Hamburg High School - Echoes Yearbook (Hamburg, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 149 of the 1973 volume:

5+ 4....4,. ..,., .....-....-.uv--,...... ,.' by qv- VL. , 1 V. fjzy' LZMVAJ ffffdw fffwmffg I Avi iii gi ' H , .LW ,Q viva: if ,,: ' -fy , ff., 1 1 4 . -2 ' 1 , -Q 4 my f 2. .,,f,q.,Hfif, Foreword A sense of eternity Our sense of immor-conscience. It lies decisively in love, that wondrous reality - we are mortal whenwe are loveless, immortal when we love. Our love for the dead would be faithless if it lost its sense of eternity. Immortality does not happen by itself. One whose life is fulfilled in the present - immortal - bears the future in time. One whose present life is empty bears no future. Karl Jaspers THE CHAMBERED NAUTILUS This is the ship of pearl, which, poets feign, Sails the unshadowed main, - The venturous bark that flings On the sweet summer wind its purpled wings In gulfs enchanted, where the Siren sings. And coral reefs lie bare. Where the cold sea-maids rise to sun their streaming hair. Its webs of living gauze no more unfurlg Wrecked is the ship of pearl! And every chambered cell, Where its dim dreaming life was wont to dwell, As the frail tenant shaped his growing shell, Before thee lies revealed, - Its irised ceilring rent, its smnless crypt unsealed! Year after year beheld the silent toil That spread his lustrous coil: Still. as the spiral grew, He left the past year's dwelling for the new. Stole with soft step its shining archway through, Built up its idle door, Stretched in his last-found home, and knew the old no more. Thanks for the heavenly message brought by thee Child of the wandering sea. Cast from her lap, forlorn! From thy dead lips a clearer note is bom Than ever Triton blew from wreathed horn! While on mine ear it rings. Through the deep caves of thought I hear a voice that sings: - Build thee more stately mansions, O my soul, As the swift seasons roll! Leave thy low-vaulted past! Let each new temple, nobler than the last, Shut thee from heaven with a dome more vast, Till thou at length ant Free. Leaving thine outgrown shell by lifels um- resting sea! Oliver Wendell Holmes 5 r w 1 ,P v 'af 5 ., , M , V, . fr.. J.J .drni Rf Table Ot Contents Seniers Undercjlassmen Menters Activities Sports I 1 ,g1,f Dedication During the two short years that he has been with us this teacher has brought interest and enjoyment to the routine rituals of learning. From rugs, to music, to mobiles and cages, he has encouraged individual expression and creativity. Caring about people has made him many friends. Because of his warmth and genuine concern for us, we, the Class of 1973, dedicate our yearbook to Mr. George Mikolajczyk. 5 1 G'He left the past year's dwelling for the new, ! je Stole with soft step its shining archway through .XX ld te n' I Y' v ? ff.4,,-fP'- he x t -S1 it lf4 N9H en M-f, - 41 . , L' w ww. ,. Y we ' ! '! r g .: 3 fa 3-R .2 'l 'f'? fig? 1971 1973 3 v, v-00 - X 1972 Mary Abbott Robert Alba John Baker Jacqueline Ball Mark Barlow Gretchen Bartlett Matthew Bartley Ann Bastedo Richard Battistelli Jay Bauer Karen Becker Kathy Becker Kenneth Beckley Elaine Bembia Lynn Berry Jeffrey Best Michael Beverly Brian Beyer Dennis Bieleki Dennis Bills George Bishop Bart Bistervels Brian Black Deborah Bolt Susan Bonnabeau Kathy Bonus Thomas Bourne Daniel Boyd Barbara Boyer Sheilah Brach Ellen Brand Carol Brogan Jill Brogan Elke Brokopp David Brooks Karen Brooks James Brown Eric Bruder Cheryl Brunner Bruce Budney Roy Burger Ruth Burger Margaret Burns Pamela Burton Marcia Cable Judith Caligiuri Luann Carnevale Kathleen Casey Q K+ ,J Jfffi fTf'?'.' - asi a ' 5 I 1' 12 Patricia Casler Neil Cherry Jack Christiana Gail Chuba Sandra Clisham Sheila Codd Patricia Coifey Mary Cole Robert Collins William Collins Karyn Colonna Kenneth Connors Roger Courteau Cheryl Covert Anne Crawford Cindy Crossley Linda Cuedek Gerald Cullen Kenneth Curle Barbara Cushing Paul Daly Richard Dash George Davis Phyllis De John 'X' 1 .1 512 5 if M52 il an Ezti-H? 'nf-MJ Q J., K, ,4 Donna Della Penta Donna Delmonto Thomas Denecke Pamela Dice Brian Dilt Robin Dimpll Linda Donohue Robin Dowler Kevin Draudt Gary Drews Andreas Dubrowskij Jeffrey Duchmann James Dulski Anne Eaton James Edie Tacy English William Errington Cynthia Evans Nadine Fagnan Sharon Fancher Elizabeth Fegal Paula Felice John Fenger William Ferris K. fb' W vm Thomas Feuerstein Diane Fiero Frederick Fijas Sara Finch Deborah Fisher Norman Fisher Kathleen Fitzpatrick Deborah Fleck Marc Fleissner Eileen Fletcher Allan Foote Barbara Forsberg Mary Foster Jeffrey Fox Debbie Freedman Joanne Friebis Adrian Fuller Karen Fullerton Vincent F ullone Lawrence Galantowi Dianne Gandy Elizabeth Gaupp John Gaupp Terry Gearhart CZ Joanne Genco Celeste Georger Gloria Gerstner John Gilbert Mary Gildea Barbara Gilmour Patrick Ginley Edwin Glair Deborah Gnacinski Susan Godbout Anne Golubski Joseph Gonda Michael Gordon Beth Graser Debra Graser Marion Graves David Gray Suzanne Green Richard Greene Sean Greene Lynn Grosjean Keith Grottanelli Stephen Gurbacki Ben Guter w f 'il-,if M, 1 . ,.l2 f-N... ,.. . . .dull 19 i7 20 Mary Nell Hadiych Michael Hagelin Richard Hagerdon Wayne Hahn Barbara Hall Judy Hallick Laurie Hanley Gloria Hare Polly Harrington Patricia Hart Charles Hastings Joan Haught Nancy Hawkins Dianne Hebard Brenda Hellman Kenneth Hendrix James Henry Timothy Henry Suzanne Hens Russell Hermans s Ruth Hess William Hewes Paul Hewitt Jeffrey Hillyard Patricia HoiT Richard Hofner Ronald Holt Sandra Holtz Richard Hornberger Mark Horni Charles Hotho Bonnie Howe E. Joseph Hoyt Jan Hughes Thomas Hummel Katherine Hyer Denise Hyland Kathryn Jamison Kathleen J astry Laura Jenner Beverly Johnson Joanne Johnston David Jones Lynnette Jones Peter Joos Philip Juergens Kathryn Kay Rhonda Keesler 23 iff ' . In J.: , v N-M X, 'X A eeaf 1 il :E fi , 'R L W J M W get Q-if 495 aug' 22 I 1,-.-ww, . K 2 E ,Ia ? N. da. A A-,7,,g.i.. S? ,1,. X Qu aw 'f' :lg : 6' , 4:15 - J- eff Q ! ' 2, ay if! f Darlene Keller Deborah Kelly Jean Kern Susan Kernahan Steven Kestler Pamela Kimmelman Brian King Sherwood Klein William Klingelsmith Garry Klipfel Marlene Koester Deborah Koons Maureen Kopf Deborah Kostorowski Andres Kowalski Paul Kracht Janet Krueger Marie Kuebler Sandra Kuebler D. Robert Kuhn Wayne Kusmierczyk Diane Kuss Philip Kuznicki Jane Kwiatkowski David Lamm Pamela Landes Ronald Lang Marilyn Lange William Lanning Robert Lapis Evelyne Lattimer Judith Lindstrom Sharon Lowman Anne Lyman Daniel Lyons Bruce MacAllister Alyson MacCallum C. Scott MacDonald Cynthia Macri Patricia Madden Karen Madsen Mary Magney Robert Maher Thomas Markello Dolores Martucci Mary Mathien Colleen Matter Jill Mattulke 27 - 28 Robert Maurer Jean Mayer Connie Mayfield Lynda McDonough Gerald McAllister Jean McAllister Francis McCann William McKend1y James McLellan Michael McLennan Diana McNally Richard McRobert Robin Meisburger Sandra Mencer Carol Ann Merchant Debra Mergenhagen Paul Meyer Richard Miller Donald Minkel Raymond Mitchell Bonnie Monckton Susan Mordente Joan Mosher Frederick Mumm K N4 W ai 'sl R 'V X 30 Sandra Murphy Susan Murray Kathleen Murty M. John Neale Eve Neil Lynn Nicholas Mary Nicotera Asa Nilsson Lori Noal Patrick O'Brien Consuelo O'Connell J anetta O'Conn0r Kathleen O,Conno1 Jaclyn O,Dell Timothy O,Meara Jeffrey Oldham Joan Orr Janet Owen Celeste Page Susan Palczewski Harold Palmerton David Parks Wende Parmalee Gayle Parten K :air ,M I Q4 ,H ' 4 K, f lf ,J Ki x Q, , ,K .. K x I . , 55 ffl -K ,L X at Nm? R1 I x f i ,i- .- 5 NN , Q Lv A,,, , P ' , ff? f 32 -E-iz, Asuncion Parungo Leslie Pech Carlo Perfetto Judith Pfanner Timothy Pfanner Jack Phillips Kathleen Pierce Stephen Piper Stephen Plesac Michael Polvino Joanne Poppenberg Mary Jane Pratt Kim Prusak Patricia Pszonak Nancy Ptasznik Bruce Putnam Darcy Putnam Kaye Quigg Timothy Radloff Michael Radonavitch Mark Rafter Ernest Rauch Barbara Reed Teresa Reeves Susan Rennie Kathleen Rich Kimberly Rickey Barbara Rieske Douglas Riggs Kathleen Riordan William Riordan Patrick Robertson Cheryl Robinson Donald Robinson Francis Rodgers Linda Rogers Frederick Rood David Ross Debra Ross Deborah Roth Marcia Rozbicki Lawrence Ruh Michael Rusert Celia Russo Floyd Salzman David Sampson Emlynn Samter Scott Samuelson 'L 7 X 'bb' fYlfVf1'1?,LziaysW , .,,, . 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LW, ,....,.-fr 39 ...A vt. 40 Donna Tomasulo Rose Marie Tomczyk Jennifer Towers Joanne Trapp Margaret Truxes Jonathan Turos Debra Van Note Alan Vanderhoof Eugene Ver Nancy Vitale Rickey Vogel Carol Vukelic Robin Wadsworth Patricia Waldraff Susan Warner Lori Washburn Lawrence Waszak Carol Watson Donna Weatherly Deborah Weber Robert Weis Patricia Weiss Peter Welch Joseph Wells Mary Ellen West Deborah Whaley Jacob White Shirley Whitted Gary Wichrowski Karen Wiezbic Donald Willet Deborah Williams Gail Williams Nancy Williams Scott Wilson Dennis Wiltsie Susan Wojakowski Susan Wozniak Jeffrey Wright Mary Beth Young Paul Zemla Darlene Zittel Karen Zittel Jeffrey Zoeller SW 'F may 5 2 , e Q Michael Doherty Scott Farr Robin Inskip Joanne Webster MQW 42 X , :FU- 's-'! 1 .45 ',-fwif' vi Qi. J -af! x ww M-A-N. .swiggm E 'M c S X x W N , I x O' l G . A Diane Marie Bacon Roberta Brown Roseanne Brown Ann Major Melissa Miller Lawrence Ruh Daniel Scheilner hh, Gerald May Ko.-.asf Irene Strata Members Cf The Class Not Pictured Michael Achtyl Catherine Hallen David William Appleby Sharon Heiple Thomas John Ast Jon Brad Finken Howar Michael Fladd Richard McCall Keith Norma Gawron William Tobin 45 46 anew WE P ,Zn .f 1' li! ii ws: :..-1 5 A H X 'Q 1 I, if , 5-gg5 f .f E 48 , 4 WJ' Slkqg Franz Row: Koester, K. Riordan, Evans, Pratt. Second Row: B. Riordan, Lattimer fSecretaryj, Selle fPresidentJ, Mrs. Viehe, Klein fVice Presidentj, McRobert fTreasurerJ, Fleissner. Third Row: Dimpli, Stoll, Foote, Spellman, Abbott, Schoenborn, Kuebler, Brand, Gilmour, Burton, Alba. Fourth Row: Henry, Holtz, Wojakowski, Webster, Mencer, O'De1l, Bolt Samter, Schrauth, Farr, Minkel. Fwh Row: Budney, Lamm, Sampson, Davis, Berry, Denecke, Staudmyer, Jones, Becker, Smith, Robinson, Willet, Vukelic. Sixth Row: Jastry, Hebard. Senior Central Board These dedicated members of the Senior Central Board successfully took on the task of making all the important decisions aifecting all of the class activities. Encouraged by the spirit of their enthusiastic advisor, Mrs. Viehe, the se- niors of the Central Board planned the most enjoyable and jam-packed year ever. The activities began early in the year with the annual drowning of peers at the Senior Car Wash. The rest of the year went something like this: cider and donut parties, the rolling roller skating party, and the fund-raising Senior Play. The play helped finance the ban- quet and all graduation activities. Last, but not least, was the P.T.A.'s gift, the Senior Ball. The Senior Central Board made this year a memorable and exciting one. NNQ Remembm' John Black For what is it to die but to stand naked in the wind and to melt into the sun. And what is it to cease breathing, but to free the breath from its restless tides, that it may rise and expand and seek God unencumbered? Only when you drink from the river of silence shall you indeed sing. And when you have reached the mountain top, then you shall begin to climb. And when the earth shall :laim your limbs, then you shall truly dance. Kahil Gibran 51 Chris Start Mary Abbott Salute Leader Dick McRobert Senior Class Treasurer Evelyne Lattimer Senior Class Secretary Peter Schneider Student Council President Senior Honors George Davis Echoes Co-Editor Flag Bearer 'vt W W Cindy EVHHS Pat Casler Valedictorian Salutagorian i ' yy s Lynn Berry Don Selle Echoes C0-Ediwr Senior Class President Woody Klein Senior Class Vice President , wwfufi 'M 'in Senior Pla Mrs. Brenda Finegan, with the assistance of Carol Wat- son, Karen Zittel and Don Selle, directed the dual-cast in this yearas unique production of Neil Simon,s g'Barefoot in the Park . Seufert, Sampson, Christiana, Rogers, Gandy, Klein. Kracht, Perfetto, Budney, Pratt, Strata, Alba. Mrs. Brenda Finegan fDirectorJ -4- Front Row: Budney, 6th runner-up, Vukelic, 6th runner-up. Second Row: Schneider, 5th runner-upg Gilbert, 4th runner-up, Gilmour, 5th runner-up. Third Row: Jones, 3rd runner-up, Berry, 4th runner-up. Fourth Row: Smith, 2nd runner-up, Georger, 3rd runner-up. Fwh Row: Minkel, attendant, Foote, lst runner-upg Bolt, lst runner-upg Evans, 2nd runner-upg O'Connor, attendant. Sixth Row: Davis, King of Never-Never Landg Draudt, King of Oz, Mattimore, Queen of Oz, 1971, Abbott, Queen of Never-Never Land. P' NY Q- R 1 x Uite Ctass Q5 1979 Cpnoudtg ,Qnvites Cyou to attend NCVCI' NBVCJI' Land the jurttot Cptom on Qatutdag, Jflag 6, 1972 Qgmnastum 9 to 12 ll Q It Can Happen In Never-Never Land 'Tm flying were the words of Peter Pan and it often seemed as if that was what we would have to do in order to get everything ready in time. Committees had to be set up and stalfed and the class had to be scanned for potential artists to design the murals for both gym and cafeteria. Long hours were spent during vacations and after school in order to transform familiar areas into a '6Never-Never Land , By the time the first couple arrived, the gym was truly a dream land no one would ever want to leave. Led by our king and queen, we marched into a pirateis ship where we feasted in the company of Captain Hook and Shmee. The night ended with dying colors and many memories. During my stay here in Hamburg I've realized that Sweden and the U.S. have many things in common. Thanks to all persons that made this year a great experience for me. My address is: Asa Nilsson Bergenhielmsvagen 27 SWEDEN Two months is a short time. but is long enough to learn and experience a great deal. After spending my summer in Sweden I can only wish that more people could find the time to travel. Cindy Evans Many thanks I would like to bring to everybody who helped me to make this year successful. It really has been a great experience for me to learn a new culture to make new friends and to know a different school system. Because of you, this year will be unforgettable for me. When you ever happen to be in my country, do come and visit me! Bart Bistervels Biesstraat 7 Heythuysen fLinburgJ The Netherlands I'm Marissa Parungo from the Philippines. I'm glad to have been given the opportunity to spend my senior year in Hamburg. It is a very enriching experience I would cherish forever. To all of you who have made my stay a very enjoyable one, I thank you! Exchange Asa Nilsson, Bart Bistervals, Cindy Evans Asuncion Parungo Lynn Berry, Peter Joos, Irene Strata, Andres Kowalski 's Eli.,- X , S 5 3, li 5? 15 21 'Q My two months in Greece taught me the value of other people, their feelings, mind and way of life. If everyone could have the opportunity to live in another culture, the world would not be such a divided place. Lynn Berry With appreciation for a most enjoyable year of companionship, I would like to thank all my friends, and the students and teachers of Hamburg, who received me with their great understanding and willingness. Peter Joos Albisstrasse 166 8038 Zurich Switzerland lt is hard to express what this year really means to me, but I will say it is one of the basis on what I'll built my future life. It is a full experience that give me the opportunity to know a new, wonderful country, to meet nice and friendly people, to improve myself and my knowledges. I enjoyed every moment of my stayings here, even if not always everything easy. And I thank all of you for have made this year one of the best in my life. Irene Strata Via Costigliole 10 10141 Torino, Italy This year was a year of experience and new friendship. Therefore, it is a little spiteful to go back home. 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V, V, ,Y-VWVM f , V.ifQ,wyV -fu V V., MV w,,V ,M yy 4, Wy, W ,MV '51, ' V 4: , am vgguww, 'ki V -,,-,.L- ,Ir ,N .,!,.V . -4. , K ,V ,.f.V V V,V'V,V, ' .MV M Q - V ' ' w. :V- Tw-' ,my-' Aj ' Q V' -Vp ' '1' ..-Nj' lj, QT. '. ' ' Q V.::V2 .ww Vi' V' V 3 5'f .:- , V V 1, . x 4' V 4, .maj f V f , - J Ar. L . - I V .V , , aff, V' V' V' 03' VV V 9' 1 - wx.. ,V N 'V VVA i 4' , ,, ' V V . .VV - ' s. V fm, V-'C-asf , V 1.22 ' WV, 'r1,V fd- . ' 'w w Y ff I 519, K 'AA' -Q f , ,V .,,,, V ,V 2 Kr , .V er Q- V V mV. 1: ,, ga. ,. V1, ..,,VVV,,:VLg , ,X ,V ' 'Ff V+-1 VV ' VV Va: V . 4. 'LV V..-, - , iVVV'. gf, f I ,if , fag, V A 'af'- .VV.V -V 1 w'Vg,V 'V MA, , VV J -.,rV V. Vf V ,. V-:V1g?fV H-ff? ff' 4 ' Y' V-m??Y'f'Ef slii: ,Y -- 6 '1 fe.f'5 S'3V VV .V Front Row: Steele, Griffin, Seyfried, Miss Cebula, Erickson fCorresponding Secretaryj, Lauchert fPresidentj, Bidner fRecording Secretaryj, Pope CVice-Presidentl, Theiss fTreasurerJ, Mrs. Hoare, Fellows, Russell, Crawford. Second Row: Lamm, Ellis, Martin, Pikula, Johnson, Rieman, Thiel, Kuebler, Coffey, Howe, Felger, Bell, Rich, LaPare, Lyons, Mazac, junior Cen Under the exceptional guidance of Mrs. Grace Hoare and Miss Barbara Cebula, the hard-working Central Board led the Junior Class through another great year. These represen- tatives of the Junior Class made their way to the library Moot. Third Row: Colello, Hartloff, McQuillan, Califano, Nye, Thurber, Kieffer, O'Gorman, Miller, Williams, Mraz, Lee, Morehouse, Ingersoll. Fourth Row: Giles, Draudt, Ostrout, Bilka, Raymond, Schuster, Stokes, Haefner, Stewart, Wronski, Rucker, Potter, Noshay, Swanson, Byers, Calkins, Daly, Hooper, Millar, Ludwig, Stoklosa, Weiss. tral Board each Friday morning, where they planned, and finally put into reality, paper drives, dances, and Class Day. Finishing off a sensational year were the Junior Banquet, play and unforgettable Prom. Front Row: Theiss tTreasurerJ, Bidner fRecording Secretaryj. Second Row: Pope fVice Presidentj, Erickson CCorresponding Secretaryl. Third Row: Lauchert fPresidentl. Class Oflicers Representing the backbone of the junior class, its officers led the Juniors through a successful year. President John Lauchert presided over Friday morning Central Board Meet- ings, aided by Vice President Dan Pope. Junior funds were managed by Treasurer Mary Lou Theiss. Records and cor- respondence were handled by Recording Secretary, Merribeth Bidner, and Corresponding Secretary, Diane Erickson. junior Ho Front Row: Walsh, Weber, Weakland, Turner, Vantine. Second Row: Vacanti, Tillou, Tidd, Mr. Walkowski, Theiss. Third Row: Man. Thiel, Tylor fSecretaryJ, Mar. Thiel, Tocin. Fourth Row: Waldraff, Warren, Trapp, Treman, Moot fPresidentJ. H.R. 4-H01 Front Row: Wnuk, Wiltsie, Wray. Second Row: White, Worthylake, Wierzbic, J. Wilson. Third Row: Wronski, Weis. Ly. Williams fVice Presidentb. Fourth Row: Howe, K. Will, Johnson, J. Will, Yoviene. ITJQFOOITJS Front Row: Taylor, S. Stumpf, Sutherland, Strnad. Second Row: Thiel, Sweda, M. Stumpf. Third Row: Sperduti. Subaczow, Stewart, Stec, Stuhlmiller, Steele. Fourth Row: Swanson fSecretaryJ, Stokes fVice Presidentj, Swart, Streich, J. Stumpf, Tennant. H.R. it 102 Front Row: B. Smith, Seyfried CSecretaryj, Shinafelt, Semson, L. Smith, P. Smith. Second Row: Crawford tPresidentj, Miss Winkler, Sparks, D. Smith, Schuster tVice Presidentj. Third Row: Snyder, Scruton, Speich, Schultz, Stiefler, Schen, C. Soboleski, Skinner. Fourth Row: J. Smith, Scheiiier, Skingley, Sealy, Schwagler. H.R. ii 103 junior Ho Front Row: Rettig, Ritchie, Roche. Second Row: Raymond tSecretaryJ, J. Rich CVice Presidentj, Riebling, Rucker, Robinson. Third Row: Ranic, Riley, Pryor, Riedel, Richardson, Rieman fPresidentj. Fourth Row: Rieske, D. Rich, Reynolds. H.R. 413110 Front Row: Samuelson, Salem, Stephan, Miss Keller, Sacilowski. Second Row: Root, Rozbicki, Saunders, Sarcione, Specht, Ruof. Third Row: Kuebler tPresidentj, Rubeck, Sayles, Russell fSecretaryj, Royce. FUGFOOHWS Front Row: S. Hanna, Papp, Thurber, Ortel. Second Row: Pierce, Pellette, Parks, Cwick. Third Row: Pratt, Plewick, Pantera, Potter fVice Presidentj, Pfanner, Perfetto. Fourth Row: Pascarella, Pikula CSecretaryJ, Parduski Mrs. Collins, Patterson, Magney, Palczewski. Fihh Row: Pfeffer, Plehinger, Erickson, Prasnjak. 1 H.R. 4113 Front Row: Miss Sieper, Novak. Second Row: Norman, O'Brien, O'Gorman fPresidentj. Third Row: M. Oleska, Ostroust fSecretaryJ, Osbourne, Naber, Newland. Fourth Row: O,Connor, Noshay, T. Oleska. Fwh Row: Nye CVice Presidentj, Oakley. H.R. iHl5 junior I-lo Front Row: Mazurowski, Liponet, Mazac. Second Row: S. Martin, Lyons fPresidentJ, Mrs. Gilmour, Marchi, McQuillan. Third Row: McColgin, Master, G. Martin, Kessel, Lyon, Ludlow, Ludwig fVice Presidentj. Fourth Row: McClure, M. Martin, McDonough, Matthews. H.R. ii 145 Front Row: Mumford, Morehouse CPresidentJ, T. Miller fVice Presidentl, McKenzie. Second Row: Nappo, G. Miller, Millar, Meckley, McQuillan, McNally, R. Meyer. Third Row: C. Miller, Milks, Mraz, Moen. IWWGFGOITIS Front Row: Kreutzer, Lauchert, Koester, Loguidice, Lehning, Bo. Lee. Second Row: Lindsay, Kruszynski, Mrs. Dickson, Kluckhohn. Third Row: Lloyd, Kreitzbender, Langston, Lewandowski, Lane, Lenau, Krone, Leonard, Leith. Fourth Row: Kleis, Ba. Lee fSecretaryJ, Lamont, Lamm, Kogut, Lewis, Mead, LaPare CVice Presidentj, Kusmierczyk, Lezark, Korabek. H.R. it 146 S. Hughes, Jansen, Hubbard, Jewitt. Second Row: Horton, L. James, Jastry, Kell, M. Johnson CPresidentJ, House, Ignaszewski, Kernen, Kiefer, J. Johnson, R. Jones. Third Row: Jenner, Kaszubowski, J. Hughes, L. Jones, Joyce, Ingersoll, Jacob, R. Jones, Hoth, Kennedy. H.R. it 148 junior Ho Front Row.' Fors, Griflin fSecretaryJ, Frank. Second Row: Frantz, Flook, Mr. Hofner, Garnett, Gagner, Fox. Third Row: Gibson, Gahr, Giles, Glende, Giambrone, Frey, Green, Germond, Haefner. Fourth Row: Funke, Galley, Fitzpatrick, H. Fisher. H.R. 137202 Front Row: Holtz, Hammond. P. Harris, Gwynne. Second Row: Henry, Caselli, Mr. Glor. Third Row: Guenther, C. Hall, Hooper, L. Hartlolf, D. Hanna fSecretaryJ, D. Hall, Herschel. Fourth Row: Hanneman, Harding Ellis fPresidentb, Hebard, Gustafson, R. Hartloff, Haskell, Harnick. M. Harris, Grzybowski. a ITlGI'GOITlS Front Row: Dylong, Dennies, Fellows QSecretary5, Dusch, Edgar. Second Row: Durni, Dziegelski, Farr, Farmer, M. DesSoye. Third Row: Dyson, Duffy, Drankhan, Donnelly, Weiss fPresidentJ, DuBois. Fourth Row: Driscoll, Ebner, C. DesSoye. Draudt QVice Presidentb. H.R. 14204 Front Row: Clancy, Conroy, Connell, Daly, Li. Davis. Second Row: Coifey, Cook. Mrs. Foser, Cullen, Colarossi. Czajka, Connine. Third Row: Ly. Davis, DeD0minces, Davies. Fourth Row: Dash. Cheney, Corto, Damon, Cornwall, Stocklosa lPresidentJ, Clark. Fyih Row: Collet, Daley QVice Presidentb. Crossan. Sixrh Row: Christiana, Colello qSecretaryJ, Denecke, Childs. H.R. 3205 junior Ho Front Row: Baer, Felger CPresidenlJ, Black, Biehler. Second Row: Bidney, Mr. Larson, Bell fSecretaryJ, Blackwell, Bauer, Abel. Third Row: Becker, Bidner, Blakeslee, Arbuckle, Baer, Bernacik, Amrozowicz, Bleyle, Billman, Beale. Fourth Row: Beer, Baker, Bennett, Blaser, Allen, Best. Alles, Anderson, Klipsie, Adam, Bilka CVice Presidentj. H.R. I!-i214 Fronr Row: Burton, Bourne, Brown, Caughel. Carrow, P. Brown. Byers, Bristow. Brierley. Second Row: Carlson, Boardway, Calkins, Bruder. Caggesso, Brogan. Brach. Third Row: Budney, Diemer, Bruto. Cahill, Califano, D. Brown, Browne. lTlQI'00lTl 5 x 'vM New .. i g 'NQ-fa... M-TMC, 2 -.TX Front Row: Stewart, Gambino, Ross tSecretaryJ, Evans QPresidentJ, Fleming fVice-Presidentj, Fleck Cfreasurerj, Riordan, Miller. Second Row: Mr. Collins, Haney, Tronolone, Pohlman, Tatford, Rettig, Rowell, Yoviene, West, Ball, Duckworth, Mr. Glor. Third Row: Bates, Ryan, S. Miller, Kremblas, Abplanalp, Bernick, Trippi, Fechter, Marshall, Kyne. Fourth Row: Ketterer, Courtney, Forney, Tillou, Fyock, Budney, Haws, Benzinger, Putnam, Cochran, McHenry, Kroll, Hansen. Sophomore Central Board Although new in the role of high school government, this yearis Sophomore Central Board very capably set the pace for a successful and productive year. Under the guidance of Mr. Collins and Mr. Glor, the Sophomore Class advisors, they planned such activities as a float for the homecoming parade, the annual sophomore class night, complete with hats and a sophomore cheer, and the sponsoring of two dances during the school year. Diligence, cooperation, and fine lead- ership abilities added together to form one ofthe best groups yet. Seated: Evans CPresidentj. Second Row: Fleming fVice Presidentj, Ross tSecretaryJ. Third Row: Fleck CTreasurerJ. Class Officers Led by their president, Wendy Evans, the Sophomores entered their first year in high school with enthusiasm. The Sophomore class officers planned the many activities to make their first year one to remember. The president, along, with Kathy Fleming, vice-president, Becky Ross, secretary, and Cindy Fleck, treasurer, led the class onward to Sophomore Night and a year full of bustling activity. Front Row: Anderson, Azzarella, Agate, Bacon. Second Row: Bauld, Barlow, Ballachino, F. Ball, Babcock, Bartlett, Bapst, Bartz. Third Row: Alba, D. Abbott, Agnew, J. Abbott, Mr. Mirando, Andrews, B. Ball CSecretaryj, Altherr. Fourth Row: Bates fPresidentJ, Baer, Andrle, Baldwin, Adams, Barber, Abplanalp, Adler. H.R. it 104 Sophomore I-Iomerooms Front Row: S. Kuebler, Kwiatowski, Koester, Laible, Ludington, Kyne. Second Row: Langhans, Kopf, Mr. Owen, Kremblas, Krone. Fourth Row: Knappert, iKuhn, Krazmien, Korabek, Koelmel, Kyte, Kruszynski. Front Row: Cable, Baker, Brach, Bernick fVice Presidentb. Second Row: Burket, Canfield, Black, Caggeso, Blue, Ka. Brown, Ke. Brown, Beer, Calkins. Third Row: Brunner. Bennett, Brady, Borer, Byer, Cappola, Bud- ney CSecretaryj, Beckett. Fourth Row: D, Brown, Braun, Beger, Boggan, Bentkowski, Brogan, Best, Bieron, Biehler. H.R. 145105 H.R. 456109 Front Row: Cramer, Clarke, Camino, Cullen, Cashion. Second Row: Carlone, Collett, L. Cummings, Cornwell fSecretaryJ, Cottet, Cook. Third Row: Damon. Colin, Courtney CVice Presidentj, Cherry, Cochran QPresidentJ, Coady, Chiarilli, Courteau. Miss Collins. Coyle. Fourth Row.' Christofferson. M. Cummings, C. Clark, J. Clark, R. Clark. Daly, Cash, Cooper. ii Sophomore Front Row: Farkes, Fittry. Second Row: Fisher, Faulring, Fitzpatrick, Ferrentino, Gaffney, Fuller. Third Row: Fancher, Fyock fVice Presidentj, Fleming, Friant, Miss Ebel, Finch, Fortune, Felice, Fullington. Fourth Row: Fiegl, Fallon, Fagan, Fenger, Durr, Boyd CPresidentJ, Galac, Evans. H.R. 2iil2l Front Row: Davies, Dylong, Demerly CVice Presidentj, Benzinger. Second Row: Dean, Carrithers fPresidentj, Danis, Denecke, Devitt. Third Row: Demmerley, Duckworth fTreasurerJ, Eckel, M. Donohue, English, Dulski, Evans, Mr. Measer, DeCarlo. Fourth Row: Dotzler, Edington, Dils, Emerson, Dschuden, Dygert, Duewiger. I-Iomerooms Front Row: Galley, Hager, Genco, Cavallo, P. Gambino, J. Gambino fSecretaryJ. Second Row: Hadzicki, Hall, Fechter fPresidentJ, Hackett. Third Row: Gerstner, S. Green, Goodreds, Gillon, Grieggs, Gregory, J. Goldbach, Gallagher, Ginley, Greene, Mr. Van Valkenburg. Fourth Row: Gern, Hahn, Gilbert. Gandy, Griifey, Benson, D. Gambino, Gnacinski. H.R. 3123 Front Row: Hermans, Henry, Hames, Hanna, Humphreys, Hawkins, J. Hornberger, Herron. Second Row: D. Hornberger, Hendrix, Hirschman, Huguenard. Mr. Szarleta, Holland. Haws Nice-Presidentj, Hoff, Harvey. Third Row: Holzinger, Hickok, Henning CSecretaryj, Hansen Cllresidentj, Heppner, Heldenburg, Hallick. Huson, Hengerer, Houseknecht. H.R. Ili 143 Front Row: Klinczar. Inskip, S. Janca. Second Row: N. Jordan, Jones, King, Jensen, Kles, Ingersoll, Kestler. Third Row: Jonas, C. Jordan, Jeffers, Kleis, B. Johnson, Johnston, C. Ingram. Fourth Row: Kerker, Kay, Joyce, Mr. Reichard, J. Janca, Jenney. Kawaler. FWI1 Row: Klepp, Kaminski, Ketterer Wice-Presidentj, Hart, M. Johnson, Kroll fPresidentj, Kalke, R. Ingram. H.R. it 144 Sophomore I-lomerooms Front Row: Mallia, Lederman, Martucci, Maltby, McCarthy. Second Row: Mayer, Mattioli, Maxwell, Lehning, Mallonf Third Row: May. D. Mathien Macy, McCann. Fourth Row: M. Martin, Lauchert Wice-President! Lechner, Haney CPresiden1J, Manown, R. Mathieu, N. Martin, Mr Eggleston. Fyth Row: Marshall LSecretaryj, Lengel, Lenau, Malanowicz, Lardo, MacMurray, Maltimore. Sixth Row: Malyszka, MacDonald, Frisina, Fleck. H.R. Ji' 151 A 4 Front Row: McGarva, McAuley. Second Row: Mencer, S. Miller QSecretaryj, McNerney, Mergenhagen, M. Miller lPresidentJ, Johnson, J. Miller Nice-Presiclentj, McClellan. Third Raw: Meyer, Mugle, Merry, McCormack, McShane, Mulry, Mulerlt, Morehouse. Fourth Row: Myles, Massing, Mumbach, D. Miller, Minkel, Meyers, Murdock, McClellan, Mohler, McGuire. H.R. 119151 B Front Row: Newland, Olsen, Parten, Palczewski, O'Connor. Second Row Pfeifer, M. Pawlowski, L. Pawlowski, Perisin, Petrovits, Nowak. Third Row Mr. Morse, Omphalius, Parduski, Petzing, Neil, Nuncio, Panasiewicz, Nugent, Osborn, Phillipi. Fourth Row: Neumeister, O,Neill,Olmstead, Pack Peters, Peoples, Perez, McHenry tPresidentJ, Sophomore Fronl Row: Stresing, Shetler, Ross, B. Ryan fSecretaryj, Shrider, D. Rucker. Second Row: Schultz, Schen, Rowell fPresidentJ, Shoemaker, Mrs. Stock Shiffler, Seider, Schunk, Santonocito. Third Row: Sedlmeier, Rodgers Shelheld, Salverson, Ritchie, Scanlon, Robinson, Schottman, Selbert, T. Ryan, P. Rucker, Ruh, Schlierf, M. Ryan. H.R. 3211 a Front Row: Quirck, Riordan tPresidenlj, E. Przybyciel, Rickey, Rettig, Prongay, Rafter, Reeves. Second Row: H. Rich, T. Richardson, Poppenberg, Reap, J. Richardson, Phillips. Third Row: J. Pierce, Ravin, M. Riggs, Rice, T. Riggs, Riley. Fourlh Row: Pszonak, Rautenstrauch. Piccioli. Retter, Pryor, Quigg. Ffh Row: Putnam, Mrs. Glor, Rauch. H.R. IFFZO9 I-Iomerooms Front Row: S. Smith, Thompson, Tatford CVice Presidentj, Soloman. Second Row: Annichiarico, Forney fPresidentj, Studdard, M. Smith, Slyder, T. Smith, Stewart fSecretaryj. Third Row: Stein, Mr. McCormick, Statler, Steifen, Thiel, Starkey. Fourzh Row: Szematowicz, Tasker, Staff, Snyder, Stamer, Stook. Spencer. H.R. 955216 Front Row: Tillou QSecretaryJ,,Todoro, C. Waldraff, Miss Warner, Volk, Washburn. B. Waldraif. Second Row: P. Warner, R. Warner, Van Ocker, Walton, Walker, M. Wagner, S. Wagner, Ri. Vanderhoff, Walch. Third Row: Villarini, Ra. VanderhoiT, Trippi CVice Presidentj, Trondone CPresidentJ, Touris, Thounhurst. Front Row: Westlund, Willis, Ross, S. Webster, Weinar. Second Row: J. West, Mrs. Townsend, D. West CSecretaryJ. Third Row: Wierzbic, Whittemore, Weatherly, M. Webster, Wiles. Sophomore Homeroom Front Row: T. Young, B. Young, D. Wilson, Wooster, Zittle, Wiltsie, Zielinski. Second Row: Yoviene CVice Presidentj, C. Wright, Winling, Pohlman fPresidentJ, Zagarino, Woodrulf, L. Wilson, Willis, J. Wilson. Third Row: M. Wright, Zukowski, Ziebarth, Woolcott, Worth, Mrs. Boyd, M. Wilson, E. Wilson, G. Young, Wolff, B. Young, Winriert, Lankowski. H.R. 3225 . S Q, . .,. 1 f J 3 f,... I f Y after year beheld the silent toil h ear That spread his lustrous CO11. r , rv5f I' 1 I 1 -: , wx e ce h we V' xl y ,fx X. 4 r ,S J ia L, 'Z 'P g-:-- . - 1, ' . mf ' 1 fqwmgfye-, 42+ w hiff -QSET3-K, ,pf N--f 9 X gf' ,I ag-. 104, 1 W' 41,-5 l L I ui C , L v 'fi' A'. . '3i'V:A 1' A 'A .v 4 ' g ' M ' - iw Miki -A ' N A' 'I A A,-- ' P A -1 X vi' f -A -Y' , ' 1 X A ' ' ' N H 1 A V :fra A M, A , rf A Ag,-1, AAA A A AAA Y AWA A AAA -AAAfAgErM,A., AM .A A . 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Second Row: Mr. Allan QSC1-1001 Boardj, Will fSchool Boardj, Mrs. Joyce Howe fSchoo1 Boardj, Mr. John Griliin 74 Mrs. Dorothy Baldwin French Junior Advisor Mrs. Allayne Barnum Guidance Mrs, Esther Beck Secretary Mrs. Mary Birdsall English Senior Advisor Mrs. Alberta Boyd English Sophomore Advisor Mr. William Brand Phys. Ed. Senior Advisor Miss Barbara Cebula Chemistry Junior Advisor Mr. Donald Broscius Guidance Mr. Bronson Collins Western Heritage Sophomore Advisor Mrs. Elizabeth Bollinger English Senior Advisor Mr. David Boyd Director of Health, Physical Education and Recreation Miss Mary Byrnes Phys. Ed. Senior Advisor Miss Catherine Collins Latin 8: French Sophomore Advisor Mrs. Margaret Collins Art Sophomore Advisor Mr. Andrew Cooper Administrative lntern Mr. Frederick Coville Driver Education 8: Industrial Arts 75 Mrs. Dorothy Critoph Business Senior Advisor Mrs. Barbara Dickson Mr. John Duffner Social Studies Senior Advisor Mrs. Eleanor Dye Algebra Math Junior Advisor Senior Advisor Mr- Lance Eggleston Mrs. Katherine.Fiero Chemistr Vocal Music . Y Mrs. Marian Dornhaffer JuniOrAdViS0r English, Mrs. Shirley Foser Senior Advlsof Miss Margaret Flanagan Math Shorthand Junior Advisor Mrs. Sandra Durfee English Junior Advisor Miss Dianne Ebel Health Sophomore Advisor Mrs. Brenda Finegan English Sophomore Advisor Miss Laura Gillette English Senior Advisor Mrs. Camille Gilmour Chemistry Junior Advisor Mr. John Glor Western Heritage Sophomore Advisor Mrs. Lind Glor American Studies Junior Advisor 76 Mr. Dennis Gordon Cable Operations Mrs. Judy Gunzelman Math Senior Advisor Miss Sandra Hedden Phys. Ed. Sophomore Advisor Mr. Harry Hilaire Physics Junior Advisor Mrs. Grace Hoare Library Junior Advisor Mr. ClifTord Huen American History Music Senior Advisor Mr. Michael Hobart Mr. David Hoffner Social Studies Junior Advisor Mr. Robert Hutchinson Mrs. Margaret Holmes Driver Ed. Business Senior Advisor Mr. James Jones Chemistry Junior Advisor Mr. Nicholas Kartalis Phys. Ed. 8z Driver Ed. Junior Advisor Mr. Fred Keller Chemistry Senior Advisor Miss Sharon Keller Commercial Junior Advisor Mr. John Kemmer Social Studies Senior Advisor 77 Miss Rosemary Kersten Guidance Mrs. Chris King Secretary Mrs. Deanna La Tulip Dental Hygiene Miss Suzanne Magavero French Senior Advisor Mr. Ronald Mancuso Guidance Mr. George Mikolajczyk English Mr. George Morse Social Studies Sophomore Advisor Mrs. Jeanette Mugle Library Secretary Mr. Gary Kobran Math Junior Advisor Mr. Ronald Larson Spanish Senior Advisor Mr. William McCormick Spanish Mr. Charles Mann Phys. Ed. Sophomore Advisor Mr. Frederic Measer Mech. Drawing Sophomore Advisor 78 Mr. Peter Mirando Biolog. Science Sophomore Advisor Mrs. Beverly Nenno Western Heritage Junior Advisor Mrs. Joan O,Meara Secretary Mr. James Gwen Business Law Mrs. Rita Root Senior Advisor Secretary MTS. Teresa PfiI1diVil1C Mr. William Reichert Mr. Roderick Rowland Mr. Eugene Seidleck Math Math Math Phys. Ed. JUIUOT AdVl50f Sophomore Advisor Junior Advisor Sophomore Advisor Miss Nancy Sieper Social Studies Junior Advisor Mr. David Smith Dist. Ed. 1 8: 2 Mrs. Marian Purves Secretary Mr. Robert Reichard Music Senior Advisor Mr. Robert Richardson Mrs. Dorothea Schroeck Mr. Donald Shaw Commercial Nurse American History Senior Advisor Junior Advisor Mr. Fred Scruton Graphic Arts 79 Mrs. Elaine Starr English Senior Advisor Mrs. Nancy Stock World History Sophomore Advisor Mr. Michael Sullivan English Sophomore Advisor Mrs. Karen Sutton Phys. Ed. Junior Advisor Mr. Joseph Szafranski Driver Ed. Senior Advisor Mr. Norbert Szarleta Biology Sophomore Advisor Mr. Henry Tamutis Reading Mr. Herbert Taylor English Senior Advisor Mr. Charles Teague Intl. Relations Mr. John Thomas Phys. Ed. Mr. William Tolien Director ot'Guidancc Mrs. Geneva Townsend Home Economics Junior Advisor Mr. Richard Van Valkenburg Health Mrs. Ethel Viehe Biology Senior Advisor Miss Susanne Vilagi English Junior Advisor Mr. Joseph Walkowski Microbiology Senior Advisor Mr. James Ward Vocational Program Miss Kathryn Warner German Sophomore Advisor Mrs. Doreen Winger Secretary Miss Marion Winkler Commercial Senior Advisor Mr. Dennis Wolfe English Junior Advisor Mr. Robert Yates Intro. to TV and English Senior Advisor Mrs. Diane DeMeyer English Senior Advisor Mrs. Ruth Schlau Telephone Operator Mr. John Kemmer Sociology Senior Advisor Mrs. Jean Almasi Practical Nursing Potter Road Mr. John Baling Auto Mechanics Potter Road Miss A. Battista Home and Inst. Health Potter Road Mr. T. Becker Mechanical Design Potter Road Mr. Donald Colan Technical Electronics Potter Road Mr. Thomas Conlin Data Processing Potter Road X5 N sax, tta QQ tat, - A Qt Mrs. A. DeWitt Practical Nursing Potter Road Mrs. Alice Donath Cosmetology Potter Road Mr. Arnold Facklam Jr Coordinator of Student Programs Mr. Henning Holland Building Trades Potter Road Mr. C. Johnston Auto Trades fDieselj Potter Road Mr. Ralop Maier Mr. Paget Auto Mechanics Diesel Equipment Repair Potter Road Potter Road Mr. Salvatore Sciandra Electrical Maintenance Potter Road Mr. B. Smith Food Services Potter Road Mrs. E. Wedel Cosmetology Potter Road Mr. Ken Tollner Building Trades Mrs. Natalie Blaufuss Potter Road Custodial Staff Mr. F. Mitler Mr. Bruce Penfold Trade Electronics Household Appliance Repair Potter Road Potter Road Mr. John Nasal Auto Mechanics Potter Road Mr. R. Stilson Commercial Art Potter Road Mr. Samuel Tanneff Potter Road B2 Mr. Edward Vanghel Mr. Rusty Blaufuss Machine Shop Potter Road Custodial Staff Mrs. Arlene Duggan Custodial Staff Mrs. Alice Grimm Mr. Michael Pollard Mrs. Gertrude Mosher Custodial Sw-if Custodial Staff Cafeteria Staff Mr. Hefbefi HHIICH Mrs. Joyce Lilllefield Mr. Clayton Smith Mrs. Patricia Miller Mrs. Mary Poppenberg Custodial Staff Custodial Stalin Custodial Staff Cafeteria Staff Cafeteria StaiT Mr, Gary Hoelsher Miss Helen Parish Mrs. Blanche Fisher Mrs. Florence Milligan Mrs. Margaret Sweet Custodial Staff Custodial Staff Cafeteria Staff Cafeteria Staff Cafeteria Staff Mr. Don Kell Mrs. Mary Lowell Mrs. Frances Taber Custodial Stahl Cafeteria Staff Cafeteria Staff 83 ,fI Thanks for the heavenly message brought by thee f' Child of the Wandering sea. X , V r I r 5 'I Q fx u I M, N , 3 S R in, b I. 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H, 1,,Mm,. 1 W ram '1HL'f . ,111 , we 2, www 11' 11 113,31 451,-, r FW we ' M Q? ' ww u ,fa 'Fi' H I 1 W Cabinet P. Schneider fPresidentJ, Calkins CVice Presidentj, MacDonald CTreasurerj, S. Schneider fSecretaryj. Front Row: MacDonald, Calkins. Second Row: Casler, McRobert, ' Schneider. Third Row: samter, Smith. I C Q I' S Front Row: Rowell, O'Gorman, Riordan, Evans. Second Row: Forney, Fleming, Minkel, McRobert, Kuebler, Foote, Calkins CVice Presidentj, Abbott, Ross, Lauchert, Bates, Kyne, Crawford. Third Row: Lattimer, Lyons, Evans. Fwh Row: MacDonald fTreasurerJ, Curle, Schneider Morehouse, Pope, Klein, Becker, Carrithers. Fourth Row: Mr. Teague, CP1'cSidCI1IJ, Thciss, MOOI, Erickson, Fleck, Stocklosa. Student Council Under the leadership of President Peter Schneider and ing. The members were influential in closing the gap be- Vice-President Ben Calkins, the Student Council carried on tween the students and the school. Truly, this was a dedi- a year full of exciting and worthwhile projects. Our first sue- cated and hard working group. cessful activities included the Flea Market and Homecom- 86 Deca Club uDeveloping vocational competence, good citizenship, and community leaders. That is the objective of Mr. Smith and the DECA Club. Members of the Distributive Educa- tion Club met monthly to develop careers in marketing and Front Row: Hyer, O'Brien. Jones, Codd, Maior. O,Meara, Beckley, Best, Lezark, Frantz. Second Row: Russell, Sauer, Hanna, Hyland, Truxes fPresidentj, Mr. Smith, Murphy CVice Presidenty, Green, Magney, Brunner, C. Rieske fSecretaryJ, Miller CTreasurerp, B. Rieske, Crawford, Pa p, Logiudice, Kostorowski. Third Row: Davis, O'Dell, Bolt. Keller, Lancies, Wnuk, Palczewski. Fegal, Waldraff, Weis, Fitzpatrick, English, D. Schrecengost, Monckton, Mallia, Connine, Parks, Kieffer, Phillips. Fourth business. Their various activities included: W. T. Grant Day, the Employer-Employee Banquet, and competition in state and nation-wide contests. Row: Pope, Fisher, Parmalee, Magney, Noshay, Sweda, Bieger, Sperduti, N. Schrecengost, Ruof, Dotzler, Hallick, Pfanner, Collett, age, Swanson, Inskip, Godbout, Horton, Jastry, Wooldibge. Fwh Row: Richardson, McGrath, Amrozowicz, Schaefer, Hine, etzger, Herschel, Casnellie, Johnson, Hall, Homel, Rood, O'Neill, Appleby, Wronski, McQuillan, Smith, Harnick, Plehinger, Royce. Future Teachers The Members ofthe Future Teachers of America gained experience in teaching through visiting primary schools and assisting faculty members in our school. Front Row: Dice, Genco, Lane, Riordan, Poppenberg. Second Row: Webster, Pikula, Lee, Lattimer fSecretaryj, Mrs. Prindiville, Fancher CTreasurerj, Kleis, Salem, Novak. Third Row: Madsen, Brogan, Howe, H. Rickey, Hackett, K, Rickey, Bastedo, M. Kuebler, Watson, Stang, S. Kuebler, Black. Future Nurses Mrs. Schroeck was pleased with the aid of Future Nurses this year. Through the sale of Christmas wrapping paper, a Nursing scholarship was made available to an, outstanding senior. Front Row: Clancy, Mrs. Schroeck, Berry fPresidentJ, Ball, Whaley, Lehning fTreasurerJ, Cai-row. Second Row: Felger CSecretaryj, Stuhmiller fVice Presidentj, Canfield, Koester, Merry. Third Row: Kimmelman, Mayfield, Chuba, Ptasznik, Hoff. - H L i YI? I1 ' ' arsit I-l Club The Varsity H Club, a group of top athletes, had a busy year. Led by advisor Mr. Van Valkenburg and president Mike Rusert the club sponsored this year's homecoming Front Row: Sarcione, Burton, Rusert QPresidentJ, Denecke tVice Presidentb, Mr. Van Valkenburgh, Gilbert 1TreasurerJ, Farr CSecretaryj, Fleissner, Bruder. Second Row.' Mumford, Feuerstein, Horni, Willet, Minkel, queen. As usual, the Sweetheartls Dance was a success. The club also helped sponsor a youth in the deaf-mute Olympics and ended the year with a Father-Son Banquet. McRobert, Schneider, Sampson, Hofner, Doherty, Cherry, Smith, Ruh, Kestlelr. Third Row: Zemla, Kuhn, Dulfy, Kluckhohn, hole, Koyt, Davis, Christiana, Hoth, Scully, Collins, Hummel, Boyd. Fronl Row: Clancy, Riordan, Farr, Joanne Poppenburg fPresidentJ, Miss Byrnes, Friant, Genco, Califano, Agate. Second Row.' Haney, Ingersoll, Green, Golubski, Felger, Williams, Janet Poppenburg, Stuhlmiller fVice Presidentj, Wagner, Wiles, Rich. Third Row.' Koester, Abbott, Robinson, L. Girls Atbleti Twice each month, balls bounced from our gymnasium walls as the G.A.A. experienced the pleasure of physical ac- tivity while learning the value of sportsmanship. Under the guidance of Miss Mary Byrnes and President Joanne Pop- Schen, Rieman, Gilmour, Lee, Rausch, Moot, Williams, Weiss, Tatford. Fourth Row: A. Schen, McKenzie, Kuebler, Eckel, Sperduti, Pikula, Coffey, Kerker, Erickson, Vukelic. c Association penburg, the girls planned their annual activities such as a Candy sale, fashion show, Father-Daughter Bowling Night and Mother-Daughter Sports Awards Tea. Girls Service Club Accomplishing their goals of the motto 'fservice above self, the Girls' Service Club, directed by Mrs. Hoare, had a successful and enjoyable year. Their service included usher- Front Row: Parungo, Dice, Harris, Crawford, Biehler, Stumpf, Mayer, Riordan. Second Row: Casler, Holtz, Mencer tTreasurerQ, Schoenborn tCorresponding Secretaryl. Mrs. Hoare. Abbott 1Presidentl, Gilmour Nice Presidentj, Lattimer tRecording Secretaryy, Evans. Third Row: Brogan. Joyce, Lapara, Lamm, Coliey, Webster. Nicholas, Theil, McQuillan, Smolkovic, Theiss, Spellman, Rogers, Mayfield, Dimpii. Hebard. Fourth ing, serving at banquets and many duties in the school. Their greatest projects were the Bulldog Bounce, the Hap- pening and the Senior trips to Stratford and Toronto. Row: Rich, Hartloff. Washburn, Mathien, Crossan. Colello, Morehouse, O'Dell, Bolt, Schrauth, Jansen, Felger, Czajka, Steele, McAllister, Brand. Koester. Fswh Row: Burton, Terrell. Mosher, Harrinvton, Robinson, O'Conner, . Kuebler, Stokes, Quigg, Williams, Gnacinski,OWozniak. Weiss, Karen Becker, Warner, D. Kuebler, Rieman, Ptasznik, Nilsson, Kathy Becker, Parten. Front Row: Ma er, K. Riordan, Crawford, Genco, Tatford, Rettig, M. Riorclian. Second Row: Gambino, McCarthy, Pohl- man, Fechter, Merry, Weinar, Kwiatkowski, West, Gambino, Brunner. Third Row.' O'Brien, Cook, Eaton QSecretaryj, Brand fRecording Secretaryj, Brogan fVice Presidentl, Mrs. Hoare, Dimpti CPresidentJ, Burton CCorresponding Secretaryj, Nye, B. Ball. Fourth Row: Rich, Pszonak, Hess, Jastry, Samter, Beer, Fellows, Mosher, Lee, Mencer, Biehlor, Lattimer, Har- rin ton, Mazac, Grgory, Nilsson, Crossan, J. Ball, Seyfried. Fygh Row: Steele, aupp, Roche, Felger, Korabek, Smith, Williams, Soboleski, English, Lopinot. Sixth Row: Hanneman, Robinson, Karen Becker, Stoll, Howe, Rieman, S. Kueblcr. Spellman, Bauld, Ptasznik, Kopf, Jones, Smolkovic, Kathy Becker, Hebard, Fleming, Moot, De John, Erickson. Library Club Despite lgng hgufg put img the upkeep of our library, the Public Library. Weekly meetings at seven thirty awakened irls of Library Club, under the guidance of Mrs. Grace Thfim each W6Cln6SClay morning. With funds earned frOm oare, found time to sell candy, sponsor dances, and egjoy projects, they purchased books, records, and literature for two enlightening trips to Studio Arena and the Bu alo Our llbrary. ational Honor Socjiet Membership in the National Honor Society serves as a recog- nition of outstanding scholar- ship, leadership, character, and service. With the assistance of their advisor, Miss Susanne Vilagi, and President Pat Casler, N.H.S. participated in many ac- tivities. These included two tap- ping, ceremonies, the Christmas Tea, and a dance. Toronto. First row: Parten, McRobert, Farr, Mitchell, Schneider, MacDonald Samter, Sampson, Selle, Pratt, Cv pres.j, Casler fpresj, Meyer Ctreasj, Wojakowski Csec.J, Miss Vilagi. Second Row: Terrell, Burton Gilmour, Genco, Evans, Rich, Watson, Strata, Holtz, Smolkovic, Brand, McAllister, Jamison, Mayer Caliqiuri, Kuebler, Riordan, Keller, Abbott. Third row: Noal, Weiss, Tomczyk, Tarbox, Ball Lindstrom, Freedman, Horni, Denecke, Zittel, Gildea, Senseney, Webster, Robinson, Spellman O'conner, Poppenberg, Gnazinski, Mr. Hood. Fourth row: Parks, Lyons, Henry, Staudmyer, Jones, Nicotera, Barlow, Byer, Graser, Mencer, Bolt, Schrauth, Bastedo, Joos, Fiero. Fwh row: Ver, Hofner, Holt, Kracht, Black, Neale, Dash, Willet, Polvino, Minkel, Klein, Fisher, Bistervels, Markello, Berry, Hebard, Davis, Kowalski, Fleck. Top Ten First row: Haefner, Pratt, Kell, Arbuckle, Byers, Calkins, Daley, Lee, Lauchert, Baer, Miss Vilagi Second row: Mr. Hood, Leonard, Crawford, Czhaka, Lamont, Califano, Farr, Clancy, Williams McQuillan. Third row, Kuebler, Colello, Hooper, Salem, Stuhlmiller, White, Miller, Steele, Hartloff. Row four: Moot, Kennedy, DesSoye, Soboleski, Riebling, Felger, Williams, Roche, Morehouse, Rieman, Thiel. Fmh row: Scruton, Prasnjak, Owen, Riedel, Fisher, Weiss, Langston, Krone, Swart, Germond, Rich. Evans Ver Casler Markello Minkel Wojakowski Senseney Weiss Meyer Fleck Pratt fvice-presidentj, Meyer Ctreasurerj, Wojakowski qsecretaryl, Caslerfpresidenty. Casler, Bistervels, Minkel, Evans, Bishop, Mr. Morse. Syracuse Citzenship Conference Eight students honorably rep- resented Hainburg High School, in competition with 1,000 other students, last April at the Syra- cuse Citizenship Conference. Scholarships were awarded to those students who received the highest scores based on tests, activities, school record, and their speech on a current topic given at the conference. Model U. There is more to Holland than windmills and boys holding their fingers in dikes as. our Model United Nations delegation soon discovered. After researching her concerns and policies, the dele- gation, under Mr. Morse, tra- velled to Rosary Hillis rnock United Nations session to com- petently defend Hamburgis first place title. Front Row: McRobert, Minkel, Evans, Calkins. Second Row: Lauchert, Schneider, Casler, Mr. Teague, I Buenos Vecinos Again this year, under the supervision of Senor McCormick, the Spanish Club developed a greater appreciation of Spanish culture. Included activities were bake sales, fiea markets, and selling candles. The year ended by attending a Spanish play and banquet. Fran! Row: Genco, Garnett 1Presidentj, Clancy 1Vice Presidentj. Soboleski, Zevallos, Battistelli fTreasurerJ. Second Row: Mr. McCormick. Warner. Fleissner, Daley, Fiero. Salud A group of students from Mr. Larson's Spanish classes toured Mexico last Easter vacation. Their tropical trip presented many new Mexican traditions not yet known to our novice travelers. This trip proved to be a valuable experience for Mr. Larsonls students. Q Front Row: Cornwall, Ginley, Ilene Wilson, Williams, Fiero. Mr. Larson, Mrs. Wilson, Dulfey, Jim Wilson. German Club This year's German Club centered its theme on the Pennsylvania Dutch. The purpose ofthe club was to acquaint the members with German culture by attending German banquets, plays, and concerts. A trip to a Bach Festival in May and fund-raising projects were the major activities. Front Row: Dice. R. Alba QPresidentJ, Webster fVice presidentj. Winnert. Second Row: Haney, Poppenberg. Salem. M. Johnson. Davies 1Social chairmanj, Miss Warner LAdvisorJ. Dennies 1Secretary-Treasurerj. Czajka Ross. Grieggs. Third Row: Bistervels, Bristow. Gwynne. Weinar. Oakley, Diemer, Riedel. Fourth Row: Hahn. B. Johnson. Riebling. K. Alba, Shoemaker, Thompson, Ingram, Byers. Mathien. Kowalski. American Field Service l The American Field Service Club extended a l warm welcome to three exchange students this year. The group enthusiasticallydparticipated in their traditional activities inclu ing the sale of pizzas, the Tour of Homes, and the booth at the Flea Market. As the members cheerfully collab- orated on various projects during the year, they learned the great value of international friendship. From Row: Howe ffreasurerj. Watson tPresidentJ. Wojakowski tVice Presidentl, Warner lSecretaryl. Ser-ond Row: Mr. Glor. Washburn. Novak. Coyle. Devitt. Nilsson. Bistervels. Kell. Hackett, Frank. Tatford. Mr. Fullinglon. Rauch. Moot. Cochran. Alba. Fourth Row: S. Webster. Tarbox. Fleck. Williams. Caligiuri. Henry. Stewart. Dice, Erickson, DeJohn. Eaton. J. Webster. Catalina A splash of color is a lively way to express the mood of Catalina Club this year. Composed of talented girls who are strong, yet graceful swimmers. the club found superb leadership in their new advisor, Miss Sandra Hedden, and their president, Kathy O'Connor. Their continual guidance, combined with that extraordinary enthusiasm put forth by each girl, helped to make this year's water show a most unforgettable performance. Front Row: Lyons. Rich. Jones. Lamm. C, Wright. M. Wright. Joyce. Davis. Second Row: Brand tTreasurerl. Sandra Kuebler tSecretaryl. Weiss fVice Presidentj, O'Connor lPresidentl. Third Row: Foster. Bolt. O'Dell. Mattimore, Sharon Kuebler. Cook. Ingersoll. Slperduti. Barlow. Bauld. McAule . ourrlz Row: Evans. Alba, Ngller. Duckworth. Burton. Ptasznik. Beer. Stoll, D. Kuebler. Thiel. Becker. Rieman. Kuhn. Erickson. Raymond. On Board: Mathien. Spellman. Lattimer. Felger. Jansen. Miss Hedden tAdvisorl. Faulring. Gambino. Rettig. McAllister. Koester. Anderson. Kwiatkowski. I-IIT HITV,s announcing, engineering and productio staffs Worked under Mr. Yates' supervision to provid our school with unique TV coverage of the school, daily news, sports and weather. The morning show and other special features that these students create were televised throughout the school with help fro Mr. Gordon and students who worked at cable opera tions. R Sh k S OSS Oema er much Mmo Front Row Markham, Kell, Second Row: Bistervels, B. Shoemaker, Mr. Yates, White Brogan. Third Row: Byer, N. Fisher, W. Shoemaker, H. Fisher. Front Row: Ross, Mino, Markham, Kell, Mr. Gordon, N. Fisher. Second Row: White, Shoemaker, H. Fisher, Striech. Audio Visual Club Learning is more fun through the use of mov- ies, Iilmstrips, and records. Our thanks go to Mr. Hoffner and his A. V. Club! Fronr Row: Frank, Lapare CPresidentJ. Second Row: Fors fSecretaryJ, Ross, Washburn. Third Row: Mrs. Baldwin, Mrs. Stock, Gildea. Fourzh Row: Webster, N. Coffey, P. Coffey, Gandy, Rogers, Christiana, Novak, Koester, Dice. ake Up Club Performing a vital function at the Junior and Senior Plays were the girls of Make-up Club, who transformed students into realis- tic character portrayals. Aided by Mrs. Baldwin, Mrs. Stock and guest demonstrators, the girls became craftsmen of this aspect of the theatre. Stage Crew Stage crew is a service organization that mans the stage, cur- tains, and lighting at anytime needed by the school or its organi- zations. 95 Front Row: Piper. Second Row: Thurber. Mr. Hotfner. Seufert. Third Row: McKendy. Front Row: Harris, Connell, Mrs. Collins. Second Row: Lee, Pratt. From Row: Minkel, Walsh, Evans. Byers, Ver fStudent Jamison, Dice, Mr. Reichard. Third Row: Ostrout, Directory, Shetler, Hooper. Second Row: Staudmyer. Thurber, NCHIC, SCTUTOU. James, Meckley, Black, Riedel. Henry, Samuelson, Pratt. Calkins, Willet, Haefner. Color Guard The enthusiasm and new uniforms of our color- guard enhanced the band,s performances during many activities this school year. Front Row: O'Dell, Bolt, Schrauth, Samter. Second Row: Pierce, Berry, Harris, Fleck, Cochran, Tarbox, Chuba, Hackett, Rogers, Stewart, O'Connor, Lattimer. X ,Q , ' 'N Stage Band Everything from the big band sound of the thirties to the rock style of today is offered by Hamburg,s Sta e Band. Features of tliis year included two dances and a trip to Montreal. The addition of diiferent instruments helped to create a new and exciting sound. Front Row: Nye CCaFptainJ, Wagner, Baker CCo-Ca tainj. Second Row: Carlone, Dylong, Palczewski, hurber. T ird Row: Korabek, Il:look, Faulring. Majorettes New additions to the marching band this year were the major- ettes. Adding color and high spirits to the ranks, their further improvement in coming years can only take the band on to big- ger and better things. Brass Sextet These six outstanding musicians dedicated a Hagpole at Hilbert College and appeared in the Christmas Parade and the Chamber Music Concert. Front Row: Willet, Scruton. Second Row: Henry, Owen, Fiero, Neale. Director: Mr. Reichard. Front Row: Pszonak, Ferrentino, Cash, Newland, B. Henry, Panasiewicz, Garnett, Fancher, P. Smith, D, Finch, Leonard, Farmer, Maylield, Pierce, M. Stang, Barlow. Second Row: Fuller, Kuhn. Ver, Krueger, B. Slang, Rowell, Collins, Wooster, Rich CLibrarianJ, Colfey Stuhlmiller, S. Finch, Hawkins, Daley, McClure, Jamison fSecretaryJ. Third Row: Felger, Williams, B. Calkins, Willet fPresidentJ, Brierley, Boardway, Conce Once again our Hamburg High Band was one to be proud of. Their activities were many and varied, including the third annual soloist concert which featured Rich Matte- son. The band finally made its long-awaited trip to Mon- ds, Peoples, Pratt, Samuelson fManagerJ, Schen, Walker, Owen, Beyers. Fourth Row: Haefner, Hooper, Mallon, Fiero Green, Farr, Shetler. Evans, Walsh. Fzfh Row: Mathien, Bieyle, Kaszubowski, Neale QVice Presidenty, Hubbard, Ostrout, James, Neckley, Scruton, Thurber, H. Calkins. Sixth Row: Minkel, Staudmyer, Holtz, C. Fenger. Cornwell, Galley, Dice, Pope, T. Fenger. rt Band treal, Canada. Mr. Robert Reichard and the members of his band comprise an organization which has gained both school and community admiration. Orchestra Once again the string, wind and brass instruments blended beautifully together to create a fine-sounding orchestra and a most successful year. The excellent Pop Concert and other music programs were the result of hard work by both Mr. Hobart and the orchestra members. Several fund-raising projects enabled the group to participate in an exchange program in the spring. v Front Row: Carrithers, Harris, Ross, Bartz, Budney, Holtz. Second Row: Staudmyer, Fenger, Mr. Hobart. Third Row: Stuhlmiller, Stang, Leonard Jamison, Dice, Mallon, Westlund, Olsen, Wiles, Hawkins, Kles, Jenney, Fiero, Farr, Thurber, Haefner, B. Calkins, Pratt, H. Calkins, Scruton Lamont, Jansen, Pszonak CManagerj, Snyder CVice President-Treasurerj, Krueger, Ver, Hooper. String Quartet The members of the string quartet performed with both vigor and preci- sion under the fine direction of Mi- chael Hobart. Front Row: Harris, Kles, Carrithers. Second Row: Schneider. 98 Fronl Row: Riedel, Kiefer. Perez, Fleck. Tarbox fVice Presidentj. Owen, Fiero fSecrctaryJ, Mrs. Fiero. Felger QTreasurerJ, Black fPresidentJ, Chuba, Cash. Kaszubowski, Langston. Second Row: Gregory, King, Garnett, Mulry, S. Finch, Jamison. Colonna, English. Mallon. Cochran, Rickey, D, Finch. Third Row: Mayheld, Weinar, Genco, Shrider, Stewart. Green. Harris. Dice, Tatford, Roth, Devitt, Beger. Fourlli Row: Newland, Westlund, Griifey, Hawkins, Pierce. Kell, Markham, Bastedo, Leonard, Beer, Felice, Rauch, Quigg. Madrigals Canzonets, ballets, and other Renaissance compositions drifted in the air as the select members of Madrigals serenaded the patrons of the Christmas program and other concerts throughout the year. Choir Under the direction of Mrs. Fiero, the choir had a most exciting and successful year. Raising funds through the Pops Concert and selling candles, these talented vocalists concluded their year on a high note with a trip to Canada. Front Row: Mrs, Fiero, Beer, Devitt, Kell, Mulry, Leonard, Fiero. Second Row: Riedel, Kiefer, Newland, Black, Owen. Newspaper A new organization has been formed this year known as cluding sports, horoscopes, interviews, short stories, movie Et Cetera , our school newspaper. The advisor is Mr. reviews, opinion polls, and other illusions? Long may you Michael Sullivan, and the stalf consists of a score of inquisi- illuminate our halls. tive 'lcubs . The paper holds something for everyone, in- Fronr Row: Haney. Weinar, Webster, Dice, Rogers, Mulry, Fallon, Cvrieggs. Second Row: Christopherson, Tatford, Panasiewicz, Richardson, McColgin, Mr. Sullivan. .. A W4 awww L- Front Row: Burganowski, Polvine, Todoro, Warner, Fortune. Second Row: Mr. Rowland, Retter, Ball, Johnson, Boggan. Sacilowski. Third Row: Harris, Markello, Mr. Larson, Bourne, Baer, Able. 100 Chess Club You no longer have to go to Iceland to enjoy good chess. Thanks to a few smart moves by Mr. Rowland and Mr. Larson, Hamburg High now has its very own Chess Club. Once a week these amateurs of chess meet to ponder the mysteries of the board and endeavor to outwit their oppo- nents by means of enigmatic but clever strategy. .tgw5f5j?31'i1f - -' ' t. ff eggs ,., M Ss 3' '5 ii f r s q Norman Fisher Dave Jones A Sandy Mencer Lynn Berry George Davis Snapshot Editor Ph0I0gf21Phy Editor Photography Asst. Co-Editor Co-Editor Editor Dennis Wiltsie Snapshot Asst. Editor . 1,1 8 '- 54 Iiik 'L' n 5 . E are i I ,Qi ' I ' L .,' 's - - i. K K ,fm . . . A Barbara Gilmour Sue Wojakowski Gene Ver h . Literary Editor Literary Asst. Editor Circulation Editor Cher l Robinson Art Elditor Deborah Whaley Circulation Asst. Editor Ron Holt Diane Schoenborn AUD-9 G0ll2bSki Art Asst. Editor Magazine Editor Typlflg EdllOf I xx. 5. , , L N-ff .t.. ' ? ' G. Lori Noal . Mr. George Typing Asst. Editor Mikolajczyk Advisor 1973 Echoes Staff The editors and assistant editors of seven individual staffs comprised this enthusiastic, dedicated Echoes Editorial Staff. Headed by co-editors, George Davis and Lynn Berry, the stall' was advised by Mr. George Mikolajczyk. It was their task to lay out and plan the entire book: its theme, colors, artwork, photography and writings, plus the handling and paperwork involved in circulating and financing the book. A full day forum at Rosary Hill College aided the staff ir1 format procedures. As early as last summer, the individual staffs worked dili- gently at the ardous task of writing, designing and photo- graphing for the all-new Echoes, a fine tribute to the Class of '73. Literary Staff Front Row.' Riordan, Freedman, Dice. Second Row: Rickey, Slyder, Casler, Smolkovic, Wojakowski CEditorb, Soboleski, Mrs. Durfee 1Advisorj, Brand, Ver fAssistant Editorj, Panasiewicz, Kwiatkowski. Third Row: Graser, Tomczyk, Lattimer, Pratt, Kestler, Mayfield, Jamison, Kuebler, Watson. Photography Staff Front Row: Sampson, Evans, Rich, Hartloff, Jones Cliditorj, Abbott, Mencer CAssistant Editorj. Second Row: McRobert, Minkel, Stoklosa, Foote, Rieman, Ptasznik, Steele, O'Connor, Brierley. 102 Crossley, Quigg. Fourth Row: Kuhn, Vukelic, Ginley, Lamm, Horni, Inskip, Krueger, Stang, Tarbox. Fleck, Denecke, Hagelin. Hoyt, Klingelsmith, Boyd. Art Staff 439' Fronl Row: Holt fAssistant Editorj, Robinson fEditorj, Hartloif, Kernahan. Second Row: Raymond, Kay, Thiel, Mrs. Collins CAdvisorJ. Circulation Staff Front Row: Rowell, Tomasulo, Hammond, Caligiuri. Second Shaw, Samter, Sauer, Neil, O'Brien, Tronolone, Schrauth, Row: Frank, Williams, Fancher, Delmonto, Whaley tAssistant Senseney. Colfey, Gandy, Hall. Fwh Row: Gnacinski, A. Smith, Editorj, Miss Winkler CAdvisorl, Gilmour tliditorj, B. Smith, Horni, McKenzie, Ball, Madsen, Mathien, Ritchie, Kawaler, Schlierf, P. Smith. Matter. Third Row: Tomczyk, Hadrych, Hess. Putnam, Bidner, Quigg, Warner, Kusmierczyk, Denecke, Kuebler. Holi Colin, Bates, Lauchert, Ross, Duckworth, Bennett, Lamm. Pfeiffer, Colello, Dennies, Webster. Fourth Row: Miller, T ping Staff Front Row: Miss Flanagan CAdvisorj, Gwynne, Noal fAssistant Editorj, Keller, Golubski CEditorj, Martin. Second Row: Sayles, Thurber, Smith, Lindstrom, Giambiano, Lopinot. Snapshot Staff Front Row: Quigg, Gilmour, Graser, Foote, McRobert, Schrauth. Second Row: Samter, Bistervels, Williams, Jones, Chuba, Becker, Hebard, Denecke, Willet, Connors. Third Row: Pierce, Staudmyer, Budney, Warner, Genco, Schoenborn fEditorj, Washburn, Lamm, Mitchell, Mr. Collins CAdvisorJ, Rogers, Jamison. Fourth Row: Markello, Watson, Klein, Smolkovic, Riordan, Dice, Bolt, OlDell, Foster, Selle, Crossley, Wozniak. agazine Staff Front Row: Lindsay, Wiltsie CAssistant Editorj, Soboleski, Beyer. Second Row: Mino, Samuelson, McQuillan, Fisher Cliditorj, Williams. Third Row: Cheney, Krazmien, Neale, Vanderhoof. I Through the deep eaves of thought I hear a voice that sings 5 Build thee more stately mansions, O my soul? x 94' h X I .- Q -I ' A15 iv? dx' - 4 . , if X N, '- 'Sf he cr H '.,?, fj-Q15 X f .,.. -E ' A 5 16?E2YlfNXgf?3D I 83:53, Y . ,M i ,. UQ. -, , ,AWD MT: ,. ' JE!!--W fjff Q IS ff. 1 had fi?- .,. X .W 11125 sv 'L' , ' ,gW!L ' sh-ww , ' ,' A . 1' 'QW 5 fgfg ' , f wiv i Vw' ' Q5 , sm. N ,u 'uf 'iv f, .QW ,, 1, r. 1:1 Yi , 4u4U'-f '2 ' 4.v',,Q g'.Q' ,MS ' W . 4,1 5w,f+Mg ' V? 'v,fe:.F 6 , Xe wr M4 I 7. i QEEQQTWQ 4 ii, fktjin.-Zia kin' A.-1-153 1' 1-.ff ' ' if. 'FL wfmmmn 1 '25 M:,.Hf.ff nwwQWmm , uf, gm, 52,31 V . ,ga M' iq -iii. ., . r 1 W 5 J'-J K , gif' ' .'f?,,, n F -my ,J , 2-lf ,' X , ,'-iff' , F: , Ji f '-f' - Jaw ., , , g'k ' 5,579 , 3, ,Eggs-v 'N X JIS'-f' 1 M 'H , . 11, gr ? if 3 vf 'W Hx K4 wx -7 ' is 'F' ,M , l , . H+-l., ,, Peggy Joyce Nancy Stokes Judy Cr21Wf0rd 1 - Donna Kuebler Nancy Coifey Cindy lI1gCTSOll Mary Beth Fors Pat Casler Mari Nicotera arsity Cheerleaders Give them an HU for happy, hearty, and hoarse, an NAU for aggressive, articu- late, and active, an Ma, for magnetic, mouthy, and Miss Byrnes, a f'B,' for boun- cy, buoyant, and Bulldogs, a HU for uniformed, up-in-the-air, and unfetteredg an RH for roaring, rousing, and robust, and a MGE for genial, gregarious, and great. What have you got? Hamburg Varsity Cheerleaders. Louder! HAMBURG VAR- SITY CHEERLEADERS! 106 7 Donna Morehouse Cindy Evans Hamburg Bulldog 1 x ff 1 Qi, .1 K X - :mil V - 5 - 3 atQ-W.-'iiitml,-4373513 ' - C fm w 3t'!:. i...if3f'. f if s W C .,.L ' is if . fb 5 1, Q' 1 - 'e f H- -5 ' ,sy 'lf-'xl 1 fr 1 Ni f T ff' . V? . ,. .Inga -P, '? .'u ,. tg. -Y . we '52f.4.-:ff- ffm 3 V.-fa ,Jiffy .. .,-.fm Minkel fco-captainj Farr Cco captainj Fran! Row: Treman, McRobert, Foote, Doherty, Stoklosa, Minkel fCo-captainj, Farr fCo-captainj, Henry, Staudmgfer, Willet, Klipfel, Harris, Stewart fManagersj. Second Row: Pratt, Baer, Draudt, ampson, Polvino, Duchmann, Bilka, Christiana, Sillence, Giles, Jones, Lee, Ostrout, Fleissner, Lauchert, Bidney. Third Row: Mr. Thomas, Lyons, Green, Neale, Schwagler, Kiefer, Martin, Drews, Barlow, Brogan, Samuelson, Byers, Hoth. arsity Soccer The defending Section VI champions did it again last fall at Clarence. The Varsity Soccer team defeated West Seneca East, 4-3, to retain the sectional cup with a 10-3-4 record. In one of the finest games played in W.N.Y. last season, Hamburg scored to clinch the victory. Undefeated in their division, the team won the E.C.I.C. Division II Title as well, with a 6-0-4 record. A change in formation just before the sectionals, which sparked the teamas already potent offense, proved invaluable. Captained by wings, Scott Farr and Don Minkel, and tallyhoed by Coach Thomas, the team was superb in all departments, in Keeping with the tradition of fine soccer playing at Hamburg. 107 Hamburg Opponent 3 Williamsville South l 5 Williamsville South 3 l Clarence l 2 Clarence 2 4 Williamsville North l 2 Williamsville North l l Orchard Park l 2 Orchard Park l 2 Frontier 0 3 Frontier l l West Seneca West l 2 West Seneca West O l Amherst 3 l Amherst 6 2 Maryvale 3 3 Orchard Park l 4 West Seneca East 3 Front Row: H. Pszonak, Hyer, P. Pszonak QManager5j. Ludwig, Holtz, Becker, Brown, Collins. Fourth Row: Kroll, Second Row: Mr. Owen, Riordan, Klein, Kestler, Cherry Dulski, Ryan, Kerst, Mr. Gorline. Fwh Row! D2llkSO, fCo-captainl, Horni fCo-captainj, Denecke, Thurber, White, Wostanik, Adler. Bruder, Wiltsie. Third Row: Baer, Tacka, Swart, Chatman, Collins. aw ,+fe2f.fft T1 r . ,,f:xw, ,fr ffm '?: , A , , Vi . - ff tt V' te-t B es A, V ,V -' 4, ,tt J 7 V. 5?.,,,,g,lg3gW,g5V,'t,iV- B 1 V we V af Wxffgxw' ,, fl-gi?g.f,.7f V . ff., t, my ,f ,Wa Wx if Vzmrt V 7 . f' fig .A Horni, Cherry Qco-captainsj '. ,v,-V 'Q V, .V V :Va 'V :- W. ,Ml ,iq H., ,g,,l.,,tr,fUfgE5,,,.,gV- ,MW 3 QU 1 V ,V f i .9-'11, azfmjjr Denecke Q f' 'ff , 'gif V 'lf.ylIl .ii fi',, f .,r' g:,,f,,,f. 7, ,,4ggxy.w,fE5 .Vq K ,zf'frrf'V1,-we 3, mv .3 1' sA'1:2,L5'v w ,' M31 My ' 'Q :Y 5' 1 ' V- eta. . P 1' .L ,., I' , , ,, 3 VV ,V-K. V ig t V1 1352522 .+. 'fnz?'e:4V.. . f ' '- ' 2 113,-, irsimi 21? ' Vt fi. QW- 53,31 rw- . : -'1 ' g.2T..'V JR-:V 44:0-Q j'e,,'f-.f'.,V 221-ref ,-,. ' 2941- ' ,ff v ' 2- A ,Jr '-. I ll .JVM , - V ,v .,1 ,,w,,5gj.4 .,-yi, V V- V . f . M..-...fi wx , L- '.. Ifrjgvf 7 t,i,7,,g'r'.l-M1263 I Wy, ,V.,3,,.Vt V: A .QV .a,Ei,,, 'J 4fSS'V1. 1' 'Y . l Cross Countr To the surprise of no one, this yearls 6'Harriers', had a truly terrific season. With their Co-captains, Mark Horni and Neil Cherry and Sec- tional champ, Bob Collins, the team finished second in their division producing the best record in five years. Coaches, James Owen and Gary Gorline, are optimistically looking forward to next year! 108 Front Row: Scully fCaptainJ, Hummel, O'Neill, Hagelin. Ryan. Second Row: Mr. Almond, Zemla, Budney, Canfield, Schaelfer, Kogut. North Scully, captain w?' olleyball The Hamburg Volleydogs, with Coach Almond, had their best season in the his- tory of volleyball at Hamburg, with an eight-win, six-loss record. The team was kept in hand by Captain Bill Scully. Backed by the spiking power of Tom Hum- mel and Paul Zemla and the pitching strength of Guy Schaefer, Bruce Budney and George O'Neil, the Volleydogs proved the meaning of organized teamwork. 109 Rusert CCaptainJ arsit Football Touchdown! Touchdown! We want a touchdown! And that is ex- actly what our Varsity boys gave us. Excitement in the stands was at times bursting as our Bulldogs trampled the opposition, ending the sea- son with a 5-won-3-lost record. Highlighting the season was a very close, illuminated night game against the Lancaster Redskins which had both sides screaming themselves hoarse. Once again the '72 team proved themselves outstanding in the tradition of football at H.H.S. Front Row: Bruder, Denecke, Newland, Hofner, Gerhart, Ruh, Schelfer, Curle, Cullen. Second Row: Mr. Van Valkenburgh, Swigonski, Kracht, Green, Hoyt, Boyd, Rusert, Gilbert, Feuerstein, Edie, Jones, Kluckholm, Mr. Siedlick. Third Row: Duffy, Des Soye, Krone, Plewik, Petrucelli, Tilou, Schultz, Hackett, Kennedy, Enders, Wichrowski, Vantine, Missert. First score denotes Hamburg Q 0 I l l a I game! 1 42 Olean is Seneca E! Itshl 38 y, . ' O S 0 dogs A l l x P' fp X Q95 x Q 'jf so 9 x Q I f 43 fi ' X A ' , fy X v ' 5 ' ' 0 f i X 9 51 9 i ., Swimming Hard working were the Bullfrogs this year. Coach William Brand led his swimmers in his last season after 17 years of coaching. With the help of captains Bob Kuhn and George Davis the team proved to be more than enough for its competitors, and came up with many strong indi- vidual and team wins. Front Row: Calkins, Millar, Biehler, Lee. Second Row: Donnelly fManagerJ, Wiltsie, Lengel, Putnam, Daley, Mr. Brand, Mr. Vanderzell. Third Row: Kogut, Christofferson, Davis CCo-captainl, Krone, Dulfy, Barlow, Rasputin, Schneider. Fourth Row: Beale, Calkins, Pope, Farr. Fwh Row: Arbuckle, Kuhn CCO-captainj. 111 Kuhn Co-captain Davis Co-captain E ' k'.. .1 A L Front Row: Yoviene, Zittel. Snyder. Anderson. Tom Denecke tCo-captainj, Marty Denecke, Gearhart. Beer, Doug Boyd, Dan Boyd tCo-captainl. Richie. Second Row: Dean tManagerl. Gillon, Taylor, Sarcione. Rich. Blue, Phillips. Brown. Becker, Bartz, West CManagersl. Third Row: Mr. Whitman tCoachj, Davies. McNally tManaersl. Baer. Winling, Walker. Dschuden, Prasnjak, Warner, Marty Johnson, M'liss Johnson tManagerJ. Mr, Clark tAssistant Coachl. Wrestling Despite the inexperience of this year's team members, our Pretzel- Bulldogs pinned themselves an- other exciting season. Co-captains Tom Denecke and Dan Boyd and their team of muscular matmen chalked up a 5-9-0 record. With the interest shown by our wrestling under- classmen. Coaches Whitman and Clark are anticipating an exceptional season on the mats next year. Hamburg Opponent 8 Williamsville North 50 ll Sweet Home 43 18 Lancaster 36 20 Iroquois 38 20 Maryvale 30 l9 Williamsville South 3l 39 Lackawanna l7 I9 Amherst 34 30 West Seneca West 20 13 West Seneca East 40 30 Frontier 27 10 Clarence 41 24 Ma le Grove 22 31 Orclhard Park 21 1.- Denecke fco-captamj Boyd tco-captain! Hamburg Opponent 49.80 Amherst 68.15 6l.30 Sweet Home 53.75 54.45 Kenmore East 54.25 53.25 Williamsville No. 62.50 49.40 Jamestown 72.25 55.40 Kenmore West 69.40 55.75 Maryvale 64.90 56.20 No. Tonawanda 66.75 Marc Fleissner fCaptainj mmastics Strength, agility and, above all, utmost concentration and precision are what it takes to make a good gymnast. Our gymnasts parallel these qualities. Because of the leadership of Coach Beach and Captain Marc Fleissner, our gymnastics team is a vigorous plus for our school. la ,lg , Y , k ,Z Front Rowf Fleissner, Burton. Griffey, Mumford. Second Row: Sluerth, Stammer, Mr. Beach, Gonzalous, Whaley. 113 Front Row: Williams fManagerj, Hoth, Edie, Scully, Hoyt, Lauchert. Second Raw: Swart, Stoklosa, Mauer, Mr. Mann, Weiss, Giles, Hummel fCaptainJ. ,..., , -S I Y N I x I X xx I X If X l x ' s , X I t I s , X , x I x x V V Varsity Basketball Team spirit: thatis what our Varsity Basketball team was all about. It was a first and very proud year for Coach Mann as the Bulldogs closed the season with a ten won- eight lost record. The bleachers were packed and roaring W en, with barely seconds to go, the last ball sunk, es- tablishing a new team scoring record of 101 points! If N I XX f x I x 1 Hamburg Opponent 53 East Aurora 76 78 Orchard Park 57 71 Frontier 75 I -59 Eden 58 I 60 Lak eshore 55 '83 West Seneca East 91 I 54 Frontier SI 49 AITll'lCTSl 72 58 Sweet Home 68 Lancaster 61 80 Wfiffiiiavesffiiasii lrtst 53 67 Frdii ' t,,, gs 68 54 Amh 62 74 sweet ,lifnggil 81 66 Lancas at I i J 57 N lOl Maryvale 56 1 Scully Hummel CCaptainJ Hoyt Termi Combining tremendous skill and agility with the excellent coaching of Mr. James Henneberg, the 1972 Bulldog Tennis Team ended its season with a wallop- ing 9-0 record. Great competitive spirit and hours of practice took Pete Black and Bill Weiss to the state sectionals, bringing great pride and acknowledgement to Hamburg High School. Next year we can expect another exciting season with many fine, talented individual leaders. Hamburg Opponent 5 Williamsville North 0 3 2 4 Clarence l 5 0 3 Orchard Park 2 4 l 5 West Seneca West 0 5 0 5 Lackawanna O as .. Qt. A . xv 1 -5 -u mm 5,532 mg if Front Row: Holtz, Smith, Moses, Dash. Second Row: Weiss, Sullivan, Jones, Pondo, Draudt. 115 Baseball The 1972 baseball team won four of its last seven games, almost breaking even With a 6-8 record. Highlighted by two big wins over Amherst and an 11-1 killing of Frontier, Coach Seidleck has high hopes for the 1973 campaign. Ten of the tifteen men were juniors, in- cluding Tom Moltz, who was the team's batting all-star. Cottet tCaptainj E i l l i Front Row: Moltz, Fuller, Holfner. Second Row: May, Gilbert, Cottet fCaptainj, Mr. Seidleck, Rusert, Markello, Daunce. Third Row: Rauch, Willet, Farr, Perdue, Simmeth. 116 ..i-'YT' .a is-A-a -1,01 M .xy x 1.25-1 Af 38.395 1 5 ella ana ' , f -43 in Robinson fCo-captainj Walker fC0'C3PI3iY0 Track Many great individual efforts helped the Hamburg track team enjoy another rewarding season. With the coaching of Mr. Owen, Mr. Whitman, and Mr. Gorline, the team com- piled a respectable 4-4 record. Don Hoth and Dave Walker were Section VI winners in the high jump and broad jump, respectively, while Steve Shifller was the state champion in the triple jump. K HHamburg rt, 39 tpjj , , e it rra t 79 . . R. yctc . C iiive . 62 . C C ,,', ' - 7i7 ilcl . L 2 I A lft at 65 e t W if eett . 49 i j i3Ts WgQ.gj i1TC ' . i ..,, ,,4,t .,1,i4,,lctf,j21g1 ij,ifti,f, ,fff 1 .W I .:L,, , ..,v.,, mm- Q . t- r --we f ,,...t,.. - -1 Front Row: Dulski, Shiffler, Wiles, Boyd, Schoenborn, Spenier, Robinson. Walker, Baer, Christiana, Vacanti, Dulski, Kerwin, Collins. Second Row: Bourne, Bruder. Krone, Molmen, Holt, Tillou, Ockler, Lovell. Edie. Knappert, Hoeber, Hoth, Pryor. Duckworth, Rich, Coach Witman, Hartloh' QManagerj, Coach Gorline, Morehouse lManagerJ, Coach Owen. Third Row: Boyd, Giles, Lee, Beger, Brown, Bidney, Wiltsie. Vantine. Cherry. Ruh. Scheffer, Minkel, Stamer, Boggan, Dulski, Warner. Ryan. Clweedeaders Nine spirited cheerleaders urged our young athletes to vic- tory this year, led b Chris Jones for Fall Sports andy Kim Inger- soll for Winter. Every meet, match or game found these energetic and rousing girls cheering with high spirits. They now look forward, with enthu- siasm to becoming Senior Var- sity Cheerleaders. Hackett, Mattimore, Budney, Jones, Kuebler, Ingersoll, Kyne, Denecke, Riordan. Hamburg Opponent 4 Williamsville South 3 l Clarence 0 4 Williamsville North 0 4 Orchard Park l 4 Frontier l 2 West Seneca l 4 Amherst l 4 Williamsville South 3 l Clarence 0 3 Williamsville North 0 3 Orchard Park l 4 Frontier 3 4 West Seneca l 2 Lakeshore 3 5 Maryvale 2 3 Amherst 2 Front Row: Schlierf, Durr, Morehouse, Minkel, MCGZUVH- OSIYOUL L--MCGHIV2-1, J- H-?ldZiCki, Villarini, Rich fCo-ca tainj, Ketterer QCO-ca tainj, G00dfCd5- Chflfflackv Third ROW-' EIUCTSOH, W3,lSh. Laucherh Wolff, Macgonaldi young- Second? Row Houseknecht, Leonard, Sarcione, Lester, Stressing, Fallon, Gordon, Clancy, Fisher, Yoviene, K. Doherty,ThounhufsfiF0fHffy,Kl1Hee1Sm1fh. .V.Soccer This year the Junior Bulldogs molded superior individual skills into excellent teamwork, setting a 15-l record. Among these victories were two defeats of rival, Amherst. Individual accomplishments were great but overshadowed by a balance of talent in all areas. Co-captains, Todd Rice, Tom Ketterer and Ray Emerson worked with Coach Whitman in producing such outstanding teamwork. vw. , .l 1, 1 M yi -an 1 3' lf' .,, ra, - , ffjiz ' w. 35,721 .I l , f , V v, Ffont row: Hofner tmanagerl, Hansen, Gillon, Seder, Kennedy, Petzing, Peters, Henning, Murser, Rich, Stamer, Mathien. Second row: Mr. Beach, Boyfl, Beckett, Johnson, Kalke, Agnew, Black, Brunner, Mencer, Beckett, Wilson, Phillips, Mr. illiman. Third row: Mr. Kartalis, Pryor, MacMurray, O,Brien, Kuebler, Galley, Hoeber, Pack, Warner, Peoples, Courtney, Dueger. Hamburg Opponent '5 'iii ff sill 'rlr 4 63 East Aurora 65 2 6 Q 72 Orchard Park 42 .3 ,, 5 I 72 Albion 55 5 E Eff ' ,. 89 Holland 43 . if 4-HCP 61 Lake shore 57 , 41-, 2.,,-fig R ' 63 West Seneca 52 A A 5 ' 'Q ff! -Ani? 80 Frontier 61 .. M159 -,RAJ4 3 -9 48 Amherst 55 4- ., jf ,, 57 Sweet Home 83 -' 5- I 9' ' ' 7l Lancaster 86 .. 9 is 52 Maryvale 39 2 - , 1 A , L 74 Lake shore 47 ,, ,-'p . v f an, 56 West Seneca 54 .. , M 2 ' I 7 63 Frontier 62 2 ' - 4 7 3 72 Amherst 56 , , ?AYENx 7l Sweet Home 82 , 'A K+ 49 Lancaster 59 , A ' ' 7 3 78 Maryvale 56 fi' . BasketbaH The J.V. Basketball team had another winning sea- son. They compounded a 13-5 record and became Christmas Tournament champions. Coach Jim Owen was very pleased with the improvement ofthe team and promises an even better season next year. . FootbaH Between the rugged work of the teammates, and the fine leadership of Mr. Milliman and Mr. Beach, the J.V. Football team had an outstanding sea- son. The support and excite- ment of our cheerleaders and spectators helped our J.V. squad achieve such great suc- cess. Hamburg Opponent 34 East Aurora 0 22 Olean 8 32 Maryvale 6 24 Lackawanna O O Frontier 0 14 W. S. East 0 26 Lancaster 0 32 Orchard Park O Front row: Hoeber fmanagerj, Courtney, Kroll, Becket, Petzing, Brunner Piccioli, Becket fmanagerj Second row: Mr. Owen, Ketterer, Durr, Hansen Kaminski, Ravin, Peters, McHenry tmanagerj. Field ockey Under the skillful guidance of Coach Roche and the spir- ited leadership of Co-captains Califano and Poppenburg, the Girls, Field Hockey Team placed fourth in ECIC competi- tion. Out of six meets, they won one, tied two, and lost three. l Hamburg Opponent 0 Amherst 3 1 3 Sweet Home 0 1 Iroquois l 1 Williamsville North 3 0 Pioneer 0 l 0 Grand Island 2 Front Row: Lee, Stuhlmiller, Friant, Leonard. Second Row: Davies fManagerQ, Clancy. Wiles Wagner. Weiss, Carrithers, Miss Roche. Farr. Third Row: Califano. Poppenburg. Front Row: Schrauth, Samter, Gregory, Schutts. Second Row: L. Schen, A. Schen, Barber, Miss Byrnes. Girls Tennis Team The Tennis Team ended its season in second place with a 14-6 record. Sin- gle and double matches were highly competitive against the teams from Am- ff herst, Sweet Home, Williamsville North, and Grand Island. Congratulations go 1 to all the team, especially to the second doubles team of Lynn Samter and Joan 4 Schrauth who finished second in the playoffs! 5 120 Asa Nilsson amburg Opponent Grand Island I Amherst 4 Sweet Home I North Collins 0 Girls Basketball Strength and stamina - the formula for a good basketball team - are two ingredients which our girls certainly possessed. They put in all they had, plus an extra helping from their coach, Miss Moses and Captain, Joanne Poppenberg, Hamburg Opponent 53 Pioneer 34 27 Iroquois 42 37 Pioneer 31 31 Grand Island 43 28 Grand Island 33 36 Iroquois 49 Poppenberg tCaptainJ Front Row: Farr, Lee, Green, Skinner, McQuillan. Westlund. Second Row: Janet Poppenberg, Parungo. Andrle. Schen, Clancy, Miss Roche tCoachJ, Ziebarth. Felger, Joanne Poppenberg CCO-captainl, Kerker, Stuhlmiller tCo-captainj, Califano. Fran! Row: Stoll, Robin- son, Weiss. Second Row: Benzinger, Cash, Friant, Vukelic, Stahl, Schoelheld, Colello, Mrs. Sutton CAdvisorj. Third Row: Joyce, Mattimore, Reynolds. Girls Swimming Last year the Girlis Competitive Swim Team finished a good season with a 3-I record. Under the guidance of Mrs. Sut- ton the team prospered and she expects a victorious season this year. From Row: Quigg, Farr, Clancy. Stuhlmiller. Second Row: Lee. Poppenberg fCz1ptainJ. Califano. Third Row: Ross. Wiles. Fourth Row: McQuillan. Andrle. Whener. Friant. Poppenherg. Stuhlmiller tCo-captainsl. olleyball Swift and skillful - these are the two most appropri- ate words which describe this year's girls volleyball team. Hard practice under the direction of Coach Roche brought each girl closer to perfection in aim and agility. 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Cortland 67 Alba, Karen 67, 93 Alba, Robert 9, 50 Allen, Ninette Mrs. 74 Allen, Michael 65 Alles, Jeffrey 65 Almond, Lou Mr. 109 Altherr, Albert 67 Amrozowicz, Ralph 65, 87 Anderson, Jean 67, 93 Anderson, Timothy 65 Andrews, Jay 67 Andrle, Elizabeth 67 Annichiarico, Susan 70 Appleby, William 87 Arbuckle, Jeffrey 65 Azzarella, Louise 67 Babcock, Spencer 67 Bacon, Mary 67 Baer, David 65, 107 Baer, Glenn 67 Baer, Steven 65, 117, 112 Baker, Jean 65, 96 Baker, John D. 9 Baker, Michael 67 Baldwin, Dorothy Mrs, 67, 75, 95 Ball, Bonnie 67, 89 Ball, Francis 66, 67 Ball, Jacqueline 9, 87, 89, 103 Ballachino, Paul 67 Bapst, Linda 67 Barber, Robin 67, 120 Barlow, Mark 9, 107 Barlow, Sharon 67, 93, 97 Barnum, Allayne Mrs. 75 Bartlett, Gretchen 9 Bartlett, Peter 67 Bartley, Matthew 9 Bartz, Rosemary 67, 98, 112 Bastedo, Ann 9. 87, 99 Bates, Virginia 66, 67, 86, 103 Battistelli, Richard 9 Bauer, Cathy 65 Baur, Jay 9 Bauld, Suzanne 67, 89. 93 Beale, Raymond 65 Beck, Esther Mrs. 75 Becker. Karen 9, 89 Becker, Kathy 9, 50, 86, 89, 93, 103 Becker, Kevin 65, 112 Beckett, Gary 67 Beckley, Kenneth 9, 87 Beer, David 65, 67, 112 Beer. Margaret 89. 93. 99 Beger, Brian 67, 99, 117 Bell, Laurie 60, 65 Bembia, Elaine 9 Bennett, Linda 67 Bennett, Suzanne 65, 103 Benson, Lynne 68 Bentkowski, Edward 67 Benzinger, Kristine 66, 68 Bernacik, Thomas 65 Bernick. Lynn 66, 67 Berry, Lynn 9. 50, 53, 87, 90, 96 110 Best, Jeffrey 9 Best, Joel 67 Best, Mary 65, 87 Beverly, Michael 9 Beyer, Brian 103 Bidner, Merribeth 60, 61, 65, 103 Bidney, Michael 65, 107, 117 Bieger, James 87 Biehler, Bonnie 65, 89 Biehler, Jeffrey 67 Bielecki, Dennis 9 Bieron, Michael 67 Bilka, Daniel 60, 65, 107 Billman, Philip 65 Bills, Dennis 9 Birdsall, Mary Mrs. 75 Bishop, George 9, 91 Bistervels, Bart 9, 91. 92, 103 Black, Brian 9, 87, 96, 99 Black, Jeffrey 67 Black, Joseph 65 Blackwell, Patricia 65 Blakeslee, Kim 65 Blaser, Kim 65 Bleyle, Edward 65, 97 13 4 Index Blue, Keith 67, 112 Borway, Bruce 65, 97 Boggan, Martin 67, 117 Bolt, Deborah 9, 50, 87, 89, 103 Bollinger, Elizabeth Mrs. 75 Bonna beau, Susan 9 Bonus, Katherine 9 Borer, Borst. John 67 Susan 65 Bourne, Thomas 9, 117 Boyd, Alberta Mrs. 71, 75 Boyd, Daniel 9, 88, 102, 112, 117 Boyd, David Mr. 75 Boyd. Douglas 68, 112, 117 Boyer, Barbara 9 Brach, Daniel 67 Brach, Michael 65 Brach, Sheilah 9 Brady, Brian 67 Brand, Ellen 9, 50, 89, 93, 102 Brand, William Mr. 75 Braun, Patrick 67 Brierley, Stuart 65, 97, 102 Bristow, Margaret 65 Brogan, Carol 9, 87 Brogan, Jill 9, 89 Brogan, John 67 Brogan, Robert 65, 107 Brokopp, Elke 9 Brooks, David 9 Brooks, Karen 9 Broscius, Donald Mr. 75 Brown, David 67 Brown, Diane 65 Brown, James 9 Brown, Karen 67 Brown, Kevin 67 Brown, Paul 65, 112 Brown, Roberta 45 Brown, Roseanne 45 Brown, William 65, 117 Browne, Donald 65 93, 96, Burger, Roy 9 Burger. Ruth 9 Burket, Regis 67 Burns, Margaret 9 Burton, James 65, 88, 113 Burton, Pamela 9, 50, 89, 93 Byer, Edward 67 Byers, Brent 60, 65, 96, 97, 107 Byrnes, Mary Miss 75, 88, 120 Cable, Denise 67 Cable, Marcia 9 Caggeso, Patricia 67 Caggeso, Victoria 65 Cahill, Terence 65 Califano, Theresa 60, 65, 88, 120 Caligiuri, Judith 9, 93, 103 Calkins, Benjamin 60, 86, 91, 96 97, 98 Calkins, Hugh 65, 67, 97, 98 Camino, Kim 68 Cantield, Loretta 67, 87 Cappola, Nicholas 67 Carlone, Barbara 68, 96 Carlson, Karen 65 Carnevale, Luann 9 Carrithers, Sandra 68, 86, 98, 120 Carrow, Arlene 65, 67 Caselli, Deena 64 Casey, Kathleen 9 Cash, Cheryl 68, 97, 99 Cashion, Carol 68 Casler, Patricia 9, 53, 86, 89, 90 91, 102 Casnellie, Michael 87 Caughel, Robert 65 Cavallo, Robert 68 Cebula, Barbara Miss 60, 75 Cheney, Frederick 65, 103 Cherry, Neil 13, 88, 117 Cherry, Pamela 68 Chiarilli, James 68 Childs, Ronald 65 Christiana, Jack 13, 88, 107, 117 a a Bruder, Darrell 65, 117 Bruder, Eric 9, 88 Brunner, Cheryl 9, 87, 89 Brunner, Michael 67 Bruto, Leni 65 Budney, Bruce 9, 50, 103, 109 Budney, Diane 66, 67, 98, 118 Budney, Keith 65 Christiana, Teri 65, 95 Christolferson, John 68, 100 Chuba, Gail 13, 87, 96, 99, 103 Clancy, Marie 65, 87, 88, 120 Clark Carrie 68 Clark, Christopher 65 Clark, Jeffrey 68 Clark Mr. 112 Fittry, Clark, Richard 68 Clarke, Stephanie 68 Clisham, Sandra 13 Coady, Sheila 68 Cochran, Lisa 66, 68, 93, 96, 99 Codd, Sheila 13, 87 Coffey, Nancy 60, 65, 88, 89, 95 Colfey, Patricia 13, 95, 97, 103 Colarossi, Gina 65 Cole, Mary 13 Colello, Susan 60, 65, 89, 103 Colin, Sherrie, 68, 103 Collett, Candace 65 Collett, Michelle, 68, 87 Collins, Anita 66, 97 Collins, Bronson Mr. 75, 103 Collins, Catherine Miss 68, 75 Collins, Robert 13, 88, 117 Collins, Margaret Mrs. 62, 75, 95, 102 Collins, William 13 Colonna, Karyn 13, 99 Connell, Cynthia 65, 95 Connine, Cynthia 65, 87 Connors, Kenneth 13, 103 Conroy, Philip 65 Cook, Mary 68, 89, 93 Cook, Sally 65 Cooper, Andrew Mr. 75 Cooper, Daniel 68 Comwall, Robert 65 Cornwell, Ronald 68, 97 Corto, Dominic 65 Cottet, Gail 68 Cottet, Kevin 116 Courteau, Roger 13 Courteau, Wayne 68 Courtney, Dennis 66, 68 Covert, Cheryl 13 Coville, Fred Mr. 75 Coyle, Laura 68, 93 Cramer, Patricia 68 Crawford, Anne 13, 87, 89 Crawford, Judith 60, 62, 86, 89 Critoph, Dorothy Mrs. 76 Crossan, Beth 65, 89 Crossley, Cindy 13, 102, 103 Cuedek, Linda 13 Cullen, Gerald 13 Cullen, Kathleen 68 Cullen, Robert 65 Cummings, Lawrence 68 Cummings, Michael 68 Curle, Kenneth 13, 86 Cushing, Barbara 13 Cwick, Suzanna 62 Czajka, Marsha 65, 89, 94 Daley, Joseph 60, 65, 97 Daly, Mary 65 Daly, Paul 13 Daly, Timothy 68 Damon, Jon 68 Damon, Mark 65 Danis, Joy 68 Dash, Richard 13, 115 Dash, Robert 65 Daunce, Robert 116 Davies, Debora 65, 112, 120 Davies, Janet 68 Davis, George 13, 50, 52, 88, 101 Davis, Linda 65 Davis, Lynette 65, 87, 93 De Carlo Antionette 68 De John Phyllis 13, 89, 93 Dean, Deborah 68, 112 Dedominces, Tina 65 Della Penta, Donna 14 Delmonto, Donna 14, 103 Demerly, Christine 68 Demmerley, Donna 68 Denecke, Ellen 68, 118 Denecke, Martin 65, 112 Denecke, Thomas 14, 50, 88, 102, 103, 112 Dennies, Susan 64, 103 Des Soye, Clark 64 Des Soye, Madeline 64 Devitt, Dianne 68, 93, 99 Dice, Pamela 14, 87, 89, 93, 95, 97, 98, 99, 100, 102, 103 Dickson, Barbara Mrs. 63, 76 Diemer, Cindy 65 Dils, Dale 68 Dilt, Brian 14 Dimpfl, Robin 14, 50, 89 Doherty, Michael 88, 42, 107 Donnelly, Brian 64 Donohue, Linda 14 Donohue, Mark 68 Dornhaffer, Marian Mrs. 76 Dotzler, Norman 68, 87 Dowler, Robin 14 Drankhan, Kurt 64 Draudt, Kevin 14 Draudt, Thomas 60, 64, 107, 115 Drews, Gary 14, 107 Driscoll, Raymond 64 Dschuden, Bruce 68, 112 Dubois, Denise 64 Dubrowskij, Andreas 14 Duchmann, JeiTrey 14, 107 Duckworth, Susan 66, 68, 93, 103 Duckworth, Thomas 117 Duewinger, Mark 68 Duifner, John Mr. 76 Fenger, Thomas 68, 97 Ferrentino, Janet 68, 97 Ferris, William 14 Duffy, James 64, 88 Dulski, James 14, 117 Dulski, John 68, 117 Dulski, Joseph 117 Durfee, Sandra Mrs. 76, 102 Durni, Raymond 64 Feuerstein, Thomas 17, 88 Fiegl, David 68 Fiero Diane 17, 97, 98, 99 Fiero, Katherine Mrs. 76, 99 Fijas, Frederick 17 Finch, Deanna 68, 97, 99 Durr, James 68, 118 Dusch, Christine 64 Dye, Eleanor Mrs. 76 Dygent, Robert 68 Dylong, Kathleen 96 Dylong, Suzanne 64, 68 Dyson, Barbara 64 Dziegelski, Michael 64 Eaton, Anne 14, 89, 93 Ebel, Diane Miss 68, 76 Ebner, Thomas 64 Eckel, Susan 68, 88 Edgar, Teri 64 Edie, James 14, 88, 114, 117 Edington, Thomas 68 Eggleston, Lance Mr. 76 Ellis, Pamela 60 Ellis, Peter 64 Emerson, Raymond 68, 118 English, Patrick 68 English, Tacy 14, 87, 89, 99 Erickson, Diane 60, 61, 62, 86, 88, 89, 93 Errington, William 14 Evans, Anita 66, 67, 68, 93, 96, 97 Evans, Cynthia 14, 50, 53, 86, 90, 91, 102 Evans, Wendy 86, 68 Fagan, John 68 Fagnan, Nadine 14 Fallon, Michael 68, 100, 118 Fancher, Eileen 68, 97 Fancher, Sharon 14, 87, 103 Parkes, Joni 68 Farmer, Angela 64, 97 Farr, Sarah 64, 88, 97, 120 Farr, Scott 14, 42, 50, 88, 98, 107, 116 Faulring, Gail 68, 93, 96 Fechter, Wendy 66, 68, 89 Fegal, Elizabeth 14, 87 Felger, Christine 60, 65, 87, 88, 89, 93, 97, 98, 99 Felice, Anita 68, 99 Felice, Paula 14 Fellows 60, 64, 89 Fenger, John 14, 97 Finch, Sara 17, 97, 99 Finegan, Brenda 76 Fisher, Deborah 17, 87 Fisher, Henry 64, 94 Fisher, James 118 Fisher, Norman 17, 94, 101, 103 Fisher, Sarah 68 Belinda 68 Fitzpatrick, James 64 Fitzpatrick, Kathleen 17, 87 Fitzpatrick, Mary 68 Flanagan, Margaret Miss 76, 103 Fleck, Cynthia 66, 67, 69, 86 Fleck, Deborah 17, 93, 90, 96, 99 102 Fleissner, Marc 17, 50, 88, 107, 112 Fleming, Katherine 66, 67 68, 86 89 Fletcher, Eileen 17 Flook, Becky 64, 96 Foote, Allan 17, 50, 83, 102, 103, 107 Forney, Gregory 66, 70, 86, 118 Fors, Mary Beth 64, 94, 106 Forsberg, Barbara 17 Fortune, Margaret 68 Foser, Shirley Mrs. 65, 76 Foster, Mary 17, 93, 103 Fox, Jelfrey 17 Fox, Lou Anne 64 Frank, Mary 64, 93, 94, 103 Frantz, Thomas 64, 87 Freedman, Debbie 17, 102 Frey, Bruce 64 Friant, Patricia 68, 88, 120 Friebis, Joanne 17 Friend, Edward Mr. Fuller, Adrian 17, 116 Fuller, Debra 68, 97 Fullerton, Karen 17 Fullington, Nancy 68 Fullone, Vincent 17 Funke, Christopher 64 Fyock, Karen 66, 68 Gaffney, Colleen 68 Gagner, June 64 Gahr, Michael 64 Galac, Alan 68 Galantowicz, Lawrence 17 Gallengher, Michael 68 Galley, Betsy 68 Galley, Thomas 64, 97 Gambino, Dominic 68 Gambino, Jeanne 68, 89 Gambino, Patricia 66, 68, 89, 93 Gandy, Diane 17, 94, 103 Gandy, Leroy 68 Garnett, Greta 64, 97, 99 Gaupp, Elizabeth 17, 89 Gaupp, John 17 Gearhart, Terry 17, 112 Genco, Joanne 18, 87, 88, 89, 103 Genco, Patricia 68, 99 Georger, Celeste 18 Gerbracht, Gerald Mr. 74 Germond, Mark 64 Gern, Carl 68 Gerstner, Gloria 18 Gerstner, Robert 68 Giambrone, Phyllis 64 Gibson, Roger 64 Gilbert, Jacqualine 68 Gilbert, John 18, 88, 116 Gildea, Mary 18. 94 Giles, Paul 117 Giles, Robert 60, 64, 107, 114 Gillette, Laura Miss 76 Gillon, Thomas 68, 112 Gilmour, Barbara 18, 50, 88, 89, 101, 103 Gilmour, Camille Mrs. 63, 76 Ginley, Kevin 68 Ginley, Patrick 18, 102 Glair, Edwin 18 Glende, Robert 64 Glor, John Mr. 64, 66, 76, 93 Glor, Linda Mrs. 70, 76 Gnacinski, Deborah 18, 89, 103 Gnacinski, Thomas 68 Godbout, Susan 18, 87 Goldbach, Jeff 68 Goldbach, Judith 68 Golubski, Anne 18, 88, 101, 103 Gonda, Joseph 18 Goodreds, Gregory 68, 118 Gorden, Dennis Mr. 77, 94 Gordon, Michael 18, 118 Gorline, Gary Mr. 117 Graser, Beth 18 Graser, Debra 18, 102, 103 Graves, Marion 18 Gray, David 18 Green Stephen 68, 97, Green Susan 88 Green Suzanne 18,87 Green, William 64 Greene, Richard 18 Greene, Sean 18 99, 107 Hartloff, Richard 64 Harvey, Susan 69 Haskell, Roger 64 Hasting, Charles 21 Haught, Joan 21 Hawkins, Debra 69 Greene, Shannon 68 Gregory, Stephanie 68, 89, 99, 120 Grieggs, Sharon 68, 100 Griffey, David 112 Griffey. Susan 68, 99 Griflin, Laura 60, 64 Grosjean, Lynn 18 Grottanelli, Keith 18 Grzybowski, Paul 64 Guenther, Karen 64 Gunzelman, Judy Mrs. 77 Grubacki, Stephen 18 Gustafson, Stephan 64 Guter, Ben 18 Gwynne, Belinda 64, 103 Hackett, Kathleen 68, 87, 92, 96, 118 Hadrych, Mary Nell 21, 103 Hadzicki, John 68, 118 Haefner, James 60, 64, 96, 97, 98 Hagelin, Michael 21, 102, 109 Hager, Laurie 68 Hagerdon, Richard 21 Hahn, Brian 68 Hahn, Wayne 21 Hall, Barbara 21 Hall, Brenda 68, 103 Hall, Cynthia 64 Hall, Douglas 64, 87 Hallick, Judy, 21, 87 Hallick, Laurie 69 Hames, Pamela 69 Hammond, Susan 64, 103 Haney, Jacqueline 66, 88, 100 Hanley, Laurie 21 Hanna, Daniel 64 Hanna, Ellsworth 69 Hanna, Sandra 62, 87 Hanneman, Gayle 64, 89 Hansen, Thomas 66, 69 Harding, Larry 64 Hare, Gloria 21 Harnick, Paul 64, 87 Harrington, Polly 21, 89 Harris, Margaret 64, 89, 94, 96, 98, 99, 107 Harris, Michael 64 Hart, Patricia 21 Hartloff, Deana Lynn 60, 64, 89, 102, 117 Hawkins, Nancy 21, 97, 98, 99 Haws, Susan 66, 69 Hebard, Dianne 21, 50, 89, 103 Hebard, Marcia 64 Heddon, Sandra Miss 77, 93 Heidenburg, Lori 69 Hellman, Brenda 21 Hendrix, Gail 69 Hendrix, Kenneth 21 Hengerer, Philip 69 Henning, Paul 69 Henry, Barbara 93 Henry, James 21 Henry Peter 64, 97 Henry , Timothy 21, 50, 96, 107 Hens, Suzanne 21 Heppner, Michelle 69 Hermans, Deborah 69 Hermans, Russell 21 Herron, Mary 69 Herschel, Dale 64, 87 Hess, Ruth Anne 21, 89, 103 Hewes, William 21 Hewitt, Paul 21 Hickok, Wayne 69 Hilaire, Harry Mr. 77 Hillyard, Jeffrey 21 Hine, John 87 Hirschman, Terri 69 Hoare, Grace Mrs. 60, 77, 89 Hobart, Michael Mr. 77, 98 Hoeber, Michael 117 Hoff, Patricia 22 Hoth, Donald 64, 88, 107, 114, 117 Hotho, Charles 22 House, Jean 64 Houseknecht, Kenneth 69, 118 Howe, Bonnie 22 Howe, Leanne 60, 61, 87, 89, 93 Hoyt, Edwin 22, 88, 102, 114 Hubbard, Charles 64, 97 Huen, Clifford Mr. 77 Hughes, James 64 Hughes, Jan 22 Hughes, Sheryl 64 Huguenard, Kathleen 69 Hummel, Thomas 22, 88, 109, 114 Humphreys, Susan 69 Huson, Peter 69 Hutchinson, Robert Mr, 77 Hyer, Katherine 22, 87 Hyland, Denise 22, 87 Ignaszweski, Mark 64 Ingersoll, Cynthia 60, 64, 93, 106 Ingersoll, Kimberly 69, 88, 118 Ingram, Carol 69 Ingram, Richard 69 Inskip. Robin 87, 102 Inskip, Terri 69 Jacob, Jeffrey 64 James, Douglas 96, 97 James, Lawrence 64 Jamison, Kathryn 22, 96, 97, 98, 99, 102, 103 Janca, Joseph 69 Janca, Susan 69 Jansen, Patricia 64, 69, 89, 93, 98 J astry, Gerald 64 Jastry, Kathleen 22, 50, 87, 89 Jeffers, David 69 Jenner, Gordon 64 Hoff, Susan 69, 87, 103 Hoffner, David Mr. 64, 77, 95 Hoffner, Richard 22, 88, 116 Holland, James 69 Holmes, Margaret Mrs. 77 Holt, Ronald 22, 101, 102, 117 Holtz, Richard 64, 97, 98, 115 Holtz, Sandra 50, 89 Holzinger, Charles 69 Homel, David 87 Hood, Lawrence Mr. 74 Hooper, Keith 60, 64, 96, 97, 98 Hornberger, Deborah 69 Hornberger, Jane 69 Hornberger, Richard 22 Horni, Mark 22, 88, 102, 103 Horton, Heidi 64, 87 Jenner, Laura 22 Jenney, Mark 69 Jewitt, April 64, 94 Johnson, Beverly 22 Johnson, Blair 69 Johnson, Jay 64, 87 Johnson, M'liss 60, 64, 112 Johnson, Johnson, Martin 69, 112 Timothy 61 Johnston, Charles 69 Johnston Jonas, D , Joanne 22 awn 69 Jones, Christine 69, 89, 93, 118 Jones, D avid 22, 50, 101, 102, 103, 107, 115 Jones, James Mr. 77 Jones, Lawrence 64 Jones, Lynnette 22, 87 Jones, Randy 64 Jones, Robert 64 Joos, Peter 22 Jordan, Charles 69 Jordan, Nancy 69 Joyce, Margaret 64, 89, 93, 106 Joyce, Robert 69 Juergens, Philip 22 Kalke, Thomas 69 Kaszubowski, Daniel 64, 97, 99 Kawaler, Deborah 69, 103 Kay, Kathryn 22, 102 Kay, Susan 69 Keesler, Rhonda 22 Kell, Sue 64, 93, 94, 99 Keller, Darlene 25, 87. 103 Keller, Sharon Miss 62 Kelly, Deborah 25 Kennedy, David 64 Kerker, Diane 69, 88 Kern, Jean 25 Kernahan, Susan 25, 102 Kernen, Julia 64 Kersten, Rosemary Miss 78 Kerwin, Glenn 117 Kessel, Paul 63, 94 Kestler, Shauan 69 Kestler, Steven 25, 88, 102 Ketterer, Thomas 66, 69. 118 Kiefer, Philip 64, 99, 107 Kieffer, Mary 60, 87 Kimmelman, Pamela 25, 87 King, Brian 25 King, Chris Mrs. 78 King, Janet 99 King, Maureen 69 Klein, Sherwood 25, 50, 53, 86, 103 Kleis, Amy 63, 87 Klepp, Harold 69 Kles, Sheila 69, 98 Klinczar, Dawn 69 Klingelsmith, James 118 Klingelsmith, William 25, 102 Klipfel, Garry 25, 107 Klispie, Wayne 65 Kluckhohn, Steven 63, 88 Knappert, David 67, 117 Koelmel, Kathryn 67 Koester, Gretchen 63, 67, 87 Koester, Marlene 25, 50, 88, 89, 93, 95 Kobran, Gary Mr. 78 Kogut, Lawrence 63, 109, 111 Kopf, Irene 67, 89 Kopf, Maureen 25 Korabek, Charles 67 Korabek, Karen 63, 89. 96 Kostorowski, Deborah 25, 87 Kowalski, Andres 25 Kracht, Paul 25 Krazmien, Mark 67, 103 Kreitzbender, Susan 63 Kremblas, Carl 66, 67 Kreutzer, David 63 Kroll, Martin 66, 69 Krone, Martin 63, 111, 117 Krone. Michael 67 Krueger, Janet 25, 97, 98, 102 Kruszynski, Daniel 63 Kruszynski, Francis 67 Kuebler, Donna 60, 62, 86, 89, 93 103, 106 Kuebler, Marie 25, 87 Kuebler, Sandra 25, 50, 87, 88, 89 93, 102 Kuebler, Sharon 67, 93, 118 Kuhn, D. Robert 25, 88, 102, lll Kuhn, Lauri 67, 93, 97 Kusmierczyk, Bruce 63 Kusmierczyk, Wayne 25, 103 Kuss, Diane 25 Kuznicki, Philip 25 Kwiatkowski, Jane 25, 102 Kwiatkowski, Jody 67, 89, 93 Kyne, Molly 66, 67, 86, 118 Kyte, Gregory 67 Laible, Scott 67 Lamm, David 26, 50, 102, 103, 111 Lamm, Sheryl 60, 63, 89, 93 Lamont, Nina 63, 98 Landes, Pamela 26, 87 Lane, Doreen 63, 87 Lang, Ronald 26 Lange, Marilyn 26 Langhans, Timothy 67 Langston, David 63, 99 Lankowski, Anne 71 Lanning, William 26 Lapare, Michelle 60, 63, 89, 95 Lapis, Robert 26 Lardo, Thomas 69 Larson, Ronald Mr. 78 Lattimer, Evelyne 26, 50, 52, 86, 87, 89, 93, 96, 102 La Tulip, Deana Mrs. 77 Lauchert, Gary 69, 114, 118 Lauchert, John 60, 61, 63, 86, 91 103, 107 Lechner, Gerald 69 Lederman, Valinda 69 Lee,VBarbara 60, 63, 88, 89, 95, 120 Lee, Robert 63, 87, 107, 111, 117 Lehning, Gary 69 Lehning, Lois 63, 94, 87 Leith, George 63 Lenau, Gerhard 69 Lenau, Sigfried 63 Lengel, Thomas 69, 111 Leonard, Ellen 63, 97, 98, 99, 120 Lewandowski, Michael 63 Lewis, Steven 63 Lezark, Valerie 63, 87 Lindsay, David 63, 103 Martin Gordon 63 Martin, Mark 69 Martin, Max 63, 107 Martin, Nettie 69 Martin Susan 60, 63, 103 Martucci, Dolores 26, 69 Martucci. John 69 Massing, Donald 69 Master, Bonnie 63 Mathien, David 69 Mathien, Mary 26, 89, 93, Lindstrom, Judith 26, 103 Lloyd, John 63 1 Logiudice, Terese 63, 87 Lopinot, Constance 89, 103 Lovell, Gregory 117 Lowman, Sharon 26 Lucas, Sharon 69 Ludington, Hope 67 Ludlow, Douglas 63 Ludwig, Mark 60, 63 Lyman, Anne 26 Lyon, James 63 Lyons, Daniel 26, 107 Lyons, Margaret 60, 63, 86, 93 MacA1lister, Bruce 26 MacCallum, Alyson 26 MacDonald C. Scott 26, 86 MacDonald Randall 69, 118 MacMurray, Mark 69 Macri, Cynthia 26 Macy, David 69 Madden, Patricia 26 Madsen, Karen 26, 87, 103 Magavero, Suzanne Miss 78 Magney, John 62, 87 Magney, Mary 26, 87 Maher, Robert 26 Major, Ann 87 , 137 Malanowicz, Janice 69 Mallia, Rozanne 69, 87 Mallon, Marc 69, 97, 98, 99 Maltby, Floyd 69 Malyszka, Gail 69 Mancuso, Ronald Mr. 78 Mann, Charles Mr. 78, 114 Manown, Thomas 69 Marchi, Edmond 63 Markello, James 116 Markello, Thomas 26, 100, 103 Markham, Susan 94, 99 Marshall, Nancy 66, 69 Mathien, Richard 69, 97 Matter, Colleen 26, 103 Matthews, George 63 Mattimore, Carolyn 69, 93, 118 Mattioli, David 69 Mattulke, Jill 26 Maurer, Robert 29, 114 Max, William 69 Maxwell, Rosemary 69 May, Gerald 116 May, John 69 Mayer, Jean 29, 89 Mayer, John 69 Mayfield, Connie 29, 87, 89, 97 99, 102 Mazac, Barbara 60, 63, 89 Mazurowski, Mark 63 McAllister, Gerald 29 McAllister, Jean 29, 89, 93 McAuley, Susan 69, 93 McCann, Francis 29 McCann, James 69 McCarthy, Karen 69. 89 McClellan, Lynn 69 McClure. Craig 63, 97 McColgin, Earl 63, 100 McCormack, Kevin 69 McCormick, William Mr. 70, 78 McCourt, Bruce 69 McDonough, Lynda 29 McDonough, Michael 63 McGarva, Lawrence 69, 118 MiGrath, Michael 87 McGuire, Gregory 69 McHenry, David 66, 70 McKeever, Susan 69 McKendry, William 29, 95 McKenzie, Anne 63, 88, 103 McLellan, David 69 McLellan, James 29 McLennan, Michael 29 McNally, Diana 29 McNally, David 112 McNally, Lee Ann 63 McNerney, Mary Jane 69 McNevin, Margaret 69 McQuillan, Eric 63, 87 McQuillan, Joyce 60, 63, 89, 103 McShane, Gerard 69 Mead, Virginia 63 Measer, Frederick Mr. 68, 78 Mecca, John 69 Meckley, Joel 63, 96, 97 Meier, Jeffrey 69 Meisburger. Robin 29 Mencer, Robert 69 Mencer, Sandra 29, 50, 89, 101, 102 Merchant, Carol Ann 29 Mergenhagen, Cheryl 69 Mergenhagen, Debra 29 Merry, Carol 69, 87, 89 Metzger, Keith 87 Meyer, David 69 Meyer, Paul 29, 90 Meyer, Richard 63 Meyerhoefer, Catherine 69 Meyers, Donald 69 Mikolajczyk, George Mr. 5, 78, 101 Milks, James 63 Millar Gordon 60, 63, 111 Miller, Constance 63, 93 Miller, David 66, 69 Miller, Gary 63 Miller, James 69 Miller Melissa 87 Miller Merry 69 Miller Richard 29 Miller Miller, sherry 66, 69 Theresa 60, 63 Minkel, Donald 29, 50, 86, 88, 90 91, 96, 97, 102, 107 9 Minkel, Robert 69, 117, 118 Mino, Edward 94, 103 Mirando, Peter Mr. 67, 78 Mitchell, Raymond 29, 103 Moen, Robert 63 Mohler, John 69 Molmen, Terje 117 Moltz, Thomas 116 Monckton, Bonnie 29, 87 Moot, Donna 60, 61, 86, 88, 89, 90 Mordente, Susan 29 Morehouse, Donna 60, 63, 86, 89, 91, 94,106, 117 Morehouse, John 69, 118 Morse, George Mr. 70, 78, 91 Moses, Harland 115 Mosher, Joan 29, 89 Mount, James 69 Mraz, April 60, 63 Mugle, Geanette Mrs, 78 Mugle, Paula 69 Mulertt, Diane 69 Mulhisen, James 69 Mulry, Eileen 69. 99, 100 Mumbach, Donald 69 Mumford, David 63. 88, 112 Mumm, Frederick 29 Murdock, Frederick 69 Murphy, Sandra 30, 87 Murray, Susan 30 Murty, Kathleen 30 Myles, Martin 69 Naber, Gary 63 Nappo, Marion 63 Neale, M. John 30, 96, 97, 103, 107 Neil, Eve 30, 103 Neil, Theodore 70 Nenno, Beverly Mrs. 78 Neumeister, Brian 70 Newland, Diane 70 Newland, Kevin 99, 63 Nicholas, Lynn 30, 89 Nicotera, Mari 30, 106 Nilsson, Asa 30, 89, 93 Noel, Lori 30, 101, 103 Norman, Shirley 63 Noshay, Gary 60, 63, 87 Novak, Mary 63, 87, 93, 95 Nowak, Joseph 70 Nugent, Randolph 70 Nuncio, Jesse 70 Nye, Margaret 60, 63, 89, 96 O,Brien, Patrick 30 O'Brien, Sheila 63, 87, 89, 103 O'Connell, Consuelo 30 O,Connor, Janetta 30 O'Connor, Kathleen 30, 89, 93 96, 102 O'Connor, Mary Anne 70 O'Connor, Walter 63 O,Dell, Jaclyn 30, 50, 87, 89, 93 96, 103 O,Gorman, Diane 60, 63, 86 O'Meara, Joan Mrs. 78 O'Meara, Timothy 30, 87 Oakley, Joanne 63 Ockler, Thomas 117 Oldham, Jeffrey 30 Oleksa, Michael 63 Oleksa, Theodora 63 Olmstead, Alan 70 Olsen, Karen 70, 98 Omphalius, Kevin 70 O'Neill, George 87, 109 Oneill. James 70 Orr, Joan 30 Ortel, Kathryn 62 Osborn, James 70 Osborne, Robert 63 Ostrout, Charles 60, 63, 96 107 118 Owen, James Mr. 67, 79, 117 Owen. Janet 30 Owen, Thomas 91, 97, 99 Pack, Robert 70 Page, Celeste 30, 87 Palczewski, Diane 70 Palczewski, James 62 Palczewski, Susan 30, 87, 96 Palmerton, Harold 30 Panasiewicz, Elaine 70, 94, 97, 100, 102 Pantera, Deborah 62, 87 Parduski, David 70 Parduski, Joanne 62 Parks, David 30 Parks, Linda 62, 87 Parmalee, Wende 30, 87 Parten, Gayle 30, 89 Parten, Kay 70 Parungo, Asuncion 33, 89 Pascarella, Joseph 62 Patterson, Patrick 62 Pawlowski, Elizabeth 70 Pawlowski, Mary Lou 70 Pech, Leslie 33 Pellette, Kathleen 62 Peoples, Mark 70, 87 Perdue, George 116 Perez, Lynn 70 Perfetto, Carlo 33 Perfetto, Michael 62 Perison, Cheryl 70 Peters, Richard 70 Petrovits, Susan 70 Petzing, Lawrence 70 Pfanner, Darlene 62 Pfanner, Judith 33, 87 Pfanner, Timothy 33 Pfelfer, Michael 62 Pfeiffer, Barbara 70, 103 Phillippi, Mark 70 Phillips, Jack 33 Phillips, Michael 70, 87, 112 Piccioli, Steven 70 Pierce, James 70, 97 Pierce, Kathleen 33, 96, 99, 103 Pierce, Lucille, 62 Pikula, Barbara 60, 62, 87, 88 Piper, Stephen 33 Plehingcr, Kimberly 62, 87 Plesac, Stephen 33 Plewik, Robert 62 Pohlman, Janice 66, 71, 89 Polvino, Michael 33, 100, 107 Pondo, Leon 115 Pope, Daniel 60, 61, 86, 87, 97, 1 1 l Poppenberg, Janet 70, 88 Poppenberg. Joanne 33, 87, 88, 120 Potter, Cathy 60, 62 Prasnjak, Joseph 62, 112 Pratt, David 62, 96, 97, 98, 107 Pratt, Mary Jane 33, 50, 95, 102 Prindiville, Teresa Mrs. 79, 87 Prongay. Linda 70 Prusak, Kim 33 Pryor, Jess 70, 117 Pryor, Robert 62 Przybyciel, Edward 70 Pszonak, Helen 70 Pszonak, Patricia 33, 89, 97, 89 Ptascnik, Nancy 33, 87, 89, 93, 102 Purves, Louise Mrs. 79 Putnam, Bruce 33, 111 Putnam, Cathy 66, 70, 103 Putnam, Darcy 33 Quigg, Kaye 33, 89, 99, 102, 103 Quigg, Deborah 70 Quirk, Lawrence 70 Radloff, Timothy 33 Radonavitch, Michael 33 Rafter, Marcia 70 Rafter, Mark 33 Ranic, Robert 62 Rauch, Ernest 33, 70, 116 Rautenesterauch, Gregg 70 Ravin, Paul 70 Raymond, Marcia 60 62 93 Reap, Terence 70 Reed, Barbara 33 Reeves, Cynthia 70 Reeves, Teresa 33 Reichard, Robert Mr 79 96 Reichart, William Mr 69 79 Rennie, Susan 34 Retter, Ilene 70 Rettig, Gary 62 Rettig, Joyce 66, 70, 89 93 Reynolds, Carol 62 Rice, Todd 70, 118 Rich, David 62, 112 Rich, Howard 70 Rich, Jill 60, 62, 93 Rich, Kathleen 34, 88, 89, 97, 102 Richardson, James 62, 87 Richardson, John 70, 100 Richardson, Robert Mr. 79, 93 Richardson Rickey, Ho , T. 70 His 70, 87 Rickey, Kimberly 34, 87, 99. 102 Ribling, Marjorie 62 Riedel, Robert 62, 94, 96, 99 Rieman, Darcy 60, 62, 88, 89, 93, 102 Rieske, Barbara 34, 87 Rieske, Carol 62, 87 Riordan, Kathleen 34, 50, 87, 88, Riggs, Riggs, Riggs, Riley, Riley, Douglas 34 Mark 70 Timothy 70 Donald 62 John 70 89, 102, 103 Riordan, Mary 66, 70, 86, 89, 118 Riordan, William 34, 50 Ritchie, James 70 Ritchie, Joanne 62, 103 Robertson, Patrick 34 Robinson, Cheryl 34, 50, 88, 89, 101, 102 Robinson, Donald 34 Robinson, Mark 117 Robinson, Sandra 62 Roche, Laura Miss 62, 89, 120 Rodgers, Francis 34 Rodgers, Neal 70 Rogers, Linda 34, 89, 95, 96, 100, 103 Rood, Frederick 34, 87 Root, Mark 62 Root, Rita Mrs. 79 Ross, David 34, 94 Ross, Debra 34, 94, 95 Ross, Harriet 70 Ross, Rebecca 67, 71, 86, 98, 103 Roth, Deborah 34, 99 Rowell, Deborah 66, 70, 86, 97, 103 Rowland, Frederick Mr. 79 Royce, Susan 62, 87 Rozbicki, Allen 62 Rozbicki, Marcia 34 Rubeck, Carol 62 Rucker, Colleen 60, 62 Rucker, Deborah 70 Rucker, Paul 70 Ruh, James 70 Ruh, Lawrence 34, 88, 117 Ruof, David 62, 87 Rusert, Michael 34, 88, 116 Russell, Deborah 60, 62, 87 Russo, Celia 34 Ryan, Elizabeth 70 Ryan, Mitchell 70, 109, 117 Ryan, Timothy 66, 70 Sacilowski, Donald 62 Salem, Kristin 62, 87, 94 Salverson, Marc 70 Salzman, Floyd 34 Sampson, David 34, 50, 88, 102, 107 Samter, Emlynn 34, 50, 86, 89, 96, 103, 120 Samuelson, Nels Joseph 62, 103 Samuelson, Scott 34, 96, 97, 107 Santonocito, Linda 70 Sarcione, James 62, 88, 112. 118 Sauer, Sandra 37, 87. 103 Saunders, Gary 37 Saunders, Susan 62 Sayles, Susan 62, 103 Scanlon, William 70 Schaeffer, Guy 37, 87, 109 Scheffer, Daniel 117 Scheiller, Donald 62 Schen, Andrea 62, 88, 120 Schen, Lisa 70, 88, 97, 120 Schlierf, James 70, 118 Schlierf, Lynn 37, 130 Schneider, Peter 37, 52, 86, 88, 91 lll Schneider, Susan 86, 98 Schoenborn, Diane 37, 50, 89 101, 103 Schoenborn, Jerry 117 Schottman, David 70 Schrauth, Joan 37, 50, 89, 96, 103 120 Schrecengost, Donna 37, 87 Schrecengost, Nancy 37, 87 Schroeck, Dorothea Mrs. 79, 87 Schultz, Diane 62, 70 Schuman, Laura 37 Schunk, David 37 Schunk, Diane 70 Schuster, Mary Ellen 60, 62, 94 Schutts, Cristol 37, 120 Schwagler, Joseph 62, 107 Scruton, Frederick Mr. 79 Scruton, Frederick 62. 96, 97, 98 Scully, William 37, 88, 109, 114 Sealy, Michael 62 Sedlmeier, Edward 37, 70 Seider, Julie 70 Seidleck, Eugene Mr. 79, 116 Selbert, Jay 70 Selle, Donald 37, 50, 55, 103 Semson, Sheryl 62 Senseney, Ruth 37, 90, 103 Seufert, Randy 37, 95 Seyfried, Mary 60, 62, 89 Shaw, Donald Mr. 79 Shaw, Nancy 37, 103 Shear, Kyle 37 Sheflield, Richard 70 Shetler, Kathleen 70, 96, 97 ShifHer, Brenda 70 Shifller, Steve 117 Shinafe lt, Margaret 62 Shoemaker, Elizabeth 70 Shoemaker, William 37, 94 Shrider, Andrea 70, 99 Sieper, Nancy Mrs. 63, 79 Sillence, Robert 37, 107 Simmeth, Karl 37, 116 Skingley, Mark 62 Skinner, Anne 62 Slyder, Deborah 37, 102 1 s Slyder, Sharon 70 Smith, Alan 37, 50, 86, 88, 103. l 15 Smith, Barbara 62, 89, 103 Smith, David Mr. 79, 87 Smith, Deborah 62 Smith, Isabelle 62 Smith, Linda 62 Smith, Marc 70 Smith, Patricia 97 Smith, Patricia M. 38, 62 Smith, Polly 103 Smith, Shawn 70 Smith, Steven 87 Smith, Thomas 70 Smolkovic, Susan 38, 89, 102, 103 Snyder, Charles 112 Snyder, Patricia 70 Snyder, Timothy 62, 98 Snyder, Van 38 Soboles ki, Cecelia 62, 89, 102, 103 Soloman, Barbara 70 Sparks, Paul 62 Specht, Jonathan 62 Speich, David 62 Spellman, Nancy 38, 50, 89, 93 Spencer, Bruce 70 Spencer, William 117 Sperduti, Sharon 61, 87, 88, 93, 94 Sperry, Paula 38 Spicer, Timothy 38 Stall, Sabrina 70 Stamer, Jeffrey 70, 112, 117 Stang, Barbara 97 Stang, Mary Joan 38, 87, 97, 98, 102 Stapell, Michael 38 Starkey, Peter 70 Starr, Elaine Mrs. 79 Statler, James 70 Staudmyer, Fred 38. 50, 96, 98, 103, 107 Stec, Paula 61 Steele, Jeffrey 38 Steele, Judy 61, 89, 102 Steffen, Desiree 38 Steffen, Gordon 70 Stephan, Duane 38 Stephan, Randall 62 Stewart, Cynthia 66, 70, 93. 96, 99, 107 Stewart. Derrel 60, 61 Stiefler, Georgia 62 Stock, Nancy Mrs. 70, 79, 95 Stoddard. Thelma 70 Stokes, Nancy 60, 61, 89, 106 Stoklosa, James 60, 65, 86, 102. 107, 114 Stoll, Amy 38, 50, 89, 93 Stook, John 70 Strack, Thomas 38 Strata, Irene 42 Streich, Thomas 61, 94 Strei1T, Robert 38 Stressing, Dale 70, 118 Stressing, Kristina 38 Strnad, Lisa 61 Stuhlmiller, Cynthia 61, 87, 88, 97, 98. 120 Stumpf, James 51 Stumpf, Mary 61, 89 Stumpf, Sherry 61 Sukaczow, Olga 61 Sullivan, Michael Mr. 80, 100 Sullivan, Ryan 116 Sutherland, Karen 38 Sutherland, Laurie 61 Sutton, Karen Mrs. 80 Swanson, Marla 60, 61, 87 Swart, David 61, 114 Sweda, James 61, 87 Swigonski, Alan 38 Syracuse, Louis 38 Szafranski, Joseph Mr. 80 Szarleta, Norbert Mr. 69, 80 Szematowicz, Louise 70 Tamutis, Henry Mr. 80 Tarbox, Carole 38, 93, 96, 99, 102 Tasker, Barbara 70 Tatford, Deborah 66, 70, 88, 89, 93, 94, 99, 100 Taylor, Herbert Mr. 80 Taylor, Thomas 61, 112 Teague, Charles Mr. 80, 86, 91 Tempinski. David 38 Tennant, Margaret 61 Terrell, Linda 58, 89 Theiss, Mary Lou 60, 61, 86, 89 Thiel. Lindy 61 Thiel, Manfred 61 Thiel Mary 60, 61. 89, 93, 102 Thiel Maureen 70 Thomas, John Mr. 80, 107 Thompson, Becky 70 Thompson, William 38 Thounhurst, Scott 71, 118 Thurber, Faye 60, 62, 96, 103 Thurber. Gary 38. 95. 96, 97, 98 Tidd, Philip 61 Tillou. Kenneth 61, 117 Tillou, Michele 66. 71 Tocin, Gary 61 Todoro, Anthony 71 Tolien, William Dr. 80 Tomasulo, Donna 41, 103 Tomczyk, Rose Marie 41, 102, 103 Touris, Mark 71 Towers, Jennifer 41 Townshend, Geneva Mrs. 71, 80 Trapp. Joanne 41, 61 Treman, Michael 61, 107 Trippi, Wendy 66, 71 Tronolone, Roberta 66, 71, 103 Truxes, Margaret 41, 87 Turner, Cindy 61 Turos, Jonathan 41 Tylor, Michele 61 Vacanti. Daniel 61 Vacanti, Thomas 117 Van Note, Debra 41 Van Ocker, Gregory 71 Vanderholf, Ralph 71, 103 Vanderhoff, Richard 71 Vanderhoof, Alan 41 Vanderzell, Mr. 111 Vantine, Keith 61, 117 Van Valkenburgh. Richard Mr 68, 80, 88 Ver, Eugene 41, 90, 96, 97, 98 101, 102 Vergos. Cathy Viehe, Ethel Mrs. 50, 80 Vilagy, Suzanne Miss 80 Villarini, Carl 71. 118 Vitale, Nancy 41 Vogel, Ricky 41 Volk, Cindy 71 Vukelic, Carol 41, 50, 88, 102 Wadsworth, Robin 41 Wagner, Marc 71 Wagner, Susan 71, 88. 96. 120 Waldra1T, Barbara 61. 71 Waldrafl, Cheryl 71, 87 Waldrall, Patricia 41 Walker, David 117 Walker, Tim 71, 97, 112 Walkowski, Joseph Mr. 61, 80 Walsh, James 61 Walsh. Robert 71, 96. 97, 118 Walton, Howard 71 Ward, James Mr. 80 Warner, Kathy Miss 71, 80 Warner, Philip 71, 112, 117 Warner, Rosemary 71 Wamer, Susan 41, 89, 93, 103 Warren. Sharon 61 Washburn. Lori 41, 89, 93, 95, 103 Washburn, Wendy 71 Waszak, Lawrence 41 Watson, Carol 41, 87, 93, 102, 103 Weakland, Amandus 61 Weatherly, Donna 41 Weatherly, James 71 Webber, Deborah 41 Webber, Gregory 61 Webster, Joanne 42, 58, 87, 89, 93, 95, 100 140 Webster, Michael 71 Webster, Sally 71, 93 Weinar, Cynthia 71, 89, 99, 100 Weis, Joyce 87 Weis. Robert 41, 114 Weiss, Patricia 41. 88. 89, 90, 93, 120 Weiss, William 60, 61, 64, 115 Welch, Peter 41 Welker, Howard Dr. 74 Wells, Joseph 41 West, Denise 71, 89 West, Mary Ellen 42 West, James 71, 112 Westlund. Elaine 71. 98, 99 Whaley, Deborah 42, 87, 101, 103 Whaley, Kenneth 112 White, Cynda 61 White, Jacob 42, 94 Whitted, Shirley 42 Whittemore, Michael 71 Wichrowski. Gary 42 Witman, Paul Mr. 117 Wierzbic, Cheryl 71 Wiezbic, Karen 42 Wiles, Judith 71, 88, 98. 120 Wiles, Steve 117 Will, Joan 61 Will. Allan Mr. 74 Will, Kenneth 61 Willet, Donald 42. 50, 88. 96, 103, 107, 116 Williams, Deborah 42 Williams, Gail 42, 88, 89, 93, 94, 103 Williams, Lois 89, 97 Williams, Lynn 60, 61, 88, 103 Williams. Nancy 42 Willis, Gary 71 Willis, Sandra 71 Wilson, Donald 71 Wilson, Eva Lynn 71 Wilson, Janice 61, 71 Wilson, Laura 71 Wilson. Michael 71 Wilson, Scott 42 Wiltsie. Dennis 42, 101, 013, 111 117 Wiltsie, Mary 61 Wiltsie, Michael 71 Winger, Doreen Mrs. 81 Winkler, Marion Miss 62, 81, 103 Winling, Thomas 71, 112 Winnert, Richard 71 Whitman, Paul Mr. 112 Wnuk, Joanne 61. 87 Wojakowski, Susan 42. 50, 90, 93 101, 102 Wolfe, Dennis Mr. 81 Wolff, Helmuth 71, 118 Woodruff, Wayne 71 Woolcott, Richard 71 Wooldridge, Charlene 87 Wooster, Gregory 71 Worth, Laura 71 Wozniak, Susan 42, 89, 103 Wray, Bonnie 61 Wright, Cheryl 71, 93 Wright, Jeffrey 42 Wright. Michele 71. 93 Wronski, Richard 60, 61, 87 Yates, Robert Mr. 81, 94 Young, Barbara 71 Young, Charles Mr. 74 Young, Gene 71 Young, Mary Beth 42 Young, Thomas 71, 118 Yoviene, David 118 Yoviene, James 61, 66, 71, 112 Zagarino, Joanne 71 Zemla, Paul 42, 88, 109 Ziebarth, Brenda 71 Zielinski, Stanley 71 Zittel, Darlene 42 Zittel, James 71, 112 Zittel, Karen 42 Zoeller. Jeffrey 42 Zukowski, Bernadette 71 y 1 2 , 5 s 5 i E Q . i i V V