court, Cindy Cleaver, Gayle Christopher, Pam Braun, Cindy Davis; their es­ corts, Bob Dively, Scott Hall, Henry Antes, and Mike Novosad. The Sycamore Band added to the festivities by participating, for the first time, in our parade. Perhaps it was the cold weather that made the traditional bonfire even more ap­ preciated. The week ended with our Wildcat football team beating the Sycamore Spartans 47-0.

But most of all Homecoming is to be Remembere 16 W.E'ft·E~-· ~. · Mike Novosad Roarke Anderson Bob Unruh Scott Hall Paul Bakken 8r. End Sr. Back Jr. QB Sr. QB Jr. HB

Frank Fernandes Scott Edminson Jim Brach Dan Farrell John Crittendon Sr. HB Jr. HB Sr. HB Jr. LB Sr. WB

Mark Hook Brett Bussler Dave Holderman Henry Antes Jr. LB Jr. WB Jr. HB Sr. FB

Tom Denninger Tim Hager Gary Tredup Steve Ferro Tobin Kelley Jr. HB Sr. HB Sr. HB Jr. End Jr. B

Phil Tinnes Jeff Olson Jose Toledo Pat Lyne Doug Schmidt Jr. HB Sr. LB Jr. C Sr. C Sr. T

Jim Nellis Mike Alden Mike Lutman Don Brach Dan Lenertz Jr. G Jr. LB Jr. G Sr. G Sr. G Bob Dively Bob Forbes Ed Parr Larry Fry Mark Hendricker G Sr. G Jr. T Sr. End Jr. T ,,._ - ( -. . 11.;,, . <

Jim Gunnell Tom Sikorski Randy Hill Hector Alfaro Tim Lederer End Jr. T Sr. T Jr. T Jr. Erid

Bill Dettmann Jerry Stockton Jeff Nottingham Howard Metcalf Tim Novosad Sr. T Sr. End J~ End Jr. T J~ Ehd

Steve Kovac Don Dierschow Jon Minter Dirk Hager Greg Noga Jr. T Jr. T Jr. G Sr. Mgr. Soph. Mgr.

VARSITY SCOREBOARD 13-0 Conference Playoffs

w.c. OPP. w.c. OPP. 26 Wheaton North 24 20 Wacaunda 14 40 Glenbard North 0 3 Geneseo 0 36 Oswego 7 20 Immaculate Conception 0 28 Batavia 0 12 Geneva 7 STATE CHAMPIONSHIP GAME 47 Morris 0 Wego 32 Mt. Carmel 0 47 Sycamore 0 TOTAL POINTS 372 OPP. 58 48 Kaneland 6 13 Plainfield 0

OACHES: Ron Hansen, Paul Unruh, Jeff Ainsworth, Bob Owens. The 1974 Wildcats set history by being the first West Chicago football team to finish a season undefeated and the second team to win the Little Seven Conference. The Wildcats were also the first Class 3A State Champs in the state of Illinois. The Wildcats were coached this year by Defensive coach, Ron Hansen; Defensive line coach, Jeff Ainsworth; Offensive line coach, Bob Owens; and Offensive backfield coach, Paul Unruh.

The season was highlighted, not only by the Annual Awards Ban­ quet, but also by being chosen WLS Team of the Week, appearing o'n the Ray Rayner Show, at the victory assembJy after the State Championship Game, where our coach, Mr. Paul Unruh, was voted LSC coach of the year.

The 197 4 Wildcats were a very closely knit team. Sports pages proclaimed that they "lived, loved, and won together." The players loved football and each other. They played with enjoyment and enthusiasm that is seldom displayed at any level of competition. The 1974 Wildcats were GREATIIU

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00 QO 21 00 oo Besides the team honors, many West Chicago Football players were singled out for individual honors. Following is a list of honors and the players receiving each.

ALL-CONFERENCE: Henry Antes, Jim Brach, Bob Dively, Bill Dettmann (unanimous choice), Bob Forbes, Scott Hall, Jeff Olson, Jerry Stockton.

ALL-CONFERENCE SPECIAL MENTION: Roarke Anderson, Don Brach, John Crittendon, Frank Fernandes, Larry Fry, Tim Hager, Randy Hill, Dan Lenertz, Mike Novosad, Jose Toledo, Gary Tredup.

ALL-AREA: Bob Dively.

ALL-STATE: Henry Antes, Bob Dively.

Team Awards

MOST VALUABLE PLAYER: Bill Dettmann. The 1974 Wild kits finish­ ed third in conference with a record of 4-2-1. The coaches and the en­ tire school were very proud of the fine progress the 1974 Wildkits made. Everyone feels certain the Kits, when they move on to varsity next year, will help carry on the championship tradition of the school.

The Freshman Team completed a 7-2 season. Their offense was effective as they out scored their opponent by scoring 337 pts. The defense also had a great season as they held their opponent to only 68 pts. The Freshman B Team were conference champs. Both coaches feel the freshman had an excellent season and could be the class to watch in the future.

FRESHMAN SCOREBOARD 7-2 w.c. OPP.

14 Wheaton North 16 36 Glenbard North 0 38 Oswego 6 20 Batavia 12 52 Geneva 0 44 Morris 0 48 Sycamore 6 83 Kaneland 0 0 Plainfield 20

SOPHOMORE SCOREBOARD 4-4-1 w~c. OPP.

0 Wheaton North 20 6 Glenbard North 22 2 Oswego 0 7 Batavia 8 13 Geneva 0 39 Morris 18 14 Sycamore 0 7 Kaneland 13 14 Plainfield 14 Bottom Row: John Belle, Jim Farrell, Paul Best, Ruben Pineda, Paul Jim Sisson, Scot Anderson, Vic Alcazan (Manager). Top Row: Coach Gary Forester, Zane Bussler, Ken Novosad, Mike Philips, Jim Boswell, Mark Lunak, Pat Murray, Mike Adeszko, Larry Becker, Tim Norman, Dennis Rega. Middle Row: Dave Zietlow (Manager), Creighton Pieratos, Leonard Todd, Kevin Bailey, Mark Wheeland, Coach Gil DeMay. Sanchez, Bob Bueker, Armando Gonzales, Miquel Cortez, Dan Williams,

tom Row: John Smrz, Graig Sisson, Chuck Dastych, Sam Reyes. Se­ Unruh, Art Kraft, Mike Teal, Larry Bower. Top Row: Coach Juraska, Mike nd Row: Tom Leffew, Jim Highland, Rick Hensel, Rod Bussler, Rich ·eowen, Lee Hahn, Bob Benshoof, Dean Holland, Tim Rennels, Rich 1()re, Chris Enders, Joe Catalano, Bob Blum. Third Row: Roman Cam- Wilson, Coach Elliott. 25 . Bob Fowler, Ken Pedersen, Mike Klingberg, Dave Villegas, Dan Freshman-sophomore: back row - Bob Sandstrom, Brian Kelleghan, Don Mueller, Tom Malia, Steve Mueller, Jon Plefka, Cotton Davis, Bob Johnson, Bob Olson, Paul Netzel, Coach. front row - Mark Stark, Jim Brown, Ed Jakopchek, Tony Malia, Ken Mueller, Dave Skudlarek, Jeff Schieve, Bob Muldoon.

26 Varsity - Don Mueller, Tom Malia, Steve Mueller, Jon Plefka, Bob Johnson, Cotton Davis, Paul Netzel, Coach.

VARSITY INVITATIONALS Fenton - 4th of 12 teams w.c. OPP. Lake Park - 8th of 10 teams Grant-Crystal Lake - 4th of 15 teams 23 Glenbard North 33 Crete Monee - 36 of 59 teams 33 Plainfield 25 Luther North - 5th of 12 teams 30 Oswego 25 District Meet - 8th of 17 teams 19 Batavia 40 Conference Meet - 2nd of 8 teams 20 Geneva 35 42 Kaneland 20 25 Morris 30 15 Sycamore 40

OVERALL CONFERENCE WON 5 4 LOST 3 3

27 The Skin of Our Teeth, by Thorn­ ton Wilder, started off this year's theatre program. The production was an exciting and unique one. The plot of the play is unusual in itself. It concerns what seems to be a typical American family that has such atypical ex­ periences as: taking care of their pet mamoth and dinosaur, escaping a flood by sailing away on Noah's Arc, and surviving a futuristic war, once again, "by the skin of their teeth," making it an exciting and Unique production.

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Valentine's Day Dress-up Day 30 SOCCER SCOREBOARD

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0 Wheaton Warrenville (JV) 1 O Waterman (Varsity) 2 0 Waterman (JV) 3 3 Wheaton North (JV) 4 0 Wheaton Warrenville (FR) 3 O Addison Trail (JV) 2 1 Addison Trail (FR) 2 0 Hinkley Big Rock 3 4 LaGrange (FR) 2 0 Wheaton North (JV) 0 0 Wheaton Central (JV) 1

1st row: L. Matson, D. Romero, M. Vivancoi, E. Dominquez, J. Rawlings, G. Carey. 2nd row: R. Aguilar, R. Chavez, G. Bernal, D. Velazquez, G. Cruz, S. Wells, P. Nelson, I. Eleserio. 3rd row: S. Kimery (Coach), Polke, R. Peterson, W. Stough, C. Stough, B. Moore, S. Burgess, B. Clay, J. Burba (Manager). 4th row: P. Gruca, S. Atkinson, B. Elliott, J. Early, T. Ratliff, W. Pendzialek, D. Koltz, M. Weimer, J. Wisniewski. 000 0

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VARSITY GOLF TEAM: 1st row: Gary Overbay, Bob Judson, Rick Suppes, Roger Morgan, Mark Soderquist, Mike Marano, Mike Sto"1 Morgan, Tom Andrews, Tony Holbach. 2nd row: Coach Swan, John Missing: Steve Kinderman. This year' the varsity golf team took third in conference. With a conference record of 6-1, they were defeated only by Geneva. Their overall record was 10-6 and in the I.H.S.A. District meet, placed seventh out of 16 teams. The sophomore golf team took first in conference this year. Their record was 6-1, being defeated only by Geneva. The overall record for the sophomores was 12-4. Two new school records were set at the Lake Park meet. The varsity scored 160 to be defeated by Lake Park, who scored 180. The top squad members this year were: John Suppes, Mike Stong, Roger Morgan, Rick Morgan, and Mark Soderquist. Eight varsity letters and four sophomore letters were awarded by Coach Swan this year. Congratulations!

FROSH- SOPH GOLF TEAM: 1st row: Jeff Beardsley, Mark Turner, Howie Noesges, Rick Morgan, Tom Andrews, Joe Weber, Bob Judson, Mike Lanvin, David Judson, Andy Kobler, Steve Marano. 2nd row: Mark Stong, Coach Swan.

33 Language Night of 1914 - Heritage Night - demonstrated some reasons for teaching languages. Latin students presented modern words rooted in Latin; German students presented Spanish explorers, and French students pointed out the influence of the French in the names of cities in Illinois. Following the skits, Louis Jolliet, in person of Mr. Reid Lewis, French teacher at Elgin Larkin High School, came alive to emphasize our heritage from the French in the development of Illinois, telling the story of the reenactment of the Jolliet­ Marquette expedition 300 years ago. Following the presentation, everyone was invited down to the cafeteria for refreshments and festivities, which also represented the four different cultures. These cultures were Latin, German, Spanish, and French. WINTER

35 The 1974-75 Wildcat Basketball Team finished the season with a dismal record of 2-20 overall and 2-12 in the con­ ference for 7th place. Inconsistency of play plagued the team all year. They could play well for part of a game, but could not maintain the poise for the entire duration of a contest.

Under the frustrations and problems of a losing season, the team spirit held up through the year. The boys were characterized by their effort and good spirit.

36 Team Score Won-Loss Wheaton North 63-82 Loss Downers Grove South 52-73 Loss Driscoll 43-49 Loss Geneva 49-65 Loss Wheaton-Warrenville 58-69 Loss Sycamore 37-69 Loss St. Charles 48-70 Loss Kaneland 41-61 Loss Batavia 48-91 Loss Plainfield 45-44 Won Oswego 46-79 Loss Morris 52-67 Loss Batavia 57-65 Loss Geneva 48-61 Loss Glenbard North 44-46 Loss Sycamore 55-63 Loss Kaneland 58-64 Loss Glenbard South 38-67 Loss Plainfield 53-69 Loss Oswego 60-112 Loss Morris 45-43 Won Batavia 48-71 Loss Dupage County Thanksgiving Tournament Regional - State Finals

2-12 Little 7 Conference-7th place 2-20 Record Overall

37 The team was led in scoring by senior, Virgil Tuck, averaging 13.1 p.p.g. Barry Beckwith was voted by the squad as the Most Valuable Player. Rodger Morgan was awarded the Free Throw honor, with 80% accuracy. Mark Soderquist was chosen the Most Improved Player, and Barry Beckwith and Jerry Stockton were elected honorary Co-Captains for the season.

VARSITY . - front row - Coach George Strecker, Steve Burgess, Mark Soderquist, Lee Westrom. back row - Phil Gruca, Jerry Steve Mueller, Bob Fultz, Bob Zak, Bob Forbes, Coach Steve Stockton, Virgil Tuck, Dave Singletary, Victor Alcazar. Kimery. middle row - Bob Unruh, Roger Morgan, Barry Beckwith,

38 SOPHOMORE - front row - Bob Kosusnik, Paul Best, Jim Sisson, Frommert, Jim Earley, John Modica, Mark Ford, Kevin Bailey, Tim Kevin Mcconkey, Mark Wheeland, Scott Anderson, Eddie Dieter, Ratliff, Jon Plefka, Steve Tinnes, Rick Morgan. Jim Farrell. back row - Coach, Wayne Kosek, Bob Fuller, Greg

FRESHMAN - front row - John Lynch, Scott Lowe, Dale Chorley, - Coach Paul Netzel, Rob Benshoof, Tony Malia, Winsor Stough, Bob Frommert, Carl Sostak, Tom Schmult, Tom Cisew..-:i. back row Dan Cheehy, Lee Hahn, Mike Nickelson, Mark Bowman. ·

39 Front to Back: Mary Ellen Nickleson, Mary Kay Haag, Cathy Chorley, Cheri Sargent. Not pictured: Cathy Sims·.

First Row: Didi Wold. Second Row: Pam Best, Jo Ann Romanelli, Marylou Muilenburg. Third Row: Dawn Carlson. . l

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First Row: Pam Braun, Amy Braun, Stacey Shagney. Second Row: Pam Best, Mary Moreno, April Braun, Kathy Horstman, Jenny Dierking.

.- First Row: Julia Zambrano, Shelly Bicchinella, Rita Mott, Pam Conroy, Cindy Bicchinella, Rita Vanagunas, Laura Houle, Maureen Foster, Janet Denise Braun, Teri Hangartner, Guadalupe Villela. Back Row: Julie Cole. Gustafson, Marlene Staubach, Gail Berley, Sue Linville, Karen Miessler, Majorettes: Lisa . Black, Debbie Wienecke, Sandy Warning. Front Row: Ralph Schmuggerow, Rueben Pineda, Dave Black, Tom Grubbs, Don Deutsch, George Nicoloff, Larry Fry, Scott Hall, Henry Reed, Zane Bussler, Carlos Cruz, Greg Noga. Back Row: Coach Lee Antes, Tim Norman, Jim Hensel, Howard Metcalf. 1974-75 We-Go grapplers came back again for the fourth and last time to dominate the Little Seven Conference. Star­ ting off with the Hinsdale Tournament by tak­ ing second. The team made their way to the Little Seven Championship Meet which was held here at We-Go. Taking the meet with 11 O½ points, West Chicago literally ran away with the meet as the next teams were Oswego and Morris with total of 51 points each.

After taking second place at Districts, We-Go sent six grapplers (Zane Bussler, Tom Reed, Don Deutsch, Larry Fry, Scott Hall, and Henry Antes) to sectionals. From sectionals we had Zane Bussler, a sophomore, take first, and Tom Reed and Scott Hall both taking third place finishes. Then, Zane proceeded downstate for a sixth place in the State comp­ etition. Congratulations on a fine showing. GOOD LUCK IN THE FUTURE TO ALL WE­ GO's GRAPPLERS. Sophomores also made a fine showing by taking first in Little Seven Conference competition.

4 4 45 Back row: Dick Lundquist, Brian Kelleghan, Pat Murray, Miguel Cortez, Brett Clay, Bob Judson. Front row: Coach Bob Owens, Bruce Walters, Sam Reyes, John Bell, Bob North, Dan Unruh.

First Row: John Devore, Dave Judson, Dean Hoppe, Dave Villegas. Back Row: Coach Jeff Ainsworth, Jim Cunningham, Steve Davis, Tim Rennels, Rich Geroulis, Finley Clark. 46 47 The All-School Musical, "Little Mary Sunshine," turned back the pages of time to the early 1900's. As Heidi Miller told us in the Prologue," ... when Right was Right, Wrong was Wrong, and you could really tell the difference." The story concerned Troop 14 of the United States Forest Rangers in the Rocky Mountains and their quest for that notorious band of Indians, the "Kadotas." Their exploits, especially with the young ladies of Eastchester Finishing School, were hilarious. The In­ dians, who numbered only three, added to the complexity of the plot. Naturally, in an operetta of that day and age, love played an important part, so our "leads" had plenty to do in that Department; they were "Captain Jim" and "Little Mary," "Corporal Billy" and "Nancy Twinkle," •"General { or Uncle??) Oscar" and "Madame Ernestine." And Right triumphed in the end, even to the "rehabilitation" of the renegade "Yellow Feather" in our Flag-waving finish. Oopsl I almost forgot the "star" who stole the show - "Looie the Duck!" 49

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51 t:lt t!:t..t-4-t!t•!ubt!t++ Read a book! Listen to pop recordingsi Study quietly with a friendi ++-it+tit'i''i'++'i'.;. Observe the latest news in a newspaper or magazine! Watch a video-taped program for pleasure or study! 611!t nta~ These and many more are the activities of the Learning Resource to Center. Staffed to aid students and staff find the best available and most appropriate materials to aid in the classroom and for the best 16~t~1Gea,ttint: use of leisure time, the Learning Resource Center has evolved from *~*******tb'-:t, the traditional library. ++...... ;:. ... +++-i-4'' In today's Learning Resource Center, media and books form the total package for use by students and staff for leisure and work.

..t,..t,..t,..t,.:t,,:lt,:f,t§:td,t§:t4: 31ot~~ Ul'{ctis -i-... + ... +++-it+'i'-i THE BILINGUAL PROGRAM at WCCHS has been developed because of the needs evidenced by the school performances of the Bilingual Bicultural students. This year the goals of the program have been to (1) achieve fluency and literacy in two languages and cultures, ac­ cording to their age level; (2) provide growth in self­ esteem; (3) create an integrated learning environment with the entire school; ( 4) encourage parents to par­ ticipate in decision making regarding the bilingual program. They feel these goals were satisfactorily at­ tained, making this year a success. A&t ••• &

54 ART IS ALIVE at We-go. It's fighting a piece of wire that just won't seem to bend in the right way. It's kicking wood carving chips as you try to get through the crowd for tools or a piece of leather. It's trying to be heard over the scream­ ing sabre saw or drill press to ask or answer a question. It's the place where ten different things are going on in three different places and all the same time. It's looking forward to the Little Seven Traveling Art Exhibit where five pieces of art were entered and Debbie Walker came out with an honorable mention. It's the hectic set up for the annual Spring Art Show, with cookies, coke, and coffee. It's the parents and people of the community seeing what is happening in art at their school. It's senior honors night with Kathy Moniz getting the art award. It's the string, leather, paint, clay, charcole, paper, and all the things that make art go. It's the quiet feeling of accomplishment knowing you have done something creative and well. The Choirs' year started slow but became very active during November and con­ tinued until Baccalaureate on June 9.

The girls' Choir sang at both the Veterans Day Assembly and the Christmas Vesper Program. As usual, the Freshman Chorus sang at three concerts and spent the year learning and reviewing music fundamentals. The Concert Choir sang for a near capacity crowd during the Christmas Vespers on December 15. They also sang ·for all the General Mills employees for the ninth con­ secutive year.

On February 22, the Concert Choir was invited to ·participate in the 11th annual Choral-Clinic Festival on the campus of Illinois State University in Nor­ mal, Illinois.

All the choirs and eighth-grade chorus combined for a choral night which was presented on May 19.

Both the choir and the Madrigals Singers provided music for the community during the school year.

The year ended for the Concert Choir on Baccalaureate night, June 9. It was a busy but most fulfilling year.

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THE ORCHESTRA made a lot of progress in many areas this year. We "grew" to 30 string players, aided by 33 experienced wind and percussion from Band, to a total of 63 members.

Early in the school year, we helped to present the annual Veterans Day Assembly. We especially ap­ preciate the extra efforts of our Wind and Percussion sections, who were in the height of the football playoff season at the time. Then in December we participated in the annual Christmas Contest.

We considered our Winter Concert in February a "high point" because of the difficulty of music we per­ formed, and also the quality of our performance. Then State Music Contest took our attention, with the string choir once again receiving a superior rating.

The School Musical, "Little Mary Sunshine", was more fun than ever this year. We played on a joint con­ cert with the Elementary and Junior High Orchestras in May, to show how much growth was possible in eight years of Public school music. Our Final Spring Concert on May 27 was a time of reflection on a most satisfying year. We honored the nine Seniors who were playing their. last school concert with the Orchestra. Our last public perfor­ mance was at Honors Night on June 9, when we played the Processional and Recessional Marches for the Senior Class.

59 THE 1974-75 SCHOOL YEAR OPENED WITH A "BANG" FOR THE MARCHING BAND, as the football season was extended an extra month. Band members were proud of their part in school spirit, and traveled to Geneseo, Glenbard North, and Normal.

Our concert season went very well. Fresh off the football field, we played a series of Christmas assembly concerts in local elemen­ tary schools. In February we p.resented the Winter Band Concert, then State Music Contest for Solos and Ensembles kept us busy until March 8.

In April we presented a joint con­ cert with the Beginners, Intermediate, and Junior High Bands from West Chicago. Our audience found out how much a student can grow, musically, during eight years' study in Public School Bands.

All of a sudden, here it was, time for our Final Spring Concert, when we honor our Senior Band members. When we saw the Senior Awards, with all those activities during four years written out on them, we realized just how much the Band and its members have done, in and for our school.

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Reflections & Extensions, the An­ nual Dance and Gymnastics Show, was held on January 16 and 17 this year.

The dancers performed under the direction of Mrs. Barbi Henry and composed all the dances themselves. The dances included a "dance" to strip-type music and a dance depicting the "Life of An Everyday Housewife."

The gymnastics part of the show was directed by Ms. Lori Jordan. The girls performed routines on the uneven parallel bars, balance beam, and trampoline and also performed floor exercise routines and vaulted.

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Wht. N. 83.69 42.74 Wht. W. 71.64 41.52 We-Go 40.68 11.8

Wht. W. 54.34 35.26 We-Go 43.99 13.4

Nap. N. 57.6 40.54 We-Go 33.71 11.5

Glenbard N. 98.9 We-Go 39.1

66 Row 1: Scott Robertson, Dennis Johnston, Steve Lutman, Ed 3: Fred Stroebel, Bernie Morrissey, Joel Murphy, Steve Ferro, Ran­ Jakopcheck, Frank Gott, Randy Morrissey, Tery Ferro, Wade dy Hill, Mark Weimer, Mike Novosad, Mike Rennels, Bob Ryan, Gary Lederman, Steve Wells. Row 2: Scot Atkinson, Jim WIison, Steve Overbay, Coach, Sparkman. Hynek, Rich Blacklidge, John Karcher, Bill Hall, Tom Dosedel. Row

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68 everybody On May 2nd, Pep Club presented the 1975 talent IS- a show, Everybody is ~ Star. Once again, there was a lot star of talent on the We-Go Auditorium stage. From magic acts to classical music, indeed, everybody was a star. VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM: Steve Kovac, Dan Lawle88, Steve Alden, Rick Courtney. Third Row: Art Heltzler, Jeff Nottingham, Burgess, Garry Hansen, Bob Forbes, Bob Fultz, Steve Ferro. Se­ Brian Koop, Frank Fernandes, Jeff Olson, Bill Dettmann, Gary cond Row: Coach Ron Hansen, Chuck Kufrin, Gary Tredup, Brett Zeiche, Bob Diveley, Tom Denninger. Bussler, Paul Hayes, Bob Zak, Tom Howell, Dave Holderman, Mike

70 The Varsity Baseball Team overcame an early slump to win twelve of their last fifteen games and finished with a 13-8 record. They won the District Tourna­ ment for the third time in four years and finished second in the Little Seven Conference with a 10-2 mark.

Bob Diveley (6-3) and Tom Howell (5-1) were the leading pitchers. Three of those six wins were no-hitters for Diveley.

Leading hitters were Bob Diveley (.415), Bob Forbes (.362), Bob Fultz (.328), and Bob Zak (.318). Fultz was leader in runs batted in with 16, followed by Forbes with 15, Diveley with 14, and Zak with 13.

Diveley was selected by his teammates as Most Valuable Player, Forbes was selected Most Improved Player, and Fultz was elected Honorary Captain.

71 Front Row: Paul Best, Tony Howell, Kevin Mackey, Rich Ream, Dennis Todd, John Freund, Miguel Cortez, Bill Andrews, Blacklidge, Chuck Dastik, Rick Morgan. Second Row: Coach Dave MarJ< Wheeland, Ed Deiter, Bill Hayes, Manager.

FRESHMAN BASEBALL TEAM: First Row: Ron Eynik, Jeff Engel, Mike Thomas, Tony Malia. Third Row: Coach Paul Netzel, Mark Lane Fife, Scott Dowty, Todd Termunde, Terry Ferro. Second Row: Settje, Dale Chorley, Tim Rennels, Bob Frommert, Carl Sostak, Tim Zubrod, Mike Binder, Chuck Berls, Bob Hayes, Dan Heitzler, Mike Klingberg, JoJo Weber, Coach Bob Young. 72 The Wildcat Track Team had one of the best seasons in the school's history. A goal set this year was to win a dual track meet, something that hadn't been done for some time. Not only did they win a dual meet, they also won a triangular meet over Morris and St. Francis. The team was led by five top quality seniors: Jerry Stockton, Randy Hill, John Crittenden, Roarke Anderson, and Mike Novosad. The Wildcats finished the season strongly taking a fourth place out of eleven teams at the Crystal Lake Invitational and placing fourth in the Little Seven Conference Meet. West Chicago set a new 880 relay conference record. It broke our school record set in 1936. Also at the conference meet, the 440 relay team placed first and Roarke Anderson won the 220 yard dash. Roarke qualified for the state track meet.

73 74 VARSITY TRACK TEAM: First Row: Victor Alcazar Mgr., Mike Novosad, Steve Hynek, Marek Starck, Don Mueller, Tim Novosad, Tom Malia, Steve Mueller, Head Coach Gary Lunak. Second Row: Coach Jeff Ainsworth, John Crittenden, Arman­ do Gonzales, Bob Fuller, Ed Parr~ Randy Hill. Roarke Anderson, Jerry Stockton, Coach, Dave Sparkman.

SOPHOMORE TRACK TEAM: First Row: Dean Hoppe, Don Villegas, Israel Eliserio, Rick Perhai, Melchor Vivanco, Gus Bernal, Ed Jakopchek, Steve Rudinsky. Second Row: Vic Alcazar Mgr., Craig Sisson, Sam Reyes, Ken Novosad, Dean Holland, Ed Sanchez, Ken Klingberg, Ted Phillips, Brian Kelleghan, Coach Sparkman. Third Row: Coach Ainsworth, Bill West, Leonard Sanchez, Jim Brown, Roy VanHerik, Frank Nejedly, Scott Atkinson, Ken Mueller, Bob Olson, Pat Murray, Coach Lunak.

75 The 1974 - 75 school year was exciting for all the girls at We-Go. The Archery Team competed in a total of nine meets, coached by Ms. George. The Ten­ nis Team took first place in conference; coached by Ms. Singleton. Chris Miltner, a singles player, won Districts, then went on to State competition. The varsity Volleyball Team took an undefeated first place in conference, while J.V. tied with Batavia for the second place title; all coached by Ms. George. Varsity went on to capturing the first place district trophy. The Gymnastics Team, coached by Mrs. Zmrhal, had five non-conference meets. Mrs. Zmrhal also coached the Bowling Team, taking second place in conference at Varsity level. Varsity Basketball earned first place in conference, J. V. Second; all coached by Ms. Singleton. Both teams were in an Invitational; Varsity placing third, J.V. second. The Badminton Team, coached by Ms. Singleton worked hard for their second place title. We-Go placed in six of the eight divisions at the con­ ference tournament.

76 77 A SUCCESS STORY

Varsity Volleyball Team: Front row: Chris Harrington, Mary Lou Muilenburg Nancy Hocko, Leslie Gunderson. Back row: Patty Morales, Connie Large Merri Preisel Julie Voelz. ' '

Junior-Varsity Volleyball Team: Front row: Sherry Elliot, Debbie Reha, Pen­ ny Zarate, Patty Kleinedler, Tina Luers. Second row: Shelley Straka, Debbie Berndt, Terry Peterson, Rae Ann Murray, Ginny Schmult, Cindy Clark. Back row: Manager, Sue Lamparter, Cheryl Cosner, Carol Heorlck.

The One ActS-"Diversity" was the title of this year's one-act play night. The one-acts are directed by Thespian members, but any student may act in them or work on a crew. Thespian, Angela Cliff, directed "Parcel Pick-up," while Ann Hardy directed "The Salesman". Also, two short comic skits were directed by Kerry Musser. All of the plays helped to create a diverse and enjoyable evening.

80 81 TENNIS: This year's varsity tennis team, although fairing

poorly in dual meets with a 2-14-1 record, did quite well in TENNIS 1975 tournaments. They finished third in the Little Seven VARSITY WC OPP Conference, with Fred Toms in singles and the doubles teams O Wheaton North 5 of Mark Hodge-Bob Ryan and Steve Oren-Joe Murphy con­ 4 Glenbard North 5 O Wheaton-Warrenville 5 tributing second place finishes. In addition to this, Ryan­ O Wheaton Central 5 Dodge finished second at the eight team Addison Trail In­ 1 Geneva 4 O Glenbard East 5 vitational. Fred Toms added a first place finish at the Oswego . 3 Naperville Central 2 Tourney. The Most Valuable Player for the varsity was Fred 2 Cary-Grove 3 4 Oswego 4 Toms, while Steve Oren was the Most Improved Player. 4 Morris 1 Oswego Quad: Second West Chicago Quad: Fourth The Frosh-Soph. team too had a poor dual meet mark Blazer Invitational: Fifth Little Seven: Third because three of the top players were used as varsity sub­ 3-14-1 stitutes. The Sophomores completed the upswing by finishing second in the conference.

8 2 VARSITY-Coach Wayne Kosek, Jim Devereux, Kevin Mcconkey, Captain Bob Ryan, Joe Murphy, Fred Toms, Mark Dodge, Steve Oren, Rory Randall, Pete Nelson.

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Frosh-Soph-Back row: Coach Wayne Kosek, Dave Jeppsen, Winsor Pedersen, Bob Bueker, Jim Ponczko, Rich Wilson, Pete Nelson. Stough, Erick Ewald, Kevin Mcconkey, John Gage, Craig Stough, Front row: Jack Rawlings, Dave Nelson, Tom Schmult, Steve Davis, Chuck Hookman. Middle row: Steve Ingraham, Jeff Schieve, Ken Mark Gatehouse, Louis Matson.

83 The 1975 Junior-Senior Prom was held at LaGrand Chalet in Carol Stream from 8:30 to 11:30 on Friday Even­ ing, May 16. 1,904 students attended along with 16 faculty and guests.

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THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY IS composed of students who are outstanding in fields such as leadership, character, and scholastic ability. Ranging from athletics to musical abilities, these students excel.

Front row - Theri Stark, Peggy Peterson, Janet Cole, Kerry DuCharme, Julie Gustafson, Lin­ da Leesberg, Kathy Pindiak, Debbie Tinnes, Julie Voelz, middle row - Cindy Jentsch, Ann Hardy, Debbie Wienecke, Judy Shephard, Connie Large, Chris Harrington, Cindt Cleaver, Lori Secondi, Ellen Shires. back row - Rosanne Lindell, Kathy Faesen, Larry Fry, John Crittendon, Bruce Wernke, Craig Romoser, Frank Fernandes, Jerry Stockton, Scott Hall.

8 6 Baccalaureate

Valedictorian: Mary J. Bloxam Salutatorian: Joann Benesh

National Merit Finalists Mary J. Bloxam Penelope Tuinstra National Merit Letters of Commendation Merle Margolis M. Margaret Peterson

Illinois State Scholarships Joann Benesh Joseph Murnane Marc Bonem Walter Pendzialek Lawrence Fry M. Margaret Peterson R. Scott Hall Craig Romoser Ann Hardy Paul Sampson Ronald Klipp Kurt Severe Kristi Krafft Judith Shepherd Linda Leeseberg Jerry Stockton Merle Margolis Penelope Tuinstra Roger Morgan Bruce Wernke

Other Scholarship Winners Kerry Ducharme-Bradley University Carole Kielbasa-Elmhurst College Michael Michalczyk-Knox College Rita Mott-Freed-Harkeman College Cynthia Schultz-Dr. Martin Luther College Bruce Wernke-Brakley University Cary Zarate-Bradley University Martin Zimmerman-Bradley University Special Scholarships Mary J. Bloxam-Eastern Illinois University Kathleen Faesen-Brakley University Lawrence Fry-University of Florida Christine Harrington-GRA Scholarship Carole Kielbasa-Auxiliary Scholarship and DuPage County Medical Society Scholarship Paul Sampson-University of Kansas Penelope Tuinstra-Santa Fe Railroad Scholarship Vickie Villegas-West Chicago Belnor Hospital Auxiliary Scholarship Julie Voelz-GRA Scholarship Mary J. Bloxam Graduation

On June 11, 1975, friends, relatives, and teachers attended graduation ceremonies at the Bishop Gym. Following the traditional Pomp and Circumstance, class President, Tim Hein presented the school with a football plaque and a donation to the Cancer Research Foundation. Dr. Rodney Berg addressed the class on a relevant topic, "Lifelong Learning." The class was then awarded their diplomas, thus mark­ ing a~ official. end to their high school years.

CLUBS F.H.A.: Miss Baechle, Irene Boorsma, Rosanne Lindell, Cheri Whitaker, Debbie Wienecke, Terri Campbell, Lisa Black, Mrs. Kozlowski.

FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA is a service organization which strives to better themselves as a group, and as individuals through community and school projects. This is the first year the club members have made an effort to get F.H.A. going. Their first activity was a bake sale in the cafeteria. Next year the interest and activities are ex­ pected to increase. Look for us next year! Sponsors: Barbara Baechle, Patti Kozlowski; Pres. Rose Lindell; Vice-Pres. Debbie Wienecke; Treas. Nancy Hocko; Board member: Amy Baranowski.

91 Language Night - Heritage Night - in September marked the beginning of the Language Club year. Each club presented a skit showing contributions to America from the people whose language was being studied. Christmas par­ ties, language contests, trips to see plays, and visits to ethnic restaurants added interest to the everyday learning of the language. Latin words are still used today.

Frau Jenks, hard at work.

i.. H ab la Espanol? A typical Roman centurian. Parlez-vous Franeais?

Mrs. Wissing and Mrs. McGawn at a casual moment.

92 The Latin Banquet is an annual activity, enjoyed by present and former students of Latin who in costume play the role of the Romans and their slaves in the first century B.C. The first year students are the slaves who wear tunics. They per­ form in dances and tumbling and other acts to entertain their masters. They serve the c;lelicious meal to the others reclining on their left elbows, as was the custom. The food is great and fun is had by all.

93 PEP CLUB'S main purpose is to promote school spirit. This year was definitely no exception. Having the NUMBER ONE FOOT­ BALL TEAM really gives you the incentive to work. We had many pep assemblies which turned out super. We also sponsored a con­ cert and Homecoming week ac­ tivities. The whole year really proved to be a great success with Mrs. Helen Dye, the advisor. This years' officers were: Debbie Wilson-President; Trudi Theis­ Vice President; Gayle Christopher-Secretary; and Deb­ bie Dierschow, Treasurer. From left to right-Debbie Wilson, Gayle Christopher, Debbie Dierschow, and Trudi Theis.

94 • VARSITY CLUB is composed of juniors and seniors who have earned a varsity letter in one or more sports. This year they have been doormen at basketball games, sponsored the donkey basketball game and various other activities.

First Row: Bob Johnson, Phil Gruca, Steve Mueller, Scott Edminson, Coach Kimery, Coach Unruh, Second Row: Mike Alden, Steve Ferro, Mark Soderquist, Tom Howell, Dan Lenertz. Third Row: Jeff Olson, John Crittendon, Roarke, Anderson, Randy Hill, Larry Fry, Bob Fultz. Fourth Row: Bob Forbes, Barry Beckwith, Roger Morgan, Jerry Stockton, Scott Hall, Frank Fernandes.

• 95 AIIIDES The Inter-Related Occupations Pro­ gram {IRO) allows juniors and seniors the opportunity to develop their skills and abilities in their career interest, through an On-the-job training program provided by a participating local business firm.

Supplementing the training phase is the IRO classroom phase, which provides related occupational information, and the IRO club phase.

The IRO club is affiliated with VICA (Vocational & In­ dustrial Clubs of America) and has as its annual ac­ tivities operation of football concessions, State VICA conference and contests, and hosting of the Employer­ Appreciation Banquet at the end of the school year. STUDENT COUNCIL: First row: Karen Sargent, Sharon Smith, Devereux, Kim Marcum, Chris Gaddie, Wendy Soderquist, Mary Wendy Cleaver, Bob Johnson, Kelly Bicchinella, Julie Gustafson, Weyrauch, Linda Nichols, Ann Liebezeit. Colleen Courtney. Back row: Kim Galloway, Ann Schlbur, Marie

Student Council began the school year with the planning and preparation of Home­ coming, which proved to be a success. During Homecoming, Student Council sponsored a contest for naming the drive south of the cafeteria. The sign "Wildcat Alley" was dedicated during Homecoming, but was stolen. Money was raised for the spon­ soring of an A.F.S. stu­ dent. Student Council also revised their con­ stitution. Co-advisors were Mr. Wicks and Miss Hayes. President: Bob Johnson; Vice-presi­ dent: Sue Cheehy; Sec­ retary-Becky Brauer; and Treasurer-Barb gs Elslager. Community High School was host this year to three foreign exchange students: Aristos (Richie) Masmanides­ Greece-was this year's AFS exchange student. Veroni­ que Sournies-France-served as a Rotary exchange stu­ dent for the school year. Patricio (Pato) De La Maza spent January through March here as an OPEN DOOR exchange student.

During the past school year, four seniors have served as Veronique Sournies and Aristos (Richie) Masmanides. exchange students abroad. These students were: Joann Benesh (AFS-Australia), Craig Romoser (AFS­ France), Judy Shepherd (OPEN DOOR-Argentina), and Cheryl M itz ( Rotary­ Rhodesia).

Craig Aomoser, Joann Benesh, and Judy Shepherd.

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This was another busy year for Thespian Troupe # 2440. Highlights include attending a drama festival at Niles East High School in Skokie, an auditorium clean-up party ( complete with food, dancing to live music, and lots of work) topped off . with the thespian one-acts. In producing the Bridge, the staff aims for better communication among administrators, faculty, and students. Offices changed at the semester break. Penny Tuinstra and Brae Berndt were editors-in-chief, Mrs. Ruth Kloubec was in charge of production, Mrs. Debbie Hladilek was the layout advisor, and Miss Mary Patterson was the advisor.

Business manager, Larry Fry, and Sports Editor, Paul Hayes discuss an article.

~ ~-··· Second semester editor, Brae Berndt, checks a layout.

Some of the Bridge Staff

The Bridge Staff hard at work. Photographer, Jeff Highland, talks with advisor, Miss Patter­ son. 102 STAfFOF A YEARBOOK-FOR THE SCHOOL TO ® REMEMBER AND THE STAFF TO FORGET "Somebody hit the radio" "What 7 deadline" "Mr. Johnson, you're not on page two" "When are we gonna paint this room?" I "Whose birthday is today?" "Where's the ladder?" "I'm not coming back after school" "I'm not gonna do the typing" "Who wants to be Feb.?" "I had to take the photographer to Kaneland" "How do you get to Naperville Central?" "What do you mean the photographer left?" "I prefer last years picture" "We know this is Henry Antes" "Whose gonna meet the photographer yesterday?" "Cancel the photographer for baseball" "I think we kinda slacked off-let's get movin" "Who's bringing the doughnuts?" "That's a great idear" "l'M NOT COMING BACK AFTER SCHOOL" BOARD or= EDUCATION MEMBERS; STANDING: Robert Willett, Nancy Stroebel, Richard Winifred Thomassen Gatehouse, SEATED: Bruce Treudt, Robert Westrom.

Richard Howard Richard Waterhouse Richard DuFour

Dr. Richard Kamm Dr. Jerald Saimon

104 Adams, Linda Alvino, Peter Beebe, Willard Behrens, Elizabeth

Benner, Ronald Bokker, Sharon Burgess, Dean Burzynski, Frank

Cowden, Charles Coyner, Karl Crickard, Joseph DeLap,John

DeMay, Gilbert Dewolfe, Dianne Donze, Jane Ekern, Charlotte

Elliott, Bruce Enns, Deborah Fairbank, Virginia Garbe, James

10 5 -

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George, Gail Getz, 'Loren Giszczak, Sheryl Gordon, Milan

Gorakey, Marie r Gossen, Beverly GrNnberg, Charles Haney, Gene i.,\·.· f...·.. · ...·· ...., ·~,.. rl ·.,

Hansen, Ronald Hauser, Nella Hayes, Kathleen Henry, Barbi f tt : iW.k;-..·.• ...~,··'

Hladilek, Deborah Hofland, Allan Holcombe, Howard Jenks, Linda

Jordan, Lorri Kiiskila, Roy Kimery, Stephen Kosek, Wayne

106 Kozlowakl, Patti Kriba, Lewi• Kyger, Clarence Leitner, Gregory

Lincoln, Roger Lunak, Gary Martell, Phillip McGawn, Frances

McNamara, Lawrence Meyer, Cheryl Miller, Carol Murphy, John

Musgrave, Deborah Netzel, Paul Owena, Robert Patte.-son, Mary

Pederaen, RaeAnn Peterson, Eugene Peterson, Patricia Potee, Deborah

107 Price, Robert Rodriguez, Carmen Rumberger, James Salzman, Ronald

Sargent, William Severe, Russell Singleton, LaVora Smith, J. Don

Sorenson, Vera Sparkman, Dave Stark, Larry Strecker, George

Svec, Katherine Swan, Howard Waldorf, Cheryl Wicks, Jerry

Wissing, Norma Young, Robert Yunker, Lee Zmrhal, Helen

108 Brown, Maryanne Dye, Helen Gallon, Linda Hall, Ann

Harrison, Marilyn Keeley, Agnes Kloubec, Ruth Kovarik, Henrietta

Leffew, Joanne Linton, Terri Milligan, Pauline Modica, Sharon

Mullaly,Jim Phillips, Chris Keneles, Teresa Soto, Rosemary

Walton, John Wallace, Mary Jane Zahsiah, Bernice Zoda, Alice

109 Jenny Balong Jesse Ferguson Violet Haase

Mary Henzel Edwin Johnson Fritz Mamat

Mary Modaff Edward Sewoski Kathe Ward

110

Edward Adamo Anthony Aguilar Karen Anderson Rebecca Anderson

Roarke Anderson Henry Antes Don Antolak Lynn Antolak

Lynette Armbrust Raedeen Avery Joy Bailey Jean Ballance

Mark Balthis Katherine Bartels Deborah Baum Raimonds Baumanis

LouAnne Beardsley Laurie Beck Pam Becker Barry Beckwith

112 Lynn Benhart Brae Berndt Jeffrey Beutke Shelly Bicchinella

Antonio Blanquet Jennifer Bloxam Nancy Bolin Marc Bonem

Peter Bosso Judith Bower Donald Brach James Brach

Denise Braun Pamela Braun Robert Brewster Jay Brown

Ronald Brown Donna Brummel Scott Bublitz Joseph Buenrostro

113 Audrey Buikema David Bullock David Burden Deborah Burkart

Therese Cacic Mary Campos Kathleen Casey Ronald Chap man

Donna Chaudoin · Severo Chirinos Nancy Chmielewski Gayle Christopher

Debra Cisewski Cynthia Cleaver Janet Cole Ted Collins

Sam Cortis Edmund Covarrubias John Crittenden Ted Daum

114 Cindy Davis Mary Dean Marcia Debes Christopher Deitz

William Dettmann James Devereux Kim Divitto Christine Devore

Debbie Diaz Lonnie Dierking Debbie Dierschow Robert Diveley

Robin Thomas Mark Dodge Kerry Ducharme Bob Elstrom

Kenneth Evans Eva Eynik Kathy Faesen Brenda Falls

115 Charles Feeney Frank Fernandes David Fisher Robert Forbes

Stephanie Foster Lawrence Fry Linda Gambino Elizabeth Garza

Juanita Garza John Girsch Nada Gojkovich Evangelina Gomez

Yolanda Gonzalez Cheryl Grammer Karen Griffin Floyd Guinn

Julie Gustafson Derrick Hager Gracie Hager Tim Hager

116 Larry Hall Scott Hall Sue Hamlin Ann Hardy

Christine Harrington Susan Harrison Terry Harwood Denise Hatfield

Deborah Haverstick Paul Hayes Timothy Hein Teri Heinrich

George Hemmerich Patricia Heotis Noelle Herman Jeanne Hess

Michael Hill Randall Hill Kenneth Hiscox Holly Hoffmann

11 7 Bryan Horstman Thomas Howell Robert Huish Audrey Ishii

Connie Isles Kimberly Jakopchek Cynthia Jentsch Cathy Joens

Carolyn Jones Michael Justice Keith Kaelin Janice Kania

Karen Keeney Carole Kielbasa Steve Kindermann Steven Klingberg

Mary Kluetsch Deborah Knight Tim Koehring Richard Kosnik

118 Gary Kostel Sheil Kottkamp Sharon Kowalewski Kristi Krafft

Debbie Lair Ellen Lamparter Jacqueline Lange Constance Large

Linda Leeseberg Diana Leffew Pamela Lellios Daniel Lenertz

Laura Lewis Rosanne Lindell Michael Lockett David Long

Mickey Lowe Dennis Luka Patrick Lyne Merle Margolis

11 9 John Marlowe James Martin Sherry Martin Therese Martin

Acistos Masmanides Karen Matherson Caron McClelland Lawrence McNichols

Dave Mejdrich Cynthia Mertes Michael Metzger Michael Michalczyk

Cindy Milligan Cheryl Mitz Kathy Moniz Marlene Montana

Roger Morgan Rita Mott Roki Mounce Joel Murphy

120 Dan Murray Michele Musial Kerry Musser Laura Nejedly

Lee Nellis Michael Nelson Karen Noga Terrence Nolan

Michael Novosad William Oas Jeffrey Olson Angela Scott

James Owen Bradley Paulson Jeff Pedersen Walter Pendzialek

Juanita Penzanik Margaret Peterson Robert Peterson Mary Phelps

121 Charles Phillips Joanne Pietrobon Reinhard Pilz Kathleen Pindiak

Yolanda Pineda Merri Preisel Kim Qualls Kathleen Quinn

Rory Randall Denise Rathe Dale Rawlings Myra Rice

Denise Rioux Melodee Robertson Roy Rodgers Rebecca Rojas

Craig Romoser Robert Ryan Paul Sampson Debbie Sandstrom

122 Debra Saviano Douglas Schmid· Cynthia Schultz Lori Secondi

Kurt Severe Derek Shepard Judith Shepherd Ellen Shires

Barbara Siefert Debra Siefert Mary Sikorski Robert Simmons

Cathe Sims Susan Simunich Laura Skudlarek Carol Smetana

Bertha Soto Veronique Sournies Jeffrey Southward Therese Stark

t23 Mary Staszcuk Renee St. Laurent Jerry Stockton Sharon Strock

John Suppes Diane Taylor Cindy Teal Russell Tepler

Debbie Terdina Stephen Tesch Susan Thatcher Barbara Thomson

Debora Tinnes Gary Tredup Virgil Tuck Penelope Tuinstra

Susan Urban Vickie Villegas Kristie Visserman Julie Voelz

124 Dennis Voight Deborah Walker Richard Walter Charles Warrick

Paul Weckel James Weis Brian Welz Bruce Wernke

Virginia West Petrea Westlund Mark Wheatley Debra Wienecke

Joseph Wisniewski Robert Zak Cary Zarate Garry Zieche

NOT PICTURED Patti Gaede Anna Muniz James Ayotte Robert Gregory Saul Muniz Donald Bahr Ernest Hedlot Joseph Murnane Richard Bailey Kenneth Hoctor Joan O'Donnell Joann Benesh Joan Horzich Edward Ortiz Chris Best Terry Jacobus Raul Ortiz Charles Ann Brabec Ronald Klipp Marcos Perez Zimmerman David Budreski William Lederman Ellen Piekarski Anita Carlson Brian Lillie Jonathan Reardon Russell Carver Peter Martin Michael Salerno Michael Chilicki Lee Mason James Smagacz Christopher Collim Mark McCoy Donald Spusta Isabel Cortez Nicolette McIntosh Valerie Vajgert Don Deutsch Julie Melin Timothy Witte Diane Fredricks Mike Michels Charles Wood Robert Fultz William Minor

125 sen I ORS

'75' Treasurer, Chris Harrington, just back from Florida.

Class President, Tim Hein, and friend.

Class Secretary, Ginny West. Vice-President, Cindy Mertes: poolside at DisneyWorld.

126 Math Meet 3; Adv. Gymnastics 3; Honor JOE BUENROSTR.O: C.W.T. 1; Honor R9lf Roll 1,2,3,4; High Honor Roll 2,3,4; A.F.S. 1. Exchange Student to Australia in Summer of '74; National Honor Society 4. AUDREY BUIKEMA: Freshman Chorus 1 Girl's Glee Club 2,3; Acapella Choir 4; I LYNN BENHART: Cadet Band 1; Concert 4; Honor fh>IJ . 2~3~4; IRO-VICA Cl Band 2,3,4; Orchestra 1; Library Aide 1; Men1ber 4. ' Hall Monlter 1; Math Tutor 1; Tutor et<3rade ·! School 1,2; Pep Club 1; Challenge 2; Stu­ DAVE BULLOCK: . Spring Musical 1,2;J; ROARKE ANDERSON: P.E. Leader 3,4; dent Council 1,2,3; Dance Production 3,4; Football Team 1,2; Basketball Team 1; Varalty Club 3,4; Football Team 1,2,3,4; Cosmetology 3,4. Wrestling Team 2; Baseball Team 1; Bof• Track Team 1,2,3,4; Boy'• Weightlifting Weightlifting 1,2. 1,2,3,4; 15 Finalists, Homecoming Court; BRAE BERNDT: Honor Roll 1,2,4; Honorable mention in football; Conference Champion for 100 and 220 yd. daeh; Rotary Club 4; Flanker & ART: French Club 1; P Safety of 1974 Claas 3A State Champion lactmlnton Team 2; G WILDCATS; F.C.A. ...2: Glrre Hock" Team , ; . Honor Roll 1,2,, HENRY ANTES: P.E. Leader 4; Varsity Club JEFF BSlfftCE:, OJmhfJStic• 3. 3,4; Football Team 1,2,3,4; Wrestling Team 1,2,3,4; Track Team 1,2; Boy's Weightlifting SHELLY BICCJffNSLLA: d°fad 3,4; AH-State; All Conference; Fullback a Treasurer 1; Spring MUll1cal 3~ f.llrlt' GfN Monsterman on the 1975 Class 3A State Club 2; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Stud9ftt Couricl Champion WILDCATS; F.C.A. 2,3,4; Dance Production 4; Pom Pon Girl 3,4; Homecoming Court; Honor Ron 2,3,4. DON ANTOLAK: ANTONIO BLANQUET: LYNN ANTOLAK: T tor at Grade School 4; Pep Club 4; Hono oll 4; l'ranafer student RUSSELL CARVER: from St. Francis igh Sctiool, 4. KATHLEEN CASEY: LYNN AMBRUST:

RAEDEE AVE Y: Honor Roll 3.

PETE SOSSO: Transfer atu Shurz 3. JUDY BOWER: Tutor at Grad School 3. AYLE CHRISTOPHER: ExecutiYe 2, ; Office aid 4; P.E. Leader 4; Pep DON BRACH: P.E. Leader 4; Varsity ub 1,2~3,4; Secretary-Treasurer 4; Girrs 3,4; Football Team 1,2,3,4; Basketball Team ball Team 1; Homecoming Court. 1; Wrestling Team 2,3,4; Homecoming 15 Flnaliats; Honor Roll 4. DEBRA CISEWSKI:

JIM BRACH: Cadet Band ,3,4; P.E. CIN Y CLE~ VJRt.J'utqr at G.rade Seta 1, P.E. Leader 4; ,Pep Ctub 1,3,4; Leader 4; Varsity Club 3,4; Footb n Team a 1,2,3,4; Wrestling Team 1,2,3,4; F otball Me ber 1,4; Chaftel)ge 3; Student Cou Star. 3; .R.A. Board •3; Glrl'a Baaketball 2, Gir 's Tenni1 Team 3,4; Homecomint DENISE BRAUN: Pep Club 2,3,4; Adv. Co rt; National Honor Society; Honor Roi Gymnastics 3,4; Girl'• Gymnastic Team 2,3; 1,2 ,4; Transfer Student from Rich Central RAIMONDI J. AUMI\NIS: Germa Club H .•, Olympiafielda, It 2; D.A.R. award I/ 2; Latin Club 1; Langu e 1; pring usical Pom Pon Girls' 4; Honor Roll 1 ,3,4; Tranafer student from Fenton High hool "''~- 1,2,3,4; Cadet Band 1; Conca Band 2,3; AEL CLEAAZ: Boy'a Soccer Team 3. Orchntra 2,3; Cafeteria Helper 1,2,3,4; P.E. 1. Leader 4; Basket a m 1,2; Track eam \ ~ PAM Pep ~ym­ J NET COLE: l .11tin Club 1,2; Language 1; Boy's Weightl n · Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; BRAUN: Club 3,4; Adv. · N, ht 1,2; Executive Board 1,2,3,4; All' Llon1 Club Boy o the onth. naatics 3,4; Girl's Gymnastic Team i2,3; Homecoming Court; Honor Roll 2,3,4. s hool Play 2; Thespians 3,4; Sprinf aical 1,3; Concert Band 1,2,3.,4.f Y: Latin Club 1; Or hestra 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Student nguage Night 1; ANN BRABEC: Pep Club 2; Girl's Tra ;. ncil 1; Girl's Badminton Team 2; Girt'~ Aoapella Choir 3,4; prlng Musical 2; Adv. Gymnastics 3; Wrestling-Croes Coen;; Tennis Team 2; Girl's Bowling Team 2,3t Concert Band 1,2 eech Team 1,2; try Cheerleader 2; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4. Pom Pon Girl 4; National Honor Socie~ catetwta Helper 1,2, ; Challenge 1,2; Stu­ Honor Aoll 1,2,J,4r State Music Contest 3,4; dent Council 1; Honor Roll 4; State Music ROBBY BREWSTER: Cadet Band 1,2; Foot­ Conteat 3,4. ball Team 1. LAURIE BECK: Honor Roll 1,2.

P M BECKER: BARRY BECKWITH: CQQncil 3j Football Team 1,2,3,4; Aid 1; Attendence Aid 2; Tutor at Grade GRACIE HAGER: Attendance Aid 2,3; CWT • 4; Baseball Team 1,2; Boy's School 4; Pep Club 1; Bridge 3. 4; Honor Roll 2. · Weigh iffln§ 1,2,3,4; Homecoming 15 finalists for King; National Honor Society; CHARLES FEENEY: TIM HAGER: Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; All Conference Honorable Mention 4; Randall Jacob's FRANK FERNANDES: French Club 2; Var­ LARRY HALL: IRO 4; Football Team 1; Golf Citi~er,(ShiR .. Award; Active member in the sity Club 4; Football Team 1,4; Baseball Team 2. West Chicago chapter of Fellowship of Team 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society; Christian Athletes. Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; High Honor Roll 2,3,4; SCOTT HALL: P.E. Leader 3,4; Varsity Club Lyons Club; F.C.A.; Defensive Halfback on 3,4; Football Team 1,2,3,4; Wre,tling Team THEODORE DAUM: the 1974 CJ ss 3-A Champion WILDCA S; 1,2,3,4; Track Team 1; Boy'a Weightlifting Honorable ntion in football. 1 2, ,4 Homecoming Court; National CINDY DAVIS: Ski Club 2; onor Society; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; F.C.A.; 1,2,3,4; Adv. Gymnastics 3; Trac II Conference Quarterbac • Randall Homecoming Court; Prom Co . b Me ial Award , 's Who ng American High Scnool ents 4; otary Club 3; Qu ba on 4 Claaa ate Champi a W inoia cholar; Pre All alt.

MIKI! MIU: IRO 4. RANDY HILL: Latin Club 1,2; Ski Club 1; Haft Monlter 2; Tutor at Grade School 3; P.E. L..._, 3,4; Varsity Club 3,4; Football TNm 1,2,3,4; Bof• Gymnastics 4; Wreetl­ ing Team 1,2; Track TNm 1,2,4; Boy'• Weightllftlng 3; Homecoming 15 Finalist; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; F.C.A.; Honorable Men­ tion Football 4; Co-Captain Downataw in ICK OSNIK: IRO 4; Golf Team 1; IRO­ VICA Club 4.

THOM.AS HOWELL: GARY KOSTEL:

ROI HUISH: A~ Cbelr S,4; C SHIEL KOTTKAMP: Wrestling Team 1,2. llancl 1 Conctrt Bind 2;M; Bon 0c SHARON KOWALEWSKI: IRO 4; Honor ;OONNII 191.1 : Roll 3,4. KRISTI KRAFFT: French Club 1,2,3,4, V. Pres. 3, Pres. 4; Language Night 2,4; Freshman Chorus 1; Girl's Glee Club 2; apella Choir 3,4; Songsters 3; Math Meet I; Club 2,3,4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4.

LANGE: IRO 4; Honor

MIKE JUSTICE: Science Club 1; K"'9'1 Gambit 1; Student Councll 1; Math Melt 4; Wreatllng T•m 2; Boy'• WelghUlfllnl a; CONNIE RGE: Spanish Club 4; ~x­ Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Transfer Student from ecutiv.e Boetd 2,3,4; Spring Musical 1,2,3,4; Romeo High School Romeo, Ml. 3. OtchNtra 1,2,3,4; P.E. Leader 4; Girl's Bad­ minton Tea 1,2,3; Girl's Hockey Team 2; KEITH KAELIN: Girl's V all Team 2,4; National Honor Soci"Y; H r Roll 1,2,3,4. JANICE KENYA: Latin Club 2; All-School Play 2; Pep Club 2,3,4; Adv. Gymnastics 3; LINDA LEESEBERG: National Honor Homecoming 15 Flnali t: Honor Roll 4; Societr; Ho r Roll 1,2,3,4. Tranafer Student from York Comm. High School 2. DIANA LEFFEW: IRO 4, Sec. 4; Cafeteria Helper 1,2,3; Honor Roll 3,4; IRO-VICA KAREN EENEY: German Club 1,2; Club member. Language Night 2; Ski Club 1; Cadet Band 1; Concert Band 2,3; Orchestra 2; Pep Club PAMELA LELLIOS: 4; Girl's Basketball Team 3; Girl's Softball Team 1,2; DAVEA • DANIEL LENERTZ: Math Tutor 2; Varsity Club 3,4; Football Team 1,2,3,4· Boy's C ROLE Kl eightlifting 1,2,3,4. Cafeteria H1amar •D-• Honor RoU 1.a,3.4.

STEVE KfMDERMANN: BRIAN Ltlll . STEVEN KLINGBERG: ROSANNE LINDELW .__m Club 1,2; Language Night 1,2; Class Officer, Treas. 1; RON KLIPP: Acapella Choir 4; Cadet Band Cadet Band 1; Concert Band 1,2,3; 4; Concert Band 4; Orchestra 4; Madrigals Orchestra 3; P.E. Leader 4; F.H.A. 4; Pep 4; Boy's Octet 4; Math Meet 4; National Club 3,4; Student Council 3,4; G.R.A. Board Honor Society 3; High Honor Roll 4; 3; Girl's Basketball Team 2,3; Girl's Bad­ Transfer Student from Morgan Park, minton Team 2,3; Girl's Tennis Team 3,4; Chicago Public 4; Concert Band; Acapella Girl's Hockey Team 1; National Honor Choir; Mu Alpha Theta (Math); Tau Epsilon Society 4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; F.H.A. Pres. 4. THY QUINN: Language Night 2; Ex­ utive Board 2; Spring Musical 3; Tutor at rade School 3; Pep Ch.I 4; Prom Court; National Honor Society; H' Roll 1,2,3,4; French Tutor 2.

RORY RANDALL: Lang Leader 3,4; Football Team 1,2; Tennis Tea 2,3,4.

D NISE RATHE: C. 2,3.

DALE RAWLINGS: BERTHA SOTO: DEBBIE TINNES: French Club 1; Language RICHARD WAGNER: Night 1,2; AH-School Play 1,2,3; One Acta EFFER£Y SOUTHWARD: 1,2; Thnplans 1,2,3,4; Spring Mu1ical 1; DEB WALKER: Glrra Glee Club 2; Acapella Choir 3,4; DONALD SPUSTA: Concett Band 3; Spngatera 3; Madrigals RICHARD WAtTSR~ 3,4; Speech Team 1; Tutor at Grade School TERRI STARK: Clan Officer, Pre.. 1; · 3; Pep Club 1,2,3; $tudent Cou.ncU .1,2; Cadet land 1; Concert Band 2,4; Pep Club Dance Production 3,4; Football-Baaketball 3; Student Council 2,3; Dance Production Cheerleader 2; Pom Pon Girl 3; National 3,4; om Pon Girl'• 3; Gtrre Volleyball 1; Honor Society; Honor Roff ,2,3,4. PAUL WECKEU Natio I Honor Society; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4. GARY TIIEDUP: P.E. Leader 4; Varsity Club JAMES WEIS: French Club 2,3; Latin.Club MAR STASZCUK: 2,3,4; Football Team 1,2,3,4; Baseball Team 1; 1.anguage Night 1,2,3; Honor Roll 4. 1,2,3,4; Boy's Weightlifting 1.2; National JERRY STOCKTON: Hall Monller 1; P.E. Honor Society; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4. BRIAN WEL : Cadet Band 1,2; Concert Leilder 1.4· Var•lty Club 2,3,4; Football Batnd 3; Boy's Yf e~t1iffl"". a. T..,.. 1,2,3.4; Batketball Team 1,2,3,4; VIRGIL TUCK: Freshman Cl1orue 1; Tr•ok Team 1,2,3,4; National onor , Ac.-na Choir 2,3,4; Madrigals 3,4; Foot- BRUCE WERNKE: NaJicmal. Honor Society; 8of:1etri Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Rotary Club; 2 . ball Team 1,2; Basketball .Tetm :1,2,~4.; Honor Roll 3,4; • tran,te11.i ·· St1.1d6nt fro,-, .. · "1"11.. .,,"'lil''"L'"ii&'u Umee lH Conference, Football; P.C.A. Boy'• Soccer Team 4( Track Team 1; Cloverleaf Sr. HisJ11. ; FooJbl\t Tetm i12. Homecoming KJng. .,f ., Baseball Teilm 1:2; Slti Club 2;' Honor· Roll SHARON STROCK: Spanish Club 1; Ski 1,2. Club 1; Class Officer 1; Pep Club 2,3; PENNY TUINSTRA: German Club 4; Math Dance Production 4; Pom Pon Girl's 2, Meat 3; Student Council 1,2; National PETREA WESTLUND~ Girl*'• Glee Club 2; Homecoming, 15 Finallats. Honor Society; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; High Honor Roll 2,3. Honor Roll 1,2,4; Transfer Stude from Wheaton orth High School 3; Editor of Bridge 4; Na1. onat. Merit Semifinalist; tulnols State Scholar. SUE BAN: IRO 4, Club Historial'i · 4; Honor Roll 2; IRO-YJCA CJub • VALERIE VAJGERT: Transfer t dent from TIMOTHY WITTE: Proviso West 3, CHARLES WOOD: Suzanne Acosta Tom Adamson Gloria Aguilar

Hector Alfaro Tina Alley Debbie Anderson

Carol Andreson Dana Antes Sue Ashmont Bob Auwaerter Kristin Bachelder Paul Bakken

Edmund Barajas Joyce Baranowski Debbie Bateman Cheryl Beery MaryAlice Benson Mike Berkes

Graciela Bernal Brae Bernt Debbie Berndt John Besch Nancy Besch Cindy Bicchinella

Jim Blaszak Bob Blosser Peggy Bloxam Peggy Boddie Marvin Boorsma Frank Boozer

Bernadette Brand Becky Brauer April Braun Roy Brugoto Marianne Bublitz Paul Buck

Audrey Budreski Tony Buikema Linda Bullock Joe Burba Steve Burgess Julie Bussie

Brett Bussler Dan Byland Jeff Chase Sue Cheehy Cathy Chorley Anna Chorobik

132 Aline Choules Debbie Christopher Sue Clark Angela Cliff Mary Colford Amy Collins

Steve Collins Roger Conley Pam Conroy Rick Courtney Lorna Czerwinski Brad Davis

Forest Dean Donna DeDera Michael Dellorto Tom Denniger Chris Devine Mike Dieckmann

Barb Divito Jenny Dreibrodt Carol Duckworth Ron Eastman Scott Edminson Melinda Eles

Connie Enders Douglas Enos William Erckman Steve Ernst Debbie Evitt Silvia Falzone

Ed Farrell Don Feld Steve Ferro Rich Fitzenrider Mark Flens Mark Flickinger

Maureen Foster Jayne Fulk Fred Gaede Richard Gartner Carol Garza Annette Georke

Orville Grammer Mike Gravenites Phil Gruca Beckie Guerra Leslie Gunderson Jim Gunnel

Robin Gustafson Mary Haag Marjery Hall Cindy Handeland Terry Hangartner Bob Hatchell

133 Ken Havlik George Havlicek Art Heitzler Cindy Henrikson Colleen Hensel Jim Hensel

Bill Herman Marcy Hermo Cheryl Higgins Laurie Higgins Jeff Highland Karen Hill

Anita Hix Wendy Hlinka Tony Holbach Dave Holderman Cathy Horstman Laurie Houx

Robin Howard Cheryl Huff Julie Hughes Gary Hughey Steve Hynek Nancy lvanecky

Ken Jager Barb Johnson Celeste Johnson Bob Johnson Mike Jones Joe Jordan

Bob Jossendal Edie Judson Kim Justice Sue Keeley Tim Keeley Kathy Kennedy

Pat Kiser Mike Kiser Don Klosterman Kevin Kloubec Doug Koltz Bryan Koop

Barb Kranz Curtis Kueker Chuck Kufrin Janet Kuntz Sue Kuykendall Sue Lamparter

Karen Lapp Gary Laun Marvin Law Dan Lawless Tim Lederer Kim Leffew

134 Tom Lenertz Gale Lillie Sue Linville Sheri Lisewski Pete Lodestro Amy Lussenhop

Ken Luka Tom Malia Perry Martin Tim McAdams Mike Mell Howard Metcalf

Cheryl Metzger Mike Metzger Karen Miessler Dave Miller Chris Miltner Josefina Montalvo

Patty Morales Bernie Morrissey Connie Moskaloff Bob Mueller Don Mueller Steve Mueller

Tom Muldoon Jill Murphy Joe Murphy Chris Murnane Rae Murray Donna Muir

Jim Nellis Scott Nelson Bill Nelson Diana Newsom Mary Nickleson George N icoloff

Jeff Nottingham Tim Novosad Cindy Nowicki Steve Oren Joni Osborne Gary Overbay

Ed Parr Karen Pease Bob Perez Karen Perhai Sandy Pesetski George Polke

Steve Potirala Linda Potts Martin Progo Karen Qualls Mike Quirin Sandy Ramirez

135 Mike Rehs Mike Rennels Mary Reynolds Therese Rickleman Kim Riley Pam Risch

Carolyn Riske Wendy Robertson Barb Rodriquez Rachel Rojas Charles Ruenzel Marvel Sampson

Dawn Saviano' Cheri Sargent Frank Schaaf Debbie' Schacht Angela Scheel Karin Scherpf

Bob Schmalholz Ralph Schmuggerow Lynette Schmult Tom Scott Gale Seimetz Debbie Sheahan

Steve Sickenger Ernest Seifert Rich Silva Jackie Simmons Sue Simosky· Dave Singletary

Donna Slivinski Connie Slouka Dennis Smith Randi Smith Sharon Smith Tom Smith

Mark Soderquist Judy Smrz Jesse Soto Jeff Spears Tim Spohn Marlene Stabach

Art Stastny Beth Stough Cheri Straka Helmut Strasburger Fred Stroebel Mary Taylor

Trudy Theis Cheryl Thompson Phil Tinnes Debbie Todd Jose Toledo Nancy Torres

136 Scott Trowbridge Rita Vanagunas Bernie Vandermolen Bob Van Herik Pam Veitch Serene V_raney

Debbie Walker Jeff Walker Elizabeth Wampole Sandy Warning Debbie Weinmann Becky Wells

Lee Westrom Anna Whitfield Tim Whitfield Debbie Whiteside Gayle Wiborg Pat Willis

Debbie Wilson Jim Wilson Sue Wilson Dale Wind Bill Winquist Mike Yep

Pam Youngman Jean Zalesiak Julia Zambrano Paul Zoch

Cindy Bicchinella, Secretary; Sharon Smith, President; Brae Berndt, Vice-President

137 Betty Ann Adamo Mike Adeszko George Aguilar

Victorio Alcazar Adelaida Alfaro David Allen

Lori Ambrose Scot Anderson Tom Andrews Bill Andrews Tim Armstrong Tom Armstrong

Robin Atkinson Scott Atkinson Sue Atwater Richard Avery Charles Bachelder Charles Baehr

Brenda Bailey Jim Bailey Kevin Bailey Brad Baker Rita Baker Kim Ballance

Dorine Barajas Amy Baranowski Karen Barthold Mark Beardsley Larry Becker Maura Becker

Jane Beeken Mark Beery Gary Bell John Belle Pam Bender Christopher Benson

Joseph Berger Gail Berley Vicky Bernardi Shirley Besser Pam Best Paul Best

Lisa Black Richard Blacklidge Tom Blosser Natalie Bodnar Barb Bolin Irene Boorsma

138 James Boswell Tom Bowen Tom Bozidarevic Kevin Brauer Amy Braun Rick Brewer

Becky Brown Jim Brown Nancy Brown Rick Brown Nancy Browning Bill Bruce

Keith Bublitz Bill Buechel Bob Bueker Albert Buenrostro Grace Bullock Sue Burkart

Carla Bussie Zane Bussler Doug Campbell Terri Campbell Irene Campos Cindy Carey

Dawn Carlson Tim Castelvecchi Carlos Chavez Beth Chezem Grace Choe John Chorobik

Patty Christopher Hilary Citron Debbie Clark Wendi Cleaver Anna Clements Peggy Cline

Mark Cole Pat Collins Miguel Cortes Cindy Cortis Carol Cowart Andy Cox

Joann Crittenden German Cruz Peggy Czajka Steve Czuchra Kemberly Darley Margaret Daum

Dan Delzer Steve Dempsey Debbie Deutsch Jeni Dierking Dawn Dieter Edwin Dieter

139 Kathy Dirr Tim Diveley Kathy Divito Andy Dixon Sally Dodge Thom Dosedel

Laurie Dropp Roberta Ducharme Dave Duriavich Tammy Dye Donna Earley Jim Earley

Eniko Eles Kaleen Egeland Brad Elliott Barb Elslager Denise Enders Janie Escamilla

Jeanne Evans Richard Evitt Erik Ewald Ted Eynik Arthur Fairbanks Cathleen Falk

Brian Falls Jim Farrell Sue Farrell Mary Feld Daryl Fiene Debbie Finnegan

Chantal Fletcher Robin Flickinger Mark Ford John Freund Dave Frolik Greg Frommert

Chris Fuchs Charles Gaddis John Gage Cheryl Galloway Gary Garafola Carol Gaspar

Greg Gatewood Larry Gatewood Debbie Giltner Mike Goering Armando Gonzales Frank Gott

Lisa Gould Greg Gravenites Don Groves Lisa Gustafson Pranvera Hadri Kim Hager

140 Brenda Hall Beth Hallman Marty Hamilton Kathy Haney Barbara Hardy Marissa Hatchell

Jenny Havlin Bill Hayes Diana Haynes Karen Hemmerick Laurie Henkel Kathy Hill

Beverly Hipsman Richard Hochsprung Nancy Hocko Kevin Hodges Eric Hoehn Mark Homan

Charles Hookham Laura Houle Brett Howard Tony Howell Steve Ingraham Randy Irwin

Margie luro Ed Jakopcheck Diane James Lynn Jeffery Steve Johnsen Danette Johnson

Joe Johnson Bruce Johnston Jenny Jolls Robert Judson Dave Justice Julie Kamm

John Karuher Dave Keck Brian Kelleghan Laurie Kesler Patricia Kleinedler Rick Kleppetsch

Ken Klingberg Bobbie Klipp Denise Korkosz Kris Kosnik Bob Kosusnik Debbie Kowalewski

Dawn Kraus Roberta Krueger Debbie Kudrna Candy Kuykendall Kelly Kyger Kim Kynast

141 Joyce Large Theresa Lederman Sherry Lenertz Kurt Liebezeit Sue Lins Kathy Little

Tammy Lockert Becky Lockett Carmen Lopez Steve Lutman Melinda Lynch Carol Lyne

Kevin Mackey Mary Macko Andrea Marek Robert Marlow Paul MarSchinke Randy Martin

Donna Matias Angela Mattioli Tom McAdams Kevin Mcconkey Patricia McGregory Bonnie McGriff

Carla Mennecke Donna Metzger Jackie Mezo Betsy Miller Edward Miller Margie Miller

Tom Milligan Jayne Minter Melissa Mitz John Modica Mary Moreno Richard Morgan

Dan Moyer Maggie Moyet Mary Muilenburg Barry Murphy Kathi Murphy Margaret Murphy

Tammy Murphy Pat Murray Dale Nellis Peter Nelson Jeanne Neltnor Mike Newsom

Linda Nichols Greg Noga Tim Norman Bob North Ken Novosad Phillip Nowicki

142 Charles Oleary Brian Olson Bob Olson Jane Oren Ofelia Ortiz Oralia Ortiz

John Owen Anna Owens Dave Page Mark Panzella Tammy Parris Teri Pashkus

Debbie Patton John Penzanik Robert Perhai Jim Pester Kathleen Peterson Lorrel Petty

Sue Pfeiffer Abbie Philips Mike Phillips Creighton Pieratos Victor Pietrobon Henry Pineda

Cindy Plomb Pam Price Kim Quirin Stanley Radavich Rachel Rall Tim Ratliff

Jim Rauschenberger Jack Rawlings Tom Reed Lori Reeve Debbie Rehs Roger Rice

Randy Richmond Frank Riley Janet Roberg Scott Robertson Arturo Robles Maria Rolon

Joann Romanelli Karyn Romoser Maria Rosalez Kathy Rowan Tina Rowan Matthew Rowland

Jose Ruiz Beverly Russel Rodney Salerno Leonardo Sanchez Stacey Schagane Jeff Schieve

143 Mary Schlick Kami Schmitt Ginny Schmult Becky Schneider Debra Schwarz Richard Secondi

Ed Seigler Peggy Shepard Shirley Sheperd Margaret Shurtleff Ralph Siddall Melinda Simon

Jim Sisson Jody Sleeman Sandy Slouka Janet Smagacz John Smothers Kathleen Spusta

Mark Starck Diane Stastny Mike Strong Shelley Straka Ben Stroebel Anita Swenson

Cindy Thomas William Thomas Steve Tinnes Kevin Tissot Dennis Todd Laurie Todd

Veronica Toledo Roy Towle Fred Tredup Janice Treudt Belinda Troutman Carolyn Turner

Chris Ursich John Van Mark VanPelt Juan Velazquez Aaron Vidas Korrine Villegas

Guadalupe Villela Hilda Vivanco Martin Volk Debbie Walker Bruce Walter Donna Walter

Richard Warner Darren Watts Tom Weis Steve Wells Karl Welz Dan Wernke

144 Gail West Tim West Mary Weyrauch Mark Wheeland Cheri Whitaker Lynn Wiborg

Cindy Wicklund Klaus Wiedman Laura Will Tina Willes Dan Williams Mark Wilson

Didi Wold Mary Woomer David Zietlow Tom Zimmerman Fred Zimowske Mary Zubrod

Shirley Shephard, Treas.; Cheri Whitaker, Vice Pres.; Lisa Gould, Sec.; Ralph Siddal, Pres.

145 Elizabeth Acosta Vezire Adih Rebecca Alfaro Dorothy Allen

Jeff Allen Howard Anderson Duane Anderson Helen Anderson

Dawn Andrews Sylvia Arellano Frank Ashmont Denise Aulert Otto Avery Chris Baker Don Baker Linda Balderstone

Kevin Ball Lyn Barb Donna Baum Jeff Beardsley Charles Beck Marvin Beckman Steve Bennett Bob Benshoof

Kethleen Benson Jean Beran Philip Bergmann Chuck Berls Alejandra Bernal Gus Bernal Dave Berndt Lisa Berndt

Rita Besch Kelly Bicchinella Mike Binder Ray Blacklidge Paula Bloxam Robert Blum Becky Boddie Jean Bochardf

Catherine Besso Elizabeth Boswell Mike Bowen Larry Bower Mark Bowman Leroy Brummel Jay Bublitz Phyllis Burba

Tim Burden Deanne Burgess Clifford Burlingame Rod Bussler Richard Butler Mike Cacic Beth Campbell Suzy Campbell

Nilham Campbell Roman Campos Alice Cancel Renee Caputo Kathleen Carlson Joel Catalano Dan Cheehy Dennis Chmielewski

Dale Chorley Laune Choules Carol Christensen Ray Christopher Valerie Church Tom Cisewski Barry Clark Cindy Clark

146 Finley Clark Garry Conway Janet Conway Cheryl Cosner Tony Costello Colleen Courtney Kathy Courtney Carlos Cruz

Irma Cruz Jim Cunningham Charles Dastych Mary Davis Steve Davis Mike Dean Tammy Demar Diana Denges

Marie Devereux John Devore Anne Dierschow Shea Dieter Cathy Dittbenner Donna Doherty Scott Dowty Nancy Ducharme

Kelly Dunk Paul Durr Simone Duszynski Debbie Eastman Glenn Eggert Sherry Elliott Leanne Elslager Wendy Elstrom

Chris Enders Jeff Engel Amy Engelhard Debi Erckman A"my Ethridge Ron Eynik Jeff Ferguson Lucy Fernandes

Terry Ferro Tracy Finnegan Dave Flens Jeanne Fletcher Rodolfo Flores Pam Ford Paul Forester Bobbi Foster

Frank Fota Bob Fowler Roxanne French Janice Freund Bob Frommert Ron Fulk Chris Gaddis Kim Galloway

Dave Gambino Tim Gansberg Tony Garcia Jose Garcia Mark Gatehouse Rich Geroulis Olga Gloria Wendy Goering

Elvira Gonzales Zulema Gonzales John Goodell Jeff Gordon Rich Gorvett Mike Gove Martha Grammer Claire Gregory

Robin Griffin Dawn Gustafson Judy Gustafson Chris Haag Lee Hahn Sally Haley Bill Hall Marland Hallock

147 Julie Hammond Leann Hansen David Harper Donald Hardee Dave Harrison Joe Havlicek April Havlik Bob Hayes

Curt Hedlof Dan Heit,zler Richard Hensel Matilda Hernandez Diane Heyden Jim Highland Robin Hill Melinda Hillerby

Vicki Hinton Debbie Hite Dean Holland Dean Hopp~ Lyda Horvath Lisa Houser Sue Hynek Kathy Ingraham

Tim Ireland Tammie Jacobus Gonzalo Jankowski Jim Johnsen Kim Johnson Pam Johnson Sue Johnson Cathy Johnston

Dave Judson Jerilyn Kaelin Paula Kaste Liz Kennedy Andy Kerstan Ron Kerstein Bruce Kesler Virginia Kim

Mike Klingberg Linda Klosterman Andrew Kobler Roger Kosusnik Pieter Kottkamp Shane Kottkamp Art Kraft Kirstan Kranz

Kim Krause Karen Krucek Kim Kuhlman Kathy Kuntz Steve Lakics Lis Lancaster Brenda Laney Howard Lavin

Dan Lederer Lance Lederman Wade Lederman Tom Leffew Kathy Lenertz Eric Lichte Ann Liebezeit Chris Line

Shirley Lisewski Crystal Littlefield Scott Loerzel Jeff Lowe Tina Luers John Lynch Mark Macaluso Pat Macko

Laura Maddalone Tony Malia Kim Marcum John Masek Steve Marano Sheryl Martin Greg Matherson Louis Matson

148 Kathryn McKee Mike Meade Randy Meyers Steve Millard Heidi Miller Laura Miller Joy Minor Linda Modica

Lydia Montana Rich Moore Ka'ren Morales Tim Moran Randy Morrissey Joni Mounce Dawn Mueller Ken Mueller

Mark Mueller Karen Myers Mike Nail Frank Nejedly Dave Nelson Rich Nelson Jim Nichols Mike Nickelson

Liz Niswander Mark Noesges Debra Nogaj Mary Nolan Randy North Karen Nowicki Sheri O'Connell Pat O'Connor

Mike Olin Doug O'Neill Fernando O'Neill Steve Pacelt Tom Parker Jim Parr Elizabeth Pashkus Ken Pedersen

Dan Petlon Rich Perhai Shari Peterhans Theresa Peterson Pat Phillips Ted Phillips Veronica Phillips Ruben Pineda

Kristi Polz Jim Ponczko Kathy Poppino Mike Potirala Chuck Prosek Karen Puscas Jon Quirin Denise Ragland

Floyd Ralls Maria Ramirez Nal Ramirez Rich Ranahan Randy Rathe Tom Ratliff Sandy Reid Tim Rennels

Sam Reyes Cindy Rice Cathy Richmond Terri Rickelman Joel Rios Jody Risch Dan Roberg Steve Roberts

Chris Rodriquez Randy Roesel Karen Roller Dan Rotermund Steve Rudinsky Andrea Ruch Leshia Rush Dave Sabathne

149 Steve Salerno Tim Sampson Cindy Sams Ed Sanchez Wilson Santiago Karen Sargent Tony Saviano Ken Schaaf

Carol Scheel Jim Scheffler John Scherpf Ann Schibur Coral Schieve Brian Schingoethe Don Schmalholz Kathy Schmitt

Tom Schmult Liz Schneider Russ Schulz Gerry Schulze Rich Sehumacher Lisa Sedlacek Sue Sellman Ann Seigler

Dave Serpa Mark Settje Tammy Shaw Cary Shepard Linda Shires Paul Sickinger Donna Sikorski Margie Simosky

Craig Sisson Don Slaughter Dan Smith John Smrz Robyn Snowden Roger Snyder Wendy Soderquist

Rene Soto Karen Spusta Cathy Stange Judy Staszcuk Ken Steele Linda Stephens Lee Stilin Dave Stolp

Craig Stough Winsor Stough Kathy Stroud Kim Sudano Mary Swanson Alesia Swenson Cathy Swich Beverly Tann

John Tater Bob Tater Mike Teal Randy Tepler Todd Termunde Marianne Tesch Ken Thomas Mike Thomas

Cathy Tinnes Gayle Toan Denise Torres Clayton Trentlage Tom Trowbridge Bridget Truitt Melody Tuck Mark Turner

Dan Unruh Pat Urban Sandy Ursich Jodie Valentine Jenine Van Dyke Roy Vanherik Dario Velazquez Chris Velbel

150 Barbie Verdooren Miguel Vergara Dave Villegas Sharon Visserman Melchor Vivanco Bill Blahos Veronica Vlasic Jane Walter

Francis Walters Peter Wallwork Joe Weber Tamise West Bill West Sandra Westley Sharon Westley Jeff Whelan

Michelle Wilkening Cheryl Wilson Mike Wilson Richard Wilson Virginia Wolsfeld Andy Woods Sharon Worness Pat Yep

Roger Youngman Penny Zarate Keith Zeyen Greg Zieche Dwight Zietlow Tim Zubrod

Renee Caputo, President; Cathy Tinnes, Vice Presi­ dent; Linda Stevens, Secretary; Mary Swanson, Treasurei.

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