Glenbard West 1968 Yearbook

1968
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GLENBARD WEST HIGH SCHOOL
G len Ellyn , Illinois
Volume XXIX
RONALD HIBLE-adviJor
JANET LANE-edi1or
CONTENTS
Activities .
Sports .
Organizations
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People
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Index.
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The Castle Contributes to the Personality That Is Glenbard.
ACTIVITIES
Mr.Hiblecalcub.tcs withkttnacumen.
Dan Halt and Bill Trutsd•leworking vigorously
Pickeringalmos1..toesitagain!
Hell Week
Mugshots
Coach Duchon directs calisthenics.
Students Cavort
Through Registration
Student Uague presidm1, Jim Dunning, oversees his vice
Glenbard Downs
Wheaton 32-0
A.F .S. Social
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Dan Halt spots an open receiver downfield.
Glenbard opened up its 1967 football season with the traditional
Wheaton Central game, and this year totally outclassed the Tigers
in a 32-0 victory.
The scoring punch was p rovided by Kelly Campbell, Mike Pickering, Dan H alt and Kurt Bellock. Campbell rushed for 194 yards
and two TDs while Halt hit on nine of thirteen pass attempts fo r
174 yards and three touchdowns. Pickering pulled in f ive passes
and two touchdowns and Bellock scored once on a tackle eligible
play that 'went for 15 yards. N oel Bogdanski added two extra points
to round out the scoring.
Ed Pfursich led the defense l'o its first shutout of the season with
its 16 tackles and 3 assists.
The natives are restless.
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Buzz Johnson moves in to help Bill Stransky make a tackle.
Glenbard prepares to launch another scoring attack.
Local entertainers pacify jungle mob.
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Junior Jim Knudsen, as Dr. W itherspoon, Ms Mort imer commil Teddy 10 the insane
asylum.
SeniorTcddyRooseveltre.cnactstheSanJuan Hillcharge.
Glenbard Honors Dead
in All-School Play
"Arsenic and Old Lace"
Senior Sue Lorenzo, junior K•y Sheidy, •nd
fr~shman Bob Salter in the darlr. at the Brewster's
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The first play of G lenbard 's dramatic season was an all-school
production of Jos<:ph Kesselring's classic American comedy, "Ar·
senic and O ld Lace." The story of two apparently harmless old
aunts whose hobby is poisoning o ld men, "Arsenic and Old Lace"
featu resaveritablepoisonedk ingdom of morbid ly flavoreddialogue
between characters whose crotchets bo rder upon insanity. Especially
notable in the product ion were David Marsh, as the nephew
Mortimer, ma~tcr of the double-take; Steve Young as mad Teddy
whose cry "Charge!" resounded as he thundered up the stai rs; and
Chris Angcrmann as the Fran kenstein brother Jonathan with a
myriad of growls and T euton ic looks of fierceness. Most human
ofthcactors wcrc,of com sc, the two aunts, played by Sue Lorenzo
and Kay Shiedy, and Dr. Einstein, played by Bob Salter. Curtain
ca ll fo r the product ion included 13 corpses from the cellar graveyard-all remarkably well preserved
( It miFht be noted that Joseph Kesselring died a month after the
production.)
Srniorscaplure FirstPb.cc: inthc $15division.
Di•·ersifiM
Homecoming
Begins With
Friday Night ·
Thc g•mcmustA()on
'67 Parade
Weaves Through
the Village
Occup~tinns
di versi fies
Homecoming Victory Makes
Weekend a Success
After a scoreless first period against Maine East
the Hi lltoppcrsclickcd on a 39yml pass from Dan
Halt to Mike Pickering that brought the ball down
to tbc three yard line. George Ingold scored on the
next play and Noel Bogdanski added the ext ra point.
The Bards then mounted a 64 yard scoring drive
capped by a 4 yard nm by Ingold for the score
Dan Halt then got the clincher as he ran five
ya rds for the fina l touclulcwn, and the fi nal score
wasG lcnbard20,Mainc0.
Th is fairy •ak hada happyeodingfor~ l ly Bulleit.
Stt'VCShen h~n
Once Upon
a Time ...
i;:mbs n screen pass fo r a first down
NickCashionheadsdownfieldasDan Hahdropsbacktopass
Bill and Kri sti step joyfollyalongthecarpct
Jim my Hill and his combo provide mus ic for dancing.
The three wise mm sear<h for the stable
Yule Music
Prevails at
Hiester Convo
Candlelight Service
Retells the
Christmas Story
Glmbard listens attentively
i ·he orchcstraplayson.
Joseph and Mary admitc Jesus.
The shepherds follow the star of Bethlehem.
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Choir members, Sue Gilstrap and Carlyn Zumbrook, process
down the aisle.
Carrie Escott adds a festive note to the orchestra"s Christmas selections.
Mr. Whitecotton directs the choir by candlelight.
Cellos left to right: Karlene Keirn, Pam Amundsen, Jeanne
Foster, Barb Shepard, Shep Crumrine, and Joyce Babb help to
create the orchestral sounds.
Violinists pluck to Mr. Escott's tempo.
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With the
Sound of
Christmas
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Drama
Department
Stages
Henry VI
The maestro awaits his magic moment
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Over no Glenbard students spent nearl y
thirteen weeks under the d irection of Mr.
Jack Phillips in preparation for this year's
production of Shakespeare's h istory, He11ry
VI, Part I. The first in a trilogy chronicling
the War of the Roses, H enry VI, Part I depicts the victories of the French fo rces led
by Joan of A rc aga inst the occupying army
of the English left in France by King Henry
V and portrays the domestic struggle fo r
power in England after the death of Henry
V and the ascension of H enry VI. Mr. Phillips spent seven weeks in Eng land during the
previous summer researching the play in order to create an authentic and truly exciting
version of this quick-paced drama. A thrust
stage modeled upon Elizabethan stage design was constructed, over 180 costumes
patterned a(ter hi storical apparel were de·
signed and executed, and numerous batt le
scenes were blocked and rehearsed. Mr.
Phillips personally instructed the "troops,"
both Eng lish and French, in the~ of
eight pound broadswords and drilled them
before each rehearsal : every fight was
"choreographed" carefully and practiced to
prevent actual slaughter. Theater-goers wit·
nessed what was probably the most thrilling
andbestpreparedpageantryinthehistory
of the Glenbard stage.
Jungle Surroundings
Prevail at
1968 Heart Hop
Mr. ;ind Mrs. Gl mn
Fbnsbur~
enjoying the music.
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TREWlllD WIS'
Thespians Present
"Three at Eight"
The fi nal Thespian product ion of the year was the
presentation of th ree one act pl :1ys on March 8 and 9,
1968. Each p lay was int ended to offer a d ifferent dramatic type and style to the audience. T he fiut play of the
evening was N oel Coward's f ,1111ily Alb11111, a delig htful
bitoffrothdirccted by scnior,Suc Lorcnzo. lt isthcstory
of a Victorian househol d whose consumption of madci ra
wine loosens t he veil of mnumin_L( which the house h as
borne since the death of " poor, dear P.1p:i.." The second
play of the evening was T ad Moscrs Imp romptu, di rected
byMarlenaM almstcdt. It is an introspccti\'cconvers:i.tion
between four actors in search of a pby. As they try to decide upon anentertainnw nt to perform, they come to grips
with each other as people and discover tlmnsclvcs. T he
final presentation o f the evening was T he IJrick and the
Roie, the story of an underprivileged city boy, by Louie
Carlino, directed by Steven You ng
The jun iors suggest that the Toppen lasso !he bulldogs.
Seniors Capture
Green and White Day
Honors
Senior D enise Webster and junior D ave Boelke enact a scene from Thi Brid
aNd Tht Roll
~th
Becker and Diane T hompton hope that RB
will go down the drain.
Agrecnhazcfillsthe400floor
The cut h om ltnpromptu: Sieve Smith, Jenny Peden, Beth Verchota, and Chris Angermann_
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Glenbard Sells Out
This year the student's
League added a new project
toitsagenda. 1naneffortto
supplement the Biester Scho1arsh ipFund,they h eldan auc·
tion with teachers and loca1
merchants donating the items
to be auctioned off. Enthusiastic bidders contributed ~80
d ollars to the fund.
Spring Is
Welcomed by
Orchestra
Melodies
An auctionitemisrevi~edby
Mr. Bamett and hisassistant.
Selections from "Gigi"" highlight 1he concert.
Mr. Fl1nsburgpointsouts.omeofthe"better"' items.
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Tht band shows its versatility by playing both classic and mode m
Mr. N ordmeyer and Mr. Yohe play lr.ttp-away from .Gerry
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Tucker.
Faculty "Fools
Rush in" to
One Point Victory
Glenbard West High School
BAN DS
Mr. Bitsntr surprises Bill Dutch by blocking Milr.e Pickering.
pr.-J1111/
Instrumentalists
Give Audio-Visual
Spring Concert
Leonard A . Smith, Director
SUN DAY, APRI L 7,
3:00 P.M
GLENBARD WEST AUDITOR IUM
GLEN ELLYN
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A chemisery problem is created by Greg Jackson and Linda Recd.
Ma ney Genta •nd Bri,ititte Schwankoph lead a di.scussion on Glcnbard cuisine at the A.P.S. Day bm kfu 1.
Diane Hamilton points out the di fferent cu ts of lamb fo r a
Home Economics class
Tcachi n,i.: H istory is :i plc:istirc for wnior M:irlcna M:ilmstead .
A.F.S. Students Share Ideas With Glenbard
Students
Replace Glenbard
Teaching Staff
The foreign studcntsdi$CUSS their count ries' customs at thecorwo.
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SophomorCS8Uf8lt1odd'cat
A duct wit h Rob Schou and Cindi Pulse makes !ht concert spteial
Choir Sings
Into Spring
Tugs-of-War
Are Staged
on Bermuda Day
New Student Leaders Take Over
Tornado
Warning,
May 15, 1968
Dave Marsh, Jim Dun ning, Dave Red·
~~~~; and Bob Butters examine election
These students don' t
Sttm
to be worryi ng about the tornado.
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DavtBotlkerccords His1oryonaclatteringtypewriter
It
mus! have betn bad news
for Sieve Young.
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Variety Show
Folk music is added to the show by Rick Hill, Debbie Diedrich, and Marc and j erry Ea.stman.
"It's About Time" ...
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PROM COURT,
lo righ1: Dave Hcighway, Cathy Gehrin,11er, Ed Phunkh, Diane Fa,11an, Sandy Hebenstreit, Mike Alspaugh, King Bruce
Duncan, Queen Connie Smith, Ste\'e Sheahan, Janis Martin, Dan Hair, Janne Skogsbcrg, Bob Ahlgren, Amy O"BriJn.
Miss Hoff and Mr. Pope bear the roya l crowns.
Entertaining Promgocrs is the job of Dave Boelke.
1968 Prom
Recreates
Bourbon
Street
Br.dJoncsandSueGihtrapc-njoy1he\·icwthcp1rkoffen.
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Finale
It's so hot . . sod11rn hot
And in three minutes seventeen seconds the
bell will ring and
No school
Forever !
(until next year)
IftheygavefinalssometimeinJanuary
I could've done a lot better.
I think.
Square roots ... I don't know- when did
RRRRING
The Rev. Donald C. Kocher delivers the Baccalaureate
Add ress titled '"Up, Up and Away"
Senior Marlena Malmstedt concludes the service with the Benedic.
lion.
I'm free! I'm FREE!!
Baccalaureate Prepares Seniors for Graduation
The class officers and Mr. Richard Whitecotton lead the congregation in a hymn.
. .. Now, dump, it's
You and Me.
Ann Boisrlair
Graduation
Night
June 13, 1968
J\fr. Harold Osborn accepts the memorial from class president, Lee
Lemke.
VALEDICTORIANS David Marsh and Gary Minter address the conunenccment
audience.
I shall detain you no longer in the demonstration of
what we shou ld not do, but straight conduct ye to a hillside, where I will point ye out the right path of a virtuous and noble education; laborious indeed at the first
ascent, but else so smooth, so green , so full of good ly
prospect, and melodious sounds on every side that the
harp of Orpheus was not more charming.
Milton
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SPORTS
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George Ingold goes th rough the middle of
the York line.
1967
I.inc-backer Ed Pfu rsich th rows RBball rn rri er for a loss.
Football
Highlights
All-State end, Mike Pickering, pu lls in a 40 yml pau from D ~ n Halt
The team li nes up against Downers Grove.
D an H alt outruns Maine East -<!efmder in Homecoming ron1es1
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NickU.Shionfo\lowsRalphMacroandBillTruesdell onEndSwttp.
Hilltoppers Finish Second in W.S.C.
G LENBARD WEST
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G LENBA RD WEST
G LENBARD WEST . .
Nod Bogdanski°s extra point 111nnpt is blocked by • Wheaton
dcftnder.
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W h eaton
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Proviso W . .
GLENBARD WEST . . . O
Hinsdale
G LENBARD WEST ... 14
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Lyons
York
GLENBARD WEST ... 34
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GLENBARD WEST ... 20
Maine E. . ..
G LENBARD WEST
Downers N ..
T he 1967 Glenb:tnl Milltoppers won five, lost two, tied one, and finished in a tie fo r s«ond in the West Suburban Con ference. The 1967 season was a successful one, but due to the great talent on this year's squad, the expectations were very h igh , and hopes for an undefeated season were common among many Glenbard fans.
Almost every va rsity footba ll team experiences some unfo reseen setback during a season, but G lenba rd seemed
to get mo re th:in its share o f bad luck and injuries in its bid for a championsh ip. K u rt Riemcr's broken arm
kept h im out of action almost the enti re season; Kelly Campbell was sidelined the last half of the season with
a had leg; Dan Halt injured his h and in the battle against Lyons; and several other players missed at least pa rts
of games fo r various reasons.
Still, the team's pe rfo rmance was one in wh ich Glenbard may take great p ride. A few of the h igh lights of the
season were Kell y Campbell's 194 yards rushing agai nst W heaton in the annual bitter rivalry, Campbell's :5touchdowns at York against the Dukes, Quarterback D an Halt's performance in the Proviso West game, in which
he passed for 193 ya rds and 4 touchdow ns, George Ingotd·s two ID's in the Homecoming wi n over Maine East,
and the select ion o f end Mike Pickering fo r All-State honors
Though the T oppers Jed the League in scoring, much credit is also due to the defensive unit that allowed just
57 poi nts in 8 gamt.'S. Among the defensive standouts were linebacker Ed Pfursich , end Steve Sheahan , and halfback Jim Bowles, who together accounted fo r 176 tackles and 30 assists
111 .-0111-D . Hacker, J. Bowles, K. C1rnpbell . D. Halt, K. lkll()("k, S. Sheahan, B. Docrries, 13. Truesdell, M. Pickering, J. Astmth.
Ro11 1 .?--;-T. Thrall, B. Ellerman, E. Pforsich. ). Ca rson, ll. Stransky, L Johnson, G. Tucker, R. Macro, K Finke, G. Ingold,
N. Cashion, Rou1 J- B. Sturdt.·vanr, J . Tarmichael. 1'.f. Kollar, T. McVny, M . Kou1.manoff, L Lemke, R. Buscho, B. Jones,
N. Bogdanski. G. Reynolds, ll Boardman. Row 4- B. Ahl,i.:ren, C. Tapper, J. Page, G . Henshaw, J. Brown, S. Venturoni. M
Heidecke, W . Mesch, B. Condon, D . Loeber, Row J- M. Sokolowski, K. Mang, D. Brittian, T. Gaddey, B. Butters, K. Anderson, J. Kiddie, B. Strom, M . Gi11i.i:and. B. Mayer, Row 6-- R. Burmeister, mgr. G. Coleman, mgr. B. Bjork, D . Johnson, D
Bruiser, mgr. J. Anderson; C. Mcbu.i:hlin. Coach Finkt', Coach W . B. Johnson, Coach Duchon
A wall of blocken paves way for Kevin Finke.
Kelly Campbell looks fo r a hole in the LT line, as Dan H al t prepares
to block.
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Sophs Finish Fourth in Conference
Wilkes, Bromann Lead Sophs to 5-3 Record
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SeniorAIJonespaceshimselfintheconferencemeet
lit rou-K. Davis, K. Vincent, D. T aylor, K . Popejoy, A. Jones, ). Verchota, T. Wasoo n, 2nd row-Coach Arnold, R. Ford, B. King, F. P1v,rglio,
K. Mueller, B. Canfield, G. L 1:ront, l·I. Millard
Ken Popejoy w ~ to u tch a runner from Maine Eut.
C C Team Captures 4th in State
Jn keeping with past performa nces, the varsity cross country team made an excellent
showi ng in the 1967 season.
The varsity h~ ~ri ers swept through their dual meets, crushing all opponents except
Yo rk. In ~ n exciting d isplay of running before a home foot ball crowd, the Hilh"Dppers
tookthe f1rst fourpla cesanddefeated thcProvisoWestsquad , state runner-up.
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Char_n1laign. The team showed .great balance downstate in a fou rth place finish. The
leading runners fo r ~ l enbard 111 the state meet were Al Jones (27th) , Dave Taylor
( 29th)andKcnPope1oy(3 1st).
co3~~~~:~d~~i r~a~ 1 ~~~~~t c~n;;~ea~~~ ~(tfh~it!~a~~ ~:~~ti!~~ ~~tyT~;~~= }f~:hJ'~
TheGltnbudrunnenleave thestarting\ineduringtheconferencemeet
d ose third bchmd York and Proviso West, who fmi shed 3rd and 2nd respectively in
the state meet. Jn almost any other conference Glenbard wou ld have breezed to a
championship
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Girls'
Interscholastic
Athletics
Captainr.faryMcntittJispl:l)'Sh<-rwinningfonn
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roui-- B. Siu:orr, j. Seibert, M. Monahan, C. Burmistcr, G . Moreen,
J.
Sto<lchaus,
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Less;;,, barlt, Coach Box.
The g irls expanded thei r athlcticactivities this )'ear with the addition
or the g irls" archery team. Competing with g irls from othe r schools,
the archers won two meets and lost th ree in their first season of
com pct 1t10n.
At the same time the girls' tennis squad, coached by Miss T at je, was
fini shing its fifth conseruti"e undefeated scaSon. This yea r's team
wasc:i.ptaincdbyMaryMcnzies
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Bruce DunClln sinks the shot
ship.
that
won
the
region1\ champion-
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Hendrick50n, G. Coleman.
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C. Dilg, W. Stephms, S. Bromann.
r~~J;!~r~~·J;bo~:.iek~wDJ~~- t.!~':ir·M~-Ji~~~~:\. jo!:'. S: t~st~
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Coach Loveall led the Sophomores to a 13-5 recordandathi rdplacc finishinthe WSC.
Indi vidual standouts th is yea r were high scorer Jim Adamson, lead ing rebounder Scott Zapel, and Chip
Dilg, leader in the assist department. Others cont ributing to the cause were Jim Fasules, Wayne Ste·
phens,a ndJcrryHanscn .
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Basketball
Inhisfinalyearas headbasketball roach atG lenba rdW<.'St, Coach
Williams led the team to a record of 15 wins and IO losses, the best
in
i~: :ee:sr;~ included such highlights as taking second ~n
the
A~r?ra
!~::ti~:li;;~t;~u::~m:~~n~:gsc:~~gD::~:r:n~~:o~~~i::a~ ;:~:';;.
me~e team's performance placed tlitm fourth
in the WSC, and seniors
Bruce Duncan and Mike Pickering were named to the AU.Conference
squad. Other starters for the T.oppcrs were Bill Dutch, Steve Sheahan,
Craig Bromann, Dan Halt, and 1unior Jon Astroth.
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Although the Glcnbard Five did not .really catc~ fire .unt'.l se~~ s
end, the Toppers thrilled their fans w1th a feverish, f1ghtmg fini sh
which almo11 took us to the State Tournament.
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ChipUbmaio <lemonslratesacrossonthcrin,cs
Givcn,F. Giunta,C. Mcicr.
Gymnasts Finish
Fourth in WSC
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The Clenb:ml \V(.'SI v:irsity gymnasts under Coach Ettl finished fourth in the WSC by virtue of their record of four
wins and three losses in dua l meets and a fifth place finish in the conference meet.
Leading the te:un this year were ~ac Schwanke, who too~ thirteen firsts in tumbling during the season; Al Galatte,
the all-around tc~m leader and Clptarn; S~an Kafka on the high bar; and Dave Ellis and Dave Kraus on the trampoline.
Under the gmdance of Coach Karam1tsos and Coach Hau ff, the Frosh·Soph team also finished fourth in the conference
Ne~t year·s t~am will probab~y suffer g reatly du~ to the loss of many seniors on this year's squad, but with a few
experienced juniors back and with sophomores commg up, Glenbard fans can hope fo r another first d ivision finish.
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Pcnnini.:ton, J. Batek, P. Leline, G. H~ s haw, Row J-Coach Watts, D . Wctmer, M. Scholler, P. Pfaff, G. G~I'&. M. Henry, A.
Pla\'d:, H. Strom, J. l.anc, T . Rice, R. Pehta, J. Forli:rr, Coach Beisner, Row 4-j. Tarmichael, J. tuckering, S. Heise, J. Shillington, F.
Grunt, D . Sra ife, L. fakers, J. Kremer.
Frosh-Soph Grapplers Gain
Experience for Future Years
Wrestling
Kurt Bclloclc: conuol1hi1opponentinarcgional match
The w rest ling squad's performance this year added great ly to the Glcnbard
sports stature. The varsity compiled an overall record of 8 -4. In the always
rugged competition o f the WSC, Glcnb.ud bui lt up a good year of 4-3, the
hig hest the team has ever placed.
Though the team fe ll sl ightly' sho rt of Coach Beisner's preseason hopes,
many fine ind ividual 1x-rformances aided the wrestling squad's drive for its
best season. Sen ior heavyweight Kurt Bellock, who co-capta ined the team
along with Gary Kanara, placed th ird in the state, los ing in a referee's decision
to the eventual champion. Rick Heighway and George Ingold won district
crowns and showed well in the sectionals.
A team with g reat depth, the reserves who made up the JV 59uad easily won
the WSC cham pionshi p with an undefeated season
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/\11-Confort•nce center Bruce D uncan scores
:~~in~ ~ hi s 32 poinu aga inst Elgin in the
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Winter
Sports
Highlights
AI Galatteperformsa. hnnds ra. nd on the rings.
Stl"\'C Shenhnn lays one in fo r two points.
Outjumping two Elgin p layers, Mike Pickering picks up two points fo r Glenba rd
Dan Halt shoots ove r outslretchtd hands of dtftnd ing pfayer
C raii;: Broma nn scorn two crucial points agains t
Gltnbard East.
George l ngoldcontrohhisopponent on his way to 1he rc:gi onal championship
Hea vyweight Kurt Bcllock looks for a t~kcdown from the refe ree's position
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. Baseball
Bards Finish With 14-7-1 Re cord m
Baseball
Highlights
8 asuunne r s1idesin ufelyasbal\arrivntoo latc
Dick Malacek rips a shot down the fi nt
base line.
Ace right hander Craig Broma nn prepares to unleash a sizzling fastball
Dan Halt lcdthetcam inhittingovcr theentireseason
~;,~l enn Reynolds wu one of the best second men in the
Ca1cherDiclrHacker linna single to center field
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Tennis Teams Aid in Quest
for President's Cup
The Glenbard West varsity tennis team finish ed third in the conference behind state champion Hinsdale Cent ral and
the Dukes of York. The team , coached by Warren Wiltsie, owed most of its success to Paul Coebergh, who played fi rst
singles in the c1uarter finals of the state tournament. Paul won 26 matches while losing 7 during the season. Second and
third singles players for the T oppers were Chris Angermann and Steve Sheahan . Chris and Steve represented Glenbard
in the finals of the conference meet in which Glenbard finished third. Playing for the Toppers on the doubles teams were
Tim McVo)', Bob Westphal, Dave Westphal, and Pete Schmidt
Cm.ch Powers led the sophomore squad to a fourth place finish in thestandingsoftheWSC.
~j~i;~-J. O'C.OOndl, B. Wntphal, T , McVoy, D. Westphal. &r! tow--D. Wilson, S. Sheahan, P. Cotbtrgh, C. A.ngcrmann, P. Sdunidt, Coach
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FtowJ tow--Coach Powers, R. Emerson, P. Gonzales,
J. Wunderlich, M. Curly, Bad
row: D. McLteK, P. Mitchell, X . Ruby JI, D. Rushm.a,
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OirisA.ngcrmannpttparesto rttumabadhandsbot.
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Popejoy, Ellis, Jones
Lead Track Team to 2nd in WSC
and 11th in State
Fron/ row-B. Dutch, S. Becker, D . Anderson, Back ' ow-Coach Hau, M. Kouimanoff,
J.
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Spalding.
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Linksters Take WSC Championship
Mr. George H aas, varsity golf coach, commented at the begi nning of the year that this year's squad had the ability to
do as well as or better than last year's state runners-up. The team had its ups and downs, showing many flashes of brilliance. The varsity golfers did not go downstate, but easily took the WSC conference championship, soundly defeating
all opponents
Four-year letterman Bill Dutch continuously led the linksters in dual meets with scores that averaged 74. Dutch qualifi ed for the state championship and finished respectably in Ilth place. Senior Jay Spalding was also invaluable to the
squad, coming in with many excellent performances. Juniors Dirk Anderson, Marc Kouzmanoff, and Steve Becker played
fine golf throughout the season and played in the conference tournament in which the Toppers fi~ished first.
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ORGANIZATIONS
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EDITORI_AL STAFF,_ lefl to right: Roann Kopel, index edit~r/ Jim Knudsen, aclivitie; editor; Martha Devore, bu;inm manager;
John Davis, ;porlI edrtor; Liz Kemp, Karen Huencmann, orgamzatiom <O·tdilor;; uated: Greg Jackson, misu/laneou;.
Editor Janet Lane
ASSIST A~ STAFF, left to right: Lynn Ingram, Barb Flansburg, Sue Evans; Seated:
Cathy Houlihan.
Pinnacle Staff
Ars est celare artcm ("Art lies in concealing art"). So goes a Latin
proverb that can be interpreted to mean that :i.11 of the Pinnacle staff
are true artists. Any visitor to Room 227 hardly believes that any
work is being done, much less the production of a yearbook But as
any member of the staff can attest, compili ng a complete and accurate
history of the year is a difficult ·job. To the people pictured here these
208 pages represent many long hours of work, headaches, and fun.
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Glen Bard Staff
Glcnbard's award-winning newspaper, published bi-weekly, informs and entertains the student body
by mixing a thorough coverage of school news, sports, drama, socia l events, scholastic honors, with nu·
merous foaturcs on the more interesting aspects of the JifcatGlenbard.
In order to present an exciting cross-section of opin ion, the 1967-68 G len Bard emphasized controversy:
its editorials, polls, and letters aroused violent reactions, even if they didn't lead to the final solution of the
worl d's problems.
Fim row--Mellisa Miller, Linda Mouiss, Alison King, Stephanie Schoen, Mary Jo Monahan, Mary lksore, Sttond
row--K.athy Keller, Lyn Stevens, Connie Jones, Joan Linneri
f.tft lo ri~ hl: Jim Ounnin~, pres.; 0:1.vid Marsh, vi~-prn.; lindJ Rtt<I, S«.; Joe D"An<lrt'a, !rtas.
Student's League
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Joe worked closely with the Northeast District Association of Student Councils, hosting some 80 schools at
the Fall Convent ion, and with the West Suburban Association, hosting the Spring Convention.
The Pe rmanent committee chair.
men and the four temporary com.
mittec chairmen make up the organizational body of Student's
League.Coordinating Committee.
Promotions,A FS,Grounds,Ca lendar, and Publicity Commit tees,
along with CQ, Book Nook, and
H uman Relations, worked much of
the time on individual committee
projects,suchastheG-C!ub-Farulty game, CQ trips, sweatshirt sale,
and tutoring service. Working to·
gethcr they organ ized this year's
H omecoming and Granny Griddlecakes Pancake Day
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Kathy Thompson, H umao Rrlations.
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;~7: ~~=;:~'. g Brnma nn , Ken Hambleton, Greg Jackson, George Coleman, l.tt Htndrickson, &r! rou--Steve Sheahan, Jeff Jens, John Davis,
All Nighters
Meeting on va rious nights to engage in twclvc-hom po ker parties, the AllNighters had many ml111ornble moments. Among some of the occu rrences
of Spades-Seven of
that may be mentioned here arc the now infamous
Diamonds incident, and the Mystery of the Calcium
of the Thirteen
Bal l. The hig hlight of every even ing
the
of the Weck" Awar<l,givc:n to the pe rson
the personal
qua lities most simi lar to those of John Houk . Need less to say, John won this
award nc:arly always
Assistant Librarians
The Assistant Librarians a re students who volunteer to work in the library
duri ng their hall and after school. They shelve books, take passes, and look
fo r peri odicals. The ones who have the most hours at the end of the year
receive an award for their hard work.
U/tto riJ.:ht: Mi keU tiin1;er,vice-pres.;
Uurn Bro, pres.; Vicky Had ley, treas.;
Kat hy Shanel, sec
Bridge Club
The Bridge Club was designed for those who enjoyed
playing bridge and fo r anyone who wished to learn
the game. They have lessons fo r beginners and teach
by experience to intermediates. Bridge mixes and a tourna·
ment with Willowbrook were the hig hlights of the year.
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Topperettes
Cheerleaders
G lenbard Toppcrcttc halftime performances
were a treat which all fans looked forward
to during the footba ll and basketball season.
The line of 32 Pom·Pom gi rls practiced long
and hard to develop co-ordination of movement.
I.cading the cheering crowds at football and
basketball games, the Topper 0.eer\eaders add
colorandspirittoathlcticevcnts. lntheearly
spring thegirlsarechoscnbysclected faculty
members and senior students. Once leaders they
spend at least twice a week throughout the year
practicing. With the help of the newly formed
ChccringBlockthisycarandthc spontancous Pep
Rallies during the Basketball Tournament, the
cheerleaders epitomized Glcnbard's motto: " Be
Enthusiastic!''
Ufl 10 ri~bl: Carol Clark, Jocelyn Wolbcr, Lynn
Merrick, captain, Carlyn Zumbrook, Donna Starn.
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C/o,1wiu : Jane Lannstcr, choreographer; Shelley Michaels, chor
rographer; Amy O' Brian, c~ pl. N oJ p1wnrd: Linda Putnam, sec.
Class Officers
The Sophomore Class officers served as
the organizat ional committc-c for the class
of '70"s effo rts toward Green and White
Day, Dcrmuda Day, H omecoming (which included a prize winning float) and ot her
school.sponsored events. With the help of
its supervisor, Mr. Corrigan, thtsc people
helpedtoinsti ll theschool spi rit reprcsentativeofthe Classof '70.
The Class of '7 1, the new members of
Glenbard,showedgreatpromiseasthefutu re
leaders of the school. Participation and spi rit
shown on the Homecomi ng activities and
Green and White Day, express the willingness and eagerness of this year's Freshman
Class.
SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS, It/I 10 ri1.h1: Lee
Lemke, Pres.; Drol H3u, Sec.; Rich Busho, T reas.;
nolpicturetlOoug Wilson, V .P
The Senior Class officers and the class
of '68 agree that this year was a g reat and
memorable one fo r them. Winning first
place in the $ l 5 division in the Homecoming parade, winning G reen and White Day,
havi ng $ 1,200 in the treasury for the Cl ass
gifttot heschool,and leadingtheschool
in enthusiasm for all the athletic teams
only showed that the Class of '68 was great!
These "efficient" leaders of the Junio r
Class led the Classo( '69 in a successfu l and
busy year. The Class sponsored a sock hop,
" The Affair," made a Homecoming fl oat ,
placed secondintheGreen and White Day,
and took charge of the work done on the
Junior-Senio r Prom. Secretary Kathy Rahm's
appointmentasA.F.S.studenttoBrazil necessitated the electio n of a new secretary, Barb
Day.
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SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS, le/1 to ri1.h1·
Sco!I Broman. Pres.; Jerry Hansen, V. P.; Nat ile
Lids!er, Treas.; Barb Schweizer, Sec
FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS, le/1 10 ,;,,h1
Rick Hill, V.P.; Marc Eastman, Pres.; Ann Hoff
man, Treas.; Jean Mangion, Sec
Cafeteria Staff
DAY STAFF, Left 10 riih1: E. Macktnsworth, R. Romano, G. Bond. Front: G. Griffith, H. Alldrtdgt, R. Wesbitt.
Custodial Staff
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Forerunners
Fo rerunners was Or,l\ani1ixl in 196'). Any girl
can hecome a member of Forenmners. The on ly
requirements are a neat appearance and a
genuine interest in hc i n~ a part of G lenbard's
publicfunctions(t hcscincludc plays,conccrts,
and Parent's Night.)
Lt/1 10 right: J ~se Krueger, Kurt Hirchert, Larry Ewin, Gary Minter
Debate Club
The Debate Squad gained much in experience this year.
Among the tournaments attended were the Yo rk Novice
T ourney, Maine East Tournament, the Lyons Tourney, the
West Suburban Conference Tourney at H insdale, and the
Re,l\ional Tourney at Aurora. Not Pictured arc Nancy Martin,
Dave Arthur, and Skip Kerr
F,o.,trow--ChrisGernand,M. j.Villardi, Eric Pilkington
R-orlt row-Larry Christian, Tom Widmer, Darryl Bruak
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Chess Club
The Ch(•ss Club fu lfills a definite need 'for Clcnb.irdians:
it allows members to rise above the r:mk ·and . filC of ord inary
gamesters as they fi ght their way to mastery of the world's
oldest, and most rt-spcctcd, pastimcs. 1hccl ub sponso rstou rna·
mcnts agai nst other schools in addition to weekl y intramural
competition
Future Nurses
Club
Future Nurses Club, in its fourth year at
Glenbard, hasac9uainted its members wit h the
opportunities and rewards attainable in paramedical careers. Ficldt ri ps tocduC':ltional facilities and special interest programs arc provided
for the members. Club proj«ts raise money for
nursing scholarships. fNC has had a successfu l
yeari n'67·'68
&id row-Leslie Carlson, Kathy Shanel,
Oon01 Kulr:l1, Barb Stewart.
Uft to right: Joyce Babb, Joan Eldridge, MargafttDrakc
Barb Dutc h, Peggy Anderson, Fro.,t row-Sandy Chiodo,
~~k 'j,ff;~b!!~~=·it~~~.
Bluck, Linda
Appl~rcy,
Kay Johanson, Sheryl Anderson. Ba(! row-Joe Roop, Paul Amt, Bob Bonde, Scott Rctd,
Forensics
The Forensics Squad talked their way downstate this year. Its members
succeeded in placingGlenbardthi rd in the conference and sixth in the
district for public debating. Speakers Derric Jeffers and Scott Recd
proccededtothc scctionalsandthereScottqualifiedforthestatemcet.
Noton lydidForcnsicssquad havca goodyearin'67-'68butitsrcturningmembersinsureanothercxcitingycarin'68.
Key Club
Key Club is a growing service organization in its
third year at Glenbard. The club develops initiative
and leadership, serves the school and community and
provides experience in li ving and working together.
Sophomorc,junior,or scniormcnmay join K ey Club
atGlenbardWest.
F.T.A.
Fror11 row-Claudia
Burmeis-
ter, trcai.; Stephanie Smith,
sec; Bc:ttyBcttran<:l,vicc-prcs.,
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Frost,sr.rep.;LindaStoltz,
frosh.rep
The Future Teachers of America offered the opportunity to all students to learn about the teaching
profession in various interesting and exciting ways
These activities included guest speakers, field trips,
actual teaching (Student-Faculty Day, cadet teachi ng),
and Heart Pop sale. F.T.A.'s advisor was Mr. Harry
Shuemaker
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''A time to ""''<'P, and a time to laugh;
Al'imetomourn,and a time to dance."
Combining creativity with ski ll in
movement, members of Orrhcsis strived
toexpress amoodor idea throughdance.
Orchcsis sponsored a small spring con·
ce rt of basica lly modern jazz and ballet
this year.
Vi~prcs.
Pem Gaynor,
pres. Margaret Drake, treas. Kris Krick
SPORTSBOARO, Clorluiht: Sandy Hcbcnslrcit, Joan E.dmonson, Sherri Johansen, Sue
Vock, Truha Jclfers, Sue Tungate, Karen Weibel, Sue SaucrmH
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C/o(kuiist: Sandy Hebenstreit, Kris Krick, Ba rb Kramer, Pat Lannin, Ott Copelan, Bub 1..annin,
Jane lancasrcr, Debbie Zclmt, Karen Hul"ncmann, Carolyn Picerno, Karen Crump, N ol pia11Ttd:
Jane Hulsebc1g
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The Girls' Athletic Association encourages sportsmanship,
createsaspiritoffoirplay,ancltearhestheprinciplesofleadcr·
ship and responsibility. The club was divided into two parts,
Sportsboard and Council. The Council, pictured above, con·
cerncd itself with the socia l events and many ot her additional
projects which were offered this year. The highlights of the
year were the informal and formal initiations, the caroling
party, the freshman Playday, the Dad and Daughter Banquet,
and the Awards Tea.
G.A.A.'s Sportboard this year, pictured to the right, con ·
sistcdofninegirls responsiblefor theyear'sovera ll sports
schtdule. The year was divided into fou r seasons of sports
which includcspcedaway, bowling, volleyball, softball , basketball, and gymnastics. Each Sportsboarcl member officiated one
night a week and in addition was responsible for recording
participating members' points.
This year's officers were:
President-Karen Crump
Vice·Pres.-Sandy Hebenstreit
Secretary-Carolyn Picerno
T rosurer- KrisKrick
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Pep Club
Clo<kwiu; Stev t Sheahan, vict-prts.; Kurt Bt1·
Jock, sgt. at arms; D.1n Halt, scc-rrcas. ; Mike
Pickering, pres
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Glcnbard"s dub for lettermen, G-Club, consists of all those
letter winners who are courageous enough to face the initiation
and charitable enough to pay the membership dues. The club is
best known for its annual triumph over the ciders, in the time
honoredG-Clubfacultygamc
By publicizing each sporting event, and sending buses to all
away games, Pep Club's purpose of promoting school spi rit is
accomplished. The ma in projects this yea r were the Big and Little
Sister Oar-b-que, the homecoming float, Dad's Day, Parent's
N ight, andthe Awards Tea.
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Junior
Red Cross
G lenbard Red Cross was o rganized to aid the unfortunate
at home and around the wo rld
Service projects bring cheer to
orph:mages, hospitals, disaster
areas and our dist ant G .1 .'s
U nder the .f,>t1idancc or Mrs.
Arnold , th is dub provided a
much needed se rvice.
Fronl row-Chris Spnrs, Beth Bttker, Na ncy Watrous, pres.; Mary Watrous, &rb Bec:ker, Lynn Shirreffs, trns. s~,ond roM- D ianc Tompton, Janice
Martin, S«.; Chris Kouba, Carlyn Zumbroolc. Nol pit111rtd: Linda Putnam, vicc-prn.
G-Teens
Hi-Y
Organ ittd to serve ot her 1x-oplc, G-Tttns is one of the
'fhi s rea r H i-Y has served in four m ajo~ pro jects. Among
these arc the H omecoming bonfire, the Candlelight Service,
the hea rt hop, and "Clean Up Glen Ellyn Day." A long with
these projects, movies were rm.de ror most dances, includ ing
the Prom.
largest girls' du bs at Glcnbarcl. Thi s year the club helped to
support a home In W heaton for the emot ionally disturbed and
m ad(' Red Cross bo xes, Christmas stockings, Easter Baskets,
and comic books fo r hospita ls and orphanages. G-Tcens also
co-sponsorcd thc:mnu::i l C hristm asCind lclightScrvicc and the
g irl -ask-boy formal in February, the H eart H o p.
U /110 right: Diane Hilgert, Dace Krasthlns, Marsha Clato r, Joan Corliss, Pat Baum
Monitors
Fim row-Buzz Johnson, Scott Ford, Craig Gower. Setond row-Craig Meier, S1~·c Morgansicrn. Third row-Tom Jones
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L' Alliance Francaise
To promote interest in French customs and activities,
('alliance Francaise has had various programs, including a
French daisy sale and Game night. Another exciting event
wasthetriptothe French restau rant, Maison Michelle's, and
a side·trip down Old Town's Wells Street. Culminating the
year's activities was the French potluck dinner.
Pan American League
PAL offers a variety of interesting activities to Spanish
students . These include hearing speakers from Spanish speaking countries, selling at games, and constructing a H omecoming float. This year PAL also sold candy-filled pinatas
at Christmas as a money-making project. Jn bringing a "Span·
ish fla ir" to G lenbard PAL creates a better understanding
of people and customs of Spanish speaking countries.
Uf11oritht: GayGiven,laurie OcFranco,LynnErickson.
Der Deutsche Verein
The primary objective of Gennan Club is to bring a
greater understanding of German culture to all interested
students. Thisyea rthcclubheld its traditional taffy apple sale,
made an excursion to the German sect ion of Chicago, and
celebrated the annual " Oktoberfest" and "Weihnactsfest."
Latin Club
Comprised of only third and fou rth rear Latin scholars,
Latin Club holds its meetings during class once a month.
Highlighting this yea r's activities was the Latin banquet,
March 13. Toga-clad students posing as Romans enjoyed
a three-course meal while fe llow students provided amazing
entertainment. At the end of the year, Latin Club also awards
a scholarshiptooneofitsmembers.
!Yonl row-Wendy Dillkcn, Marlies Noll, Loi1 Kli oe. B.d row-Muk Roudane, Russ Hue.
St11ltd: C.athy Luginbill, Sue Larman. S111ndi11t: Barb L7neis, Gierut
Harder, Maryjo Monahan
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National Thespians
RUSSIAN CLUB, U/1 to right: Steo.·c Venturoni; Georgia Kraus; Steve Blacburn; Debbie Diedrich; Terry Gaddcy, pres.
'Lectron League
Lectron U.Jgue is open to all Glenbard students with an
interest in elect ronics. This year, th e accent was on radioclectronics, with half of the members getting amateur radio
Jicensesandcall lctters.Withthe help oftheelectronicslab's
test equipment, experimentation h as proved valu;ible and in-
Russian Club
One of the newer dubs at Glenbard, Russim Club was
o rganized with the purpose of gaining a deeper understanding
of the Soviet Union by learning about its customs, econo~y.
history, and most o f all, its language. Mr. K.ochka was the
advisor and only Russian students were allowed to join.
formati ve.
'LECTRON LEAGUE, U/1 to right: Jim Blue, Jim Harper, Gary Gardner, Steve Moreen, Doug C.Olliru. Not piu11rtd: Did: Jackson, pres.
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Row 1-B. Billings, M. Pinknus, C. C.Ox, B. Ericson, V. Santschi . L. Haas, S. Gilstrap, 8. Benedict. C. Melke, 8. Hood, A. Schwanke, K. Petersen,
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~iedmh, M. Herr, P. Clarie, M. Mouse, P. Creanza, B. Plane, R. Laing, D. Marsh, M. Schwanke, j. Mercer, J. Johansen, Z. Collins, M. Miles, S.
Pmlchous, C. Kowal, S. Eaw~y. K. Mul-rknlan n, K. Harris. S. Tunga!e, D. Bruhns, S. Fearn, M. Madden, L Nack. Row J-C. Nordwmd, S. Jones, K.
Johansen, C. McCray, C. Pulse, M. Mueller, D. Duck, D. Li vesay, S. Kafka, C. H ill, G. Krogh, R. Hare, T . Volt:aggio, G. Boylan. S. Bromann, R,
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Choir
The choir and the various other vocal groups comprise one of Glenbard's largest and
most successful organizations. The concerts they sing are numerous--Chrisbnas, Candlelight Service, Parent's Night, Rotary Club and Spring Concerts. During the daily meetings
this year, besides practicing for concerts, the members planned their other activities such
as first place float for the Homecoming Parade and the cutting of a Christmas record with
Delta Records. Choir fulfills its purpose well, that of singing and ser;ving the school with
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accompa nist JaneScryker.
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T he Orchestra's music:il accomplish ments included two
concerts at Christmas and two
inthcspring. Fund raisingfor
scholarships and the Oshkosh
tour was accomplished by
brownie sales, children's fi lms,
and a social in Bicstcr Gym .
Thi s year for the first time, an
Orchestra fl oat appea red in the
Homecoming Parade
Orchestra
BAND OFFICERS, front row: Stt'phanit Smith, historian; Karen Fi(']d, librari•n;
librarian;
Char~ene Johnson, pres.; Giro1yn Picerno, vicc-prt:s. Butk row-Sue Hesz,
Joe ~ h imkus, props manager; Connie Duke, sec.; Lynn Johnson, li brarian
First row-P. Shepard, L. Caldwe ll, K. Keim, P. Amund~ . Suo>1d row-}. Tisinai, T. Capps, B. Bussman,
C. D'Addio, R. Robertson, M . Aste, R. Stoll, ). F o~ter. H. Shepard. T hi1d row-). Blomgren, J. Kahl, M
Thompson, C. Escolt. K. Field, C. Holland, S. Htsz, S. Cltgg, C. Wood, J. Babb, S. Crumrint. Fo1mh
row- A. Williams, A. Moyer, E. Shimkus. B. Reily, J . Earll, ). Hirdw:r1, W . Kovach, B. Stone, M. Blakt.
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ORC:HESTRA. OF.FICERS, fi11t ~ow:. Louise Qildwcll, pres.;
Carn Escou, llbra na n; Sue Hesz, librarian; Jta n Foster, librarian
Sero11drow--Brenda Guthrie, historian; Candy Wood, historian;
PeF.gySheppard, sec.;BarbShcppard,h1s1orian.Third row-~~s~~e~i~~~~t, treas. ; Jack Wunder, vice-pres.; Joe Shimkus,
Band
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Photography
Club
Office Aides
These gi rls who work in the office give up thei r
studyhallstodel iverpasses,collectcards,and todis·
t ributeabsence listsandbulletins.
T his yea r the d ub tried to teach
its members new photogrnphy
melhods. The )"Car started with
classes after school on different
aspCC'ts of photograph)'· Although
membership g rew from last ye:lr
they still suffe red from Jack of
Pirsl row-L. Berenschot, L. Nelson. Serond row-0
McCumber, J. Roop, P. Bush, C. Gehringer, S. Fifer, D
Spencer. Third ~ow-V. Rosenburg, P. Ealda, S. Waterbury,
D . Fagan, B. Becker, D. Thompton. Fo1u1h row-). Gue.
bud, R. Robinson, J. Pope, J. Galattc, A. Wattis. F1J1h
row-S. Follett, S. Archer,
J.
activemcml~ rs
Thompson. Sixth row-P.
Amundsen, M. Laffey, S. Johnson, P. N e<"kar, }. Murphy.
Sevtnlh row-L. Fosdick, L. Zuber, L. Rou pp, D . Lenard,
G . Mi1\s, C. Glawe. Eighth row-8 . Wickwi re, K. Fred·
man, A. Plane, S. K lug, N . Gorman, R. McGrath, M
Unfield. Nmth row--C. J udd, M. McKay, H . Howe, B.
Picken, B. Keyes. Tn1th mw-A . Simmons, M. Ktith,
S. Michels, A. Nicolls, C. Allegretti.
Phi Beta Chi
Nurse's Aides
the year
Students who work in the
H ealth Service have many responsibi lities. They are ininvolved in patient care, maintcnanceoffirstaidsu pplics,
and minor clerical duties.
Many of them arc interested
in ca retrs in the para-med ical
field . They a.re selected as
aideson the basisof ch:rn1cter,
interest, and grade average.
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Ga ry Minter, Coordina!or; Jim Shanks, T im Wason, Mike Blake, Gary Gardne r. Jim N ewman, Frank Marsala
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Pirsl tow-M. Rassmusse n, L.
Strainer, Barb Du1ch, C. Shanel.
Suond row-B. Stewart, M. Nielson, D . Kukl a, L. C.arlson, B
Beran. Third ro -D . Crouch, S
Chiodo, A. W aois. Po11rtb rowC. Lightfoot, P . Anderson, S. Bird,
S. Svenson, D . Rust
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Le/11origb1:MalinMarlin,pres.: JohnKlang,vice.pres.
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Rifle Club
B. Griffiths, S. Kafka, R. lloylc, K. Reimer, T . C:i.mpbdl, B. Daboll, T . Rap11 , P. M:1<ll..,y, M. Mi l~-s . l'iftb mu~ r-.t. Mouse, ~I. Alspau,i.:h, S. l·IJ<lk-y. D
Da vis, J. Kenan!, 0 . Ellis, P. Clark, H. Tuck t-r, A. Folleu , D . Kr:i.u s, 0 . Ma rsh, J. Mulholbn<I, I'. Raffnt)', L Yacklc)', E. C arda, R. Weslpahl.
B. Bone.le, D. Pete rson, P. Leigh, M. Schwanke. Sixth ,ow-D . Bower, M . U1 zi ng~· r, R. H ubhar.l, C Coc:hc r~h. R. Brun<la,i.:e, M. Dyer, p . Westphal.
) . Gilbe rt, J. McC:irron
An annual attraction to Glcnbard students is the N .R.A.
sponsored Rifl e Club. W cdncsdaynigh tthcgroupgathers with
average attendance of 20-30 boys to learn gun safety from
dub inst mctor, Mr. Wm. Joh nson. They shoot for about 90
minutes and have learned thesafcwaytomakethemostof it.
The more accurate shooters fire for N.R.A. awards. This year
the first Expert Marksman badge was awarded to Malin
Martin.
Senior Men
Ski Club
Cl~)~eh~~ 0~!~11~:~~~~·~1l'.~:fr~:~ ~~~~~~~ti~~~i~~ein fa~~~~ rr~~
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beginner to expert. During the sk i season the club made five
trips toWiscnnsin ski :m:as with about 75 to 100 signed-up
for each excursion. As stated in its constitution, the purpose
of Ski Club is to stimul ate interest in skiing as a recreation, and
~~str';~~e ~~/or~~7r~ff~~O~lc~~~r<~~t~Scdat S~e d1~bCS~a~}()~S;~!~
~:~r~o~~~ ~i~~~i~k'.~~e~:i ~~u~1~~~e$~~~d ~~p ~::r.~~i
Under the G reen and White Plungers the Senior M en's
Cheering Se.ction chanted and ho llered it s way through ~ J e n ­
bard At hlet ic Seasons. Though the group's actions and inten ·
tions were often questioned by f.acu lty and stud ents aH.k e, it
~~~e~~~~~~I ~~c~1~~d~~~;~1~5nt~tl~11~~; :V~~~s 1~e~~c~~n':~:h~~~
scasonwouldhavcbeenquite li fclcss
Receptionists
Club h as been rcs1}()ns1ble fo r maki ng sk11ng a favo rite pas·
timeformanyGlenha rd students.
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Vi su:i l Arts Club is a service duh for
art ent husiasts who are interested in
pract ical functions of visual art. The
club was irwolvcd this year in such
activities as College Night, designing
program rovers, a Christmas sale, and
purchasing books to form a library
National Merit Scholars
Ltj1 10 rixh1: Carol Mclka, pres.; Jc-an Foster,
irru.; Carol COt', vict·prcs.; nol pir1111d: Linda
W illett, sec
Trainers
Du rini.: this year, the Glcnb;ird West trainers supervised hy Mr. Rich:ml Nordmeyer,
prcvcnlcll and trcatt"d athletic injurit'S \':trying frcm hlis!crs to broken bones. The
training room is one of the busiest locations in Glcnhard, with most of the athletes
participating in interscholastic sports rC'Cciving some sort of tapi ng su pport. The trainers
pl aycdavital rolcinprc11aringt hc T oppc rsforbattlc.
IA"fl lo ril!,hl: Craig !\lckr, Bob Merrick, J im Tolley, Luke Yackley, Randy Burmeister, Phil Oshomc, Scou Williams.
It's Academic
An unprecedented 12 G lenbard sen iors received top honors this year as they were
named 1968 National Merit Scho larship Semi-Final ists. By qualifying in such cutthroat
competition, these talented T oppers ranked in the top I % of all '68 seniors in the nation,
and the un usua lly high number o f semi-fi nalists proved that Glenbard is an institution
of considerable scholarshi p.
This year's team of quick-witted intellectuals consisted of seniors Chris Angerman n; David Marsh , captain; and
James Thomson, with alternates Bruce
Dreyfus, Glenn Harder, and Walt Ruby.
After several practice sessions with Coach
David MacPherson, the trio taped two
showsinoneweekend.OnSatu rdayG lenbard applied the pressure in the final
rounds to smash their opponents.
GlenbardWest
390
Evergreen Park
Maine W est
Next day, the victors returned and ed~ed
past their adversa ries ina tense final
round .
Glenbani West
310
Ri verside Brookfield
30'.'i
St. Edward
265
However, the accuracy o f the team
failed them i nt~ earl y rounds of thei r
third match, and Glenbard placed second
only through an ~t reme effort in the
fina l rou nd
Aurora W est
Glenbard West
Elgin
The team, however, earned a total of
$225 for thei r alma mater.
U/1 to righl: James Thomson; Da"id Marsh, captain; Chris Angermann.
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Mu Alpha Theta
First row--Chris Angc rm:rnn, ' 'k c pres.; Kurt Hirchcn, prl~. ; Jerry Eastma n, scc.-t reas. Suo11d ro-Jody
Chu c, laura Fosdick, Mik e: Johns, Kn s Kri ck, G Jy G il't·n, Wlm ly Darh'll, Lori Jacobst-n, Carol Haas. Thml
row- Jim Batck, Rich Bu~ho, Gary Minter, Uvb Bon<ll". Mary i\ knzit-s, Barb Fowler, Lintb Rttd, Dave:
Rahbe rs, Ma c Sch wan k<', D~ •· id Marsh
Helladians
H el/adi:m s, s11o nsorcd by Mr. DluJ.:opolsk i, is the Castle's youn,.:<.'S t hono r
'I11c
Hclladians is lo
and unite the G lcnb:ircl stuthc fi eld of art and promote
l-l cll ad i an' ~ activi ties this r ear
at :1thlctic events, set ting
thc <: om""'"" "'' "'dcmrations.
National Honor Society
The National Honor Society is an honorary group of students elected from
theupper segmentoftheirclassbythe facuJty. Juniors and seniorsare diosen
in the sp ring each year. The society sponsors a scholarship for which it under·
takcsmoney-makingprojcctst hroughouttheyear.
Quill and Scroll
Quill and Scroll is the nationa l hono rary journalistic society. Its membe rs :i.rc
juniors and seniors who have wo rked on hig h school ncwsp:i per :md yc:ir book
staffs:lnd have ea rned a spttific number ofscrvicc points.
Although Masayuki Genta, our AFSer from Amag·
asaki , Japan, served as a Student's League represent·
alive and a member of choir, he was probably better
known for his perfo rmance in the Variety Show. A
warm and happy person whose friendship is valued
by many, Massey stayed in the home of Mark Miles.
Hos t Mark Mi ks and Massey Gm·
Brigitte Schwartzkopf. our AFS student from
Kelli nghuscn, Germany, spent this year with
Sue Sellers' fami ly. Easi ly recognized by her
constant smile, she was an active participant in
C AA , German Club, :md choir. Brigitte enjoyed
particu larly thefriendlinessandnaturalnessof
Americinteachersand students.
Brigitte Schwartikopf and her hostess Sue with their parents, Mr. aod Mn. William Sdlen.
A.F.S. Students
Jami Recd, past American·Abroad returned to
Glenbard in January to tell about the way of
life in Melbourne, Australia. W hile spending
a year with an Australian family, she attended
Methodist l adies' College in Kew. Jami's family
isnow hostingSue Evans.
Having moved to Glen Ellyn at the
semester, Sue Evans, AFS student from Mel·
bourne, Australia, added new life to Glen·
bard's AFS Committee. Enthusiastic and
spontaneous, she read ily participated in
G\enbard activities, moderating the AFS
Day Convo, attending Students' l eague and
the Negro History cour:se, and performi ng
with Jami in the Variety Show.
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DEAN W . STOAKES
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WILLIAM DUTCH,
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Principal
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Dean of Students
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MARY ANN ANHOLT
Secretary
ELEANO R ARLEN
Gi rls· Ph ysica l Ed ucation
MA URl.EA BABB
G ui dance
DAVE BILLINGS
G uidance
RICHARD BLOXAM
Mathematics
SARA RUS H
GRAC E CARLSON
CAROLYN CARR
En,i:hsh
En,i: lish
Secretary
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BARBARA BARNABY
Fo reign La nguage
HUGO DAHM
Busi1wss EJun ti on
MARY BOX
G irls· Phys ica\Educa1ion
CATHY DAV IS
English
RU1.H CHARLES
Secretary
JAMES CORSO
En,i:lish and Forcign
Langu a.i;e
V IRGINIA DAV IS
Mathematics
EUGENE Dt-C LARK
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Foreign Language
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EDWARD
Ar? LUGOPOLSKI
ELEANORE DOWLING
English
WILLIAM D UCHON
Boys' Physical Education
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OON ELMORE
Buildin,i; Sc:rvkes
GERA J.D\NE GREEN
Secretary
ERI CKSON
MERLIN ESCOTT
Music
CONRAD E1TL
Boys' Physical Education
CLYDE FIN KE
Scfrnce
VERLA FINKE
Secretary
DORLINE GADDEY
Sttretary
GEORGE HA AS
Industria l Arts
MARIAN HAKE
En,i;lish
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WALDEN H AUFF
Foreign Language
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JAMES HAY ES
English
RONALD HIBLE
En,dish
FAYE HOMR TGHOUS
English
VIRGINIA GANNON
En,i;lish
DON KARAMITSOS
Driu:r E<luc:ition
RICHARD HARRIS
Psychologist
JANE HEBEL
Foreign Language
CLEVELAND HOLMES
Mat hematics
MARIETIA HENRY
Guid1nce
MARGUERITE KLANG
Sccrernry
GERTR UDE
LEFFINGWELL
Foreignl.anguage
JE ROME KOCHKA
Foreign Langu1ge
English
MARY KRUSE
BusinessEduc:ation
TED LEITZ
Guidance
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W ILLARD LONG
lmluMrial Arc s
JA CK PHIU.lPS
CAECI LI E PIEPER
DOROTH Y POLING
BERNICE PONO
Spt"t"Ch
ForeignLnn,1.:uage
En,1dish
English
JOE MORGAN
En,1.:li ~h
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RO\'(f AN MUNSON
Social Science
S<"i('nce
DORIS PARR
English
GEORGE PASLASKI
&irnce
~~u~i~E"SCHRAMER
ELIZABETH SCOT!'
Eng lish
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DORIS PETERSON
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~l~RGARET TATAKIS
RICHARD
M:;~ ITECOTION
GARY WILLIAMS
Science
H ELEN WENDLING
Guidance
WARREN WI LTSIE
Bors' Physica!Educ1don
HELEN WH ITE
Librarian
MARY WH ITE
M athema1ics
PAUL YA.EGER
Spe«h, Orama
N o1pir111m i :
lORElTA OeLONG
Bookstore
DAVID KWIATKOWSKI
Social Science
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JAMES WATI"S
Science
ALAN ZAREMBA
Ind. Arts
JER ILY N TA TJE
Girl$' Physical Education
PARA. PROFESSIONALS
Uf11ori1.h1:
NED TURNER
Forci1-tnl..:in1-tuage
MARY ANN U LLRICH
BRUCE VIERNOW
Foreign Language
Busines$ Education
DOLORES WARD
BARBARA WETMER,
MARGARET BUSH,
ROXANNE McKINNEY,
OOROTH Y CLEA VERDON
Foreign language
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In Memoriam
essen:::~LY~ LARKIN
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Chris Allegretti
Jeff Allen
Mike Alspaugh
Pam Amundsen
Chris Angcrmann
Linda Appleberry
Sandy Archer
Bob Arenberg
Jean Arnold
Randy Awker
Richard Baer
Deborah Barr
john Bauer
Beth Becker
James Becker
T homas Becker
Douglas Begley
KurtBellock
Gerrilyn&mister
Barbara Benedict
Linda Berenschot
Ca rroll Berman
Betty Bertrand
Charles Bettisworth
Susan Bird
Holly Bishop
Michael Blake
Cora Blank
Judy Blechman
Paul Blettner
James Blomgren
Ellen Bluck:
James Boedecker
Christine Boehme
An n Boisclair
Robert Bonde
David Bower
James Bowles
Richard Boyle
Susan Brierton
Douglas Brittin
Laura Bro
CraigBromann
John Bromley
Barbara Brown
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Wi ll iam Brusman
SallyBulleit
Priscilla Burdick
Richard Buscho
Peggy Bush
Mary Ca ldwell
Kelly Campbell
Thomas Campbell
Oralle Carlson
Janet Carroll
Raymond Castic
Jerry Chadwick
Jody Chase
Bruce Chouinard
Paul Clark
Susan Clegg
Carol Coe
Paul Cocbcrgh
George Coleman
Trudi Colley
Beth Conley
Kim Copelan
Joan Corliss
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Carol Cox
Karen Crump
William D aboll
Jeffery Daly
LauraD'Andrea
Wendy Darken
Martha D evore
Krys Otgenhard t
Denise Oilton
Dale Davis
John Davis
Richard Davi s
Jeffery Deaver
Janet O eboever
Laurie D efranco
Robyn Oi n!,>WCll
Constance Duke
Wi lliam Doerries
Bruce Dreyfu ss
Bruce Drye
Bruce D uncan
James Dunning
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William Dutch
Michael Dyer
Gail Earley
Ca rolyn Escott
T homas Earll
Sue Evans
J erry Eastman
Donna Ebert
Vicki Faulkner
Sandra Fea rn
Linda Field
Susan Fifer
WtlliamEichenberger
Joan Eldridge
W ill iam Elle rman
David Ellis
Jane Finch
W illiam Fleming
Bonnie Erickson
Alan Follett
Lynn Erickson
Sharon Follett
Thomas Forster
Laura Fosdick
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Mary Frank
KarcnFredman
SusanFreedlund
MasayukiGcnta
LisaGernand
KayG hcradini
Karen Friedel
Claudia Frost
T crry Gaddey
James Gilbert
frank Giunta
Gay Given
Al:inGalattc
Enoch Garcia
Jan Gardner
SusanGl:issman
Bruce Golder
JamesGooclwill ic
Michae\ cGart~
PatriciaGawthrop
Lynn Gehrke
BarbaraGosi n
Nancy Grant
Deborah Gray
Connie G reger
Gary Gregg
Wi ll iam Griffiths
Daniel Halt
JancGuch:ird
Kennet h Hambleton
PamclaGurnt.'Y
Chris Hannafan
Richard Gustavson
Mark H:msdmann
Fred Hansen
Deborah Hanson
C.uol Haas
Scott Haberman
Philip Had ley
Glenn Harder
Steven Hadley
Thomas Harmon
Robert Hahs
JulieHallden
John Havlin
Christine Hayek
Sandy Hebenstreit
Jeanne Hebert
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S;indr;1 Hellg ren
Lee Hend rickson
Kathlcen Hcrn :m dcz
Candice Higley
Marc Henry
}runes H iklebrandt
Anna Holmg ren
O:ivid H oneycutt
B:irb:i ra Hood
John Hoppesch
John Houk
Deborah Howell
Mary Hill
Steven Hill
D eborah Hoyer
G rant H ubba rd
Sue Hubka
Charles Hi11
Stephen Hoffmann
Ron Hynes
Mark Ing ram
Craig Hjorth
Michael Hughes
Kurt H irchcrt
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Gregory Jackson
Pamcla Jacobs
Loretta J acobson
Ron Janik
Cat herine Jay
Marlenc jchs
Jeffrey Jens
Kay Johansen
Michel Johns
Blaze Johnson
Bruce Johnson
Charlene Johnson
Robert Johnston
Allan Jones
Brad Jones
Ca rli sle Judd
StanlceKafka
GaryKanara
John Kanun
Thomas Keiser
Mary Kei th
Richard Kelley
John Kennard
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Cla rk Kerr
KathleenKicch
Lynda Kincaid
Douglas Kracke
Will iam Krantz
Dace Krastkalns
Alison King
Kevin King
Susan Kinnemann
David Kraus
Russell Kreitzer
Kristine Krick
Joseph Kinser
Charles Kl ang
Jill Klein
Jesse Krueger
Danie!Kuntze
Dennis Kurzawa
Michael Kollar
JeanKonda
Roann Kopel
Mary Laffey
Janet lane
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Suzanne Larmon
Ruth Laug hl in
John Lefevre
Susanleibacher
John Leigh
Michael Leist
l ee Lemke
Kathleen Lemmer
Margaret Leshe r
Julie Less
Karen Lindberg
Steve Liszak
David Livesay
Nicls Loechcll
John Logan
Susan Lorenzo
Raymond Ludwig
SandraLukey
Kim Lundgren
Rita McGrath
Sally Mc intyre
Maureen McKay
Donald Mcl eese
Janct McNulty
Joan M ackie
N ancyMa\ctich
Marlena Malmstedt
Judy Manders
Gai\eMangion
Jill Manning
Rochelle Manning
Karla Mansfield
K irk Mang
Joseph Markham
James Marquess
James Marsala
David Marsh
Fred Marshall
Hope Martin
Janice M artin
Pamcl :L Martin
Penny Martin
Bruce Masek
Gai l Mason
Bonnie Maxwell
Doug Mayfield
Mary Menzies
Robert Merrick
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C:trol Mcycr
Connie Meyer
Joanne Moore
Lisabet h Mielke
Ceci ly Mooring
Pctc Mign in
Mark Miles
Gai l Moreen
David Morgan
Denn is Morgan
Steven Morgenstern
Marsha Miller
Myra Miller
Gail Mills
Ph ill ip Morrow
Gary Minter
Jan Mulholland
Margaret Molitor
Mary Jo Monahan
James Murphy
Joan Muzzey
I.au ra Nack
Gary Nawrocki
Jack Nelson
Janet Nelson
Jan Palmquist
Me redithPande
Pat ricia Parsons
Ch risti na.Ncihaus
Laurel Nelson
Penelope Newberry
Robert Pearce
Christine Pearson
Dennis Pecina
Kristi Nelson
Anne Nicolls
CarolcNordwind
Thomas Norris
Jennifer Peden
K aren Pedersen
Dennis Perri
Karen Olsen
James Page
Peggy Palka
Scott Persson
David Peterson
Karen Peterson
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Carolyn Picerno
Michael Pickering
Thomas Rapp
Beth Pickett
Steven Rasmussen
Justina Pinkous
Barbara Recd
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Linda Recd
Karen Richards
Keith Pokorny
Linda Putnam
David Quin ley
Charles Rieber
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Wendy Ristau
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Malcolm Robertson
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Barb.ua Ross
Walte r Ruby
Barbara Russell
Barbara Ruzicka
Linda Ruopp
Toby Scott
MikeSeggersyn
Susan Sellers
Linda Senor
James Shanks
Stephen ShC'a han
Peter Schmidt
T im Shelley
Joseph Shimkus
John Schmidt
James Sh illington
Louis Scarfo.ti
Brig itte Schwarzkopf
Stephanie Shue
Arlene Simmons
Mac Schwanke
Donna Sabers
Clif fo rd Schoenenberger
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M ary Slavin
Rickard Slayton
D ianne Sparks
laura Stanko
Rosalinda Stevenson
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Conn ie Smith
Phillip Smith
Barbara Stcw:ut
Judith Stockhaus
Pat ricia Stroud
DonnaS\eckman
Willi am Smith
Brad ley Smits
Kathlcen Suchomel
Ralph T apper
Todd Tattershall
Stephen Smith
Mike Sokolowski
Jay Spaulding
Richard Thomas
Jennifer Thompson
Patricia Thompson
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Diane Thornton
Thomas Thrall
Richard Traber
Barry Vaughan
Kent Vincent
Jeffrey Voight
Susan T roost
Bill Truesdell
Gerald Tucker
Brenda Vysc
Linda Wagner
Richard Wallace
Michael Utzinger
Ca rol Valenta
G regVana
Kathryn Walter
Jeanie Warren
Bob W ass
Donna Van Alstin
Cha rles Van Beveren
Paul Van Gorder
Nancy Watrous
AnnWattis
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Ka ren W eibel
Wendy West
Donald Wilson
Douglas Wilson
David W estphal
Robert Westphal
Patricia Wilson
Gloria Wetzel
Jan Wiltsie
Lynn W ithers
Allyn Wittke
Norman Wewetzer
Dennis White
Bruce W hiteside
Elizabet h Woods
Norma Wilcox
Bobette Woodward
Linda Willett
Carolyn Wilson
Steven Young
Luke Yack ley
Linda Zuber
Doug Simpson
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Football I, 2; DaS<'. ball 1; lhshthall
1; Track 2
AL'\f'AUGl-I, /\llK/i Natio11:1I T hcspi.ms
4; Key Club 2, 3, 4 ; Stm l.cn~s League
l ; Foot hall I, 2, 3; Choir 3, 4;
N .M.S.Q.T. L<:ttt·r of Commendation;
Honor roll 6
AMUNDSEN, PAM Pep Cluh I, 2, .3;
G.A .A. I ; Student's Ll·ai.:11e 2; OH ire
~klp4 ; 0rch cstra I, 2, 3,-1; Honor roll
Bl:~'TISlli'OlffH , CHllRU!S W n·stling
/HUD. SllSAN Pcp Cluh I, 2, 3; GTl-cns I, 2. 3; G .A.A. I , 2, 3; Phootw:1phy 3,-1,St·c. 4; Nurscs Ai<I 3,4;
Honor roll 3
G ·Tecns I , 2, 3, 4;
llttl'fl 3,4
/JU:C///\l / IN, Jfl DY G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4;
~e.1~!~.ul~ ;?.,A\~. ~1;il~~;,~t ;,,rr~I :.· ~~
Ill inois St.1te Scholar; Honor ro ll 9
BL01\I GIUiN 1 JAMES German Cluh I ,
2; nifl" 2, 3, 4 ; Phi Beta Chi 3, 4;
rhoi r 2, 3,4; 111 inoisStateScho lar;
Honor roll 7
BUICK, l:LLl!.N
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130/:D l:'CKl!R. JAME~ l.:itin Cluh 3, 4;
Phi B('ta Ch i 4; Mu Alpha Theta 4;
1-!onorrol[\ 2
1, 2. 3; Ski\, 4; Checrleadcr4 ; N .1-1 .S
3,4; Varit·1rShow2; Musical 3; Choir
3, 4, St-c. -1 : Honor roll 6
BU /WICK , l'UISCILLA Pep Cluh 2.• 3,
4; Ski 3. 4; Tr:msfcrred from B:tmn ~­
ton Consolidated Junior H igh, Barringlon, Ill inois J.m. '66
BUSCHO , RICl-IAIW Mu Alpha Theta
3,4;ScniorClass Treas. 4; F~tball J ,
2, 3, 4 ; B:iskethall 2, 3; Tennis 2, 3;
N .H.S. 3, 4; N .M.S.Q .T . Letter of
Comnlt'nd:llion; Honor roll 14
CALDWELL, MAIO" Pep Club I, 2, 3;
GTccns I, 2, 3. 4; G.A .A. l , 2; T op·
pert·tks2
CAMPBl!LL, Tfl 0 1\I AS Rifle I, 2; G Cluh 3, 4; Footh:i ll 1; T rack 1, 2, 3
CAIU.SON, Ol?ALLI! Pcp Club 1, 2;
G·T l't'ns 4 ; Chorus I, 2; Honor roll 2
CAS'f'IC, RllYJ\IO N D
Chess 2; Choir:\
Phi lleta Chi ti;
CLA/(K l :', Jl:'ANN /N E
G .A.A.; Lihrary Help
Pep
Club;
BOHl1\ll:', Cf/UISTI N I: Phi lkta Chi
4; l3'1r"d 3, 4 ; Transferred from Bridgew:iter·Raritan High Jan . '67
Al/i' KJ:U. l?A N Dl" Hifle l , 2; Photography 2; T enn is 2; lntramurals I, 2, 3.
4; Honor roll ~
BAUt RICH AUD Trark 3; Transferred
from Kirkwood Hi/.!h , Missouri Jan. '67
DARR, Dl:BORA l-I G -T eens 2; Chorus
1, 2; Honor roll I
BAUER, / 01-IN
Phi Beta Chi I, 2, 3,
:: ::;~;Ttt.1.·~~. ~:ttrtn i1l~:e;;
01ess 3, 4; Golf I , 2, 3, 4
JJAUM, PllTIOCIA p,.p Club 2, 3, 4;
J .R.C. 1, 2, 3,4; German Club 2, 3, 4
/J/:.CKEU, lll!'f'fl G-T l·ens 2, 3, 4, Coun-
~i:o~\t~r·~t6/f'ic~; ~~.\'p ~ub
lll:CKl:R . THOMAS
Gymnastics I
I, 2, 3, 4;
V.A .C. 2, 3, 4;
llliCLEY, DOUGLAS Rifle 4; Photography 4; Honor roll 2
llHLOCK, KURT H i-Y 4; G·Club 3,
4; Footha ll 2, 3, 4, Co·Capt. 4, All
Conferencc; Wrestling 3, 4, Capt. 4,
All Conference 3, 4
BENEDICT, BARBARA G.A.A. I, 2, 3;
G-Teens I; Choi r 2, 3, 4
BERMA N, CARROLL Pep Club I , 2, 3,
4; G.A.A. I ; Phi Beta Chi
BERTRAND, BETTY Pep Club I, 2, 3,
4; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; G-Tccns 3, 4;
FT.A. I, 2, 3, 4, Council Member 2,
Sec. 3, V.P. 4; Ski 2, 3; Orchesis r,2;
P.A.L 3
168
130N fJl i, IWBElff Nationa l Thespians
1
11
1
3
;: ;,:
l.et1er o f Commt·11Clat ion
:; ~~. 1 1)!:~ ~;'l 1~~a1 \ N~~~~8~·
1
1
Baseball I, 2, 3, 4; Honor roll 4
BOl'LI!, RICHARD
3, 4
Hi-Y 4; Baseball
Bl~~;~~~;·~."~. ~~~~ 4, ~l~tt~1~t:;
1
2, 4 ; Phi Beta Chi 2, 3, 4; X.E.M . 4;
Thespians Play 2, 3, 4; N .H.S.; Honor
roll 12
BIUTTIN, DOUGL AS G -Club 3, 4;
Footba ll 4; Band 3; Honor roll 2;
Transferred from Burlington High ;
Burlington, Vt. Jan. '67
BROMA N, CRA IG Hi -Y I , 2, 3, 4,
Treas. 4; P.A. L 2, 3, 4; N. H.S. 4;
BaS<'. ba ll I , 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3,
4; Honor roll 4
BR01\ILD', JOH N P.A.L 2, 3; Gymnastics I, 2; lntramurals; Honor roll 3
BIWll'.'N, BARBA /VI
G.A.A. 1, 2, 3,
t~a~~f;scc~~b3;1h~~~~\ ~:~~~~Ii;,"~~
Honor roll 4
BRUSMAN, WILLIAM Ill inois State
Scholar; Honorroll6 ; Transferredfrom
Elkhart High, Elkhart, Indiana
BULLEIT, SALLY Pep Club I, 2, 3, 4,
Council 2, 3; G-Teens I , 2, 4 ; G.A.A.
DEGENHARDT, KR \'\ 1 , Tecns I, 2,
3,4;G.A.A . I, 2; P•pCluh I, 2, 3,4;
Choir 2, 3, 4; S1udu1t\ League I, 2 ;
Musical I
DeROSA, DENN IS Ii i Y 2, 3; Baseba ll
2;Wrcstl ing2; 1nlr:unur.ils
DEVORE, MARTH A G-T L-cns 1, 2, 3;
Pep Club I, 2; G.A.A . l , 2, 3, 4,
Sportsboard 2; Pim111d e 4 ; Cho ir 2, 3,
'11 ; Ill inois Statc Schobr; Honor roll 6
OILTON, DENIS!: F.T .A. 4; Transferred from Patt on\'i lk Hi.t:h, St. Louis,
Mi ssouriSept . '67
DIN GIJ7ELL, ROBl'N P.A.L. 2, 3, S<.'C.Trcas. 4; A.F.S. .-f ;Nat iona l Thespia ns
3, 4; Pep Club 3, 4; N. H.S. 3, 4; 0 1oi r
3, 4; Honor roll 6; Transferred from
Decat ur Hig h, Dt'Calur, Illinois Sept
'66
4
CO H!l!RG/-1, PAl/L Gcnnan Club I, 2;
~~:1 ~!p:1.a i.' 1;~,:~~·~\-~r~::l~t~c~~;,~ 1 ~;
roll1 4
3. 4;
3,4;
3,4;
130 11'1 1£1?. DAVllJ Ph i Beta Ch i 4; Ch('ss
I, 2, 3; Honor rol l I
BOr4~ 1:~~:~: =1~ 2~3~~~bJ~l~t\i,~i-~
DEFRANCO, LAURI/
G-Tcens 2; F.T.A. l ,
',;"ise 3, tl , Scc. 4; Choru \
DOERRll:S, If/ ILL/ AM G -Club 3, 4;
H i-YI , 2, 3, 4; Footba ll I, 2, 3, 4,
Co-Capt. 4; Baseball I, 2; Wrest ling I,
llOISCL!llR , /I N N X .E.M . 3. Sec. 3;
Choir 2, 3, 4 ; Girls Ensemble 3, 4;
~a~:~l ~:~p~~;i~~;,~ ~\ 7.io~rs~Ji
ketball Mgr. I , 2, .; ; f>i1111t1rle 4;
N.M .S.Q.T. Semiri n:1!i,1 ; Ill inois State
Scho lar,Semi -finalist, ll 1111n rroll 13
DOM/JRO, PAUL Transferred from
Western Mi litary Academy Sept. '65
DREYFUSS, DRUCI! German Club I, 2,
3, 4; Ski 2, 3, 4; Kt1' Club 2, 3, -1;
Thespians 1, 2, N at iona l 3,4;Student's
Lcaguc 2,3,4;N. H.S.3 ,4; Football I ,
Gymnastics I ; Tennis !;Cho ir 2, 3,4;
" It's Academic" Alkrn:itc Honor roll
10
COPl:'LAN, Kl /\/ Pep Club I , 2, 3, 4;
Ski 3, 4; A.F.S. 3
CO IWSS, JOAN
J.R.C.
I , 2, 3, 4,
~;.P.F ~i·.~~e\~; ~~rn~~,1~ul~~~1:~'
t
N .H.S. 3, 4; Honor roll 14
0
0
c~~·a~~:C ~c1~· l)t~~~~s i . 3 ~~c~·~;
2
3,4
CRUMP. KA IU!N G.A. A. I , 2, 3, 4,
Counci l 2, 3, Prcs. 4; Pep Club l, 2 ..3;
~ - Teens I ; Hcl ladians 3. 4; Gymnastics
CULi', JEA NNE/TE Pep Club 3; G·
T eens 2, 3; G .A.A . 2
DAROLL, WILLIA/\!
G.Club 3, 4;
~~!~u~' :,; ~{,~~~ ~: ;', ~'; 1·1~~~; ~~11 ~
4
1
D 'AN DREA, LAURA
Pep Cluh
Chof\IS I, 2; Hooor roll 3
4
I;
DARKEN, WEN DY G.A.A . I, 2, 3, 4;
German Club I, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4; Mu
Alpha Theta 2, 3, 4 ; N.H.S. 3, 4;
F.T.A. 1, 2; X.E.M . 2, 3; N.M.S.Q.T
Letter of Commendation; Ill inois State
Scholar; Library Hel p 1; Honor rol l 14
DAVIS JOHN
Key Club 3, 4, V. P. 4;
t!~if ~11:1~ ;~e:~t~;~~~l~n;~ ;,e~~u~a;:
I, :i . 3; lntramurals 4; Chorus 1,
Choir 2, 3, 4
D U'J'Cll . W ILLIAM G -Club 2, 3, 4;
Studen t's Lea,i;ue 1, 2, 3, 4; N.H ..S. 4;
Publ icity Chairman 4; Basketball I , 2,
3, 4; Golf I, 2, 3, 4
EAl?U:}' , GAIL G.A.A. I, 2; Pep Club
I , 2, 3, 4; G·T ccns I ; Ski 2, 3; OlOrus
1,2
EAl?LL, TNOAIAS Rifle I ; Gymnastics
I, 4; Honor roll 5
EAST t\IA N, /EU/ff German Club 2, 3,
4; Mu Alpha Theta4;Studcnt'sLcague
I , 2, 3, 4 ; N. H.S. 3, 4, Pres. 4; C.Q.
Co·Ch:1im1:i.n 3; Human Relations CoChai rman ti ; Choi r 2, 3, 4; Honor ro ll
14
Cheerleader 2; Office Help 4; Chorus
1,2
FINCH, JANE G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4; GT ,-cns 1, 2; Lat in Club 3, 4; T en nis 3,
4; Chorus I , 2; Honor roll 2
FLEi\IJN G, W ILLIAM Honor roll 1;
Transferred from Kelly H igh, Ch icago,
Illi nois Sept. '67
FOLLETT, SH ARON Pep C lub I, 2, 3,
4; Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Capt. 2, CoCapt. 4; G-Tcens I , 2, 3; G.A.A. 1, 2;
~ffice Help 4; N.H.S. 3, 4; Honor roll
FOSDI CK, LAURA G. A.A. I, 2, 3, 4;
Pep C lub 1, 2, 3, 4; Ski 2, 3, 4; Mu
Alpha Theta 3, 4; Grounds Comm. 3,
4;Thespians I, National 2, 3,4; T ennis
3, 4; Office Help 4; Prom Chairma n 3;
N.H.S. 3, 4; Honor roll 14
FRANK, MARY
Transferred from
Bellevi lle West High, Belleville, Illinois Jan. '67
EICHENBERGER, If/ILL/AM Mu Alpha 111et:i. 4; Baskc:t~a l l I , 2; lntr~­
murals I, 2, 3,4; Office Help; Illinois
Stale Scholar; Honor roll I
ELDIUDGI!, /O /IN Forenmners 2, 3,
4 , V.P. 2, Pres. 3; Choir 2, 3, 4
ELLfRAIAN, WILLIAM Key Club 2, 3,
4; Hi -Y 3, 4; Footba ll I, 2, 3, 4; Il linois Stale Scholar ; Honor roll 1
ELLIS, DAVID G-Club ; Gymnastics 1,
2, 3, 4; Trnck I, 2, 3, 4; Band I, 2, 3,
4 , Drum Major 4
fRED1\IAN, KAREN G-Tecns 1, 2, 3,
4; G.A. A. I, 2; Pep Club I, 2, 3, 4;
Student 's League 4; ~espians 2;
Grounds Comm. 2; Promotions Comm,
3; Oiorus 1, 2; Honor roll 4
FREEJ\fAN, SUSAN Student's League
4; T ransferred from Oklahoma Sept.
ERICKSO N, BONN/£ G.A.A. I, 2, 3;
Pt·p C lub 3; Chorus I, 2, Choi r 3, 4;
Honor roll I
FRIEDEL, KAREN
C lub 2, 3
ERICKSO N, LYNN G.A.A. I , 2, 3;
G -Tcens I, 2, 3; Pep Club I ; L'A lliance
Francaise 2, 3, 4 , Treas. 3, Pres. 4;
Honor roll 10
FROST, CLAUDIA Pep Club 1, 2, 3;
F.T.A. 2, 3, 4, Council 4; V.A.C. 2;
G-Teens 3, 4; G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4;
Honor roll I
ESCOTT, CAROLYN
Orchest ra 4;
Transfc rrccl from Glenbard East High ,
Lomb.ud, Illi nois Sept. '67
GALATTE, ALAN G-Club 3, 4; Gymnastics I, 2, 3, 4, Capt. 4
D UK/!., CONSTA NCE G.A.A . I, 2, 3,
4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; L'Alliance Francaise I, 2, 3; Band I , 2, 3,4; Librarian
3, Sec. 4; N.H .S. 4; Honor roll 9
EVANS, SUE Pi 1111t1rle 4; Glen Bard 4;
A.F.S. 4; Transferred from Elsternwick
Methodist Ladies C.Ollegc, Melbourne,
Aust ralia, J an. '68
D UNCAN, BRUCE H i-Y 3, 4; G-Club
3, 4; Basketball I , 2, 3, 4, All Conference 4, Co·Capt. 4
FAULKN ER, VICKI Sk i 2, 3, 4; ~ep
Club I , 2, 3, 4; G .A.A. I , 2, 3; Office
Help; Chorus 1, 2
DUNNING, /A/\1 ES Studcnt's League
I , 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4; Promotions Oiairman 3; Hi -YI , V.P. I; National T hespians 3, 4; Football! , 2, 3; W restling
FEARN, SANDRA
Choir4
Chorus I , 2, · 3,
flHR, SUSAN Pep Oub I, 2, 3, 4, Sec.
4; G-Tcens I, 2, 3, 4; G.A.A.. 1, 2;
'67
G-T ccns 1, 2; Pep
GARCIA, ENOCH Phi Beta Chi 4;
P.A. L 4; Intramurals 2
GARDNER, JAN G -Teens 1, 2, 3; Pep
Club 1, 2; Office Help 3
GARTZ, M I CHAELE Student's League
2, 4; Publicity Comm. 4; G.A.A.. 1, 2,
3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Apprentice Thes·
pian I , 2; Chorus 1, 2, Choi r 3, 4;
N. H .S. 4; Honor roll 9
GAWTHROP, PATRI CIA G.A.A. I, 2,
3; Pep Club 1, 4; Ph i Beta Chi 4; Office
Help 4
Clll/U.K I:, LYNN G.A.A. I, 2; Pep
Cluh I ; G ·Tt'C'ns 2; V.A .C. 2; A.F.S.
3, -1; Thespia ns -1; Office Help 4;
Honor roll 9
C l :"N T A, M 1ISA}'UK I
-1; A.F.S. 4 ; Choir4;
J apan, &:pt. '67
GH!:'R AIJ1N I, KA)'
Pep Cluh I, 2, 3;
Teens 2
GILllHl?'r, / .lfAIH
2; Honor roll I
Student's League
Transferred from
HAMflU:TON, KENNETH Key Club
3, 4: G ·Club 3. 4 ; Latin Club 3, -1;
Intramurals 3,4; Sect. Pres. 4; Golf 3,
4; Basketball Mg r. 3, 4 ; Honor roll I ;
T ransferred from Univ('rsity Hig h, Ur·
bana, lll inois,Scpt.'66
HA NNAl:AN, CH/US
G.A .A. I, 2, 3;
P.A.L. 2, 3; G.
Honor roll 4
HA NSEL/\I ANN, AIAUK Hi-Y 2, 3, 4;
Hl:NDRICKSON, LEE P.A.L. 2; Phi
Bela Chi I , Basketball 4; Ill inois State
Scholar; Honor roll 12
H Of>l'J!SCH , JO!IN S~i ! '. >. 4; Ph i
e~~~ ~hi J . 2, 3, -1 ; l'ho o:_:r.1phy 2, 3,
HERNANDEZ, KATHLEEN T opper·
etl('S 2, 3; Chorus I , 2, 3, Choir 4
H OUK, / Of-I N Gm11.m <!uh 4; Studi:nt's Lt-.lAUe 4; lnlr.1111111.1ls I, 2, 3, 4;
Wrcst linJ,.: 2.3,4 ; <hoir:1.3
3, 4
3,4
gf~i~~·l·l~ip ~; ~~l~de~:~sbL~~gl;~
H UGHl:.S, J\llCH A/:'L Ph i Beta Chi -1 ;
Transferred from \'V'ash inJ,.:IOn CornmunityHi1;;h, WashinJ.:lOn, lll inoi~, Feb.
'67
JNGRA/\I ,
J\1 1/J?K
Ill inois
Scholar; Honor roll 7
CIWGG·. CA RY H i·Y 3, 4; Key Club
4; Footh;t ll J; B:i.st·ba ll Mg r. 2; Wresling 2, 3,4;0ffice Hclp 4; lntrarnurals
1,2,3,4
Tennis 1, 2,
The mighty w•lls of Glcnbard •dd depth to !his group of creative writers.
/ ACO/J, JOll N Human Rd;1tions Comm.
4; Honor roll 10
CUf.IJARD, /A N t:.
Pep Club 3, 4;
Ski 3, 4 ; Counci l 4; G.A .A. 3, 4;
H igh, Wauwatose, Wisconsin, Sept. '66
GURN EY, PAMELA
F.T.A . 2, 3;
F.N.C. 3, 4; G-Te<:ns I ; Apprent ice
Thespian 3, 4; Orchestra
JA CO/JS, PAJ\IJ:L!I
lntramurals; Choir 2, 3,4; Illinois State
:holar ; All School Play4; Honor roil
HILL, CHARLES
Chorus 1, 2, Choir
3,4
HANSEN, FRED G·Club 3, 4 ; Intramurals I , 2, 3; Sect. Pres. I; Wrestling
1, 2,3,4
HILL, MARY V.A .C. 4; G.A.A. 4;
T ransferred from St. Francis H igh,
Wheaton, lllinoisScpt.'67
HILL, STT:VJ~N Rifle 3; N.M.S.Q.T.
letter of Commendation
HADU:.Y , PHILIP Phi Beta Chi 2, 3, 4;
Rifle I , 2; Track I ; Gymnastics I
HANSON, DEBORAH Pep Club I, 2,
3, 4; G-Tccns I ; G.A.A. I , 2, 3, 4;
L'Alliance Francaise 2, 3; Honorroll 10
HARDER, GLENN Ph i Beta Chi l , 2,
3, 4, Pres. 3; Latin Club 3, 4, Pres. 4;
Ski 2, 3, 4, Pres. 3, 4; Russian Club 4;
Mu Alpha Theta 4; "It's Academic"
Alternate 4; N.M.S.Q.T. Letter of Commendation; Honor roll 14
HADLEY, STEVEN Phi Bcta Chi 2, 3,
4; Rifle I ; H i·Y 3; Cross Country 2;
Track I , 2
HAVLJN, JOHN Ski 3; Transferred
from West Chicago High, West Chica!JO, Ill inois Scpt. '66
H AAS, CAROL G.A.A . 2, 3, 4; Ap·
prenlice Th<.-spian I, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club
4 ; F.T.A. 4 ; G-Teens 1; Class Sec. 1,
2, 3, 4; Choir 2, 3, 4; N .H .S. 3, 4;
Mu Alpha Thet a 3, 4; Honor roll 13
HABEl?AIA N, SCOTT H i-Y I, 2, 3, 4;
Basketball! , 2, 3; Golf I , 2, 3; Intramura ls
HAHS, ROBE/ff G -Club 3, 4; Football
3, 4; Transferred from Plainview High,
Plainview, Texas, Sept. '66
H A LLDEN, JUI.IE Transferred from
Rockford West High, Rockford, Illinois
Sept.'67
HALT, DANIEL Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Pres.
4; G·Club 2, 3, 4, Sec.-Treas. 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, ' 4;
All Conference3, 4
State
Cluh I, 2, 3;
4; Student's
Honor rol l I
JACKSON, GU.EGOfW Kq • Club 2, 3,
4, Treas. 3. 4; Pi1111t1dt' ·1; Mu Alpha
Thtta 4; lhskcth.111 2, 3. 4; N .1-1.S.;
Ill inois St.1te Scholar; Honnr roll 14
H AYEK, CHRISTINE
G. A.A. 1, 2, 3
HEBENSTREIT, SANDY
Student's
League I, 3, 4 ; G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4, V.P.
4; G·Teens 1; J.R.C. 2, 3; N.H.S. 3, 4;
A.F.S. 2, 3, 4; Apprentice Thespian 2,
3; Honor roll 14
HEBERT, (EA Nf'.!E Transf~rred from
Custer Hig h, Milwaukee, Wisc. Jan '67
HELLGREN, SA N DRA
Pep Club 3; Ski 3, 4
G.A.A . 1, 2;
HIRCHERT, K URT
Phi Beta Chi I , 2,
~\~~;acE~:~<~~~~a:+ ~;. E~M~~f
13
0
3
Ch!;ir
%M .S.Q.T. Semi-finalist; Honor roll
:;stt~~ra~\.\ ~!a!.'
!·;
~;
H/ORTH, CRAIG G·Club 2, 3, 4; Football l ; Ba..seball l; Wrcstling 1,2,3,4
HOFFMANN, STEPHEN Key Club 4;
N .M,S.Q.T. Letter of Commendation;
Honoi- roll 4; Transferred from Des
Moines, Iowa, Sept. '66
HOLMGft..EN, ANNA G.A.A. 1, 2; Pep
Club 1, 2, 3, 4; G-Teens I , 2; Ski
2, 3, 4; L' Alliance Francaise I
HON EYCUTT, DAVID
Phi Beta Chi
~~S~i:kTS:.n~:t~r~tu~;,mFl~;f~:, 7~~~
'67
J.R.C. I; G.A.A.
~·; iia~rc:1~s~~ ~.; -1~r/.~ ~~~;c~0•1~1~pian
JACOBSON, LORETTA
3, 4; P.A.L. I, 2, 3;
Chorus 1, 2, Choir 3,
Mu Alpha Theta 4;
Honor roll 14
G.A.A . I, 2,
Glen B11rrl 4;
4; N .H.S. 4;
Thespians 4;
JAY, C.tlTH/3.IUN I: Pep Club 2; F.T .A
3, 4; P. A. 1.. 3,4; 13riclge4 ; Honor roll
4; Tr:i.nsferre<l {rom Gk·nbarcl E1st
Hi!Jh, Lombard, Ill inois, Sept. '6'.i
JE~~/~:;~~u~:icle~:.t;\~l~1~e 3J. ~; ~e{.
YI , 2; Golf 2, 3, 4 ; Honor roll 3
JOHA NSEN, KAY G.A.A . I, 2, 3, 4,
Pt·p Cluh t, 2, 3, 4; F.T .A. I, 2, 3;
Forensics 4 ; Variety Show 4; Chorus
2, Choir 3, 4; Apprentice 111cspian
!•
JOHNSON, CHARL/;NE Pep Club I,
2,3,4;G.A.A. l ; N.H.S.4; 13and 2, 3,
4,Lib.3,Pres.4;0rch('stra 1,2,3,Scc.
2, Pres. 3;Choi r 4; Honor roll 13
JOHNSTON, ROBERT Hi ·Y I, 2, 3, 4;
Gr mnastics 1, 2, 3, 4
JON ES, BRAD Key Club 3, 4; Hi.Y
3,4;Ski2,3,4; Footballl ,2,3, 4,
Letter 4; Basketball I
JUDD, CARLISLE G.A.A . I; F.T.A. 3,
:.'~~l~~ci~4~t-~~n~ef. i,1 ~
LAt2;·,
Office Hel p 3, If; N .H.S. 4; Honor
roll 7
LANE. JA N ET G-Tccns I ; Pep Club I,
2: G.A.A . 2, 3; Pi111111de I, 2, 3. 4,
E<litor 4; Apprent ice Tiiespi an 2, 3;
Chnms I, 2, Choir 3, 4; '67 Homecomin,i..: Dance Co·Oiai rman ; Promotions C,.ornrn. 3; Publ icity Comm. 4
L At\'CCl!TH, NANCY G.A.A. I, 2, 3;
Pep Cluh I, 2. 3. 4; Apprentice Tues·
pian I, 2, National 3, 4, Counci l 4;
N .H.S. 4; Honor roll 13
LA IV\fON. SUZA NNE G -Tctns 4; Pep
Club4;btinClub4;Transferredfrom
Ossining H igh, New York, N .Y. Sept.
'67
Kt:LLl iY, IVCl-JAIW Phi &:ta Chi I, 2,
C IV !l' , Dl!IJOU.Al-1 G .A.A. I , 2, 3, 4;
J .R.C. 3; Sk i 2, 3; Appmll icc 'IO<.-spi an
I, 4 ; Office Hel p 4; Cho rus 1
C IWCl:li, CONN IE J.R.C. I, 2, 3, Sec.
3; G ·Tccns I, 2; Orchesis 1, 2; Office
Hdp -1
~~cn~~!~n~fc~;('f f{~~ a~a~~1~;~~ ~~[::
;~~:11~.1 .32, l~~(·~y~n~~t~fre;,ti~~ r~!:
C1pt. 3; Choi r 2, 3, 4; Boys Ensemble
2, 4; Orchestra I, 2; Honor roll 14
H OYE/?, /Jl!ROf?/111 l'q 1 Club 1; G.
Te(·ns I , 2, 3; Latin Cl uh 3; Choir 3,
4; Hono r roll 2
G·Tems 1, 2, 3, 4 ;
3 4
1' ;
cmrrrrus, 117 /LLl.tlJ\I
3, 4
-1 ; VA.C. 3; Pep Club I ; 0(fice Help
4 : l ll 11111i ~ Stat(' Scholar ; Honor roll 10
K AH://, STANLEE Student's League
I , :', >. -1; N .H.S. 3,4;ToppcrsStomp-
H oir: 1:LL, J)fif30N.tl!I C AA 1, 2, 3;
Ph t 13d a Chi 4; Skt -1; Pq1 < lub l , 2,
Thespians; T rack 1,
GIVEN, GAY F.T .A . 2, 3, 4 , Pres. 4 ;
L'A lliancc Francaise 1, 2, 3, 4 , V.P.
4; Thespians 2, 3, 4 ; A.F.S. 2, 3, 4;
Pep Club I, 2, 3; Mu Alpha Theta 4;
N .H .S.4;Chorus l ; Honor roll 10
COLIJl:U, IJRUCE Hi ·Y 2, 3, 4 ; Foot·
b:11ll ,2; Wrestlingl
2
TransHi,i..:h.
Basketba ll I ; Wrestling 2, 3, 4; Sect. Pres. 4; lntramurals
2, 3; Honor roll 3
GIUN TA . 1:RA N K G ·Club 3, -1; Football I, 2, 3; Gymnast ics I, 2, 3, 4;
Jhs<foll 2
GRA N T , NlfNCY
H OOD. HA IUI AR//
ferred from Pic'.t}'llll(
Pirnrunl', M iss is~ippi ,
/-//:'NU}', M 1ll?C
KENi\! Al?D. JOHN Key Club 3. 4;
Gymnastics I; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Or·
chestr:1 I, 2; Musical 1; All School
Play4
KEim , CLAl?K Key Club 3; Bridge 4;
Debate: If ; Forensic 4; Honor roll 6
KI NCAm. Ll'N D / I J.R.C. 1; G.A.A
I; Cho ms I , 2
K IN(,'. // U SON G .A.A. I, 2, 3, 4;
Pq > Club 2, 3;G/m/J11rtl3, 4; Office
Help 3; Chorus I, 2; Honor roll 2
KI NG", Kl!VI N Transferrccl from St.
Francis High, W he;1ton, Ill inois, Sept.
'66
KI NN f:/\ IA NN. SUSAN Pc11 Club 2, 3,
4; G.A.A. 2; Ski 3, 4; Honor roll 7;
Trans(crred frornSt. l-lclcn's, Dunham,
Quebec, Canada Sept. '6'.i
Kf N.'WU, /OSl:'PH Footba ll 2
KLUG, SUS/ IN G.A.A. I, 2, 3; P.A.L.
I, 2, 3; Office Help; Honor roll 13
KOLL/If?, J\llCHAEL G ·Club 3; Foot·
ba ll 1,2,4;W restling3; Bascball l,2
K ONDA, JEAN P.A.L. 1, 2, 3, 4;
G.A.A. I, 2, 3; Thespian Apprentice
3; Ski I, 2, 3; Helladians 3, 4; Mu
Alpha Theta 3, 4; G·Teens 2; Illi nois
State Scholar
KOPEL, ROA NN
Pep Club 1, 2;
G.A.A . I, 2, 3; X.E.M. 3; Mu Alpha
Theta 4 ; Ski 2, 3, 4; Pi1111tl(/e 4; N. H .S.
4 ; Honor roll II
KRA CK/!, DOUGLAS Phi Beta Chi 2;
G ·Cl ub 3. 4; Glen Bt1rrl 2, 3, 4;
N.M.S.Q.T . Letter of Commendation;
Honor roll 7
Kl?A N Z, If/ILL/AM Transferred from
Burns Hig h, Norfolk, Neb. Sept. '67
KRASTKALUS. DACE P.A.L. 2, 3, 4;
J.R.C. t , 2, 3, 4, V.P. 4; Ill inois State
Scholar; Honor roll 3
KREITZER, RUSSELL Hi-Y 2, 3; Key
Club; Grounds Comm.; Intramurals;
Honor roll I
KRICK, KRISTIN E G .A.A. I, 2, 3,
4, Council 2, 3, 4, Treas. 4; Tennis t,
2, 3, 4 ; N.H.S. 3, 4; Mu Alpha Theta
3,4; Honorroli 14
LA f!GH U N, fWT H G-Te("ns t; J.R.C.
I ; F.1'.A. 2; Choi r 4; Honor ro ll 7
LerEVJU:, JOI-IN P.A.L. 3, 4; Phi Beta
Chi 4; lntramurals; Ill inois State
Schol:i. r; Honor roll 4
LE/BACHER, SUSAN National Thespians 3. 4 ; Phi Beta Chi 4; Chorus 1,
2, Choir 3, 4; Hono r roll 11
LEI GH, JOH N Key Club 2, 3, 4, Sec.
3; Football I ; Choi r 3, 4
LEIST, MICHAEL
H onor roll 7
LEMKE, Ll3E Student's League 1, 4;
Grounds Comm.; Class Pres. 3, 4;
Football l, 2, 3, 4; Basketball I, 2, 3;
Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4
LEMMER, KATHLEEN Thespians 2,
3, 4; Latin Club 3, 4; G.A.A. I , 2,
3; Forerunners 3, 4; A.F.S. 4; Chorus
I, 2; N .H .S. 4; N .M.S.Q .T . Letter of
Commendation; Ill inois State Scholar;
Honor roll 12
LERCH/;, CA ROLYN G.A .A. I, 2, 3;
G-Tcens 1, 2; Pep Club 1, 2, 3
LESHER, J\1ARGARET F.T.A. 1, 2, 3,
4; Ski 2, 3; G .A.A. I, 2, 3; J.R.C. 2;
Tennis 2; Illinois State Scholar; Honor
roll 9
LESS, JULIE G.A.A . 2, 3, 4; Pep Club
3, 4; Archery 4; Band 2, 3, 4; N.H.S.
4; Honor roll 6; Transferred from
Plainfield High, Plainfield, Illinois,
Sept.'6'.i
LIN DBERG, KAREN G.A .A. 1, 2, 3;
Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; L'Alliance Francaise l, 2, 3, Pres. 3; Forerunners l,
2. 3, Pres. 3; Honor ro ll 3
LIVESAY, DAVID Football 1 ; Basketball I ; Choir 2. ;\. 4. Ensemble 4;
N .H .S. 4 ; Honor ro ll 10
LOECHELL, NIELS
Phi Beta Chi;
N.M.S.Q.T. Letter of Commendation
LOGAN, JOHN Ski I, 2, 3, 4: Intra·
murals 1. 2; Football I , 2; Baseball I ;
Honor roll 1
LOREN ZO .. SUSAN Thespians 1, 2, 3,
4, Council 3, 4, Nationa l 2, 3, 4 ;
G.A.A . I , 2, 3; Variety Show 4; All
School Play 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, Choir
3, 4; Honor roll:>
LUKEY, SANDRA Pep Club 3; Honor
171
~:.~t~'.~~~:~~~~tN!~~1• ~:~~:
J\lrCARIW N . /A1\lfiS
Honor roll 4
Al r DO N ALD CAT l/lfE N
%M .S.Q.T. Semi -Finalist ; H onor roll
J\lr/N T\'U I:, SA LL)' Transfcrml from
Brookfid<I East H .S., Brook field Wisconsin,Sept. '66
Alrll!l!S I!, DONALi) Intramumls 1, 2,
3, 4; Basketball 1, .2; N .M.S.Q.T .
Letter of Commcn<lat1on ; HOnor roll
8
1\lt NUL'f'Y, / ANH' J.R .C. I, 2; F.T.A
4; G.A.A. I, 2; P.A.L. 2
1\IA CKll:, JO AN G.A.A. I , 2, 3; G-
Tccns I, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3;
F.N .C. t : Gymnastics 4; Chonis I , 2,
Choi r 3, 4; Honor roll I
lll ALE.1'fCH, NANCY
J .R.C. 4; Ski
3; Pep Club 2; Toppcrcttcs 3; Chorus 1, 2; Honor ro ll 4
ll l ALMSTEDT, AfARLENA
National
Thespians 1, 2, 3, 4, Sec. 3, V.P. 4;
Phi Beta Chi 2, 3, 4, Council 4; G.A .A
I, 2, 3; J.R.C. I, 2, 3, 4, Council 3;
Music~! 3; All School Play 2, 3, 4;
Thc.-sp1an Play 2, 3, 4; N. H.S. 3, 4;
Honor roll 9
AIA NG, K ll?K H i-Y 3, 4, Sgt. at Arms;
G -Club4; Foutball 2, 3,4; Transferred
from California Jan . '65
MANG/ON, GA IW Phi Beta Chi 2, 3,
4; G-Tems 2, 3, 4; Student's league
I, 2, 3; Choir 3, 4; Illinois State
Scholar; Honor roll 10
MA NN ING, JILL
P.A.L. 2, 3, 4;
G.A.A. I, 2. 3, 4; Pep Club I, 2, 3;
~~~~r ~f ~o~;.~n~l~;·:
N .M.S.Q.T.
G-Teens I;
G.A.A . 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 3, 4 ; Chorus I, 2; 3
MANNING, ROCHEUE
Af~~~~.l~~~l.~~~~or ~Fi ~uh
Af~.Rf ~~~!~c£0 SEPH
1
1;
Gymnastics 1,
AIARSH, DAVID Student's League 2,
4, V.P. 4; Glen Bartl 3, 4; German
Club 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 4; National
ih~t~n:n:dia!~ ~u /t;n~~ ~raT;
1
2; Choir 2, 3, 4, Soys Ensemble 2,
3, 4; N .H.S. 3, 4; " It's Academic"
Team 4; Honor roll 14
Hi-Y 3, 4; Foot-
ball 2; l ntrnmurals
MARTIN , JANICE G -Teens 1, 2, 3, 4,
Sec. 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; G.A.A.
1,2 ;Helladians3,4;Student'steague
3; Honor roll 5
N .H .S.; lllinois
State Scholar; T ransferred from St.
Johns School, Ashtabula, Ohio Mar.
AfARTIN, PAA1ELA
'67
MA SON, G A IL
MILLE~ .
MYRA G.A.A.; Pep Club;
L'A lhance Francaise; G-Teens; A.F.S.;
Ski; Orchestra I, 2; Choi r 3, 4
MILLS. G A IL G.A.A. 1, 2, 3; G-Teens
1, 2; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Office Help
4 ; Chorus 4
Glen Bard 2, 3, 4,
Reporter 2, 3, Editor 4; N.H.S. 3,
MIN TER, GARY
4; Quill anti Scroll ; Student's League
2; Phi Beta Chi 1, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4;
Mu Alpha Thtta 2, 3, 4; Chess 2, 3,
4, Sec. 4; N .M.S.Q.T . Semi -Finalist;
Honor roll 14
MOL/TOii. MAR GARET
J.R.C. l ;
G.A.A. I , 2, 3; G-Teens 4; F.N .C. 2,
3,4
AION A/-IA N, J\IARY JO G.A.A . I , 2,
3.4; l.ati11Cluh3, 4, V.P.4;N. H.S. 4,
Glen B11rd 3, 4, Business Mg r. 4;
Archery 4; Quill and Scroll; Illinois
State Schola r; Honorroll 12
MOORE, / OANNE G .A.A. l , 2, 3;
Pep Club I, 2; Apprentice Thespian
3,4
MOORING, CEC ILY G.A.A . I, 2, 3;
Pep Club 1, 2; Chorus 1, 2, 3, Choi r
4; Honor roll9
MOREEN , GAIL P.A.L. 3, 4; G .A.A.
2, 3, 4; Archery 4; Office Help 4;
Chorus 2, 3; Honor roll 4
AIORGAN, DAVID Phi Beta Chi I, 3,
4; Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4; Choir 3, 4;
All School Musical 1, 3
MORGEN STERN, STEVEN Key Club
3, 4; Hi-YI , 2; Thespians 1, 2, 3, 4,
National 2, 3,4, Treas. 3,4; Monitor
4;Musical 3
MORROW, PHILLIP Key Club 2, 3, 4,
Sec. 4; Wres tling~ . 2, 3, 4; Illinois
StateScholar;Honorroll4
MULHOUAND, /A N P:A.L. 4; A.F.S.
4
Key Club 2, 3, 4;
Hi-Y3,4; Student'sleague4; Foot ball
MURPHY, JAMES
l ,2
NAC K , LA URA
~;~~l~~~
G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4,
r :,e~; ~l~~e~t·s\1~g~~
3; Cho1t 4; N .H .S. 4; Honor roll 10
NE/HA US, CHRISTINA Honor roll 3;
Transferred from Wabash High, Wabash Ind., Scpt. '$7
Key Club 3, 4; Football I ; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Letter 3, 4;
Choi r 2, 3
NELSON, JACK
P.A.L. 3; Phi Beta
Chi 4 ; Chorus 3, 4; T ransferred from
Lynnfield High, Lynnfield, Mass. Sept.
NELSON, JANET
Key Club; Wrestling 2, 3, 4; Gymnast ics l; Track 2;
Band I ; Honor roll 2
AIARQUESS, JAMES
MARSHALL, FRED
PI~NN Y
Transferred from
Ashtabula , Ohio, St. Johns
Bridge 2, 3, Sec. 3;
Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; G.A.A . I , 2, 3,
4; Honorroll4
MA XW ELL , BONN IE Honor roll I ;
T ransferred from Vi sitation High, Chi c:1~0. Ill inois '(,6
MENZIES. MARY P.A.L. 1, 2, 3, 4,
V.P. '1; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3. 4; Pep Club
1, 2, 3, 4 ; N .J-1.S. 3, 4; Mu Alpha
Theta 3. '1; Tenn is 2, 3, '1 , Capt. 4;
l-lonorroll 14
MERRI CK , ROBERT
G-Club 3, 4;
N.H .S. 4 ; Trainer Football, Basketball
1, 2, 3, 4; Ill inois State Scholar;
N .M.S.Q.T . Letter of Commendation;
Honor roll 10
AfEYEI?. CAROL G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4;
Glen Bard 2, 3, 4, Assoc. Editor 4;
G-Tecns I, 2, 3; Student's league 2;
N .H .S. 4; Qui ll and Scroll ; Ill inois
State Scholar
MIL ES, MARK National Thespians 2, 3,
4, Counci l 3. '1 , Pres. 4; Rani 2; Choms 1, 2, Choir 3, 4, Mixed Ensemble
3; Variety Show 2, 4; All School Play
2, 3, '1; Musica l I, 2, 3; Thespian Play
Af/UER, MARSHA P.A.L. 1, 2, 3, 4,
V.P. 3, Pres. 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4;
G .A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Apprentice Thespian
2, 3; Ski 2; Archery 4; N .H.S. 3, 4;
Honor roll I O
MARTIN,
'66
G.A .A. 1, 2; G T cens I, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4;
Ski 2, 3; Student's League 1, 2, 3, 4;
Cheerleading 2, 3, 4, Capt. 4; Honor
roll 6
NELSON, LAUREL G-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4;
Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Pinnacle 2, 3;
Hi-Y 4; Ski 3; Office Help 3, 4;
Honor roll 2
NEWBERRY, PENELOPE Pep Club 1,
2; G.A.A. 1, 2; G-Teens 1, 2; Ski 1,
2, 3; Office Help 3, 4 ; Chorus 1, 2
NELSON, KRISTI
NICOLLS, ANNE Pep Oub 1, 2, 3, 4,
Treas. 3, Pres. 4; G-Teens 4; G.A.A.
1, 2;Ski 2, 3,4; OfficeHelp 2, 3,4;
Orchest ra 1; Chorus 3; N.H.S. 4; Honor roll I O
NORDll"IND, CAROLE G.A.A. l , 2,
3; Pep .Club 1,2, 3; C: hens 2; F.T .A
I ; Choir 3, 4
N~:0~1~!·11 ~~~~\f~r1:,1';,'~,'r l~a B~-~h;1~ i
I; Honor roll 5
Pep ( h1h 1, 2, 3, 4;
G-Te7ns.2, 3; Latin r1.,h '\, 4 ; F.T.A
3; 1JJ111msStateSchol..1, ll1>nor rolllO
~E~i;(:~;~r~~:~~!j:;i}}
OLSON, KAREN
R~:~:,;'.r~1~~ (~h:;~:;~t: ~· ;.~ ;
PAi~'. ~~~~1i. 3~e~; (;·:l;~)11!;·~'~r·e :; f;~~
R1~~'~'.1~~;~.· 4 ;s{i~::~. t~}~ffr~:~~
O~k ~a rk - R i\'e r Fn n:~t H i~h . Oak Park,
1Jlmo1s, Sept. '6 5
1
G -T~ ens I ; Pep
Club I ; Chorus I. 2. Choir 3, 4
PAL1\IQU IST , JA N
PARSONS, PATIUOA G.A.A . 1, 2, 3;
~~~{re~:i~'; ;:~;:~)i~; 1 ; ;
Library
4;
CH!USTINF.
Apprentice
Thespian 4; J.R.C. 2, 3, 4; P.A.L. 4
PEAl?SO,N,
PEf~~J:;z~~~~i ~1tt~o~~~ r~~)~.~~
3. 4; Honor roll '1; T ransrcrrcd from
Fresno, Cali(. Jan. '66
Pep Club 1, 2, 3;
G -Teens I ; G.A.A. I; V.A .C. 3
Pl!. RRI, DENN IS Baseball 1, 2; Honor
roll 2
PE'J'Hl?SON, KA/U!N G.A.A. I, 2, 3,
PepCluh 1, 2, 3; Thespians 3, 4, Counci l 4; Chorus I, 2, Choi r 3, 4; Hon
orroll 8
PFAff, JEH'El?Y Football I ; Wrestling
1.2,3, 4
PICF.R NO. CAROLl'N G.A.A. 1, 2, 3,
4, Sporl sboard 2, 3, Sec. 4; Band \ ,
2. 3. 4. V.P. '1; Tnpp{·r Stompcrs 2. 3;
J.R.C. I; Chorus 1. Choir 3; N. H.S.
4; Honor roll 13
PICK ERING. MICHAEL G-Club 2, 3,
4, Pres. 4; Student's League 1; Key
Club 2; Foot ball I, 2, 3, 4 ; Basketball
I, 2, 3, 4; Baseball l , 2, 3, 4; Choi r
2,3.4; J-lonor ro112
PIC KETT, BETH G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4;
G-~ccn s I, 2, 3. 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3;
Off1ce Help4;1-1onor roll 3
PIN KOUS, JUSTINA G.A.A. 1, 2, 3,
4; Tennis 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, Choir
3. 4; N.H. S. 4; Mu Alpha Theta;
Honor roll 13
PLA NE, ALICE Pep Club 1, 2, 3. 4;
G-Tccns I, 3, 4; Sk i 2, 3; Phi Beta
Chi 4; Office Help 4; PimMde 3;
Honor roll 2
PUTNA M . LI NDA G.A.A . I , 2, 3, 4;
Pep Club I, 2, 3, 4; G-Tecns 1, 2, 3,
4, V.P. 4; Toppercttes 2, 3, 4, Sec·
Treas. 4; Apprent ice Thespian 2; Office Hclp4; HonorRoll 2
QUINLEY, DAVID Key Club 2, 3, 4,
Pres. 3; Ski 3, 4; Wrestling I ; Golf
I; Chorus l , Choir2,3, 4
QU INN , JEFFERY
Cross Country t,
2: Track I; Band I , 2; All School
Play 4
RABBE. RS, DAVID Rifle I, 2; PhoPI:Ol!.RSEN, KAREN
4:Sc.'C"l.Prcs.4
G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4;
Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Glen Bard 2, 3, 4;
REED, DAIWARA
G.A. A. 1; Pep Club
~; 2h~;u?· ~c..;ns I, 2, '; Office Help
PA LK A, PEGGl'
~/fie~ ~;cl~· ~l;lia~~~irfr;~~i;se ll;i.no~~
State Scholar; Honorroll 4
G.A.A. I, 2, 3; A.F.S
REED, JULIE
3
L:!~ ~~~:~~~~d:~~~;~::~~~J.~:
Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4 ;
Student's League 4, Sec. 4; N.H.S. 3,
4; Mu. Alpha Theta; National Merit
Scmi -Final1st; Sec. of N .E. District
Stud.Council 3,4; Honor roll 13
R F.GN IER. SCO TT Transferred from
Glenb:ml East Hi ~ h . Lombard, Ill inois
REED. LINDA
Scpt . "67
RICHAl?DS. KAREN Library Help 4
Rll!BEI?. CHARLES H i-Y 3, 4; Trans-
~~~.~~;rom Ri\'erside- Brookfield Hii.:h,
RIEMF.I?. KURT G-Club 3, 4; Football
I, 2, 3. 4 ; Track 1, 2. 3,4; Mon itor4
ROALAfAN, SUZANN Phi Beta Chi
4; G ltn Bard 3, 4, Assoc. Editor 4;
G. A.A. I, 2; Pep Club I, 2; Quill and
Scroll ; Honorrol l 3
Key Club
3, 4; Sk i 3, 4; Germ:m Club 2; Phi
Beta Chi I, 2, 3. 4; X .E.M. 4; Band
1, 2,3 ;0rchestra 2, 3
RODERTSON. MALCOLM
G -Teens 4;
F.T.A . 4 ; A.F.S. 4; N. H.S. 4: Pep
Club 4; Office Help 4; Transferred
f rom F.T. Wills High , Smyrna, Ga.
Scpt.,'67
ROBINSON, ROSEANNA
F.T.A .. 2. 3, Rep.
3; Thespians 2, 3, 4, National 3, 4;
Pep Club 2, 3, 4 ; Ski 3; A.F.S. 3, 4;
ROOP, /OE ANN
fr~~n~~t~~?i~f~~c!!t~~~fgta~~f;~~:
Sept.,'65
Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4;
Wrest ling 3, 4; Band I , 2, 3, 4; Orchcstra4; Honorroll 3
SCHMIDT, PETER
sc:~1~:~n~~ic:11~';, ;:1~;A~h~~r ;~e~~
4, Ensemble 2, 3, 4; N.H.S. 3, 4;
N.M.S.Q.T . Semi-Finalist; H onor roll
14
SCHWARZKOPF, BRIGITTE German
Club 4 ; A.F.S. 4 ; G.A.A. 4 ; Latin
Club 4; Choir 4; Honor roll 2; T ransfe rred from West Germany, Sert. '67
SCOTT, TOBY G.A.A. 1, 2; G-T cens
1, 2; F.T.A. 2, 3; Pep Club 2, ~
SEtlERS , SUSAN G -Teens 3, 4; Pep
Club 2, 3, 4; Ski 2, 3, 4; National
Thespians 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, Choi r
3. 4; Student's League 2, 3; A.F.S.
2, 3, 4; Promotions 3, 4
SENO R. LIN DA G.A.A. 1, 2, 3; GT cens I, 2, 3, 4; Helladians 2, 3, 4;
Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; Pe p Club I, 2,
3, 4 ; Chorus 2; Honor roll I
SHA N KS, JAMES P.A.L 2, 3; H i-Y
I ; Phi Beta Chi I, 2, 3, 4, V.P. 3,
Pres. 4; Wrestling I, 2; N.M.S.Q.T .,
~~tter of Commendation; Honor roll
G-Club 3, 4,
V.P. 4 ; Choi r 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4 ; N.H .S.
3, 4; Mu Alpha Theta 3, 4; Football
I, 2, 3, 4; Baskctball 1, 2, 3, 4; T ennis
l ,2,3, 4; Honorroll i , 4
Sl-IE~Ll! Y, TIM
Mu Alpha Theta 4;
H 1-Y 3, 4; Band 1, 2; H onor roll 8
SHILLIN_GTON , JAMES
Football I ;
Wrestlmgl,2,3,4
SHIMKUS, JOSE PH Chess 2, 3, 4; Band
l , 2, 3,4; Orchest ra I, 2, 3, 4 ; Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4; Variety Show 2
SH EAHAN, STEPHEN
SH UE, STEPH ANIE A.F.S. 3, 4, Chai r-
man 4; P.A. L. 1, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 3;
N.H .S. 3, 4; Helladi:ms 3, 4; National
Thespia ns 3, 4; Glen Bard 4; Honor
rolll4
S IDIVEU , DUDLEY
Sk i 3, 4
G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4;
T enn is2; Archery4
S IEBERT, JOA N
G .A.A. I, 2, 3;
Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Office Help 4
S IMMO NS, ARLENE
Basketball I, 2,
3;Bascba ll l;Tennis2,3
SIMPSON, DO UGLAS
Pep Club 1, 2, 3,
4 ; G.A.A . 1, 2; G·Teens 2, 3; Chorus
1,2.3
S KOGSBERG, / ANNE G -Tecns 2, 3, 4 ;
Student's League 2;
Cross Country 1, 2, 3; Honor roll 9
SLAVIN, AIARY
ROSS, BARDARA
R UBY, IF ALTER
RUO PP. LIN DA G-Teens 1; G.A.A. 1,
2, 3; Office Help 4; Chorus 2, 3
RUZICK A , BARBARA Honor roll 1;
:;; nsferred from De Kalb, Ill., Sept
G.A.A. l, 2, 3,
4, Council 2, 3, Sportsboard 4 ; Helladians 3, 4, V.P. 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3,
4 ; A.F.S. 4; Student's league 3, 4;
N.H.S. 4;Honorroll3
SA UERMAN, SUSAN
SCARLATI, LOUIS Sect. Pres. 2
G.A.A . I, 2; Pep Club I, 2, 3, 4; Ski
1, 2, 3,4; Office Help 3; H onor roll 6
L'Alliance Francaise
2, 3, 4, V.P. 4; G.A.A . 1, 2, 3; Ski
I , 2, 3•. 4;. Pep Club 1, 2; Thespians
3, 4; Illinois State Scholar; Honor roll
9
SL AYTON, RICHARD
Ski 1, 2, 3;
Footballt ;Wrestli ng l ,2
DONNA
Apprentice
Thespian 4; G-Teens 4; Ski 4; Office
Help 4; Transferred from Strntford,
Conn . Sept. '66
SLEC KA.t AN,
SMITH , CONN IE
Pep Club 1, 2, 3;
J.R.C. l
173
SMITH, PHILLIP A.F.S.; Class Treas
3; G·Club 3, 4; Hi.Y ; Student 's
Le.1gue; Football! , 2, 3; Track I, 2, 3,
4, Capt. 4; Letter 3, 4; Grounds Comm
Chairman 4
IVATROUS, N ANCY Pep Club I, 2, 3;
G.A.A. I , 2; G-T eens I, 2, 3, 4, Coun cil I, 2, 3, 4, Treas. 3, Pres. 4; Choir
2, 3,4;Musica\ 3; N. H.S. 3,4; Honor
roll 7
SAi/TH, STEPHEN Key Club 2, 3, 4 , •
Treas. 3; Nationa l Thespi:ms 2, 3, 4;
Sound Crew
SNIVELl', ED IV ARD
Chorns I, 2, 3
WEBER, PA UL Grounds Comm . I , 2,
3;Ski4; Wrestl ing t , 2; Football I
WEBSTER, DEN ISE German Club I ,
2, 3, 4; G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4; National
Thespians 2, 3, 4 ; A. F.S. 4 ; N. H .S
4 ; Ill inois State Scho lar; Hono r roll 14
Football M.1:: r.;
SPA LDIN G, /A l'
Golf l , 2, 3, 4;
Chorns 1, Choi r 2; N. H .S. 4; StlHlent's
l.eague3; Honor roll I
SPAR KS, D IA NNE G ·T cens 4 ; Library
Help 4; Illinois State Scholar; Honor
roll3
STAN KO, LA URA Hono r Roll 6
STEVENSON, ROSALIN DA
G .A.A
2, 3, 4; G·Tcens 2, 3; Pep Club 4;
P hi Beta Chi 4; Thespians 2, 3, 4,
N at ional 3, 4; Variety Show 4; Stu·
dent's League 3, 4; Honor roll I ;
Transfe rred From Oak P:irk ·Ri vcr
Fo rest Hig h, Oak Park, 111. Sept . '65
STEIVART, BARBARA F.N.C. I , 2,
3, 4, T reas. 2, V .P. 3, Pres. 4; J .R.C
I , 2;G-Tecns 2;G.A.A. 3; Archcry 4,
Co·Capt.4;Nu rses Aid 2, 3, 4
STOCK HA US, JUDITH G.A.A. 1, 2,
3,4 ;PepClub 1, 2, 3,4;N. H .S. 3,4,
Scc. 4; LatinC1ub3,4,Scc.4; A.F.S
2, 3, 4; Glen Bnrd 4; N. M.S.Q.T.
Letter of Commendation; Honor roll
14
STROUD, PATRICI A G .A.A. I, 2, 3;
Ge nnan C lub 3, 4; A. F.S. 4; Grounds
Comm. 3, 4; H uman Relat ions Comm.
4; N.M.S.Q .T . Letter of Commendation; Honor roll 6
SUCH 01' 1EL, K ATHLEI!.N Pep Club 2,
3, 4; G-Tcens 2, 3; F.T .A. 3, 4; Honor
roll 2; T ransferred from Sacre<! Heart,
Lombard , Illi nois, Sept. '65
TAPPER , RALPH G·Club 4; Key Cluh
~· 3, 4; Footba ll I, 2, 3, 4; lbskct halt
THOMPSON, JENN FFF.R G -T eens 4,
PepCluh 4;0frice Hclp 4; Tr:i nsfcm :.._\
from John F. Ken ned y Hig h , Dloom·
ington,M in n. Jan.'67
THOMPSON. PATRICIA G.A .A. 1, 2;
G-T eens 3; Ski 3, 4 ; Pep Club l , 2;
Office Hdp2, 3
THOMSON,
Latin Club
2, 3, 4;
Honor roll
/A1\IES
Phi Beta Chi;
4; Cross Cou nt!)' 2; T rack
N.M.S.Q .T . Semi. Fin alist;
13
THOAITON, DIANE G.A.A. I , 2; Pep
C lub I, 2; G-Tccns 1, 2, 3, 4 , Coun cil 3, 4; T oppcrettcs I, 2, Co·Capt. 2;
Office Help4
THRAU, THOMAS G·Oub; Student's
League 2; German Club; lnt ramurals;
N. H .S. 4; Football ; Rasketball ; Honor
roll s
174
H . Acerra no, F. Acom. 5. AhJtl, B.
Ahlgren, ]. Alftrs, J. Alfrrs, J. Allen
!JV ATTIS, 1INN G.A.A . I , 2, 3, 4; Pep
Club I , 2, 3; A.F.S. 2, 3, 4 ; Nurses
Aid 3, 4 ; OHice Help 4
Sill/TS, BRAD Phi Beta Chi 4; Int ra·
murals 2; Honor roll 4; Transferred
fr~rn .Lyons Townshi p Hig h, LaGrange,
Illmms,Sept.'65
C. Anderson, D. An<lcrson, J. Anderson, K . Anderson, K
Andersoo, P. Arndt
If/EIBEL, K AREN G.A.A. I , 2, 3, 4 ,
Sportshoa rd 2, 3, 4, Sec. 4; Pep Club
I ; G-Tccns I; J .R.C. I ; Student's
l ea}.lue 4 ; Chorus I ; Choi r 2, 3; Band
4; N.H .S. 4; H onor roll 7
Anderson,
P
J.
Am, M. Aste, J. Astrot h, B. Baer,
B. Bailey, K. &bssie, A. Barker
WEST, lf/ l;NDY Office ~ elp 4 ; T rans·
fcrrec:I from Governor livmgston Hig h,
New Je rsey Sept. '67
IVESTPH AL, DAVID T ennis I , 2, 3, 4 ;
Honorroll 2
C. Barnes, C. Bartscht, J. Batek, D.
Bauer, L. Bealmear, D . Bea rdtn, C
IVESTPHA L, ROBERT T ennis 1, 2, 3,
4; lntrnmurals 3, 4
Becker
IV HITE.SIDJ:, DRUCI! Thespians 1, 2,
3, 4; National 2, 3, 4 ; Phi Beta Ch i
1,2,4
TRABER, RICHARD Phi Beta Chi 4 ;
H i-Y 4 ; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Hono r
roll6
IV I CKJV IRE. BARBARA G.A.A. I; G·
Tet•ns I ; Pep Club 3, 4'; Office Help
4; 0rchcstra I
TR OOST, SUSAN G.A.A . 1, 2, 3 ; G·
T eens 1; A pprentice Thespian I ; Pep
C lub I , 2, 3; Ski I , 2, 3, 4; Fros h·
Soph Play
WILCOX, NORM A Thespians I , 2,
3, 4, Boa rd 3, 4; All School Play 4;
Choi r 3, 4; N. H .S. 3, 4; Musical I ,
3; Honor roll 7
TRUESDELL, BILL Footba ll 1, 2, 3, 4 ;
Baseba ll I, 2; Intramurals 3
TUCKER, GERA LD Hi -Y 3; G-Club 4;
Tr:i.ck 1, 2; Football I, 2, 3, 4 , Letter
4; Choi r 2, 3, 4; Honor ro ll 4
UTZ I NGER, MICHAEL Bridge 2, 4;
Wrestling\, 2,4;Student's Leag ue I ;
Honorro11 7
VAN ALST!N, DONNA Office Help
4; Monitor 2; Honor roll I
VAN GORDER, PA UL Thespians 3, 4,
National 4; German tlub 1, 2, 3, 4;
Phi Beta Chi 1, 2, 3, 4, V.P.; Chorus
I , 2, Choi r 3, 4; Ensemble 2, 3, 4;
N .M.S.Q.T . l etter of Commend at ion
VOIGHT, /EffERY Hi-YI
VYSE, BRENDA Transferred from Wi llowbrook High, Villa Park, Ill inois
Scpt.'66
IJV AUACE, RICHARD
1,2;Rifl e2, 3
Phi Beta Chi
IVA LTER, KATflR l'N Gle11 Bartl I , 2,
3, 4; Pimlfltfe 2, 3; Dt1rd I , 2, 3, Editor
2, 3; C.Q. Comm. Co·Chairman 3 ,
N. H .S. 3. 4; Qui ll and Scroll ; Choi r
3, 4; N.M .S.Q .T . Semi-Finalist
llY ARREN, JEAN IE Pep Club 3, 4; GT cens 4; Apprentice Thespian 3; Choi r
3, 4; Honor roll 2; T ransferred Sept.
'66
!JV ASS, BOB Hi.Y 2, 3
S. B«ker, E. Hetu, J. Bebnger, A
~~ock, C. Benson, B. lk rg, R. Bergs·
D . Berman, T. Ikss, L. Bidak, D. Birch,
T . Biltioger, W . Bjork , P. Black
IV ILSON, CAROLYN G.A.A . I , 2, 3,
4; Pep Cl ub 1, 2, 3, 4; Library ~ki p
t; Cho ms I , 2; Choi r 3, 4 ; lllmo1s
State Scholar
IVILSON, DONALD Hi ·Y 3; Ph i Beta
Ch i 2, 3, 4; T ennis 3, 4; lntramurals
2,3,4
\V fLSON, PATRICIA
K. Blaida, S. Bbnton, B. Boardman, 0 .
Boardman, K. Boatman, D. Boelke, N .
Bogdanski
Honor roll 2
llYILTSIE, JAN Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4,
V.P. 4; G -T ttns 1, 2, 3; G.A.N 1, 2,
3; l' Alliance Franca ise \ , 2, 3. 4, Sec.;
Helladians 2, 3, 4, Prcs. ;OCfice H elp;
Chorus I , 2; N. H.S. 4; Honor roll 3
G. Bobtead, G. Borling, K. Bowser,
M. Boyle, B. Bradley, J. Dradstrum,
L. Brainerd
IV ITTKJ;, ALLYN G.Tcens I ; P. A.l
1, 2, 3; Phi Beta Chi 1, 2; Orchest ra
l ,2: Honor roll 4
\WOODS, P.UZABETH Student' s l eague
2; Majoretle I , 2; Honor roll I
YA CKLEY, LUKE
Phi Beta Ch i 4;
Baseball 4; T rainer 4; Honor roll 2;
Transfer red from St. Charles Borrmeo,
Scpt .. '67
0. Branctum, B. Brtt!, D. Brown,
J
Brown, V. Bruce, K. Bruck, R. Brunke
y~~~'.(;4; S~fe~E~rdN2~ti~~a~; ~~~1d;~~:
~~~~;. 4;\!;in ' ~~~· i~a~~~'.;..~'.
1
4
Award;
N.M .S.Q.T .
Honor ro\114
~~ssi::~~· 8~· :~t':r~'. ~.' tl~~:?~: ~·
51
Semi-Finalist;
ZUBER, LIN D ; ! G./\.A. I ; Pep ~l~b
1,2, 3,4;G-Teens I , 2, 3,4; Publicity
Comm.; Office Help 4; H onor roll 1
Dn fi eld
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175
M. C:mfiel<I, P. C:annon, M. Carbone,
~rs~ rxlcl b , L. Carlson, P. G.rr, J.
D. Coe, F. C.Ole, M. Cole, D. Coleman,
H. C.Ollins, J. Cnndnn, A. Couch
P. Creanza, M. Dace, M. D' Addio, C.
Dahl, J. o·Amlrea, K. D'Andrta, A
Davi<lsnn
S. D:ivies, K. D:ivis, G. Davis, R. De·
~~rie? Deriggi, D . DiMrich, M.
J. H1Xk, M. Heidecke, D. Heighway,
N. Heinz, 5. Hei.sc, J. Hemswonh, M.
Hengle
G. Henshaw, J. Hergert, H . Hcmandci;,
K. Herrity, K. Hettler, S. Hest, D
Hitchner
B. Du!eh, B. OuVal, R. Dwyer, E.
Eckerle, L.Eckers, B. Eddy, J. Ed-
G. Higley, E. Hin2, C. Hoffman, J.
~~l~~':k, M. Holtb.1ch, D. Hood,
J. Howell, D. Hower, K. Huenemann,
~u~uff, j. Huhn, J. Hu!scbcrg, M.
C. Felde, M. Feldmann, R. Fells, E
~f;hne~r, K. Fcycrabend, K. Finke, L
J. Hustnles, K. Huxtable, P. Imel, G.
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Melka, ). Menzies, W. Mesch, S
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M. Kouzmanoff, B. Kn.mer, S. Kr:d oj . Krn us
''t'C,
S. Millard, E. Miller, P. Miller, S.
~~:~:~ff M Mills, K. Minogue-, A.
D . Moa tes, P. Molito r, C. MonaghJn,
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L. Munson, A. Murphy, I. Mu:u ey, D
~~n~n L. N elson, D . Nennich, N
G. N ew ton, E. N orm a, B. Norris, H .
~:~~ck, K. N ovak, T . Oates, G. Obc-r-
0 . O'Brien, ). O'Connell, G. Oliv1,
E. Olsen, D. O'Malley, 8 . Osbo~,
A. Paisley
C. Marxh, P. }.brshall, L. M.artens,
C. Martin, M. Martin, S. Mam n, M.
Maye r
A. Parker,). Parrish, T. Paulsen, S
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178
179
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J.
Pope, T . Pope-, K. Popejoy, D . Pottc-r
J.
Purcdl, S. Raffmspargc-r, K. Rahm,
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G. Reyoolds, T . Rice, C. Richter, J.
Rieber, M. Rigler, J. Riha, B. Robe rt·
S. Robc-rison, V. Robinson, K. Rogers,
J. Roisbnd, D . Romaine, .M. Rooney,
P. Roscnbc-rg
M. Roudaoe, B. Rust, M. Rust, V.
~;l~~hi, N. Scaglione, D . Scaifr, M
K. Shl'idy, A. Snow, J lin ydcr, A
Sokh, B. Sprem, B. S1Jn•l, I.. Su rrc-tt
J. Stensc-ng, C. S!ev("llS, S. Stt-veoson,
S. Stinton, B. Stone, I.. Straine r, B
Stninsky
N . S_weu, G. Syk", T. Tansley, j.
~;;::~ac- 1, 0 . Taylor, L. Taylor, F.
I. Tessmer, B, Tetifoff, E. Theleen,
~: ~~l~son, R. Thompson, J. Traber,
S. Tungate, E. Turrk, D. Turnquist,
~: '(:;~~h!t~ Va nderlinde, S. Ven!u roni,
R. Schlachter, 0 . Schley, D . Schmitt,
~~- ~~.%~1er, R. Schott, R. Schreiber,
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S. Scott, C. Semmelman, W. Sc-nnc-ke,
}. Shalkros.s, K. Shanel, R. Shanks,
S. Shaw
C. W•~r, J. W ar ren, T. Wasson, M
~~~us, M. Webb, M. Weber, S
C. Vergan,
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J.
J.
Virene, T . Voltaggio,
Walhay, D . W1lksler,
P. Shc-ldon, J. Shell, P. Shc-pard, L
Shirreffs,P.Shin"is,C.Short, J .Sindelar
L. Sinden, C. Skaardal, L. Skogsberg,
B. Smith, D . Smith, H Smith, Q.
Smi1h
C. Wood, J. Wunder, D . Young, D .
~lmt, N. Zmder, B. Zielske, S.
Zoe!·
181
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S. l.biky, R. Bain, 1\1 , Baker, C. Uan:so,
C. Beaver, P. Bed:, B. Becker
L Berkman, L. Belmont, L lk'flard, P.
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M. &sore, S
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Blair, 1\1. Blais, S.
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Bonfield
B. Borg, M. Borges, O . Bor?ugh, B.
Bowles, S. Bresser, R Br1stol, }.
Brodhear,S.Broadhead
S. Broman, A. Brooks, R. Brown, 0 .
:r;::~rJ. Brucks, 0. Bruhns, C. Bur-
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Capps, L Capps, C. Cardell.i, f. Carey
182
183
R. Urm:td1el, S. Carson,
A. Carter,
D . Chrim·nsen, R. Chnan, P. Cisbk,
C. Clark
A. Fras ier,
:.;;~:::.~t·
J. Frcelund, G . French, l.
G. Gard oer, K Gard oer, C
C. Gilmore-, L Gilm o re, K. Gh·en,
~~mG l ash, P. G(m·. C. Gower, E. Gra-
R. Collord, S. Condon, J. Conley, J
Conrad, C . Consago, M . Conway, D .
Copelan
G . Coner, E. Cox, J. CrJwford, S
ii:~;<'r, J. D ' Andrea, L. Dan(', L.
C. Daugaad, B. Davin, C. Oavis •. R
D avis, G . l)c(', D. DeJoni;. S. Denning
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R. Grao1. B. Graver, W . Gray, P
Gl'C"C'n, J. Grussnickle, 0 . Guild, S
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E. H anKlmann , C. Hansen, G . HanKn,
S. Hanson, S. H artman, N . H avuk, S
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'Edwards.L. Edwards, L..Ehlc:rs,
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Hofmann, R. Hoffman, C. Hol b nd,
T . Hopkins
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0 . Hughes
D . Ferrell, K.
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Field, J. Fielder,
Foster, S. Fosie r,
J.
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189
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Am, C. Ball, T . lbbssie, R. Baryn
C. Woodcoclc:, S. Woods, 8. Woodward.
D. Wo rnun, 8 . Wright, S. Wrighl,
K . Young
P. Barrett, S. Batek, C. Bauer, O.
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D . Capexio
190
G . Edwards, M. Eltlritlg<", J. F.lliot, P.
Elliot, I.. Equi.G. Ericksnn, L. Espeland
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S. Fallon, D. Falls, D. Farrell, C. Far.
ris, K. Federal, J. Ft•hs, M. Felts
T . Clayton, A. Clegg, B. Clegs, J
Clegg, S. Colgan, P. Colley, F. Collnrd
K. ~c.nzau, B. Fcyerahend, A. Fiedler,
F. F1l1ppi,JFilt, l. Filson,l.Findlay
Crossley, J. Crumrine, H. Csukor,
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J. Cuff, P. Culp, C. Dad.
0
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Lapoi nte, S. Lawson, C. l.dc-v rc-, l ,
le,!lhO rn
). Leider, M. l.emke, J. Lr:ncc-, C. Lentz,
l. Leslie, A. Lewis, J. l ty land
M. Lich tc-nwaltc-r, P. liebi,!l, C. Lind,
~~k~m.lbc-rg, D . liSC', 8 . .Ludwig, P.
~. J:~:,sc;::• K~· )!~~::. ~· lo~~~~:
D. Johnston
L Lu nsford, M. Lyon, D . Lytton, K.
McArcc, L. McAssey, K. McAvoy, C.
McCabe-
B. McCarthy, C. McDonnc:ll, T. McGtt", M. McH ugh, C. McKay, D . McKi nnty, B. McMutc-r
K. Mahe r, G. Maiet ich, C. Mai~h . J .
Major, J Malacek, T . Male1ich, J.
Mangion
195
D. Manning, D . Maplc:s, M . Man1uardt,
~fa~~i~~la , B. Marshall, A. Marti n, S
D
M
K
K . M:usardo, 0. Maucrs, M . Mauhcws,
S. Mn d, G. Mel ick, E. Menn ecke:, D
Mt;·c:
J . Mcyc:r, M . Michaels, V . Mickc:l ~n,
G. Mi11c: r, K . Mill c:r, S. Mi llc: r, V
L. Po hO\'lj', ). Pope:, D. Portc:r, D .
Po r1c:r, E. Po m•r, S. Prcscoll. K . Prio r
Minikus
). Miu en, B. Molinari, 0 . Mo lito r, B.
Moorhouse:, M. Moo ring, L. Morangc:,
D . Mo ri.:enst c:rnd
J . Mort on, A. Mu ndc:l l, C. Munge r, S
Munroe, M . Murphy, M .' Munc:y, S
M yers
R. Ncathcry, D. Nelson,
C. N cwman, A. Nicho las,
S.
N_ichob, ). .Nicholls, N . Nic:tiog,
&ro~~:~n, C. Norton, C. Novak, 0.
C. Ogdon, C. Ol c:sen, D . Olsen, 0 .
~n.
K.
Ol ~n.
V.
Ol~n.
Q] .
S. Olson
K . Oncil1, B. Osborne:, K . Ou n~ S
Padd, R. Padd0<k, J . Pagc:,S. Padg1tt
J . Pahl,
~:;~lio,
W . Rei n, E. Reine r, ). Rdnc:rt, M
~~nc:rt, E. Rieber, N. Ri<"m<" r, C. Ri c:t·
J . Ring, J.Robcrtsoo, R. Robc: roon,
~~sk~~ngrc:n, S. Rose:, ). Roskam, S
M . RoudanCC', L. Rud e:, J . Ru disai lc:,
=~ s!~opp, D . Ru schman , C. Ross, M
D . Ru st, M . Ryan, B. Sahc:r, M . Sah1~~1~i.dt C. Sampson, T . Schc:ffl c:r, B
J.
Palmc: r, N . Pattc: rson, N .
E. Pc:arson, D . P«i na , P.
197
S. Schwan, E. ~ifort , 0. Shallcross,
~ho~hanks, C. Shaw, 0 . Sheidy, C
D . Shoter, Q. Siedcman, S. Simkins ,
N . Sindelar, D . Skogsbcrg, M . Slagger,
K. STatu
C. Smith, M. Smith, P. Smith, S
Smith, B. Sobie, C. Spears, }. Sporer
R. W etzel, P. W hi1ing, R. Wilcox, A.
~j~~::~teR. Wi lliams,
C. Winge, R.
K . Wisc, M . Wiuke, M. Wojci k, K .
W ood, M . W oodward , B. Wright, E.
Wright
~-li ;vun der, L. Yackley, 0 . Yo ung, ) .
K. Sprake, L. Stacey, J. Steele, M .
Steele, L. Stevenson,R .Stoll, C.S tolt z
C. Stone, M . StonC$i ft r, L. Strainer,
J. Strand, D . Stykcs, J. S11rndsen, S
Suh ring
B. Swan son, K . Swett, J. Tarmichael,
F. Tenorc-, G . Terbush, B. Terrill, P
T erry
D . T homas, M. Thompso n, M . Thom p·
son, M . T hrall, K . T illou, 0 . T immons, }. Tolley
S. T rojam, R. Turner, S. Ulrich, D
Vango rder, l. V1nProyen, K . Varchet·
to, M. Vi lardi
G . Vois ht, ) . Vois ht, K. W i ller, P.
W alker, R. W alker, G . W 1ndk e, E.
w.,d
~: ~~~7~~. sR.W~=~u~. ~!;,1e;::
This Glenbardian is trapped in th e conccntn tion amp of the 500 floor.
Wetzel
199
Index
Administration 11 6, 11 7
Allnightcrs 78
A.F. S. 8,30,28, 11 2, 11 3
Archery 55
Ar~~nic rmd Old Uue 10,
Assistant Librarians 79
Auction 26
Baccalaureate 40
Band 29, 103
Baseba ll 64-67
Basketball 56, 57,62, 63
Bermuda Day 33
B ~ i d gc
?9
Biographies 168-174
Cafteria Staff 85
Cand lelight Service 16
Cheerleaders 80
Chess 86
Choi r 32, 100, JOI
Christmas Convo 17-19
ClassOfficers 82,8 3
Cred its 208
CrossCountry 51-H
Custodians 84
D ebate 86
Faai lty 118- 125
1-'orensics 88
Forenmners 87
Football 46-50
l~ r ench
96
1
Ab r~l;arn, Abraham
A c~;;rano, Helen
"7 1
'69
Actun, Frank '69 17)
Adamson,J:unes '70 ,0,
H,6,, 18}
A~l;lirna n,Dav id '70
Ahart. J udith '71 19 1
Ahart,Stcve '69 17'
Ahlgren,Robcrt '69 38,
49,71,82, 17'
Atbcrt,Keith "69
Al':;r t, Laurie '7 1 23,
1
Albmsen, Lon "70 18}
Alfers, Daryl "68 130
Al~~~· Jacqueli ne '71
Alfcrs, Jay '69 17'
A lfcn, Jill '69 17'
Altan, Janc '68
Alldred,<:.c,M r. H . 84
Alle1:rcu i, Christine '68
104, 106, 1}0
All(•n.~borah
'71 191
Ali<'n, Harris '69
Allen. James '68 130
A lll'fl. Madeleine '69
Allen, Robert '70 18}
Al~;~a:~ faan
1
'71
,0,
~~:;1~b~!7~·;,,:e~~
An ,~c;son, Karla
'69
An ~~sou, Linda
1
1
'70
Andc.-rson, Mrs. L.
Anderson, Mari:;aret '69
H,87, 104, 175
Ai;d;:rson, Richard "70
An~;,rs ';; Sheryl
"70
Anderson,St~·cn
1
'68
'70
An:~·;son, Susan
Andrt·snn, Paul '70 183
Angell, Barbara '71 19 1
Angell.Susan '70 183
Angcrmann,
Christian '68 I L, 2',
tii68,99,109,ll0,
Anholt, M n. M. 11 8
An t~~ll}', Melanie '71
1
Apf~~7;i" Linda
Ar~~~r, Sandra
Ar~~~r,
StC\'C
Arlen, Mrs. E.
A~~~~~- 1~~~~r;0
Ar;~.ldj ~r . J.
Anderson,Carl '69 17'
An ~;son, D a v id ' 7 1
1
'68
'68
lM,
,0,
'71
Arcnbcrg, lbnrnas '70
103,18}
Ar;~~rfO Robert '68
Ar~::~~~f~c
Anderson. D irk '69
17',70,92
Anderson, M rs. D
Andcrson,Doug las '68
Anderson, Mrs. J . 118
Andcnon, Jnh n K . '69
49,92, 17'
Anderson, John R '69
49,,6, 17'
:ffl~tra1tbo n
7
11 8
'70 18.l
A r~;~· A rthu r '69 88.
1
,1, B,
Arnnld, Lo ri e '70 183
A rnold, Jean '68 130
Arno ld,Mrs.M. 11 8
Arthur, David '70 18}
Arr:z,Allcn '71 191
Am,John '69 100, 175
As hfield, Pegi '70 18}
As:~r}Donald '70 ,0,
As~ritl~~~y '69 19,
Aste,Nancy
'70
183
Astroth,Jona than '69
49,,6,64,66,92,175
Augensen,Roy '7 1
Au k;:;,man,Amy '69
1
Auman, Pat ricia '71
Awkcr, Randy '68 1}0
Babb, Joyce '70 18, 19,
87,102,18}
Babb,Mrs ..M. 11 8
Bacon,Willfam '71 '8
Bacr,Bonnic '69 17'
Baer, Kathleen '70 183
Bacr, Kristina '68 Il l
Baer,Richard '68 130
Bahr, M rs. R.
Ba~r~, Bonnie '69 102,
8'
Ba~~,Susan
'70 102,
Bailcy,Suzanne '70 18}
Bain.Richard '70 18}
Bake r,Marilce '70 183
na:;s;ic, Kimberly '69
Balinskc,Frank '68
l.! all,Constance '71,19 1
Bar.i:cr,RicharJ '71 19 1
Barker.Ann '69 17'
Barnaby, Miss B. 118
Ba~~;s, Christine '69
Barnhart.Kevin '7 1 H
Barreu,Pamcla '71 191
Barrnn,Paul "70 ) 1,7 1
Barscht,Craig '69 175
Ba ruo,C raig '70 183
Ba~~kl James '69 61, 76,
Bauer.David '69 175
Batek,Sandra '71 19 1
Bauer.Anthony '7 1 19 1
Bauer,John '68 131
&~~j Patricia '68 9,,
Bea,dcy, Daniel '71 19 1
Bc;~~car, Virginia '69
Be~~' lk>n~1ic
'69
Beck.Paul '70 60,183
Beckcr,Barhara '70 22,
94,183
Becker,&1h '69 24,26,
94,104,107,1} 1
Bc:ckc r,Galc: '7 1 191
Becker.Jim '68 Il l
Becker. John '7 1
~;;r,Stt'\'en '69 70,
Beckc.-r, Thomas '68 13 1
Be~~~r, William '7 1
Be;;s~k11, Robe rt
'69
Be~1~s 1rom, Laurel
'71
1
lkrman,Carroll '(>8 1}2
lk-rman,Dalc '69 175
Berowski,Tnm '7 1 191
Berquist.Mary '71 191
lk;~~nd, Bcuy '68 88,
Bc~~~nd, Nanc.-y
'71
81,
·10_ 76,
Bess.Terry
Bi~ ~e;, ~r. J.
::i'.:::::· J~:es 1~:1,
28, ,0,
'69, 56,
'69
Be~~s3~~~ h, _68
Bi~~s,Maurinc
ll2
'7l
Bidak, 1.orne '69 175
Bi~~eycr, William '71
Bellnck,Mr. A. 84
Bcllock, K urt '68 .C9,
61,63.92,t}l,207
Be~~-o~~ Larry '70 ,0,
Billin,1:s, Mr. D .
3
Be~i:ter,Gerr ilynn
'69
Be~~ict, Robert
'71
,8,
Be~~~~~} Deborah ' 70
Bennett.Ca rol '70 183
Benson.Claudia '69 17'
Beran.Barbara '69104
Be;~1,~;} Barbara '70
Bercnschot, l.inda
104,1}1
'68
Cle,i:.i:. Jnhn '70
Clc,i:.i:,Robert '7 1 192
Cl~~. ~;s;n '68 29,
Boc:lkc,DJvid '69 20,
2',38, }7, tl0,175
~~~e,Gretchcn ·71
o;Pt,·l~omas '70 ,0,
Clemrnti,David '69
CnatC':\,Mr. M. 119
Coburn, S!C\'C '71 50
~~~an,Carnlyn '70
'71
118
3
Bond, Mr.G. 84
Bnndt',Rohc:rt '611 ,8,
118,99, 106,111,1 }3
Bond<',Samlra '71 191
Bondc.- ,Susan '71 191
~;~:c:~·/ffrl')' '70 ,0,
6
Coleman, David '69 176
Colrnian,Gmrgc '68
49,,6,78,106, 13'
Cn:-; Terry '70 102,
Bnr,i:,W illiam '70 18}
BorJ.,'<.'$, Michael '70 18}
nor~i;.i: . Gary '69 16,
&:~~:1; 8 ~al'i<I
8
Bi~~j, ~~~Icy '7 1 ,8,
Birch.Deborah '69 175
Bir ~ ~u ~~ '68 104,
1 5 1
Bishop, Holly '68 1}2
Bit t;nl;er, Thomas '69
1
'69 49,
4
Co~~~n, Scol
'71
,0,
Colley.Trudi '68 I})
Colley, Patricia '71 192
Cn~~~~, ~uglas '70 8,
'69
8
'71
Co:~~s, Heather '69
~~~~~i~nn~;l ·~~I
Co:~;d, Frances
Bnsi, Cathy
·7 1 191
Bost.Jeri '69
Bn~;r,Davtd '68 106,
Collord,Ross
eo;~,n~:,lm
Bnwc.-r, Kendra '7 1 191
Bnwer, Sandra '71 19 1
Bo~l;s, Barh~ra '70 9.l,
Cn;i;~o , Robe rt
'71
:0l:;~~:t;eri::. 1·::
71,
11
·10
Cook.Mr. }. 119
Cnjg~an, Dec '70 90,
'68 64,
Black. Paula '69 17'
Bl~~k~urn, Steve '70 98,
Br:r.dley,Barb '69 17'
Br~~~t rum, Ju lie '69 81 ,
Copelan, Kim '68 13'
Co~~~ran, Patricia '71
Blaida. Keith '69 175
Blair, Jane '70 183
Blais,Margaret '70 183
Bradstrum, Roy ' 71 19 1
Brainerd.Lo ree- '69 175
Brakken,Mr. E
Br~~;ecum, David '69
Corliss. Joan '689,,
109,1})
Corlill, Kimberl ~· '71
Corrii;an, M r. H . 119
Corso. Mr.). H,119
Cotter.Gary '69
Couer,Robcn '68
Bl~~i. ~f~~~ 1 ;~8
21,
99,
Blank, Cora '68 132
Blantnn,Sie,·en '69 17'
Bb ~~n, Suianne '7 1
1
Br~~~ecum, Richard
Bremcr, J ack
'71
'71
19 1
ea:;;uanori,Da\•e
'68
6
3
Co~Sitilliam
,0,
·71
Cr;':~~i~\~~thy
'71
Crawford, Jon '70 ,0,
6,,184
Cr~~/~za, Philip '69 100,
Crossley, Gerald
'7 1
~:::~~::crah. 71'70
'O
Crump, Karen '68 90,
110,1 29,136
Crum rine.Joseph '71
18,19,)1, 102, 192
Csukor, Helen '7 1 192
Cu:;~dc, Sandra '71
Cuff,Judy '71 192
Cufp, Jcanneuc '68
Culp, Pamela '71 192
Cvirkcr.Stevc: '70 184
D
Daboll,William '68 71,
92, 100,106,1}6
Dace. J ohn '69 176
D'Addin, Claudia '71
102, 192
D' Addio,Mike '69 176
Dahl,Christinc '69 176
Dahl, Tcrrybeth '7l 192
Dahm, Mr. H . 119
Dailin,<:., Anne '71 192
Daly,Dawn '7 1 192
Daly,Jc.-ff '68 136
D'Andrca,Joan '70 184
D 'Andrca,Joseph '69
3',47,'6, 64,176
D't ~d rea, Ka1hy '69
7
D' ~;~drea, I.aura
'68
Dane. Lee '70 184
Dane.Lynn '70 184
Dat~:~, ~t'fldy '68 97,
1
na;;:~;;.s ·71
,o,
'7,
oac~;~;~;1c
·10 184
Da v ~son,Amy '69 100,
17
1
Consago,Cindy '70 184
Co~;;i::o, Victoria ' 71
eo;1;r·Michae1
Cox,Cuol '68 100, ll6
Cox, Edward '70 '1,
60,184
Co~(, ~;~~am '71 ,8,
Davies,Scou '69 176
D a 1~~· William '70 71,
'7 1
'70 184
'69 42, 49,
Cnndnn,Sicven '70 184
Conkel.Michele '70
Conlcy.Dcrh '68 135
Conley, Jnellcn '70 184
Co~~~, ~amcs '70 ,0,
Bni·cr. MissJ. 118
Boy[an,Bnni ta '71 19 1
Boylan.Gary '69 100
Bnyle.Marilyn '69 17'
Bni•le,Mikc '71 191
Bor);,·,~~c~ard
99, 108,
'68 176
~'.,i:i ~aul '6868,
Coitey,Alonio '68
Cnilcy, Kc.-i! h '70 3',
50,71,184
Cole,i'rank '69 176
Co:;· Michacl '69 6,,
Bnwlt>S,Jamt>S '68 49,
64,92,IB.169, 172
Bi ~l~~sj ~ebecca '70
Bj~;k; William
Cn~i ~a~~~. ;~
Cnc, Diana
' 71 191
'(>9 175
~~ford.William
175
Bell, K~lhl'rine '70 19 1
Be~t~k, Ann '69 100,
Benard. Linda '70 183
Bendicscn,Norman ' 7 1
,0,65,19 1
Benedict. Barbara ~68
12, 1,, 76,100.131
Bc~~i~~-}Patricia '70
K:t!rina
~~~e.Chris1inc '68
Bolarul,Jnscph
Bol.~ll';HI, G:trry
·71
Clean·rdo11,Mrs. D. 12'
Clei-:.i:.. Alex '7 1 192
'7 1 .50,H,
Cl;s.r.·/;i;cs
k~~::;.a~~~!.02'.1 ~~o
Becker. William '69, 175
Beckman, Linda '70 183
Bccrs, Ellen '69 17'
Bef~{'·Dnuglas '68
1 1
Be ~a n,scr, J ames
7
&;-~~~k1';·l
Cl~);t,o~S.T:;~nas
'69
'70 183
'68 132
'71
Bnf~'.~';;~i, Jeffrey
"69 100,
~~~,Mary
Bo:~n~1an, Ka1hlc1:n
l~ l<·n,I.1•nda
'70 80,
Tt·rri
Bni-:dansk i,Noel '69 48,
49,6,l,9 2. 1n
Boisclair. Ann '68 36,
i~l 99, 100, 101 , 1 11 ,
lk·J,~~1ic'\~{a%1
'70
CJ~~k.i C:irnl1·n
Clark, PJul '(,g 100,
lo6,1 3,
Clark,
'69 176
Clarke, Jcanne '68
Claior, Eclwar<l ' 71 192
Cl::~~· Marsh;1 '70 9,,
Blnxam, Mr. R. 118
Bluck,l:Jlen '68118, 132
Blue, J amt"' '70 98, 103
Boardnrnn, Blakc '69
49,175
B11~1;c~1nan, Danil·l '69
Hn<:dl'c kcr, Jim
'71
01urchill, Robert '70
Cislak, Pamda '70 184
Cl~~~n, Tndd '71 ,0,
m~;:'l~~s;, Will '70 ,1,
6
V. A. C. 108
WhcatonGame 9
W restling 60-63
~;~r,Christine
n,
Ch ~;~hill, Joa nne
Blom.i:rcn,Jua11 ' 70
102,102
BJ~;;1 uisr. Carnie '70
Tornado 34
Bear~;n; Denise
Chris1ian, Lawrence ·71
,0,192
Chris1ia11scn,Stcven '71
,0,6,
Chr-Lan, Judi1h '69 176
Ch:~~n, Richard '70
Bliss, o\lar,i:arl.'t '7 1 191
lll (;~~rcn,J a mcs '68
Russian 98
Scenic 2,3
SeniorMen 106
Senior 130- 167
ScniorSupcrlatives 128, 129
Ski Club 106
Sophomores 183-190
StudcntFacultyDay 30
Students' l eague 35, 77
Tennis 54, 68, 69
"ThreeatEight" 25
T r.:ick 71
T rainers 108
Topperettes 81
15
'71
Blt'("hmao, Judy '68 76,
100,1}2,!70
Blechman,Stl.'\"c '70 ,0,
60,71,!113
Bl~!~';"·r, P;t ul '68 ,8,
NationalThcspians 99
Nurse's Aides 104
Orchestra 27, 104
P.A. L. 97
Pep Club 93
Ph i Beta Chi 105
Photographix 105
Pi1111r1de 74,75
Prom 38, 39
Qui ll &Scroll llO
Reception 107
36, 37
It's Academic 109
Junior Red Cross 95
Juniors 175- 181
Key Club 89
last Day 41
Latin 97
Lectron League 98
Memorial 126, 127
Monitors 95
MuAlpha Theta 111
N. H . S. 111
Nationa!Merit 109
A lspaugh, Mark '70 183
Alspaugh.Michael '68
12,38, 100,106,l)O
'68
Bl~~\c, Thadcous
Freshmen 191- 199
FutureNurs<:-s 87
F. T. A. 88
German 96
G. A. A. 92 , 93
G-Club 92
Glen /Jard 76
Golf 70
Graduation 42,43
Green&Whitc 24
G-Teens 94
Gymnastics 58,59,62,63
H eart H op 22,23
Helladians 110
H ell Week 6
H em)' VI 20, 21
H iY 94
°;"~l: ndrew '69 3,,
Davis,Mrs. C. 119
Da v~~ Catherine '70 81,
1
Davis, Dale '68 136
Davis. G len '69 176
Davis. John '68 12,78,
89,94, 106.109,136
Davis, Keith '69 3',B,
71,92, 176
Davis, Linda '69 8 1
Da;·~~ Richard '68 106,
Davis.Robert '70 184
Davis,Mrs. V . 11 9
Day, Barbara '69 82
l)e;i,·cr, Jcffrey '68136
Deav~r. Julie '7 1 192
DcBnever,Janct '68
136
DeCJark,Mr.E. 119
D~s.fary ·10n,10},
De:;~~~~
Uurie
'68
Ocf;;hardt, Krys
'68
·Ocion.i:,Don '70 184
Delong, M rs. L
Delong, Rni:;er '69 176
Oc n;1ng, Stcphen '70
1
~;~·Jane '71
102,
IX':~~i.Dchra
'69 102,
O...;r i ~i,Joo;i;ph
'70 60,
11
Gdirke,Dianne '71 193
Gdirh·, l.ynn '68 140
Genia, l\fosatuki '68 31,
112,141
G"rliui.:s.Cuhy ·71 19}
Gcrnaod,
~•;isln[>her '70 R.6,
Od{o"'d, Mrs. I'. 8}
Dl·m<:1, D1mni~ '6R 1n
i)(~~~c~/ 1;~-s '71 }0,
1
'70
Dl·;J~'lc r, Frnnk
'7 1
Dc1utcl,Gcrnrd ' 70
D iaz. Mr. A. 119
Di~~~l m:in, Robe rt '70
Gi~1!1~:2Ca.1hcrioe
D i~;~u<on, Rolx•rr
'7 1
D i~~'.;1i..1n, Barbara
'70
D i;~s~anzo, Cunl
Gi~s~~airio~u:;~
'7 1
Di ;l;~c oirn,Cathy
D i~;t'· Jt·aoinc
Gi:~rc:, laurie
'7 1
'7 1
Dit,Jrich, DlOOrnh '69
}7,98.100, 176
Did.,n, Jcffcry '7 1
D i~;;i11,1:, Kan11 '71
Earley, Gail '68 B8
Ea ~~/dfery '7 1 102,
D i~~1;i~, ~.:1 ...·rmre '70
Ear ly,Ca.t hetine '71
Early,Susan '70 1.114
Eas1n1~n. J erry '68 }7,
77, 100, 111, l}ll, 182
Eu11na11, Marc '71 23,
}7,}0,8 3, 192
E;istwood,
Ea;l~ii Thomas
8
Di~~·. ~~~lier '70 }7,
Di~~"7,rr~ Nat
92
'71
)0,
Oihon, Oenise '68 1n
D immirk, Paul '7 1
Di~;ioff, Rodger '7 1
Di;;_f\~~~.~~i.nn;68
Di~1ino,Diane
97,
'7 1
Oirb,Wently
'70 184
Di~.Shmon
'7 1 192
Dlu,i:opobki, Mr. E. 119
D1 7~~/cs, Jame~ '70 60,
Doc:rrics,t-.fory '69 176
Docrries.William '68
137.49, 1},61,92
Dobr,Susao '70 184
Dnmbrn, Paul '68 1}7
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Drakt., Mar,1:aret '70
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Drcyfus, Hrucc '6R 1n.
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f itzgeraltl,Deborah '69
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Gould, Kay '69 177
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Gehrio,i:cr,Cathy '69
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'70 }0,
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G ille1pie, J\l rs. M. 8}
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H a 1~'Ck, Debor:th '69
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Hallcy,Aoita '71 19}
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Hali. Daniel '68 6,9,
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Hal"l'rson, Thomu '68
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' 70
Hai° 5;"1mao n, Ellen
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Hansen. Frederick '68
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Hc;;;r, Dcborah '69
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Hoyer, Bruce '71
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Hulseberg, Jane '69
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H urlburt,Pamela '70
Hurt, Mickey '69 177
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J:mS?n, Mary '69 177
Jnr;~~e, Susao "70 79,
Jum3n,Ji111 '70 186
J ay, Ca1 hy '68 146
Jcf f~~· Derek '70 88,
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'69 177
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J ennings,Ste"en '69
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J ohannes, Mrs. M. 8}
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'69 91,
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Johnson, Bruce '68 146
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Johnson, Charlene '68
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Jn~;~o.Gregory '71
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J ol;~~>o, Knrhryne
J o ~~~n, Kristine
186
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l mel,Paula '69 177
lndovina,Stephaoie '71
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Johnson,Sara '69 100,
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Johbson,Scou '69177
Jo~~o, Virinia '70
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'70
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Kend le, Linda '71 19'
Kennard.John '68 20,
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Kenn«fy,JoEllm ·69
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l.t:iRh. Jlhil '68 100, 106
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l.c-~~1.e, ~.il~;r~I '69 61,
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186
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lambie,Wi lli3m ·71
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Ko r~;sky, Robert '69
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Lmre,Patricia '70 186
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Lconml. Mark ·70 186
Lepak.Eric '70 186
Lerclw, Carolyn '68
le~~r, Margaret '68
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la~~uth,Susan '70
Lan grede r,
Theodore '71 )0, 195
La~;~n , Barbara '70 90,
Lannin,Linda '71 195
La~;~o, Patricia ·70 90,
Laot2,Susao ' 71,195
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l.l'\•in, Claudia '69
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Li~'f,· Timn1h y ·70
Michael '7 1 57, 195
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Ud ster, Rnbe rt '69
Lidster.Tom '70 186
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Liebl ich, John '70 . ,
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Lies,Suun '69
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'70
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K l~~~l">CI, Robert '69
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l.t•l ';;re, Charles
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Ld">rt·clu, Da\'e '69 JOO
L(.'('/~~1an, Jacques '70
K ime r,Joeseph ·68
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K in~ie. Rn,i.:t•r
'70 IR6
K ish.Gt'OrJ.:e ·70 186
K irun. Michael '69 178
K i;~11rkk.Eileen '70
K irkwood, M rs. M. 8'
Klan/:. Charles '68 148
K lan/:. John '70 65,
107,186
K bn,i.:. Mrs. M. 121
Kl aus.Susan '7 1 195
Kl l'in, ,l ill '(.S 148
Kl cin, J nhn '7 1
K:~ ~n(, Ralph '70 50,
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l...'.Hi.on,Stephen '70 102
L1~1;:;tin, Ruth '(.g 100,
Kin,.:.C:aruhce '(>9 178
K ini.;, Faith ·7 1 58, 19)
Ki7~RFnrest '69 58,
Kir; :;~mann, Susan
'71
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l..:1rkin, ll:irb;n:1 '70 186
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L:nkin, M:1ril1·n '(>!I 126
l,a~•~;;n, Susan '(.R 96,
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Linco lo,Gary '68 IS
Lind.Christine '7 1 195
Lindber,i:-, Kenneth •71
50,60, 195
o·~;;nc-ll,John
McAfec, Ka thy '7 1 195
M~~;scy, Laurie '71
Mr Avoy, Barry
Mc ~;oy.Kimberly
1
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M c ~;bc,C h arles
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M~~my, Michael '70
M~ii~r~~O J ames
'68
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'7 1
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o·c;;,oor, Donna
'70
'69 68,
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l00,155
Nnk, Stt"·en ·70 187
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