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WELCOME TO
THE 43RD

REUNION OF
FOREST VIEW
HIGH SCHOOL’S
CLASS OF 1966

Forest View High
School
Class of 1966
43rd Reunion
Friday
July 17, 2009
Wyndham-O’Hare

PROGRAM

6:00 PM – 7:00 PM RECEPTION
Open Bar
Appetizers
7:00 PM GATHER IN THE DINING ROOM
7:15 pm WELCOME
Bruce Werner
Shari Worrell
INVOCATION
Louie Tosto
SENIOR CLASS SONG
REUNION COMMITTEE INTRODUCTION
TABLE BLESSING
Louie Tosto
7:30 PM DINNER
Open Bar
9:00 PM SPEAKER
John Courrtwright – Class Vice President
9:15 PM MEMORIAL SERVICE
Louie Tosto
Shari Worrell
FOREST VIEW SCHOOL SONG
BENEDICTION
9:30 – 11:00 pm DOOR PRIZE DRAWING
DANCE, SOCIALIZING

Tonight’s Music by DJ Express

FOREST VIEW HIGH SCHOOL
CLASS OF 1966
SENIOR CLASS SONG

No class ever could be better than the class of ‘66.
Since we came, we’ve earned our name—Senior ‘66.
No class made, has got a shade on Spirit of ‘66.
I’ll tell ya’ why—You know I don’t lie—Not me!
We come and go, always in the know, we’re
Swingers ‘66
We lead the school and there ain’t no fools in Spirit
of ‘66.
Step aside—all of you,
Senior Class is coming through.
FV named us—Fame has claimed us—Class of “66!
(Borrowed from Class of ‘65 and sung to “Sweet Georgia Brown.”)

InSandra Baikie Latuszek
Me moriam
Linda Christiansen Walker
Fred DeFalco
Jacque Djus
William Farber
Victor Giammarrusco
Jorlyce Gunkel Wange
Rick Henderson
Howard Hientzelmeier
Robert Hughes
Kurt Koentopp
Dennis Konieczski
Ray Miller
George Money
Lorene Ott
Ralph Perrigo
John Pruneda
Linda Vand der Vliet Shatwell
William Schindler
Dorothy Schultz Loughlin
Melvin Sias
George Smith
Tony Stark
Rudy Perez 2009

In Me moriam
Victor Giammarrusco
2002

In Me moriam

Sandra Baike Latuszek Linda Christiansen Walker
2008

Fred DeFalco
Jacque Djus
1972

In Me moriam

Jorlyce Gunkel Wange
William Farber
2002

Rick Henderson
(no picture available)

Howard Hientzelmeier

In Me moriam

Robert Hughes Kurt Koentopp

Dennis Konieczski
2000 Ray Miller

In Me moriam

Lorene Ott
George Money 1965

Ralph Perrigo
John Pruneda
1966

In Me moriam

William Schindler Dorothy Schultz Loughlin

George Smith
Melvin Sias
1967

In Me moriam

Tony Stark

Rudy Perez
2009

Linda Van Der Vliet Shatwell
2004

Forest View High School
SCHOOL SONG

Forest View, our Forest View
We will always remember you
For the friends we have known these years
For the laughter and the tears.
For the goals achieved with pride
Foes we've conquered side by side
We'll remain forever true
To our alma mater Forest View.

(Fred Elliot, band director)

Forest View High
School

2121 Goebert Road
Arlington Heights, Illinois

FIGHT SONG

Talk up the spirit Falcon spirit
We're gonna win this game,
Silver gold and black our colors
We're proud to shout our name.
You are my school
I'll do my best for you.
Falcon fly high Put your wing to the sky
And bring victory to Forest View.
(Fred Elliot, band director)

Then and Now
Cheryl Appleton Crates

THEN AND NOW
LINDA BETCHNER MAGIERA

Then and Now
Chris Blomberg Clarke-Epstein

Then and Now
Char Bowman Holbrook

THEN AND NOW
SUSAN CHASE FELTON

Then and Now
Nordene Donarski Halloran

Then and Now
Joyce Ehlert Nichols

Then and Now
Steve Eitzenhoefer

Then and Now
Peggy Gillespie Winghardh

THEN AND NOW
SHARON HANSEN BREE

Then and Now
Cathi Hurley Beazley

Then and Now
Susan Jacobsen D’Avanzo

Then and Now
Shari Kelley Worrell

Then and Now
Alison Kisch Dedrick

Then and Now
Marcia Kratky Navinovich

Then and Now
Kathy Kunze Turner

THEN AND NOW
KATHLEEN MADALINSKI
MACKEY

THEN AND NOW
JACKIE MUHR SWIDER

THEN AND NOW
LYDIA PARKINSON GREENE

THEN AND NOW
CHARLOTTE POULIS KEANE

Then and Now
Dagmar Reimann Helgage

Then and Now
Sue (Schwerin) Andrews

Then and Now
Judie Siewenie Wells

THEN AND NOW
PEGI WACHTEL STRMEL

Then and Now
Wendy Wegner Ribner

Peggy Gillespie Winghard and her
husband, Chris at their daughter
Sandra’s Wedding

Bob and Kathy Mackey and
grandchildren

Shari Kelley Worrell
Active in many groups

Dagmar Reimann Helgager and
husband

Gary Burlette and wife Kathleen
(Turcotte) ‘67

Jim and Linda (Schira –’67)
Patenaude

Wendy Wegner Riber with husband
Kris, two of their sons and
daughter-in-laws

Suzanne Wesolek Hunter and
husband Frank

LINDA BETCHNER MAGIERA
AND FAMILY

Sue (Schwerin) and Ken
Andrews

JIM, KERRI AND CLARE
KASZUBA

JACKIE MUHR SWIDER AND
GRANDCHILD

BRUCE WERNER AND
DAUGHTER JACKIE

Cathy Hurley Beazley and husband

SUSAN KIVLEHAN SHERRITT
AND FAMILY

Jim and Sharon Baumgardt with
their son Ty and his wife Trish

LIFE AT FOREST VIEW
HIGH SCHOOL

IS THIS WHAT THEY WERE
TEACHING BACK IN THE
DAY?

Peggy Gillespie Winghard and
class of ‘64 Leslie Scharf and Mary
Willie

TYPING CLASS
BILL HUGHES, ALISON KISCH, KEVIN LOUCKS

JIM BAUMGART AND STEVE
MUELLER

Jim Moroni, Bob, Mike, Tom Johnson, Bill Hughes and Naoki Saito

JACK BUDZ, LARRY RAUTENKRANZ,
BRUCE LAMPERT

FALL FESTIVAL ‘65

LINDA MEYERS, LANA PASLEY, KATHY HURLEY,
MARY KENNEDY, KAY HESTER

FALL FESTIVAL ’65
JUDIE SIEWENIE AND PENNY
SODERBERG

SENIOR PROM

JUDIE SIEWENIE

CLASS OF ’66
EXTRA
CURRICULAR
ACTIVITIES

THE CELLAR
TEEN DANCE CLUB
• Located in Arlington Heights, Illinois, The Cellar teen dance club provided
consistently good live musical entertainment in the 1960s. Founded in 1964 by
Paul Sampson (a local record store owner who later became a music promoter and
manager), this music venue primarily featured Rock and Roll music acts, although
some Blues acts performed as well. Originally begun in the basement of the former
St. Peter's Church administration building (hence its moniker), it moved to an unused
warehouse on Davis Street, along the Chicago and Northwestern railroad tracks. It
closed in 1970 [1].
• The Cellar became a notable venue for several reasons. Most importantly, it provided
teenagers from the region with a place to congregate and to dance.
• It was also notable because of its talented regional house / repeat bands, such as:
the Shadows of Knight, The Mauds, H.P. Lovecraft [2] , Saturday's Children,
Ted Nugent[3] [with the] Amboy Dukes, The Huns, The Other Half[4], and
Little Boy Blues [5].
• Additionally, given the its modest warehouse venue in a northwestern suburb of
Chicago, The Cellar proved to be truly remarkable because of the extraordinary
national and international Rock acts that also made appearances there, such as:
• The Who [6] [7] , The Cream [8] , The Byrds [9], Buffalo Springfield [10] , and
The Spencer Davis Group[11]

OUR PLACE TO MEET AND
CRUISE

Cruisin’ at Mickey D’s
after Young Life

Cheerleaders
Cindy Boddy, Meredyth Buckholz, Kim Garrity, Cathy
Hurley, Lana Pasley and Laurie Barish

CHUCK BOESENBERG, PAT DUNNIGAN, JERRY
ADAMS, JIM KUBIK, MIKE SEVERNS, JIM BAUMGART

YOUNG LIFE WAS A MAJOR
PART OF MANY OF OUR
LIVES

Young Life Camp
Frontier Ranch, Colorado
1965

Young Life
Frontier Camp
Colorado, 1965

Young Life Camp Castaway
Minnesota, 1965

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