Edison High School - Edisonian Yearbook (Lake Station, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1973 volume:

1973 EDISONIAN Edison High School East Gary, Indiana volume xxxii 2 Table of Contents Theme 4- 5 Opening Section 6-11 Events 14- 27 Sports 30- 55 Clubs 58- 71 Academics 74-105 People 108-149 Ads 152-165 To make a school great? A spirited student body pulling for a common goal, a faculty interested in young people, plenty of hard work and study, but also enough time to laugh and have fun. Eagles have got what it takes . . . C } sj s: c 5 p, k) k) k) k) k] C 3 C C j C O5 »i -Ka -Kn ' K.i ' K C K S! St k) k) k) k) k) 05 C 3 C C } C } ' ♦o ' ♦« » ' ♦-a 1»«» ' K S C £ S 5 C k) ki ki ki ki C 3 c c c c s: S! K 5 : Qj k) k) k) ki k) C 5 C 3 C C 1 -K ■«» C S 5 Si K Qj . k) k) k) k) k] C 5 C 5 C 5 £ Si ki ki 03 c ■♦-» » 35 s E Jt i s s: s; ki ki ki s C J t 5 We’ve got what it takes... In events . A great school needs a social life for excitement during the year. Homecoming, Honor Society Induction, the Prom, sockhops, concerts, musicals, and graduation. Events add the spice. 13 Victorious Homecoming Captures Memories ABOVE LEFT: Homecoming bonfire lights I he way for ictory. ABOVE RIGHT: Senior Chris Brock works on senior float. LEFT: Sharon Bobrowski displays her masterpiece. ABOVE: Amazement is written all o er Pau- lette Frills ' face U Homecoming Queen and Candidates are Rochelle Reames escorted by Larry Moore. Debby Kingery escorted by Mike Kraynak. Trudy Rosser escorted by Chuck Nixon. Patty Barth escorted by Pete Odinsoff. and Sharon Bobrowski escorted by Harold O’Rourke. The victory spirit gave way to romantic feelings and dancing as the Queen and her Court reign over the homecoming dance " One Bright Shining Moment " . ABOVE LEFT: Dave Duffee a nd Rochelle Reames enjoy a quiet moment. ABOVE RIGHT: Matter Movkovic and Denny Johnston arrive at the dance. BELOW LEFT: George Gregory dances to a lively heal . C:? QAX ' “Sound of Music” Is Re-Created by Choir ABOVE: The Von Trapp Children sing to their father. RIGHT: Crys- tal Martin as Maria, and Brian Livingston, as Capt. Von Trapp. BELOW: Joe Martin. Dave Harness, and Brian Livingston discuss a problem in the musical. " The Sound of Music " . BELOW RIGHT: Highlight of the production was the marriage ceremony. Band Concerts Increase Music Appreciation TOP: Blow (hem horns,’’ and the band makes beautiful music. BOT- TOM: " A nd-a-one! A nd-a-two! " says A drienne Mendelsohn. TOP: Myron Girgsby does his thing! BOTTOM: Cindy Johnston con centrales on following the notes. 19 Jr. Miss Contestants Display TheirTalents ABOVE LEFT: Denise Beres performs her talent as she sings " Wouldn’t It Be Loverly? " . ABOVE: 1973 Junior Miss winners were 4th place Trudy Rosser. 1st place Cassie Duies. Queen Kathy Cere- jeski. 2nd place Elaine Mitrisin. 3rd place Connie Howell. LEFT: Ingrid Schmelzer wins the Scho- lastic Achievement Award. ABOVE: Denise Beres and Cassie Duies were in the top ten for the physical fitness award. 20 Magic Transforms EHS Gym to ‘Ishi Yama LEFT: Margene Kurpis, junior class president, escorted by Randy Pa- zera. ABOVE: Tom Paterson and Pam Waggle pause for a tender mo- ment. BELOW: " Ishi Yama " set a romantic atmosphere for the prom couples to enjoy. " Ishi Yama” was the romantic Japa- nese theme of the 1 972 Junior-Senior Prom. Bob M innick and his Orches- tra provided the musical entertain- ment for the annual dance. With pagondas, buddahs, and Japanese archways setting the scene, tensions mounted until the highlight of the evening was reached, the Grand March. A t exactly 9:00 the proces- sion began, and all who attended switched their thoughts from the prom, to the post-prom dinner which was held at San Remo ' s Restaurant. TOP: Jim Sansone and Joni Henry say " Cheese " for the camera man. ABOVE LEFT: Jo Ann Comstock says to Bill Haas. " Ring around the cottar. " RIGHT: Ann Ennis. John Rock. Darrel Cox. and Sue Comstock pause for a friendly chat. National Honor Society Stresses Service ABOVE LEFT: Marge Kurpis lights a candle during the Honor Society induction. ABOVE RIGHT: Dr. Kayes congratulates Bruce Cargile as he is in- ducted into the National Honor Society. BELOW: Mr. Georgakis leads inductees as they recite the Honor Society Pledge. ABOVE LEFT: Senior member Ingrid Schmelzer lights a candle. ABOVE: At Ruzga and Bruce Cargile talk after the ceremonies. BOT- TOM LEFT: Buddy Faurote hands Debby Kingery her rose. BELOW: Leadership was the topic of Cassie Duies speech. 25 Edison Graduates “ Step Into the Future” RIGHT: Pam Waggle, Doug Twilla. and Pal- ly Bobrowski anxiously anticipate llte future. BELOW: Jim Koziol. valedictorian, address- es his classmates. BELOW LEFT: Terry Bianco receives her diploma from Mr. Chap- pas. BELOW RIGHT: Admiring their diplo- mas are Lupe Soria. Deb Remaley, Rose Bra- vo. Sandy Lindsey. Deb Belt, and Alex Gregory. ABOVE LEFT: Graduation becomes a reality to the 1972 senior boys. ABOVE RIGHT: Jana Filipas leads the way for the other senior girls. LEFT: Rebecca Goldsmith and Tina Bowen. ABOVE: Kenny Flores receives his diploma from Mr. Chappas. 27 O) ' K, 05 05 05 k k k k k O o 0 0 0 r ex. ex. CO Co Co 0 Co 05 05 05 05 05 k k k k k o o 0 0 O ; ex. co Co Co Co Co O) 05 05 05 05 j k k k k k o o 0 0 0 Co Co Co Co Co -v 05 •W 05 05 05 k k k k k o 0 0 0 0 Co Co Co Co Co : ' ■f- -v 05 05 ■ 4 - -w 05 05 ; k k k k k o 0 0 0 0 ex. r ex. CX, 0 Co Co Co Co 3 • 05 05 05 05 i k k k k k O 0 0 0 0 ex. ex. ex. ex. CO Co Co Co Co . 03 05 05 ' K 05 05 k k k k k o 0 0 0 0 ex. ex. ex. ex. Co Co Co Co Co In sports. Victory and defeat blend to test and mold character. A thletics build sportsmanship, teamwork, as well as the competitive drive. Sports instill Spirit. We’ve got what it takes... We’re Number One ROW I: P. Coffman. J. (jruetl. O ' . Slrombos. M. Martin. R Kemp. J. Martin. M. Edmaislon. Coach Renn. ROW 2: R. Borisenko. Mike Ellis. M. Dil- lingham. J. Milchak, P. Szostek. D. Kolosci. R. Coleman. J. Sansone, D. Johnson. D. Safestrom. D. Ball. Coach Halachak. ROW 3: Coach Hershey, Coach Hamilton. D. Duffee, S. Heel. T. Adkins. S. Burns. R. Hicks. B. Davis. R. Farney, R. Slone. B. Cargite ROW 4: B Faurote. J. Skarja. D. Guebert. J. Kor- pak. R. Szostek. D. Kadish. B. Deering. M. Skarja. T. Barth. J. Ring. D. Duffee. Celebration Highlights Perfect Season BOTTOM LEFT: T. Barth prepares to uncork one of his aerial borages which stymied opponents for ten games. MIDDLE: R. Kemp bursts by Michigan City defender for six of his area lead- ing points. BOTTOM RIGHT: B. Faurote off the line en route to pass reception versus Hammond Noll. LEFT: Fighting Ea- gles defense used gang tackling methods to hold opponents to 9.5 points per game average, and few yards. Opponent Eagles Lake Central Gary Wirt M. C. Rogers Calumet Kankakee River Forst Griffith Hammond Noll Portage Lew Wallace 31 1972 Frosh Squad; ROW 1: M. Osborn. D. Cannon. C ' . Nush. J. Rebeck. A. Guess. C. Kars. B. Twila, J. Edmond. ROW 2: T. Parker. M. Demaria. J. Epperson. S. Meilzler, M. Spears. B. Munro. T. Bodes. L. Coppinger.J. Streeiman. D. Brobrowski. ROW 3: K. Miller, T. Nolan. M. Baird. R. Miner. M. Kasrich. P. Crellon. S. Rodgers. K. Lewis. B. Busch. Coach Hershey. ROW 4: R. Olson. R. Deva- ner. R. Watezak. A . Pennok. R. Holguin. J . Derado. Dave Beres. B. Curtis. E. Dodd. Calumenl Lake 38 River Forest Calumet Ridge 55 J.V. Team, ROW 1: J. Milchak, P. Coffman. G. Strombos, M. Marlin, M. Edmais- ton. ROW 2: M Dillingham. S. Hect, R. Coleman. D. Kolosci. R. Stone. P. Szosiek. ROW ' 3: Coach Renn. R. Farney, J. Skarja. II Davis. T. Adkins. II Ball. R. Hicks, S. Burns. Never in the history of Edison sports has there been an unbeaten football team. With so much spirit, it seemed that every thing was centered around the next game. It all started when the Fighting Eagles played games and always ended up victo- rious. A i 7-0 we were finally recognized as a really good team by the press and other coaches. When it rains the Eagles score! The Por- tage game will vouch for that. The game was billed to be close, but the score showed our team to he a real power house. The week of November the ninth was Jilted with more signs and spirit than usual. The Wallace Hornets were the Eagles last obstacle to a perfect season and the game proved to be one of the most rugged of the year. The Jans were great as they were all year. The team saw that they got thesatis- f action of a victory and a number one team and a Jirst rate coaching staff. Festivities af ter the game included a cara- van of police cars, afire truck full of Fight- ing Eagles, three buses of fans, and about 50 cars which all went to Edison gym to celebrate. The next day opened with the biggest and best pep session in Edison history. The team did their thing by throwing coaches Hamilton. Halashak. Hershey and Renn in the showers. C.C. Squad, ROW 1: B. Wiika, T. Holies, M. Anderson, T. Kiraly, T. Taylor. ROW 2: R. Polk, F. Korpak, II Cuellar, Coach Neal. The East Gary cross country squad completed the sea- son on the bright side, but they worked for it. Above M. Anderson " outstanding runner " quenches his thirst after hard running during an East Gary meet. Joining him are B. Witka, T. Bolles and T. Taylor. H O ' rourke 1 20). B Faurote 1 22 1 . J Busch (341. display flue form and good hall control. Eagles opponent 86 Gary Wirt 64 61 Lowell 50 81 Hanover 54 70 Horace Mann 81 76 Whiting 64 70 Boone Grove 61 54 Hobart 73 67 Calumet 82 84 M. C. Rogers 64 68 Hammond Tech. 06 65 Chesterton 60 50 Griffith 74 77 River Forest 75 64 A ndrean 72 84 Portage 78 62 Lew Wallace 66 58 Lake Central 60 88 H ebron 76 sectionals 00 River Forest 75 28 Hammond Noll 33 1972 Fighting Eagles, ROW I: .S ' . Burns, R. Balk, D. Guebert. ROW 2: Coach Veal. J . Luheck.J. Busch. D. Duffee, B. Raurote, A . Ruzga. A . Gaza. H. O ' Rourke. Coach Ramsby. Fauroie and Guehen come up court to assist Busch and Ouj ' jee with loose halt. TOP: T. Todosijevic, J . Luebeck. R. Polk.S. Burns. LEFT: l). Gueberl. T. Bowles (40). F. Korpak 1 24 1. T. Kiraly(30),and T. Todo( 52) drive for two. A I though the 1 972 J . V. sea- son did not produce many victories, it still did provide much excitement, and it showed promise for next year’s varsity squad. Reserve Team; M. Haddad. C. Bolim. F. Korpack . K. ) ales. T. Todosijevic. R. Dickerson, K. Parks. T. Bodes. T. Kiraly. T. Taylor. M. .-1 nderson. Coach Ramsby. “B " Team. ROW I: M. Osborn. R. Guess..). Rebeck. R Nash. C. Sansone. ROW 2: K. Coleman. F. Dunn. B. Childers. M. Coleman. B. Switzler. K. Bennel. M. Devaney. R. Walzack. D. Bobrowski. L. Copinger. Coach. Jacobs. " A” Team. ROW 1: R. Walzack. R Guess. D. I.uebeck. D. Bobrowski. D. KursdorJ ' er. ROW 2: M. Devaney. E. Dodd. M . Pysh. D. Beres. M. Derado. P. Kretton, Coach Jacobs. ABOVE LEFT: D. Wilkens on top. ABOVE: R. Szostek in control. BELOW LEFT: R. Kemp after match. Coach Fritz, C. Kary. BELOW: R. Hack ready to move. The Fighting Eagle wrestling squads headed by coahes Fritz and Halaschak completed an inconsistent season with a bright outlook. A young squad getting much experience will be good soon. Results this year in dual meets showed much promise. The program has developed tremendously in the last three years, and the addition of new uniforms added to the color and excitement of the year. Varsity, Row 1: B. Kary, C. Kary. M. Spears. H. Mendez. ROW 2: D. Cochran. T. Bonner, G. Gregory, J. Marlin. M. Dillingham, D. Stout. ROW 3: Coach Fritz, G. Stout, J. Ring, D. Wilkins, S. Kurzdorfer. R. Hack. J.V., ROW I: B. Matjyka, B. Bennett, G. Slrombos, D. Stout. ROW 2: M. Dukes, T. Lewis, P. Szoslek, R. Powers. ROW 3: M. Landrum. D. Wilkins, B. Ball. T. Bonner. B. Davis, Coach Halaschak. EAST GARY EAST GARY EAST GAR ROW I: O ' . Gregory. H. O ' Rourke. I). Duebert. J. Milchak. J. Korpack. D. Johnston. A. Hartley. R Havens. P. Odinsojj. B. Busch mgr. ROW 2: K. Miller mgr., I). Rohb. B. Schaefer. M. Kraynak. 7 Hodge. I). Pufjee.J. Ring. R. Borisenko. W. Coffman. Coach Poe. ABOVL: P. Odinsojj. A. Hartley. R. Havens, J. Korpak. J. Ring watch the action. RIGHT: B. Schae- fer wails for the pitch. ABOVE LEFT: 7 Hodge loses his bat. ABOVE: M. Kray oak finds the hall. J. Milchak shows good form at hat. East Gary 1 Merrillville Opponent 12 0 Win 2 5 E. C R’velt 0 4 Hobart 0 2 Calumet I 5 River Forest I II Bishop Noll 12 0 Chesterton to 0 Chesterton 1 5 Portage 7 0 M. C. Elston 3 3 M. C. Elston 7 10 Hanover 0 10 M. C. Rogers 2 0 Emerson 5 10 River Forest 1 7 Wallace 3 3 Valpo 1 3 Morton 8 10 Horace Mann 8 5 Lowell 3 6 Griffith 0 3 Griffith 4 5 Emerson 1 4 Portage 5 Coaches Seal anti Hamilton. TOP: white streak v lor the finish line. Id 1971 Track Team; BACK ROW: R Sntenyak. R. Marlin. 0 Hass. H Hull. M. Haddad. H ( ary tie. V Hams. I) Br ant. 8. Cuellar. H While. ROW ' 2: H. (tar nett. O ' . Sohovich, R. Stone. M Dillingham. 7 Bonner. A. hues s. FRONT: .7. Lavender. I . Cochran. R Hath. R Williamson. H H ilka. ROW 3: Coach C. Claussen. H Bradley. T. Sisson. M Peiro. D. Beres.J. Koontz. V. Wahlsmith.J. Stearns. D. Johnston. Coach C. Ulrich. ROW 2: N. Coff - man. C. Duies. G. Mendez. N. Novkovic. D. Jackson. M. Hallmark. C. Martin. ROW 1: C. Paterson. K. Mardis. C. Scomac. D. Cline. R. Morril.J. Foster. P. Jackson. E A A Contributes to Physical Abilities LEFT: Coach Connie Ulrich. BELOW: Nancy Coffman. Donna Jackson, and Henri Bradley are on the attack at a home field hockey game. ROW 3: D. Johnston, J. Kooniz, J. Stearns, D. Funkhouser, K. Kinsey. ROW 2: C. Curtis, N. Novkovic, M. Swaney.J. Coleman, C. Martin, Coach Sue Crum. ROW 3: D. Cline, M. Hallmark, R. O ' Daniel, R. Paulk. In the fall, G.A.A. intramurals get underway with Kickball as the first activity of the season. Volley- ball, basketball, bowling, and badminton round out the intra- mural activities. G.A.A. interschool varsity sports program starts with field hockey. The team participates in a five game schedule against area schools. This year ' s record was 3-1-1. October marks the start of Volleyball season and both A and B teams play a 10 game schedule. During the Christmas vacation practice begins for the basketball teams in preparation for their 10 game schedule. In January, gymnastics also begins practice for the upcoming meets in Febru- ary and March. The years varsity sport season is closed with track in May. 1972-1973 Volleyball A Team: ROW 1: P. Soria. R. Reames, J. Lackovitch. ROW 2: C. Ulrich, M. Novkovic, V. Walhsmith, H. Bradley, C. Claussert. 1972-73 Basketball B-Team: ROW I: M Hallmark, h. Snawder. K. O ' Daniel. C. Skomae. ROW 2: D. Dohyns. I). Cline. C. Hodges. M Danlsirom. D. Funkhouser.J . Stearns. N. Novkovic. Coaelt Claussen. 50 ABOVfc: Deh Cline. terry Sisson. Jean Frame. Coach L ' lrich. RIGHT: Terry Sisson. f . 1 j i • ■ M Jr. p BA A B ■U jM 6 1 % Jf IB I)eh (iruell 1972-73 Basketball A-Team: ROW I: I). Jackson. C. Duies. I). (iruell. T Soria. ROW 2: H. Snawder. V. Wahlsniilh.J . Frame. C. l ' lrich. M. Dohyns. T. Sisson. J. Henry. TOP LEFT: Cyndi Mojjail rolls, the old howling hall. TOP RIGHT: Ho- mer Hallmark puts a curve on the hall. LEFT: Having a jolly time at the alleys are Jean Miller. Paulette Trills. Terry Sisson, and Karen Troll. ABOVE: " Maybe ij grit. I’ll make a strike. " says Marian Pelro. ' € k « nr (i.A.A. Truck Team: ROW I: J. Sovkovic. II. Hallmark. C. Halt ' s. J. Coleman. M. Sovkovic. H. Shoemaker. S. Camion. ROW 2: Coach l I rich . II. Bradley, J. Koonlz. M Dohyns. I), Hunkhouser. I). Dohyns. M. Heiro. I). Jackson. Coach Claussen. ABOVE: Marian Helro passes her opponent. RIGHT: Discussing a meet are Joyce Coleman. Hen- ri Bradley. Jaunita S learns. Cassie Hides. Jolynii Koonlz. Janet Foster. Gymnastics Team: ROW I :J. Foster. ROW 2: D. Johnston. J . Lackovitch. L. Jacobs, C. Ulrich. ROW 3: F. Burns. K. Paterson, J. Reheck, T. Hampton, R. Datsko. ROW 4: C. Skomac, K. Mercier, R. Morrill, J. Norman, M. Kurpis. ■ m ■ ■ Freshman Cheerleaders: LEFT: R. Paulk, K. Kinsey. RIGHT: J. Norman. K. VanderUn. Pom Pom Girls: ROW 1: J. Johnson. ROW 2: A. Burton, V. Dunn, D. Pointer, L. Davis, C. Munro, K. Cook, L. Ligoki, D. Beres, C. Oates, K. Dietrich. ROW 3: D. Jackson, M. Mathias, V . Arjlack, K. Michaels, C. Napier, V. Wahlsmith, M. Petro, A. Spears. ROW 4: J. Miller. G. Felker, C. Kozak, T. Sisson. 03 05 05 -O UUUtJUO C ) 5 5 5 5 5 “• » " «0 « ,3 s s s s .3 02 05 3 5 05 -O -C -O -Ci -c -c .3 3 s s s s oCOoou 02 t 5 05 0-5 O} -C »C -C -C) -C) -5-5 -5-5 3-5 o J (0 0 jU 05 f 2 05 Oj O5 05 -C -£ We’ve got what it takes. Careers are explored, field trips taken, and excess engergy consumed. Whether the interest lies in science, languages, or athletics, clubs provide the outlet. Responsibility, Key to Student Government Marion Petro. vice pres ; Bev Ronk. Ireas ; Craig Johnson, pres; Jim Sansone. parliamentarian; Lois Eaton, sec. Santa Hershey gives a hardy " ho ho ho what would you like for Christmas ?” to little Mari- an Petro. ROW 1: D. Shawver. M. Lackovitch. O. Piers, A. Ramsay. K. Chrislakis, N. Coffman. ROW 2: P. Barth, J. Oruett. K. Vanderlin, N. Czilli. D. Jack- son. S. Woodall. ROW 3: M. Petro. B. Ronk. R. Smith. L. Eaton. T. Rosser, N. Novkovic. D. Beres. ROW 4: C Brock. B. Ball, T. Pysh. B. Faurote. C. Johnson, T Bianco. R Hicks. 11 V LEFT: Book Club: D Rice.J. Tucker. M. D ' Aloisio. M Thompson. Miss Ceglian. L. Willoughby. C. Klemek; J. Carnegie: A. Mac Don- ald. ABOVE: Foreign Language Club Officers: Beth Eaton, treas.: Miss Martinez. Cathy Dietrich, vice pres.: Dianne Beres. pres.: Karen Kinsey, sec.: Mrs. Vondrak. Foreign Language Club: ROW I: S. Davis. N. Coffman. V. Ryan, T. Jones. R. Moore. C. Gee.S. Ferguson. S. Tsaparikos. E. Ramien. K. Christakis. ROW 2: A Heins. M. Malinoff. J. Johnson. D. Jackson. K. Coleman. T. Summers. R. Gillette. M. Lackovitch. G. Mendez. S. Cook. R. Cook. ROW 3: K. Vanderlin. B. Rusin. D. Malinoff. R. Huddleston. D. Dobvns.C. Dietrich. M. Martin. H Mendez. D. Johnston. W. Johnson. J. Normann. A. Spears. S. Haywood. L. Davis. ROW 4: V. Eaton. M. Leziniak. A. Burton. R. Walczak. M. Dahlstrom. R. DeVanev. B. Busch. T. Bolles. G. Sohovich. K. Kin- sey. M Overbay. P. Zmierski.S. Eddv.J. Carnegie. ROW 5: R. Smith. B. Beres. L. Moore. B. Henley. J. Korpak.A. Ruzga. D. Duffee. D. Williams. J. Newsom, D. Bearer. T. Yates. M. Neagu. R. Paulk. C. Collins. J. Gaza. 61 Clubs Explore Homecoming, Job Training Deca: ROW 1: V. Soria, V. Eaton. V. Dunn. C. Foster. A. Black. P. Mickey. D. HoeJIicker, M. Novkovic, M. Gaihala. ROW 2: D. Bayer. D. Tarnowski. W. Daniel. B. Kary. R. Phillipp. B. Davis, R. Williamson. D. Pointer, J. Austin. ROW 3: L. Pustik.S. Moran, D. Smurdon, L. Viers, D. Lewandowski. E. Wright. B. Kingery. R. Hornyak. D. Little. T. Dunn. ROW 4: K. Tennant, R. Stone. J. Grinder. B. Timmons. D. Safstrom. M. Skarja. R. Szostec.J. Cuellar. J. Lerch. C. Thorne. Mr. Fritz. Home Ec. Club: ROW I: R. Cook. M. Gadzala, S. Cook. C. Good. M. Manley. S. Garrard. D. Rice. N. Young. S. Bohannon. M. Bliss. C. Yates. ROW ' 2: P. Fritz. D. Gruett. R. Beattie. C. Hemminger. J . Brett. A. Black. R. Schlirhting. S. Talbert. R. Binko. C. Foster. 1. Bravo. ROW 3: K. Groves. P. Allen. T Black. D. Schmelzer. A. Knox. M . Somers. R Childers. K. Marlin. D. Rice, N. Stuart. ROW 4: V . Cox. S. Law. W. Kanjic. T. Grishka. S. Gilbert. J. Brown. C. Pszonka. R. Crojien. L. Martin. M Mathias. M Barton. Miss Dukes. 6 2 ABOVE: Junior Deca Officers : Ray Slone, pres.: Debbie Lewen- dowski. ireas.: Mary Novkovic. vice pres.: Diane Haver, sec. RIGHT: Home Ec Officers: Debbie Crueli. ireas.: Rhonda Real- lie. sec.: Miss Dukes. Debbie Rice, pres.: not pictured Terrie Grishka, vice pres. Industrial Arts Club: ROW I: J Skomac. D. Hoejlicker. M Hodges. R Pemberton ROW III: D Hobrowski. D Johnson. I. Coppinger. P Coffman. Mr. Parker. ROW 3: Rowland. M. Dillingham. D Kolosci. R. Padilla. 7. Holies. R ( liilders. ROW 4: ( . Moore. I). Sullies. I). R appal la. M Haddad. : Alvardo. R. DeVanev. M Edmuiston. 63 Science Club C ontinues;Chess Buffs Form Science Club Officers: Star A nlhonv and Jane Lackovilch, co-treas.; Cindy Kozak, sec.; Vivian Wahlsmith, vice pres.; Jean Frame, pres. Science Club: ROW 1: V. Arjlack, F. Burns, S. Anthony, M. Swaney, B. Gibson, P. S oria, C. Curtis. K. Kneale, D. Kingery. ROW 2: K. Coleman, M . Novkovic. J. Underwood. C. Munroe, K. Michaels. K. Seagle, J. Henry, J . Lackovilch, IV. Novkovic, R. Datsko, S. Cannon, C. Thompson. B. Shoe- maker. ROW 3: L. Davis, S. Hreha, G. Szybala, N. Czilli, A. Mendelsohn, B. Ronk, M . Mathias, D. Beres, D. Bayer. C. Oates, K. Travis, C. Boznak. ROW 4: S ' . Haywood, D. Carter, D. Jackson, M. Grigsby, J. Kolopanis, D. Johnslonn, J. Frame, M. Mosier, R. Sherowsky, B. Witka, L. Moore, V . Wahlsmilh, B. Moffatt. ROW 5: 7 Bonner, K. Prott. D. Safslrom, C. Brock, B. Kania, B. C ' argile, J. Busch, D. Duffee, L. Crofton, S. Williams, J . Guess, J. Korpak, D. Dillon, G. Faulkner, S. Cloyd. Chess Club Officers: Dan DufJ ' ee. Pres.; Denny Johnston, pres.; Terry Barth. lreas.;A. MacDonald, sec. Chess Club: ROW 1: D. Wright. M. Haywood. B Click, T. Louis. T. Cochran. J. Tucker. A. MacDonald. M. Maubin. ROW 2: M. Osborn. A. Hartley. B. Witka. B. Timmons. M. Easley. C. Sohovich. K. Coleman. Mr. Loscaro. ROW 3: B. Livingston. D. Kadish, B. Deerring. B. Hodge. M. Cargiie.J. Korpak. M; Dowd. ROW 4: J. Kolopanis. A . Lazovich. B. Cargile, J. Ring. D. Duffee, J. Busch. T. Barth. J. Frame. D. Johnston. Artists, Musicians Abound With Talent Band Officers: Adrienne Mendelsohn, sec.-treas .: Tim Bonner, pres.: Star Anthony, vice pres. Choir Officers: Kathy Travis, robe mistress: Chris Brock, pres.: Tom Bragdon. vice pres.: Lois Eaton, robe mistress: Debbie Carter, sec.: Debbie Bryant, treas. 66 Art Club: ROW 1: . Powell, R Hoejlicker. D. Hendickson. R Hornyak. G. Haney. C. Good. ROW 2: .1 Horsey. J. Covelli. B H ilka. G Parks. L. Ligocki. S. Slrinshak ROW 3: 7 Haney. S. Silver! horn. M. Goodwin. R. Morgan. J. Pilnock, M. Bryan. R. Smenyak. Girls’ Organizations Offer Many Outlets LEFT: PEP CLUB OFFICERS: Mary Novkovic. vice pres.; Donna Jackson, sec.; Gayle Szybala. treas.; Denise Beres, pres. ABOVE: SUNSHINE SOCIETY OFFICERS: Debbie Shaw- ver. pres.; Vivian Wahlsmilh. jr. rep.; Siar Anthony, vice pres.; Marian Pelro. treas.; Kathy Kneale, frosh rep.; Denise Beres. sr. rep. G.A.A. Officers: Pat Soria, jr. rep.; Donna Jackson, sec.; Juanita Stearns, soph, rep.; Vivian Wahlsmith. pres.; Marge Kurpis, sr. rep.; Denise Beres. vice pres.; Debbie Cline, frosh rep.; Homer Hallmark, treas. 68 ABOVE: E Mens Club: J. Lavender. T. Bonner. R. Groves. B. Kary, R. Williamson. M. Anderson. G. Gregory. J. Grueti. ROW 2: K. Marlin. J. Lu- beck. A. Hanley. H O’Rouke. R. Kemp. M. Edmaislon. R. Hack. M Dillingham. J. Milchak. S. Kurzdorfer, R. Stone. ROW 3: G. Sohovich. B. Wit- ka. D. Harness. R. Polk. J. Korpak. S. Burns, D Guebert. D. Safstrom. D. Johnston. H. Morgan. B. Busch. ROW 4: J. M ullons. B. Kama. B. C argde. J. Ring. B. Faurote. D. Duffee.J. Busch. R. Borisenko. D. Duffee, T. Barth. B. Peering. R. Szostek. LEFT: E-Men Officers: Bob Deaering. pres.; Jerry Gruett. vice pres.; Rick Kemp, sec.; not pictured Roger Szostek, treas. RIGHT: E-Men listen atten- tively at a football pep session. 69 Deadlines Keep Journalists on Their Toes ABOVE: First year staff members include Cassie Duies, Marsha Gadzala. Donna Bickett. Sue Hreha. Dave Harness, and Joyce Blatz. RIGHT: Editors Denise Beres and Jim Busch, begin to work on the latest edition of the Eagle Feathers. Eagle Feathers Staff: SITTING: Terry Tarnowski.Jim Busch. Denise Beres. Mary Ellen Mathias. STANDING: Wayne Dettman. Rhonda Whi- tledge. Jan Armitage. Karen Christakis, Mr. Barlowe. Adviser. Hdisonian Staff lor 1972-73: John Korpak. Jerry 0 ' men. Marian Pelro. Denise Heres. Pal Soria. Mary ovkovii. Mary El- len Mathias. Lois Eaton. Mr Barlowe. Be v Rank . RaJJy Datsko. Dehby Linger s and Sandy C ' annon 71 Cc 3 C Q Q QJ3J3 r r- r- r- r O o o r ■ IT • Z • Z O o o r , A 4 A A - O o o r r J S3 3 J3 S3 S3 Vw W O o r r r a r r r r- r- J J J J O Ok o O ' -4 A A O O ' c o w 4 w w o O ' 4 A 4 S3 S3 J3 S3 r- r- r- r- r- J o O ' C O ' 4 - ] w O O ' o o o W 4 4 W -i o O ' O ' O ' O ' W A A A A S3 S3 S3 S3 S3 O O ' O We’ve got what it takes... In classes. They are the backbone of a school. A variety of courses, teachers ready to help, and students willing to learn. Classes are what school is about. Office Routine is Busy, But Never Dull TOP LEFT: Mrs. Trudy Kolopanis. Bookkeeper. TOP RIGHT: Mr. Arthur Hartley, ass t princi pat. and Mr. Steve (ieorgakis, principal BOTTOM LEFT: Mrs. Eleanor Vander in. secretary BOTTOM RIGHT: BOTTOM RIGHT: Mrs. Connie Courtney, bookkeeper. Mrs. Joyce Hodges Mrs. Lois A nderson. secretaries in Superintendanls Office. 74 LEFT: Mr. John Kuruzovich, ass t superintendent. Dr. Kosntas Kayes, superintendent. RIGHT: Mr. Tom Campbell, hoys’ counselor. BOTTOM: School Board: Mrs. Stella Hartley, sec- retary. Mr. William Long, president. Mr. James Vandertin, vice president. 75 TOP LEFT: Mrs. Edith Woodworth, guidance secretary. TOP RIGFIT: Mrs. Bonnie Gleason, girls ' counselor. ABOVE: Miss Mary Beth Ceglian. librarian, Mrs. Helen Martin, clerk. RIGHT: Mrs. Velma Paterson, cook. Numerical Symbols A t tract Ma them a ticians TOP LEFT: Can math classes be boring to Donna Budzinski? NO! They jusl require concentration. TOP RIGHT: Mr. Steve Gaza, college math, algebra, geometry. ABOVE: Freshmers put their minds together in math class. 77 TOP LEFT: Mrs. Mildred Parrish, general math, applied math. ABOVE LEFT: Bill Hodge is engrossed in his math studies. ABOVE RIGHT: Mrs. Parrish offers Steve S trinchak some advice on his work. A BOV E: Mr. Ruch has to stand aside as his class rushes into the hall. FAR LEFT: Bob Click is stumped on a math problem. LEFT: Mr. Robert Ruch. algebra. BELOW: Mike Martin needs a tong pencil, for his long assignments. BOTTOM: Ah. the life of a senior! Just ask Rich Hoeflicker. BELOW LEFT: Mr. Ruch helps Mary Ann Thompson. The Mysteries of Science Still Astonish 80 BELOW: Biology assistant Randy Polk lakes attendance. BELOW LEFT: Mr. Joe Miller, biology, chemistry, physical science. BELOW RIGHT: Mr. Jerry eal. biology. LEFT: Don l.uheek studies a eat skelton. Maik nder on. ( bn lioltni. and Jett ( antphell dig for those elusive answers . RIGHT: Freshmen enjoy raising baby chicks. BELOW: Mr. Milter and helpers work on an experi- ment. BELOW LEFT: Mr. Ted Ramsby, biology. BELOW RIGHT: George Gregory and Kevin Gaza " measure-up " their intelligence. 82 Imagination and Horizons Expand With Lit ABOVE: Mike Dillingham. Wayne Detlman are engrossed in their literature. ABOVE RIGHT: Larry Long. English. RIGHT CENTER: Philip Barlowe. English, journalism, yearbook. RIGHT: Zelda " hypnotizes Joyce Gaza. TOP LEFT: Eulene Morris, English. CENTER LEFT: William Woolsey, English, sociology. ABOVE LEFT: Harry Whitby, English, speech. ABOVE RIGHT: Freshman English may not be lively, but it ' s interesting. 84 BELOW: Larry Levenda, English. RIGHT: Term papers require much concentration. Just ask Ken Miller and Bonnie Wild. BELOW LEFT: Boh Phillippe is captivated by a story in English. BELOW RIGHT: Freshmen are attentive, when the class is English. French and Spanish Cultures A ttract ABOVE: Miss Geraldine Martinez, Spanish: English. ABOVE RIGHT: Mrs. Karen Von- drak. French. ABOVE FAR R IGHT: Joyce Gaza and Anneita Burton study “ Dans la salle de classe de Francois. " RIGHT: Learn- ing to speak French takes a lot of deep concentration. Language Learners ABOVE RIGHT: Mike Marlin gives his responses in Spanish 3. ABOVE: Discussing ihe days ' lesson with a partner, sometimes makes French class a little easier. 87 Health Aspects Explored FAR ABOVF: Kick Bimperlon. Marshal HumptOn. ami Haul Coffman pomler over the life o) a chicken. ABOVF: Mr. Joe Bodnar, health and safety. ABOVF RIGHT: Health classes are always busy with their studies. RIGHT: I. earning about the nervous system is part of health curriculum . FAR RIGHT: Mr. Bodnar assists Tina Stewart. Historians Fascinated by Early Americans ABOVE: Mr. Hershey and Jim Ring Jind some humor in their history hook. TOP RIGHT: Lectures help the students when text hooks can ' t. RIGHT: Emma Wright. John Mullen. Terry Barth. Rich Borisenko. Roger Szostek. and Trudy Rosser enjoy discussions in government class. 90 LEFT: Sophomores learn about world histo- ry BELOW LEFT: Pete Havard finds an in- teresting chapter to read. BELOW: Mr. Norm Kulik. government and economics, U S. history. BOTTOM: Kathy Manley stud- ies her notes before a quiz. 91 Physical Fitness Requires RIGHT: Debbie Mickey am I Pal Comstock try to volley a ball in gym class. BELOW: Freshman gym class ? You ' d better believe it! BOTTOM LEFT: Miss Connie Ulrich, girls physical education. BOTTOM RIGHT: In the field hockey net are Jo Lynn Koontz, Nancy Novkovic. Mary Dobyns. and Cril Martin. Hard Work TOP LEFT: Boys gym classes use the rings to strengthen their muscles. TOP: " But I ' m a football man! " says Mr Gilbert Hamilton, boys physical edu- cation. TOP RIGHT: Ken Brown, Bob K ary and Doug Stout help Delane Dover over the vaulting horse. ABOVE: Finding a relaxing place to work out is Marshall Hampton. Students Explore New Business Techniques RIGHT: Genni.se Fetker works hard in office practice. BELOW: Mr. Randy Jacobs, gener- al business. BELOW RIGHT: Mr. Steve Fritz, marketing and distribution, and D.E. related. BOTTOM: Lonnie Crofton is helped by Mr. A ndrew Hataschak. typing, psycholo- gy. FAR RIGHT: Rochelle Reames and Marge Kurpis improve their typing speed. TOP LEFT: Mr. Dean McClanahan. typing, shorthand, business math, business English. ABOVE: Just ask Darlene; mistakes in typing are strickly taboo ! BELOW: Carol Hennings increases her speed on an electric typewriter. RIGHT: Mr. Kenneth Klein, Deal, market- ing ami distribution. I.C.K. related, athletic director. CENTER RIGHT: Kathy Marlin and Rhonda Sievers are has v in office practice class. EAR RIGHT: Lonnie Croft on and Dave Kadish learn the fundamentals of typ- ing. BELOW: Taking secretarial courses are Debbie (iruett and Jo Inn Witka. and Dar- lene. BELOW RIGHT: Miss Jane Iddings. typing, shorthand. PAGE 97 BOTTOM LEFT: limed writings can be fun for Kathy Hamody and Rowena Croflon. BOTTOM RIGHT: Mrs. Marjorie Brady, office prac- tice. bookk eeping Shop Courses Give Practical Job Training LEFT: Bob Parker shows his talents in architectural drawing. BELOW LEFT: Bill Witka prepares to use a table saw. BELOW RIGHT: Art Hartley, goggles and all. concentrates in woodshop. 98 LEFT: Mr. Koonlz and Ray Newbold discuss a culling problem. BELOW: Ray Newbold uses a table saw. BELOW LEFT: Harvey Parker, metals, plastics, and electricity. BELOW CENTER: Walter Koontz, general drafting, woods. BELOW RIGHT: William Hayes, woods. Artistic Talents Develop With Practice TOP LEFT: Mr Sam Smith, art. TOP RIGHT: Cyrtdi Thorne expresses her feelings with chalk. ABOVE: Rich Luellman makes a picture with torn paper. RIGHT: Clay vases interest Mike Ballard. 100 Future Homemakers Learn Domestic Talents ABOVE LEFT: Judy Hornak and Sabrina Woodall prepare a scrumptious salad. ABOVE RIGHT: Miss Sally Dukes, home economics. BELOW: " Bring on the food! " ' says Chris Pszonka. 101 Choir Exhibits ProJessional-Like Ability BELOW: Carl Johnson, choir. RIGHT: Chris Brock sings at the Madrigal Dinner. TOP LEFT: The Ensemble consists partly oj Paulette Blair. Lois Eaton, Melissa Lackovitch. Ann Ramsey. Joe Marlin, Bill Busch, and Wayne Denman. ABOVE: John Derado portrays a jester at the Madrigal Din- ner. TOP RIGHT: Ann Ramsey and Joe Martin dress in style of old England. RIGHT: Wayne Dettman, Ron Pedrosa, Perry Mitchell, and Chris Brock enjoy old English songs. Band Members Master Their Musical Talent ABOVE LEFT: Practicing for the next game are enthusiastic band members. ABOVE : Senior band members Tim Bonner and Ingrid Schmelzer agree that practice makes perfect! LEFT: Vivian Wahlsmilh awaits her cue to join in. BELOW: Band members await the half-time show for a foot- ball game. LEFT: Showing off their talents are Ron Baser and Ed Sherman. TOP: Mr. Herb Hed- s irom. Band. ABOVE: Performing at a con- cert are Cathy Dietrich and Sandra Johnston. " S- S ' S- ' S ' S- o o © o o Q, ' S, ' S, ' Kg, ' S H o o o o o Qj Qj ®Ut o o o o o 0-, --X -x »«x »x x g, s g, §. g, O O O O O Qj Qj Q Q Q Q Q " ■ " x ■ ' ««•» " " ' ' x " " x " " " xi o o o o o Q Q Q Q ’ " " " ' xi " " " xi " ' ■ ' xi " , ' ' x» ’ " ' x S " O O O O O Qj Q Q Q Q Q " " " ' xi " " xx xi ’ " ' ' •x " I X4 S ' S ' S ' S ' S- o o o o o Qj a a, a a, a. I We’ve got what it takes... Edison is people. Groups meeting , teams practicing, classes studying, friends laughing. Living the present and planning the future, Edison is people. Seniors A wait Graduation With Open Arms ABOVE: Toilet paper and conjelti shower the seniors a l the pep sessions BELOW: Senior class officers for ! 172-7 J were Trudy Rosser, pres.: Sadine Czilli. girt rep.: Ralls Ranh, ireas.: Jerry Oruell. hoy rep.: Marian Retro, sec.: Buddy Raurole. vice pres. Seniors can pause far reflection and remember a Jew great moments . . . as Jreshmen tieing Jor Jirst place with their Jloat " Bury Em Deep " , hosting the Junior Senior Prom " tshi Yam a " , and scoring a Jirst in school history by capturing the title of powder puJJ champs their Junior and Senior years. Thoughts turned from memories to preparations Jor their Jinal Homecoming. Spirit was high as they built the Jloat " Victory in the Palm oj Our Hands " . and showed their ingenuity by having a " Farmers Day " . With the choosing oj announcements and measuring Jor caps and gowns. Seniors began to look toward the Jinal week and graduation. JEAN AUSTIN PA TR ICIA LYNN BA R TH PATTI ' ' Pep Club 1 .2,3.4: GAA 1 .2.3.4; Sunshine Society 1 .2.3.4: Student Council 2.3.4; Freshmen treas.: Sophomore Class Pres.; Junior Class Girl Rep.; Senior Class Treas.; Girls ' State; Homecoming Court. TERRY BARTH Freshman Class Pres.; Sophomore Class Boy’s Rep. Football 1 .2,3.41 Cap!.); Basketball 1,2; Chess Club 4 I Treas. ); E-Mens Club: Powder Puff King Candidate. KATHY BAYER GEORGE BENDER DENISE BERES " DEE " GAA 1 ,2.3.4 I V. Pres.); Science Club 2.3. (Sec.); Pep Club 1.2. 3. 4 I Pres.): Pom Pom Girl 2; Cheerleader 3 ( Capl.) ; Sunshine Society 2,3,4 (Sr. Rep.); Art dub I ; Eagle Feathers Staff 2.3 I assoc . Ed. I 4 (Editor); Yearbook Staff 4; Student Council 4. CLARITA PATRICE BERNARD! " CLARA " Sunshine Society 3.4; Pep Club 2.4; Business Club 4 ( V. Pres.); Science Club 4; ICE Related 4: Eagle Feathers Staff 3; Spanish Club 2. DA VI D BILDILLI " DA VE " Band 1 ,2,3.4. SHARON BOBROWSKI Cheerleader 1.2.3, 4; GAA 1, 2,3, 4; Pep Club 1.2, 3.4; Homecoming Court 4; Sunshine Society 1 .2,3.4; Science Club 1 ,2.3; Art Club I; Choir 1 .2; Foreign Language 1 ,2 ( Treas. ). TIMOTHY J. BONNER Wrestling 1.2, 3. 4; I Crusher Award): Track 2.3: Band 1.2. 3. 4 fPres.); Science Club 3.4 ; Foreign Language Club 1.2; F-Mens Club 2.3.4; Pep Band l .2,3.4; Boy ' s Slate Alternate; Intramural Basketball. RICHARD BORISENKO RICH ' Football 1. 2.3.4; Basketball 1.2.3: Baseball 1,2,3, 4; E-Mens Club 2.3.4; Powder Puff King Candidate. DOUG BOZ ART H TOM BRAG DON Science Club 2.3; Pep Club 1.2 ; Foreign Lan- guage Club I; Choir 1 ,2.3.4: Madrigals 2 . CHRIS BROCK OTIS " Choir 1.2. 3. 4; I Pres. I Christmas Madrigals 2,3.4: Boy’s Intrumurals 1.2. 3. 4; Boy ' s Intramural Sec. 2.3.4; Golf 1 .2; Choir Ass’ 1 4; Student Council4 DEBRA SUE BRYANT " DEBBIE " Sunshine Society I ; Spanish Club I: Pep Club I; Science Club 3.4; Choir 1.2. 3. 4 (Sec-Treas); Madrigals 3; Drama Club 3. KEN BRYANT BEAR " Basketball 2.3 . JAMES BUSCH " JIM " Cross Country I; Track 1 .2; Basketball 2,3.4; E- Mens Club 3.4; Science Club 3.4; Jr. Class I V- Pres. ) Eagle Feathers 3.4; Chess Club. LORRIE CA MPBELL BRUCECARGILE Football 1.2. 3, 4: Track 2.3.4 ICapl); Basketball 1 .2; Baseball . Pep dub; Science Club; Chess Club; E- Men; Spanish Club I Pres. I; Choir 1 .2.3. DA VI D CARTER JO ANN COMSTOCK " JO " ' Cheerleader 3; GAA 1, 2.3.4; Choir 1.2; Powder Puff 2,3; Sunshine Society 1 .2.3.4: Art Club 4; Pep Club 1 .2.3,4: Field Hocke 3 ,4; Science Club 3.4. LARRY COURTNEY Football 1 ,2; Basketball 1 ,2; Track 2; Homeroom Rep; Powder Puff King Candidate. LONNIE CROFTON JOSECUELLER 113 NA DINECZILL I WANDA DANIEL DEC A 3.4: Sunshine Society J; Pep Club 2. BETTY DA VIS BOB PEEKING MARI ANN DE MARIA ETA 3: Sunshine Society 2.3: Home Ec. Club 4: Trench Club 3. DA VI D DILLON " PICKLE " Foreign Language 1 ,2: Powder Puff Cheerleader 4 DON DOWELL CAROLE DRISCOLL CASSANDRA DUIES CASSIE " Cheerleader 1 .2,3.4 ( Capl ) GAA 1 ,2.3 IJr. Rep) 4: Sun- shine Society 1 ,2.3: Science Club 1 ,2.3; ETA 3 (Pres.) Ea- gle Feathers Staff 4; Choir 1,2; Pep Club 1 .2,3.4; Honor Society 3.4; Powder Puff Football 1 ,3.4. The spirit of Homecoming is shown by the seniors as they dressed up as " hicks " on Farmer Day. THOMAS 1H NN " TOM " Football 1 .2.3; Baseball 1 .2.3; Art Club; Choir. MICHAEL ELI. IS GERALD FAU ROTE " BUDDY " Football 1. 2.3.4: Basketball 1. 2.3.4; Track 1.2: Honor Society 3.4: Senior Class V-Pres. CONSTANCE Y. FOSTER CONNIE " GAA I; DEC ' A 3.4; Sunshine Society 3.4; Rep Club 2: Home Ec Club 2.3.4: Book Club 4. JEAN FRAME Band 1.2. 3. 4; GAA 1.2. 3. 4: Science Club 1.2.3 (Treas.) 4 I Pres.); Sunshine Society 1.2. 3. 4: Pep Club 1. 2.3. 4; Powder Puff Football 3.4; FT A 3: Pont Pom Girl 3; Spanish Club I . MELODY FREDRICKS DEBORAH GARBER DEBBIE Sunshine Society I ; Home Ec I: Book Club 4: Business Club 4. ROGER GIBSON TERRI GIBSON Cheerleader 1.2.3; GAA 1.2.3; Sunshine Society 1 .2.3; Secretary Freshmen Class; Student Council 1; Pep Club 1.2.3. MARK GOODWIN Football 1 .2 1 varsity I. RICK GOSSETT ED WA R D GREEN ' ' EDDIE ' ' GEORGE GREGOR Y " GREEK " Baseball 3.4; E-Mens; Spanish Club 1 .2.3; Refer- ee Club 4; Wrestling 1 .2.3.4; Science Club I . JOHN GRINDER " GRIT " DE3. LINDA GROVES GAA 1.2; Sunshine Society 3.4; Pep Club 1 .4; Business Club 4; Mini-Business 3. 115 The Senior Powder Puff team, coached by Mr. Hershev. enjoyed their sec- ond unprecidented victory. Jeff Guess, 1972-73 Powder Puff King, receives his trophy from past King. Pete Odinsoff. JERRY GRUETT Football 1.2. 3. 4; Track 1.2; E-Men (V-Pres.) Spanish Club 1.2; Science Club 3; Senior Class Boy Rep.. Student Council 4. JEFF GUESS Powder Puff King DA VE HA R NESS " DUCK " Wrestling 1.2. 3. 4; Track 2; Foreign Language Club 3; E-Mens Club. ART HARTLEY " ARTY " Football 1.2; Basketball 1.2.3; Baseball 1.2. 3. 4: Science Club 3.4; Foreign Language 3; Home Room Rep. 2; Band 1 .2.3; Eagle Feathers Staff 4: Chess Club 4. PHIL HA YARD RON HA YENS RICKY HEARD CINDI HEMMINGER WILLI A M A YER Y HEMMINGER BILL " Football I; Basketball I; Intramurals Bowling I. DANNY HENDRICKSON CAROL HENNING Band I; DEC A 3; ETA 2; GAA I; Science Club 2; Spanish Club .2; Sunshine Society 1 ,2.3. DEB BY HERRING DARLENE HOEFLICKER " DAR GAA I ; Sunshine Society 1 .2 .3 .4; DEC A 3.4. RICH HOEFFLICKER PAT HOLLAND RUTH HORNYAK GAA I; Sunshine Society 1 .2.3; Art Club 1. 2.3.4; Pep Club 1.2; DEC A 1.2. CONNIE HOWELL Pep Club 1 .2; Sunshine Club 1 .2.3.; Foreign Lan- guage 1.2; GAA 2.3; Science Club 2.3.4; ICE Related 4; Business Club 4; Drama Club . RA UL J OFF RE Football I ; Art Club I . CRAIG VANCEJOHNSON Student Council I Pres.) Basketball I; Baseball I. 2; Pep Club 1.2; Choir 4; Science Club 3.4; Art Club 3; Powder Puff King Candidate. DENNY JOHNSTON SUGAR BEAR " Football 1 .2,3.4: Baseball 1 .2.3.4; Basketball 1.2; Chess Club 4 I pres.) Science Club; E-Men s. WAYNEJOSL YN JR WILLIAM KANIA BILL " ROBERTO. KARYJR " BOB " Wrestling 1.2. 3, 4; Track 1,2,4; DEC A 3.4; Chess Club 4: Science Club 2.3; E-Mens Club. VIRGINIA KARY " GINGER " GAA 1.2.3: Choir 1 .2.3; Sunshine Society 1 ,2.3.4; Art Club 4; Pep Club 1 ,2.4; Powder Puff 3. RICKEY KEMP Wrestling 1 , 2 . 3 : ICapt. I Football 1 , 2 . 3 . 4 . DEBRA KINGERY DEBBY " Sunshine Society 1. 2.3.4: Pep Club 1. 2.3.4: GAA 1. 2.3.4: Art C luh 1 .2: Science Club 4: Powder Puff 4: Homecom- ing Court 4: Office Ass ' l 2: } ear Book Staff 3: Yearbook Editor 4 . JACK KOLOPANIS Science C tub 3.4: C hess C lub 4: Foreign Language 2 ,3 . DA YE KOLOSCI Football 1 .2.3: Basketball . MA RGENE K L RPIS MA ROE ' GAA 1.2 I Soph . Rep.t 3.4 I Senior Rep.): Cheerleading 2 (j. v . I 3 I varsity) Science 2: Sunshine Society 1 .2.3 I Treas. I Spanish Club I. Junior Class Pres.: Powder Puff I: Honor Society 1 .3.4: Choir I: Interscliool sports 1 .2.3.4. STEVE KL RZDORFER Wrestling 1.3.4: Band 1.2.3: Honor Society 2.3.4: Student Council I : Spanish Club 2: E-Mens 3.4. JAMES LERCH CHRISTINE LEWIS DEN A LITTLE Powder Puff C andidales were 7 erry Barth. Craig Johnson. Jeff Guess. Rich Borisenko, and Larry Courtney DON Nit: LITTLEFIELD RANDY LIVINGSTON FTA 2.3. JOHN LUBECK Basketball 1 .2.3.4; Track 2.3.4; Science Club 3.4; E-Mens 3.4;Coin Club 4 KATHY MANLEY GAA 1 .2; Sunshine Society 3.4; Pep Club 1 .3.4; Business Club 4; Mini- Business 3; Modern For- eign Language 1,2.3. SUSA N E ARLENE MARDIS " SUE " Spanish Club 1 .2.3; GAA 1.2: Pep Club I: Pow- der Puff Football I; Sunshine Society. KA THR YN L M.4 R TIN " KATHY " Choir 1, 2.3.4; GAA I; Sunshine Society 2.3.4; Home Ec 3.4; Pep Club 4; ICE 4; Business Club. MARY ELLEN MATHIAS " PEA NUTS " GAA 1.2, 3. 4; Pep Club 2.3,4; Home Ec 3.4; Sci- ence Club 3.4; Sunshine Society 1 .2.3.4: Choir I . 2.3.4; Journalism 4 lass ' t editor I; Yearbook 4; Pom Pom Girl 4. Foreign Language . OLIVE MAXWELL GLENN MCGA UGHEY ADRIENNE MENDELSOHN " A DDY " PATTI MICKEY ' Choir 1.2: DECA 3.4: Art Club 3.4; Sunshine Society 2.3.4: Pep Club 3.4; Library Assistant 4; Home Ec. I . JOHN MILLER SHARON KA Y MISCHAN MA D DOG " GAA 1 .2; Choir 1 .2; DECA 3.4; Sunshine Socie- ty 2.3. CYNTHIA A. MOFFA TT " CYNDI " GAA 1 .2.3.4; Pom Pom Girl 3.4: (Co-Captain I Sunshine Society 1 .2.3.4; Pep Club 1 .2.3.4: Pow- der Puff Football 1 .3; Spanish Club 1.2. DANETTE MORAN 119 JOHN MULLEN TIM ML ERA Y CINDY ANN NEAL Foreign Language 1 .2. 3. 4; Science Club 2,4: Business Club 4: Sunshine Society 2 ,4: Rep Club 4 . JOHN NEAL CANDY OLSON GAA 1, 2.3.4: Powder PuJ) Football I: Intermural Volley Ball 1.2.3: Basketball 1 .2: Sunshine Society 1 .2.3. HAROLD O ' ROURKE ' ROGIE " Basketball 1 .2.3.4: Baseball 1 .2.3.4: E-Mens Club. Science Club 3. Choir I: Foreign Language I: Student Council 3: Homeroom Rep. Ijuniorl. LEFT; The artistic abilities oj Debby Kingery and Lonnie Crofton are pul to use on the senior float. RIGHT: Helping the E-Men make popcorn is Pom Pom girl Mary Ellen Mathias. HAROLD MORGAN ROGER MORGAN Basketball 2. Art Club 4. MIKE M OSIER Choir 1 .2.3: Choir Play 2.3: Jan Notes 1,2 ; Foreign Lan- guage 1 .2: Science Club 3.4 . EDWARD 6. O VERBA Y Choir 1 .2; Coin Club 4; Science Club 2; Rep Club 1 . 2 . ROB PARKER Baseball 1 .2. VICKI PAULK Cheerleader 1 .2.3.4; 0 A A 1 .2.3: Band 1 .2: Sun- shine Society 1.2. 3. 4: Science Club 2.3.4; Pep Club 1 .2.3.4; Girl ' s Stale: ETA 2.3: Sophomore Class Secretary; Powder PuJ) Eoolball 1 .3. MARIAN E PETRO PETE ' Student Council I Vice Pres.l Senior Class Secre- tary Sunshine Society 1 .2.3 (Jr. Rep. I 4 I Treas. I Pom Pom Girl 3.4 I Captain ) Science Club 1.2.3 I Vice Pres.) Pep Club 1. 2.3.4: GAA 1. 2.3.4; Track Team 1.2. 3. 4; Eield Hockey Team 1.4: Powder PuJJ Football 1 .3.4; Yearbook Slajj 3 .4 . RANDY PHILLIPPE DEC A; Wrestling Manager: Spanish Club 3.4 LESTER POINTER Spanish Club 1.2.3: Foreign Language 1.2.3: Baseball I: Basketball 1 .2: Art Club I JAMES POWERS LINDA PUSTIK JOHN RA MSEY PATRICIA RATCLIFF PAT " Pep Club 4; Art Club 4: Sunshine Society I: Home Ec Club 2. ROCHELLE REA MES " SHELL Sunshine Society 1.2. 3. 4; Pep Club 1 .2.3.4: Sci- ence Club 1 .2.3: GAA 1 .2.3.4; Student Council I . 2.3 (Soph. Rep. and Treas.): Choir 1 .2: Freshmen Pres. Homecoming Court; Powder Pul] Football 1 . 2 . 3. 4 JOE RISC ' HA K BEVERLY ANN RONK BEV " Sunshine Society 1.2.3. 4; Pep Club 1.2. 3. 4; GAA I ; Art Club 2: Science C lub 4; Powder Pu]] Foot- ball 3.4; Student Council 4 I Treas) Office A ts’l 3: Yearbook Staff 4. j ITRL DY ANN ROSSER GAA 1 .2.3; Student Council 1 .2.4: Sunshine So- ciety 1.2 (Soph. Rep.) 3; Senior Class Pres. Freshman Class Vice Pres. Pep Club 1 .2.3: Sci- ence club 1.2: Choir 1.2: Powder Puff 1 .3: Home- coming Queen. LARRY RUSHING Harold O ' Rourke tries giving Sharon Bobrowski some lips on her Marian Petro enjoys the company of her butterfly friend, cheerleading. 122 DA VIDSAFSTROM SAFETY " Choir 1 ,2; Art Club 1 .2 ,3; Chess 4; Football 1 .2,2.4: Track 1.2. 3, 4; Science Club 1.2.3: DEC A I Vice- Pres) E-Mens Club. JA MES SA NSOME JIM ' Football 4: Baseball I: Pep Club 1 .2; Science Club 2.3; Spanish Club I ; Coin Club 4; Student Council 4 (Parlia- mentarian). INGRID SCHMELZER Band 1 .2,3,4; Pep Band 3.4; Band Ass ' l 4; GAA 1 ,2; Sci- ence Club 4; French Club 2 I Sec-Treas ) Sunshine Society 2.3; FTA 2.3 (Sec)4; Honor Society 3.4; Math Ass ' l 3.4 . DEBBIE SH A WVER MOUSE " GAA 1.2,3; Pep Club 1 .2.3.4; Science Club 2.3; Powder Pujj 2; Choir I: Sunshine 1.2 (Sweetheart Court) 3 ( Vice- Pres.); Pom Pom Girl 2. RONALD C. SHEROWSK Y " RON " Science Club 1 .2.3.4; French Ass ' l: Math Ass ' l. RHONDA M. SI EVERS Spanish Club; GAA 1 .3; Sunshine Society; DEC A . VICKI L YNN SI LA GHI Honor Society 3.4; Band 1 ,2.3.4; DEC A 3 ( Treas. ) Science Club 3.2; Drama Club 3; GAA 1 ,2; Pep Club 1 .2; Sun- shine Society 1 .2; Spanish Club 1 .2: Pom Pom Girl 2. SCOTT SILVERTHORN DEBORAH LEE SMURDON Sunshine Society 1, 2,3.4; GAA 1,2; Pep Club 1.2.3; DEC A 3. 4; Art Club 1 .2,3.4; Science Club 3. BARBARA A SN SNODGRASS BARB Choir 1 .2.3.4; Sunshine Society 4: Science Club 4. MARIOS DIANE SO MERS Sunshine Society 2.3.4: Home Ec Club 4. Office Ass ' t VIRGINIA SORIA DEC A 1.4. Spanish Club 2. DEBORAH STORES Drama Club Plays; Pom Pom Girl 2,3: Foreign Language 2; Sunshine Society 2.3; GAA; ETA 2. 3; Powder Puff Eoothall 3: Sc ience Club 3: Dra- ma Club 3; Drama Club 2.3. GREGOR 1 STOL 7 GREG " Baseball I: Wrestling 4; Eagle heathers Staff 3.4: ( hess ( I ub 4 . STEVE STRISCHAR ROBERT W SIRIN E Band 1.2.3. ROGER S OSIER Eoolball 1.2.3. 4 I Capl.l Wrestling 2.3.4: E-Mens Club iTreasI Boy ' s Rep I Junior Class) Spanish Club Science Club 1 .2.3.4. DEBRA I NS TARNOWSRI Pom Pom Girl 2.3: DEC A 3.4: Spanish Club I; Honor Society 3 .4; Pep Club I . TIM TA VLOR R A AY TENNANT CVNDI THORNE Art C lub 2.3: l Vice Pres I (i l l I; Choir I : Pep Club 1.2; DEC A 3.4. BARNE) TIMMONS Eoolball 2: ( hoir 1 .4: ( liess ( tub 4 . PA M TOR ASH GAA 1 .2: Powder Pull Eoolball 2.3: Pep Club I . 2.3.4; Sunshine Society 1 .2.3.4; Art Club 3.4; Sci- ence Club I ; ETA 3. LESLIE ANN VOGEL LES Science Club 3.4: Business Club 4; Sunshine So- ciety 2.3.4; Pep Club 4; Eagle l eather Staff 3 I A ss I Editor ) Bu siness Club 4 t Pres. I 123 MARLO WAHLMAN CATHY WATSON CHARLES WEST I 1 HA L " CHARLIE " DENISE WHIT LEDGE DENNIS WILKINS RON WILLIAMSON Track 1 ,2,3; Basketball I; DEC A; E-Mens Club. LINDA WILLOUGHBY JA MMIE WINELA ND ALAN WO ELK Happy I?) seniors proudly display their Jioat. QUINN WOLFE Band l .2.3; Science Club 2.3.4; French Club 1.2; Home- room Rep I Fresh. I EMMA WRIGHT Hanging signs for Homecoming is Mary Dobyns. ABOVE: Speedy Rochelle Reames breaks through the line to throw Mary Swaney for a loss. BELOW: " The Look Of Love " , by John Lu- beck and Vicki Paulk. 125 Responsibilities Mount in Junior Year Moving to upperclass ranks brought many responsibilities as the Juniors soon realized. Homecoming, first on the agenda, meant hard work in the production of a first place float " Crush Em to Defeel " . Class rings were distributed and displayed by their proud owners. Prom preparations were soon underway with money making projects, bake sales, car washes and jerseys sales. Much hard work, time and effort went into the decorating and planning of a successjul prom . As the year ended the Juniors were finally ready to become next years’ Seniors. ABOVE: Junior Claw Officers Herr Jackie Rebeck, ireas.; Karen Christakis. vice pres.; Donna Jackson, sec.: Lois Luton, girt rep.: Kevin Oaza. pres.; Tony Bianco, box rep. BELOW: Joyous ju- niors know that they have a number one Jloal. 126 In Memory of Kevin Guess Kevin Guess was a member of the class of “74”. He participated in track, wrestling and cross-country his freshman and sophomore years. He also enjoyed intramural games and was interested in the Art and Foreign Language Clubs. 127 Dave A lien Pal A lien Ernie A Ivarado S tarlene A nihony Vicki Ar flack Janice Armitage Sieve Arnies Mike Ballard Melanie Bar ion Diana Bayer Rhonda Beattie Darlene Bell Donna Bickelt Tony Bianco Ann Black Sue Bohannon Crisly Boznak Gary Britton Rick Britton Joan Brown Dave Bryan Mike Bryan Donna Budzinski Steve Burns Shirley Camhe Sandy Cannon Debra Carter Rena Childers Darrell Claar Ivan Click Steve Cloyd Donna Cochran Paul Cochran Bill Coleman Rick Coleman Sharon Cook Vickie Cox Ro wena Crofton Bob Cuellar Mary D ' Aloisio L-EFT: Float activities take up much oj Karen Christakis’ time. CENTF.R: " Peek-a-boo! " says Diana Bayer. RIGHT: Ping pong " champion " Dave Guebert grimaces at the ball. LEFT: Winner of the " Most Button " award was " powerful " Dehhie Oruett. RIGHT: Taking it easy while studying are Daw Duffeeand Mike Martin. Raffy Datsko Vicki Davenport Lea Davis Wayne Dettman John Devaney Mike Dillingham Delane Dover Dennis Dover Dan Duffee Ron Dunn Virginia Dunn Lois Eaton Vicki Eaton Steve Ennis Harold Farley Rick Farney Greg Faulkner Gennise Felker Danny Franks Paulette Fritts Marsha Gadzala Chuck Garber Marie Garber Sheree Garrard Kevin Gaza Roy Gibson Wayne Gilbert Debbie Golt Larry Gray Myron Grigsby Terri Grishka Debbie Gruetl Dave Gueberl Kevin Guess Pam Guess Randy G will Ed Handley Regina Haney Bill Hanson Rick Harty - Sherry Haywood Joni Henry E a Honeycutt Susanne Hreha Mary Hu her Joe Hursey Donna Jackson Dean Johnson Judy Johnson Rick Johnson Cindy Johnston Dorothy Kenjic Bev Kingery Alice Knox Cindy Kozak Debbie Kraynak Jane Lackovitch Bill Lambert Mike Landrum Susan Law Bill Lehto Debbie Lewandowski Paula Littlejohn Bryan Livingston Jim Luna Rich Luellman La vat la Martin Mike Martin Kalhv Mazur John Me Andrew Dave McDaniel Mary McCaugliy Henry Mendez Kathy Micheals Randy Mi lender Jean Miller Kenneth Miller Lid Miner Larry Moore Sharon Moran Sandy Cannon and Rajfy Datsko contribute to the success of the junior Jloat. LEFT: Comfortably positioned for studying is Steve Burns. RIGHT: Kathy Micheals works diligently to complete the float. Cindy Monroe Paul Seyhan Leedona S olan Romona Solan Mary S ' ovkovic Cathy Oates Jim O ' Daniel Jeff Parker Phi Parker Clayton Parks Gary Parks Patsy Paxton John Pilnoek Dorothy Pointer Randy Polk Penny Po well Joe Pridemore Karen Prolt Dan Pundrich Dave Rappatla Jackie Rebeck Danetta Rice Don Robb Ron Robb Janie Robbins Clarence Rogers A I Ru:ga Vicki Ryan Peggy Sansone Robin Schlicting Debbie Schmeher Kendra Seagle Kent S eagle Debbie Sexton Doug Sinks Phyllis Sirwinski Theresa Sisson MikeSkarja Ron Smenyak Larry Smith Sheila Smith Becky Sna wder Greg Soliovich Pat Soria Angie Spears Nancy Stewart Gayle Szybala Sandy Talbert Terry Tarnowski Charla Taylor Sharon Tharp Cathy Thompson Kathy Travis Jean Tucker Johnnie Cargos Leesa Tiers Vivian Wahlsmith Daryl Watson Ted Walts Bill Webber Ed White Rhonda Whitledge Bonnie Wild Dave Williams Lonnie Willoughbv Bill Witka Joanne Witka Mary Wright Ben Yanez Belly Young Nadine Young Juniors who helped with their hall project were Cathy Thompson. Kendra Seagle. Karen Christakis. " How do I get off here? " asks Bev Kingery. John Korpak. and Dan Duffee. 132 Juniors found it easy to cheer when their team went undefeated. Sophomores Concentrate on Learning ABOVE: Sophomore class, led by Darla Johnston, cheer their loudest at the pep sessions. BELOW: Sophomore class officers are Bob Ball, treas: Rod- ney Hicks, boy rep: Sabrina Woodall, girl rep: Nancy Coffman, sec.: Nancy Novkovic, vice pres; and not pictured, Raeunn Smith, pres. The Sophomores came hack to E.H.S. ready to study and put their minds to harder tasks. With a little experience under their hats, they met Homecoming with great enthusiasm. Building the float " A n Eagle Victory is as Good As Gold " and capturing Jirst place for their hall project " Ban the Kougars " . Sophomores took such classes as . . . Geometry, World History, and Biology 1 1 . A t the close of the year all thoughts turned to ordering class rings and anticipation of next year. Mitch Haddad puts Jittal touches on sophomore float. Sanding in wood shop is Tim Todosijevic. LEFT: Cleaning up decorations isJoLynn Koontz. RIGHT: " Food builds my muscles IT different ways”, says Fait I Coffman. 135 Bob Childers Earl Click Dong Cochran Terri Cochran Nancy Coffmat Paul Coffman Bill Coleman Joyce Coleman Karen Coleman Kathy Coleman Sharon Collett Cathy Cook John Covelli Danny Cudney ' Marshall Carlis Bev Daniel Clyde Darnell Bill Davis Rocky Dickerson Cathy Dietrich Ken Dixon Tony Dixon Dawn Dohyns Len Dooley Maurice Dukes Mike Easly Beth Eaton Marty EJmaislon John Frame Diane Funkhouser Boh Calloway Boh Garnett Yelling and screaming, the sophomores show their school spirit. Kieth Gay Joyce Gaza Barh Gibson Robin Gillette Don Gish Darlene Goodwin Dave Goodwin Vicky Good Darlene Gray Barb Green Ricky Grows Tim Graf Ray Hack Mitch Haddad Homer Hallmark Terry Haney Marshal Hampton H ' esley Handley Debbie Hatley Pete Havard Mike Haywood Steve Heel Greg Heflin Jeff Heflin April Heims Jeff Hebler Rodney Hicks Bill Hodge Rene Huddleston Kip Hursey Clarence Hursell Art Jenkins Janice Jestes Wayne Jestes Debbie Johnson Darla Johnston Tom Yales staples the final poster on the sophomore float. Dave Kadis h Ton Kiraly Jolynn Koontz Frank Korpak Kirk Kozak Ron Krofl Joe Lavender R. C. Ledford Maria Lezniak Linda Ligocki Brenda Littlejohn Mike Lonigro Lester Lynch Rita Lyons Debbie Malinoff Margie Manista Melissa Manley Sieve Manila Rich Mardis Cril Marlin Dominic Marlin Joe Marlin Ken Marlin Rich Marlin Gayle Meaner Rhonda Miller Boh Milrisn Berta Moffat Clay Moore Larry Myers Nancy Novkovic Melody Neagu Cindy Napier April Heims and Dianne Beres clean up homecoming decorations. Mike Osborn Randy Padilla Ricky Pemberton Cindy Phillippe Julie Pilnock Brenda Poe Ricky Powers Sieve Puskea Roy Rainwater Don Remaley Alois Rev Pat Reynolds Cusimer Poslecki Junior Ruiz Billi Jo Rusin Vern Severs Ed Sherman Brenda Shoemaker Mike Silaghi John Simpson Joe Skarja Jim Skomac Rae Ann Smith Bob Snodgrass Jeanine Somers Michelle Spencer Joe Sporyo Nancy Stanley Juanita Stearns Tina Stewart Doug Stout George S troumbous Nathan Twilla Don Vaughn Guy Wedge Joe Williams Ron Williamson Sue Wineland Steve WolJ Sabrina Woodall Ben Woynoroski Debbie Wright Steve Wrona Leila Vakel Tom Vales Jim Zmierski Vicki Timmons Tim Todosijevic Deep concentration is shown by sophomore Marshall Hampton. Bill Stufjlebeam Theresa Summers Paul Tarnowski Dannie Taylor Mary Swaney Pat Szostek Freshmen Begin a Whole New Life Becoming freshman is a frignlening but exciting experience. Beginning at the bottom , he makes new friends, finds new interest and begins to adjust to the busy schedule of high school. The freshman girls found out what it ' s all about with G.A.A. Initiation ■ e 88 s - P‘8 ta ‘l s - wearing diapers, eating baby food, skits and a hot dog roast. Then came the excitement of the first Homecoming, building their first float “ Electrify Em " and decorating the hall. The end of the year brought new enthusiasm to the students in anticipation of moving up to sophomore status. ABOVE: The freshmen class officers were Melissa Lackovilch. pres.; Chuck Kary, vice pres.; Kim Collecting tickets at the Homecoming Dance Vanderlin. sec.; Ann Ramsey, girl rep.; Tom Pish, boy rep.; Debbbie Viers. treas. BELOW: Spray were Debbie Tiers. Melissa Lackovilch. painting the freshmen float are Ron Pedrosa. Melissa Lackovilch, Mary Lou Overbav, Colleen Kathy Hodges, and Pam Adams. Curtis. ABOVE: G.A.A. Initiation is when freshmen, such as Becky Dietrich, really end up messy. RIGHT: A double exposure catches twice as many freshman in the halls. Pam Adams Terri A loia Steve Anderson Sandy Ayala Mike Baird A lien Ballard Tana Barker Ron Bayer Bill Bennett Keith Bennett Dave Beres Bill Berrier Theresa Black Paulette Blair Mary Bliss Dave Bobrowski Ted Bolles Betty Bowman Doug Wright " pops a wheely " ! Ellen Boyd Patty Brant Lorraine Bravo Jo A nna Brett Freida Burns Danny Cannon Jo Carnegie Mike Chapman Charles Childers Cindy Clemens Dennis Clemens Penny Click Debbie Cline Kevin Coleman Kim Coleman Mark Coleman Cindy Collins Pal Comstock 14 Iff James Edmond Jim Epperson Randall Cook Rita Cook Lonnie Coppinger Paul Crelton Peggy Crabh Kaleen Curtis Mary A nn Dahlstrom Pal Darnell Janice Davis Sharon Davis Mark DeMaria John Derado Rick DeVaney Becky Dietrich Senior Denise Beres really gives it to freshman Ann MacDonald at G.A.A. Initiation. Roxanne Eberhardt Sue Eddv Sue Ferguson Dana Follow Janet Foster Mike Gannon Cynthia Garber Bobbie Gasaway Linda Gee Pete Gibon Theresa Gibson Chris Good Bruce Grant Kathy Groves A Hen Guess Bonnie Gums Philip Dixon Ernie Dodd Mike Dowd Francis Dunn Sandra Johnston Cindy Jones Theresa Jones Lorraine Karageorge Chuck Karv Mike Kasrich Carolyn Kemp Wanda Kenjic Karen Kinsey Dora Kirby Cindy Klimek Kathy Kneale Kathy Kolosci Rich Kurzdorfer Melissa Lackovitch Lynn Lavender Don Halderman Cathy Hamady Theresa Hampton Don Hanson Bill Henley Rich Hertaus Pal Hobbs Cathy Hodges Mike Hodges Dave Hoejlicker Maureen Holland Norma Hutton Peggy Jackson Linda Jacobs The freshmen show their spirit while riding in their first Home- coming Parade. Susan Johnson Wanda Johnson Mike Jenkins TonyJoffre Jim Johnson Mike Johnson Pally Lehlo Kenny Lewis Tony Lewis Brenda Liltell John Loone Don Lubeck Cindy Luellman Bob Majtyka Mary Malinoff Judy Manley Kay Mardis Dale Marilich Mike Maupin Ann McDonald Wanda McKay Kathy Mercier Ron Met: Perry Michel I Deb Mickey Ken Millender Rick Miner Skip Milzller Bob Monro Robin Moore Cheryl Moreau Ron Morgan Ruth Morrill Ray Myers Ray Newbold Mike Newby Fred Newman Troy Nolan Janet Norman Chuck Nush Rita O’ Daniel Tom O ' Hara Kick Olson Joyce Ortiz Morry Osborn Mary Over bay Charlie Parker Tom Parker Cathy Paterson Robin Paulk Sherry Paxton Ron Pedrosa A lien Pennock Boh Phillippe Ruth Polk Sheila Powers " Rollout the barrel " , shouts Ruthie Morrill. Don Richie Steve Rogers Vicki Rebeck Danny Rice Rom Pysh Eydie Ramien Ann Ramsey Jim Rebeck Helen Rose Lou Ann Rowan Cliff Rowland Marcia Rubino A Ibert Ruiz James Russell Cheryl Sable Tom Sansone John Schlichting Shirley Scott Tammy Sexton Denny Shoemaker Roger Simmons Jewell Sims Sandy Sisson Sheryl Skomac A n ' lta Sliger Elizabeth Smith Gary Smith Ellen Snawder Kathy Sowles Mike Spears Roger Stearns JefJ Slreelman Dan Sullies Tony S winter Jef) Szybala Pete Tarnowski Debbie Viers Wayne Vogen Rod Wakzak Kim Winchester Cheryl Wright Doug Wright Johnnie Wright Chuck Taylor Mary A nn Thompson Susie Tsaparikos Denise Turley Jenny Underwood Kim Vanderlin Freshmen girls prove how really " dean cut " they are at G.A.A. Initiation. Dave Turner Brian T willa Patty Zmierski Mary Ann Zupko Ads Ads Ads T T X X X X X We’ve got what it takes... In advertising, Every community has civic minded businessmen without whose support many school projects would fail. Advertising is a financial necessity. 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Barlowe Miss C eg Han Mr. £ Mrs. Tom Menefee Miss Geraldine Martinez Bonnie Gleason Mr. Mrs. Mike Rusin Mr. Mrs. Kolopanis Mr. Mrs. Stanley Paterson Mr. Mrs. John Olszyniak Rich and Ginger HoefUcker John £ Heidi Fritz The Havrilla Boys Karen Chris takis Mr. Mrs. Thomas Campbell Mr. £ Mrs. Frank Chester Mr. Mrs. Ernest Kingery Bob and Brenda Mr. Mrs. Joseph Honkoski Mr. Mrs. Thomas Hoopingarner Joseph J. Bodnar. Jr. Mr. Mrs. Robert Hoefflicker Mr. Mrs. Norm Kulik Mr. Mrs. Donald Buckley Penny Powell Mr. Mrs. Arthur L. Hartley Mr. Mrs. Lewis Felker Mr. Mrs. Herbert Simpson Edith Woodworth Mr. Mrs. Otto T. Schmelzer The Colemans Jerry D. Neal Mr. Mrs. B. Hardebeck Mr. Mrs. Ted Ramsby 162 AJAX SANITARY S ' UPPIY CO 7 2 Washington St. i Garv ' ' Freshmen Adams, Pamela 142, 144 Aloia. Terri 144 Anderson. Sieve 144 Ayala, Leticia 144 Baird. Mike 144 Ballard, Alan 144 Barker, Tanya 144 Baslian, Gerald Bayer. Ronald 32. 105, 144 Bennett, Bill 43. 144 Bennett. Keith 144 Beres. David 32, 144 Berrier, Bill 144 Black, Theresa 144 Blair. Paulette 103. 144 Bliss, Mary Jo 144 Bobrowski, David 32. 63. 144 Bolles, Ted 32. 144 Bowan, Elizabeth 144 Boyd, Ellen Marie 144 Brant, Patty 144 Bravo, Lorraine 144 Brett, Joanna 144 Bullock. Darlene Burns. Freida 54. 64. 144 Cannon. Danny 32, 144 Carnegie, Josephine 144 Chapman, Mike 144 Childers, Charles 63. 144 Clemens, Cindy 144 Clemens, Dennis 144 Click. Penny 144 Cline. Debbie 48. 50. 144 Coleman, Kim 144 Coleman, Mark 65, 144 Coleman, Ralph 144 Collins, Cindy 144 Comstock, Patty 92, 144 Cook. Randall 145 Cook, Rita 145 Coppinger, Lonnie 32, 63, 145 Cottrell, Sonia Crab. Peggy Cretton, Paul 32, 144 Curtis. Kaleen49, 64, 142, 145 Curtis. William 32 Dahlstrom, Mary 50. 145 Darnell. Pat 145 Davis. Janice 145 Davis, Sharon 145 DeMaria, Mark 32, 145 Derado. John 32. 145 DeVaney, Rick 32, 63, 145 Dietrich, Becky 143, 145 Dixon. Philip 145 Dodd. Ernie 32, 145 Dowd, Micheal65, 145 Dunn. Francis 145 Eberhardl. Roxanne 145 Eddy, Susan 145 Edmond. Ralph J. 32. 145 Epperson, James 32, 145 Ferguson, Suzanne 145 Follow, Dana 145 Foster. Janet 48. 54, 145 Student Index Gannon, Micheal 145 Garber, Cynthia 145 Gasaway, Bobbie 145 Gee. Linda 145 Gibon. Pete 145 Gibson, Theresa 145 Good, Christina 67, 145 Grant, Bruce 145 Groves, Kathy 145 Guess, Alan 32. 145 Gums. Bonnie 145 Halderman, Donald 146 Hamady, Kathy 96, 146 Hampton. Theresa 54. 146 Hanson, Donald 146 Heath, Charles Hedger. John Henley, William 146 Hertaus Richard 146 Hobbs, Patricia 146 Hodges. Cathy 50. 142. 146 Hodges, Micheal 63, 146 Hoefflicker, David 63, 146 Holland, Maureen 146 Holguin, Raul 32 Hutton, Norma 146 Hyde, Cindy Jackson. Peggy 48. 146 Jacob, Linda 54, 146 Jenkins. Michael 146 Joffre, Tony 146 Johnson. James 146 Johnson, Mike 146 Johnson, Susan 146 Johnson, Wanda 146 Johnston. Sandra 146 Jones, Cynthia 146 Jones, Theresa 146 Karageorge, Lorraine 146 Kary, Charles 32. 43. 142, 146 Kasrich, Micheal 32. 146 Kemp, Carolyn 146 Kenjic, Wanda 146 Kinsey, Karen 49, 57, 146 Kirby, Dora 146 Klimek, Cindy 146 Kneale, Kathy 146 Kolosci. Kathy 146 Kurzdoefer, Richard 146 Lackovitch, Melissa 103, 142, 146 Lavender, Lenora 146 Lehlo, Patty 147 Leone, John 147 Lewis, Anthony 147 Littell, Brenda 147 Lubeck, Donald 81, 147 Luellman, Cindy 147 MacDonald, Ann 65. 145, 147 Maityka. Robert 43, 147 Malinoff, Mary 147 Manley, Judy 147 Mardis, Alelria48. 147 Maretich, Dale 147 Maupin. Mike65, 147 McCammon, Joeseph McKay, Wanda 147 Meitzler, Skip 32. 147 Metz, Ronald 147 Mercier, Kathy 54. 147 Mickey. Debbie 92. 147 Millender, Kenny 147 Miner, Ricky 32, 147 Mitchell. Perry 103 Moore, Robin 147 Moreau. Cheryl 147 Morgan. Ronnie 147 Morrill, Ruth 48. 54. 147, 148 Munro, Robert 32. 147 Myers. Ray 147 Newbold, Lowell 99, 147 Newby, Mike 147 Newman, Fred 147 Nolan, Troy 147 Norman, Janet 54, 57, 147 Nush, Charles 32. 147 O’ Daniel. Rita 49, 50. 147 O’Hara. Thomas 147 Olson. Rick 32, 147 Ortiz. Joyce 148 Osborn. Morris 32. 65. 148 Over bay, Mary 148 Parker, Brian Parker. Charles Parker. Thomas 32. 148 Paterson. Cathy 48. 54, 148 Paulk, Robin 49, 57, 148 Paxton, Sherry 148 Pedrosa. Ronald 103, 142. 148 Pennock, Allen 32. 148 Phillippe, Bobbie 85, 148 Polk, Ruth 148 Powers, Sheila 148 Pysh, Tom 142. 148 Ramien, Eydie 148 Ramsay, Ann 103, 142, 148 Rebeck Jimmy 32, 148 Reeves, Julie Rice, Danny 148 Richie. Don 148 Rogers, Steve 32, 148 Rose, Helen 148 Rosser, John Rowan. Lou Ann 148 Roland. Cliff 63, 148 Rubino, Marcia 148 Ruiz. Albert 148 Russell, James 148 Sable, Cheryl 148 Sansone, Tom 148 Santell, Rhoua Schlichting, John 148 Scott, Shirley 148 Sexton, tammy mo S hoemaker. Danny 1 48 Simmons. Roger 148 Sims, Jewel 148 Sisson. Sandra 149 Skomac, Cheryl 48, 50. 54, 149 Sliger, Anita 149 Smith, Elizabeth 149 Smith, Gary 149 Snawder, Ellen 50. 149 Soria, Ronald Sowles, Kathy 149 164 Spears, Mike 32.43, 149 Stearns, Roger 149 Streetman.Jeff32, 149 Sullies, Danny 63, 149 Switzler, Anthony 149 Szybala, Jeff 149 Tarnowski, Pete 149 Taylor, Charels 149 Thompson. Mary Ann 149 Tsaparikos, Theodosia 149 Turley. Denise 149 Turner. David 149 Twilla, Brian 32 Underwood, Jenny 64. 149 Vanderlin, Kim 142, 149 Viers. Dehra 142, 149 Vogen. Wayne 149 Walczak. Rodney 32, 149 Wallace, Robert Winchester. Kim 149 Wright, Cheryl 149 Wright, Doug 65, 144, 149 Wright, Johnnie 149 Zmierski, Patricia 149 Zupko, Mary Ann 149 Sophomores Abies, John 136 Adkins, Tim 30, 33, 136 Anderson. Mark 35. 69, 136 Ball. Bob 30. 33. 43. 46. 134, 136 Beliles, Joe Beres, Dianne 136, 139 Bernardi, Louise 136 Biel. Sandra Marie 136 Binko. Renee 136 Bliss. Sherry 136 Bolint, Chris 136 Bolles, Tom 35. 36. 39. 63, 136 Bowen, David 136 Bradley, Rose 136 Brant, Vickie 136 Brown, Ken 93. 136 Burton, Annella 86, 136 Busch, William 32, 44, 69, 103, 136 Campbell. Jeff 136 Cargile, Mark 35, 136 Cates. Kenneth 136 Chenier. Ginger 136 Childers, Bobby 136 Click. Earl 65. 79. 136 Cochran. Doug 43. 46, 136 Cochran. Terri 65, 136 Coffman. Nancy 48. 134, 136 Coffman. Paul 30, 33. 63. 88. 135, 136 Coleman, Joyce 49. 53. 136 Coleman. Karen 64. 136 Coleman, Kathy 136 Coleman. William 136 Collett, Sharon 136 Cook. Cathy 136 Covelli. John 67. 136 Croft. Ron 136 Cudney. Danny 136 Curtis. Marshall 137 Daniel. Beverly 137 Darnell. Clyde 137 Davis. Bill 30. 33.43,64. 137 Dickerson. James 137 Dietrich, Cathy 137 Dixon, Kenneth 137 Dixon, Tony 137 Dobyns, Dawn 50. 53, 137 Dooley, Lenny 137 Dukes. Maurice 43. 137 Easley, Michael 64, 137 Eaton. Beth 137 Edmaislon, Marty 30, 33. 63, 69. 137 Frame, John 65. 137 Funkhouser. Dianna 49. 50, 53, 137 Galloway. Robert 137 Garnett, Bobbie 46, 137 Gay, Keith 137 Gaza. Joyce 83. 86, 137 Gibson, Barb 56. 64, 137 Gillette. Robin 137 Gish, Don 137 Good. Victoria 137 Goodwin. Charles 137 Goodwin, Darlene 137 Gray, Darlene 137 Green, Barbara 137 Groves, Ricky 69, 137 Hack. Ray 42. 43. 46. 69. 137 Haddad, Mitchell 46. 63, 135, 137 Hallmark. Marilyn 48, 49, 50, 52, 53, 68. 137 Hampton, Marshall 88. 93. 140, 141 , 137 Handley, Wesley 137 Haney. Terry 67. 138 Halley, Debbie 138 Havard, Peter 91 . 138 Haywood, Mike 65, 138 Hecht, Steve 30. 33, 138 Heflin, Greg 138 Heflin. Jeff 138 Heims. April 138, 139 Hepter.Jeff 138 Hicks, Rodney 30, 134, 138 Hodge, William 65, 78, 138 Hornak, Julienne 101, 138 Huddleston, Rene 138 Hunter. Clyde 138 Jursell, Clarence 138 Hursey. Kip 138 Jenkins, Arthur 138 Jesles. Janice 138 Jestes, Wayne 138 Johnson, Debbie 138 Johnston, Darla 48. 49, 54,56,64, 134, 138, 141 Joy, Jim 138 Kadish. Dave 30. 65,96,138 Kent. Ida 138 Kerr. Robert 138 Kiraly, Tom 35. 39. 138 Koontz.Jolynn 48. 49, 53, 92. 135, 136, 138 Korpak, Frank 35. 39. 138 Kozak. Kirk 138 Krebes. Kiri 138 Kuhn. Joseph 138 Lavender, Joe 46, 69. 138 Ledford, R.C. 138 Lezniak, Maria 138 Ligocki, Linda 67, 138 Littlejohn, Brenda 138 Lonigro. Mike 138 Lynch, Lester 138 Lyons. Rita 138 Malinoff. Deborah 138 Manista, Margie 139 Manila, Gerald 139 Mardis, Richard 139 Mardin, Adonis 139 Martin. Cril48, 49, 50. 92. 139 Martin, Dominic 139 Marlin. Joe 18, 103. 139 Marlin. Ken 46, 69, 139 McDonald, Michael 139 Mendez, Gladys 48. 139 Meitner, Gayle 139 Miller. Rhonda 139 Mitrisin, Robert 56 . 64, 139 Moffatt, Roberta 56. 64, 139 Moore, Clay 63. 139 Myers, Larry 139 Napier, Cindy 139 Neagu, Melody 139. 141 Novkovic, Nancy 48, 49, 50, 64, 92, 134. 139 Osborn. Michael 139 Padilla. Joy 63. 139 Pemberton, Ricky 63.88. 139 Phillippe, Cindy 139 Pilnock, Julie 139 Poe. Brenda 139 Powers. Ricky 43. 139 Puskac, Steven 139 Rainwater. Roy 139 Remaley, Donald 139 Rev. Alois 47, 139 Reynolds, Patricia 139 Rosiecki, Casimer 139 Ruiz. Octavis 139 Rusin, Billie Jo 139 Sable, Edward 139 Sherman. Ed 105. 139 Shoemaker, Brenda 53. 56. 64. 139 Silaghi. Mike 140 Simpson, Jon 140 Skarja.Joe 30, 33, 140 Skomac.Jim 63. 140 Smith, RaeAnn 140 Snodgrass. Robert 140 Somers. Jeanine 140 Spargo.Joe 140 Spencer, Michelle 140 Stanley, Nancy 140 Stearns, Juanita 48, 49. 50, 53. 68. 140 Stewart, Tina 88. 140 Stroumbos, George 30. 33. 43. 140 Stout, Doug 43. 93. 140 Summers. Jenine 140 Swaney, Mary 49. 64. 140 Sylvia, Jeanne 140 Szostek, Pat 30. 33. 43. 140 Tarnowski. Paul 140 Taylor, Dannie 35, 140 Timmons. Vicky 140 Todosijevic, Tim 38.39. 135. 136. 140 Turley, Sue 140 Twilla. Nathan 140 Vaughn. Donald 140 Wedge, Guy 140 Williams. Joe 140 Haywood. Sherry 64. 89. 130 Hennings. Willis Henry. Joni 22. 51. 55. 64. 130 Hersey, Joe 6 7, 130 Honeycutt, Eva 130 Hreha, Suzanne 64. 70. 89, 130 Huber, Mary 130 165 Jackson. Donna 48.51. 53. 64. 68. 126. 130 Johnson. Dean 63. 130 Johnson. Judy 130 Johnson. Kick 130 Johnston. Cynthia 19. 130 Kenjic. Dorothy 130 Kingery, Bev 130. 132 Knox. Alice 130 Kolosci. Dennis 30. 33. 63 Korpak. John 30.44.64.65. 71. 132 Kraynak. Debbie 130 Lackovilch . J one 49 . 54. 55. 64. 105, 130 Lambert. Bill 130 Landrum. Mike 43. 130 Law, Susan 130 Lazevich. Alex 65 Lehto. Bill 130 Lewandowski. Debbie 63. 130 Littlejohn. Paula 130 Livingston. Brian 18. 65, 130 Luellman. Richard 100 Luna. Jim 130 Marlatt. Belly Marlin. LaVatta 130 Martin. Mike 30. 33. 78, 87. 129. 130 Mazur. Kathleen 130 Me Andrew. John 130 McGaughey. Glen McGaughey, Mary 130 Mendez. Henry 43, 130 Mendez. Myrna Michaels. Kathy 64. 130. 131 Milchak.Joe 30. 33. 44. 45. 69 Millender. Randy 130 Miller. Jean 52. 130 Miller. Ken 32. 85. 130 Minor. Eddie 130 Minor. Steve Moore. Roland 15. 64. 130 Mora. Jeff Mora. Tony Moran, Sharon 130 Munro, Cindy 64. 105. 131 Neyharl, Paul Jr. 131 Nolan. Leedona 131 Nolan. Ramona 131 Norman. Dennis Novkovic, Mary 49, 53. 64. 68, 71 , 131 Oates, Cathy 64, 89. 131 O ' Daniel. Jim 131 Parker. Jeff 131 Parker. Philip 131 Parks. Clayton 131 Parks. Gary 67.131 Paxton. Patsy 131 Pilnock.John 67, 131 Pointer. Dorothy 131 Polk. Randy 35. 36. 69. 81. 131 Powell. Penny 67. 131 Pridemore. Joe 131 Prott. 52. 105. 131 Pundrich. Dan 131 Purcell. Mickey Rapatta. Dave 63. 131 Rebeck. Jackie 54. 126. 131 Rice. Dan net la 131 Ring. Jim 30. 40. 43.44. 65. 69.90 Robb, Don 131 Robb. Ron 131 Rogers. Clarence 131 Ruzga. Albert 25. 38. 131 Ryan. Vickie 131 Sansone. Peggy 131 Schlichling. Robin 131 Schmelzer. Debbie 131 Seagle. Kendra 64. 131. 132 Seagle. Kent 131 Sexton, Debbie 131 Sinks. Jerry 131 Sirwinski. Phylis 131 Sisson. Theresa 48. 51. 52, 131 Skarja. Mike 30. 131 Smenyak. Ron 46. 67. 131 Smith. Larry 131 Smith. Sheila 132 Snawder. Becky 51. 132 Sohovich. Greg 46. 65. 69. 132 Soria. Pat 49, 51, 64. 68. 71 . 132 Spears. Angela 132 Stewart. Nancy 132 Stokes. Darrel Stone. Ray 30. 33.46. 63. 69 Szybala. Gayle 64. 68. 132 Williamson. Ron 140 W ineland. Susan 140 Wolfe. Jay 140 Woodall. Sabrina 101. 134. 140 Woynaroski. Ben 1 40 Wright. Debbie 140 Wrona, Steve 140 Yokel. Leila 140 Yales, Tom 138, 140 Zmierski, James 47. 138. 140 Juniors Allen. Patty 128 Allen. Paul David 128 Alvarado. Earnie63. 128 Anderson, Gary Anthony, Starlene64. 66. 68, 124 Arjlack. Vicki 64, 128 Armes. Steve 128 Armitage. Janice 70. 128 Ayala, Yolanda Ballard. Mike 100. 128 Barton. Melanie 128 Bayer. Diana 63. 64. 128 Beattie. Rhonda 56.63. 128 Bell. Darlene 128 Bianco. Tony 126. 128 Bickelt, Donna 70 Black. Ann 128 Bohannon. Susan 128 Boznak. Christy 64. 128 Britton. Gary 128 Britton, Rickey 128 Brown. Joan 128 Bryan. Michael 67. 128 Bryan. David 46. 128 Budzinski, Donna 77 , 128 Burns. Steve 30. 33. 38. 46. 69. 128. 131 Cambe, Shirley 128 Cannon. Sandy 53, 64, 71. 128. 130 Carter. Debbie 64, 66. 128 Childers. Rena 128 Christakis. Karen 70. 126. 128 Claar. Darrell 128 Click, Ivan 128 Cloyd, Steve 64. 128 Cochran. Donna 128 Cochran. Paul 128 Coleman. Billie 128 Coleman. Ricky 30. 33. 128 Cook. Sharon 128 Cottrell. Robert Cox. Vicky 128 Crofton. Rowena 96. 128 Cuellar. Bob 35. 36. 46. 128 D ' Aloisio. Mary 128 Datsko. Raffy 54. 64. 71. 129. 130 Davenport, Vicki 129 Davis, Rickey 52. 64. 129 Dettman. Wayne 70. 103. 129 Devaney. John 129 Dillingham. Mike 30. 33. 43. 46. 63. 69. 83. 129 Dover. Delane 93. 129 Dover. Dennis 129 Dranchak. Mark Duffee. Dan 30. 38. 44. 64. 65. 69. 129. 132 Duffee, Dave 30. 69. 129 Dunn. Ronald 129 Dunn. Virginia 129 Eaton, Lois 66. 71. 103. 126. 129 Eaton, Vicki 129 Ennis. Steve 129 Farley. Harold 129 Farney. Ricky 30. 33. 129 Faulkner. Greg 64. 129 Felker, Genise 129 Franks. Danny 129 Fritts. Paulette 14. 52. 129 Gadzalla. Marsha 70, 129 Garber. Charles 129 Garber. Marie 129 Garrard. Sheree 129 Gaza. Kevin 38.47. 82. 126. 129 Gibson, Roy 129 Gilbert. Sharon 129 Gilbert. Wayne 129 Gott. Deborah 129 Gray. Larry 129 Grigsby. Myron 19. 64. 129 Gruett. Debbi 51.63. 96. 129 Gueberl. Dave 30. 38. 44. 69. 128. 129 Guess. Kevin 46. 127, 129 Guess. Pam 129 Gwilt. Randy 129 Handley. Eddie 129 Haney. Regina 67. 129 Hanson. William 129 Harly. Richard 129 Havard. Phillip II 6 Havens. Ronald 44. 1 16 Heard. Rick 116 Hemminger. Cynthia 116 Hemminger. Bill 116 Hendrickson. Daniel 66. 117 mgs. Carol 95. I !7 Hei i g. Debby 117 Hoejj, ker. Darlene 1 17 Hoefflicker. Richard 67. 79,117 Holland. Patricia 117 Hornyak, Ruth 67. 117 Howell. Connie 20. 1 17 Jacobs. Nancy Jojfre. Raul 117 166 Joffre, Wilfred Johnson, Craig 109, 117, 118 Johnston, Dennis 30, 44. 64, 65, 69, 117 Kania, Bill 47. 64,69, 117 Kary, Robert 43. 69, 93 Kary, Virginia 117 Kemp. Ricky 30. 31.40. 42. 69. 118 Kingery, Debbie 15. 25, 64, 71. 109. 118, 120 Klopp, Carl Kolopanis, Jack 64.65. 112. 118 Kolosci, David 118 Kurpis, Margene 21 , 24. 54, 68, 94. 110, 118 Kurzdorfer, Steve 40. 43, 69. 110, 118 Lerch. James 1 18 Lewis. Christine 1 10, 118 Little. Dena 118 Littlefield. Don 119 Livingston, Randy 119 Lubeck. John 38.69. 119. 125 Manley. Kathy 91. 119 Mardis, Susan 119 Martin, Joel 30, 40, 43 Martin, Kathy 96. 119 Mathias. Mary Ellen 64, 70. 71,119. 120 Maxwell, Olive 119 Me Wirier, Ron Mendelsohn, Adrienne 64. 66, 110. 119 Mendez, Jimmy Metz, Kathy Mickey, Patlie 119 M iller, John 1 19 Miller, Eddie Mischan, Sharon 119 Moffatt, Cindy 52. 119 Monacy, Fred Moran, Danette 119 Morgan. Harold 69. 120 Morgan, Roger 67, 120 Mosier, Michael 64, 112, 120 Mullen. John 69. 90. 120 Murray. Tim 120 Neal, Cindy 120 Neal. John 120 Nelson. Michael Olsen. Candace 120 O’Rourke. Harold 15. 37. 38. 44. 69, 120, 122 Overbay, Edward 1 12, 121 Parker. Robert 98. 121 Paulk. Vicki 55. 121. 125 Petro, Marian 48. 52. 53, 68. 71. 108. 109. 121. 122 Phillippe. Randy 121 Pointer, Lester 121 Powers, Danny 121 Pszonka, Christine 101 , 121 Pustik. Linda 121 Ramsay, John 121 Reames, Rochelle 15. 17, 49, 94. 121, 125 Rehmel. Randy Reynolds. Sherry Rice, Debbie 63 Rinchak. Joe 121 Ronk. Bev64. 71.111.121 Rosser. Trudy 15. 90. 108. 109. I ..20 Rowan, James Rushing. Larry 121 Sable, William Safstrom. David 30. 64. 69, 109. 122 Sansone. James 22, 30, 122 Schmelzer, Ingrid 25. 104. 122 Shawver. Debbie 68, 122 Sherowsky, Ron 64. 122 Sievers. Rhonda 96. 122 Silaghi, Vicki 1 10. 122 Silverthorn, Scott 122 Smurdon, Debbie 122 Snodgrass. Barbara 123 Somers, Marian 123 Soria, Virginia 123 Talbert, Sandra 132 Tarnowski, Terry 70, 132 Taylor, Charla 132 Tharp, Sharon 132 Thompson. Cathy 64. 132. 133 Travis. Kathy 64. 66. 132 Tucker, Don Tucker, Jean 64, 132 Vargas. Johnnie 132 Viers, Leesa 132 Wahlsmith. Vivan 48, 49. 51. 64, 68. 140. 132 Watson. Darryl 132 Watts. Ted 132 Webber. Bill 89. 132 White. Edward 46. 132 Whilledge. Rhonda 70. 132 Wild. Bonnie 85. 132 Williams. Dave 132 Willoughby. Lonnie 132 Witka. Bill 35. 46. 64. 67. 69. 98. 132 Witka.JoAnne 96. 132 Wright. Mary 132 Yanez. Ben 132 Yates. Cathy Young. Betty Jo 132 Young. Nadine 132 Seniors Austin. Jean 112 Barth. Patty 15.23. 108. 110.111.112 Barth. Terry 30.31.65.69, 90. 109. 110. 112. 118 Bayer. Kathy 112 Bender, George 112 Beres, Denise 20. 48. 56. 64. 68, 70,71.111, 112. 145 Bernardi, Clarita 112 Bildilli. David 112 Blatz, Joyce 70 Bobrowski, Sharon 14. 15. 55. 112. 122 Bonner. Timothy 43. 46. 64. 66. 69. 104. 113 Borisenko. Richard 30. 44. 69. 90. III. 113. 118 Bozarth. Douglas 113 Bradley. Hennretta Bragdon. Tom 66, 113 Brock, Chris 14. 64. 66. 102. 103. 110. 112. 113 Bryant. Debbie 66, 1 13 Bryant. Ken Busch. James 37, 38. 64. 65. 69. 70. 111. 113 Campbell. Lorrie 113 Cargile. Bruce 24. 25. 30. 46. 64. 65. 69. 113 Carter. David 113 Collett. Sheila Comstock. Jo Ann Courtney. James 1 13. 1 18 Crofton. Lonnie 64. 94. 96. 112. 113. 120 Cuellar. Jose 113 Czilli, Nadine 64. 108. 114 Daniel. Wanda 114 Davis, Betty 114 Deering. Robert 30. 65, 110. 114 De Maria. Mariann 114 Dickerson. Scharley Dillon, David 64. 109. 114 Dobyns. Mary 51. 53. 92.111. 125 Driscoll, Carol Duies. Cassandra 20, 25. 48.51. 53. 54. 55. 70.111.125 Dunn. Tom 115 Ellis. Mike 30. 115 Faurote. Gerald 25. 30. 31. 37. 38. 108. 111. 115 Foster, Connie 115 Frame, Jean 51 . 64. 115 Fredricks. Melody 115 Garber. Deborah 115 Gibson. Roger 1 15 Gibson, Terry 1 15 Goodwin. Mark 67, 109. 115 Gossett. Rick 115 Green, Eddie 1 15 Gregory. George 17. 43. 44. 64. 82. 115 Greiff, Robert Grinder. John 115 Groves, Linda Gruell. Jerry 30.69. 108. 111. 116 Guess. Jeff 64. Ill, 116. 118 Hallmark. Debbie 1 10 Harness. David 18. 69, 1 16 Hartley. Art 44. 65. 69. 98. 116 Stearns. Lee Stimson. Hubert Stokes. Debbie 123 Stout. Greg 43. 123 Strinchak. Steve 67. 78. 123 Slrine. Bob 123 Szostek. Roger 23. 30. 42, 69. 90. 123 Tar kelly. Darlene 123 Tarnowski. Debbie 109 Taylor. Tim 123 Thorne. Cindy 100. 123 Timmons, Barney 65. 67 Thorsen. Bernedine Tokash. Pamela 123 Wahlman. Mario 124 Westphal, Charles 124 Wilkins. Dennis 42. 43. 124 Williams. Sam Williamson. Ron 64. 69. 124 W ineland. Jamie 124 Woelk. Alan 124 Wolfe. Jon Quinn 110. 125 Watson, Cathy 124 Whilledge. Denise 124 Willoughby. Linda Wright. Emma 90. 125 167 169