Hamburg High School - Echoes Yearbook (Hamburg, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 240 of the 1974 volume:

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In '- n ' LU ,Q 'ff' ON: 4:K'+'lx wfff ' E if EWS V T131 E X'-5--Q ,L - H- Y Q -V Ui . fx Q S- .., M'j'4?1OD5 NG: Dggjp ML M nw X M f QW wU'QHW 'TJ' gf . 1 .Z R.-, A' -in ' A-n mtg 'HMS is OK LOVWB WMM' X'-Aj 1 N 1 1.1 2 Maw 5 4 N I lt was the best of times, it was the worst of times, it was the age of wisdom, it was the age of foolishness, it was the epoch of belief it was the epoch of incredulityc it was the season of Light it was the season of Darkness, it was the spring of hope, it was the winter of despain we had everything before us, we had nothing before us, we were all going direct to Heaven, we were all going direct the other way Charles Dickens FCJFIEVVOFID This past year has been one of numerous events which, undoubtedly, have affected all of us in one way or another. l'm sure you'll agree with me when I say that there were times this year when nothing seemed to go right. It was really frustrating and you might have even felt like giving up. But, looking back now, you see that everything has worked out, and you feel a sense of accomplishment in the fact that you met the challenge and overcame it. lt was our intention this year, while composing this book, to illustrate with pictures the good times as well as the bad. I think we have. We of the Echoes Staff hope that this yearbook will bring you many hours of enjoyment, and also, that it will help you to recall the people, places, and events that made Hamburg High School 1973-74. - M. Hackett As we complete our high school years marked by good times and bad, we look back on two people who have had a long and devoted association with Hamburg High School. For the past twenty-five years, they have directed their energies toward making our time in school both rewarding and enjoyable. We, the students, owe them much. To enumerate all their contributions to our school over the years would hardly serve them justice. We feel their actions express more than any words can. We, the class of 1974, hope that this yearbook will serve to capture the pleasant memories of our years at Hamburg. lt is with this hope, and a great appreciation for their most able assistance, that we proudly dedicate our yearbook to Mr. and Mrs. Collins, who have served our school so unselfishly and with such enthusiasm. DEDICATICJN M Q .Y ft? Q ,ef Q1 TASLI: LJI- LILJNTENTS SENICJFRS l lNI iFF!f'Tl ASSIVIEN FACULTY AND STAFF CILLJSS SFDFITS M 4 l 1 Y 1 ! 8 N W PROPERTY OF HAMBURG HISTORICAL SOCIETY N I an 10 my M S F 11 ar 'K ., -K f 4 1 Jf45'5?'.s. if . X Q R Q' X-x 5 - ,.4- ' xi, Y 28. 2- - fi. . X' -' ghd K, XJ '. K xiihixi' -n 11' :ga X-fgl -f 1 x V5-Ni 1-1-.-1 Q5 .X -P-JR Q. -, X' - - I-.-.x,.4.-.., X liffg-f-Q ' 'i' .. '5 XY- X x,g,',x, , NY bi i4j:3, -1 -Q sw' AQM, X1-. avg., '-' -- x ! x- . g x . 5: .-V 1:.fz- flli., ' -- -,. N ' - gl u 14' 0 , :1 L NSW- , , X wg.: 5354. .Mx X, X G - qi: Xxx 1- sv , , Y Y x k i L.. 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Bonnie Ball Cathy Bauer MJ A i iqzggigg -'K 14: -'Q-.'l ,efq -fx 1 Raymond Beale Kevin Becker PROPERTY OF' HAMBURG 'I5fl3T0R4ICAL SOCIETY Mary Best Laurie Bell Roy Benn Merribeth Bidner Michael Bidney Suzanne Bennett Thomas Bernacik Bonnie Biehler Daniel Bilka Randy Bieger Philip Billman i Joel Best Patricia Blackwell Kim Blakeslee Kim Blaser Bruce Boardway Mark Bolt Beth Bourne Paul Boyko Russell Braman Stuart Brierley Margaret Bristow Robert Brogan Diane Brown Paul Brown William Brown James Burton Brent Byers Darrel' Bfudef Lehi BF'-'10 Keith Budney Regis Burket Victoria Caggeso Theresa Caiifano Benjamin Calkins I xy Karen Carlson V 1'- Arlene Carrow Deena Caselli Michael Casnellie Robert Caughel Glenn Chapman Marie Clancy Christopher Clark Fred Cheney Ronald Childs Teri Christiana Nancy Coffey Gina Colarossi SUSHFI C0lell0 1 i Candace Collett Cynthia Connell Philip Conroy Sally Cook Mark Corbran Cynthia Connine Joyce Cottet Roger Courteau Wayne Corteau Judith Crawford Robert Cornwall Dominic Corto 5-uw, ik -ak S 5 si 4. Joseph Daley Beth Crossan Kathleen Cullen Mary Daly Robert Dash Robert Cullen Suzanna Cwick Linda Davis Lynette Davis Debbie Davies Luz Delos Santos Marsha Czajka Michael Delski Tina Demoninces Martin Denecke Susan Dennies Brian Dilt Clark Des Soye Madeline Des Soye Marie Dickinson Cindy Diemer Jody Dolski Brian Donnelly Kurt Drankhan Thomas Draudt Raymond Driscoll Suzanne Dylong Barbara Dyson Denise Dubois James Duffy Raymond Durni Kathleen Dylong Thomas Ebner Teri Edgar Danette Eimiller 'lb-Y Pamela Ellis X A 34 , Qin. Mark Enders Diane Erickson Christine Felger Jane Fellows Belinda Fitfw Sarah Farr Eileen Fletcher Becky Flook Mary Beth Fors MHFY Frank Clara Errington Henry Fisher Tina Frascella Paul Freichla9 Christopher Funke June Gagner Michael Gahr Thomas Galley Don Gambino Mark Germond Phyllis Giambrone Roger Gibson Robert Giles Greta Garnett Martina Ginley 5 i 5 38 Deborah Grant William Green David Griffey Laura Griffin Karen Guenther James Haefner Cynthia Hall Stephan Gustafson Belinda Gwynne Mark Hackett Douglas Hall Laurie Hallick Susan Hammond Sandra Hanna Gayle Hanneman Larry Harding Paul Harnick Efi Hatzinikolaki Margaret Harris Michael Harris Deana Lynn Hartloff Richard Hartloff Marcia Hebard Peter Henry Dale Herschel John Hine Richard Holtz Leanne Howe Charles Hubbard Keith Hooper Heidi Horton D0r18ld Hoth Jean HOUSG Sheryl Hughes Mark Ignaszewski Cynthia Ingersoll David Ingram ,aw 1 -af Patrucna Jansen dk fv- :YQX3 8 ix Gordon Jenner Jeffrey Jacob Douglas James April Jewitt Jay Jere Johnson Lawrence James Timothy Johnson Lawrence Jones M1555 Johnsvn Randy Jones Gerald Jastry Margaret Joyce David Kennedy Daniel Kaszubowski Sue Kell Robert Kelly Paul Kessel Philip Kiefer Roben -10063 Sherrill Jones Julia Kernen Mary Kieffer Janet King Amy Kleis Susan Kline Gretchen Koester Laurence Kogut Karen Korabek Steven Kluckhonn Martin Krone Frank Kruszynski Donna Kuebler Bruce Kusmierczyk Wayne Klispie Susan Kreitzbender David Kreutzer Sheryl Lamm Doreen Lane David Langston Michelle Lapare Sigfried Lenau John Lauchert Barbara I-99 Robert Lee Lois Lehning Ellen Leonard Michael Lewandowski Valerie Lezark John Librera David Lindsay Sally Lou Lynam James Lyon Terese Lo Giudice Constance Lopinot DOUQIBS Ludlow Mark Ludwig Margaret Lyons David Macy John Magney Roxanne Maloni 'l-onn.,..,, Edmond Marchi Susan Markham Gordon Martin Max Martin Suzanne Mauer Barbara Mazac Dean Martin Sue Martin John Martucci George Matthews Mark Mazurowski Craig McClure Earl McCoIgin Mike McDonough Michael McGrath John McLaughlin Lee Ann McNally Eric Mcfluillan Anne McKenzie Joel Meckley Keith Metzger Richard Meyer Richard Meyers Joyce McOuiIIan Virginia Mead h ,,...,w 4 k Q ., .b . ,, ,NWA g ag .- w U A i S 5 Edward Mino Steven Meyers James Milks Robert Moen Bonnie Monckton Gordon Mrllar Conme Muller Donna Morehouse April Mraz Donna Moot Paula Mugle Theresa Miller David MUlT1f0fd Mary Ellen Murray Gary Naber Brian Neumeister Kevin Newland Shelia O'Brien Walter 0'Connor Marion Nappo Gary Noshay Mary Novak Margaret Nye Diane O'Gorman Joanne Oakley Charles Ostrout Thomas Owen James Palczewski Deborah Pantera Linda Parks John Pauly Michael Oleska Theodora Oleska Kathryn Ofiel Deborah Papp David Parduski Kathleen Pellene Michael Perfetto .ma fa 1 Jr Timothy Peters Darlene Pfanner Sandra Pierce Barb Pikula Kimberly Plehinger Michele Phillips Cathy potter Joseph Prasnjak David Pratt Robert Pryor Michael Pfeffer Robert Plewik Daniel Pope Robert Ranic Marcia Raymond Gary Rettig Carol Reynolds David Rich Jill Rich Robert Riedel DGVCY Rieman Carol Rieske Donald Riley James Richardson Marjorie Riebling I ggzfsqgm PVIQQWV A 'X : ,. A X ' as 3s 55? 5 V ' f ff g h iv N Joanne Ritchie Sandra Robinson Francis Rodgers Randall Rodriguez Susan Rgyce Allen ROZbiCki Laura Roche Robert H0041 Mark Root Becky Ross Carol Rubeck Colleen Rucker Debbie Rucker Paul Rucker David Ruof Deborah Russell Susan Sager Kristin Salem Susan Saunders Susan Sayles 64 Nanci Fiutecki Lisa Samter Nels Joseph Samuelson James Sarcione Lynn Schaefer Debbie Scheffer Christ Schultz Mary Ellen Schuster Joseph Schwagler John Scott Sheryl Semson Mary Seyfried Donald SCh6ffleI' Andrea Schen Larry Schul Frederick Scruton Margaret Shinafelt Mark Skingley Michael Sealy 65 fr if :ww M5613 E W aegis f .3 hm., ff QQ'-. Q4 ,, ,. Q Polly Smith Steven Smith Charles Snyder Timothy Snyder Jonathan Specht David Speifih 67 Barbara Smith Deborah Smith Linda Smith Cecelia Soboleski Sharon Sperduti Paul Sparks Paula Stec mf. .13 Thelma Stoddard Nancy Stokes James Stoklosa Nadine Studley Cynthia Stuhlmuller Judy Steele Randall Stephan Lisa Strnad James Stumpf Mary Stumpf Derrel Stewart Thomas Streich it Sherry Stumpf Olga Sukaczow David Swart James Sweda Paul Tacka Marla Swanson MGYY LOU Theiss Lindy Thiel Manfred Thiel Mary Thiel Laurie Sutherland Thomas Taylor Margaret Tennant Faye Thurber Philip Tidd Kenneth Tillou Joanne Trapp Michael Treman Keith Vantine John Wagner 72 Gary Tocin Cindy Turner Robin Unger Daniel Vacanti James Walsh Sharon Warren William Weiss Cynda White Charles Wieder Nadine Wierzbic Lois Williams Lynn Williams Amandus Weakland Gregory Weber Debbie Weidner Craig Wilcox Kenneth Will Eileen Wilson Janice Wilson 73 if Q S Mary Wiltsie Joanne Wnuk John Young Charlene Wooldridge Linda Worthylake Bonnie Wray James Yoviene Joanne Zagarino Ed Bleyle Richard Wronski Tom Frantz Bonnie Masters Sue McCue Sherrie Miller John Lloyd SNVIGY N0fmaf1 Gene Paolini Lee Prezioso Jane Smith Paula Sperow 76 Georgia Stiefler Vernon Tiwari Joyce Weis IVIEIVIBEFIS OI: Tl-IE CLASS NOT IDICTLJFIED Joseph Adam Michael Allen Jeffrey Alles Michael Amico John Bard Jeffrey Best David Blue Ronald Brown Donald Browne LeeAnn Dale Mark Damon Carlton Dils Debbie Di Marco Susan Dingelday Gordon Freeman Bruce Frey Vincent Fullone Harry Goddard Paul Grzybowski David Hager Wayne Hahn Joseph Heiple Larry Hirschman James Kish Terry Klein Deborah Koons Michael Mangione Phillip Markert Frederick Mumm Patrick Patterson Susan Przybyciel Donald Sacilowski Peter Schnitter Ronald Smith Duane Stephan Sharon Szagna Deborah Weber Wayne Weinborg Richard Wilson X L 'JLJ W 'P' 3 4- ,fn eps-wf zzlixny V K A -. . 1 .43 . - any - . . x 2 ,V MFI H Q, 51, 3,1 QW M, X .if -X. ,ram gp W, W -M . ' 1 if x Ki. . Q W gs Q A. 'P PL 1 V . uv I rg gfi 'S g vw ,, M y i ' .mug ,' ,M LN 'A Q 'E , , ,., gf.. rn i , ..,M K! ii fx' ,iff ,,,...-ff' ff!! 3 M f Frontrom'Millarlvice pres.l,Theiss ltreas.l, Hartlofflsec.l,Lauchertlpres.l,Secondrow: Swanson' ,fourth mm Mrs, Viehe, Stumpf, Bell, Moot, Steele, Ostrout, Daley, Lamm CIGUCYI Williams' Crawford, Suthedandf MCG'-'man' Morehouse, Jansen, Calfanof Lyons, Howe,McKenzie, ColIelo,Raymond, Parks,Davis, Davis. Fifth row'Stewart,Rich 0'G0rman. Third ram Flussell, Griffin, Hooper, Baer, Pope, Kernen, Ludwig, M3250 Coffey, Hackett, Weiss, Stoklosa, McColgin, Byers, Erickson, Ellis, Rucker. Harris, Thiel, Martin, Bieman, Ingersoll, Haefner, Joyce, Bilka, Lapare, Calkins, Mraz, SENIOR CENTRAL. BOARD It was a far, far better year than we have ever known - due to the fact that our illustrious Central Board was kept on the move throughout the year. Thanks to the enthusiasm generated by Mrs. Ethel Viehe, the seniors experienced a year of good times. The year started off with a big splash -the car wash of course! Then there was the pot luck supper, senior play, Weekend dance, roller skating party, and class night. The year was climaxed by the picnic, banquet, and graduation exercises. The Hamburg P.T.A. presented the super class of 1974 with the Senior Ball, which concluded the year's activities. Everyone who par- ticipated was left with happy memories and lasting friendships. When I first came to this country on October 14th and particularly to this town, I found myself in a completely different environment and I felt lost! I often wondered what the students and teachers were like and what attitudes they To my surprise the students and the teachers were extremely good and helpful to me, which for me, was a big encouragement. Your love and affection has drawn me I am privileged to be in this school, which has a very good standard of education and I realize would not have been possible without the cooperation of all the good people in this school. It's an experience which I'lI cherish for many years to come. Vernon Tiwari cfo Mr. and Mrs. P. S. Tiwari 24!21 Old Rajinder Nagar New Delhi-60 F-'CJFIEIGN EXCHANGE STUDENTS Days have passed so fast that before I realized it I have to leave. Who will remember me in the future I don't know but it will be impossible for me to forget this experience. Words are not enough to describe this wonderful year of mine with you. Every happening has taught me a lesson in and outside of school. American people are so warm, friendly and helpful who make me more than satisfied. Thank you so much for everything for you people who made my year complete and beyond compassion. I experienced, observed and learned a lot of things that no books nor school could teach me in such a short time. Luz delos Santos 1623 Pob. Pulilan Bulacan, Philippines I would form towards me. very close to each one of you. It is a great opportunity to spend a year in U.S. I think I am so lucky to have this experience and I am glad because I am in the Senior High school of Hamburg among all these wonderful people. I am HOT going to forget this year for my whole life. Thank you so much for having me in your school. I hope one day to see some of you somewhere, perhaps here again or in my country. Efi Hatzinicolaki Grammou 13 Rhodes Greece John Lauchert Senior Class President 1 1 is 1 , 9 1 'fe Gordon Millar Senior Class Vice President Benjamin Calkins Student Council President 84 A Brent Byers Flag Bearer Lynn Hartloff Mary Lou Theiss Senior Class Secretary Senior Class Treasurer SEIXIIOFI l-IOIXIOFZS Sue Colello Echoes Co-Editor Salute Leader Marjorie Riebling Salutatorian Valedlctorlan Mark Hackett Echoes Co-Editor Front Row: T. Califano, L. Roche, J. Haefner, Second Row: B. Calkins, B. Byers, T Owen, J. Lauchert, D. Swart, J. Arbuckle. Not Pictured: IVI. Riebling. Ame TCJI3 TEN 1 in ' Q -up -,rss , in E 5 if n , it ' Z Q 4 4 1? T M 3f'?!Hr 5 A ig fi? Egg, ,iz gf ffi :- ,,, 'E EE xi 2 y i ' 1 ga 3 4 E 5 V iii? , X L, 2, 5. ' -2 :V 3 F 2 N Q , 1 I ' J Vf iff . f 6 I Er' , E f ' ,5 vi? Le ,L A 1 ff V-1 1 sg Front row.'StokIosa, ist runner-up, Hartioff, ist runner-up. 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V f - ij? 1 L - . , i M , f -2 Q, ,E 1 , ,, E ff' f 1 ,gi 5 f fi, , -A , W W 29311 f Q, . -i . , 4:1 if -4. 2 ,W ,Jw u , , Y V .ki i WJ!! 3 usi 3 25:5-si ' N55 . V .1 9 f FS' fs V K-f V ,ga 4 I w , , ,BW -. 3, -,wi .V 7 T Front row' Beth Cook lsecl, Debbie Fleck lvice pres.l, Chris Jones lcorr. sec.l, Second row' Wendy Evans ftreaS.l, Virginia Bates lpres.l. Front row: Dean, Fitzpatrick, Wright, Kwaitowski, Kiebler Zukawski, McClellan, Bates lpres.l, Jones lcorr. sec.l, Gambino Wright, Carlone, Weinar. Second row: Mulry, Haws, Selle Evans ltreas.l. Third row' Maxwell, Rowell, Yovienne, Calkins Van Ocker, McAuley, Ouigg, Duckworth, Carrithers, Tronolone Cook, Janca. Fourth row' Denecke, O'Hara, Hackett, Fechter, McCarthy, Ingersoll, Wagner, Bennett, Tillou, Riordan, Alba, Heppner, Kuhn, Warner, Forney, Schneider, Gambino. Fifth row' Panasiewicz, Fleck lvice pres.l, Flettig, Bartz, Green, Thiel, Putnam, Fleming, Andrle, Durr, Kroll, Minkel, Starkey. .JLJNICJR CENTRAL BOARD 92 1 I f I Under the guidance of Nlrs. Barbara O'Hara, the Junior Central Board met Friday mornings in the Library to plan the activities of the Junior Class. It was another busy, funfilled year in which the Juniors showed their class spirit. From the customary paper drives, Homecoming Float and class night to the class sponsored dances, pot-luck supper and candy sale. The year was topped off by the Junior play and banquet and finally by the unforgettable prom. u.....,.,.v1 ' ..Jl.JlXllCJl:lS Class of 1975 l-I. Fl. if 'IDU Front row' Olsen, Parten, Perison, Petrovits, M. Pawlowski. Second row' Peoples, Piccioli, Omphalius, Peters, Phillips. Third row' Petrie, Panasiewicz, Pfeifer, Pack, O'Neill, Fleming, Petzing, Parduski, Perez lvice pres.l, Palczewski, E. Pawlowski, Mr. Hilaire. E Front row: Reisch, Ouigg lvice pres.l, Prongay, Poppenberg, Reeves, Quirk, Przybyciel, Rice, Pszonak. Second rom' Flafter, Pohlman, Rich, J. Pierce, Reap, Pryor, Putnam lsec.l, Prezioso, L. Pierce. Third row' Retter, Pinzel, Rauch, Rettig lpres.l. l-l. Fl. if 'lCl'l U..m-,- Q-H I-l. Fl. if 'IDE Front row' Rickey lvice pres.l, Santonocito, E. Ryan, Riordan lpresl, Secondrow'R. Ross, Riggs, Fluh, H. Ross, J. Richardson, Rich. Third row' T. Richardson, Ritchie, Salverson. Frontrow.'Shoemaker, Schlierf, Soloman, Slyder, Stang, Stamer, Shiffller, Schultz, T. Smith, Sheffield. Second row' Schumer, Starkey lvice pres.l, Selle lsec.l, Stafl, Schottman, M. Smith, Seider, Miss Winkler. Third row' Shetler, Schul, Scanlon, Samter, Sedlmeier, Schneider lpres.l, Schen. I-l. Fl. if 'IOS Front ronc'Touris, Thiel lvice pres.l, Turnwall, Thounhurst, Statler, Stook. Second row' Todoro, Stewart,Tatford, Miss Keller. Third row' Tillou lsec.l, Fleming, Szematowicz, Bartz, Trippi, Jones. I-I. Fl. if 'ICJ7 Front row.'WaIdraff, Vanderhoff, Mr. Luxenburg, Vanober. Second row' Uglik, Warner, Villarini, Wolk, Tronolone lpres.l, Walsh, Warner. Third row' Wagner, Walton, Walker, Van Ocker. I-I. Fl. il: 'l'lCJ W i ,ik . , 99 Front row: Baker, Ball, Anderson, Adams, Agate. Second rom' Alba lvice pres.l, Hackett lpres.l, Azzarella, Babcock Abplanalp. Third row: Baldwin, Bacon Baer. Fourth row'Abbott, Agnew, Biehler, Andrle lsec.l. l-I. Fl. il: 'l-40 1 I-l. FL!!-11 'l'l13 Front row: Wooster, Wojakowski, MacMurry, Winhert, Woodruff, Weinar lsec.l, Westlund. Second rom' Whaley, McAuley lpres.l, Wolff, West lvice pres.l, Webster, Wilson. Third row Webster, Whlttemore, Wiles, Woolcott, Winling. l-I. Phil? 145 Front row' Calkins lpres.l, Bennett, Barlow, Bates lvice pres.l, Beer. Second row'Bauld, Mrs. Gilmour, Biehler, Bernick, Beckett, Barber, Borer. Third row' Bentkowski, Bieron, Boggan, Blue, Barkey, Beger. l-l. Fl. if 145 Front row' B. Clark, Howell lpres.l, Caggeso, Budney. Second rom' Christofferson, Brogan, Canfjeld, Cable, Karen Brown, Cash. Third row' Casnellie, Clarke, Cashion, Cochran, D. Brown. Fourth row'Cappola, Boyd lsec.l, Brunner lpres.l, Carlone lvice pres.l, Camino. E E ,... I-I. FL 148 Fr0ntr0vwDemerly, Damon, S. Donohue, Collett, DeCarlo. 5ec0ndrow'CoyIe, Devitt, Duckworth fvice pres.J, Demmerly, Denecke, Dotzler. Third rom Cramer, Dean, Czora, Dschuden, Collins, Minkel lpresj, Davies, M. Donohue, Courneen. V fm , ur- ff , gt , , V , H W Z - AV ea FW K , 1 . . will L ,, ,, V ,lffg -1-, , 'Z UHkN W'H 'Y . ' K I .15 W - , NL.. , ' VL Q ,, ,,. N.- , Q I-l.l-Tl. if 201 l-LH. if 202 Frontrow'Fisher, Faulring, Eimiller, W. Evans, Ferrentino, Fancher. Secondrow'Edie, Friant, Dylong, Fechter lvice pres.l, Fitzpatrick lsec.l. Third row: Finch, English, Eckel, Fleck, A. Front row' Grieggs, Gaffney, Fyock, Hall, Jeff Goldbach. Second row' Frisina, Griffey, Judith Evans, Dulski, Evenden, Mr. Glor. Fourth rovwFenger,Green lpres.l, Fallon, Emerson, Ehrgott, Goldbach, Genco, Fuller, Kroll lpresl, Hahn. Third row'Mr. Hoffner, Gallagher, Ginley. Fourth row. Edington, Fiegl, Dygert, Forness, Falejczyk, Duewinger, Fagan. Hadzicki, P. Gambino, Galac, Goodreds, Gandy, J. Gambino, Gregory, Gern. 105 l-LPI. 475 205 Front,row'N. Jordan, Kestler, Humphreys, Kles, King. Secondrow' Kawaler, Ingersoll lvice pres.l, Jonas, Huguenard. Third row' C. Jordan, Barbara Johnson, Kerker, S. Janca lsec.l, Joyce, Blair Johnson, Ingram, Forney lpres.l. Fourth rovwJeffers, Mrs. Foser, Kleis, Jenney, J. Janca, Ketterer, Kaminski. Front rom' Haney, Henry, Hornberger. Second row' Herron, Hawkins, Hermans, Harvey, Clark. Third row' Hanna, Haws lvice pres.l, Heppner lsec.l, Hoff, Heidenburg. Fourth row' Hoeber, Hansen, Holzinger, Holland, Hodgson, Houseknecht, Durr lpres.l. l-l. Fl. il-f E D 4 106 s , 5' 337 :56 1 x LL My SX L L L L,..A.. SL L - ,wif A, L ' if 1, L5 ,.,- Q ,, ali L A wx X L- M Q -- fl LLL L .E .... , ..., L L 'Xvv ex L LLLL LLLLR L LL L , LLL' f l g M ew H. FQ. EOE Fr0ntrow:Korabek, Klinczar, Kwiatkowski lsecj, Carrithers, MacDonald. Malanowicz. Second row' S. Kuebler lpresj, Kuhn fvice pres.J, Lederman, Lankowski, Kyne. Third row' Knappert, E. Kuebler, Langhans, Lenau, Kyte, Luchner, Lengel, Lardo. Front row' O'Connor, Meyer, Mergenhagen, Nowak, D. Miller, Newland. Second row: Merry, Meyers, Mulry lvice pres.j, S. Miller, Mencer. Third row' Mrs. Baldwin, J. Miller, Mumbach, Olmstead, Yoviene lpresj, Mulertt, Mordaunt, Murdock. P-LF2. if 210 I-l.l:l. if 214 Front row: Maxwell lpres.l, McNerney, Marshall, McClellan, N. Martin, McShane, Marsh, Mallia, McGarva. Secondrow.'McCourt, Mayer, M. Martin, Mallon, Malyszka, McClellan, Mathien, Mattimore. Third row' Mr. Larson, McCarthy, Mathien lvice pres.l, May, Mecca, McCann, Mattioli, McCormack, Manown, McHenry, Massing. Front row' C. Wright, Zielinski, Zukowski, Young, M. Wright. Second raw' Worth, Zittel, Ziebarth, Young Young. I-LPI. iii EEO A Q xg? 11-,. Front row' Cathy Hoyt, Daren Robinson. Front row' Bates, Durusky, Trinkley, Hauck, Wheeler, Dash, Davis, Huguenard. Second row' Enders Secono'ronc'Sarah Hastings, Peter Lyons. Emerling, Gabor, Robinson lsec.l, Hoyt ltre-as.l, Hastings lvice pres.l, Lyons fpres.l, Moot, Donohue Wiggins. 7'hirdrovu'Grant, Polvino, Perfetto, Rettig, Mr. Collins, Mr. Glor, Frazell, Gomez, Taylor, Kenefjck Fourth ron4'Lyon, Sanger, Ferris, Bacon, Stockwell, Hartloff, Flook, Mattulke, Moir, Clarke, Evans, Webster Fenger, Ruszczyk, Stapell. Fifth row' Pryor, Stoklosa, Brogan, Drufee, Hartman, Wilson, McDonnell, Pap Ravin, Brown, Start, Samuelson, Porter, Schunk. SDIDHIVICJFIE CENTFIAI. BOARD Accumulation of Sophomore resources, rapid transit of human energy from the Board to the members of the class and sky-rocketing energy of a volunteer nature from Mr. Collins, helped to relieve the Sophomore class from the pressures of the apathy crisis this year. f A SCJFUI-ICJIVIOF-RES Class Of 1976 I-LF. if 105 Front row' Touris, Turchiapelli, Tallman, Vanober. Second rom' Van Ocker, Taylor lvice pres.l, Tomson, Tatford, Trinkley ltreas.l, Mr. Owen, Sullivan, Swart. Third row.'Vinolus, Villarini lpres.l, Uglik, Tronolone, Thiel. smmeE,zK,xs1inwtnNwirzw3siS':1'5a-as QPCM:-fiiwwrmf-IMS-zfiaense ar fvwsissmssxf was-' sgzfirallvsswsrfniii ,xi-2-bffxae' Q I-LPI. fi 'IO4 Front rom' Snyder, Smolinski, Stiefller, Stapell lpres.l, Smith, Stan lvice pres.l Stumpf Second row' Simmeth, Stopa, Stonitsch, Sieber, Smith, Siedlecki, Stetz. Third row' Skanes Streich, Stone, Stokes. Q aria: fs'-X? H1 1 X 2 A ' f Q i if I-l. Fl. . 'I O 9 Frontrowiucinda, Weakland, Wilcox, Winkler, Wilson, Zittel, Whaley. Secandr0n4'WiIson lpres.l, Webster lsec.l, Wheeler lvice pres.l, Walker, Vitale, Whittemore, Williams. Thirdrow: Walaski, Weiss, Whalen, Wilson, Woodruff, Warner, Whittmeyer, Warner, Williams, Wojtanik. Fourth row' Wise, Warner, White, Wendling, Wiencek, Wutz. nmwnmuawuw9m'. -f,w fe,-ff ,wuwzfll-ww 1'-raw f f - we-H if 1-A 1'-vw-'-uwsefewafae me-mwwnwesfwsmmw I-l.I-72. if 'l'l-4 Front row: Abel, Binda, Amico, Beckwith, Barrett. Second row: Benware Bates lsec.l, Miss Warner, Bennett, Albert, Third row' Avery, Barkey, Bates Boggan, Baker, Bach, Annichiarico. Fourth row: Beyer, Bacon lvice pres.l Andrle, Baer, Bielecki, Stockwell lpres.l, Bodnar. i-i.i-Ia. irnfis Front row' Brassard, Carroll, Byer. Second row' Burns, Broffman, J. Brown, R. Brown, Buggenhagen, Bucher. Third row' Miss Sieper, Burgess, Gabor lpres.l, Sulinski, Britton, Brogan lsec.l, Braun, Budney, Cannon, Brown lvice pres.l. Fourth row' Carroll, Byledbal, Canfield, Brand, Brogan. l-l.l:l. iii 121 Front row.'Colin, Fenger lpres,l, Codd. Second row: Charnock, Clancy,Clark,Clancylsec.l,Colmerauer,Clisham,Conroy. Third row'Christofferson, Colello, Miss Ebel, Courtney, Coffey, Cash, Chamberlain, Chuba, Clarke, Closs. r 4 ff? ,fs fi , A ,, -1, , ns 22-Aw 5? 2 ,fa Efaf 1 ,V gf-Q ,V 3 , fs 4 4' 3 3 g :Si an 4 W 1 . 'E ,, pm cg z JYKSQE? i 3 . ig. Qing if 5 ggi? Q I-l.l:l.'i7'fl'l2C3 Front row' Dils, Dabich, Dinka, DeSoye, Crowley, Cummings, Czerwinski. Second row' Di Matteo, Davis Moot, DeDominces, Delmonto, Dimpfj. Third row' Mr. Van Valkenburgh, Dempsey, Daley, Dasey, Dash lsec.l Culig, Deckens. Fourth ronc'DeGrasse, Davis, Cummings Davis, Cray, Denk, Dickey. l-LF2. 143 FrontrovwDusch, Dole, Drzewucki, Korn, Fallon. Second row: Mr. Szarleta, Fancher, Fenton, Enders lpres.l, Durusky ltreas.l, Dotzler, Eimiller, Emerling lsec.l. Third row' Drankhan, Dodge, Dinse, Downs, Edgar, Duggan, Doherty, Elliott. Fourth row' Drost, Evenden, Fallon, Ernewein, Draudt, Duchmann. 5' if ff r M by . Q 'FTZFW Frontrow'Gates, Fors, Frey, Garratano, Germond. Sec0ndr0vwMr. Reichert, Franklin, Gates, Gomez lseol, Gonzalez, Germann, Gordon, Gerstner. Third row' Fitzpatrick, Polvino lpres.l, Germain, Glende, Gaske, Frank, Garnett, Fullone, Forsberg. Fourth row' Gibson, Gates, Gagner, Grant lvice pres.l, Finnegan, Gnacinski. I-i.i2z.1if'l-4-4 I-LR. 151A Frontrom'Higgins, Haas, Hoelscher, Hens, Holland. .S'econdrow.'Holtz, Haag, Hartman lvice pres.l, Hauck lpres.l, Griffey, Heppner. Third rom' Graser, Headlee, Greenfield, Hargesheimer, Hanneman, Hoefner, Hare, Hartloff lsec.l. Fourth row: Hackett, Hallen, B. Hartloff, Haught, Hogan, Hagedorn, Gustafson. I-LPI. if 1515 Fran! row' Hostetter, Karoczun ivice pres.J, Keesler, Jansen Hornberger, Jackson. Second raw' P. Huguenard isec.J, P Johnson, D. Hotho, K. Keller, H. Holtzinger, C. Hughes, D. Jones Third rom' Polvinski, Hustead, Kaszubowski, Jablonski, S Flook, K. Jones,J. Jones, T. Jones. Fourth r0n4'James,Johnson Hoyt ipres.i, Jensen, D. Johnson, Inskip, Karnes, Hudden. Fr0ntrovwC. Meyerhofer, V, Leavell, L. King, P. Keneflick fsec.i D. Lanning ivice pres.i, R. Korabek. Second row' Mr. Morse Kusmierz, Kirst, Leonard, Kenworthy. Third row' Kogut, Lardo Klispie, Kingston, Kick, Evans ipresj, Leslie, Kuebler Krzywinski, Lange, Krazmien. Fourth rom' Kut, Kusmierczyk Krone, Knight, Lane, Langston, Kern. I-LF. if ECJ7 ' 1.31, I LJ 2, 5 S ff gggulv all I-I.l?.i75 EOS Front row: Marchi, Mattulke lsec.l, Massing Malke, Librera, Mangione, Maloni, Marston Mrs Glor. Second row: Lowman, LoGiudice, Maher, Marsh, Liza k, Mammoser. Third row: Mazurowski Lester, Mailey, Longo, Moir, Marzac, MacMurray, Maloni, Uglik, Markert. Fourth row' Lickfeld Loefke, K. Lyon, P. Lyons, Marilla, T. Lyon Lorgquet, Mammoser. McGarva, Durfee, Neuling. H.l:l.i'? 211 Front row' O'Brien, McDonnell lsec.l, Mumbach, Nicholas. Second row' Mrs. McCreary, Michalek, O'Dell, J. Miller, Hastings, Mikucki. Third rom' Naber, S. Meyer Stock Milks Miller l-LP. Ili E18 Front row' Mrs. Tress, Raymond, P. Putnam, Riordan, Quigg. Second rovwRieske, P. Putman, Ferris lpres.l, Prockton, Ravin lvice pres.l, Reed, Prible. Third row' Prychodko, Rathman, Realmuto. Fourth rom' Rautenstrauch, Recla, Ranger, Prince, Pryor lsec.l, Riley. l l.l:!.-175215 Front row' Perfetto lvice pres.l, Ortel. Second row: Porter, Potteiger, Pap, Phillips Paul, Perison, Porpilia, Parduski, Petrie. Third row' Owen, Sinclair, Pfister, Paolina Porter, Pap. Fourth row: Peters, Phohl, Phillips, Otis, Ostrout. N 131 l-l.l:l. E19 Front row' Frazell lpres.l, Rood, Ruszczyk lvice pres.l. Second rom' Mrs. Townsend, Ruszczyk. Third row' Flozbicki, Roestel, Fluh, Robinson. Front row' Mrs. Buono, Samuelson lpres.l, Seagrave, Senseney, Sennikoff, Semson, Schrecengost. Second row' Scheffer, Salverson, Shank, Samuelson, Sealy, Schunk lvice pres.l. Third row' Sarcione, Sabol, Savage, Schmitt, Secen, Schunk. Fourth row.'Schmitt, Ryan, Saver, Salem, Salzman, Schnitter. H. Fl. 2 2 5 - .F-X,iv:i1ibx i - lv :z ii - 7 ,ig .- X-f, 'N , .3 . .. - . 1 ' - .-ia-'tt ,, 'x 315' LQEW , 4 . . -1-5 :.f ' f .!QL:- . 515117 iv '.Lg? ff J-x iggv f - f-2-1' f 1 in 9 1'g5-ii 'wmv 555' Jilivif fggggfi ' M' 'X -af x' fx 1 xx: '-1':'1- igif fij .3 . :' 'SJW , -'- Zi' 1,-f--fx XX ikx V - ' -aagiisgf. -:init fig:-gig-' . ' , .. N - -E'-fl -aff 'U VVES 'C G EQS O VVIS Ol I I . 4'F'41-- ' . xfa, 'Z iff i . J A-JV '.lPr , f A, It was the age of foolnslfme -g..x , .4-'1'. ' -4 ' , x X ff? 4 2 ' -'Q 4.-., - 34, H? 45' 'I h Ng 1- A W.. f .,, : - zi X . -'.,'r,-- . In ' f fa:-ix- 7-'1-: -'::v! 'rf' 'J A- ' U P Mi.. '-'. 'Tn' .. 14 ' 4' f i uh .,:,h.l:gI-L-1:-I,I,:li....5Q,ASIA-iv ,F ff 9 J u ' - ' tin 1- T'-51 5. ., ',, :'-.. - - -- 'Z 1..s-214:--..::.-1, QM- -- Q ' ig, -' -W 'is' L NX 1 4 ' - 1 x . -A Q: 2:-1. -- - - Y. Mqnsgkmgv-3. '11 2- V' -- - 'Q 1, 'A' ' 3FJ05XXN13.1',,'iQ: ' - p .5-X, rw- - :DQ-Q :1,5'l,.S'- I xi Q. ' 'F N. , ' I V - ' fgx Lg.. F12 8 fr xl ' : - , lx.. I - -:1 T.-A, .:+-- -- - 1 an 'W' XX 3 Wim.. 5334- X' 5- J 1 ,, 'A--H-.I z QQ- X ! i W . '-A X H , n Q . 4 ' 1 ' - X --PM '- .4'Q1'm- - A I 'r ,, 1 M mg - w '- -.vb,2fh 5Ji2flI'b i-is ww . fave' , A X fi . 'V J Xb' N- 1' '. , ,i ' .. , , Q hm. . X-1-3 iw, -N - W Z! Q-gt -K K3-if if 5 6 , j - -fi' 1. X. 1 Kg ., - N Q - ., -, W N W' 'K ,'LqH5'.,,pT i f 2 2?f 1 r Z' Q13 u , ff A X A ,gf mhx SS -ws-we f 1 . ,gh 4, ein at . n 1- f .,, gy, '-Hy. 5.1, guyz. 'ff'.Ql, 5A '4fEF'f'yi.3.-,QQT Y , W - Lb-4lr'?3.i5,.:'f:14 -- Q. 3551, ,,,.,,.kA-me -V .. , . N S... ww- ,, Q f ,W ,,,:tH,'w N JAM,-1. ips' U :Q ' ,J , :HJ 'K 'fx i :- fm X fd' V if M 1 li af ..e -- : ff ,,.: f,.,+,-1,-gymig ' .nm 1 5 W al'4'iE ..f Q we N Q ' V W wfng, u,f,,gf,g -fazarwf f1?f,tx.f H ,, ., . , I ADIVIINISTFIATION HAMBURG BOARD OF EDUCATION Front row'Mrs. Ninette Allen, Mrs. Marie Richardson, Mrs. Joyce Howe. Second row' Mr. Paul J. Herold, Mr. John M. Griffin, Dr. Howard E Welker lsuperintendentl, Mr. Allan R. Will, Mr. Walter J. Henry. 136 ln a warm, yet professional manner, our administration took on the complex task of coordinating and attending to the often divergent interests of students, faculty and community. Mr. Lawrence Hood Principal Mr. John Connors Administrative Assistant Mr. Charles Young Assistant Principal w 'WU . . -A xg xv l ,. km M ' 4 v O A.. Mrs. Esther Beck Secretary Mrs. Elizabeth Bollinger English Mrs. Dorthy Baldwin Mrs. Allayne Barnum French Guidance Mr. David Boyd Mr. William Brand Mr. Donald Brocious Director H.P.E.R. Physical Education Guidance Mrs. Balnche Buono English Mr. Bronson Collins Mr. Frederick Coville Miss Mary Byrnes Western Heritage Mrs. Margaret Collins Driver Education Physical Education Directory of Sophomore Class Art Industrial Arts BEM . ,. .35 I li ff M-I in as J Mrs. Dorothy Critoph Mr. James Cusack Business Special Education Mrs. Dianne DeMeyere Library Miss Dianne Ebel Mr. Lance Eggleston Health Chemistry Mrs. Barbara Dickson Mrs. Marian Dornhaffer Mr. John Duffner Algebra English Social Studies Mr. James Farino Driver Education Mrs. Katherine Fiero Physical Education Vocal Music Mrs. Sandra Durfee English Mrs. Eleanor Dye Math nl .I-u..,, Mrs. Camille Gilmour Chemistry Mr. John Glor Western Heritage Yflfv. Mrs. Brenda Finegan Mrs. Shirley Foser English Math .wma Mrs. Linda Glor Judy Gomez Mr. Dennis Gordon American Studies Secretary Television Services Miss Virginia Grobe English Mrs. Judy Gunzelman Mr. Harry Hilaire Mr. Michael Hobart Mr. David Hoffner Math Physics Music Social Studies Mrs. Hargaret Holmes Mr. Clifford Huen Business American History Miss Rosemary Kersten Guidance E! Mr. James Jones Mr. Richard Kazmark Mr. Fred Kelleer Chemistry Driver Education Chemistry Mr. Robert Hutchinson Graphic Arts Mrs. Chris King Mr. Ronald Larson Mrs. Deanna La Tulip Secretary Spanish Dental Hygiene Miss Sharon Keller Commercial Mr. John Kemmer Social Studies Miss Suzanne Magavero French Mr. Ronald Mancuso Guidance Mr. Charles Mann Mr. George Mikolajczyk Physical Education English Mrs. Jeanette Mugle Secretary Mr. Peter Mirando Biological Science Miss Deborah Nailos Driver Education Mr. John Luxenberg Mr. William McCormick Math Spanish Mr. George Morse Social Studies MVS- BeV0flY NEMO Mrs. Barbara O'Hara Western Heritage Chemistry Mrs. Joan O'Meara Mr. James Owen ik Secretary Business Mrs. Marian Purves Mr. Robert Reichard Mr- Wllllan Reichert Secretary Music Math Mrs. Teresa Prindiville Math Miss Joanne Schmeelk Mrs. Dorothea Schroeck Mr. Frederick Scruton Mr. Eugene Seidleck Physical Education School Nurse Graphic Arts Physical Education Mr. Robert Richardson Commercial Mr. Roderick Rowland Math hun- Mr. David Smith Distributive Education Mrs. Elaine Starr English ,gmtsxwm- ' Mr. Donald Shaw Miss Nancy Sieper American History Social Studies M155 Lynda Sfeck Mrs. Nancy Stock Mr. Michael Sullivan Business World History English Mrs. Karen Sutton Physical Education Mr. Joseph Szafranski Mr. Norbert Szarleta 'Mn Henry Tamutis Mr. Herbert Taylor Driver Education Biology Reading English Mr. Charles Teague Mr. John Thomas International Relations Health Physical Education Mr. Richard VanValkenburg Mrs. Ethel Vlehe Health Biology Mrs. Geneva Townsend Mrs. Mary Tress Home Economics Latin Mr. Robert Yates Mrs. Doreen Winger Mrs. Marion Winkler Mr. Dennis Wolfe English Secretary Commercial English Introduction to T.V. Miss Suzanne Vilagy Mr, James Ward EI19liSh Vocational Program Mr. JOSeph Walkowskl Miss Kathryn Warner Microbiology German 5- ? - lll.l. 5 iii ...wt .. 1. '?g,igPig,:.Qi . .L Mr. Colan Technical Electronics S15 bm.- 'Q W ' X ' A Q if M'--ag NK Ass. K er. Q .W Q f x ,X sf, r Mr. Conlin Data Processing 'M Mr. Dabolt Plumbing and Wiring Mrs. Donath Cosmetology Mr Hollandz Carpentry Mrs. Almasi Practical Nursing Home Mr. Metler Electrical Maintenance Mr. Mullen Law Enforcement Mrs. Battista and institutional Mr. Meyers Auto Electricity Health Mr. Nasel Mr. Nester Auto Shop I Drawing and Sketching Mr. Tollner Mr. Vastola bing and Wiring Machine Shop Mrs. Wedel Cosmetology Ne. Mr. Paget Mr. Sceandra Auto Shop Electrical Maintenance 149 Mr. Stilson Commercial Art Mr. Taylor Machine Shop Mrs. Theal Secretary Mrs. Tennant, Mrs. Poppenberg, Mrs. Lowell, Mrs. Fisher, Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Crowley, Mrs. Mosher, Mrs. Burke, Mrs. Mychajluk. Mike Pollard Hermy Hatten Jim Krump Julius Manioli F' -a A ' . --,. , Y H AA W A , .E ,NV L .1:' f'A I Q 5 ,.,,,.- ., , A Www if 1 -si , ,. it ., ,,.,.:.. Q .. . mmfl, ,A kWM,wM f 4- . V! ah ' 'sw ogy, ff sl A '54 M 1 N f' fiQ?f3?, ' r sf F K A . N f,9f1FQ'.55 Li, sv 542 Q. ,,,: K W as a - up ' ' m il 'lf'-??-N L V Li-, Xiifl -:gl .- -' 1-4, 'L , Irv - 1 ,yn '.i-- ' 512- , 1-:ur . . .. '--513 . N 5.4.1 fgiffr -E'-H ff E1 EiSTLfvfg4xff '1x:-- - ' 'J ,-' --2. 3. R' '?f?:,. f:,l1.KY 1'2:.f S, I f' :, ,N ,W-:V - K -1::j:--- . wi- xi , i.,-Q ,, SE' 3 f ' '- N aff- W -AQSEL if iiv-.Ni1iif , :ff E It was the season of Light A Q?-if i f ji It was the Season of Darkness -ff ' . l,.x,sJ,..', ...K ., -.,-v ,,, .' I 4-ff, -. 1 51 5 ,. ' V' hu! 'kvf-11 'I A L' 2 U N ' fifffetwI-',-ii-2.41-121.,,-,ffg ' -f. ,A 1 . . -'zf'e-f1,'-- ,.?::.- A.. sgxv 1 I' j n H ':f3 fo-.:'L :5x-l5,'f: :l'QL1. ' -.IE AM g R ...- '-,,, D E'., 'A ' LLP' :cf K. 'S L . ' t.X','f.m1i X A is ...ist ' 5' - , 1. at , ple ,- -7 A iff' ,'-F 1 ----: -w..- A., -:f -1 . -'- 1 fr -.gg fif, g -' 1 iwqisb-i :ff--'-rf, F - l- gff - L' vw if-3 - i' 4 N ' 4 X 1, -:X-Q, f Q Q, 9, 4 ,A X -- J ' U' W- Mu- fa:rA4-Wa' - . - nw..R'M' t-6 ' ' ' -,.- I -' -:M-,- 1 -.-9-.. - '- - '-XM' 4yl,1'5 .- W wh' ' QW . -1 14? 'ff A. Ajnj fq U. 2 h , Q A ,p 1, 3 ,, A N 1. F ,A I 2 191--43 aff nn , id Qfhw fiay g .in f 'KS 45 3 Z- M !1 1 X :AM N xx q' 641- 0 1 . X 1-X X Z' V QS ' ' N 5 A gy mn x A 5 E 3 E E 5 s 3 i L .w W 5 1? 3 Q 'I A 5 A i fb. f 1. . , 4 - Y ww, , 1- -fn: - qw. 1 , -yu f.: .-xr ..,.u,..,.W 111. J' -.. - -fl .-,. 1, Wm ,-1. - .f -2- sn 5 .. .-'qv ,..-.L::'-Huw :.J-uLH-,:ma,:.r-w-0.m-W-wmv. K., A., A wr..-Ar , ww.. .4 f. -.f.,1-- H- ' .,.epue.x,-,f V-fn1uwsmm1.m ST LJ This years Student Council was involved in a series of exciting and worthwhile activities. The year began with the annual Homecoming and Flea Market. Student Council added to its list of activities a swim-a-thon for the benefit ofthe American Cancer Society and also succeeded in bringing an extra Weekend to Hamburg High. Spurred on by the leadership of the Cabinet C O U N C I L and our advisor, Mr. Teague, the council helped to make this year a very enjoyable one for the student body. Frontr0w.'Enders, Frazell, Hoyt. Secondrow'Calkins, Green, Durfee, Evans, Flook, Crawford. Third Mlllaff5i0kl0SafAfbUCkl9'Calkinslpfes-lflemlngl Fleming, I-Y0n5fBY9f5f F0 f19YfC3fl'iThef5 lvice row' Wright, O'Gorman, Erickson, Collelo, Jones, Morehouse, Kuebler, Villarini, Maxwell. Fourth Pres-lf MV- Teague, rovwHastings, Fleck, Farris, Cook, Evans, Fenger, Schneider, Riordan, F1'fthr0w'Hackett, Lauchert, 158 CABINET Front row' Morehouse, Carrithers, Calkins, Hastings, Fleming. Second row' Lauchert, Arbuckle, Fleming, Forney. me ai i 159 ical? A 2149, WEEKEND LIBRARY IVIEDIA CLUB Front row' Biehler, Smith, Maxwell, Rafter, Wright, Taylor, Wright, Riordan, Gomez, Frank, DeMeyere, Parduski, Coyle, Oakley, Davis, Stapell, Kuebler, Wagner, Felger, Collins. Fourth Janca, Gambino. Second row' Flook, Williams, West, Colarossi, Roche ltreas.l, Hanneman rovwGregory, Ouigg, Pfeifer, Fleming, Erickson, Ingersoll, Trippi, Moot, Kuebler, Brosmore, lvice pres.l, Nye lrec. sec.l, Korabek lcorr. sec.l, McOuillan, Weinar, Soboleski. Third row' Klispie, Gambino, Evans, Hanneman, Fitzpatrick, Duckworth, Beer, Devitt. Volk, Tatford, Fechter, Hoyt, Bartz, Dean, Jensen, Baker, Kwiatkowski, Flettig, Mrs. In weekly meetings, the girls in the Library Media Club developed an interest in the library and its functions. The members helped with much of the work dealing with non-print materials during their free periods. To reward the girls for their time and efforts, field trips to the Buffalo Public Library and the Studio Arena Theater concluded this year's activities. 160 Front rom' Lee, Wilson, Felger, Ouigg, McOuillan, Burgess, Beer, S. Clancy, Trinkley, Nicholas. Second row: Coffey, Pikula, Erickson, Friant, Stuhlmiller, Brogan, Hargesheimer, Weiss, Kuhn, Ingersoll. Third row' Miss Byrnes, Wiles, Agate, Perfetto, Farr Ico-pres.I, Califano lco-presl, M. Clancy Itreas.I, Lyon, Thompson, Bruto, Stapell. Fourth rom' Kerker, Kwiatkowski, Jansen, Moot, Poppenberg, Toss, Eckel. Front row' Agnew, Kluckholn, Swart, Stoklosa lpres.1, Denecke Isec.l, Vantine lvice presl, Jones, Holtz. Second row' Biehler, Bilka, Boyd, Millar, Ludwig, Hoth, Tillou, Duffy, Mr. Van Valkenburgh. Third row' Newland, Lengal, Burton, Draudt, Giles, McClure, Weiss, Lee, Calkins. VAFISITY I-I CLUB This year saw new blood come into the Varsity H Club. Sophomore and Freshmen entering the club this year will provide strong leadership in the future. This year's club, under hard-working officers, gave us an excellent Sweethearts Dance. Other activities by the VHC were Christ- mas Tree decorations and the annual Father-Son Banquet. SII-:TLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Twice each month girls in GAA, under the leadership of Miss Byrnes and co-presidents Teri Califano and Sally Farr, participated in various physical activities from swimming and gymnastics to basketball and touch football. After the fall candy sale, the girl's sponsored such activities as a Mother-Daughter Sports Nite, Father-Daughter Bowling Tournament, End-of-the-Season teas, and the Annual June Sports Awards Tea. eck and anticipate a career in FUTURE NURSES GIFT'-S If someone forgot to give you your shot in the arm today, if you refuse to go through life carrying a crutch, if you have a healthy out- look on life and a fever to help others, then perhaps you too can follow the example of Mrs. Schro- SERVICE CLUB GSC members are pledged to fulfill the motto of nursing. Left to right' Felger lpres.l, Closs, Dennies, Hanneman, Merry, Clancy lvice pres., sec.l, Koester, McDonnell, Stuhlmiller ltreas.l, Mrs. Schroeck, Jones. Front row'ShetIer, Stumpf, Fors, West, Nye, Korabek, Kwiatkowski, White ltreas.l, Rieman lpres.l Mrs. Durfee, Mrs. Hoare, Harris lvice pres.l, Raymond lcorr. sec.l, Steele lrec. sec.l, Hackett, Shoemaker, Williams, De Los Santos. Second raw' Riordan, Kuebler, Hatzinicolaki, Cook, Martin Kwiatkowski, Denecke, Rafter, Fitzpatrick, Crossan, Carlone, Mulry, Felger,iHartloff. Thfrdrow' C service above self. These girls render aid to the school and community by performing such tasks as ushering at concerts, serving at banquets, taking care of the flag, updating the bulletin board and erecting the school Christmas tree. The bulldog Bounce and the Happening were successful under the leadership of Mrs. Sandra Durfee, aided by Mrs. Grace Hoare. Trips to Stratford and Toronto highlighted the year for senior members. Wright, Merry, Ingersoll, Jones, Christiana, Mary Thiel, Moot, Lamm, Rich, Coffey, Miller, Selle, Carrithers, Flook, W. Evans, Colarossip Cochran, Beer, Putnam, Moe Thiel, McOuillan, Roche, Weinar, Biehler, M. Wright. Fourth row' Tatford, Morehouse, Colello, Lapare, Bell, Hanneman, Schen, Stuhlmiller, Howe, Kuhn, Stokes, Fleming, A. Evans, Czajka, Pohlman. IVIEXICCJ CITY To 12 students, a chaperone, and'Senor Larson, Mexico was an exciting, fun-filled, nine day Easter Vacation and cultural experience. Everyday began with breakfast in a lush, tropical garden. Then our very own lopsided bus somehow got us, each beautiful day, to wherever we wanted to go. From Don Juan Market lwhere we learned the trick of price bargainingl to the tallest building in Mexico lfor dinner and a night view of Mexico Cityl. That bus got us there. The day's activities included visiting the shrines, cathedrals, parks, pyramids, University of Mexico, Olympic Stadium, and a fountain or two which surrounded the city. All the enjoyment was topped off by the Mariachi Singers and a little dancing of our own. What more could anyone ask? Front8r center' Colarossi. Front row' Samter, Reynolds, Steele, Kleis, Felger, Williams, Drankhan, Praznjak, Baer. Second rom' McOuillan, lpres.l, Harris, Roche, Kernen, Bruto, Thiel, Lee, Stokes, Salem, Williams, Abel, Hartloff. Third row' Miss Villagy, Riebling lsec.l, Lee ltreasl, Leonard, Morehouse, Stephan, Howe, Garnet, Koester, Frank, Raymond, Czajka, Rich, White, Martin, Byers. Fourth row' Haefner, Pratt, Enders, DesSoye, Langston, Newland, Stuhlmiller, Rieman, Ostrout, Fisher. Fifth row' Hooper, Clancy, Califano, Daley. Mr. Hood, Miss Vilagy, Joyce McOuillan. Front row' Barlow, Stewart, Calkins, Henry, Rowell, Schneider. Second row' Evans, Westlund, Mathien, Kles, Malyszka, Olsen. Third row' Duewiger, Andrle, Beer, King, Gregory, Pfeifer, Fechter. NATIONAL I-ICJNCJFI SOCIETY Through talent, service and hard work, these outstanding juniors and seniors earned recognition and membership in this nationwide honorary society. Their faculty advisor, Miss Vilagy, and president Joyce McOuillan aided them in continuing to exercise the society's bywords: Scholarship, Leadership, Character, and Service. SYPACLJSE CITIZENSI-HID Frontrow Owen Schneider Morehouse, Carrithers, B. Calkins, Mr. Teague. Second row Mathien Mallon Lauchert H Calkins, Arbuckle. IVIODEI. l.l. N. Battling sterile fruitflies and a banana shortage, Hamburg's delegation to the model U.N. went to Rosary Hill this yearto participate in a mock U.N. session with other schools. This year they repre- sented Panama. The group was judged on their preparation and presentation of mandatory resolu- tions. 'Hamburg has won the trophy the last two years and this year plan to make it three in a row. Front row' Mr. Morse, Carrithers, Maxwell, Beer. Second row' Mallon, Morehouse, Hackett, Fleming. Third row' Baer, Kell, Byers. CONFERENCE Our participants spent an active day of competition at Syracuse University this past April. Prepared presentations, as well as spontaneous debate on current issues, recommendations, extra-curricular activities, and S.A.T. scores comprised the factors determining the scholarship recipients. The ten Hamburg students represented our school in an outstanding fashion. LATIN CLUB The Latin Club tried to promote an awareness in the student body of its re-creation, and to involve its members in classical ideals and studies. Some of the club's activities included a Christmas party, held in honor of the Roman Saturnalia, and skits presented by the students in Latin. ln the spring, a trip to Toronto to the Royal Ontario Museum and a Roman Banquet were among the club's other activities. Front row' Hauck, Prockton, Gonzatez, Pap, Mattulke, Ferris. Second row: Mrs. Tress, Fenger, Gordon, Pap, Green, Heidenburg, Gibson, Tallman ltreas.l, Secen, Start, Wilson, Stewart. Third rom' Bennett, Owen, Johnson, Whittemore, Leuvell, Beer, Hargesheimer, Tomson. GEQIVIAN CLUB This exciting group of students studying the Ger- man language have also expanded their knowl- edge of the German culture by doing various projects. Some of the most interesting things the club did this year included a trip to Germany over the Easter vacation, a German dinner, and a flea market in addition to many German bake sales. One of the disappointing times was the float for the Christmas parade. They had a great deal of difficulty securing materials for their float. How- ever, with the help of Fraulein Warner, the German Club had a very successful year. Front row' Grieggs, O'Brien, Miss Warner, Dennies lpres.l, DeDominces, Nicholas. Second row' Porpilia, Shrider, Weinar lvice pres.l, Diemer lsec. treas.l, Mumbach, Calkins. Third row: Laible, Turchiarelli, Malyszka, Dimfl, Glende, Garnett, Colin. Fourth row' Hudden, Johnson, Mallon, Sabol, Bruto, Fagan. Front row' Trinkley Itreasl, Vinolus lsec.I, Touris, Colarossi, Sealy. Second row' Schnitter lpres.I, Genco, Warner, Ravin, Rich, Mr, McCormick. SIDANISI-I CLLJS Led by advisor Mr. William McCormick and President Paul Schnitter, the Spanish Club had many interesting activities. This year some of the club's projects were selling candy bars and handy notes, a Christmas party and a Banquet at the end of the year. Also, some fortu nate members went to Spain during their Easter vaca tion which was a high point in the club's activities Front rom' Calkins, Start, Frank, Wagner, Fechter Isec.l, Calkins. Second row' Johnson, Schneider, Webster, Knight, Ouigg, Barlow ltreas.l. Third rom' Hackett, Selle lvice presfl, Howe lpres.l, Malyszka, De Los Santos. Fourth row' Novak, Erickson, Efi, Baer, Merry. AIXAEIIIICAN FIELD SERVICE AFS provides an opportunity to promote international harmony. Through personal friendships with our foreign guests, our lives are enriched and goodwill is begun This year, we were fortunate to have adopted Luchie De Los Santos from the Philippines, Efi Hatzinicolaki from Greece, and Vernon Tirwari from India, who came to us through the International Christian Youth Ex change. The pizza sale and Christmas card sale helped finance this worthwhile exchange program. Front row' Markham, Ross. Second row: Kell, Shoemaker, Garratano, Panasiewicz, Kessel, Mr. Front row.'Salem, Morehouse, Rauch. 5econb'rovwRiedel, Streich, Newland, McQuilIan, Sperduti Yates. Third row' Savio, Boggan, Worth, Lindsay, Garnett, Trinkley, Driscoll. Fourth row' Streich, Goldbach, Lee, Mr. Yates, Moot. Samuelson, Fisher. l-ll TV HITV, under the advisor- ship of Mr. Yates, operates the closed circuit television station. The technicians provide the school with the morning show, BEGIN- NlNGS , and videotapes of special, student interest programs. TELEVISION SERVICES Front row' Lindsay, Markham. Second rom' Driscoll, Mr. Gordon, Streich, Shoemaker, Worth, Kell, Kessell. Television Services is the Closed Circuit Television System which broadcasts on Channels 3, 5, and 6,to all schools in the district with the exception of the Armor and Boston Valley Schools which have their own systems. ln addition to Chan- nels 3, 5, and 6, the Senior High also has Channel IO. Mr. Dennis Gordon is in charge of Television Services and selects various students to assist him in the operation. Since its estab- lishment over 5 years ago, over 3000 programs have been broadcasted. IVIAKE-UID CJLIJS The Make-Up Club consisting of Senior and Junior girls helped by advisors Mrs. Stock and Mrs. Baldwin. They met regularly throughout the year to practice applying theatrical makeup. One of their most successful accomplishments was making up the actors for our Senior Class play, Pygmalion. STAGE CFTEVV The members of the Stage Crew and advisor Mrs. Col- lins are the people behind the scenes who mean so much to every performance: be it a play, concert, musi- cal, assembly or other presentation. Their ingenuity with our limited facilities and knowledge of stage production techniques help add special effects and a touch of real- ism to all school productions. From left to rrght' Markert, Mino, Streich, Andrews, Kell. Front row' Townsend, Bell lpres.l, Frank, Fors, Christiana, Koester lsecl, DeDominces, Mrs. Stock. Second row: Goldbach, Coffey, Rich, Szematowicz, Mulertt, Malanowicz, Mrs. Baldwin. Front row' Pratt, Mrs. Collins, Leonard. Second row' Connell, Harris. Third row' Lee. From leftto rrg!7L'Hallen,White, Williams, Mr. Hoffner ladv.l. AUDIO VISUAL CLUB Mr. Hoffner and his staff throughoutthe year have seen to it that all the movie projectors, tape recorders, film strip projectors and record players were main- tained and distributed. What would those weeks in class be like ifthere weren't a movie to sleep through now and then. COLOR GUARD Front raw' Pap, Porpilia, Tatford, Harris lco-captainl. Second row' Schrider, Poluino, Gibson, Franklin, Taft, Kusmierz, Karoczun, Meyer, Krazmien, Pap. The Varsity Colorguard represents the most experienced marchers of our school. The Guard's routines in drilling ability complimented the band's performances with precision gun, saber and flag maneuvers. IVIAJCJFIETTES Under the direction of co-captains Jean Baker and Faye Thurber and feature twirler, Sue Wagner, the majorettes became talented and entertaining companions to the marching band. The long, strenuous hours of practice were rewarded with applause of approval from spectators at the football and basketball games. Frontrow' Pap, Pap, Cochran lleaderl, Tatford, Davis. Secondrow'Shreider, Polvino Wilson, Gibson, Touris, Meyer, Harris. 7'hira'r0w'Weinar, Koroczun, Franklin lleaderl O'Brien, Buggenhagen, Kusmierz, Taft, Krazmien, Weiss. The new colorguard, under the direction of Peggy Harris, Elaine Westland and Andrea Shrider, displayed the school's Colors at athletic competitions and community parades. The girls were advised by Mr. and Mrs. Reichard. Kneeling: Palczewski, Thurber lco-captainl, Baker lco-captainl, Dylong. Standing: Smith, Carione, Sperduti, Klispie, Warner. Front row: Walsh, Shetler, Byers, Evans, Johnson, Germann. Second row: Hooper, Calkins, Haefner, Brierley, Leonard, Pratt, Mr. Reichard. Thirdrow: Meckley, Calkins, Mammoser, Scruton, Riedel, King, Riley. SSASS EIXISEIVISLE Once a week, these six fine horn players met together to interpret chamber music for brass. The polished quality and precision of their music talent was displayed at the annual Chamber Music Concert at Hilbert College. Front rom' Mallon. Second raw' Green, Owen. Third raw: Scruton, Haefner, Mechley. STAGE SAND Jazz, in all its styles and colors, was the background for the Hamburg stage band. Robert Reichard, their director, provided them with valuable and enjoyable experiences in a wide variety of popular sounds. M152 1 Front rowx Hogan, Henry, Fors, Wheeler, Jones, Pierce, Finch, Newland, Frazell, Leonard lsecl, Cash, Williams, Barlow, Korabek. Second row.'Jansen, Hargesheimar, Mattulke, Fancher, Stang Kuhn, Wooster, Collins llibrarianl, Rowell llibrarianl, Duffy, Fallon, Trinkley, Daley lpub, Charmn,l, Shetler, Evans, Johnson, Coffey, Samuelson. Third row' Walaski, Gregory, Beer, Owen, Green. Schen, Owen, Walker, Pratt, Leonard, Garnett, Boardway, Brierly, Haefner, Hastings. Fourth row' Scruton, Mathien, Mammoser, Ostrout, Stokes, Fisher, DiMattel, Mallon, H. Calkins, Bodnar, Byers lpres.l, Walsh, Calkins, Hooper, Stuhlmiller. Fifth row' Mechkley, Kaszubowski, Bleyle, Tallman, Garnett, Holtz, Fenger, Germann, Panasiewicz, Mr. Fleichard. CONCERT BAND This year, the Hamburg concert band again maintained its reputation as one of the area's outstanding high school music groups. Under the direction of Robert Reichard, they extended their notorietythroughtheirsuperbtalentexhibitedduringall home football games and also during their concerts both home and on their spring tour of Ottawa. Front row' Kles, Olsen, Loefke, Jenney, Polvino, Dash, Carrithers, Harris. Second row' Mr. Hobart, Leslie, Schneider, Jansen, Hawkins, Collins, Rowell, Newland, Frazell, Cash, Hooper ipresl, Stuhlmiller, Hastings, Brogan, Krazmen, Alles. Third row' Leonard, Walaski, Gregory, Beer, Owen, Green, Mammoser, Calkins, Tallman, Mallon, Haefner, Pratt, Brierley, Samter, Fenger, STRING GLJARTET This year's string quartet featured four of Hamburg's ablest string players in the performance of some of the most beautiful and demand- ing music of this style. Again they showed their outstanding abilities under the fine direction of Mr. Ho- bart. Frontr0w'Kles, Carrithers, Polvino. Second row' Westland. ORCHESTRA Under the capable baton of Michael Hobart, lovely music from yesterday and today came forth from the Hamburg High School Orchestra. Their impressive skill and versatility increased throughout the year, delighting many audiences. Cl-ICJIP The choir, directed by Mrs. Katherine Fiero, had another busy but successful year. First, they prepared for the Pops Concert held in November. They work began on the Hamburg Holidays Christmas Concert and a Christmas Caroling Night for the benefit of shutins. Following the holidays, some choir members worked on the musical Brigadoon. Then, all energies were directed toward the final event of the year, the annual Spring Concert. All in all, it was a very eventful year for the choir. Front row' Mrs. Fiero, Trinkley, Hawkins, Kirst, Kell, O'Brien, Stewart, Weakland, Touris, Sealy, Genco, Frazell, Polvino, Kruzmien, Shrider, Tatfnrd, Mumbach. Second row' Granklin, Weinar, Papp, Putnam, Mulry, King, Green, Clancy, Crowley. Stopa, Wilson, Phillips, Leavell, Gordon, Garnett, Weiss, Riekey. Third row' Brick, Leaonard, Devitt, Gregory, Mallon, Leanord. Marston, Warner, Davies, Westlund, Miller, Cochran lsec.l, Samter, King, Walaski, Parduski, Secen. Fourth row' Davis, Closs, Newland, Schnitter, Klispie, Streich, Rauch, Griffey, Ryan, Beer, Fallon, Pap, Davis, Michalek, Stuhlmiller. Fifth rom' Salverson, Owen, Kiefer, Greenfield, Hartloff, Hargesheimer. Daley, Naylor, Brogan, Stoklosa, Pierce, Kaszubowski, Langston, Owen, Riedel. IVIADIIHGALS Looking forward to a trip to the Concord Hotel in the Catskills in late November, the Madrigals worked hard to recreate the songs and music of the time of William Shakespeare and Queen Elizabeth. The name given to these delightful songs is madrigal , thus the name of this lunique vocal group. They performed at other high schools as well as our own and next year the Madrigals plan to expand their program even more and reach a larger audience through concerts given at various places in the surrounding area. Front row' Mrs. Fiero, Mallon, Kell, Newland, Mulry, Samtrer, Devitt, Leonard. Second row' Owen, Kiefer, Riedel. 1 -.t a S FrontrovwTodoro, Downes. Secondrow'Ball, Gandy, Krone. Thirdrom' Glende, Conroy, Fortune, Samuelson, Retter ipres.l, Fourth row' Mr. Rowland, Brosmore, Johnson, Harris, Cooper, Turcherelli, Wilson, Tatford, Mr. Larson. IXIEVVSIDAIDEFI An outgrowth of the journalism classes this year has been the school newspaper. Named the Bulldog Banner by its first editors, it has been the product of a constantly changing staff as different students try their hand at a variety of activities associated with journalism. Using the paper as a learning experience, students have developed a nose for news , and tried to find drama and humor in everyday events. Cl-IEEE CLUB Thanks to Mr. Rowland and Mr. Larson, Hamburg Senior High School has finally acquired a recognized chess club. During the past year, the chess club hashad in-school competition and using the top sixteen players, have had matches with other schools in the area. Based on the ground work done in the last two years, the chess club looks forward to becoming a permanent part of Hamburg Senior High School. Front rom' Haney, Thompson, Tatford, Lane. Second rovwDenecke, Garnett, Mulry, Panasiewicz, Taylor. Third roiM'Kiefer, McColgin, Gambino,Weinar, Petzing. Fourth row' Durr, Kut, Knight, Stewart, White, Gandy, Christofferson. , - K K I -. . . X 57.-,V K . . - Front row: Pikula lpres.l, De Los Santos, Sealy, Frey, Stuhlmiller, Hackett, Leavell. Second row' Frank, Demerly, Uglik, Novak, Schunk, Schneider, Dinka, Lane. 7'hr'ro'row'KawaIer, Rickey, Mrs. Prindiville, Mulry, Wagner, Cash, Collins, Salem lvice pres.l, Fechter, Miller, Burgess, Sutherland ltreas.l, Lane, Lee. Fourth row' Kleis, Gibson, Kuebler, Samuelson. Fifth row' Goldbach lsec.l, Heidenburg, Dash, Hargesheimer, Jackson, Kennedy, Schunk, McColgin. Front row: Martucci, O'Brien lpresl, Lezark, Rieske ltreasl, Fittry, Koester, Maloni lvice pres.l, Putnam lparll, Hornberger. Second row' O'Connor, Horton lseol, Royce, Abplanalp, Bacon, Dylong, Palczewski Qhistorianl, Reeves, Ruof, Jones. Third row' Mr. Smith, DeDemominces, Collet, Kreitzbender, Schunk, Panasiewicz, Ross, Smith, Caggeso, Papp, Reap, Meier, Tennant, Manown. Fourth row' Noshay, Wronski, Richardson, McQuilIan, Gandy, Marshall, Rubeck, Cable, Macy, Miller, Hall, Johnson, Metzger. FUTURE TEACHERS The girls in Future Teacher's having taught at the area grammar schools, now feel capable and experienced enough to continue in the field of education. DECA The purpose of Distributive Education Club of America is to expand young people's understanding of the business world and to develop lenders in marketing and distribution. Led bytheir advisor, Mr. Smith, the members of the club participated in many activities. Among these were fund raising, sales demonstrations in class, and competing with other Western New York DECA organizations. Awards were given to students who excelled in this competition. s ' 5 HAH! Tlx UA .1 We f 'ti Mark Hackett Co-Editor ECI-IOES STAFF Polly Smith Typing Asst. Ed. Keith Hooper Magazine Ed. Andrea Schen Sue Colello Brent Byers Dave Pratt Dave Lindsay Circ, Asst, Ed. Co-Editor Sched. Asst. Ed. Literary Ed. Photo. Asst. Ed. X-F Anne McKenzie Circ, Ed. Darcy Reiman Lynn Hartloff Faye Thurber Sched. Ed, Art Editor 5 gg Typing Editor Nancy Coffey Joe Daley Magalme ASSY- Ed- Photography Editor Mary Thiel Art Asst. Ed. . .. ,if sf. H 5 g .2 . Y fl 4' p x .. -.'Lf1l.f.s' - :gif J if 'weft WL' We 1 Margie Riebling Lit. Asst. Ed. G. Mikolajczyk Advisor VVE GOT IT ALI. TOGETHER Front row: Ciancy, Califano, Kwaitowski, Lane, Shoemaker. Second row: Pratt ieditori. Morehouse, McDonnell, Lee, Wright. Third rom Starkey, Riebling iasst. editori, Warner, Panasiewicz, Knight. LITEFIAFIY STAFF SCI-IEDLJLIIXIG STAFF Frontfow'Theiss, Hartloff, Rieman ieditori, Thiel. Second row: Czajka, Mathien, Mencer, Byers fasst. editori, Tree, Ostrout, Miller, Stoklosa, Steele. Front row' Budney, Fechter, Bartz, Fitzpatrick, Fors, Korabek, McCarthy. Second row' Thiel, Putnam, Smith, Diemer, Huguenard, Evans, Wiggins, Denecke. Third row' Hartloff, Chritiana, Rich, Theiss, Marshall, Hager, Colin, McDonnell, Pap, Alba, Duckworth, Bennett, Cash, Carrithers, Pfanner. Fourth row: Tillou, Hoff, Roestel, McAuley, Benzinger. Fifth row: Jones, Moot, Rice, Cornwall, Erickson, Young, Mordaunt, McClure, Ostrout, Schen. CIRCULATION STAFF Front row' Janca, Miss Winkler, Schen lasst. editorl, McKensie leditorl, Dean. Second row.'Garnett, Heppner, Colin, Samuelson, Lane, Williams, Ingersoll. Third row' Mead, Taylor, Gibson, Ross, Bristow, Newland, Howe, Stumpf, Pfeifer, Malanowicz, Rozbicki, Longo, Hughes. Fourth rom' Sabol, Lee, Stuhlmiller, Riley, Webster, Webster, Weiss, Barlow, Clarke. SNAFJSHCJT STAFF Front row: lVlillar, Lindsay iasst. editorl, Bell, Erickson, Moot, Yoviene, Calkins. Second row Carteau, Statler, Johnson, Stewart, Panasiewicz, Harris, Daley ltrucker editorl, Christofferson. Third row' lVlcOuillan, Coffey, Dotzler, Nlathien, lVlcColgin. TYFING STAFF Fr0ntr0w:Carlson, Sayles. Secorrdrowxl-leppner Baker, Blaser, Thurber leditorl, Smith lasst editorl, Koester, Bourne, Frank. IVIAGAZINE STAFF Front row' Hooper leditorl, Mr. Collins, Ingersoll, Sperduti, Felger, Coffey lasst. editorl, Stewart. Secondrow:WilIiams,BeIl,Jones, Stokes, Potter, Rich, Johnson. ,, N. , eeeee C H APT STAFF Front row: Swanson, Hartloff leditorl, Theil lasst. editorl, Parduski. Second raw: Bernick, Raymond, Mrs. Collins, Andrle, Nlulentt. 181 v,',xf.?:'Y-5- L L:-. llfjh A x I E . .1- Q51 1115i U :s-'j'L5'i ,, 2322513 ff XS 5 big., -1131? iff:-Q' - ibg I-st it .:.-:f - f h me I -gv ff:?f, It was the SD '9 O O JL-Q 4' X iE:ii??3i:: . alla . ' '-:f.Fz?f .2Qi fn' 1 , z?gi.l,, - VVES VVUTUE 5 Qi! if LL i X N ai ,.., .i 7- A L f-5,51 1? . I, ' f-.ci FT.-,fi fi E Q A ,. .V fx' -,1 .S - f W T sl fggm, f '1.-i 'AQ MIL Q, U o ... -1 ' 'N' 491' - .:. ' f v - . smug,-, -, -g.3gf,A.,- nn, 9-X. I 17' if - -1 Ir, ::.- isa:-P.-. A - :Q I x , . gijlfffgi 5.3.4 YY . -',:,L: Q, .4 ,??,13.,,,,gqS:- ,lf 4-, : -J 1 Q .1 4-5 fe- .els 2 X - -f 1- .5 'gf e . ,.'4.,, 'lf' - X : H 'f1f31f2?2f12f' sb- - .. 5 ' ',-xx uf Q. gm - b ' 5-gf' 1 ABQ- L5-352, ' ' . L, X ' jx,-5 '7.f' ' I 7 RSI if , ff A - I f v x R' - ' 9 :N -59' K-51?-. .Nz -vm' ... fs: - X X7 ' -.1 vw .gy QK-,v+ .1 -5- A 'F - ,I , iin, 55 , f . -544, x i ,M .gn -,J-Y 14' AN I N 'WEQ 3-g ' do S 1 , Q A -' :Ls - .'l-1'L1g.x. wymik ' , gf -. , ,A X if v , - . .' . 'f if -j v A 4.4 1, '-'N ' -4- ff 1. , '- X ' ' Y Ax '. X w r 9 '---W - I X --A W ' L x'f':-,QQ - My sw X 1 -X1 Amr- . I A'- '- Q' U - Z - QQ ,B , Skim X-. 5 J I- - - , ' . ' 4Q??iL?'m v iii' Cl-IEEFQLEADEFQS Nancy Stokes Donna Morehouse Julie Kernen Nancy Coffey Cindy Ingersoll Fleming, Ingersoll, Denecke, Kuebler, Budney, Riordan Front row' Hackett, Flettig, Dean. Second row: Griffey, Bauld. Energy and exuberance bubbled from our varsity purple cheer- leaders this past year. The girls found that they not only needed to know how to cheer, but also to sing, paint, sew, and bake cookies as well. This squad rallied support and spirit for football, soccer, basketball, swimming, and gymnastics. Smile, and the crowd smiles with youp yell, and the crowd yells along. These varsity white cheerleaders aroused sup- port for X-country, soccer, wrestling, swimming, and gymnas- tics. Our spectators contracted their contageous enthusiasm and helped to urge our teams on to victory. Front row' Schlierf, Lee, Fisher, Treman, Stoklosa, Draudt loo-captainl, Bilka lco-captainl, Martin, Giles, Bidney, Durr. Second row'Green, Baer, Byers, Sarcione, Pratt, Lyon, Lauchert, Ostrout, Green, Wolff, Young. Thfra' row' Mr. Thomas, Stewart, McGarva, Villarini, Goodreds, Minkel, Ketterer, Rice, Thounhurst, Morehouse, Harris. Super Soccer in Hamburg is here to stay. This year Hamburg won more gamesthan in any previous season underthe present coach, lVlr. Thomas, posting a 13-3-O record. The team, lead by captains Dan Bilka and Tom Draudt, again captured the Division ll Class B Title and only lost in sec- tional play during overtime after dominating the game. As Coach Thomas says, We've nothing to hang our heads over, and J.T.'s Raiders cer- tainly didn't. 185 VARSITY SCJCCEQ 'K 9 U' P X W .1 CFICJSS COUNTRY Fr0ntr0m'Becker, Brown, Hallen, Schaefer, Holtz. Sec0ndrow'White, Brogan, Smith, Dole, Prockton, Colmerauer. 7hfTdr0w'Ryan, Wojtanik Andrele, Tacka, Mr. Gorline, Mr. Owen, Taylor, Ludwig lcaptainl, Hoeber. This year's Cross Country Team was one of outstanding individual efforts and tremendous team spirit. Captain Mark Ludwig and senior- veteran, Paul Tacka proved to be valuable assets. Kelly White, a sophomore, finished sixth in the ECIC Section ll Championships. i VOLLEYBALL Hamburg's Voileydogs, Coached by IVIr. Paul Hineman, experienced a down season this year. One bright spot was their victory over the tough Amherst team. The team is looking forward to next season, as they know they can bounce back into top-flight competition The team is young and has a bright future around the nets. VARSITY FOOTBALL The 1973 Varsity Football team won three and lost five. Led by Captain Keith Vantine, the Bull- dogs were competitive in every game. With many returning Juniors, Coach Van Valkenburgh ex- pects a winning season next fall. Front row' Beckett, Mathien, Phillips, Denecke, Kluckhohn, Root, Vantine lcaptainl, Kennedy, Enders, Klein, Tillou, Hansen, Agnew Henning, Courtney. .S'econdrow.'DonneIly lmanagerl, Pryor, Wagner, Dschuden, Ravin, Peters, McHenry, Rich, Kalke, Warner, Petzing Wilson, Herr, Fleming, Galac, Brunner, Boyd, Kroll, Pack, Mr. Van Valkenburgh, Mr. Seidleck S, mf 'Wa SVVIIVIIVIIIXIG The members ofthe 1973-1974 Hamburg swim team once again created a splash as they swam their way through this year's tough schedule. Under the guidance of co- aches Mr. Farino and Mr. Vanderzelle, the Bullfrogs attained success in the various divi- sions of the sport such as diving, free style, and backstroke. The coaches are looking for- ward to an even stronger team next year. Front row: Hagedorn, Beale, Abel, Karoczun, Kell, Mitchell, Kogut, Beale Second row' Mr, Vanderzelle, Beder, Kogut, Joyce, Yoviene, Duffy, McClure Walsh, Millar, Mr. Farino. Third raw' Christopherson, Finnegan, Leonard Liable, Mitchell, Prince, Evans, Malley. Fourth row' Schmidt, Smith, Stokes Lengel, Davis, Naylor, Donnely. VVFTESTLING Take one male body, add determination, train- ing, stamina, strength, and skills. You now have the ingredients for a typical 1974 Hamburg Wres- tler! The universal gym provided an area to de- velop strength, while coaches Paul Whitman and Ronald Clark passed on the skills. The guys are hoping for more support from us next year to watch them be victorious in the noble art of wres- tling. Altherr, Winling, Bentkowski, Otis, Ostrout, Dickey, Snyder, Forsberg, Jones, Bernacik, Wilson, Boyd, Johnson, Brown, Prasnjak, Warner, Savage, Phillips, Fr0ntrow'Yoviene, Senseney, Flich,Wilcox, Phillips, Blue, Denecke lcapt.l,Taylor, Rich, Zittle, Lowman, Hoelscher. Secondrow' Zittle, Sarcione. Third row' Mr. Clark, Walker. Baer, Witman. uf, W4 Front row'Allen, Nye, Kline, Pitillo, K. Stamer, Bodner. Second row' Mr. Beach, Gonzalez, Mohr, Villarini, Schlierf, J. Stamer, Clark. GYIVIIXIASTICIS The art of gymnastics combines not only the physical strength, but also the mental creativity of a person. This year's team, un- der the direction of Nlr. Beach, got off to a flying start breaking 3 school records in only the first 2 meets. There is considerably more depth on this year's team due to a majority of freshmen and sophomores. Although it is a very young team, they look like one of the strongest gymnastics teams Hamburg has ever had. We look for a bright future for Ham- burg gymnastics. Front row' Lauchert, Swart lcaptainl, Beckett. Second row: Fleming, Kaminski, Peters, Brunner, Vlleiss, Petzing, Steklesa, Heth, Ravin, Mr. Mann. VARSITY BASKETBALL There were many exciting moments for the Varsity Basketball team this year. The Bulldog Cagers, captained by Dave Swart and coached by lVlr. Charles Mann, excited enthusiasm and school pride. With several juniors from the squad returning next winter, the Bulldogs should again field a representative quintet. TRACK The track team put forth a radiant effort again this year, but despite the excellent coaching of Mr. Whitman, Mr. Gorline, and Mr. Owen, Hamburg had to settle for too many second and third places during the 1973 season. However, Jim Dulski came in first in the triple jump and went on to represent Section Vl in the state meet. A new school record was set by the relay team of Tom Bourne, Dan Boyd, Dick Hofner, and Dave Sampson. Each man gained valuable experience through this season, and we're sure it will show in the years to come. Y l1.a , + A xt- 4 ,f. M W it Front rom' Charnock, Prockton, Kenworthy, Hartman, Clark, Zittel, Leonard, Colmerauer, Rogers, Dole, Markert, Wojtanik, Cummings, Newland, Gillon, White, Karnes, Dulski, Stokes, Boggan, Collins lcapt.l. Second row' Mr. Owen, Mr. Whitman, Hackett lman.l, Johnson lman.l, Boyd, Ryan Warner, Stokes, Beager, Brown, Schlierf, Syracuse, Holt, Bleyle, Sampson, Hoeber, Meindl, Christiana, Schefffer, Edie, Duewinger, Pauly, Walker Pryor, Tillou, Mr. Gorline. 193 BASEBALL The 1973 Hamburg varsity baseball team, under the able direction of Mr. Siedleck and captain Tom Moltz, before his injury, batted their way to a .500 season of 5-5-1. There was a great team spirit generated as captain Moltz kept the team loose throughout the season even though luck didn't seem to be on their side. As with many of the other co- aches, Mr. Siedleck is looking forward to a better year next year. .JM Cl-IEEFILEADEFQS These nine exuberant girls served as the inspiration for our J.V. teams. They employed their natural happiness and high spirits to muster up support forthe sophomores. First row' Fors, Hauck, Hoyt lcaptainl, Ferris, Davis. Second row' Perfetto, Stapell, Walker, Brogan, Fenger, Beckwith lcaptainl. . . FCTTTTFEAI I Even with the support and excitement generated by the J.V. cheerleaders and the spectators, the 1973 J.V. Bulldogs suff- ered a disappointing season this year. They were only able to capture two oftheir eight games. The big highlight of the year came with the victory over our arch-rivals, Frontier. Nlr. Mann's gridders move up to the varsity next year, hoping to fire-out on their opponents. Fr0ntr0w'Hens, Cummings, T. Jones, Zittel, Kenworthy, Brogan, Clark, Vitale Brand lcaptl, Nleindl, Stonitsch, K. Jones, Paul, Flanger. Second row' Mr. Cullen, Stockwell, Scheffer, Sullivan, Marsh, Fallon, Phillips, Jensen Bernacik, Mr. Mann, Duchmann, Colello, Kingston, Delmonto, Miller, Mr. Almond. Fr0ntr0w.'Germann, McGarva, Clancy, Collins, Dickey, Sec0ndr0w'Durfee, Leonard, Gordon, Lester, Fallon, Savage, Fluh, Charnock. Third row: Fisher lcaptl, Bodnar, Ouigg, Neale, Haag, Draudt, Lickfeld, Sarcione, Fourth row' Wilcox, Prince, lVlr. Whitman, Elliott, Tomczyk, Lyons, Markert, Sieber. :KT f I Rf fi , . H M 5 LJl.Jl:l-4 This year's J.V. Soccer team had another outstanding season, following in the winning tradition of Hamburg Soccer. Whitman's Warriors, combining Individual tal- ent and exceptional ability with a great team spirit, kicked the stuffing out of their opponents in 12 of 14 games. With the experience gained this season, these players should be great assets to next year's varsity squad. .JM BASEBALL. i The exciting J.V. baseball team hit it off right this year by batting their way to an undefeated season under coach Schmo . With all this talent, Mean Gene Siedleck is looking forward to the day when some of these fine ballers will be able to help his sometimes ailing teams. Front row: Beckett, Holland, Thournhurst, Langhans, Herr, Hanson, Hanna. Second row' Braun, Ketterer, Rice, Lauchert, Agnew, Kalke, Courtney, Selbert, Villarini, Coach Smolinski. .JM BASKETBALL Sophomore spirit jumped with our leaping J.V. basketball team. Coached by the rookie , Nlr. Kemmer, the team had many good experiences this past year. The future looks good for Hamburg basketball because of the enthusiasm generated by these future varsity aspirants. Front row' Langston, Quigg. Second row' Mr. Kemmer Hofsteader, Braun, Brand, Fallon, Sieber, Prychodko, Paul Third row: Chuba, Wiencek, Christofferson, Skanes, Brogan Sarcione, Clancy. FIELD I-IDCKEY This year's girls' field hockey team, led by Coach Roche and co-captains Marie Clancy and Barb Lee, finished the season with style. They won 7, lost 3, and tied 2 to take third place in their ECGAA Divi- sion. Strong defensive play backed the high scor- ing offensive line. This year's larger squad, coupled with constant improvement and deter- mination, added to their success. TENNIS The 1973 girI's tennis team was a real group of swingers . Inspired by their victory over the '72 champs, West Seneca West, the girls finished up with a net record of 4 81 6. These stars of the court look forward to an even better team in the future due to their experience and dedication. Look out Billie Jean and Chris Everett! Front row' Meyer, Barlow, Boggan, Friant. Second row' Schen, Weis, Newland, Gustafson, Gibson, Andrle, Barber. Front row' Floss, Califano. Second row' Clancy, Trinkley, Brogan, Farr, Wilson, Lyon Nicholas Perfetto. Third rom'Thompson, Clancy ico-capt.l, Lee lco-capt.l, Miss Roche. Fourth row Putnam Porter, Leonard, Wiles, Stuhlmiller. Vfll I FYFSAI l Due to the strenuous training program of coach Kath- leen Roche, this year's girl's interscholastic volleyball team practically collapsed from exhaustion. But thanks to a small nucleus of experienced, returning players, the players conquered those terrible practices by providing the spectators with the good times of 8 fabulous after- noons of tough, exciting, and close competition. Frontr0n4'Thompson,Perfetto,Harvey,Califano,Farr,CIancy,DeCarlo Second row: Trinkley, M. Wilson, Nicholas, Sykes, E. Wilson, Cash Leonard, Norman, Poppenberg. Third row' Fortune, Lee, Wagner, Barlow, Tomson, Johnson, McOuillan, Hargesheimer, A. Schen Ziebarth, Kerker, L. Schen, Stuhlmiller, Andrle, Miss Roche. BASKETBALL The process of rebuilding any team is in itself a difficulttask. But add to that injuries, inexperience, and a schedule that would scare even a champion- ship contender, and you've got quite a project. Overthese hardships though, first year coach Miss Schmeelk and co-captains Sally Farr and Teri Califano led their team to a near .500 season. Highlighting the season were two consecutive come-from-behind two point victories over West Seneca East and Griffith Institute. Front row' Lyon, Thompson, Califano, Farr, Wilson, Trinkley Second row' Miss Schmeelk, Clancy, Wiles, Ross, Perfetto Wagner. Third row: Porter, Weiss, Gustofson, Anderle Johnson, Mordaunt. Frontrow' Benzinger, Evans, Mrs. Sutton, Stoll lco-capt.l, Weiss lco-capt.l, Ingersoll, Colello. Second rom' Friant, Kuhn. Third row' Jansen, Bruto, Reynolds, Riordan, Kyne, Selle, Sperduti, Beer. SVVIIVIIVIIIXIG You can hardly say our competative swim girls are all washed up . Mrs. Sutton fired up the team with enthusiasm during intense swimming practices and rigorous meets. The girls faired well and deserve a lot of credit. They are looking for an even better season next year. CATALINA With Miss Joanne Schmeelk as their advisor, and Mary Thiel as their president, the 1973 Catalina Club once again graced our swimming pool with girls who were strong, yet graceful swimmers. They spent this year preparing for the spectacular water show, Caballet. This performance climaxed many long hours of extensive training in the art of synchronized swimming. Again the girls displayed their fine aquatic talents and skill to make the program a great success. Water1'Kuebler, Budney, Raymond, Massing, Hartloff, Huguenard, Rich, Ravin, Streich. Front row' Joyce ltreas.l, Miller lsec.l, Thiel lpres.l, Lyons lvice pres.l, Barlow. Second rom' Kwaitkowski, Cook, Gambino, McAuIey, Kuebler, Faulring, Ingersoll, Beer, Denecke, Rieman, Wright, Jansen, Felger, Wright, Hoyt. Third rom'Jones,Mattimore, Lamm, Bauld, Duckworth, Miss Schmeelk, Bruno, Kuhn, Evans, Ingersoll, Alba, Stoklosa, Anderson, Beckwith, Stapell, Ferris, Rettig. ' ' avems- mr-11:-2. ctr. . Z jill' kk GIIQIJS SOFTBALL FrontrovwCalifano, Andrle, Wagner, Ross, Eckel, Poppenberg. Second rom' Clancy, Lee, Farr, Miss Roche, Norman. Last spring, our Hamburg Girl's soft- ball team successfully completed their first year of competition on the inter- school level. With the help of Coach Kathy Roche and co-captains Joanne Poppenberg and Sally Farr, the team finished the season with three wins and two losses. Culminating their sea- son was a thrilling four run spurt in the last at-bats of the final inning to stun Amherst. 2' -.H ii i : -.1 wi -4 Ai . CX. 1 bmi LMI., Earth crackling, crumbling, suddenly a split A brown bag pokes its head out of the pit A special bag full of whirling, spinning spuds My eyes amazed at their happy faces. 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' 7 I -I-aJx' -sq,-M ,s ls 5,4 41 43. , 'N 1 YW , g :hi I ff. -, I 9 . . 9 'S Q25 .4 vi, 'X' F x '1 'WH 2 223 .Q Abbott, Jeffrey 101 Abbott, Mary 88 Abel, Clair 20, 164, 189 Abel, Judith 117 Abplanalp, Cynthia 101, 176 Adam, Joseph 77 Adams, Paul 101 Agate, Bonnie 101, 161 Agnew, R. Cortland, 101, 161, 188, 197 Alba, Karen 92, 101, 179, 200 Albert, Susan 117 165, 172,173, 174,200 Allen , Michael 77, 191 Allen, Mrs. Robert D. 136 Alles, Jeffrey 77 Alles, Mary 173 Almond, Mr. Luther 196 Almasi, Mrs. 148 Altherr, Albert 190 Amico, Diana 117 Amico, Michael 77 Anderson, Jean 101, 200 Anderson, Timothy 20 Andrews, Jay 169 Andrele 186 167,171,172 Andrle, Elizabeth 92, 101, 117,164, 181, 198, 199, 201 Annichiarico, Susan 117 Appleby, John 20 Arbuckle, Jeffrey 20, 85, 158, 165 Avery, David 117 Azzarella, Louise 101 Babcock, Spencer 101 Bach, Kimberly 117 Bacon, Mary 101, 176 Bacon, Ronald 112, 117 Baer, David 20, 82, 164,165, 185 Baer, Glenn 101 Baer, Steven 20, 190 Baer, Robert 117, 167 Baker, Jean 20, 160, 180 Baker, Michael 101 Baker, Dora 117, 170 Baldwin, Dorothy 109, 140, 169 Baldwin, John 101 Ball, Bonnie 20 Ball, Francis 101 INDEX Barber, Robin, 102, 198 Bard, John 77 Barkey, Eric 102 Barkey, Karl 117 Barlow, Sharon 102, 164, 167, 172, 1 99, 200 Barnum, Allayne 140 Barrett, Gail 117 Bartz, Rosemary 92, 98, 160, 179 Bates, Katherine 112, 117 Bates, Wendy 1 17 Battista, Mrs. 148 Bauer, Cathy 20, 163 Bauld, Suzanne 102, 184, 200 Beach, Mr. 191 Beale, Raymond 20, 189 Beck, Esther 140 Becker, Kevin 20, 186 Beckett, Gary 102, 188, 197 Beckwith, Connie 117, 200 Beder Beer, David 20, 166 198, Beer, Margaret 102, 160, 161, 162, 164, Beger, Brian 102, 187 Bell, Laurie 23, 82, 162, 169, 180, Benn, Roy 23 Bennett, Barbara 117, 166 Bennett, Linda 92, 102, 179 Bennett, Suzanne 23 Bentkowski, Edward 102, 190 Benware, Leona 117 Benzinger, Kristine 179, 200 Bernacik, Thomas 23 Bernacik, Michael 190, 196 Bernick, Lynn 102, 181 181 Bieron, Michael 102 Bilka, Daniel 23, 82, 86, 161, 185 Billman, Philip 23 Binda, Debra 117 Blackwell, Patricia 24 Blakeslee, Kim 24 Blaser, Kim 24, 180 Bleyle, Edward 75, 172, 193 Blue, David 77 Blue, Keith 102, 190 Boardway, Bruce 24, 172 Bodnar, Cyril 117, 172, 196 Boggan, Martin 102, 168, 193 Boggan, Cheryl 117, 198 Bolt, Mark 24 Borer, John 102 Bourne, Elizabeth 24, 180 Boyd, David 140 Brown, Ronald 73 Brown, Ronald 11 Browne, Donald 7 Bruder, Darrell 27 ,112, 118 8 7,194 Brunner, Michael 102, 188 Bruto,Leni24,161, 164, 166,164 Bucher, Bruce 118 Budney, Bruce 163, 194 Budney, Diane 10 Budney, Keith 25, 2, 179, 184,200 187 Budney, Mark 118 Buggenhagen, Donna 118, 170 Buono, Blanche 140 Burdette, Dorothy Burgess, Marion 118, 161, 176 Burke, Mrs. 150 Burket, Regis 25 Burns, Patrick 118 Burton, James 23, 161 Byer, Edward 118 Byers, Brent 25, 82, 85, 85, 86, 88, 158 164,165,171,172,177,185 Byledbal, David 118, 187 Byrnes, Mary 140, 161 Cable, Denise 102, 176 Caggeso, Patricia 102, 176 Caggeso, Victoria Califano, Theresa 1 98, 1 99, 201 Calkins, Benjamin 1 59, 161 , 1 65 25, 176 25, 82, 85, 161, 164, 25,82,84,85,88,158 , 167,171,172 Calkins, Hugh 92, 102, 158, 165, 166, ,173,180 Boyd, Douglas 102, 161, 188, 190, 193 Boyko, Paul 24 Braman, Russell 24 Brand, William 118, 196, 197 Brand, Mr. William 140 Brassard, Johanne 113 Braun, Patrick 118 Braun, Paul 118, 197, 197 Brick, Kathleen 174 Brierley, Stuart 24, 171, 172, 173 Bristow, Margaret 24, 179 Britton, Barbara 118 Brocious, Donald 140 Broffman, Bret 118 Brogan, John 102, 196, 197 Brogan, Robert 24, 186 Brogan, Mary 112, 118, 161 173, 174, 198 Best, Jeffrey 77 Best, Joel 23 Best, Mary 23 Beyer, Brent 1 17 Bidner, Merribeth 23, 88 Bidney, Michael 23, 185 Bieger, Randy 23 Biehler, Bonnie 23, 160, 161, 162 Biehler, Bielecki, Jef'frey101, 102 Jeffrey 117 Brogan, Terrance 118 Brosmore, Susan 160 Brown, David 102, 190 Brown, Diane 24 Brown, Jeffrey 118 Brown, Karen 102 Brown, Kevin 118 Brown, Michael 118 Brown, Paul 25, 193 Brown, William 25, 186 Camino, Kim 102 Canfield, Loretta 102, 118 Canfield, Joseph 118 Cannon, Holly 118 Cappola, Nicholas 102 Carlone, Barbara 92, 102, 162, 163, 170 Carlson, Karen 25, 180 Carrithers, Sandra 92, 109, 158,159, 165 165, 173, 179 Carroll, Colleen 118 Carroll, Jeffrey 118 Carrow, Arlene 27 Caselli, Deena 27 Cash, Cheryl 102, 1 72, 173, 176, 179, 199 Cash, Marian 118 Cashion, Carol 102 Casnellie, Michael 27 Casnellie, Patricia 102 Caughel, Robert 27 Chapman, Glenn 27 Charnock, David 118, 193, 196 Charnock, Laura 118 Charnock, Margaret 1 18 Cheney, Frederick 27 Childs, Ronald 27 Christiana, Teri 27, 162, 169, 179, 193 Christofferson, John 102, 180, 187, 189 Christofferson, Peter 187, 197 Chuba, Craig 118, 187, 197 Clancy, Marie 27, 82, 86, 161, 162, 164, 198, 199, 201 Clancy, Shaun 118, 196,197 Clancy, Sheila 118, 161, 174, 198 Clark, Carrie 179 Clark, Christopher 27 Clark, Richard 102, 106, 196 Clark, Steven 191 Clark, Dennis 118 Clarke, Donald 118, 193 Clarke, Stephanie 102 Clarke, Susan 112 Conners, Mr. John 137 Connine, Cynthia 28 Conroy, Philip 28 Cook, Mary 92, 158, 162, 200 Cook, Sally 28 Corbran, Mark 28 Cornell, Cynthia Cornwall, Robert 28, 179 Corto, Dominic 28 Cotter, Joyce 28 Courneen, Donald 104 Courteau, Roger 28 Courteau, Wayne 28, 180 Courtney, Dennis 188, 197 Coville, Frederick 140 Coyle, Laura 104, 160 Cramer, Patricial 104 Crawford, Judith 28, 82, 158 Cray, Mark 122 Critoph, Dorothy 141 Crossan, Beth 31, 162 Crowley, Renee 174 Crowley, Mrs. 150 Crowley, Elizabeth 122 Cullen, Kathleen 31 Cullen, Robert 31 Cullen, Mr. 196 Cummings, David 122 Clisham, James 118 Closs, Cheryl 118, 162, 174 Cochran, Lisa 102, 162, 170, 174 Codd, Colleen 118 Coffey, Michellene 118 Coffey, Nancy 27,82,161,162,169,172, 177, 180, 181, 184 Colarossi, Gina 27, 160, 162, 164, 167 Colello, Susan 27, 82, 85, 88, 158, 162, 177, 200 Colello, Mark 118, 196 Colin, Sherrie 118, 179 Colin, Christine 118, 166 Collett, Candace 28, 176 Collett, Michelle 104 Collins, Anita 104, 160, 172, 173, 176 Collins, Bronson 112, 140, 181 Collins, James 104 Collins, Margaret 140, 169, 176, 181, 193 Colmerauer, Michael 186, 193 Conlan, Mr. 148 Conlin, Mr. 148 Connell, Cynthia 28, 169 Cummings, Robert 122, 193, 196 Cusack, James 141 Cwick, Suzanna 31 Czajka, Marsha 46, 86, 162, 164 Czerwinski, Ray 122 Czora, Daniel 104 Dabich, Thomas 122 Dabolt, Mr. 148 Daley, Joseph 31, 82, 164, 177, 180 Daley, Ann 122, 174 Daly, Mary 31 Dale, Lee Ann 77 Damon, Jon 104 Damon, Mark 77 Dasey, Kathleen 122 Dash, Robert 31 Dash, Marilyn 112, 122, 133, 176 Davies, Debora 31 Davies, Janet 104, 174 Davis George 88 Davis, Laura 122, 170, 174 Davis, Linda 31, 82 Davis Lynette 31, 82 Davis, James 122, 174, 189 Davis, Sally 112, 122,160,170 De Carlo, Antoinette 104, 199 De Los Santos, Luz 31, 83, 86, 162, 167 176 Dean, Deborah 92, 104, 160, 179, 184 Dedominces, Tina 32, 166, 176 Dedominces, Donna 123, 169 Delmonto, Daniel 122, 196 Delski, Michael 32 Demerly, Christine 104 DeMeyere, Diane 141, 160 Demmerley, Donna 104, 176 Dempsey, Shawn 122 Denecke, Ellen 92, 104, 162, 179, 200 Denecke, Martin 32, 161, 188, 190 Denk, Donald 122 Dennies, Susan 32, 162, 166 Des Soye, Clark 32, 164 Des Soye, Madeline 32 Des Soye, Eric 122 Devine 187 Devitt, Dianne 104, 160, 174 De Marco., Debbie 77 Di Matteo, David 122 Dickey, Lon 122, 190, 196 Dickinson, Marie 32 Dickson, Barbara 141 Diemer, Cindy 32, 166 Dils, Carlton 77 Dils, Dale 122 Dilt, Brian 32 Dimfl, Timothy 122, 166 Dingeldey, Susan 77 Dinka, Deena 122, 176 Dinse, Timothy 122 Dodge, Carol 122 Doherty, Paul 122 Dole, Kenneth 122, 186, 193 Dolski, Jody 32 Donath, Mrs. 148 Donnelly, Brian 32, 188, 189 Donohue, Mark 104 Donohue, Sheila 104 Donohue, Cheryl 112 Dornhaffer, Marian 141 Dotzler, Norman Jr. 104, 180 Dotzler, Karen 122 Downs, Michael 122 Drankhan, Kurt 32, 164 184, Drankhan, Terri 122 Draudt, Thomas 33, 161, 185 Draudt, Leslie 122, 196 Driscoll, Raymond 33, 168 Drost, Jonathan 122 Drzewucki, Thomas 122 Dschuden, Bruce 104, 188 Dubois, Denise 33 Duchmann, Peter 122, 196 Duckworth, Susan 92, 104, 160, 17 Duewiger, Mark 105, 164, 193 Duffner, Mr. John 141 Duffy, James 33, 161, 189 Duggan, Daniel 122 Duggan, Sandy Dulski, John 105, 193 Durfee, David 112, 129, 158, 196 Durfee, Mrs. Sandra 141, 162 Durni, Raymond 33 Durr, James 92, 106, 185 Durusky, Susan 112, 122 Dusch, James 122 Dye, Mrs. Eleanor 141 Dygert, Robert 105 Dylong, Kathleen 33, 105, 170, 176 Dylong, Suzanne 33 Dyson, Barbara 33 Ebel, Miss Dianne 141 Ebner, Thomas 33 Eckel, Susan 105, 161, 201 Edgar, Teri 33 Edgar, Craig 122 Edie, Julie 105 Edington, Thomas 105 Et 167 Eggleston, Mr. Lance 141 Ehrgott, Ronald 105 Eimiller, Danette 33, 105 Eimiller, Karen 122 Elliott, Patrick 122, 196 Ellis, Pamela 33 Emerling, Lynne 112, 122 Emerson, Raymond 105 Enders, Mark 35, 158, 164, 188 Enders, Eileen 112, 122 English, Patrick 105 200 Erickson, Diane 35,82,86,87,158, 160, 161,167, 179,180 Ernewein, David 122 Errington, Clara 35 Evans, Anita 105, 158, 160, 162, 171, 172, 179 164 Evans, Wendy 92, 105, 126, 158, 162, 189, 200 Evans, Deborah 112 Evenden, Ronald 105 Evenden, Brian 122 Fagan, John 105, 166 Falejczyk, Joseph 105 Fallon, Michael 105 Fallon, Kathleen 122 Fallon, Paul 122, 196, 197 Fallon, William 122, 196 Fancher, Eileen, 172 Fancher, Carol 105, 122 Farino, Mr. James 141, 189 Farr, Scott 194 Farr, Sarah 35, 161, 198, 199, 201 Farris, Candy 158 Faulring, Gail 105, 200 Fechter, Wendy 92, 105, 160, 164, 167, 176, 179 Felger, Christine 35, 160, 161, 162, 164, 181, 200 Fellows, Jane 35 Fenger, Thomas 105, 166, 172, 173 Fenger, Emmeline 112, 158 Fenton, Alice 122 Ferrentino, Janet 105 Ferris, Candace 112, 130, 166, 200 Fiegl, David 105 Fiero, Mrs. Catherine 141, 174 Finch, Deanna 105, 172 Finnegan, Mrs, Brenda 86, 87, 142 Finnegan, Michael 128, 189 Fisher, Mrs. 150 Fisher, Henry 35, 164, 168, 172, 185 Fisher, Sarah 105 Fisher, Samuel 196 Fittry, Belinda 35, 176 Fitzpatrick, Mary 92, 105, 160, 162, 179 Fitzpatrick, Julie 128 Fladd, Daniel Fleck, Cynthia 92, 105, 158 Fleming, Andrew 94, 158, 159, 165, 188 Fleming, Katherine 92, 98, 158,159, 160, 162, 184 Fletcher, Eileen 35 Flook, Becky 35, 160, 162 Flook, Sandra 112, 126, 158 Forness, John 105 Forney, Gregory 92, 106, 158, 159, 163 Fors, Mary 35, 162, 169, 179 Fors, Margaret 128, 172 Forsberg, Robert 128, 190 Fortune, Margaret 199 Foser, Mrs. Shirley 106, 142 Frank, Lisa 128, 176 Frank, Mary 35,160,164,167,169,176, 180 Franklin, Shelley 128, 170, 174 Frantz, Thomas 75 Frascella 35 Frazell,Julie112,133,158,172,173,174 Freeman, Gordon 77 Freischlag, Paul 36 Frey, Bruce 77 Frey, Nancy 128, 176 Friant, Patricia 105, 161, 198,200 Frisina, Mary 105 Fuller, Debra 105 Fullone, Vincent 77 Fullone, Robert 128 Funke, Christopher 36 Fyock, Karen 105 Gabor, Dianne 112 Gaffney, Colleen 105 Gagner, June 36 Gagner, Douglas 128 Gahr, Michael 36 Galac, Alan 105, 188 Gallagher, Michael 105 Galley, Thomas 36 Gambino, Dominic 36 Gambino, Jeanne 92, 105, 160 Gambino, Patricia 92, 105, 160, 200 Gandy, Leroy 105, 176 Garnett, Greta 36, 163, 164, 168, 172, 174, 179 Garnett, Rober 128, 166, 172 Garratano, Susan 128, 168 Gaske, Bonnie 128 Gates, Mary 128 Gates, Gregory 128 Gates, James 128 Genco, Patricia 105, 167, 174 Germain, Frank 128 Germann, Ronald 171, 172, 173, 196 Germond, Mark 36 Germond, Alan 128 Gern, Carl 105 Gerstner, Robert 128 Gerstner, Linda 128 Giambrone, Phyllis 36 Gibson, Roger 36 Gibson, Linda 166, 170, 176, 179, 198 Gilbert, John 194 Giles, Robert 36,161,185 Gillon, Thomas 193 Gilmour, Mrs. Camille 102, 142 Ginley, Kevin 105 Ginley, Martina 36 Glende, Robert 166 Glende, Kenneth 128 Glor, Mr. John 105, 112, 142 Glor, Mrs. Linda 129, 142 Gnacinski, David 128 Goddard, Harry 77 Goldbach, Jeff 105 Goldbach, Judith 105, 168, 169, 176 Gomez, Laurie 112, 128, 160 Gomez, Mrs. Judy 142 Gonzalez, Gary 166, 191 Gonzalez, Gladys Gonzales, Mary Goodreds, Gregory 105, 185 Gordon, Mr. Dennis 142, 168 Gordon, Scott 166, 174, 196 Gorline 186 Grant, Deborah 39 Grant, Cynthia 112, 128 Graser, Cynthia 128 Green, Steve 158, 166, 171, 173, 174, 185 Green, William 17, 39, 172, 185 Greene, Shannon 92 Greenfield, Mark 128, 174 Gregory, Stephanie 105, 160, 164, 172, 174 Grieggs, Sharon 105, 166 Griffey, David 39 Griffey, Susan 128, 184 Griffin, Mr. John 136 Griffin, Laura 39, 82 Grobe, Mrs. Virginia 142 Grzybowski, Paul 77 Guenther, Karen 39 Gunzelman, Mrs. Judy 142 Gustafson, Stephan 39 Gustafson, Paula 128, 198, 199 Gwynne, Belinda 39 Haag, William 128. 196 Haas, Peter 128 Hackett, Kathleen 92, 162, 167, 176, 184 Hackett, Mark 39, 82, 85, 101, 158, 165, 177 Hadgson 106 Hadzicki, John 85, 105 Haefner,James39,82,164,171,172,173 Hagedorn, Timothy 128, 189 Hager, David 77 Hager, Laurie 179 Hahn, Brian 105 Hahn, Wayne Hall, Brenda 105 Hall, Cynthia 39 Hall, Douglas 39, 176 Hallen, Andrew 169, 186 Hallick, Laurie 39 Hammond, Susan 39 Hanna, Ellsworth 106, 197 Hanna, Sandra 40 Hanneman, Gayle 40, 160, 162 Hanneman, Glenna 128, 160 Hansen, Thomas 106, 188, 197 Harding, Larry 40 Hare, Thomas 128 Hargesheimer, Mary 128, 161, 166, 172, 174, 176, 199 Harnick, Paul 40 ' Harris, Margaret 40, 82, 162, 164, 170, 173, 180, 185 Harris, Michael 40 Hartloff, Deana Lynn 40, 82, 84, 88, 162, 164, 177, 179, 181,200 Hartloff, Lee Ann 174 Hartloff, Richard 40 Hartloff, William 112, 128 Hartman, Greg 112, 128 Harvey, Susan 106, 199 Hastings, Sarah 112, 129, 158, 159, 172, 173 Hatzinkolaki, Efi 40, 83, 162 Hauck, Amy 112, 128, 166 Haught, Robert 128 Hawkins, Debra 107, 174 Haws, Susan 92, 106 Headlee, Cynthia 128 Hebard, Marcia 40, 88 Heidenburg, Lori 106, 166, 176 Heiple, Joseph 77 Hengerer, Philip 187 Henning, Paul 188 Henry, Barbara 164, 172 Henry, Peter 40 Henry, Peter 40 Henry, Mr. Walter 136 Hens, Charles 196 Hens, Linda 128 Heppner, Cheryl 179 Heppner, Michelle 92, 106, 128, 1 180 Hermans, Deborah 106 Herold, Mr. Paul 136 Herr, Joseph 88, 197 Herron, Mary 106 Herschel, Dale 40 Higgins, Teresa 128 Hilaire, Mr. Harry 94, 142 Hine, John 41 Hineman, Mr, 187 Hirschman, Larry 77 Hirschman, Terri Hoare, Mrs. Grace 162 Hobart, Mr. Michael 142, 173 Hoeber, Michael 106, 186 Hoefner, Joyce 128 Hoelscher, John 128, 190 Hoff, Susan 179 63,179, Hughes, Sheryl 41 Huguenard, Kathleen 179, 200 Huguenard, Patricia 106, 126 Humphreys, Susan 106 Hustead, Kathryn 126 Hutchinson, Mr. Robert 143 lgnaszewski, Mark 41 Ingersoll, Cynthia 41, 82, 162, 181, 184, 200 Ingersoll, Kimberly 41,92, 106,160, 161 179, 184, 200 Ingram, David 41, 106 lnskip, Thomas 126 Jablonski, Jerome Micha 126 Jackson, Deborah 126, 176 Joyce, Margaret 44, 82, 200 Joyce, Robert 106, 189 Kalke, Thomas 188, 197 Kaminski, Donald 106 Karnes, Edward 126 Karoczun, Jane 126, 170, 189 Kaszubowski, Daniel 44, 126, 172, 174 Kawaler, Deborah 106, 176 Kazmark, Mr. Richard 143 Keesler, Thomas 126 Kell, Sue 44,165,168,169,174,189 Keller, Mr. Fred 143 Keller, Karen 126 Keller, Miss Sharon 98, 143 Kelly, Robert 44 Kogut, Lawrence 47, 189 Kogut, Paul 126, 187, 189 Koons, Deborah 77 Korabeck, Charles 109, 181 Korabeck, Karen 47, 160, 162, 179 Korabeck, Robert 126, 172 Krazmien, Mary 126, 170, 173, 174 Kreitzbender, Susan 47, 176 Kreutzer, David 47 Krolll, Martin 92, 105, 188 Krone, Mark 126 Krone, Martin 47 Kruszynski, Daniel 47 Kruszynski, Francis 194 Krzywinski, Edward 126 Hoffner, Mr. David 105, 142, 169 Hofsteader, David 197 Hogan, Martha 128, 172 Holland, James 106, 128, 197 Hollandz, Mr. 148 Holmes, Mrs. Margaret 143 Holtz, Richard 41, 161, 172, 186 Holzinger, Charles 106 Holzinger, Heidi 126 Hood, Mr. Lawrence 124, 137 Hooper, Keith 41, 82, 164, 171, 172, 173, 177, 181 Hornberger, Jane 106 Hornberger, Linda 126, 176 Horton, Heidi 41, 176 Hosmer, Mrs. Jean Hostetter, David 126 Hoth, Donald 41, 161 Hotho, Daniel 126 House, Jean 41 Houseknecht, Kenneth 106 Howe, Mrs. Charles 136 Howe, Leanne 41, 82, 162, 164, 167, 179 Hoyt, Cathy, 112, 126, 158, 160,200 Hoyt, Joel 194 Hubbard, Charles 41 Hudden, William 126, 166 Huen, Mr. Clifford 143 Hughes, Cynthia 126, 139 Jackson, George Jeff Jacob, James, James, James, Janca, Janca, Jeffrey 41 Douglas 41 Lawrence 41 Sherilyn 126 Joseph 106, 106 Susan 92, 106, 160, 179 Kemmer, Mr. John 143, 197 Kenefick, Patti Ann 112, 126 Kennedy, David 44, 188 Kennedy, Deborah 176 Kenworthy, James 126, 196 Kerker, Diane 106, 161, 199 Kern, Donna 106, 126 Jansen, Patricia 43, 161, 172, 173,200 Jansen, Margaret 126 Jastry, Jeffers, Gerald 43 David 106 Jenner, Gordon 43 Jenney, Mark 106, 173 Jensen, Keith 126, 196 Jewitt, April 43 Johnson, Barbara 106 Johnson, Blair 106 Johnson, Dean 126, 176 Johnson, Jay 43 Johnson, M'liss 43, 166, 167, 181 Johnson, Mercedes 126, 166, 171 Johnson, Pamm 126, 172, 180, 199 Johnson, Timothy 43 Jonas, Dawn 106 Jones, Anthony 126, 176 Jones, Christine 92, 158, 162, 200 Jones, Debra 126, 172 Jones, James 126, 143 Jones, Jeffrey 98 Jones, Kevin 126, 190, 196 Jones, Lawrence 43, 196 Jones, Randy 43, 161, 194 Jones, Robert 44 Jones, Sherrill 179, 181, 214 Jordon, Jordon, Charles 106 Nancy 106 Kernen, Julia 44, 82, 164, 184 Kersten, Miss Rosemary 143 Kessel, Paul 44, 168 Kestler, Shauna 106 Ketterer, Thomas 106, 185, 197 Kick, June Kiefer, Philip 44, 174 Kieffer, Mary 44, 174 King, Mrs, Chris 143 King, Janet 44 King, Laurel 106, 126 King, Maureen 163, 164, 171, 174 Kingston, Frank 126, 196 Kirst, Karen 126, 174 Kish, James 77 Klein, Terry 77, 188 Klies Amy 47,164,176 Klies William 106 Kles, Sheila 106, 164, 173 Kuebler Donna 47, 88 Kuebler Edward 109 Kuebler Mary Jo126, 160, 176,200 Kuebler Sandy 200 Kuebler, Sharon 92, 109, 158, 160, 162, 184 Kuhn,Lauri92, 109,161, 162,172,200 Klinczar, Dawn 106, 163 Kline, Susan 47, 191 Klingelsmith, James Klispie, Gayle 126, 160, 170, 174 Klispie, Wayne 47 Kluckhohn, Steven 47, 161, 182 Knappert, David 109 Knight, Kathleen 126, 167 Koester, Daniel 176 Koester, Gretchen 47, 162, 164, 169, 180 228 Kusmierczyk, Bruce 47 Kusmierczyk, Sharon 126 Kusmierz, Donna 126, 170 Kut, David 126 Kwiatkowski,Jody92,109,160,161,162, 200 Kyne, Molly 109, 200 Kyte, Gregory 109 Laible, Scott 166 Lamm, Sheryl 47, 82, 162,200 Lane, Denise 126, 176 Lane, Doreen 47, 176, 179 Lange, Beverly 126 Langhans, Timothy 109, 197 Langston, David 86, 87, 164, 174 Langston, Robert 126, 187, 197 Lankowski, Anne 109 Lannig, Deborah 126 Lapare, Michelle 48, 82, 88, 162 Lardo, Thomas 126 Lardo, William 109 Larson, Mr. Ronald 143, 163 LaTulip, Mrs. Deanna 143 Lauchert, Gary 197 Lauchert, John 48, 82, 84, 85, 86, 88, 158, 165, 185 Leavell, Vicky 126, 166, 174, 176 Lederman, Val lnda 119 Lee, Barbara 48, 164, 169, 176, 179, 199, 201 188 Lee, Mrs, Joyce Lee, Robert 48, 86, 161, 164, 168,185 Lehning, Lois 48 Lenau, Sigfried 48, 109 Lengel, Thomas 109, 161, 189 Leonard, Ellen 48, 163, 164, 169, 172, 173,174,198, 199 Leonard, Robert 126, 171, 172, 174, 196 Leslie, Lorraine 126, 173 Lester, Joseph 129, 196 Lewandowski, Michael 48 Lezark, Valerie 48, 176 Liable, Scott 189 Librera, John 49 Librera, Joseph 129 Lickfeld, Randall 129, 196 Lindsay, David 49, 168 Lizak, Susan 129 Lloyd, John 76 Loefke, William 129, 173 Logiudice, Angela 129 Logiudice, Terese 49 Longo, Annette 129, 179 Lopinot, Constance 49 Lorquet, Mark 129 Lowell, Mrs. Mary 150 Lowman, Kevin 129, 190 Luchner 109 Ludlow, Douglas 49 Ludwig, Mark 49, 82, 88, 161, 186 Luxenberg, Mr. John 98, 144 Lyman, Sally 49 Lyon, James 49, 185 Lyon, Kathe 82, 129, 161,199 Lyon, Thomas 112, 129 Lyons, Margaret 49, 82, 158, 200 Lyons, Peter 112, 129, 196 MacDonald, Randall 109 MacMurray, Mark 101 Macy, David 49, 176 Magavero, Miss Suzanne 144 Magney, John 49 Maher, Diane 129 Mailey, David 129, 189 Malanowicz, Janice 109, 169, 179 Malke, Cynthia 129 Mallia, Rozanne 110 Mallon, Marc 110, 165, 166, 171, 172, 173, 174 Malone, Roxanne 49, 176 Malone, Russell 129 Malyszka, Gail 110, 164, 166, 167 Mancuso, Mr. Ronald 144 Mann, Mr, Charles 144, 188, 196 Mammoser,John 129,171, 172,173 Mammoser, Lynda 129 Mangione, Michael 77 Mangione, Michelle 129 McDonnell, Jean 112, 129, 162, McDonough, Michael 52 McGarva, Karl 129, 196 McGarva, Lawrence 110, 185 McGrath, Michael 52 McHenry, David 110, 188 McKenna, Christopher McKenzie, Anne 52, 82, 177, 179 179 Manown, Thomas 110, 176 Marchi, Edward 51 Marchi, Tina 129 Marilla, John 129 Markert, Kenneth 129, 196 Markert, Phillip 77, 169 Markham, Susan 41, 168 Marsh, Richard 129 Marsh, Steven 196 Marshall, Nancy 110, 176 Marston, Brett 129 Martin, Dean 51 Martin Mark 110 Martin Max 51, 164, 185 Martin Nettie 110 Martin Suzanne 51 , 162 179 Martucci, John 51, 176 Massing, Deborah 129, 200 Master, Bonnie 76 Mathien, David 110, 164, 165, 172 180, Matthews, George 41 Mattimore, Carolyn 110, 200 Mattioli, David 110 Mattulke, Jody 112, 129, 166, 172 Maurer, Suzanne 51 Maxwell, Rosemary 92, 110, 158, 160,165 May, John 110 Mayer, John 110 Mazac, Barbara 51, 82 Mazurowski, Alan 129 Mazurowski, Mark 51 McAuley, Susan 92, 101, 179,200 McCann, Scott 110 McCarthy, Karen 92, 110, 179 McClellan, Lynn 92, 110 McClure, Craig 51, 161, 179, 189 McColgin, Earl 51, 82, 88, 180 McCormack, Kevin 110 McCormick, Mr, William 144, 167 McCourt, Bruce 110 McCreary, Laurie 129 McCue, Sue 76 McLaughlin, John 52 McLennan, Patricia 2 McNally, Lee Ann 52 McNerney, Mary Jane 110 McShane, Gerald 110 Mc0uillan, Erie 52, 176 McQuillan, Joyce 52, 82, 160, 161, 162, 164,168,180,199 Mead, Virginia 52, 179 Mecca, John 110 Meckley, Joel 52, 171, 172 Meier, Jeffrey 176 Meindl, Paul 193, 196 Mencer, Robert 109 Mergenhagen, Cheryl 109 Merry, Carol 109, 162, 167 Metler, Mr. 148 Metzger, Keith 52, 176 Meyer, Cheryl 170, 189 Meyer, David 109, 129 Meyer, Richard 52 Meyerhoefer, Catherine 126 Meyers, Donald 109 Meyers, Mr. 148 Meyers, Richard 52 Meyers, Stephen 55 Michalek, Catherine 129, 174 Mikolajczyk, Mr. George 144, 177 Mikucki, Annette 129 Milks, Brenda 129 Milks, James 55 Millar, Gordon 55, 82, 84, 88, 158, 180, 189 Mino, Edward 55 Mirando, Mr. Peter 144 Mitchell, Mark 189 Moen, Robert 55 Mohr Moir, Sandra 191 Moir, Sandra 112 Moltz, Thomas 194 Monckton, Bonnie 55 Moot, Christina 112, 122 Moot, Donna 55,82,160,162,168, 180 Mordaunt, Elizabeth 109, 179, 199 Morehouse, Donna 55, 82, 86, 88, 158, 159, 162,164,165, 168, 184 Morehouse, John 185 Morse, Mr. George 126, 144, 165 Mosher, Mrs. Gertrude 150 Mraz, April 55,82 Mugle, Mrs. Jeanette 144 Mugle, Paula 55 Muir, John Mulertt, Diane 109, 169, 181 Muller, Mr, 148 Mulry, Eileen 92, 109, 162, 174, 176 Mumbach, Donald 109 Mumbach, Lee Ann 129, 166, 174 Mumm, Frederick 77 Murdock, Frederick 109 Mychajluk, Mrs. Helen 150 Nabor, Gary 129 Nabor, Thomas 129 Nailos, Miss Deborah 144 Nappo, Marion Nasel, Mr. 149 Naylor, James 174, 189 Neale, David 196 Nenno, Mrs. Beverly 144 Nesber, Mr. 149 Nevling, Douglas 129 Newland, Diane 109, 172, 173, 179, 198 Newland, Kevin 161, 164, 168, 174, 193 Miller, Constance 55, 162, 200 Miller, David 109, 196 Miller, James 109, 129 Miller, Jennifer 176 Miller, Mary 176 Miller, Mrs. Patricia 150 Miller, Sherry 76, 109, 129, 174 Miller, Steven Miller, Theresa 55 Minkel, Robert 92, 104, 163, 185 229 Nicholas, Lori 129, 161, 166, 199 Norman, Shirley 76, 199, 201 Noshay, Gary 176 Novak, Mary 167, 176 Nowak, Joseph 109 Nye, Margaret 160, 162 Nye 191 O'Brien, Kyran 29 0'Brien, Sheila 86, 87, 176 0'Brien, Valerie 166, 170, 174 Pfefter, Plewik, O'Connor, Mary 109, 176 0'Gorman, Diane 82, 86, 158 0'Hara, Mrs. Barbara 92 0'Meara, Mrs, Joan 145 Oakley, Joanne 160 Odell, Brenda 129 Oleska, Michael 57 Oleska, Theodora 57 Olmstead, Alan 109, 164 Olsen, Karen 94, 173 Omphalius, Kevin 94 Oneill, James 94 Ortel, Carolyn 57, 130 Ostrout, Charles 57, 82, 164, 172, 185 Ostrout, Wayne 130, 190 Otis, Guy 130, 190 Owen, Mr. James 85, 114, 145,186, Owen, Richard 130, 166, 172, 173, Owen, Thomas 57, 86, 165, 171, 174 Pack, Robert 94, 188 Paget, Mr. 149 ' Palczewski, Diane 94, 170, 176 Palczewski, James 57, 94, 176 Panasiewicz, Elaine 92, 94, 168, 176, 180 Pantera, Deborah 57 Paolini, Gene 76 Paolini, Marcia 130 Pap, Anna 112, 130, 166, 170, 179 Pap, Julia 130, 166, 170 Papp, Deborah 55, 174, 176 Parduski, David 55, 130 Parduski, Joanne 94, 174, 181 Parks, Linda 57, 82 Parten, Kay 94 Patterson, Patrick 77 Paul, Jeffrey 130, 196, 197 Pauly, John 57, 193 Pawlowski, Elizabeth 94 Pawlowski, Mary Lou 94 Pellette, Kathleen 57 Peoples, Mark 94 Perez, Lynn 94 Perfetto, Carl 163 179, 193 174 172, 172, Peters, Timothy 59 Petrie, Clara 130 Petrie, James 94 Petrovits, Susan 94 Petzing, Lawrence 94, 188 Pfanner, Darlene 59, 179 Pfeifer, Pfister, Philips, Phillips Michael 59 Barbara 94, 160, 164 Donald 130 Michele 59, 190 Donald 94, 130, 190 Phillips, Mary Ellen 130, 174 Phillips, Michael 188, 196 Phohl, Richard 130 Piccioli, Steven 94 Pierce, James 94 Pierce, Lucille 94, 172, 174 Pierce, Sandra 59 Pikula, Barbara 59, 161, 176 Pinzel, Lea 94 Pitillo 191 Plehinger, Kimberly 59 Robert 59 Przybyciel, Susan 77 Pszonak, Helen 94 Purves, Mrs. Marion 145 Putnam, Cathy 92,162, 176, 179 Putnam, Pamela S. 94, 130 Putnam, Pamela L. 130, 174, 198 Ouigg, Deborah 92, 160, 161, 167 Ouigg, William 94, 130, 196, 197 O.uirk, Lawrence 94 Rafter, Marcia 94, 160, 162 Ranger, Michael 130, 196 Ranic, Robert 60 Rathman, Robert 130 Rauch, Lroi 94, 168, 174 Rausch, Ernest Rautenstrauch, Kenneth 130 Ravin, Deborah 112, 130, 167, 200 Ravin, Paul 188 Raymond, Marcia 60, 162, 164, 181 Raymond, Sharon 82, 130 Realmuto, Pamela 130 Reap, Terrence 94, 176 Recla, Bruce 130 200 Riley, Donald 60 Riley, Michael 130, 171, 173,179 Riordan, Mary 92, 97, 158, 160, 162 184 Riordan, Kathy 200 Riordan, Robert 130 Ritchie, Joanne 63, 197 Robinson, Karen 112, 133 Robinson, Sandra 63 Roche, Laura 63, 85, 160, 162, 164 Roch, Miss Kathy 198, 199, 201 Rodgers, Francis 63 Rodriquez, Randall 63 Roestel, Brigitte 133, 179 Rood, Root, Ross, Ross, Robert 63 Mark 63,133,188 Harriett 97,168, 198,199,201 Rebecca 63,97,176,179 Rowland, Mr. Roderick 145 Rowell, Deborah 92, 164, 173 Royce, Susan 63, 176 Rozbicki, Allen 63 Rozbicki, Sharon 133, 179 Pohlman, Janice 94, 162 Polvinio, Andrea 1 12, 126, 128, 170, 173, 174 Polvino, Mike 163 Reed, Marilyn 130 Reeves, Cynthia 94, 176 Reichard, Mr. Robert 145, 171, 172 Reichert, Mr. William 128, 145 Rubeck, Carol 63, 176 Rucker, Colleen 63, 82 Rucker, Deborah 63 Ruh, James 97, 196 Pope, Daniel 59, 82, 88 Poppenberg, Janet 94, 161 Poppenberg, Joanne 199, 201 Poppenberg, Mrs. Mary 150 Porpilia, Susan 130, 166, 170 Porter, Colleen 112, 130, 198, 199 Porter, Deborah 130 Porteiger, Paula 130 Potter, Cathy 59, 181 Prasnjak, Joseph 59, 164, 190 Perfetto,Michelle112,130,161, 198,199 Perison, Cheryl 94 Perison, Donald 130 Peters, Gregory 130 Peters, Richard 94, 188 Pratt, David 59,164,169,171,172,173, 177, 185 Prezioso, Lee 76, 94 Prible, Mark 130 Prince, Mark Prince, Roger 130, 189, 196 Prindiville, Mrs. Teresa 145, 176 Prockton, Mark 130, 166, 186, 193 Prongay, Linda 94 Prychodko, Michael 107, 130 Pryor, Barbara 130 Pryor, Jess 94, 188 Pryor, Robert 59, 193 Przybyciel, Edward 94 Reisch, Marlene 94 Retter, lllene 94 Rettig, Donald 94 Rettig, Gary 60, 187 Rettig, Joyce 92, 184, 200 Rettig, Theresa 112 Reynolds, Carol 60, 164, 200 Rice Rich, Rich, Rich, Rich, ,Todd 94,179, 185,197 David 60, 164,167, 190 Howard 97,179, 188 Ruh, Thomas 133 Ruot, David 1 76 Russert, Michael 194 Russell, Deborah 82 Ruszczyk, Lisa 112, 133 Ruszczyk, Sharon 133 Ryan, Elizabeth 94, 174 Ryan, Mitchell 186, 187 Ryan, Randal 133, 187 Sabol, Deborah 133, 166, 179 Jill 60, 82, 162, 169, 181, 200 Mark Richardson 94, 190 , James 60, 176 John 97 Richardson, Richardson, Richardson, Richardson, Rickey, Hollis 97, 174, 176 Riebling, Marjorie 60, 85, 164, 177 Riedel, Robert 60, 86, 87, 168, 171, 174 Rieman, Darcy 60,82,88,162,164,177, 200 Rieske, Michael 130 Riggs, Mark 97 230 Mr. Robert 145 Thomas 97 Mrs. William 136 Sacilowski, Donale 77 Salem, Corey 133 Salem, Kristin 168, 169, 176 Salverson, Marc 97 Salverson, Ramsey 133, 174 Salzman, Mona 133 Samter, Lisa 97, 164, 173, 174 Samuelson, Eric 133 Samuelson, Joy 112, 133, 176 Samuelson, Joseph 168, 172 Sanger, Cathleen 112 Santonocito, Linda 97 Sarcione, James 86, 185, 190 Sarcione, Stephen 133, 196, 197 Sauer, Steven 133 Savage, William 133, 190, 196 Savio, Michael 168 Sayles, Susan 180 Scanlon, William 97 Sceanolra, Mr, 149 Schaefer, Lynn 186 Scheffer, David 133, 196 Scheffer, Debbie Schef-fler, Donald 65 Schen, Andrea 65,162,177,179,199 Schen, Lisa 97, 172, 198,199 Schlav, Mrs. Ruth Schlierf, James 97, 185, 191,193 Schmeelk, Miss Joanne 145, 199, 200 Schmitt, Brian 133, 189 Schmitt, Timothy 133 Schneider, Susan 92, 97, 158, 164, 165, 173, 176 Schnitter, Paul 77, 133, 167, 174 Schlottman, David 97 Schrecengost, Anna 133 Schrelder, Andrea 170, 176 Schroeck, Mrs. Dorothea 145, 162 Schul, James 97 Schul, Larry 65 Schultz, Christ 65 Schultz, Diane 97 Schumer, Linda 97 Schunk, Diane 176 Schunk, Dinah 133, 176 Schunk, Norine 112, 133, 176 Schuster, Mary Ellen 65 Schwagler, Joseph 65 Scott, John 65 Scruton, Frederick 65, 145, 171, 172 Seagrave, Robert 133 Sealy, Deborah 133, 167, 174, 176 Sealy, Michael 65 Secen, Nancy 133, 166, 174 Sedlmeier, Norman 97 Seider, Julie 97 Seidleck, Mr. Eugene 145, 188, 194 Selberg, Jay 197 Selle, Cynthia 92, 97, 162, 167,200 Semson, Lori 133 Semson, Sheryl 65 Sennikoff, Carol 133 Senseney, Paul 133, 190 Seyfried, Mary 65 Shank, David 133 Shaw, Mr. Donald 146 Sheffield, Richard 97 Shetler, Kathleen 97, 162, 171 Shiffler, Brenda 97 Shinafelt, Margaret 65 Shoemaker, Elizabeth 97, 162, 168 Shrider, Andrea 166, 176 Sieber, William 114, 196, 197 Siedlecki, David 114 Sieper, Mrs. Nancy 146 Simmeth, Carl 194 Simmeth, Robert 114 Sinclair, Margie 130 Skanes, Bryan 114, 197 Skingley, Mark 65 Slyder, Sharon 97 Smith, Barbara 67, 170, 176, 179 Smith, Mr. Clayton Smith, Mr. David 146, 176 Smith Deborah 67 Smith Isabelle Smith, Jane 76 Smith Linda 67 Smith Marc 97 Smith Polly 67, 160, 177, 180 Smith Ronald 77 Smith Steven 67, 186, 189 Smith Thomas 97 Steele, Judy 68, 82, 162, 164 Stephan, Duane 77 Stephan, Randall 68, 184 Stetz, Deborah 114 Stevenson, Mrs, Laura Stewart, Cynthia 98, 174, 184, 185 Stewart, Derrel 68, 82, 166, 180, 181 Stiefier, Georgia 77 Stilson, Mr. 149 Stock, Mrs. Nancy 129, 146, 169 Stockwell, Martin 112, 117, 196 Stoddard, Thelma 68 Stokes, John 114, 172, 119, 193 Stokes, Nancy 68, 88, 162, 164, 181, 184, 193 Stoklosa, James 68, 82, 88, 158, 161 185 Stoklosa, Judith 112, 174, 200 Stoll, Amy 200 Stone, Jeffrey 114 Stonitsch, Mark 114, 196 Stook, John 98 Stopa, Karen 114, 174 Streich, Thomas 68, 168, 169 Streich, Patricia 114, 174, 200 Strnad, Lisa 68 Studley, Nadine 68 swhimiiief, cymhia 68, 162, 164, 172, Smolinski fCoach - JV Baseballl 197 Smolinski, Timothy 114 Snyder, Catherine 114 Snyder, Charles 67, 190 Snyder, Timothy 67 Soboleski, Cecelia 67, 160 Soloman, Barbara 97 Sparks, Paul 67 Specht, Jonathan 67, 86 Speich, David 67 Sperduti, Sharon 67, 168, 170, 181,200 Sperow, Paula 76 Stachowiak, Susan Staff, Sabrina 97 Stamer, Jeffrey 97, 191 Stang, Barbara 97, 172 Stapell, Kristin 112, 160, 161, 200 Starkey, Peter 92, 97 Starr, Mrs. Elaine 146 Start, Nancy 112, 114, 166, 167 Stater, James 98, 180 Stec, Paula 67,86 Steck, Miss Lynda 146 173, 174,176, 179, 198,199 Stumpf, James 68 Stumpf, Julie 114 Stumpf Mary 68, 82, 162, 179 Stumpf, Sherry 71 Sukaczow, Olga 71 Sullivan, John 114, 196 Sullivan, Mr, Michael 146 Sutherland, Laurie 71, 82, 167 Sutton, Mrs. Karen 146, 200 Swanson, Marla 71, 82, 181 Swart, David 71, 85 Swart, Gregory 1 14 Sweda, James 71 Sykes, Marilyn 199 Szafranski, Mr, Joseph 146 Szagna, Sharon 77 Szarleta, Mr, Norbert 122, 146 Szematowicz, Louise 98, 169 Tacka, Paul 71, 186 Taft, Linda 170 Tallman, Thomas 114, 166, 172 Tamutis, Mr. Henry 146 231 173 Tatford, Deborah 98, 114, 160, 162, 170, 174 Taylor, Donna 112, 114, 160, 179 Taylor, Mr. Herbert 146 Taylor, Mr. 149 Taylor, Thomas 71, 186, 190 Teague, Mr, Charles 147, 158, 165 Tennant, Mrs. Alice 150 Tennant, Margaret 71, 176 Theal, Mrs, 149 Theiss, Mary Lou 71, 82, 84, 179 Thiel, Lindy 71 Thiel, Manfred 71 Thiel, Mary 71,82,162,164,177,181, 200 Thiel, Maureen 92, 98, 114, 162, 179 Thomas, Mr. John 147, 185 Thompson, Becky 198, 199 Thompson, Tamara 161 Thounhurst, Scott 98, 185, 197 Thurber, Faye 170, 177, 180 Tillou, Kenneth 188, 193 Tillou, Michelle 92, 98, 179, 193 Tiwari, Vernon 77, 83 Todoro, Anthony 98 Tollner, Mr. 149 Tomczyk, Paul 196 Tomson, Cynthia 114, 166, 199 Toss, Sally 161 Touris, Mark 114 Touris, Wendy 98, 167, 170, 174 Townsend, Mrs, Geneva 133, 147, 169 Treman, Michael 185 Tress, Mrs. Mary 130, 147, 166 Trinkley, Joyce 112, 167, 174, 198, 199 Trinkley, Patrick 114, 168 Trippi, Wendy 98, 160 Tronolone, Roberta 92, 98, 114 Turchiarelli, Wesley 114, 166 Turnwall, James 98 Uglik, Donna 98, 129, 176 Uglik, Doreen 114 Vacanti, Daniel 88 Van0cker, Gregory 98, 114 VanOcker, Lynne 92 VanValkenburg, Mr. Richard 122, 147, 161, 188 Vanderhoff, Richard 98 Vanober, Linda 98, 114 Vantine, Keith 161, 188 Vastola, Mr. 149 Winger, Viehe, Mrs. Ethel 82, 147 Vilagy, Miss Susanne 147, 164 Villarini, Carl 98, 114, 185, 191, 197 Villarini, Lisa 158 Vinolus, Leslie 114, 167 Vitale, Charles 117, 196 Volk, Cindy 98, 160 Wagner, Marc 98, 188 Wagner, Susan 92, 160, 167, 176,199 Walaski, Joni 117, 172, 174 Waldraff, Cheryl 98 Walker, Deborah 117 Walker, Tim 98, 172,190 Walkowski, Mr. Joseph 147 Walsh, James 189 Walsh, Robert 98, 171, 172 Walton, Howard 98 Ward, Mr. James 147 Warner, Howard 117 Warner, Miss Kathryn 117, 147, 166 Warner Philip 92, 98, 188, 190 Warner Rosemary 98, 167 Warner Robert 117 Warner Therese 117, 170, 174 Weakland, Amandus 73 Weakland, Lucinda 117, 174 Weber, Deborah 77 Weber, Gregory 73 Webster, Michael 101 Webster, Sally 101, 112, 117, 179 Weidner, Debbie 73 Weinar, Cynthia 92, 101, 160, 162, 170, 176 Weinborg, Wayne 77 Weis, Joyce 77, 198 Weiss, Cynthia 117, 170, 179 Weiss, Mary 174, 179, 199 Weiss, Pat 200 Weiss, William 73, 82, 161 Welker, Dr. Howard E. 136 Wendling, Pamela 117 West, Denise 101, 160, 162 Westlund, Elaine 101, 164, 173, 174 Whalen, Cheryl 117 Whaley, Kenneth 101, 117 Wheeler, Mary 112, 117, 172 White, Cynda 73, 162, 164, 169 White, Kelly 117, 186 Whittemore, Cheryl 117, 166 Whittemore, Michael 101, 166 Wieder, Charles 73 Wiencek, David 117, 197 Wierzbic, Nadine 73 Wiggins, Ethel 112, 179 Wilcox, Craig 73 Wilcox, Dana 117, 190, 196 Wiles, Judith 101, 198, 199 Will, Mr. Alan 136 16 Will, Kenneth 73 Willet, Donald 194 Williams, Lois 73, 160, 164, 172 Williams, Lynn 73,82,162, 164,179,181 Williams, Michael 117 Williams, Robert 117, 169 Wilson, Eileen 73,161,199 Wilson, Janice 73 Wilson, Jeannie 166 Wilson, Julia 117 Wilson, Wilson, Laura 174 Marcia 112, 117, 170, 198, 199 Wilson, Michael 163, 188, 190 Wilson, Peter 1 17 Wilson, Richard 77 Wiltsie, Mary 75 Mrs. Doreen 147 Woolcott, Richard 101 Wooldridge, Charlene 75 Wooster, Gregory 101, 172 Worth, Laura 110, 168 Worthylake, Linda 75 Wray, Bonnie 75 Wright, Cheryl 92, 110, 158, 160, 162 200 Wright, Michelle 92, 110, 158, 160, 200 Wronski, Richard 75, 176 Wutz, Timothy 117 Yates, Mr. Robert 147, 168 Young, Barbara 110 Young, Mr. Charles 137 Young, John 75 Young, Thomas 110 Winkler, Deborah 117, 147 Winkler, Miss Marion 97, 179 Winling, Thomas 101, 190 Winnert, Richard 101 Wise, William 117 Witman, Mr. Paul 190, 196 Wnuk, Joanne 75 Wojakowski, Kathryn 101 Wojtanik, James 117, 186 Wolfe, Mr. Dennis 147 Wolff, Helmuth 101, 185 Woodruff, Craig 101, 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