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

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1975 volume:

1975 EDISONIAN EDISON HIGH SCHOOL EAST GARY, INDIANA VOLUME XXXIV Parkside Avenue, East Gary, Indiana — that’s where we started our day. At 8 A.M. we checked into homeroom which foiled many ideas to ditch. In and out of 25 classrooms we paraded past the new principal and his assistant. We wondered if we could adjust to their rules and ideas. We settled into the routine as cool weather robbed us of cherished freedom. Instead of paying attention our eyes wan- dered outside the windows when the snow fell. Between classes we’d make locker stops for a chat with a friend, a quick brush of the comb, or just to unload books. Up in the girl’s balcony we carried our lunches or if the menu didn’t please us, off we went to Arman’s, Burger Chef, or even MacDonalds. Revitalized, we lasted until 2:55. If no one waylaid us in the foyer to reflect on the day’s activities, we got to our meetings or practices on time, or took a book or two and left for home. Being together 7 hours a day, 178 days a year, we got to know each other pretty well and made many lasting friendships. OPENING 2 STUFF WE DID 8A WHEN THE BELL RANG 56A FACES WE SAW 88A WITH A LOT OF HELP 136A INDEX 148 CLOSING 152 8 STUFF WE DID What didn’t we do? We were practicing in the summer’s sun prior to fall classes. Working hard we released our frustrations and energy. After the games we went to dances and parties celebrating our vic- tories and acknowledging the defeats. Homecoming brought spirit, floats, com- petition, and finally victory. We antici- pated Christmas vacation and the start of 1975, but mid-term exams weren’t so inviting. Decorating for the prom com- bined late hours, hard work and imagina- tion; the memories were worth every extra touch. Graduation brought tears, happi- ness, and the end of the year. But we Pep sessions send school spirits high 1. Student Council president, Doug Cochran is in charge of Home- coming Pep sessions. 2. Junior Class celebrates Homecoming by having a Farmers Day. 3. Freshmen boys struggle to win the tug-of-war. 4. Beth Eaton, plays the scarecrow, Jolynn Koontz plays Dorothy, and April Heims plays Todo in a Victory Skit. We had been waiting a long time and we were becoming quite impatient. It seemed as if it would never arrive and suddenly it was here and no one was ready. After all the weeks of working on our hall projects and floats we finally realized nothing was done. Homecoming ’74 had caught us unpre- pared. There were last minute things to do — about a hundred of them. But we made it. Everything went well and fell into its proper place starting with the Fighting Eagles leading at halftime 7-6. The seniors proved to be the dominant class by winning both hall project and float. Sophomores took the award for hall decoration. The honor every senior girl dreams of was announced next as Nancy Novkovic was crowned Homecoming queen for 1974. Soon the team returned to the field bringing with them renewed strength and the victorious score of 21-12 which was the proper finale to an exciting week. . N. Novkovic shows her joy at becoming Homecoming queen. 2 . R. Haney returns to crown new queen. 3 . J. Carnegie and D. Taylor talk it over. 4 . L. Jacob dances at Homecoming sock hop. 5. The queen and her court: R. Hicks, S. Woodall, T. Todosijevic, J. Koontz, N. Novkovic, T. Kiraly, B. Moffatt, M. Hampton, N. Coffman. M. Edmaiston. 6 . J. Gaza shows here ferocity during Homecoming skit. Underwater Fantasy becomes reality 1. Sharon Tharp, Dave Harness, Melody Neague, and Rodney Hicks dance at the Prom. 2. At school or at the Prom Rocky Dickerson and Pat Szostek relax on the ledge. 3. Doug Stout and Yvonne Crow enjoy a slow dance. 4. Steve Ennis and .Janet Foster get into the swing. 12 I. Vicki Arflack, Marlon Lindsey, Debbie Smeltzer, Mike Brian are enjoying the grand march. 2. A1 Ruzga helps Mary Lou Overbay with her necklace. 3. Tim Todosijevic and Jolynn Koontz take a break from dancing. 13 Class of ' 74 begins new style of life. . Greg Sohovich ’74 graduate, seems serious after graduation ceremony. 2. Sandy Cannon, ’74 graduate, receives her diploma from Mr. James Vanderlin, school board president. 3 . Girl graduates during graduation exercises. 4 . Ernie Alvarado, Tony Mora, Bill Weber, and Kent Seagle put on a dignified look. 5. Debbie Carter expresses her feelings with a smile. 3 15 1 . K. Vanderlin, C. Palmateer, and W. Harmon display their gym class theme " Raindrops Keep Falling on My Head.” 2 . Dave Coleman and his partner do double summersaults for the gym show. 3 . Earl Cuellar helps Dave Schmeltzer show his strength on the rings. 4 . Bill Busch portrays Bill Sykes. 5. Ron Pedroza and Ann Ramsey are singing a duet. 6 . The cast of Oliver, joins in song. 7. John Derado sings about what he seems to need — money. 17 1 . K. Vanderlin and B. Dietrich play their recorders at the Madrigal Dinner. 2. R. Pedroza and K. Hendren. 3 . F. Bums and A. Ramsey, at the Madrigal Dinner. 4 . M. Hepler, Die Jester”. 5. P. Mitchell. 6 . Choir members join in song. 18 Traditional dinner hosted by Madrigals 1 . Greg Garber practices outside for football season. 2 . Ben Woy- narowski keeps the beat going. 3. Part of the trombone section in concert. 4 . J. Johnson and C. Moreau play during a football game. 5. Cathy Dietrich performs on the clarinet. 6 . Saxophone player Cheryl Mize. 7. Senior John Aoles on the baritone. 8 . Mr. Hedstrom directs the band. 1 . M. Lackovitch and M. Overbay perform during the Junior Miss Pageant. 2. R. Pedroza is enjoying the pageant. 3 . M. Burdett and R. Martin. 4 . R. Jackowicz, F. Bums. 5. J. Gaza accepts the “Spirit of Junior Miss Award.” 6 . The 1975 Junior Miss is Debbie Tobla from River Forest High School. 7. One of the ten Semi-finalists, Diane Beres, answers the question asked to her by Master of Ceremonies, Joe Stevens. 8 . C. Dietrich receives 4th runner up in the Junior Miss Pageant. 22 f Induction provides recognition time 1. Mr. Ruch welcomes parents and the student body. 2. D. Mali- noff lights the candle of Scholarship. 3. J. Derado recites the Honor Society pledge. 4. Honor Society Inductees: Row 1: S. Vuc- son, J. Norman, P. Zmierski, J. Campbell, C. Hodges, K. Vander- lin, M. Malinoff, Row 2: B. Shoemaker, M. Osborn, J. Russell, R. Kurzdorfer, T. Lewis, D. Cochran, B. Eaton, Row 3: B. Dietrich, T. Pysh, J. Derado, J. Gaza, J. Abies, E. Hursell, J. Koontz; 5. Dr. Kayes congratulates D. Cochran. 6. T. Kiraly, Honor Society president congratulates inductees. 7. C. Dietrich lights the candle of “Service.” 24 1 . One of the couples attending the Sweetheart Dance was Rich Arnold and Rhonda Martin. 2. Bob Munro, Carol Hor- vack, Don Dixon and Susan Blaylock. 3 . When the music begins, couples take to the floor: Jeff Streetman, Joyce Ortiz; Barry Hodge, and Kelly Vanderlin. 4 . It gets rough under the basket. 5 . Mark Wilkins and Everett Goldsmith. 6 . Marshall Curtis goes for “2”. Paul Klimec and Cliff Rowland try to stop him. 7. Skip Meitzler attempts to guard Don Richie. 26 . Pat Szostek runs for a first down, while Dave Kadish helps. 2 . Tony Dixon hands off to Skip Meitzler. 3 . Coach Renn and the offensive team watch the game. 4 . Barry Hodge and Paul Psomadelis go after the pass. 5. Pat Szostek gets the ball from Tony and Paul Psomadelis blocks. Hamilton ' s Eagles 28 Moffatt, G. Danapas. T. Bolles. C. Karv, D. Visna, R. Dickerson Varsity Football Team: Row I: T. Kary, J. Klein, C. Nush, M. Hodge, M. Anderson, M. Clay, D. Martin, J. Rebeck, S. Meitzler. B. Warren. Row 2: J. Schlicting, T. Sansone. T. Parker. D. Hoffman. M. Hodges. D. Bobrowski, P. Psomadelis, S. Hecht, M. Haddad. Row 3: Coach Bergeson. M. Baired, B. DeHaven. R. Walczak. P. Szostek. M. Edmais- ton. M. Lewis, M. Kasrich, D. Coach Renn. Row 4: Coach Karazia. D. Beres, F. Korpak. E. Dranchak. B. Hodge, J. Streetman. B. Cates. R. Arnold, T. Dixon. R. Hicks. D. Kadish. .J. Skarja. Coach Hamilton. VARSITY FOOTBALL EAGLES OPPONENTS 12 Lowell 7 6 Lake Central 28 18 Horace Mann 12 12 Wirt 6 22 Calumet 39 0 Whiting 34 21 Kankakee 12 12 River Forest 0 0 Portage 49 40 Winnamac 7 r t-o w iswsgm. V ' jAKK. ' Oi,,. MnviJW - 1 29 . John Penrod blocks while Joe Soria carries for an Eagle first down. 2 . The Freshman team takes a rest after a tiring first half. 3 . Trying to get by for a touchdown is Skip Meitzler. . Chuck Nush gets tackled attempting to score. 5 . Bob Grasham tries to break through. 30 JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL EAGLES OPPONENTS 0 PORTAGE 7 VALPARAISO 12 WIRT 7 CHESTERTON 18 RIVER FOREST 28 CALUMET 0 M.C. ROGERS 8 CROWN POINT 12 35 28 28 6 14 49 27 I. J.V. Football — Row I: T. Karv, J. Cline. C. Nush. M. Hodge, J. Rebeck, B. Warren. Row 2: T. Parker, D. Visna. D. Hoffman, M. Hodges, R. Walczak. C. Karv, M. Gruett. J. Schlicting. Row 3: Coach Bergeson, B. DeHaven, D. Bobrowski, M. Lewis, J. Cherry. R. Arnold, G. Danapas, M. Kasrich. Row 4: B. Hodge. J. Streetman, T. Bolles, B. Cates, E. Dranchak. T. Sansone, D. Moffatt, Coach Karasia. 2. Freshman Football — Row I: D. Maleseciv, B. Yarrington. D. Anderson. C. Kemp, D. Tarnowski, M. Finley. Row 2: R. O ' Hara, R. Joselyn. N. Clemens, D. Shadrix, G. Kopanakis, M- Gruett, J. Schlichting, Row 3: Coach Bergeson, J. Wadding, D. I wis, J. Johnson, J. Cherry, J. Soria, B. Kingery, Coach Karasia. Row 4: K. Molchan. R. Johnson. J. Penrod, B. Gasham. R. Guess, G. Karageorge. FRESHMAN FOOTBALL EAGLES OPPONENTS 12 WIRT 24 0 CALUMET LAKE 6 0 CALUMET RIDGE 0 6 RIVER FOREST 22 0 HOBART 20 1. Cross Country Team: How 1. M. Mullarkey, T. Ratcliff, D. Steen, B. Sliger, C. Coppinger. Row 2. S. Childers, D. Hallmark, F. Dunn, T. Lewis, R. DeVaney, T. Switzler, Coach Snapp. 2. “I can’t believe it,” 3. Oh! No!, look who’s ahead. 4. Dan Hallmark makes it to the finish line. 32 ■ f 9 at Wi ' - V ' -,. Varsity Basketball: D. Bobrowski, P. Cretton. R. DeVanev, D. Be res, J. Skarja, T. Switzler, J. Derado, T. Dixon, T. Bolles, and Coach Yagodnik. 1. Coach Yagodnik explains how to correct a mistake. 2. P. Cretton aims for a perfect shot. 4. Jumping high for two is T. Dixon. 5. J. Skarja listens to the half time strategy. 6. D. Beres drives in for a bucket. Scores J. V. Basketball OPPONENTS EAGLES wheeler Lowell Boone Grove Kankakee Valley Horace Mann Hanover Central North Judson Kankakee Valley Calumet Hobart M.C. Rogers Griffith Wirt River Forest Chesterton Portage Whiting Lake Central Hebron VARSITY BASKE TBALL EAGLES OPPONENTS 74 Wheeler 56 52 Lowell 62 50 Boone Grove 60 65 Kankakee Valley 72 52 Horace Mann 78 62 Hanover Central 63 63 Kankakee Valley 77 74 Rennselaer 69 58 Calumet 69 19 Hobart 39 47 M.C. Rogers 87 56 Griffith 76 63 Wirt 83 56 River Forest 69 51 Chesterton 68 50 Portage Whiting Lake Central Hebron 90 J. V. Basketball Team: Back E. Dranchak, K. Molchan, R. Guess, A. Pennock, B. Hodge, R. Book; Coach Snapp, Front: B. DeHaven, C. Coppinger, T. Bonner, A. Guess, S. Childers. 1. B. DeHaven dribbles past a defen- der. 2. T. Bonner looks tough o de- fense. 3. R. Guess appears to have con- trol. 5. B. Clark goes up for two. 6. M. Watts speeds toward the basket. Freshman Basketball team; Standing; K. Molchan, R. Guess, B. Clark, T. Whiteman, E. Goldsmith, J. Decker, Coach Dehaven, Kneeling: D. Steen, D. Tamowski, M. Watts, R. Robb, M. Findley, A. Anderson. 37 2. S. Hecht studies his opponent. 3. D. Martin strives to break a hold. 4. T. Lewis works for a pin. 5. D. Frame is momentarily caught off balance. 6. B. Grasham tries for the c radle pin. 7. A. Ruiz, S. Hecht, J. Mora, R. Kurzdorfer applaud a pin. Front J. Cline, M. Meitzler, B. Bennett. B Grasham. D. Frame, J. Soria. D. Shadrix, J. Wadding, D. Malesevic Back: Coach Rergeson, B. Cates, D. Maretich, J. Cherry, J. Mora, R. Johnston, G. Karageorge. T. Bolles. B. lrnhausen, D. Tretter; For the first time in the history of Edison Senior High the varsity- wrestling team won the Northwest Hoosier Conference which they hosted. Rich Arnold and Steve Hecht were winners in their respective weight classes. Front: Mardis, A. Ruiz, T. Lewis, D. Martin, D. Cochran, D. Cannon, A. Kary Back: Coach Renn, G. Danapas, R. Ledford, P. Szostek, S. Hecht, R. Kurzdorfer, R. Arnold: ... VARSITY WRESTLING EAGLES 31 42 17 35 44 36 18 47 26 57 12 18 OPPONENTS Michigan City Rogers 30 Hanover Central 15 Griffith 35 Andrean 21 Kankakee Valley 6 Wirt ' 28 Lew Wallace 33 Knox 15 Merrillville 39 River Forest 9 Culver Military 44 Valparaiso 41 Tim Todosijevic concentrates on the play. 2. Dave Kadish winds up for a spectacular throw, .1 Royd DeHaven and Kd Hurseii discuss the type of strategy to use. I Waiting his turn to hat is Boh Sliger i Kd Dranchak calls f«»r a change up. VARSITY BASEBALL EAGLES OPPONENTS 6 Munster 7 2 Wirt 9 7 Valpo 5 4 Valpo 3 0 Hobart 5 5 Hobart 15 5 Calumet 6 7 Hanover Central 6 6 Hammond Morton 5 3 Hammond Morton 8 2 Knox 2 2 River Forest 9 1 Chesterton 11 5 Chesterton 10 9 Portage 2 4 M.C. Elston 15 3 M.C. Elston 5 6 M.C. Rogers 12 0 Highland 2 3 River Forest 5 3 M.C. Marquette 1 5 M.C. Marquette 6 0 Griffith 6 0 Griffith 4 1. Coach Renn explains plans to Dan Duffee. 2. Rick Coleman tries to place. 3. Tony Mora leaps the hurdles. 4. Frank Korpak sprints toward the finish line. 5. Coaches Hamilton and Renn seem to be pleased with the team’s performance. 6. George Danapas and Bob Cates put on the steam. 42 After school GAA members play basketball. 1A. Cathy Sylvia dribbles down court. IB. Vicky Ledford. 2. Rosalind Berkley and Cheryl Mize. 3. Cheryl Skomac, Rosalind Berkley, and Rhonda Anderson. 4. Connie Rowland, Kathy Dobyns, Lisa Ortiz, and Cathy Sylvia. 5. Cheryl Skomac and Ellen Snawder speed toward the goal. 6. Field Hockey Team: How 1: M. Luna, K. Dillon, K. Vanderlin, S. Davis, N. Coffman, C. Skomac, S. Handley, L. Ortiz. Row 2: D. Cline, J. Koontz, D. Johnston, J. Ortiz, j. Foster, R. Berkley, E. Snawder, Row 3: J. Padilla, K. Jackson. D. Dobyns, K. Dobyns, T. Cherry, D. Funkhouser, J. Steams, Miss Green. 7. The field hockey team takes a break for half time. 44 45 1 . One of the many faces of C. Palmateer is shown. 2. D. Cline looks high for the ball. 3 . J. Steams stretches her fingers. 4 . L. Jacobs demonstrates her serve. 5. Coach Green and D. Johnston show anxiety as J. Koontz and J. Steams laugh it up. 2. J. Bobrowski tries a shot. 3A. K. Jackson goes for a basket. 3B 4. K. Dobvns. 5. J. Steams and D. Funkhouser have two different moods. 6. A. Team Row 1: D. Dobyns, M. Mullarkey, R. Paulk, J. Ortiz. Row 2: D. Cline, K. Curtis, C. Hodges, Coach Green, J. Padilla, J. Steams, D. Funkhouser. 7. D. Funkhouser 8. D. Cline is on the move. 48 GAA basketball builds for future 49 1974 Girl’s Track Team: Row 1: S. Smith, M. Mullarky, C. Skomac, S. Ferguson, S. Dunn, J. Foster, S. Handley, M. Luna Row 2: Coach Green, D. Funkhouser, D. Dobyns, R. Miller, K. Dobyns, K. Jackson, J. Padilla, P. Jackson 50 Perfecting routines requires practice 1. S. Kincheloe goes over the vault. 2. K. Shudick performs grace- fully on the beam. 3. Gymnastic Team: S. Davis, J. Norman, L. Jacob, R. Morrill, and J. Foster. Row 2: J. Gibson, A. Rich- mond, S. Kincheloe, K. Dillin, Coach Crum. Row 3: R. Martin, K. Shudick, K. Hendren, P. Vizena, and C. Skomac. 4. J. Foster warms up while R. Morrill spots. 5. C. Skomac shows her routine on the uneven bars. 6. Kim Vanderlin (Jr. 3 yrs.) 7. Freida Bums (Jr. 2 yrs.) 8. Darla Johnston (Sr. 4 yrs. Capt.) 9. Varsity Cheer- leaders. 10. Ron Pedroza, (Jr. 2 yrs.) 11. Karen Kinsey (Jr. 3 yrs.) 12. Mary Overbay (Jr. 1 yr.) 52 1. Junior Varsity Cheerleaders: Kelly Vanderlin, Kim Hendren, Kathie Shudick, Kim Faulkner, Kelly Dillon, and Mary Ann Mullarky. 4. Freshman Cheerleaders: Sandy Kinchloe, Cheryl Palmateer. Judy Bob- rowski, Cathy Dixon, Peggy Mullarky, and Jamie Ohmann. 55 WHEN THE BELL RANG We went to homeroom for attendance and announcements. Classes began and end- ed. We listened, goofed off, and sometimes something would sink in. A lot of times we daydreamed, thinking of the summer past. Reality was the test we faced next hour. At the end of the day there were club meetings. Moneymaking projects or activ- ity ideas were put into action. Some- times we stayed for help on complicated courses; finally, the last bell rang. It signi- fied the end of the year. There was no chance to go back and study harder or turn in that late as signment. We hope we accomplished the goals we set in the beginning. Language learners practice accents 1. Gladys Mendez reads about Spanish customs. 2. Dave Beres shows his skill while writing the answers on the board in French class. 3. Tom Bolles and Jim Russel get use from the language lab. 57 Phase elective: a change of pace Something new: Phase Elective was a program which dealt with different aspects of English. These 9-week mini courses included such categories as Sports, The Bible as Literature, Supernatural, Vocabulary Enrich- ment, and many others. Juniors and Seniors could select 4 courses for the year. Sophomores and Freshmen were not included in this program. 1. Patty Zmierski laughs while she works. 2. Cindy Klimek studys hard for her test. 3. Linda Gee and Lorraine Bravo concentrate on The Grapes of Wrath. 4. Sue Ferguson reads Frankenstein. 5. Ron Morgan seems to be half awake while he reads. 6. Tom Kiraly digs into Steinbeck. 7. Bob Warren studys the board during the chess game. Perplexing numbers, puzzling problems 60 1 . J. Ortiz shows interest in chemistry class. 2 . J. Heflin studies in physics. 3 . A summer school student uses the microscope. 4 . K. Gay. 5. M. Cherry and M. Anderson. 6 . D. Beres seems puzzled in physics. 7. S. Handley, E. Dranchak, and J. Owens receive help f rom Mr. Mangiaracina. Careful hands make projects take form 64 . R. Kraynak measures his drawings. 2 . R. Metz turns wood bowl on lathe. 3 . D. Clemens concentrates in drafting. 4 . M. Cooper tries the woodsaw. 5. M. Haddad and N. Twilla in metals. 6 . M. Hodges in drafting. 7. T. Greiff glues a joint. 8 . B. Kingery works on his project. 65 m i A ' Co-ed gym classes remain popular 1 . M. Rodgers does his thing on the rings. 2. L. Brown and C. Mitrisin fight for the ball. 3 . J. Penrod shows good form. 4 . G. Danapas tries to get a “hole in one. ’ 5. “Pull harder. 6 . S. Hanley and M. Johnson try to make it over the net. 7. F. Ennis and W. Harmon promenade home. 1 . Lorraine Bravo lines up her work. 2 . Dennis Clemmens shows his artistic talents. 3 . Ray Hack seems pleased with his painting. 4 . Wanda Kenjic displays her Macrame belt. 5. Rosalind Berkley and Cindy Garber draw with chalk. 6 . Terri Cochran tries her luck at Macrame. 7. Rhonda Anderson demonstrates weaving. 68 W- ' - 1 . J. Tucker puts the milk away. 2. P. Fischer tests her cake in Home Ec class. 3 . Mrs. Powell teaches Home Ec students how to cook. 4 . A. Ruiz reads the history of the U.S. 5. J. Derado points something out on the map. 6 . A. Sliger reviews for her history test. 7. B. Twilla absorbs his summer school history class. 71 1 . Renee Binko works with the transcriber. 2. Betsy Gregory cleans the typing keys. 3 . Rich Mardis and Chuck Nush take a few free minutes to rest. 4 . Carolyn Poe checks her work for errors. 5. Gloria Spears checks her copy. 6 ' . Sandra Sisson and Linda Ratcliff demonstrate the duplicating machine. 7. Darlene Gray works on her master copy. 72 1 . RaeAnn Smith and Bob Click enjoy psychology. 2. Alan Pennock and Ron Croft in sociology class. 3 . Barb Adams. 4 . Joe Skarja and Tony Dixon get kicked out of psychology the first day. 5. Dawn Dobyns. 6 . Dave Bowen, Don Gish ponder a few ideas in sociology. 7. Bill Davis. Journalism classes review assignments 1. Steve Hecht and Joyce Ortiz review their month’s edition. 2. Fred Newman, Theresa Hampton and Theresa Black check the Eagle Feathers. 3. Newspaper staff members, Deb Cline and Tom Bolles, compare their notes. 4. The Edisonian staff: E. Boyd, S. Davis, J. Gaza (editor), N. Daniels, J. Streetman, L. Gee, K. Kinsey, D. Johnston, J. Koontz, and K. Coleman (editor). 5. Joyce Gaza and Ellen Boyd work out one of the many problems. 6. Working, as usual, is Nancy Daniels. 7. Kathy Coleman has some problems, too. 76 tSk r av - v v ; 4 ,i t A ? ' 4 « ■ ' 1. French Club officers: T. Bolles, pres.: R. Martin, vice pres.; K. Shudick, treas.; K. Faulkner, sec. 2. Pep club officers- J. Bobrowski, sec., B. Eaton, vice pres., J. Koontz, pres., (not pictured M. Overbay, treas.) J. Spanish club officers: M. Malinoff, treas.; P. Zmierski, vice pres.; J. Carnegie, pres.. S. Davis, sec. 4. D. Beres and J. Koontz show the hoop. 5. Pep Club mem- bers making a hoop. 79 Meeting time causes club interest lag. I. Science Club Officers: D. Funkhouser — treas. D. Dobyns — v. pres. P. Zmierski — secretary B. Dovelas — pres. 2. J. Ortiz and R. Paulk sell stationery for GAA. 3. Camping Club Officers: R. Morrill — girl pres. T. Stout — boy pres. J. Foster — sec. R. Kraynak — treas. 4. GAA JV Volleyball. 5. G.A.A. Officers: J. Steams — pres. D. Funkhouser — v. pres. D. Dobyns — sec. C. Dietrich — sr. rep. M. Mullarky — soph rep. D. Dobyns — treasurer T. Lynch — frosh rep. R. Morrill — jr. rep. 80 mtc-Li 1. J. Norman takes inventory at ZAYRE. 2. Home Ec Club officers are S. Blaylock, pres.; P. Anderson, sec.; and T. Morikis, treas. 3: L. Smith 4. Deca officers are S. Davis, treas.; D. Malinoff, pres.; D. Stout, vice pres.; and J. Foster, sec. 5. Sunshine Society officers are D. Comstock, soph rep.; S. Sisson, sec. -treas.; S. Davis, jr. rep.; K. Kurzdorfer, v. pres.; C. Dixon, fr. rep.; not pictured K. Vanderlin, pres. 6. K. Kolosci at ZAYRE. 7. K. Winchester at ZAYRE. 83 84 1. Choir officers: P. Mitchell, sec.-treas.; A. Ramsey, v. pres.; Not pictured: R. Pedroza, pres.; K. Vanderlin, librarian 2. Band officers: J. Abies, v. pres.; B. Dietrich, sec.; S. Johnson, treas.; R. Snodgrass, pres. 3. Freshman choir members: J. Dunn, J. Ohmann, D. Steen and student teacher Miss Brima- comb. 4. Honor Society officers; T. Kiraly, pres.; C. Diet- rich, v. pres.; D. Beres, treas. D. Malinoff, sec. J. Zmierski, parliamentarian. 5. Student Council officers; J. Koontz, sec.; D. Johnston, treas.; D. Cochran, pres.; N. Coffman, v. pres. 6. M. Osborn sneaks a breath. 1. Art enthusiasts are J. Edmond, D. Goodwin, B. Click, Mrs. Snyder and J. Frame. 2. D. Hoeflicker tries the potter’s wheel. 3. Art Club Officers: B. Snodgrasss, pres.; R. Mardis, v. pres.; R. Berkley, sec. 4. A money-making project of the Art Club was “I WOVE YOU” posters. 5. Radio Club Officers: M. Kasrich, pres.; F. Newman, v. pres., T. O’Hara, treas. and sponsor Mr. Loscaro. Not pictured: J. Rosser, sec. 6. B. Henley, T. O’Hara, and M. Kasrich work on their “rig”. 7. B. Henley selects the proper frequency. 87 FACES WE SAW At first that’s all they were — faces. Then as the year progressed, the faces became personalities. They became our best friends or worst enemies. We got to know the new administrators and teachers. We knew by their expres- sions if we could “get away with it” or not. Our friends became familiar with our moods just by looking and listening to us. There were special looks meant for only one, but understood by just about everyone. Some faces we may never see again, but, hopefully, they won’t be forgotten. Administrators move toward improvement 1. School Board: Mr. Ellis, member; Mr. Vanderlin, president; Mr. I»ng, vice-president; Mr. Chapas, member; Mrs. Hartley, sec. 2. Dr. Kayes at Commencement. 3. Dr. Kayes, superintendent; Mrs. Courtney, treasurer; Mr. Kuruzovich, assistant superintendent. 89 New administrators guide Edison Office 1 . Mr. Smith, ass’t principal, K. Darowsky, M. Bragdon, B. Dovellos. 2. Mr. Butler, principal. 3 . Mrs. Woodworth, guidance secretary. 4 . Mr. Campbell, boys’ counselor. 5. G. Miller, Mrs. Gleason, girls’ counselor. 6 . Mrs. Kolopanis, bookkeeper, Mrs. Vanderlin, secretary. 7 . Mr. Butler and Dr. Kayes. New staff blends with old-timers 5 1 . M. Bergeson: gen. business., health and safety, business math, ass’t footba ' I coach, ass ' t wrestling coach. 2 . Mr. Bodnar: P.E. I. II. and 111. asst athletic director. .3. Mrs. Brady: bookkeep- ing I and 11. Office Practice. -1 Mr. Barlowe: English, yearbook and journalism advisor. .5. Mr. Dobrich: French I. II. and LH. French Club sponsor. 6 . Mr. Hartley: woods 1 and II, plastics. 7. Mr. Hamilton: typing I, football head coach, track coach. 8. Mr. Georga kis: wld. history, sociology. P.E. I and II. 9 . Mr. Gaza: geometry, college math, algebra I. golf coach. 10 . Ms. Green: P.E. I. II, and III, G.A.A. head coach. 93 1 . Mr. Loscaro: A.V. coordinator. 2. Mr. Koontz: gen. drafting, adv. drafting. 3 . Mr. Klein: ath. director, I.C.E. coordinator. 4 . Mr. Hershey: government and economics. 5 . Mr. Long: English. 6 . Mr. Hedstrom: band, Pom Pom Girls. 7. Mr. Jacobs: mkt. dist., D.E. related, on the job training. 8 . Mr. L venda: English. 9. Mr. Johnson: choir, madrigals. 10 . Mrs. Julian: algebra I, psychology, applied math. 1 . Mr. Renn: wld. geography, health, varsity wrestling, ass’t football, ass’t track. 2 . Mrs. Morris: English. 3 . Mr. Mangiaracina: physics, phys. science, chemistry. 4 . Mr. Ruch: gen. math, algebra 2, U.S. history. 5. Miss Martinez: Spanish 1,2,3. 6 . Mr. Mathias: applied math, gen. math. 7. Mr. Ramsby: health, gen. science, varsity baseball. 8 . Mr. Niepokoj: metals, electricity. 9 . Mrs. Powell: foods 1,2, housing. 10 . Mr. McClanahan: typing 2, shorthand 1,2, business English. 97 %v 1 . Mr. Snapp: biology 1 2; J.V. basketball coach, cross country. 2. Mr. Woolsey: English 1 3. 3. Mr. Yagodnik: U.S. history, varsity basketball coach. 4 . Mr. Whitby: English 2 3, speech. 5. Mrs. Snyder: Art 1,2,3. 6 . Miss Brimacomb: student teacher choir. 7. Miss Ceglian: Mrs. Martin librarians. 8 . Mr. Walsh: student teacher P.E. 9. Mr. Koontz: custodian. 10 . Mrs. Paterson: lunch supervisor. 99 Our senior year has come and gone. Our senior year has come and gone. We waited three years for it to arrive and then all too quickly it was gone leaving us with only 133 out of our original 183. We worried about careers, money, our lives-everything. We may remember a dance, a close basketball game, or an unforgetable romance. Our talent in designing winning hall projects for home- coming would never be surpassed. For the third consecutive year we won hall projects, and to top it off we won best float our senior year. Until the last moment there was inde- cision about post prom. With only 71 dollars to spend all year long, we debated even having a post prom. As one, of the smallest recent graduating classes at EHS, we knew they would remember us for one reason or another, the senior class of 1975. I TELEPHONE 85 ; 1. Senior class officers: April Heims, girl rep.; Jeff Hepler, boy rep.; Dianne Beres, sec.; Beth Eaton, pres.; JoLynn Koontz, treas. 2. Hall project: “Call Super Eagle”: J. Koontz, J. Skarja, F. Korpak, T. Todosijevic, T. Dixon, T. Jackson, D. Beres, B. Eaton, N. Novkovic. 3. Senior class float, “Space out to an Eagle Victory.” 4. Pimperton. 5. T. Bolles, R. Pimperton, T. Kiraly. 6. J. Koontz, D. Johnston. 7. B. Eaton, J. Koontz. 8. T. Bolles, 9. M. Spencer. 10. B. Eaton. Senior sovereignty 1 . Most Athletic: T. Dixon, D. Funkhouser. 2. Most Serious: R. Smith, J. Campbell. 3 . Most Musical: R. Snodgrass, C. Dietrich. 4 . Best Dancer: R. Powers, N. Coffman. 5 . Best Dressed: J. Koontz, M. Anderson. 6. Most Mischievous: T. Bolles and M. Spencer. 7. Model Senior D. Malinoff and T. Kiraly. 8 . Most Shy: K. Gay and V. Good. 9. Biggest Flirt: N. Novkovic and M. Edmaiston. 10 . Most School Spirit: M. Haywood and D. Johnston. 11 . Most likely to Succeed: J. Zmierski and D. Beres. 103 1. Most Witty: F. Korpak, M. Neagu 2. Most Dependable: T. Todosijevic, B. Eaton 3. Most Humorous: D. Dobyns, J. Skarja 4. Best Personality: J. Gaza, R. Hicks 5. Most Friendly: D. Kadish, 5. Woodall John Abies Barbara Adams Mark Anderson Robert Ball Joe Beliles Dianne Be res Louise Bemardi Renee Binko Chris Bolint Tom Bolles Vicki Brant Ken Brown Annetta Burton William Busch Jeff Campbell Ken Cates 105 Bob Childers Doug Cochran Nancy Coffman Paul Coffman Joyce Coleman Karen Coleman Kathy Coleman William Coleman Ron Croft Marshall Curtis Clyde Darnell Bill Davis Ara DeLaCruz Carmen DeLaCruz Rocky Dickerson Cathy Dietrich 106 T. Haney seems relaxed in the library while reading his book. Dawn Dobyns Maurice Dukes Mike Easley Beth Eaton Marty Edmaiston John Frame Dianna Funkhouser Keith Gay Joyce Gaza 107 “That ref was out to lunch last game. ” Don Gish Victoria Good Charles Goodwin Darlene Gray Ricky Groves Ray Hack Mitch Haddad Wesley Handley Terry Haney Debbie Hatley Peter Havard Mike Haywood Steve Hecht Greg Heflin Jeff Heflin April Heims 108 « r w i o pikuit- o J. Skarja enjoys an apple before practice. Jeff Hepler William Hodge Clarence Hursell Art Jenkins Darla Johnston Dave Radish Lorraine Karageorge Tom Kiraly Jo Lynn Koontz 1 . J. Gaza, J. Skarja, J. Koontz and T. Dixon have a bit of fun trying to eat the apple off Tony’s head. Frank Korpak R.C. Ledford Maria Lezniak Brenda Littlejohn Mike Lonigro Lester Lynch Debbie Malinoff Margie Manista Steve Mantta no ( ( Where ’ve you been all my life?” Richard Mardis Dominic Martin Gladys Mendez Roberta Moffatt Cindy Napier Melody Neagu Nancy Novkovic Mike Osborn Ricky Pemberton Cindy Phillippe Julie Pilnock Brenda Poe Rick Powers Roy Rainwater Linda Ratcliff Alois Rey 111 Maria Rocha Casmier Rosiecki Brenda Shoemaker Mike Silaghi Jon Simpson James Skomac Raeann Smith Bob Snodgrass Jeanine Somers 10 . Doug Cochran will always be found on the office ledge. Michelle Spencer Nancjl Stanley Juanita Steams Doug Stout Mary Swaney Pat Szostek Paul Tamowski Dan Taylor Tim Todosijevic Nathan Twilla Donald Vaughn Steve Wolfe I don’t know a thing about any of this. ” 113 Upperclassmen title impresses juniors It finally happened! We were upperclassmen. All the worries we faced as underclassmen were gone. We got our class rings in October and wore them with pride to symbolize our new status. Spirit wasn’t lack- ing with us. For homecoming we dressed up as farmers to support our float, a huge piggy bank with a silver coin. Pep sessions were always exciting because of competition among classes. The first spirit trophy of the year was awarded to us. Whoever made up the slogan SPIRIT OF 76 must have been thinking of us. Making plans for the prom was a major problem. We sold candy, and finally, after all the worry, every- thing turned out fine. As the year came to a close, we knew that we would be returning as seniors for our final year at E. H. S. Terri Aloia Alan Ballard Ron Bayer Bill Bennett Keith Bennett Dave Beres Bill Berrier Tersea Black Paulette Blair Mary Bliss Dave Bobrowski Ted Bolles Patty Brant Lorraine Bravo Joann Brett Greg Buchannan Darlene Bullock Freida Burns Dave Bvrd Pat Byrd Danny Cannon 22 . John Derado shoots for two. 114 Kim Coleman Ralph Coleman Cindy Collins Patty Comstock Lonnie Coppinger Paul Cretton Kaleen Curtis Mary Ann Dahlstrom Patty Darnell Janice Davis Sharon Davis Mark DeMaria John Derado Rick DeVanev Junior Class Officers: J. Or- tiz, Girls rep.; S. Davis, treas.; R. DeVaney, Boys rep.; Janet Norman. V. Pres.; Karen Kinsey, sec. Not pic- tured Melissa Lackovitch, President. Jo Carnegie Michell Cherry Charles Childers Cindy Clemens Dennis Clemens Deb Cline Penny Click Becky Dietrich Francis Dunn Rozanne Eberhardt Sue Eddy Jim Epperson Sue Ferguson Dana Follow Janet Foster Cindy Garber 31 . A. Guess and J. Derado fight for the ball. 32 . Class of ' 76 has spirit. Linda Gee Chris Good Bruce Grant Alan Guess Bonnie Gums Kathy Hamady Theresa Hampton Don Hanson Cathy Hodges Mike Hodges David Hoefflicker Maureen Holland Peggy Jackson Linda Jacob Mike Jenkins Tony Joffre James Johnson Mike Johnson Wanda Johnson Sandy Johnston Cindy Jones I 116 Theresa Jones Mike Kasrich Carolyn Kemp Wanda Kenjic Karen Kinsey Cindy Klimek Kathy Kneale Rich Kurzdorfer Melissa Lackovitch 31 . Anna Richmond 32 . Kathy Kolosci, Mary Bliss 33 . Bill Hen- ley Bob Lancaster Tony Lewis Mary Malinoff Bob Majtyka Dale Maretich Mike Maupin Kathy Mercier Ray Myers Ken Millender Rick Miner Perry Mitchell Cheryl Moreau Ron Morgan Ruth Morrill Bob Munro Ray Newboid Mike Newby Fred Newman Troy Nolan Janet Norman Chuck Nush 117 Morris Osborne Mary I hi Overbax Brian Barker Robin Baulk Ron Allan Rcnnock 31 . J. Foster dances to the music. 32 . K. Coleman, A. Richmond, F. Burns, and Mike Hodges take a break. 33 . Go! Team! Go! Don Richie Ann Richmond Steve Rogers ■lohn Rosser l m Ann Rowan Marcia Rubino Al Ruiz James Russell John Schlicht ing Tammy Sexton Danny Shoemaker Roger Simmons Sandy Sission Cheryl Sknmac Bob I’hillippe Ruth I’olk Shelia Bowers Tom Bysh Kydie Ramein Ann Ramsey Jimmy Rebeck " Ellen Snawder Kathy Sowles Mike Spears Jeff Streetman Frank Sturgeon Tony Switzler 26 . T. Joffre works hard in class. 27 . J. Carnegie and C. Moreau decorate the car for the home- coming parade. Anita Sliger Liz Smith Gary Smith Jeff Syzbala Pete Tarnowski Charles Taylor Sue Tsaporiskis Dave Treeter Brian Twilla Jenny Underwood Kim Vanderlin Debby Viers Stephanie Vucson Rod Walczak Bob Warner Kim Winchester Peggy Wolfe Patty Zmierski Mary Ann Zupko 9 NjM Sophomores return experienced, wise We started the year with confidence be- cause we knew a little more about the school. Our class really had spirit; we won our first spirit trophy, and received first place for hall decoration during spirit week. What really made us cheer was having sophomore guys on the varsity football team. When basketball began, quite a few sophomores ended up on the J.V. team. Winter dragged on and finally it was spring and that day had come to order our rings. Now another wait. The day will come soon enough when we will be wearing our class rings and having to plan our futures. 1. Sophomore class officers: M. Mullarky. V. Pres.; K. project are J. Burton. J. Grebenick. R. Jakowitz, K Shudick girl rep.; R. Jakowitz. pres.; R. Martin, trea- Shudick, K. Vanderlin. K. Faulkner. K. Hendren. K Dillon surer; VV. Harmon, secretary; and T. Bonner, boys rep. and M. Harbor 2 A few sophomores who helped on their Homecoming 120 Rebecca Adkins Cindy Anderson Rhonda Anderson Rich Arnold Lynne Bart Candle Bart os Rosland Berkley Cathy Biel Carol Blat Susan Blaylock Theresa Bobrowski Terry Bonner Emma Boswell Edith Bradley- Randy Breckner Mark Burden •loe Burton Lisa Butler Boh Cates Tamara Cherry Stanley ( ' hilders Brenda Chirco Mike Clay Rickey Click 25. VV. I jezniak studies hard. 2ti. R. receives the tug-of-war award from Mr 27. P. Starcevic seems mesmorized. Jim Cline Denise Cuban Charles Coleman David Coleman Mike Coleman Debra Comstock Janeli Conklin George Consort i Curtis Coppinger Tony ( ' ox Karl Cuellar George Danapas Nancy Daniel Karen Darosky Nancy Davis Kelly Dillin Don Dixon Kathy Dobyns Carol Donahoo Kd Dranchak Dave Drummond Robin Dukes Susan Dunn Frank Knnis Amy Fast Kim Faulkner Cathy Ferguson Patricia Fisher Ray Floyd Douglas Frame U. D. Silvert horn and C. Taylor. ' 12 R. Anderson and M. Harbor. ) 31 1 •• A Lloyd Gapinski Hazel Gasaway Kris Gaza Kennv Good Betsy Gregory Ted Grief Shelia Hanley Wendy Harmon Pam Harrison Paul Havard Dena Heard Kim Hendren Mike Hepler Barry Hodge Mickey Hodge Dave Hoffman Jeff Holman Carolyn Horvath Jean Howard Karen Jackson Andy Jakich Bret Jenkins Monse Joffre Jay Johnson 25 . Sophomores concentrate on their float. 26 C. Dobvns looks fired up! B. Dovellos and I). Komenda enjoy their lunch period. Bill -Justice Art Kary Mark Keitzman Mike Keitzman Laura Knotts Danny Komenda Rick Kraynak Ed Lewis Greg Lewis Mike Lewis Amanda Loveless ' Marilyn Luna Robert Lynch Dave Mardis Rhonda Martin Gilbert Miller Jean Miller David Moffatt Mary Moore Joe Mora Debbie Morgan Mary Ann Mullarkev Rick Neyhart James Northey Cheryl Oates Ed O’Daniel Debbie Olson Lisa Ortiz Joe Owens Joy Padilla 124 2o. Sophomore class struggles to wm the tug of war. 26 " . C. Coppinger can ' t have any errors in typing. 27. K. Jackson puts a lot of effort into track. 125 Cindy Palmateer Charles Price Paul Psomadellis Tim Ratcliff Steve Reynolds Mark Rogers Pablo Rosa Mary Rosiecki Mike Rosiecki Rita Satterfield David Schmeltzer Laura Shoemaker Kathleen Shudick Denise Si vert horn Donna Simmons Bob Sliger Gloria Spears Peggy Starcevic Betty Stone Cathy Sylvia Cathie Taylor Rick Tharp Eva Thompson Tom Thorne Kelly Vanderlin Sandy Vaughn Stacy Vogel Dale Young Regina Webb Brenda West Sandy Westerhout Jan Woelk Jeff Wolverton Michael Zmierski lYnv; 11 . K. Dillon and C. Palmateer head for the field hockey jame. 12 . R. Floyd and M. Hepler enjoy their lunch outside. 13 . The sophomores put the final touch on their float the night before Homecoming. 14 . C. Horvath and K. Shudick busily work on the Sophomore float. 15 . T. Kary lines the ball up for a hole in one. 16 . D. Mardis drives toward the basket. 17 . R. Kraynak in drafting class. Anxious new freshmen invade Edison halls 1. Working on the Freshman Class Float are K. Kurzdorfher, J. Cerry, and C. Wilson. 2. Freshman Class Of- ficers. J. Jacobs, sec- retary; D. Steen. Presi- dent; T. Kennedy, girls rep.; C. Wilson, vice pres.; K. Kurzdorfer, Treasurer; and J. Cherry, boys rep. We entered the year leery and somewhat afraid of unknown things. The first few weeks were exciting and new, but soon became routine. Our freshman BOYS suddenly turn- ed to nothing as the upperclassMEN crossed our paths. We had many new responsibili- ties to face as Homecoming changed from make believe to reality. Soon after football basketball began. We didn’t have great turn- outs at the games, but we enjoyed every minute. Christmas vacation gave us time to catch our breath before 1975 began. We gradually learned names to go along with faces and what was expected of us from the teachers. By the end of the year all the events meshed into memories. “Frosh”, as we were called all year, would no longer be our title. We had survived that first year at E.H.S. and were looking forward to next year when we would be the experienced all- knowing sophomores. 25. Brian Kingery works in wood shop. 26 . Judy Bobrowski, Peggy Mullarky, Cheryl Palmateer, and Cathy Dixon cheer the freshman team onto a victory. US Lynn Adams James Alderson David Anderson Phyllis Anderson Laurie Bart Debbie Beliles Ronnie Berrier Mark Bildilli Judy Bobrowski Cheryl Bolles Kim Boyll Reba Bradley Greg Brant Lisa Brown Genda Buchannan Phil Burks John Cherry Darlene Childers Bob Clark Norm Clemens Daryl Cobbs Ronnie Coffman Pam Coleman Paula Coleman 36 . Vicky Majtyka and Susan Yanez await their turn at field hockey in gym class. Sharon Coleman Bev Collett Matt Cooper Deb Crofton Randy Davenport Jay Decker Joy Dettman Ronald Dickerson Cathy Dixon Lori Eddy Tim Ellis Randy Felker Mike Findley Dan Frick Chervle Fronczak Geni Frum Carol Funkhouser Greg Garber Ronnie Gay Terry Gerber Claudia Gibson Jenny Gibson Tom Gillispie Everett Goldsmith Karlene Good Bob Grasham Mike Gruett Sharon Guebert Ron Guess Vernon Handley Lynn Hanners Molly Harmon Karen Haywood Kelly Hendren Pam Hertaus 130 Kent Hinkle Dennis Holland Kathy Holland Bruce Hoskins Roy Ingram Joe Jacob Jett Tom Jett Joey Johnston Ron Johnston Angel Jones Kim Justice George Karageorge Charley Kemp Tammy Kennedy Sandy Kincheloe Brian Kingery Paul Klimek James Knotts George Kolpanakis Greg Krok Karen Kurzdorfer Vicki Ledford Bill Luellman 25. R. Rodriquez 26 . P. Anderson, K. Boyll. and P. Coleman watch Mr. Christakis. Tina Lynch Vicki Majtvka Dan Malesevic Bill Malinoff Vicki Meretich Candy Marshall Kathie Martinie Linda Maupin LaVonne McKay Wanda Meeks Dan Miller Ed Miller Cathy Minton Mark Miranda Melody Mischan Cindy Mitrisin Cheryl Mize Khristian Molchan Michelle Mora Themmi Morikis Gary Morris Sandy Morris Peggy Mullarkey Frank O’dar l A. M. Mora 2. C. Palmeteer 1A. P. Mullarky seems to have something interesting to say. Pat O’Hara Jamie Ohmann James Penrod Carolyn Poe Pam Purcell Dave Rawdon Kelly Richmond Karen Ring Randy Robb Ronda Robb Donna Rock Richard Rosiecki Connie Rowland Brian Russell Ellen Sable Daryl Shadrix Karen Shoemaker Irvin Simms Michelle Skarja David Smith Bev Snodgrass Joe Soria Celia Spears Chris Spencer Rick Stanley Steve Stearns Doug Steen Pat Sylvia Ervin Talbert Dave Tarnowski Dave Taylor Lorraine Todd Lori Tokash Terry Trettor Henry Turley 133 Pat Vienza Ethel Vrska Jim Wadding Carmen Ware Karen Watson Mike Watts Tom Whiteman Mark Wilkins Karen Williams Kathy Willians Claudette Wilson Mike Wolfe Sue Yanez Bob Yarrington James Zambrana Cherri Zerza Ronnie Duffee Miles Oresik Elis Onkowski Dan Rodden Pat Turrick 134 135 Barbara ’s Beauty Shoppe 2731 Central Aue. East Gary , IN Cen ter Drugs 137 Good Luck Class of ’ 75 Coconut Grove 712 Washington St. Gary , IN King Snack Systems 2250 Central Ave. MtSSiM Yamaha of Gary, Inc. 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Modern Equipment RAY’S LANES Best Wishes Ray Mary Upholstery And Drapery Fabrics Choose exactly what you want from this areas largest in-stock selection of color, styles and patterns. Everything is discount priced to help you save on decorating your new home. “ THE ATTIC” 6060 Eagle Ave. Portage One Block South of U.S. 20 Off Willow Creek Road East Gary 144 WITH A LOT OF HELP What would we do without help? Every- one in a community has to work together. The families, small businesses and cor- porations help support the schools to pro- mote their businesses and help to finance our yearbook. Our patronization keeps them alive. We would meet at local res- taurants after games and dances “just for a coke”, or visit a local store for a few things that we absolutely needed. Their ads helped make this yearbook possible. ' 1 §WM j rrmrrr UAUAMAM iWAWAMii mmm mmm WWW wmm ♦ y B B Heating 3103 E. 35th Avenue 962-1136 Blossom Flower Shop Indiana Piping Bruce Nancy Helen Coleman Family Mr. Mrs. Steve Georgakis Mr. Mrs. Wade Daniel Girls Dean McClanahan Mr. Mrs. Wassel Kadish Purser’s Grocery 4296 Central Avenue 145 JOHN ABLES Band 1,2,8, 4 (vice pres.); All State Band 3,4; Baseball 2,4; Chess Club 2. BARBARA J. ADAMS G.A.A. 1,2. 3.4; Interschool sports 1,4; Class officer 3 (pres. Mich.); Home- coming Queen 2 (Mich.); Cheerleader 3 (Mich.). MARK ANDERSON Baseball 1,3,4; Track 2; Cross Country 2 (capt.); Football 3,4; Basketball 1,2; Powder Puff cheerleader 2. ROBERT LEE BALL Football 1,2; Wrestling 1,2; Track 1,2; Class officer 1,2,3, (treasurer); French Club 1. JOSEPH BEULES Industrial Arts Club 2. DIANNE J. BERES Foreign Language 1,2 (pres.) 3; Sunshine Society 2,3; Honor Society 3,4 (treas.); G.A.A. 1,2,3, 4; Girl ' s State (alt.). Senate Youth Program; Student Council 2,4; Pep Club 2,4. LOUISE MARIE BERNARDI Home Ec Club 1; Art Club 3; Sunshine Society 2. RENEE BINKO Home Ec Club 1,2; Deca Club 3. CHRIS BOLINT Baseball 1; Basketball 1,2; Cross Country 3. TOM BOLLES Basketball 1, 2,3,4; Baseball 1,3,4; Cross Country 2,3,4; French Club 2,3,4 (Pres.); Camping Club 4; E-Mens 3,4 (Treas.). VICKIE BRANT G.A.A. 1,2,3; Foreign Language 1; Sun- shine Society 2,3; Pep Club 1,4; Deca 4. KENNETH BROWN ANNETTA BURTON G.A.A. 1; Foreign Language Club 2; Pom Pom Girl 2,3. BILL BUSCH Football Mgr. 2; Basketball Mgr. 1; Base- ball Mgr. 1,2; Choir 1,2,3; Foreign Lang- uage 1,2; Chess Club 2,3; E-Mens Club 2,3; Golf Team 3. LOUIS BUTTS Art Club 3; Cycling Club 3. JEFF CAMPBELL Baseball 1,2,4; Band 1. KEN CATES Baseball 1; Band 1,2,4. BOBBY CHILDERS ROBERT EARL CLICK DOUG COCHRAN Wrestling 1,2.3, 4 (Capt.); Track 1,2,3, 4; Student Council 4, (Pres, and Pari.); Band 1,2,4; Boy ' s State 3; Powder Puff Cheer- leader 2. Senior Activities TERRI COCHRAN G.A.A. 1; Track 1; Art Club 1,2,3; Home Ec Club 1; Sunshine Society 1,2; Nurses Club 2; Chess Club 2; Cycling Club 3; F. T.A.; Powder Puff Football 1. NANCY K. COFFMAN Class officer 2,3 (Sec.); G.A.A. 1,2, 3, 4; Foreign Language Club 1,2; Science Club 3; Sunshine Society 1,2,3; Student Coun- cil 2,3.4 (Vice Pres.); Honor Society 3,4; Homecoming Court; Girl’s State 3. PAUL COFFMAN Football 1; Baseball 1,2. BILL COLEMAN JOYCE COLEMAN G. A.A. 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 1; Inter- school Sports 1,2, 3,4. KAREN ANN COLEMAN Sunshine Society 1,2,3; Pep Club 1; Science Club 2; Yearbook Staff 3; Deca 3,4. KATHY COLEMAN Sunshine Society 1,2; Pep Club 2,4; Deca 3,4; Yearbook Staff 3,4 (Co-Editor). RON CROFT MARSHALL CURTIS CLYDE DARNELL BILL DAVIS Football 1,2; Basketball 1; Baseball 2; Wrestling 2. ARACELIA DE LA CRUZ Nurses Club 3. CARMEN DE LA CRUZ ROCKY DICKERSON Basketball 1,2; Baseball 1,2, 3, 4; Football 1,4; E-Mens 3,4. Cross Country 1,2; Chess Club 2. CATHY DIETRICH G.A.A. 1,2, 3, 4 (Sr. Rep.); Band 1, 2,3,4; Foreign Language Club 1,2,3 (V. Pres.); Honor Society 3,4 (V. Pres.) Girl ' s State Rep.; Sunshine Society 2,3; Pom Pom girl 2; Choir 1; Pep Club 2. TONY DIXON Football 1,3,4 (Co-Capt.); Basketball 2,3,4; Wrestling 1; E-Men’s Club 3 (Sec.), 4; Cross Country 2; Baseball 1,2; Class of- ficer 1 (V. Pres.), DAWN DOBYNS G.A.A. 1, 2,3,4 (Sec.); Science Club 4 (V. Pres.); Band 1; Foreign Language Club 1,2,3; Honor Society 3,4; Powder Puff 1,2; Interschool Sports 1,2, 3, 4. MAURICE DUKES Wrestling 1,2,3; Industrial Arts Club 2. MICHAEL EASLEY Chess Club 2. BETH A. EATON G.A.A. 1, 2,3,4; Choir 1,2,3,4; Class of- ficer 3 (Girl Rep.); F.T.A. 3; Student Council 3,4; Foreign Language Club 1,2,3; Girl’s State Alt.; Pep Club 4 (V.Pres.); Class officer 4 (Pres.). MARTY EDMAISTON Football 1,2,3, 4; Wrestling 1; E-Men ' s Club 3,4; Class officer 1 (Sec.); In- dustrial Arts Club 2,3 (Pres.); Student Council 1. JOHN FRAME Cycling Club 3. DIANA FUNKHOUSER G.A.A. 1,2,3 (Jr. Rep.), 4 (V. Pres.); Sci- ence Club 4 (Treas.); Foreign Language Club 3; Powder Puff Football 2; Inter- school Sports 1. 2,3,4. KEITH GAY JOYCE M. GAZA G.A.A. 1,2,3, 4; Interschool Sports 1; French Club 2; Science Club 3; Sunshine Society 2,3; Yearbook Staff 3,4(Co-Editor); Powder Puff Football 1. DON GISH Football 1. VICTORIA ANN GOOD Sunshine Scoiety 1,2,3. CHARLES DAVE GOODWIN Art Club 3; Cycling Club 3. DARLENE GRAY Home Ec Club 1,2; Sunshine Society 3; Foreign Language Club 2; Pep Club 4. RICKY L. GROVES Football 2; Cycling Club 3. RAY HACK Track 1,2; Football 3; Wrestling 1,2,3, 4; E-Men’s Club 2,3,4; Industrial Arts Club 2; Art Club 2,3; Chess Club 2,3. MITCH HADDAD Football 1; Track 1; Student Council 1. WESLEY HANDLEY TERRY HANEY DEBR A HATLEY Deca 2,3,4; Student Council 4; Pep Club 1.2; Home Ec Club 2; Sunshine Society 2,3. PETER HAVARD Coin Club 2 (Pres.); Foreign Language Club 2; Deca 3. MICHAEL HAYWOOD Band 1,2; Chess Club 2; Pep Club 4. STEVE HECHT E-Men’s Club 3,4 (Pres.); Football 1,2, 3,4; Wrestling 3,4 (Capt.); Newspaper Staff 3,4; Deca 3. GREG HEFLIN Honor Society 3,4. JEFFREY HEFLIN Honor Society 3,4. APRIL HEIMS G.A.A. 1,2,3,; Sunshine Society 1,2.3; FTA 3; Student Council 4; Pep Club 4; Foreign Language Club 1,2. .JEFFREY HEPLER Basketball 1; Student Council 4; Class Officer 4 (Boy Rep ). RODNEY HICKS Football 1,2,3, 4; Basketball 1; Baseball 1; Class Officer 2 (Boy Rep.); Chess Club 3; E-Men ' s Club 3,4; Golf 3. WILLIAM HODGE Basketball 1; Chess Club 2,3; Deca 4 (V. Pres.). CLARENCE HURSELL Baseball 1,2,3, 4. TIM JACKSON Football 3,4. ART JENKINS DARLA JOHNSTON Cheerleader 1,2, 3, 4 Capt.); G.A.A. 1,2, 3, 4; Interschool sports 1,2, 3,4; French Club 2; Sunshine Society 1,2,3; Yearbook Staff 4; Student Council 4 (Treas,); Powder Puff Football 1; Flag Twirler 4; Pep Club 1,2,4. DAVE KADISH Football 1,2, 3, 4; Baseball 1,2, 3, 4; Chess Club 2,3; Wrestling 1, E-Men ' s Club 2,3,4 LORRAINE KARAGEORGE BOB KERR TOM KIRALY Basketball 1,2; Cross Country 2,3; Honor Society 3,4; E-Men ' s Club 3,4; Track 2. JO LYNN KOONTZ G.A.A. 1,2,3, 4; Student Council 4 (Sec.); Class Officer 4 (Sec.); Homecoming Court 4; Interschool Sports 1,2, 3, 4; French Club 1,2,4; Pep Club 1,2.4 (Pres.); Sunshine Society 1,2,3; Powder Puff Football 1; Yearbook Staff 4. FRANK KORPAK Football 4; Track 3,4; Basketball 1,2; Cross Country 2,3; Baseball 1. R.C. LEDFORD Football 1; Wrestling 4. MARIA LEZNIAK G.A.A. 1,2; French Club 1,2; Nurses Club 2; Deca 3.4. BRENDA LITTLEJOHN Band 1; Sunshine Soceity 2,3; Foreign Language Club 1,2; Nurses Club 3; Pep Club 1. MIKE LONIGRO LESTER LYNCH Basketball 1; Cross County 2; Deca 3. DEBBIE MAUNOFF Deca 3,4 (Pres.); Honor Society 3,4 (Sec.); G.A.A. 2,3; Foreign Language Club 1,2; Sunshine Society 3; Science Club 3, Girl ' s State Rep. MARGIE MANISTA STEVE MANTTA Deca 3. RICH MARDIS Basketball 1; Industrial Arts Club 2; Art Club 2. DOMINIC MARTIN Football 1,4; Wrestling 3, Deca 3. KEN MARTIN Football 1,2; Track 1,2,3; E-Men’s Club 2,3,4; Industrial Arts Club 3. GLADYS MENDEZ G.A.A. 1,2,3; Sunshine Society 2; FTA 3; Nursing Club 3. BOB MITRISIN Football 1. ROBERTA MOFFATT Cheerleader 1,2; G.A.A. 1,2; Sunshine Soc- iety 1,2; Pep Club 2; Deca 3; Powder Puff Football 1; Homecoming Court 4. CLAY MOORE CINDY NAPIER G.A.A. 1; Pom Pom Girl 2,3; Pep Club 2; Deca 3. MELODY NEAGU G.A.A. 1,2,3; Foreign Language Club 1; Science Club 2,3; Sunshine Society 1,2,3; Powder Puff Football 1; Pep Club 2. NANCY NOVKOVIC Student Council 1,2, 3,4; Class officer 1 (Rep ), 2 (V. Pres.), 3 (Pres.); G.A.A. 1,2, 3,4; Interschool Sports 1,2, 3, 4; Sunshine Society 1,2,3; Deca 3; Pep Club 1,2; Home- coming Queen 1974. MICHAEL OSBORN Baseball 3; Deca 3,4. RICK PEMBERTON Industrial Arts Club 2 (V. Pres.); Basketball Mgr. 3,4; Cycling Club 3; Camping Club 4. CINDY PHILLIPPE Nurses Club 2; Book Club 2; Yearbook Staff 3. JULIA PILNOCK Deca 3 Art; Club 1. BRENDA POE Sunshine Society 3; Art Club 1; Choir 3. RICKY POWERS Wrestling 1,2,3; Deca 3.4; Industrial Arts Club 1,2. ROY RAINWATER Foreign Language Club 3. LINDA RATCLIFF DON REMALEY ALOIS REY Basketball 1; Golf 1, 2.3.4. MARIA ROCHA Nurses Club 3; Newspaper Staff 3. CASMIER ROSIECKI Industrial Arts Club 2; Football 3,4; Boy ' s State Rep. OCTAVIA RUIZ JR. Wrestling 2. ED SHERMAN BRENDA SHOEMAKER Interschool Sports 1; G.A.A. 1,2; Sunshine Society 1,2 (Rep.); Cheerleader 2; Science Club 2; Home Ec Club 3; Foreign Langu- age Club 3; Pep Club 2. MICHAEL A. SILAGHI Band 1, Basketball 1; Spanish Club 3. JON SIMPSON Football 1; Spanish Club 3. JOE D. SKARJA Football 1,2, 3, 4 (co-capt.); Basketball 3,4; Track 2,3,4; E-Men ' s Club 3,4 (Sec.); Chess Club 3; Student Council 4; Lunch Club 2,3,4 (Pres.) JIM SKOMAC Industrial Arts Club 2. RAEANN SMITH G.A.A. 1,2,3; French Club 1,2,; Pep Club 2; Art Club 2; Sunshine Society 1,2; Class officer 2 (Pres.); Powder Puff Football 1. ROBERT SNODGRASS Basketball 1; Baseball 1; French Club 1.2; Pep Club 2; Art Club 3,4 (Pres.); Band 1,2, 3, 4 (Pres ); Pep Band 1,2, 3, 4. JEANINE SOMERS G.A.A. 1,2,3. JOE SPARGO MICHELLE SPENCER Powder Puff Football 1; Foreign Language Club 1; Sunshine Society 1,2; G.A.A. 1,2. NANCY STANLEY Home Ec Club 1. JUANITA STEARNS Interschool Sports 1,2,3, 4; G.A.A. 1,2, 3.4 (Pres.) DOUG STOUT W’restling 3,4; Industrial Arts Club 2. MARY BETH SWANEY G.A.A. 1,2,3, 4; Interschool Sports 2,3,4; Science Club 2; Art Club 2; Pep Club 1,2; Sunshine Society 1,2,3. PAT SZOSTEK Football 1,2, 3, 4; Basketball 1; Wrestling 2,3,4; Baseball 1,2, 3, 4. PAUL TARNOWSKI DANNIE D. TAYLOR Cross Country 1,2; Basketball 1; Track 2; Chess Club 2. TIM T. TODOSIJEVIC E-Men’s Club 2,3,4; Baseball 1,2, 3,4; Deca 4; Basketball 1,2; Football 1; Chess Club 2,3; Cross Country 1,2. NATHAN TWTLLA Deca 4 DONALD VAUGHN STEVE WOLFE Chess Club 2,3; Cycling Club 3. SABRINA WOODALL G.A.A. 1,2; Class officer 3 (V. Pres.); Homecoming Court 4; French Club 1 Sec.) BEN WOYNAROSKI Football 1; Basketball 1; Pep Band 1,2, 3,4; Deca 3. STEVE WRONA JIM ZMIERSKI Golf 1,2,3, 4; Boy’s State Rep.; Honor Society 3,4. Student Index Abies, John 20, 24. 85, 105 Adams, Lynn 129 Adams, Barbara 74. 105 Adkins, Rebecca 121 Aiderson, James 129 Aloia, Terri 1 14 Alvarado. George Anders, Cindy Anderson, Cindy 121 Anderson, David 31, 129 Anderson, Mark 29, 63, 102, 105 Anderson, Phyllis 83, 129, 131 Anderson, Rhonda 44, 68, 121, 122 Arnold, Richard 29, 31, 39. 121 Ayala, Leticia Ball, Robert 105 Baird. Mike 29 Ballard, Allan 114 Bart, Laurie 121 Bart, Lynn 129 Bayer, Ron 114 Beleles. Debbie 129 Beleles. Joe 105 Bennett. Bill 38, 114 Bennett. Keith 114 Beres, Dave 29. 34. 57, 61, 63. 85, 114 Beres, Dianne 22. 24, 79, 100, 103, 105 Berkley. Rosaland 44. 68. 87, 121 Bernard i, Louise 105 Berrier, Bill 1 14 Berrier, Ron 129 Biel, Cathy 121 Bildilli, Mark 129 Binko, Renee 72, 105 Black, Theresa 76. 1 14 Blacklidge, David Blackwell, Paul Blair, Paulette Blaylock. Sue 56. 61. 83, 121 Blatz. Carol 121 Bliss, Mary 114 Bobrowski, Dave 29, 31. 34, 114 Bobrowski, Theresa 61, 121 Bobrowski, Judy 48. 64. 79, 129 Bohannon, Sandy Bolint. Chris 105 Bolles, Cheryl 129 Bolles, Ted 29, 31, 38, 57, 76. 79, 114 Bolles, Tom 22, 79, 100, 103. 105 Bonner, Terry 36, 37, 41, 120, 121 Book, Randy 36 Boswell, Emma 121 Bowen, Dave Boyd, Ellen 76 Boyll, Kim 56. 131, 129 Bradley, Edith 121 Bradley. Reba 129 Bragdon, Mike 90 Brant, Greg 129 Brant, Patty 1 14 Brant, Vickie 105 Bravo, Lorraine 58, 68, 114 Breckner, Randy 121 Brett, Joann 114 Brown, Ken Brown, Lisa 67, 129, 132 Bruch man, Leroy Buchannan, Genda 129 Buchannan, Greg 114 Bullock. Darlene 114 Burdett, Mark 22, 61, 121 Burks. Phil 129 Bums, Freida 18, 22, 54. 114. 118 Bums, Robert Burton, Annetta 105 Burton, Joe 41. 61, 121 Bush. Bill 17, 105 Butler. Lisa 121 Byrd, Dave 1 14 Byrd, Pat 114 Campbell, Jeff 24, 102. 105 Cannon, Danny 39, 114 Carnegie. Jo 11, 79, 115. 119 Cates, Bob 29, 31. :)8, 42, 121 Cates, Ken 105 Chester, Julie Cherry, John 31. 33. 38, 128. 129 Cherry, Michelle 63, 115 Cherry, Tamara 44. 121 Childers. Bob 106 Childers, Charles 1 15 Childers, Stanley 32, 36. 121 Chirco, Brenda 121 Clay. Mike 29. 41, 121 Clark, Bob 37. 129 Clemens, Dennis 31, 64. 68, 115 Clemens, Norman 129 Click, Bob Click, Penny 1 15 Click, Ricky 121 Cline, Deb 48. 76, 115 Cline, Jim 31. 38. 122 Coban, Denise 122 Cobb. Daryl t 129 Cochran, Doug 9, 39, 85, 88, 106, 1 12 Coffman, Nancy 1 1, 44, 61, 85, 102, 105 Coffman. Paul 106 Coffman. Ronnie 129 Coleman. Charles 122 Coleman, Dave 17 Coleman, David 122 Coleman. Joyce 46, 106 Coleman. Karen 106 Coleman, Kathy 76. 106 Coleman, Kim 1 15, 1 18 Coleman, Mike 122 Coleman, Mark Coleman, Pam 129, 131 Coleman, Paula 129 Coleman, Ralph 115 Coleman, Sharon 130 Coleman, William 106 Collett, Bev 130 Collins, Cindy 115 Collins, Ron II Comstock, Debra 83, 122 Comstock, Patty 115 Conklin, Janell 122 Consorti. George 122 Cook, Randy Cook. Rita Cooper. Mark 64. 130 Coppinger, Curtis 32, 36. 122, 125 Coppinger, Lonnie 1 15 Cottrell. Sonia Cox, Tony 122 Cretton, Paul 34. 115 Croft. Ron Crofton, Deb 130 Croft on, Mike Cuellar. Earl 17, 122 Curtis, Kaleen 48. 51, 115 Dahlstrom, Mary Ann 115 Danapas, George 29. 31, 39, 42. 67, 122 Daniel, Nancy 76, 122 Darnell, Clyde 106 Darnell, Pat 115 Darosky, Karen 90, 122 Davenport, Randy 130 Davis. Bill 74. 106 Davis, Janice 1 15 Davis. Nancy 122 Davis. Sharon 52. 55, 76. 79. 83, 1 15 Decker, Jay 37. 130 Dehaven, Boyd 29, 31. 36. 41, 63 DeLaCruz. Ara 106 DeLaCruz, Carmen DeLaCruz. -John DeMuria, Mark 115 Derado. John 17, 34, 71, 114. 115. 116 Dettman, Joy 130 Deuaney, Ricky 32. 34, 1 15 Dickerson, Rocky 12, 29, 106 Dickerson, Ron 130 Dietrich, Cathy 20. 22. 81, 85. 102, 106 Dietrich. Becky 35, 116 Dillon, Kelly 44. 52, 54, 120, 122, 127 Dixon. Cathy 54, 83. 130 i Dixon, Don 122 Dixon. Rhilip Dixon, Tony 28, 29. 34, 74. 100, 102, 110 Do by ns, Dawn 44, 48, 46. 50, 74, 81, 104. 107 Do by ns, Kathy 44, 47. 48. 50, 122, 123 Donahoo, Carol 122 Dooley. Dave Dovellas. Bill 81. 90, 124 Dowd, Mike Dranchak, Ed 29, 31, 36, 63 Drummond. Dave 122 Duffee. Ronnie 134 Dukes, Maurice 107’ Dukes, Robin 122 Dunn, Francis 32. 116 Dunn, Susan 50. 56, 122 E Eaton, Beth Ann 9. 79, 100, 104. 107 Eberhardt, Rozanne 116 Eddy, Lori 130 Eddy. Sue 116 Edmaiston, Marty 11, 29, 103, 107 Edmond, Bruce 87 Ellis, Tim 130 Ennis, Frank 67. 122 Epperson. Jim 116 Evans. Darlene 56 F Fast, Amy 122 Faulkner, Kim 54, 79, 120, 122 Felker, Randy 130 Ferguson, Cathy 56, 122 Ferguson, Sue 50, 58, 116 Findley. Mike 130 Finley, Mike 31 Fisher, Pat 71, 122 Floyd, Ray 122, 127 Follow, Dana 116 Foster, Janet 12, 44, 52, 81, 116. 118 Frame, Doug 38. 122 Frame, John 107 Frick. Dan 130 Fronczak, Cheryle 130 Funkhouser, Carol 130 Funkhouser, Dianna 44, 46, 48, 50, 81, 102 G Gapinski, Loyd 123 Garber, Cindy 68, 116 Garber, Greg 20, 130 Gasaway, Hazel 123 Gay, Keith 63, 103, 107 Gay, Ronnie 130 Gaza, Joyce 11, 22, 76, 104, 107, 110 Gaza, Kris 33, 123 Gee, Linda 58, 76, 116 Gehres, Bob Gehres. Linda Gerber, Terry 130 Gibson, Claudia 130 Gibson, Jenny 52, 61, 130 Gillispie, Tom 130 Gish, Don 74, 108 Good, Vicky 103, 108 Good, Karlene 130 Good, Kenny 123 Good, Kris Goodwin, Charles 108 Goldsmith, Everett 26, 37, 130 Gordon, Randy Grant, Bruce 1 16 Grasham, Bob 30, 33, 38, 130 Gray, Darlene 72, 108 Grebenick, Jonathan 120 Gregory, Betsy 72, 123 Grief, Ted 41, 64. 123 Groves, Ricky 108 Gruett, Mike 130, 31 Guebert, Sharon 48, 56, 130, 135 Guess, Alan 36, 1 16 Guess. Ron 33, 36, 37, 130 Gums, Bonnie 116 H Hack, Ray 68 Haddad, Mitch 26, 29, 64. 108 Halderman, Don Halderman. Marshall 12 Hallmark. Danny 32 Hamady, Kathy 116 Harmon, Molly 67, 130 Harmon. Wendy 17. 56, 120, 123 Hampton, Theresa 76, 116 Handley, Shelia 44, 48, 50, 63, 67, 123 Handley, Vernon 130 Handley. Wesley 108 Haney. Terry 107. 108 Hanners, Lynn 130 Hanson. Don 116 Harber, Matt 122 Harrison, Pam 123 Hatley, Debbie 102 Havard, Paul 123 Havard, Pete 108 Haywood, Karen 56, 130 Haywood. Mike 103. 108 Heard, Dena 123 Hecht, Steve 29, 38, 39. 76. 88, 108 Heflin. Jeff 63, 108 Heflin. Greg 108 Heims, April 9. 100, 108 Hendren, Kelly 18, 52, 120, 130 Hendren, Kim 54, 123 Henley. William 87, 117 Hepler. Jeff 100. 109 Hepler. Mike 18,41. 123, 127 Hertaus, Pam 130 Hertaus, Rich Hicks, Rodney 11. 12, 104, 129 Hinkle, Kent 131 Hodge, Barry 28. 29, 31, 36. 41, 123 Hodge, Bill 109 Hodge, Mickey 29. 31 Hodges, Cathy 48. 116 Hodges, Mike 29. 31, 64. 116, 118 Hoefflicker, David 87, 1 16 Hoffman, Dave 29, 31, 123 Holland, Dennis 131 Holland, Maureen 116 Holman. Jeff 1 23 Honkoski, Elise Hoskins, Bruce 131 Howard, Jean 51, 123 Hursell, Clarence 109 I Ihant. Nancy Imhausen, Bob 38 Ingram, Roy 131 J Jackich. Andy 123 Jacob. Joe 129, 131 Jacob. Linda 11, 46, 51. 52, 47, 116 Jackowicz, Robin 120, 121 Jackson, Karen 44, 47. 48, 50. 125 Jackson, Peggy 50, 1 16 Jackson, Tim 100 Jenkins, Art 109 Jenkins, Bret 123 Jenkins, Mike 116 149 Jett, Tammy 131 Lancaster. Bob 117 Mize, Cheryl 20, 44. 132 Jett, Tom 131 Law, Linda Moreau. Cheryl 20. 117, 119 Joffre. Mouse 123 Ledford, R.C. 39 Moffatt. Roberta 11,24. Ill Joffre, Tony 116. 113 Ledford, Vicki 44, 134 Moffatt, Dave 29. 31, 124 Johnson, James 110 Lewis. Ed 124 Mora, Joe 38. 124 Johnson. Jax 123 Lewis, Greg 31, 124 Mora, Michell 132 Johnson, Joey 20, 31, 131 i Lewis, Mike 19. 31. 41. 124 Molchan, Kris 33. 36, 37. 132 Johnson, Mike 67, 116 Lewis, Tony 38, 39, 117 Moore, Mary 124 Johnson, Ron 33. 131 Lezniak, Maria Morgan. Debbie 124 Johnson. Wanda 116 Lezniak, Wally 41, 121 Morgan, Ron 58, 117 Johnston, Darla 44, 46, 47, 52, 76, 85, 100, Littell, Brenda Morikis, Themmie83, 132 103, 109 Loveless. Amanda 124 Morrill, Ruth 52, 81. 117 Johnston, Ron 38 Lubeck, Don 33 Morris, Gary 132 Johnston, Sandy 85, 116 Luellman, Bill 131 Morris, Sandy 132 Jones. Angel 56, 131 Luna, Marilyn 44, 47. 48. 50. 124 Mullarky, Mary Ann 32, 48. 50, 54, 81, 120. Jones. Cindy 116 Lynch, Robert 124 124 Jones, Teresa 117 Lynch, Tina 47, 48, 81, 132 Mullarky, Peggy 54, 132, 133 Jaselyn, Robert 31 Lyons. Bill 41 Munro, Bob 117 Justice. Bill 124 Justice, Kim 131 M N K Majtka, Bob 117 Napier. Cindy 111 Majtka. Vicki 130. 132 Neagu, Melody 12, 104, 111 Kadish. Dave 28, 29, 40, 104. 109 Malesrie, Dan 31, 38, 132 Newbold. Ray 117 Karageorge, George 33, 109. 131, 139 Malinoff, Bill 132 Newby, Mike 117 Karageorge. Lorraine Malinoff, Debbie 26. 83. 103, 110 Newman, Fred 76, 87, 117 Kary, Art 29. 31. 39. 124, 127 Malinoff, Mary 79. 117, 24 Neyhart. Rick 124 Kary. Chuck 29. 31 Manista, Margie 1 10 Nolan, 7Vov 117 Kasrich, Mike 31, 87. 117 Mantta. St.eve 110 Norman, Janet 52, 83, 115, 117 Kemp. Carolyn 117 Maretich, Dale 117, 38 Northex, James 124 Kemp, Charles 31. 131 Maretich, Vicki 48, 132 Novkovic, Nancy 11. 46, 100, 103. Ill Kenjic, Wanda 68. 117 Mardis, Dave 39. 41, 124. 127 Kennedy, Tammy 128. 131 Mardis, Rich 72,87,111 Kietzman, Mark 124 Marshall, Candy 132 u Kietzman, Mike 124 Martin, Dominic 29, 38, 39, 111 Kincheloe, Sandy 52, 54. 131 Martin. Rhonda 52. 74, 120. 124 Oates. Cheryl 124 Kingery. Brian 33. 64. 131 Martinie, Kathie 138 O ' Daniel. Ed 124 Kinsey. Karen 52, 76, 115, 117 Maupin, Linda 132 O ' Daniel. Rita 46. 118 Kiraly, Tom 11, 58, 61. 85, 100. 103. 109 Maupin, Mike 111 O ' Dar. Frank 61, 132 Klimek. Cindy 58, 117 McKay. Lavonna 132 O ' Hara. Pat 31. 133 Klimek, Paul 26, 131 Meeks, Wanda 132 O ' Hara, Tom 87, 118 Kneale, Kathy 117 Meitzler, Mike 38 Ohmann. Jamie 54, 85 Knotts, James 131 Meitzler, Skip 26, 28, 29, 30 Olson, Deb 124 Kolosci, Kathy 83, 117 Mendez, Gladys 57, 111 Ortiz, Jovce 44, 48, 63, 81, 115 Kolpan, George 131 Mercier, Kathy 117 Ortiz. Lisa 44. 51. 124 Komenda. Danny 124 Metz, Ron 64 Osborn, Mike III Koontz, Jolynn 9. 11. 13, 44, 46. 47, 76. 79, Mickey, Deb Osborn. Morris 85, 118 85, 100, 102. 109. 110 Millender, Ken 117 Overbay. Mary Lou 13, 22, 52, 1 18 Kopanakis, George 31 Miller. Dan 132 Owens. Joe 63, 124 Korpak. Frank 24, 29, 42, 100. 104 Miller, Ed 132 Kraynak, Rick 64, 81, 124. 127 Miller, Gil 124 Krok, Greg 131 Milts, Ijivonna p Kurzdorfer, Karen 83. 131, 128 Miner, Rick 117 Kurzdorfer. Rich 38, 39, 117 Minton, Cathy 132 Mischan, Melody 132 Padilla, Joy 44, 47. 48, 50. 56. 124 Mitchell, Perry 18, 85, 117 Palmateer. Cheryl 54, 133 L Mitrisin, Cindy 67, 132 Palmateer, Cindy 17, 47. 125, 127 Miranda, Mark 132 Parker. Robin Lackovitch, Melissa 22. 117 Mizis, George Parker, Thomas 29. 31 150 ■ - Paulk, Robin 48. 81. 1 18 Pedroza. Ron 17, 18. 22. 52, 85. 118 Pemberton, Rick 100, 111 Pennock. Allan 38. 74. 1 18 Penrod. James 67, 133 Penrod. John 30, 33 Phillippe, Rob 118 Phitlippe. Cindy 111 Pilnock. Julie 1 1 1 Poe, Carolyn 72. 133 Polk. Ruth 118 Powers, Rick 102. Ill Powers, Shelia 1 18 Price, Charles 125 Psomadellis, Paul 28. 29, 125 fhircell. Pam 133 Puskac. Steve Pysh. Tom 118 Rainwater, Roy 1 1 1 Ramien, Eydie 118 Ramsey, Ann 17. 18. 85, 118 Ratcliff, Linda 111 Ratcliff. Tim 32 Rawdon. Pam 133 Rebeck. Jim 29. 31. 1 18 Rey, At 33, 111 Reynolds. Steve 125 Richie. Don 26, 1 18 Richmond, Ann 52. 117, 118 Richmond. Kelly 133 Rino, Karen 133 Robb. Randy 133 Robb. Ronda 133 Rocha. Gabriel Rocha. Maria 112 Rock. Donna 133 Rodden, Dan 134 Rodriquez, Rick 131 Rogers. Mark 67, 125 Rogers, Steve 1 15 Rosa. Pablo 125 Rosiecki, Casmier 1 12 Rosiecki, Mary 125 Rosiecki, Mike 12 5 Rosiecki. Rich 133 Rosser, John 1 18 Rowan. Lou Ann 1 18 Rowland, Cliff 26, 44 Rowland, Connie 148 Rubino. Marcia 118 Ruiz. Al 38. 71, 118 Russell, Brian 133 Russell. Jim 57, 118 Sable, Ellen 133 Sansone, Tom 29, 31 Satterfield. Rita 125 Schlichting, John 29. 31, 118 Schmeltzler. Dave 118 Sex ton, Tam my 118 Shadrix, Daryle 31. .‘}8. 133 Shoemaker. Danny 118 Shoemaker. Brenda 112 Shoemaker, Laura 125 Shewmaker, Karen 47, 48, 133 Shudick, Kathy 52. 54. 79. 120, 127 Silaghi. Mike 1 12 Silverthom. Denise 122, 125 Simmons, Roger 118 Simpson, John 112 Skomac. James 1 12 Skomac, Cheryl 44. 50. 52, 1 18 Skarja. Joe 29. 34, 74, 100. 104. 1 09. 110 Skarja. Michelle 133 Skarja, Tony Sliger. Anita 1 19 Sliger. Bob 32, 41. 125 Smith. Dave 133 Smith, Gary 119 Smith, Liz 83, 119 Smith. Rae Ann 102, 112. 74 Smith, Sue 50 Snau der. Ellen 44, 1 18 Snodgrass, Bev 133 Snodgrass, Bob 85. 87, 102, 112 Sommers. Jeanine 1 12 Soria. Joe 30. 33. 38. 133 Sowles. Kathy 119 Spencer. Michelle 100. 103, 113 Talbert. Ervin 133 Tamowski. Dave 31, 133 Tamowski. Paul 113 Tamowski, Pete 119 Taylor, Cathie 122, 125 Taylor, Charles 119 Taylor, Danny 11, 113 Taylor. Dave 133 Tharp, Rick 125 Thompson, Eva 56. 12 5 Thome. Tom 125 Todd, Lorraine 133 Todosijevic. Tim 11, 40. 13, 100, 104, 115 Tokash, Lori 133 Torres, Liz Tret ter, Dave 119 Tretter. Terry 38. 133 Tsaporikis, Pete 119 Tucker, Judy 71 Turley, Henry 133 Twilla, Brian 71, 119 Twilla, Nathan 64, 113 Vizena. Patty Wadding, Jim 31. 38, 134 Walczak. Rodney 29, 31. 120 Ware. Carmen 134 Warren, Bob 31, 58 Warner, Bob 31. 58 Watson, Karen 134 Watts, Mike 37, 134 Webb, Regina 26. 56, 126 West, Brenda 126 Westerhout, Sandy 126 Whiteman, Tom 37, 134 Wilkins, Mark 26, 134 Wilson, Claudette 129. 134 Williams, Karen 134 Williams, Kathy 134 Williams. Margie Williams. Nick Winchester, Kim 83. 119 Woelk. Jan 47. 126 Wolfe. Mike 134 Wolfe, Peggy 1 19 Wolfe, Steve 1 13 Wolverton. Jeff 126 Woodall, Sabrina 11, 104, 113 Woynaroski, Ben 20, 1 13 Yanez, Sue 130, 134 Yarrington. Bob 21, 124. 135 Young, Dale 126 Zambrans, Michael 134 Zerza, Cherrie 134 Zmierski, Jim 33, 85, 103 Zmierski, Michael Zmierski, Patty 58, 81, 119 Zupko, Mary Ann 119 151 1 ' bwyfy s a Mjyy syy - fy lf x UNTIL NEXT YEAR . . . d 3jlUL C £UJW . 5foiT i Oop(f (Z a aZ